Bob,
Check out Trevor Devore's DB library. A database abstraction library
written in Transcript:
http://mangomultimedia.com/developer/revolution/
libDatabase 2.0 - Tested with altSQLite 2 and 3, MySQL, PostGreSQL,
Valentina 1.x local. Prelinary testing done for Valentina 2.x
local/server.
On Apr 7, 2006, at 6:53 AM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
How about this code:
on mouseUp -- display the date
answer the date with OK
end mouseUp
Just thought I would make your day. ;-)
On Apr 7, 2006, at 12:02 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
To be fair, Geoff had a smiley in his post, so I think he
Chipp wrote:
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
If someone has a EULA linked to a particular version of the engine that
expressly allows this, send it to me ASAP - I am easily convinced by
previously issued EULAs.
7for7
From the website Richard pointed you to:
It can be used to run .mt scripts similar
On 4/8/06 8:44 AM, Robert Sneidar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
Is anyone with something less than a doctorate in highly complex
programming languages using Valentina succesfully? What I am looking
for is something I can use to EASILY create indexed tables and then
quickly find, edit
On 08/04/2006, at 16:36, Geoff Canyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So tell me what could go wrong? ;-)
You are limiting yourself to the code, where bugs can have the forms
of user requirements, specification and documentation as well as
coding. In this case, the user may have wanted to know
Hi Robert,
Additionally:
If talk about Valentina you need first of all do ValentinaInit()
When you finish work you do Valentina_ShutDown.
Also I wonder, have you see TUTORIAL of Valentina for Revolution?
It seems you have stick into REFERENCE of V4REV.
I am sure, it make the simplest
On 4/8/06 8:01 AM, Robert Sneidar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Robert,
I know I must sound the newbie, but I read the following in the
tutorial:
Start of work with Valentina
You have to set external references for the stack first. It
On 4/8/06 8:01 AM, Robert Sneidar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Robert,
--
It could be done using Stack Property Inspector. Here you just
need to define the path to
the V4REV_win.dll and(or) to the V4REV_Macho depends on OS target you
wish to use.
In order
Thanks to all who posted on this topic. I got Rev CGI working on my
Dreamhost account. (Debian Linux)
I downloaded the 2.5.1 Linux installer from runrev.com, gunzipped
untarred it locally.
My testing tonight tells me that I probably could have then simply
uploaded the engine only -
While I found much to agree with in your post, your gratuitous
swipes at
the severe cases of denial that key contributers to this list seem
to suffer from was one I
couldn't let pass without comment. I'm sure I'm on that list.
Dan,
Very very seriously. While I recognize your intention to
Richard,
All my thanks for supporting the point on bitching and undermining
the reputation of any user who dares to express disatisfaction on the
list!
That link was not even in Bob's email... nor was the link to his
website.
Couldn't dream of a better example.
Marielle
Bob Warren at
So tell me what could go wrong? ;-)
I realised while cooking the salmon this evening (crocodile being off
the menu) that Geoff had inadvertently provided a wonderful case
study on bugs. Any link to Geoff in the following is purely
coincidental and nothing to do with him at all :-)
Once
Hi,
All my messages pass along the very same chain you are using, the
fact that there is a library that is managing events has nothing to
do with it. I've experienced the problems I mentioned (and they have
been verified by others) in small 3 control test stacks with no
libraries etc. I
On 7 Apr 2006, at 22:43, Ken Ray wrote:
On 4/7/06 3:36 PM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so old my first computer was made of cardboard. Heck, we had to
'punch out' the cardboard parts just to build it (and we did this
all by
candlelight as electricity wasn't invented yet).
On 8 Apr 2006, at 02:06, Bob Warren wrote:
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Have you ever dropped a stack of a thousand or so punch cards!? That
was the last time I ever dropped a stack. Took me weeks to put the
stack back in order before I could run it through the reader.
Yes, and worse. On one
That's true of course, I could rewrite the Script Editor and may well
do so, but really, unless I invested a lot of time understanding the
how the rest of the IDE worked, it would probably not work very well.
If I were to do it, I'd rewrite the whole thing.
All the Best
Dave
On 7 Apr
On 7 Apr 2006, at 17:49, Mark Wieder wrote:
David-
Friday, April 7, 2006, 3:26:29 AM, you wrote:
Approach 2, results in much better software and much happier
engineers. The idea is to have QA involved right from the start, at
the design stage. QA's job here is to ensure that components
Hello Oakes,
I made my own tools palette for in the Rev IDE. It contains many
small script that I use every day. Since it is for my own use, I
didn't add any fancy graphics. Just a few buttons with cryptic
names.
If you are a true newbie, I'd just start learning the scripting
language
I believe EuroTalk is a client of RunRev Ltd and the files there
seems to contain a language learning tool.
Best,
Mark
PS: What is eurotalk? It's been added to the public directory at
ftp://runrev.com/pub/ but it's too big to download conveniently. Did
I miss a press release?
--
On 7 Apr 2006, at 22:25, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 7 Apr 2006, at 21:19, Chipp Walters wrote:
But, then there's another problem (at least for me). Currently,
I'd like
to get my hands on a 2.6.6 version of Rev. But the latest installer I
have is 2.6.1, which when properly online updated, goes
I really don't think you understand the ISM concept and think it's
some strange thing that is somehow going against the way Xtalk's
work. It's really not. It's really just a convenient and flexible way
of allowing an object to communicate with other objects without
having to explicitly
Richard,
Not so long ago, I experimented with running my stacks as little
client apps with the engine in the bin folder of Mac OS X. This
allows me to run a stack like an application, without building a
standalone. Very much like running a Python applet. Have you
noticed that this is no
Why then is there a need to show the stack? You can go invisible
to the stack, change all properties, and close the stack,
without showing and flashing the window. If there really is a
need to issue a show command, set the window off-screen first.
Please, let us know whether this solves your
The link to http://www.howsoft.com/downloads/webed.zip on
http://www.howsoft.com/downloads/index.html is 404.
Merde happens.
Richard,
Are you aware of the message sent to the users of this list over the
past 4 months?
I can tell you the message I have personally understood.
Beware, if
I have had Rev for over a year now (Studio version) and I STILL cannot
run a stack file (by double clicking on it OR using Open With...) and
have a cursor show up. As soon as the pointer enters anywhere in the
stack window, it disappears. I't's still there because if I carefully
move it, I
Len Morgan wrote:
I have had Rev for over a year now (Studio version) and I STILL cannot
run a stack file (by double clicking on it OR using Open With...)
and have a cursor show up. As soon as the pointer enters anywhere in
the stack window, it disappears. I't's still there because if I
Bravo, congratulations, and kudos :)
Lynn Fredricks
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Runtime Revolution Ships Revolution Media
...
Runtime Revolution also introduces new support and learning forums at
http://forums.runrev.com. The new forums are set up by level so
Hi all,
Now that Runtime has their forums online, ArcadeEngine support forum is
moving to our new RevSelect forum here -
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=27
I am looking forward to see you there. Stay tuned for some really cool
stuff coming up.
All the best,
Malte
On 8 Apr 2006, at 14:01, Marielle Lange wrote:
The link to http://www.howsoft.com/downloads/webed.zip on
http://www.howsoft.com/downloads/index.html is 404.
Merde happens.
Richard,
Are you aware of the message sent to the users of this list over
the past 4 months?
I can tell you the
A lot of us MC users did. I had occasion to mention this
very specifically to Lynn recently, more than once. Not sure
why he said he wasn't familiar with it; maybe he just suffers
from what Dan and I can call Rev List Subscriber Memory Disorder. ;)
The substance of our discussion had to
Well, my international (from an american viewpoint) friend, how about
this:
on mouseUp -- display the date
answer the system date with OK
end mouseUp
The requirements are stated clearly in the comment, so the long date
is out. The system date should work properly for you, correct?
I
Bravo, congratulations, and kudos :)
Lynn Fredricks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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Bravo, congratulations, and kudos :)
Lynn Fredricks
Thanks Bill!
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd
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Thanks Phil and Chipp, Ill check it out and see how that works with current
licensing.
In the meantimesome other news just posted :-)
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd
Lynn,
a key thing about that free engine is that it does not have or
Hi Robert,
Nice. Are the forums intended to replace this list or as an
additional service? I hope the latter.
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=209#209
Also, I find the following paragraph in the pr curious:
Step up to Revolution scripting. English-like Revolution is
the
This thread no longer deals constructively with Revolution. Hostile forces
retreat.
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd
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Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
Bob Warren wrote:
I am a bit tired after my day's ordeals: a few hours ago
I had to negociate the release of my supposedly kidnapped son - pay up
R$50.000 or they'd kill him on the spot kind of drama. Luckily, it
turned out to be not a hoax but criminal action
Mark, Geoff, et al:
To be fair, Geoff had a smiley in his post, so I think he deserves
some slack cut here.
Absolutely! I did notice that after posting, and I apologize.
I was more venting emotions built up after reading previous posts on
this thread by others than by Geoff's remarks, and
Alex Geoff,
You don't need to know how many ticks it takes.
OK, I'll bite: just how does one set the end value of the scrollBar if
one does not have an idea of how many loops or how many ticks the
entire process will take?
Suppose, for example, one is downloading a file. Changing the
Dan, et al:
I'm reminded of this quotation from the 1970's. (I think it was in the
Mythical Man Month but I'm not sure.)
If builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then
the
first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization.
Must have been a spokesman for
The last thing I want to do today, particularly after my personal
experiences of yesterday not connected with this list, is to get mixed
up in psychological analyses. But in view of the fact that certain
analyses have been made based my recent posts and the List's reactions
to them, I would
Hi all,
There are a couple of forums that require registration in order to see them
(many that currently do not, will also change). You are missing a couple of
nuggets of goodness if you do not register.
It is likely that the next step with the forum will be to get up the RSS
support so its
Hi Dave,
I really don't think you understand the ISM concept and think it's
some strange thing that is somehow going against the way Xtalk's work.
It's really not. It's really just a convenient and flexible way of
allowing an object to communicate with other objects without having to
Same here. Basically paid double for it. Ended up getting it directly from
Dan after ordering thru RunRev. But still very happy with the ebook, in
particular the step by step application at the end of the book. It's one of
the best tutorials I've read and I've read many. What made it so good in
Alex Geoff,
You don't need to know how many ticks it takes.
OK, I'll bite: just how does one set the end value of the scrollBar
if one does not have an idea of how many loops or how many ticks the
entire process will take?
Suppose, for example, one is downloading a file. Changing the
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hi all,
There are a couple of forums that require registration in order to see them
(many that currently do not, will also change). You are missing a couple of
nuggets of goodness if you do not register.
It is likely that the next step with the forum will be to get up the
Hi Jacque,
Yes, it is possible to install an addition to the forum that
lets use choose whether to use the web based interface, mail
only, or both. Thanks for bringing this up.
I hope that RunRev will quickly install this addition, which is
readily available from
I have a formatted FAT32 or NTFS (I can change the file format) MMC
card from which I would like to read data. However, the data stored
to the card is not written into a tradition file, but rather directly
to the disk and not in a file of any sort.
Is there anyway to read the raw contents
David-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 4:26:49 AM, you wrote:
In a way, yes, but on the other hand, I worked at one place that had
around 5 imaging products and they all used a couple of common
libraries. It made sense in this case for QA to track which versions
of the libraries were used in the
Moi:
I was more venting emotions built up after reading previous posts on
this thread
Apparently being rude to Geoff did not complete the catharsis, as I
feel the need to offer these thoughts as well:
* Just so we're sure we're comparing apples to apples: My closest
contact on
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hi all,
There are a couple of forums that require registration in order to see them
(many that currently do not, will also change). You are missing a couple of
nuggets of goodness if you do not register.
It is likely that the next step with the forum will be to get up the
I am confused.
How does the data get written to a hard drive and not in a file of any
sort
Please explain a little better.
I am sure that you will find that Rev can access anything the operating
system can access
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 4/8/06 10:32 AM, Karl Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marielle...
That was one of the strangest posts I've ever gotten on a mailing list. I
went back and read my original message and for the life of me I can't figure
out what you're trying to tell me.
The only point I made was that sometimes -- stress that word -- what one
person sees as a bug
Lynn
There will be several sessions at RevCon West 2006 in Monterey June 16-17 on
Rev and the Internet. In fact, it is emerging as one of our primary focal
points of the conference.
On 4/8/06, Lynn Fredricks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since RevConWest 2006 is coming up, it might be a good
Hi Robert,
If I am running a process of 100 loops and my bar is 200 pixels, then
I want to update for each step. However, if my process runs 1
loops, then updating for each step is pointless since the bar will not
visibly move and updating every 50-100 steps will do.
Maybe this is
Lynn..
Wow. I was surprised to see your answer that the scripting language
Transcript is being renamed Revolution. How then will it be differentiated
from the product? Or won't it? Intriguing. Not criticizing, just wondering
and a bit bewildered.
On 4/8/06, Lynn Fredricks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tim.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm sorry you had to pay double and I'll contact
you offlist about that but I wanted to thank you for your comments.
I have written three new eBooklets, one on CGI, one on Custom Properties and
one most recently on Printing. You can buy them all for $5 each
Geoff-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 12:21:38 AM, you wrote:
So tell me what could go wrong? ;-)
In addition to the system date already taken care of,
1. The date is displayed in a modal dialog, which makes further use of
the app impossible until it's dismissed.
2. The mouseUp handler is never
We are using a small PIC processor (a cheap, inexpensive device for
embedded systems work) to talk directly with the MMC card. We are
communicating directly via a serial port to the MMC card, and the
data is being written directly to the card in a strange method that
only shows up in a
On Apr 7, 2006, at 9:31 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
Geoff, et al:
I generally check the ticks and update based on that:
How do you know in advance the total ticks to complete the operation?
The ticks to complete the operation isn't used for anything. Suppose
I have to process the elements
Lynn-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 8:18:17 AM, you wrote:
Is Transcript now called Revolution as well or was it just a
simplification for the press?
The language is now Revolution.
!!!
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Dan, Marielle
At the risk of really opening the hornets nest, here is my 2 cents. Dan,
I've actually known of you for multiple decades now -- way, way back in
the dark days of HyperCard 1.0. The thing is this, I know you are a
stand-up fellow and have done lots of great work for the community
Recently, Len Morgan wrote:
I have had Rev for over a year now (Studio version) and I STILL cannot
run a stack file (by double clicking on it OR using Open With...) and
have a cursor show up. As soon as the pointer enters anywhere in the
stack window, it disappears. I't's still there
1. The requirements simply say to display the date -- the date is
displayed. If non-modality is needed, that should be in the
requirements.
2. It is certainly possible to put the code someplace inappropriate,
but I think for the purposes of this assignment we can assume that
isn't the
Moi:
Maybe this is just a morning when I can't get it.
One possibility: My reference is to a thermometer progress bar and
you are using barber pole progress bars?
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best
Recently, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
There are a couple of forums that require registration in order to see them
(many that currently do not, will also change). You are missing a couple of
nuggets of goodness if you do not register.
It's great to see Rev provide an outlet for communication that
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Len Morgan wrote:
I have had Rev for over a year now (Studio version) and I STILL cannot
run a stack file (by double clicking on it OR using Open With...) and
have a cursor show up. As soon as the pointer enters anywhere in the
stack window, it disappears. I't's
Have you looked at the open driver and read from driver commands?
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
I know the answer to that one, I think. It happens when you use the
message box to show a file dialog (or when you have been typing into a
field) and hit the return key to execute the command. When typing, the
mouse pointer normally is hidden (replaced by the insertion
yes please me too, i third this!
jeff reynolds
On Apr 8, 2006, at 1:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Hi all,
There are a couple of forums that require registration in order
to see them
(many that currently do not, will also change). You are missing a
couple of
The MMC card is hooked up via an internal memory card reader, and
shows up an a drive to the computer. Is there a driver for Windows
or Mac OS X that allows me to directly access a drive? Where is a
place to find all the drivers installed on a system, and to find some
documentation about
Richard Gaskin, Apr 1 16:29:40 2005, wrote:
with so much client work here I'm finding it increasingly
challenging to spend time on Rev tools
Maybe you could free up some time by spending less time correcting
any user who makes valid criticisms on the list?
For those interested, here
Bryan
I appreciate your attempt to mend the fence here. But I am absolutely
bewildered by your statement that I threatened to sic forum police on
someone. First, I don't think there *are* any forum police! Second, I can't
honestly remember threatening to *do* anything to *anyone*. Perhaps I
David Vaughan wrote:
So tell me what could go wrong? ;-)
I realised while cooking the salmon this evening (crocodile being off
the menu) that Geoff had inadvertently provided a wonderful case study
on bugs. Any link to Geoff in the following is purely coincidental and
nothing to do with him
David Burgun wrote:
On 8 Apr 2006, at 02:06, Bob Warren wrote:
Garrett Hylltun wrote:
Have you ever dropped a stack of a thousand or so punch cards!? That
was the last time I ever dropped a stack. Took me weeks to put the
stack back in order before I could run it through the reader.
Yes,
I want to access it in Revolution instead of using somebody
else's hex editor software
If a Hex editor can see it, then Revolution can as well. But if
the data stored on the card is not entirely printable text you need
to specify that the data is binary.
(Forgive me if you know all this
Also note this link:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/search.php?search_id=newposts
And this one:
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/search.php?search_id=unanswered
It's really not necessary to browse trough the whole forum, just to see
the newest posts.
(These links are almost at the top of the
Rob Cozens wrote:
[snip]
Must have been a spokesman for the building trades industry.:{`)
There is no house of any size or complexity that is bug free.
After first visiting my parents' new $80K home--which in the 1970s was a
lot of $--my wife and I remarked to each other how shoddy the
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
A lot of us MC users did. I had occasion to mention this
very specifically to Lynn recently, more than once. Not sure
why he said he wasn't familiar with it; maybe he just suffers
from what Dan and I can call Rev List Subscriber Memory Disorder. ;)
The substance of
On 4/8/06 3:15 PM, Marielle Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you could free up some time by spending less time correcting
any user who makes valid criticisms on the list?
???
For those interested, here is the list of the 100 most frequent
posters on the use-revolution list over the
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Richard,
Not so long ago, I experimented with running my stacks as little
client apps with the engine in the bin folder of Mac OS X. This
allows me to run a stack like an application, without building a
standalone. Very much like running a Python applet. Have you
Thanks, I'll take your advice and study transcript more deeply. Do you think
the Software at the Speed of Thought book would help in this regard?
Also, could you give specifics as to how one creates a palette in rev? Is it
really like creating any other application?
Thanks,
Oakes
From:
Lynn
What is the thinking behind this? I am a little put off by the
change. Hypercard had hypertalk, supercard had supertalk, director
had lingo and Revolution had Transcript. I love the name transcript.
Thank you,
P.S. Congratulations on the Rev Media release.
Way to go.
Tom
On Apr
On Sat Apr 8, 2006, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
Mark Schonewille wrote:
Not so long ago, I experimented with running my stacks as little
client apps with the engine in the bin folder of Mac OS X. This
allows me to run a stack like an application, without building a
Wow. I was surprised to see your answer that the scripting
language Transcript is being renamed Revolution. How then
will it be differentiated from the product? Or won't it?
Intriguing. Not criticizing, just wondering and a bit bewildered.
This is one of those situations where the lack of
The language is now Revolution.
!!! -- Exclamation would actually be a pretty cool name if you think
about it :-)
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Worldwide Business Operations
Runtime Revolution, Ltd
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Xeubie Tsu wrote:
Thanks, I'll take your advice and study transcript more deeply. Do you
think the Software at the Speed of Thought book would help in this
regard?
Also, could you give specifics as to how one creates a palette in rev?
Is it really like creating any other application?
Marielle,
My name is on that list. Please do not include my comments or name in
any of your emails. I know you don't mean anything derogatory by
including my name but I still would prefer if you didn't.
Thank you,
Tom
On Apr 8, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Marielle Lange wrote:
Richard Gaskin,
As far as I can tell, Rev can't communicate directly with the hard disk
without some form of external written to do so.
On a slightly related note, I created a library that will create dynamically
sized disk images that was to be used with Mark Schonewille's Buttefly
project but a known bug
Geoff-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 12:24:12 PM, you wrote:
1. The requirements simply say to display the date -- the date is
displayed. If non-modality is needed, that should be in the
requirements.
...and conversely if a modal display is desired then that should be
spelled out...
First
My end of the conversation dealt with that's already here:
Andre and others have server frameworks that run on a license
that's free. I mentioned repeatedly to you that the license
for faceless use had historically always been free, for more
than a decade before RunRev acquired the
Garrett-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 1:23:55 PM, you wrote:
The thing is, that is not a bug. The programmer did not make any error
in his code at all. The code works as it was intended.
That's just silly. How do *you* know what was intended? The entire
requirements for this app seem to be
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Marielle,
My name is on that list. Please do not include my comments or name in
any of your emails. I know you don't mean anything derogatory by
including my name but I still would prefer if you didn't.
I know I'm about to probably stir up some real trouble now,
Dan-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 11:10:30 AM, you wrote:
Wow. I was surprised to see your answer that the scripting language
Transcript is being renamed Revolution. How then will it be differentiated
from the product? Or won't it? Intriguing. Not criticizing, just wondering
and a bit
Mark Wieder wrote:
Garrett-
Saturday, April 8, 2006, 1:23:55 PM, you wrote:
The thing is, that is not a bug. The programmer did not make any error
in his code at all. The code works as it was intended.
That's just silly. How do *you* know what was intended? The entire
requirements for
On 09/04/2006, at 6:23, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
The thing is, that is not a bug. The programmer did not make any
error in his code at all. The code works as it was intended.
You could also claim that if a user in Japan downloaded the program
and could not read it because it was in
On 09/04/2006, at 9:26, Garrett Hylltun wrote:
The intent of the code is far too obvious for you or anyone else
here to say any different.
Ah, the sweetness of certainty; the certainty of not knowing.
You're just upset because your belief that bug free is impossible
was shown to be
Comes the revolution!
Everything is jake!
Comes the revolution-
We'll be eating cake!
When the streets and rivers run with red,
I'll be underneath the bed.
And after all their capers
Put the foe to rout,
I will buy the papers
To see how we came out.
Comes the revolution- all is jake-
And soon
Wow! I'm number 18 on the list. I'd better get a life.
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