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Beautiful parks, well planned trails and abundant open space are a few of the things that make Castle Rock a great place to call home. The Parks, Open Space and Trails Division makes it a priority that residents be able to explore the great outdoors right from their own backyard. So, take a hike with the kids, enjoy the great outdoors or sneak a peak at local wildlife.
Most residents would agree, Castle Rock has some of the most beautiful trails and open space in Colorado. With 87 miles of trails and more than 6,000 acres of open space that define the region's most prominent features, you never know what kind of adventure will be waiting for you.
Download a map, and get out there and enjoy it. Click here to visit our trail conditions page and view our interactive trail condition map.
Hier and Gannon Closure
- The Hier and Gannon Open Space property has been closed as it is being used as a staging area for equipment and the construction of the southern extension of East Plum Creek Trail. Please do not enter the property until the project is completed and open to the public sometime this fall.
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Summer Trails Exploration Program
In demonstrating the Town's commitment to health and wellness, and to promote use of the Town's scenic trails, we invited everyone to get outdoors during the summer and explore with the Summer Trails Exploration Program, or STEP. STEP was recognized by the Colorado Parks and Recreation Association as the most innovative program in Colorado in 2015, winning the Columbine Award for Programming.
East Plum Creek Trail South Extension
The East Plum Creek Trail is the Town's main north south spine trail which travels through the riparian corridor of the East Plum Creek, and is the Town's most widely used paved trail. The 10 foot wide concrete trail is not only the most widely-used trail connecting the Meadows community to downtown Castle Rock and south, it is also part of the larger trail system known as the Colorado Front Range Trail, which will eventually connect communities along the Front Range from Wyoming to New Mexico.
Currently the EPC trail travels six miles from Castle View High School to south Perry Street. The final southern segment to be constructed by the town is a two mile stretch from south Perry Street to Crystal Valley Parkway, where it will connect to the Lanterns development and the Douglas County trail systems and beyond to completed trail sections through Colorado Springs and Fountain, Colorado.
The Town of Castle Rock was awarded a $1 million grant to fund the southern extension, Phase 5, of the EPC trail. The grant is part of Great Outdoor Colorado's Connect Initiative Program, focusing on connecting existing trail gaps and providing increased access to outdoor recreation. This grant marks the largest Great Outdoors Colorado Grant the Town of Castle Rock has ever received. The East Plum Creek Trail is also part of a larger statewide trail system called the Colorado Front Range Trail. This is the final portion of the Colorado Front Range Trail within Castle Rock to be completed by the Town. Final design is being competed with construction planned for 2018.
Keepers of the Rock
The Castle Rock Municipal Court identified the need for community service opportunities for low-level offenders at the same time the Parks and Recreation Department voiced the need for assistance in maintaining trails and landscaping at its iconic Rock Park. Through mandated service, defendants learn the importance of investing manpower through the beautification of the local community. Youth receive mentorship through Keepers of the Rock and are further empowered by participating on future Teen Court peer review cases. Keepers of the Rock accounted for over 20 percent of all Parks and Recreation Department volunteer hours in 2016.
Wolfensberger Pedestrian Bridge
To provide better connectivity to Philip S. Miller Park and its trail system, the Town constructed a 155 foot pedestrian bridge over Wolfensberger Road, linking Philip S. Miller Park with both Ridgeline Open Space and the Meadows community. The connection creates a continuous 17 mile trail loop on a connected 650 acres of park and open space property. The bridge provides an important link on a future major trail loop through Town, providing opportunities for special events and enhancing the experience of trail users as well as safety concerns of crossing a major roadway. Also included with the bridge construction was the layout and construction of connection trails at both Philip S. Miller Park and Ridgeline Open Space. Park staff designed and built 1,300 linear feet of soft-surface trail to complete the link and open the crossing to the public.
The Town of Castle Rock embraces conservation throughout parks, trails and open space. Currently, roughly 30 percent of the Town is designated open space. The Town demonstrates a commitment to appropriate land use planning and resource conservation through various programming, projects and outings.
Preble's Habitat Conservation Plan Renewal
As part of the Town's commitment to conservation, the Parks and Recreation Department must ensure habitat conservation along trails and in parks and open space. The original Incidental Take Permit associated with the Douglas County Habitat Conservation Plan (DCHCP) for the Preble's meadow jumping mouse expired on May 11, 2016, ten years from initial issuance. The renewal process has been initiated with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) for a 10 year extension of the original permit and mitigation requirements established in the DCHCP. The renewal process includes the renewal to the Intergovernmental Agreement between the Town of Castle Rock, Town of Parker and the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Douglas for the continued implementation of the DCHCP, as well as the authorization for the application for the renewal of the Incidental Take Permit. These documents were submitted to the USFWS Endangered Species Permit Office before the permit expiration date and the applicants received written confirmation from the USFWS Colorado Field Office that the Habitat Conservation Plan and Incidental Take Permit coverage remain effective throughout the renewal process. With the renewal of the Take Permit and IGA, the Town can proceed with the completion of the remaining list of identified road, bridge, trail and utility projects (known as Covered Activities) within Preble's habitat, such as the Festival Park Project, East Plum Creek Trail Phase 5 and new water and sewer infrastructure for the Utilities Department. Required paperwork has been submitted to the USFWS and is being updated in order for the renewal to be processed.
Wild in our Town
Wild in our Town is an event that provides an informative education presentation to area residents on local wildlife that includes facts on wildlife, tips to avoid wildlife conflicts, ways to protect pets, advice for wildlife watching and displays of nearly 20 different types of animals, from a mountain lion to a porcupine. The program also provides the public an opportunity to speak directly with local wildlife representatives such as Natural Resource Specialists, County Park Rangers and Castle Rock Animal Control Officers. Updates will be provided on our webpage regarding the next Wild in our Town event.
Beaver Paint
In response to ongoing flooding from beaver activity along East Plum Creek and Sellars Gulch that has caused maintenance issues on the East Plum Creek Trail and the Sellars Gulch Trail in the downtown area, Town staff applies a mix of sand and paint to healthy native trees as protection from girdling and felling by active beavers in the area. The sand-paint mix has proved effective as an inexpensive protection measure against beaver activity. Volunteers do not paint trees that are unhealthy, such as having lighting strikes or multi-trunked, in order to leave some as food and building materials for the native beavers.
Media coverage of the volunteer work effort and the benefits from saving native trees (wildlife habitat, shade, erosion control, scenery) have been done in previous years.


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These earrings can be worn by anyone, but if you are looking for allergy free earrings and are tired of having reactions to your jewellery, you must try surgical steel.
Allergy Info: Perfect for sensitive skin, our products are tried and tested. Surgical steel is known to be the most hypoallergenic metal on the market, hypoallergenic meaning 'unlikely to cause reaction'. Although nothing can be promised as 100% allergy free, as certain people can be allergic to anything, surgical steel is used by medical professionals for knives and implants due to the low chance of a reaction. For more information about hypoallergenic earrings, check out our blog on nickel allergies.
Choosing the right earrings for you: Depending on how you wear your hair, and which occasion you'd like your earrings for, there are some little tips we have created to help you look your best with your new hypoallergenic earrings.
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And as the above screen grab indicates, that person was rather prolific for a few minutes in articulating just how much of an asshole the Michigan quarterback has been. Though Robinson's account was unverified by Twitter and there had been several fake accounts under his name previously, this ESPN report says he had officially started using the handle @DenardX on Sept. 12.
That same ESPN report also said Wolverines coach Brady Hoke was not all that into social media.
"I only care if it is representing this team in a correct manner," Hoke said.
Read into that what you will, but Robinson's Twitter account is now gone altogether.
[h/t to Owen for the screen grab]
UPDATE: Chat Sports has an even more thorough collection of Robinson's hacked tweets.


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Food Lifeline is a great organization that is fighting to end hunger in Western Washington. "Working with the food industry and its surpluses, we come up with creative solutions to stopping hunger, including redirecting good food from manufacturers, farmers, grocery stores and restaurants that might otherwise go to waste." – Food Lifeline website
There are some pretty staggering numbers on food waste in America, so it was especially gratifying to work on a project like this that I know is going to have a positive impact. For example, did you know nearly 40% or 170 billion pounds of the available food supply at the retail and consumer levels in America will go to waste? – via Food Lifeline website
I worked on this ad campaign with the folks at Green Rubino, who I also shot The Recommendeuer with last year. Big shout out to my friends Joe Quatrone and Dennis Budell who I love collaborating with!
Here is a fun little post production fact I thought you might enjoy. I photographed each of the subjects bare arms and legs, and those assets were used to make the arms and legs on the apple and carrot. Gigantic Squid did a fantastic job retouching these, and you can't help but feel happy that the apple and carrot found good homes.


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- Ericsson's 3G mobile broadband modules in Netgear's routers
- Cost-efficient internet access for locations that lack wireline infrastructure
- Internet access from buses, trains, cars, boats
Netgear is a world-leading brand in the small- to medium-sized businesses and home router segment. Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) will supply mobile broadband module technology to Netgear.
Mobile network connections for routers are becoming increasingly popular in many countries as a backup for or alternative to wireline broadband. Ericsson and Netgear have teamed to expand the mobile broadband market into new application areas and user segments, helping mobile operators generate higher revenues as their customers realize more reasons to use 3G networks for multiple data applications.
Michael Clegg, vice president and general manager of the Netgear Service Provider business unit, says: "We are thrilled to cooperate with Ericsson, the global leader in 3G mobile broadband network technology. This collaboration furthers our position with mobile operators, and the resulting mobile platform can be migrated to higher speeds and enabled with added features going forward. It is a clear win-win partnership."
Mats Norin, head of Mobile Broadband Modules at Ericsson, added: "Mobile broadband connectivity over HSPA in routers opens up new opportunities in yet-untapped home, SoHo and semi nomadic user scenarios. We are excited to deliver mobile broadband connectivity to a new segment, home network routers for Netgear."
The new router from Netgear combines HSPA technology with 802.11n wireless and Ethernet LAN. It sports 270 Mbps on the wireless LAN side and a full-featured firewall. It also allows fast large file downloads and real time media playback of high-quality digital movies, photos and MP3s.
3G/HSPA mobile broadband technology is deployed in more than 300 networks in more than 130 countries. Besides delivering the network infrastructure and services, Ericsson also provides mobile broadband modules for HSPA. To date, Ericsson has officially announced agreements with LG, Toshiba, Dell, Lenovo and Sony.
The new router with 3G radio will be showcased at Ericsson's exhibition area at Hall 6, La Fira, Barcelona, during the GSMA Mobile World Congress, February 15-18. Access is by invitation only. Media need to contact Ericsson Corporate Public & Media Relations.
Read more about Ericsson at Mobile World Congress.
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Ericsson is the world's leading provider of technology and services to telecom operators. Ericsson is the leader in 2G, 3G and 4G mobile technologies, and provides support for networks with over 2 billion subscribers and has a leading position in managed services. The company's portfolio comprises of mobile and fixed network infrastructure, telecom services, software, broadband and multimedia solutions for operators, enterprises and the media industry. The Sony Ericsson and ST-Ericsson joint ventures provide consumers with feature-rich personal mobile devices.
Ericsson is advancing its vision of being the "prime driver in an all-communicating world" through innovation, technology, and sustainable business solutions. Working in 175 countries, more than 80,000 employees generated revenue of SEK 206.5 billion (USD 27.1 billion) in 2009. Founded in 1876 with the headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, Ericsson is listed on OMX NASDAQ, Stockholm and NASDAQ New York.
Ericsson Corporate Public & Media Relations
Phone: +46 10 719 69 92
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mobile World Congress, Barcelona, Spain, February 15- 18
Ericsson's Capital Markets Day, Stockholm, Sweden, May 5-6
Ericsson Business Innovation Forum, Shanghai, China, May 17-18
For more information please contact the Ericsson Media Relations Team.


text: Recovery . . . : Press F10 or use the Display Job Log (DSPJOBLOG) command to see the previously listed messages. Correct any errors and try the request again.So, did you follow the 'Recovery' instructions? If you did, what did you find? CharlieBrowne's first question was "Have you looked at your joblog?" That is what the 'Recovery' guides you to do with DSPJOBLOG. Until the diagnostic information from the joblog is looked at, there is nothing more that can be done. However, it is quite possible that there isn't anything to do other than to give a 'G' reply to the message and continue on. There are a number of common circumstances where an object cannot be successfully saved and the object isn't needed for a restore. For example, a *MGTCOL object might easily end up in a "damaged" state and not be needed in the future. Those types of issues often arise because systems aren't brought down properly. Operators often run ENDSYS *IMMED (or similar) in order to get things ended in a hurry rather than go through the various ENDTCPSVR, ENDHOSTSVR, etc., commands that will allow applications and servers to close their objects in an orderly fashion. Sometimes one or two obscure objects get left in an incomplete state; sometimes the DB2 cross-reference doesn't get fully synchronized. Usually, the resulting save is still plenty good enough for a full recovery. But the various SAVxxx commands have to issue their warnings. Those commands will never know what is important to your organization. That's when you have to review the log to confirm that everything is okay. Tom


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Posted: Tue 06 Jan 2009, 11:58
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eeZos 0.6 -- Next release
Subject description: A puppy for WebOS integration (with eyeOS)
All new eeZos 0.6 is released!
Take a look a the eeZos web site:
And the new wiki, with roadmap! :
eeZos is designed to make full use of the concept of online cloud computing. The idea is that you can access your data from anywhere in the world and from any PC you choose.
It's tightly integrated with the eyeOS web Operating system allowing you to just take this puplet with you on a USB stick and access your online OS from anywhere.
This OS will be released to the eyeOS community next week. My belief is that a good relationship with a webOS may be important for future of puppy.
There are few design features of eeZos that might get the taste buds buddying.
The eeZos control panel:
This was inspired by the wolvix distro's control panel and is an integration of the puppy wizards, popular puppy utilities and XFCE configuration functions.
2 UI's to choose from:
eeZos allows you to choose whether to use a mini PC like interface (using lxlauncher) or a normal PC interface ( using XFCE desktop and cairo-dock)
eyeOS synchronization:
eyeSync is installed which allows you to synchronise your local files with your remote eyeOS files. The preferences in eyeSync then allow you to directly access your webOS from the menu.
The WebOS:
The default setup of eeZos points to my own installation of eyeOS. You can log in using the username: test pwd: test123.
This is only a high level example of what eyeOS can do.
To get a eyeOS account for FREE and check out the full eyeOS functionality goto:
Hotpup xdg
I've modified hotpup so that instaed of putting an icon on the desktop it places an icon into the xdg menu under devices. This allows you to access devices from both user interface modes.
Technical stuff:
- based on puppy 4.1.2
- added 24 sfs fix
- Uses xfdesktop, lxlauncher, xfce-panel and xfce4-session
- pebble 1.0 provides startup screen
- firefox 3.0.5 with adblock, flashblock and menu hide.
- thunar is the chosen file manager
- Mplayer with full codecs and smplayer
- openVPN with gopenvpn interface
- Selection of popular fonts
Local applications:
eeZos only features a media player and web browser by default as, the idea is that, all other apps are provided online; through eyeOS.
A series of sfs files are provided here to allow you to add a set of integrated local applications:
- Office: abiword and gnumeric + most plugins
- Mail: claws with most plugins
- Image viewer: Gthumb OR fotoxx (with printoxx)
- Chat: Pidgin or Skype 2.0
NOTE: I will be updating this thread with more and more details as time goes by.
Thanks to all the community for your great help with everything...as always.
Known Issues:
- The puppy event manager seems to stop recognising devices after startup. Please use the pmount utility to mount drives. - Fixed in 0.6
- alsawizard kills all programs including the dock. - Fixed in 0.6
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Posted: Tue 06 Jan 2009, 14:46
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Something wrong here. Just closing down today, perhaps some can check the md5?
As you were - bad d/l.
Interesting. Nice piece of work. However, the clouds are not for me. There is a hidden agenda with this notion, just beginning to appear. Think M$, think America, think crooked businesses! They want you to sign up for a direct debit. Once you do so, you're hooked. There is no need for this with Linux. Discs and SSS are getting bigger and more reliable. It is incumbent upon users to
their valuables, not stick them in the nearest skip when they stop working. There are sharks circling out there all the time and it's your dosh they're after. Get clued up, get smart and get your head outa da clouds....
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Posted: Wed 07 Jan 2009, 13:13
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Thanks for your positive comments. I agree with you with cloud computing and that's why i like eyeos.
eyeos is open source, meaning you can install it yourself on your own hosting account. That means it's you data just sitting on your space... but it's online. OK... it's not true cloud computing, but it gives you all the benefits of being able to access you data from anywhere, under your control.
Thanks again,
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Well, yes, but...
....unless you own the servers, you're still open to exploitation. Notwithstanding, we are all vulnerable vis-a-vis our ISP, but if they're storing our preferred OS configs and apps, too, it won't be long before those extra charges begin appearing on our bills. Either that, or we'll be paying for the privilege by having aspects of our preferences being sold, along the lines of those nasty little small print phrases with which we are all too familiar.
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Posted: Wed 07 Jan 2009, 22:13
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Well, yes, but...
....unless you own the servers, you're still open to exploitation.
So you install eyeOS on a puppy Hiawatha/PHP server... eyeOS is OS (open source). You own/control access to your own server - no problem.
This is collaboration software for running a business/organisation to share files/appointments/meetings manage files and email etc. all within a web-browser. The promise of web based computing fulfilled!
Or put another way, Windows 2003 Server/Citrix/MS Office/Outlook by another name - without the complexity, hardware requirements and cost. A MUCH more elegant solution if it has the functionality.
It basically puts the office network online - nice one!!
It is easy to cast out all collaboration software initiatives as opportunities for big brother to keep an eye on us. In this case I think this looks like a glorious concept that should put fear into the traditional software establishment as it has the potential to tip it on its head.
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It has been feasible to run your own server for some while. All you need is a bank or two of
RAID drives and an old box! However, the complexity and cost is beyond most SOHOs; large corporations make their own arrangements. Apart from which, I don't believe our friend nuttie and his colleagues are either going to make the (common!) mistake of believing there's a business opportunity here or be able to spread himself/themselves widely enough.
This thread truncated by common consent and discussion kindly expanded by n4l here:
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First of all, i'm happy to keep this discussion going, but let's keep this from this puplet thread, it is the wrong place for it.
I have created this thread to continue this discussion:
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Posted: Thu 08 Jan 2009, 07:51
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I received this question from a user, i want to post it as it has alot of interesting points.
hello !
i've just tested your new eezos on eeepc
looks very nice ( i prefer lxlauncher more Very Happy )
is it possible to suggest something ?
i've noticed that you have MS fonts in iso. I always install them into my pupsave2fs, but i think they are not free to be included on CD( just for downloading)
also i think it would be nice to have composite effects for xfwm4( it's very simple to do, see here http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27974&search_id=1956093409&start=30) if used with cairo-dock
and i would like to add some more plugins to xfce4-panel, but standard xfce-control center does not allow to do it although there many applets as i noticed
i i found some config files in /etc/xdg for panel and desktop
is it posiible to add other entries to lxlauncher?
it the first time i used smplayer
do you have a pet for it( i would like to use it in normal puppy also)
is it static or dynamic linked to qt4?
thank you for such a nice pupplet
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Here some answers:
i've noticed that you have MS fonts in iso. I always install them into my pupsave2fs, but i think they are not free to be included on CD( just for downloading)
You're right, i was hoping nobody would notice... I'll remove them for next time
also i think it would be nice to have composite effects for xfwm4( it's very simple to do, see here http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27974&search_id=1956093409&start=30) if used with cairo-dock
If you look at that thread i was the one who requested that composition was put into XFCE! Of course it's in there!
Just go to xorg.conf and uncomment the composition lines i have put in there.
BUT!!!! The cairo-dock i have installed i compiled myself against the XFCE compositions. There seems to be something wrong with the XFCE 4.4.2 pet which means composition can't be picked up by cairo-dock. I have been speaking to wow and the cairo-dock guys about this and it's work in progress!
and i would like to add some more plugins to xfce4-panel, but standard xfce-control center does not allow to do it although there many applets as i noticed
i i found some config files in /etc/xdg for panel and desktop
Good point, i forgot to do this bit. Basically there is a whole nother side of eeZos i haven't mentioned. If you boot it up again. press: [Ctrl]+[Alt]+s
You will see that the 'Setup' part of the menu is removed both on lxlauncher and on the xdg menu on cairo-dock. The idea of this is that puplet is now in 'Easy Mode' for non techies.
I forgot to remove the XFCE kiosk mode to this.
Basically if you look at /usr/etc/xdg/xfce/kiosk/ you will find kioskrc. If you want to edit the menu just rename the file:
mv kioskrc kioskrc.orig
Do this for /etc/xdg/kiosk/kioskrc as well.
Now logout, type xwin and you will see that the panel is editable again.
is it posiible to add other entries to lxlauncher?
yes but you will have to modify your .desktop file in the folder /usr/share/applications
Both the utilities and the local apps menu pick up .desktop files automatically.
Go to this directory and open a .desktop file that starts with default......desktop
mousepad defaultbrowser.desktop
you will see at the bottom of the file is the catagory and it's set to something like eezosLocalApps. There is also eeZosUtilies as well.
And .desktop file in this catagory will appear on both the lxlauncher and the cairo-dock menu.
it the first time i used smplayer
do you have a pet for it( i would like to use it in normal puppy also)
is it static or dynamic linked to qt4?
I plan to put a whole load of pets on the forums next week. The smplayer i have is dynamically linked to qt4.
Good questions,
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eeZos 0.6 is now released.
It removes the cairo-dock, fixes a few issues and simplifies the whole experience further.
PS. I'm away from a PC next week. I'll be back on the forums after that.
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nutts4life wrote:
eeZos 0.6 is now released.
I'll dwnld it, and give it an AAO bench test run.
Don't poop it down... Pup it Up !
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Hi, this is my first post.
In the last week I've downloaded both Puppy Linux 4.1.2 and the eeZos_0_6 puplet. The box I'm using has a read-only CD drive and an old version of Windows on the hard drive, so I'm booting off the CD and using a USB flash memory stick for the system save. I mostly do web surfing so this is working out fine.
The 4.1.2 runs totally in RAM which is what I want. However when I tried running eeZos it didn't (as far as I can recall) give me the option of copying any system files to the USB stick or to RAM. So it's constantly going back to the CD for those files. It does write the save file to the USB stick so it knows the stick is there.
Did I miss something at some point in the installation? I'd appreciate any help you can give me, even if it's calling me an idiot and pointing me to a different forum. Thanks.
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OK, I copied over the 412 system file manually to the USB stick, so it's not hitting the CD ROM drive after booting now.
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Puppy should be in the clouds too
make use of this too (it will be used by Tiny Core Linux too I believe)
Imagine a browser (probably Chrome) in firmware
and Google ad sponsored cloud services
It is coming
We will move into the cloud
Whoever controls the cloud - will have the reins (so to speak)
I agree with Sage short term but long term
the idea of a personal desktop computer will seem archaic
The Cloud is the start of the Grid
the Grid is the start of Quantum computing
then we will have AI/human hybrids
Whatever next?
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I'm fooling around with both eeZos and 4.2 (mainly just running the browser to Google) to see how well a sort of pseudo-cloud computing really suits me. So far I think the more open Google (or whoever) model may be better than the Eye OS virtual desktop idea, but I plan to keep working with both for a while. Of course 4.2 has a lot of desktop apps and (confession) I have another PC running Windows, so even if the Cloud doesn't work out it's not a disaster.
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Living with the War, Part 1
The nation is consumed with the war in Iraq, but how do we also go on living our lives? How can we cope with our fears? Dr. Phil helps adults and children during this difficult time.
Dr. Phil's Family
Like many Americans, this war is very personal for Dr. Phil. His sister's only child, Douglas, is a Navy fighter pilot in Iraq flying a plane called "The Dr. Phil."
Talking to Children
How do you explain the war to children? Should you protect them from images of the horrific reality? Dr. Phil talks to 5-year-olds to see the war through their eyes.
Fear of Retaliation
Gina says her fear of retaliation is controlling her life. How can she live a quality life while also being vigilant to protect her family?
A Military Wife
Shari, whose husband is on the front lines, is so obsessed with watching the war on television that she can barely leave the house.


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Stalin Merits No Memorial, But His Victims Do
I have written previously about the damnable decision to include a bust of Stalin in the new National D‑Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia. An excerpt of my attack on this misguided move:
Memorials are monuments to fallen heroes, not historical dioramas. There is no statue of Stephen Douglas at the Lincoln Memorial, no bust of Wendell Willkie at the FDR Memorial, and no plaques honoring Axis dead at our WWII Memorial. Moreover — and perhaps most importantly from a historical perspective – Stalin had no role in D‑Day; the invasion of Normandy by U.S., British, Canadian, Australian, Free French, and other Western forces.
While there is no question that Stalin, by virtue of commanding the army fighting on the Eastern Front, played an indispensable role in defeating Hitler, it should escape no one's memory that he too was an evil, mass‐murdering despot.
As it happens, this past Sunday was the anniversary of D‑Day, so of course this travesty is in the news again. Here's a statement from Lee Edwards, chairman of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation:
Clearly, the National D‑Day Memorial Foundation knows it made a monumental mistake by including Stalin in its Memorial. It tried to justify its action by adding a plaque citing the tyrant's "tens of millions of victims" and then to minimize it by privately installing the bust five days before the formal dedication of the D‑Day Memorial on June 6.
But the Stalin bust remains as does the profound injury to the memory of those who launched a crusade for freedom in Europe in June 1944. The honorable thing for the National D‑Day Memorial Foundation to do is to remove the bust without delay.
Felicitously, at 10 a.m. today there will be a wreath‐laying at the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington (corner of Massachusetts Ave. and New Jersey Ave. NW):
This event will mark the memorial's third anniversary, as well as signaling our continued vigilance against the deadliest ideology in human history.
According to a VCMF press statement, at least 12 foreign embassies and nearly 20 ethnic organizations will lay wreaths in honor of the more than 100 million victims of Communism. Among the invited speakers are Representatives Dan Lipinski of Illinois and Thaddeus McCotter of Michigan, Swedish MP Göran Lindblad, and Tiananmen Square activist Dr. Yang Jianli. For more information, contact Jaron Janson or Steve Miller at at 202−536−2373 or email@example.com.


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The Catholic Church owes much of its record of social activism to its vowed women, for whom service is the highest calling. In fact, most orders of nuns were founded for social service – teaching children, nursing the sick, and performing all tasks "of which woman is capable." It is not surprising that in 1965 and thereafter the sisters came to the city of Selma, Alabama, to help the oppressed – the African-American citizens of the South fighting for their civil rights.
A new generation of African-Americans was challenging the status quo of the Deep South of the '60s. These nuns of the Catholic Church (which had long been perceived as a "white" institution) joined the civil rights struggle…and in so doing, the Church and the sisters were themselves transformed.
PRODUCER-DIRECTOR Jayasri Majumdar Hart ASSOCIATE PRODUCER-WRITER William Hart
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Celia Carey, Alabama Public TV, Birmingham


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Causes and Treatments of Infertility: Male Factors
Though many people assume that infertility is largely a female problem, the truth is that approximately half of infertility cases involve the male to some extent. The good news is that male infertility can be treated effectively in the overwhelming majority of cases.
The treatment of male factor infertility is one of the true success stories in the field of reproductive medicine. Sperm are the working reproductive cells that present a man's DNA to the egg. In nature, the single sperm of the millions ejaculated that is most suitable to fertilize the egg is selected through a competitive process that is much like a race through an obstacle course. In the IVF lab, we initially assess a man's fertility by measuring the numbers of sperm produced, assessing their ability to move effectively as well as judging their shape and size. Unlike in society, we like uniformity in sperm quality rather than individuality. Here's where being average is the goal.
Disorders of sperm quality range from a low count or motility to a complete absence of sperm production. Deformities of the sperm cell shape (morphology) are important because they reflect its ability to fertilize the egg. Mild abnormalities of semen parameters can be effectively treated using techniques that "wash" away the seminal fluid to improve the concentration and selecting/isolating the normally-shaped motile sperm from the abnormal ones. This elite group of sperm can then be transferred to the uterus via an intrauterine insemination (IUI). However, for more severe degrees of male factor infertility, this treatment is inadequate. With a total motile cell concentration of less than 10 million cells per ml or a normal morphology of less than 4% "normal" by strict Kruger criteria, the chance of fertilization failure is very high, even with IVF. More targeted treatments for male infertility are based on its cause and/or severity:
- Hormonal therapy (clomiphene, gonadotropins, corticosteroids, thyroid hormone)
- Non-hormonal drug therapy (bromocryptine, antibiotics)
- Surgery (varicocelectomy, vasectomy reversal, surgical treatment of undescended testes, etc.)
- IVF-related procedures, i.e., intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) or testicular sperm extraction (TESE)
As a general principle, if the male factor cannot be reversed in the man's body by simple medical or surgical treatment, then IVF with ICSI represents the only rational approach. Results are so high, some couples even choose this treatment mode instead of other medical or surgical treatments – even in those who are good candidates for these other treatments. Intrauterine insemination is not an effective way of treating moderate to severe male infertility.


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N8844A Data Analytics Web Service Software
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A replacement for this product is available:
Key Features & Specifications
- Provides data analytics tools to visualize and analyze any measurement data
- Includes machine learning (causation diagram) for accelerated data analysis and more accurate and faster results
- Provides a scalable, high performance data repository to enable insightful analytics and engineering decisions
- Includes USB 3.1 industry data to perform benchmark against peers in the industry
- Enables real-time data access for globally distributed design/validation teams
- Data repository is managed by customer IT team, enabling the engineering teams to focus on engineering
- Data access is OS-independent, programming language-independent and uses HTTPS for secure data transfer within customer's intranet
- Enables data upload via streaming or bulk transfer
Keysight's N8844A data analytics web service software enables designers and validation engineers to capture and store their test data. It also provides access to analytics for their globally-distributed teams in real-time. With Keysight's high-performance repository, customers can focus on design and testing, as well as relying on Keysight's analytics to enable insight to allow decision making with confidence.
Engineers from Design to Manufacturing perform measurements to conclude if the design meets pass limits set by the industry standard. The Data Analytics software addresses the need for the designers and their managers to analyze the test result in an intuitive manner to help them make a quick decision.
The N8844A software package provides a simple and powerful user interface for viewing data analytics with an open-API to enable future scalability. The N8844A software enables the user to import data from multiple data sources in multiple formats – supporting bulk-upload and real-time streaming by integrating the Keysight API into customer test processes.


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I have read a lot of rave reviews for the Celestial Powder in Candlelight (£30) and I'm pleased to say it lives up to the claims. It's a champagne highlighter, I find it quite pigmented so apply it sparingly. Where it differs from the majority of highlighters is the finish is one of a glow/illuminator rather than full on glitter/shimmer. The powder feels very smooth and this lasts till the end of the day.
I also bought the Super Soft Buff Powder Brush (£34) and the Small Eyeshadow Flat Tipped Brush (£20).
The Super Soft Buff Powder Brush is a very densely packed flat end brush. I tried using this for blush but it picks up way too much colour, instead I have found this great for applying liquid foundation when you want a full coverage look, it blends it in perfectly without any streakiness and due to its size its super quick. Heres a close up of the head,
The Small Eyeshadow Flat Tipped Brush has a slightly tapered head and again is quite densely packed. I think its best used when you want to apply a more pigmented layer to the crease. I find its better for applying colour rather than blending. Overall both brushes are not the softest I have but nor are they scratchy, the buff one does feel quite firm on the skin though. The brushes also do not shed at all. Of the two I prefer the Super Soft Buff Powder as I don't have another brush like it and it gives an almost flawless finish.
I buy all my Kevyn Aucoin from misebeauty (they do ship international) and I have always been pleased with the service I have received from them.
Friday, 2 April 2010
Kevyn Aucoin Celestial Powder in Candlelight and Brushes
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Kevyn Aucoin is one of those ranges that I keep meaning to try, but don't. I keep going back to misebeauty to have a look so I think I might cave soon. I really like the look of that powder/foundation brush...ReplyDelete
Hi Glamoured,ReplyDelete
I know what you mean,there's quite a few brands I keep meaning to try.I want to try that Addition brand next. Thanks for stopping by :)
That does look lovely. How do you think this compares to the Becca PSPs, please?ReplyDelete
Hi Grace,ReplyDelete
I don't think I have tried the Becca PSP's before, sure they had some ingredients in them I usually avoid. I've not tried a highlighter like it before that I can think of as the finish seems quite different,sorry thats not much help really.
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Former England stars Alan Shearer, David Seaman and Paul Parker have teamed up with Counter Terrorism Policing to offer football fans security advice ahead of the World Cup.
The ex-internationals feature in video messages explaining how fans can keep themselves and others safe while gathering to watching games.
Read more: Buying tickets for the FIFA 2018 World Cup finals in Russia? Don't fall foul of the scammers
It is part of a summer-long security campaign aimed at protecting crowded places.
With the tournament kicking off tonight, thousands of people are expected to watch matches on screens in city centres, football grounds and fan parks up and down the UK.
While there is no intelligence to indicate an increased threat to World Cup screenings or any other summer events, the new National Coordinator for Protect and Prepare Policing wants the public to know the 'game plan' for better security.
Speaking at Millennium Square in Leeds this morning, Chief Superintendent Nick Aldworth said: "Our summer security messaging is designed to remind everyone that our security, just like a World Cup-winning campaign, is a team effort and we all have a part to play.
"Sadly we have seen that these big public events and crowded spaces can be targeted by those who want to cause harm, but I want to reassure the public that the police, partners and the event organisers are doing all we can to keep them safe and secure.
"Some of that protection can be seen with visible security guards and local officers and a significant amount of the security measures will be less obvious and are deployed for extra protection."
Read more: Police need our help to thwart future terror plots
Police security experts will again be working in partnership with local authorities and event organisers to ensure that safety and security remains top of the agenda.
But fans are being asked to play their part too by watching the new videos, making themselves aware of safety advice and being ready to act if they spot any suspicious behaviour or activity.
"Don't think you might be wasting our time, it is always better to be safe than sorry," Chief Supt Aldworth said.
"If something doesn't look or feel right, tell someone. We want you to enjoy the games, enjoy the atmosphere and by remaining vigilant we can all stay safe."
CT Policing's Know The Game Plan messages have already been adopted and supported throughout the season by the Premier League and English Football League.
Specialist advice for companies operating in crowded places is also available on the National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NACTSO) website.
It is split into different sectors such as major events, sport stadia, visitor attractions, bars, theatres and shopping centres.
Read more: Yorkshire's counter-terror chief warns 'unprecedented' threat of deadly attacks continues
Key advice for anyone attending an event this summer
• Arrive early and minimise what you carry. Fewer bag searches speed up entry in events.
• Be vigilant: If you see anything suspicious, tell a member of staff straight away.
• If you see anything which could pose an immediate threat to safety, all 999.
• In an emergency, listen to and follow public address instructions.
• If told to evacuate, do not wait around or film on your mobile phone.
• Move right away from the area quickly to allow emergency workers access.
• Once you are safe, follow the local police force on social media for updates.


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Building this replica of a Final Fantasy airship woudn't be an easy task, even if it wasn't meant to be a PC case mod. What do you do with all of that space? Well, Richard "8-Bit Builder" Clinton somehow found room for two GTX 660 graphics cards inside and even play around with the case fans, using them as lower propellers for the airship.
Here's how it looked under construction, without all the hardware in it.
This is not Richard's first case—you might have seen his 16-Bit Link mod and his other Final Fantasy-inspired case mod.
Final Fantasy:8-bit Airship Computer Case Mod [YouTube]
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Christmas Morning Wreaths
Since this recipe from Virginia Kreamer-Lutz of Fort Wayne, Indiana makes three wreaths, it's ideal for gift giving during the holidays. Virginia writes, "We keep one wreath and deliver the others to family and friends on Christmas Eve."
Total TimePrep: 40 min. + rising Bake: 20 min. + cooling
Makes3 wreaths (15 slices each)
- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 2-1/2 cups whole wheat flour
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup cold reduced-fat butter, cubed
- 1 large egg white, lightly beaten
- 1 cup warm fat-free milk (110° to 115°)
- 1-1/2 cups chopped dates
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 3/4 cup golden raisins
- 3/4 cup raisins
- 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 3 tablespoons reduced-fat butter, melted
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 to 3 tablespoons fat-free evaporated milk
- In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. In a large bowl, combine the whole wheat flour, 1 cup all-purpose flour, sugar and salt. Cut in butter until crumbly. Combine egg white and milk; add to flour mixture. Add yeast mixture; beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining all-purpose flour to form a firm dough.
- Turn onto a lightly floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a bowl coated with cooking spray, turning once to coat the top. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divide into three equal portions. Roll each portion into an 18x12-in. rectangle. In a large bowl, combine the dates, pecans, brown sugar, raisins and cinnamon. Brush dough with butter; sprinkle with filling to within 1/2 in. of edges. Roll up tightly jelly-roll style, starting with a long side; pinch seam to seal.
- Place seam side down on baking sheets coated with cooking spray; pinch ends together to form a ring. With scissors, cut from outside edge two-thirds of the way toward center of ring at 1-in. intervals. Separate strips slightly; twist so filling shows. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 40 minutes.
- Bake at 350° for 18-23 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on wire racks. Combine icing ingredients; drizzle over wreaths.
Editor's NoteThis recipe was tested with Land O'Lakes light stick butter.
Nutrition Facts1 slice: 166 calories, 5g fat (2g saturated fat), 9mg cholesterol, 90mg sodium, 30g carbohydrate (18g sugars, 2g fiber), 3g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 2 starch, 1/2 fat.
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International election monitors said on Monday that Azerbaijan's parliamentary election on Sunday had been tainted by fraud and abuse and failed to meet democratic standards. The monitors expressed Western disappointment that the nation had not lived up to the pledges of its president to hold a fair vote.
The unsparing assessment, issued by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, lent credibility to a bloc of opposition parties that had already declared the vote fraudulent. And it moved this small, oil-rich country on the Caspian Sea toward the possibility of clashes between opposition members and the police, who have dispersed antigovernment street rallies this year with force.
The bloc, known as Azadliq, the Azerbaijani word for freedom, vowed to hold peaceful demonstrations beginning today, seeking to overturn many results in districts throughout the country.
"These elections were falsified," said Ali Kerimli, the head of one party, the Popular Front of Azerbaijan. His own bid to return to parliament ended on Sunday night when the police and election officials seized ballots and election documents indicating that he was leading in several polling stations.
Kerimli framed the showdown in the broadest terms, saying that the issue was whether Azerbaijan, a secular Muslim nation between Russia and Iran, would move toward European traditions or remain a highly corrupt post-Soviet state.
The rising tensions posed problems for President Ilham Aliyev, who had staked his personal credibility on repeated assurances that the vote would be fair, and also for the Bush administration, which had embraced Aliyev as a reliable oil exporter and an ally in counterterrorism efforts.
In Washington, a US State Department spokesman, Adam Ereli, noted "some improvements" over previous ballots, but said, "There were major irregularities and fraud that are of serious concern." He urged the government of Azerbaijan to investigate quickly and thoroughly.
Britain, which holds the rotating presidency of the EU, also urged Azerbaijan to investigate the allegations promptly.
On Monday, Aliyev played down the report, barely acknowledging it in an address to the nation on state television. He briefly and incompletely referred to the assessment of the observers, and never mentioned that they found the vote undemocratic and that they expressed deep disappointment in his government.
Instead, he used his appearance to announce that the election had been free, fair, and transparent, and a credit to Azerbaijan's commitment to democracy.
He also said that seven or eight of the 125 parliamentary districts had reports of violations that would be investigated, but assured the public that "the will of Azerbaijan people has found its reflection in the elections."
State television did not broadcast the assessment of the independent observers, choosing to show congratulatory statements from election officials, from observers commissioned by the state and from Russia. It was not clear whether the Azerbaijani public knew of the independent monitors' dim view of the conduct of the government.
With almost all votes counted, the ruling Yeni Azerbaijan Party had won 63 of 125 seats, according to the central election commission, while the opposition had won six.
The remaining seats were won by independent candidates and members of small parties, many of which were loyal to the government, ensuring that Aliyev would maintain his strong hold over the body.


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BIP and the nation's beekeepers, cooperatively seek solutions to reduce colony losses. While some beekeepers are experiencing near normal loss levels, others are experiencing devastating losses. BIP seeks a collective approach to gather and share information on what works and what doesn't work. We need your participation on two annual electronic surveys, covering both annual colony losses and management strategies. The information, after coming directly from beekeepers, is then analyzed and displayed graphically in a way that is easy to understand.
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Utah is located in the Western United States is known as the "Beehive State". In Utah, you will find major cities such as: Cedar City, CLEARFIELD, Ephraim, Fairview, Fountain Green, Logan, Manti, MILFORD, Moab, Moroni, Mt. Pleasant, Ogden. Utah has a desert climate and many mountains. Church Angel has a huge list of churches in Utah that offer various Christian denominations including Evangelical, Methodist, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and many more. Our church directory lists 27 churches in Utah, so there are lots to choose from! We hope that you find a church in UT that meets your needs.
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I have a huge SVN repository where several developers make ~100 commits per day. The repository has a size of almost 4GB and each update requires me to wait for 30-60seconds.
However, I do not do development in this repository and only need access to some files scattered across the directories of the SVN.
Therefore: is there a tool available that
- only fetches the list of files in the SVN without pulling all their contents
- allows me to navigate the list of files and only donwloads those files i need
indicates the last revision of the files
Optional, but would be awesome to have: A full text search engine that creates an index of all files, removes the files afterwards from my db and downloads changed files in the background to update my index, and again removes them afterwards. (Also capability to blacklist files I do not need)


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"Testimonials by WooThemes" is a clean and easy-to-use testimonials management system for WordPress. Load in what your customers are saying about your business, and display the testimonials via a shortcode, widget or template tag on your website.
Looking for a helping hand? View plugin documentation.
Looking to contribute code to this plugin? Fork the repository over at GitHub.
(submit pull requests to the latest "release-" branch)
To display your testimonials via a theme or a custom plugin, please use the following code:
<?php do_action( 'woothemes_testimonials' ); ?>
To add arguments to this, please use any of the following arguments, using the syntax provided below:
- 'limit' => 5 (the maximum number of items to display)
- 'per_row' => 3 (when creating rows, how many items display in a single row?)
- 'orderby' => 'menu_order' (how to order the items – accepts all default WordPress ordering options)
- 'order' => 'DESC' (the order direction)
- 'id' => 0 (display a specific item)
- 'display_author' => true (whether or not to display the author information)
- 'display_avatar' => true (whether or not to display the author avatar)
- 'display_url' => true (whether or not to display the URL information)
- 'echo' => true (whether to display or return the data – useful with the template tag)
- 'size' => 50 (the pixel dimensions of the image)
- 'title' => " (an optional title)
- 'before' => '
' (the starting HTML, wrapping the testimonials)
- 'after' => '
' (the ending HTML, wrapping the testimonials)
- 'before_title' => '
' (the starting HTML, wrapping the title)
- 'after_title' => '
' (the ending HTML, wrapping the title)
- 'category' => 0 (the ID/slug of the category to filter by)
The various options for the "orderby" parameter are:
- 'none'
- 'title'
- 'date'
10, 'display_author' => false ) ); ?>
The same arguments apply to the shortcode which is
[woothemes_testimonials] and the template tag, which is
<?php woothemes_testimonials(); ?>.
Usage Examples
Adjusting the limit and image dimension, using the arguments in the three possible methods:
do_action() call:
<?php do_action( 'woothemes_testimonials', array( 'limit' => 10, 'size' => 100 ) ); ?>
woothemes_testimonials() template tag:
<?php woothemes_testimonials( array( 'limit' => 10, 'size' => 100 ) ); ?>
[woothemes_testimonials] shortcode:
[woothemes_testimonials limit="10" size="100"]
Installing "Testimonials by WooThemes" can be done either by searching for "Testimonials by WooThemes" via the "Plugins > Add New" screen in your WordPress dashboard, or by using the following steps:
- Download the plugin via WordPress.org.
- Upload the ZIP file through the "Plugins > Add New > Upload" screen in your WordPress dashboard.
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- Place
<?php do_action( 'woothemes_testimonials' ); ?>in your templates, or use the provided widget or shortcode.
- Installation Instructions
Installing "Testimonials by WooThemes" can be done either by searching for "Testimonials by WooThemes" via the "Plugins > Add New" screen in your WordPress dashboard, or by using the following steps:
- Download the plugin via WordPress.org.
- Upload the ZIP file through the "Plugins > Add New > Upload" screen in your WordPress dashboard.
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- Place
<?php do_action( 'woothemes_testimonials' ); ?>in your templates, or use the provided widget or shortcode.
- The plugin looks unstyled when I activate it. Why is this?
"Testimonials by WooThemes" is a lean plugin that aims to keep it's purpose as clean and clear as possible. Thus, we don't load any preset CSS styling, to allow full control over the styling within your theme or child theme.
- How do I contribute?
We encourage everyone to contribute their ideas, thoughts and code snippets. This can be done by forking the repository over at GitHub.
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"Testimonials by WooThemes" is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.Contributors
"Testimonials by WooThemes" has been translated into 3 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
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Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
- 2015-07-07
- Removes deprecated constructor call for WP_Widget
- 2014-07-03
- Fix – $post global in template inadvertently removed in 1.5.2.
- 2014-07-02.
- Tweak – If a URL is set the avatar will link to it.
- Tweak – More tag works as expected.
- Fix – Dont override global $post variable.
- 2014-03-26.
Fix – Potential division by zero notice.
Tweak – Default post type args are now filterable:
woothemes_testimonials_post_type_args(props lkraav).
Tweak – Remove unused assets.
Tweak – Avatar no longer links to testimonial url.
Tweak – oEmbed in testimonial content now works.
- 2014-01-02.
- Default testimonial args now filterable.
- Schema friendly markup.
- 'Testimonials Per Row' option added to widget.
- UI tweaks for wp 3.8.
- Added woothemes_testimonials_author_link_text filter.
- 2013-08-22.
- Fixes display of testimonials when no "id" parameter is set.
- 2013-08-20.
- Adds "per_row" functionality and a "columns-X" CSS class on the wrapper.
- Adds support for multiple comma-separated ID values in the "id" argument.
- Adds a "no-image" CSS class if no image is available for the item.
- Renames the effect CSS class to include "effect-" as a prefix (for example, "effect-fade").
- Adds "woothemes_testimonials_single_slug" as a filter for the single testimonials URL slug
- Adds "woothemes_testimonials_archive_slug" as a filter for the testimonials archive URL slug
- Adds a flush_rewrite_rules() call on plugin activation
- 2013-04-30.
- Fixes bug where testimonial text doesn't display (incorrectly placed action hook).
- 2013-04-30.
- Adds "woothemes_testimonials_content" filter for modifying the content of testimonials when outputting the testimonials list.
- Adds default filters to the "woothemes_testimonials_content" hook, enabling shortcodes in the content field.
- Adds "testimonial-category" taxonomy and necessary logic for displaying testimonials from a specified category.
- Makes sure the ".avatar" CSS class is applied when using the featured image instead of a Gravatar.
- Fixes typo in the widget's class name.
- 2013-01-03
- Minor bugfixes in the "order" directions options.
- Adds support for random ordering in the widget.
- Allow the "size" parameter to receive an array when used with the template tag or do_action() call.
- 2012-11-28
- Adds basic WPML support to the get_features() method.
- Moves the "title" outside of the ".testimonials" DIV tag.
- Adds "before" and "after" arguments for filtering the HTML for the container. Integrate the $before_widget and $after widget variables to use these parameters with the widget.
- Adds "before_title" and "after_title" arguments, for filtering the title's wrapping HTML. Integrate the $before_title and $after_title widget variables to use these parameters with the widget.
- 2012-11-08
- Added option to display or hide the avatar.
- Fixed bug where %%AVATAR%% tag was displaying if no avatar image was available for a testimonial.
- 2012-10-23
- Initial release. Woo!


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Tyler Steinhardt doesn't remember the last time he slept. Monday, maybe.
When he's finally able to shut his eyes, after his world-record 24-hour lacrosse game to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project is finally over at 9 a.m., Friday, he'll have more than sheep to count.
One thousand players. An estimated 5,000 spectators. Forty thousand dollars raised? Done. What about 50-, 60-, 100 thousand?
And then this number: One. The first steps taken in public by Sgt. Ryan Major since he lost both legs and several fingers to an IED in Iraq.
Not bad for a recently graduated Boys' Latin student.
"Even in the last few weeks, I was still kind of questioning myself whether [the event] was going to go on," Steinhardt said. "When these guys stepped on the field … it was blissful."
Steinhardt said he conceived of the Shootout for Soldiers event after watching a video in December on the Wounded Warrior Project, a charity which gives aid to injured soldiers, helps veterans adjust to civilian life and raises support among the community to honor the sacrifice veterans make.
Sacrifice. It's the type of thing that takes people like Sgt. Major from Towson High in 2003 to Ramadi, Iraq in 2006 to "waking up in the hospital with no legs."
"That can put a damper on your spirit," Major said.
Major, who jokes that he's the youngest "Sgt. Major" in the Army, said he had to deal with the mental recovery before he could think about the physical rehabilitation. Taking his first public steps on his prostheses Thursday is part of a long recovery process.
Lt. Col. JC Glick, an active-duty officer who served five tours in Iraq and six in Afghanistan, made an eight-hour drive from Fort Jackson in South Carolina after seeing the event on Facebook. Glick said he was inspired by the event and the support the community planned to show Major and the mother of Nick Ziolkowski, a Boys' Latin graduate who was killed in Iraq in 2004.
"I'm here for nothing more than to tell people thank you," Glick said. "I'm not sure that the nation is always so great at saying 'that's enough' and 'thank you,' but stuff like this shows me that yeah, people do get it.
"Once we're out of war and it's not on the front page anymore, we've got to remind [the public] of our soldiers."
Boys' Latin students conceived the event, and on Thursday, 75 volunteers from the school and many more adult volunteers organized squads by age and skill level to play in one-hour time slots. They will also keep the running score between the two teams, the Stars and the Stripes. Each player donated at least $20 to participate.
Steinhardt originally set what he thought was a lofty fundraising goal of $10,000. The actual total ballooned to $40,000 by the time of the opening faceoff. The organizers now hope for $50,000, but Steinhardt said some spectators are speculating about reaching six figures.
The fundraising effort received help in the form of Paul Rabil, who won two national championships at Johns Hopkins and now plays for the Boston Cannons of Major League Lacrosse and the Edmonton Rush of the National Lacrosse League. Rabil, who autographed memorabilia for a raffle, said he heard about the event a few months ago and got into contact with Steinhardt. On Thursday, he signed almost anything, from shirts to shorts to helmets still on the heads of the 10-year-olds who ran up to him on the sideline during their game.
"It was just an awesome idea by such a young aspiring entrepreneur, and to take his abilities and really bring the best out of the lacrosse community for a good cause is something I wanted to be a part of," Rabil said.
As for that young entrepreneur, Steinhardt hardly had time to breathe Thursday morning. He coordinated with volunteers, helped open the festivities and bounced around from interview to interview as he shook hands with a congressman and hung out with Rabil.
He'll be ready for sleep soon. Just not yet.
"It's been kind of hectic, but to be truthful it's way worth it," Steinhardt said. "I don't feel tired; I'm so excited about this."
Update: This morning at 9 after 24 hours of lacrosse, Steinhardt wrote a check to the Wounded Warrior Project for $105,000, with an estimated $10,000 more still to be counted.


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Race-car driver Scott Pruett is a master in the vineyard as well as at the track, and his Pruett Vineyard has released four new vintages this fall in time for the gift-giving seasons.
The recent releases include a 2008 Pruett Napa Cab, a 2010 Pruett Grenache, a 2009 Lucky Lauren Red and a 2009 Pruett Estate Syrah--which tastes of purple fruits with traces of ginger and black pepper--that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Prices for the fall releases range from $29 to $50, and the wines can be found at www.pruettvineyard.com.


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85g butter
2 tbsp golden syrup
2 tbsp cocoa
170g digestives, crushed (I blitz them in a food processor)
170g mini eggs, lightly crushed
30g mini eggs, left whole
Gently melt butter and golden syrup in large pan. Stir in cocoa, digestives and crushed mini eggs.
Line a 1lb loaf tin with cling film. Press mixture into tin then press the whole mini eggs into the top. Refrigerate until set.


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Lap steel virtuoso Patti Maxine is one of the hardest working musicians in Santa Cruz, California. A session player in constant demand, Patti plays most nights of the week. A musical Swiss army knife, she handles a wide variety of styles with ease, sliding gracefully from Hawaiian to swing, from R&B and rock, from blues to jazz and back again.
Patti began her lifelong love affair with Hawaiian music and the lap steel guitar as a young girl in Roanoke, Virginia, studying with lap steel master Elmer Ridenhour, and gigging on weekends. (Ridenhour also mentored Wayne and Jerry Newton.) Before embarking on her successful career as a session player, she was best known as a driving force behind "Saddle Up and Boogie", the first "Western Swing" band in Santa Cruz.
She has recorded with dozens of musicians, including folk legend Mary McCaslin, singer/songwriter Jayme Kelly Curtis, Rhan Wilson's "An Altared Christmas", the Tiki Tones, and Asylum's Way. She appeared with Freddie Roulette at Colin Alder's noted "Lapstravaganza" show in Santa Cruz in 2007 and has collaborated with such luminaries as Cyril Pahanui, Eddie Kamae, Patrick Landeza, John Cruz and vocalist Pipa Pinon.
As an educator and social activist, Patti has been a committed teacher and fundraiser for Guitars Not Guns, and has recorded with Richard Salazar to raise funds for local elementary schools.
In addition to session work, Patti is a regular member of the Island Breeze band, and has held down a regular gig for years at the historic Roaring Camp Railroad, where she sings and plays for groups. After more than 45 years of dedication, there's no doubt Patti Maxine is the real steel.


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How to test Varnish using cURL
This article will show you how to test Varnish by analyzing the HTTP headers you receive from the cURL command. There are a multitude of other ways to test this, but I find using cURL to be the easiest.
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Testing varnish is crucial to ensure your websites are being cached and served in a timely matter, here is a quick test to ensure Varnish is working.
First, log in to any server that has cURL installed, if it is not installed you can easily install it running:
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Once cURL is installed, you can then test Varnish by analyzing the headers, we will use the capital I flag to retrieve only the headers.
Replacing 127.0.0.1 with a domain that is hosted on your server, or if you are testing from the default document root - use your server IP. You should see a similar output depending on your configuration.
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 19:05:29 GMT
Server: Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu)
Vary: Accept-Encoding
Content-Type: text/html;charset=UTF-8
X-Varnish: 16
Age: 0
Via: 1.1 varnish-v4
Connection: keep-alive
Two key flags that you want to pay attention to that let you know Varnish is indeed working correctly:
Via: 1.1 varnish-v4
That is it, you have verified the functionality of Varnish on your server.


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So, this wasn't a quick bread. I know that had a few people confused. Was it worth the overnight wait? Do tell!
15 thoughts on "Tuesday Chatter"
We did enjoy the product and now that we have endured the process we will not be so meek next time. We used dried cranberries. Yum. Next time might try a few more walnuts, since they were so nice. Yes, we will be baking this again!
We really enjoyed it but…I will be posting a quick pumpkin bread with chocolate chips in the very near future!
I loved this bread. I actually really like yeast breads that require an overnight rise, because the messiest part is over with and you can just plan on having the loaf fresh baked for company! We will definitely be making this many times over the holiday season. I'm already planning on giving some loaves away as Christmas gifts!
I couldn't find fresh cranberries either, so I used dried. The loaves are in the pans now for the last rise – can't wait to bake them off!
I had some fresh cranberries in my freezer, so I pulled them out and am so glad I did. Several others have said they didn't care for the fresh cranberries, but I just loved them! The bread would not have been nearly as good without them. And I couldn't wait for the overnight rise, I was just too excited to taste the results. So my bread only hung out in the fridge for two hours. I think it came out just right!
I make bread rather often, so the overnight wait wasn't unusual for me. I think it was definitely worth it!
Because I can I like to visit every blogger that leaves a link. I joined this group to make new friends–not just recipes. I read their post and leave a comment specific to their post.
I'm put off by the 'prove your not a robot'. Sometimes it takes me 3 tries to get it right. Often your comment them is not posted until it has 'owner approval'. I have neither of these in place. It does not post anonymous so the junk stuff never makes it to my blog comments.
Why do bloggers have this–please enlighten me because it's annoying,
I've had issues in the past when trying to leave comments on a Blogger site with my WordPress ID. They don't always "speak" well together, so I get that part can be annoying. As a blogger however, I do get a lot of spam and would rather have the option to filter what gets posted on my site, a place that I put a lot of time and effort into creating and maintaining. It honestly is not meant to put anyone off.


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Hey, been a long time since I've been on here. Been a long time (I'd say 8 months) since I've truly dealt with java. Before I briefly stopped with it, I never truly grasped file I/O.
so, whats the best way to implement it?
im doing a little project (for myself) which deals with everything I learned (besides applets) and Im now stuck on the I/O.
My goal is to be able to write files with several lines in them and be able to read each file seperately
Write one file and keep adding to it and when I read it I can just scroll through it.