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Software Testing – 5 Tips to Writing LoadRunner Scripts21-Jan-2016
Our Software Testing Training in Chennai has been busy taught LoadRunner scripts. A LoadRunner tool is one of the best tools we utilize at Optimums and It's is a very powerful application and its enables you to build the automated testing scripts that could be measure the end-to-end performance application. By automating the performance testing, you can able to consistent bench-marking and conduct reliable.
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Here are the 5 tips for to writing LoadRunner scripts.
- Although LoadRunner HTML/HTTP protocol its has been flexible and reliable, it's always best to try other available protocols in LoadRunner to establish. which ones is most compatible with application under the test. LoadRunner Protocol Analysis is good start.
- Transaction names should utilize the naming convention. which allows the ordering and sorting so that transaction summary graphs, can be easily show the transactions in a proper order.
- After recording script, will make sure rearrange the "Think Times" to be placed in outside of the transactions to avoid placed think time as a part of the actual transaction time.
- Changing the runtime settings, a Browser emulation of the new user and Browser Cache handling can assist resolving some of the playback issues.
- Make utilization of the Several functions Description properties such as web_button can assist to identifying the right component to perform the action on.
How does LoadRunner work?
A scenario is makes that includes the script can be executed, number of the virtual users that are required, prerequisites to runs the testing and expected output from the Software testing. Then the number of Vusers requirements is build it could be a less few hundreds or it's to be an many of few thousands.
The scenarios could be an manual or goal-oriented. In the earlier, LoadRunner its generates the scenarios depends on the goals mentioned by tester. while latter, the details to could be entered manually.
Then, a series of actions are to be performing as a part of testing scenario are recorded in Vuser Script. A load generator is utilize to running the Vusers and which is create the needed amount of the load on system. A business processes it's required to be measured the represented in transactions form. Once the requirements load is generated, system behavior is could be observed and noted.
Features of LoadRunner
Some of the most important features of LoadRunner are:
- VuGen easily (Virtual User Generator) can easily record testing steps that are users perform the order to testing an application.
- The Vuser concepts its enables the testers to runs a test-cases in the form of Vuser thus reducing manual intervention.
- There is don't have any limitation on the number of Vusers it can be created. If the appropriate license has been obtained as per the requirements.
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- Using single load generator, its almost 1000 Vusers could be generated.
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"Our Place" OSHC Carina offers a comprehensive OSHC service that includes Before School (7.00 a.m. – 8.30 a.m.), After School (2.45 p.m. – 5.45 p.m.) and Vacation care (7.30 a.m. – 5.45 p.m.) services. Bookings are essential to secure a place in any of the services. Centacare Child Care Services operates the service. Bookings can be made through Carol Webb at "Our Place" OSHC Carina on 3398 7757 (after 2 p.m. weekdays).
Prep and Year 1 students are cared for in our Art Room after school hours.
A Centacare Child Care Services brochure is available from the office.
Children to leave classrooms promptly at 2:50 p.m. to arrive at Broadway Street Supervised area ASAP.
All children to be collected by parents to sit under shade sail area at Broadway Street.
All children traveling by bus to stay together outside De Porres area until teacher walks them to bus stop on Mayfield Road – children must walk in a line.
No eating or playing in pick up/ bus areas.
Children not collected by 3.15 p.m. to be taken to sit in the administration office.
If a child is going to be absent from school, parents are requested to inform the class teacher beforehand or phone the absentee line. When absence is unforeseen, a note must accompany the child on return to school the following day. In the event of children being absent from school for more than two days through illness, parents should contact the school office staff or class teacher. (This procedure to be reviewed 2016)
Children must be accompanied by an adult when leaving the grounds in school hours. If a caregiver not known to the school staff is going to collect a child during school hours, parents need to alert the school staff beforehand by phone or note that another nominated person will be calling and signing out the child.
The procedure for collection of a child is
1. Parent or caregiver nominated by parent goes to the office.
2. At the office the parent or caregiver identifies himself or herself to the office staff and records the late arrival or early departure using the ALLE system.
3. Office staff will phone the teacher of the child concerned and send the child to the office.
4. Parent or caregiver waits at office to collect child.
Children will not be permitted to return home for homework, sport clothes or lunches. We discourage children from using the school phone to request parents to bring items to school. It's all part of the process of developing responsibility.
We strongly urge parents to clearly mark every item belonging to a child, so that lost property can be reclaimed or returned promptly. At the end of each term any items of articles being placed in the second-hand uniform pool. Children are discouraged from bringing expensive toys, iPods and swap cards to school.
Every effort is made to contact parents as appropriate if children become ill or suffer from accidents at school. Parents are urged to keep emergency contact details up to date with our office staff. All staff attending Sick Bay will have a current Senior First Aid qualification. All visits to the First Aid Room are recorded in our First Aid Register, with a note being sent home for significant issues. If a child is remaining in Sick Bay after lunch, the classroom teacher will be notified by the First Aid carer.
A note from parents is required for our files, advising us of the reason for each time a child is absent.
The Parent Authority and Consent Form is sent home for all students at the beginning of each year. This will have the name of the person to be contacted in case of an emergency.
Our most recent advice has established the school is able to administer Panadol as long as the parent has supplied Panadol and completed an Authority to Administer Paracetamol form (the school should also call the parent prior to administering it even if they have the signed form).
Prescription Medications: Where a medication has been prescribed by a Medical Practitioner and the child is well enough to attend school but needs medication during the day, parents are required to complete a Student Medication Authority (bright pink in colour) and attach a note or certificate from the doctor advising your child's teacher that s/he may administer a particular medication during school hours. The note which should include the name of the medication, the dosage and the time (s) to be administered. Please note that both forms are required. Student Medication Authority forms are available on request from the school office.
The medication in its original pharmacy labelled container is to be handed to the teacher to be kept in the First Aid Room (refrigerated if required). Alternatively, you as parent may wish (as some already do) to come to school and administer the medication.
Children administering Medications: Sometimes children bring a medication which parents have given them instructions to take during the day (e.g. cough lollies). For these medications where the teacher is not involved in administering the medication, no authority is required. However, particularly in the case of asthma sprays, a note from the doctor advising the necessity for the child to always carry the inhaler, is necessary. Otherwise, all medication is labelled and stored securely in the first aid room, and administration is monitored. As a general rule, we would rather that children do not keep medications themselves.
In Brief:
The school's policy in relation to the administering of medication to children is in accordance with the Queensland Education Department Guidelines. Please note the following:
a. oral medication only will be administered to children by the first aid officer;
b. this will only be done when a written request is made by parents and when this request is accompanied by a doctor's authorisation (eligible prescription).
The current regulations of the Department of Health concerning re-admission of pupils who have had an infectious disease will be followed.
Trained volunteer parents conduct School Banking each Tuesday. Early in the school year all new children will receive information about the service.
Children may ride bicycles to school at parents' discretion. Given the heavy traffic in the local area, we do not recommend that younger children ride bicycles. Children must wear a protective helmet. Bicycles should be wheeled into the grounds and stored in the bicycle rack.
As there are two schools within close proximity of each other (San Sisto College and St Martin's) both Mayfield Road and Broadway Street carry a large volume of traffic each morning and afternoon. To cope with this traffic and ensure maximum safety for our children, the Brisbane City Council Traffic Branch, and ourselves, have combined to put certain procedures in place.
In Broadway Street - there is a two-minute pickup zone adjacent to the school. This zone operates from 7am to 9am, and from 2pm to 4pm, and it is critical that the regulations be observed. While this is a two-way street it is so narrow that we recommend that parents approach it only from Stanley Road to avoid children having to cross Broadway Street. Our staff supervises the children in a waiting space at Broadway Street and usher them out as their family car arrives. Parents should not park here to come into the grounds to collect children or see teachers.
A supervised school crossing exists for all those crossing Broadway Street.
In Mayfield Rd - The BCC has erected a bus lay-by to cater for both Council and Private buses.
A Supervised School Crossing exists in Mayfield Road in the morning and afternoons.
There is minimal parking available in the school grounds before or after school and the carpark in front of the Church should not be used as a turnaround.


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Thursday, 24 January 2019
"Who, from where?" - astonishment over Rangers' latest signing....
We must admit more than a bit of surprise here at Ibrox Noise when we heard about someone called Andy Firth signing on the dotted line.
A 22-year old goalkeeper literally no one has heard of, a Liverpool youth who ended up at non-league Barrow, or the 'National League' as it's called these days, and who has suddenly joined the ranks at Ibrox, or is about to, making us completely at a loss as to what happened to trialist Stefan Marinovic, the 24-cap NZ international who was set to presumably replace Wes Foderingham. Probably.
Firth hasn't been signed for the Development Squad, this is a 22-year old we're talking about, someone who has failed to make the grade in proper senior professional football and somehow Steven Gerrard sees fit to bring him to Rangers?
We're definitely in the dark as to what a National League goalkeeper can bring to Rangers that we don't already have, and we would really love to hear the reasoning behind this absolutely bizarre signature.
We have Wes, Allan McGregor, Robby McCrorie and (presumably) Stefan Marinovic on our ranks already, or will have, in theory. Now we're adding someone from the national league to give us feasibly five goalkeepers?
Yeah, we're truly lost by this one.
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Maybe he can play centrehalf. He couldn't be any worse than the two who played against Kilmarnock. YesReplyDeleteReplies
I would laugh at that if I wasn't still cryingDelete
Worrell is a young centre half still learning his trade. He will make mistakes, as mccorrie has done plenty of times. It's how he learns from his mistakes, lay off the boy.Delete
Mcauley is past it, how old is he 39 or 40. Why we signed him I don't know. Maybe we are going guy for this guy to try and get the average age of the squad down.
We don't need another keeper but it looks like they are working on trying to punt fod
Maybe Wes is leaving. Even so, it is not an exciting signing!!ReplyDelete
What a lot of rubbish! It's a made up story.ReplyDelete
Don't know why we would sign another goalkeeper for the development squad when we've got some of the best young goalkeepers in Scotland at different ages..No Surrender...ReplyDelete
This is exactly what we need at this time the two centre half's and the right back were useless last night so lets get our priorities right and sign another goalkeeper who knows maybe there is a new rule coming to allow teams to have two keepers on at the same time if your defence is dodgyReplyDelete
Steven Gerrard's tactics and signings are simply bizarre, can't see him long in this jobReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 January 2019 at 08:45
Everybody, stop singing the song about bobby sands. Also, stop singing the song that goes were up to our knees in f****n blood. Sign songs about the club only, then people will stop hating rangers fans. Peace.ReplyDelete
Young Robby (and Dallas) have joined Morton on loan for rest of the season, so Firth takes his spot as no.3 keeper.ReplyDelete
If the Kiwi joins then Wes will leave and he'll be no.2.
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Many people interpret this parable as if the virgins get shut out because they didn't plan ahead and bring enough oil. But is that how God works? Do we need to have it all together to "get in"? Here is the parable, only occurring in Matt 25:1-13 (NIV):
1 "At that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom.
2 Five of them were foolish and five were wise.
3 The foolish ones took their lamps but did not take any oil with them.
4 The wise ones, however, took oil in jars along with their lamps.
5 The bridegroom was a long time in coming, and they all became drowsy and fell asleep.
6 At midnight the cry rang out: 'Here's the bridegroom! Come out to meet him!'
7 Then all the virgins woke up and trimmed their lamps.
8 The foolish ones said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil; our lamps are going out.'
9 'No,' they replied, 'there may not be enough for both us and you. Instead, go to those who sell oil and buy some for yourselves.'
10 But while they were on their way to buy the oil, the bridegroom arrived. The virgins who were ready went in with him to the wedding banquet. And the door was shut.
11 Later the others also came. 'Lord, Lord,' they said, 'open the door for us!'
12 But he replied, 'Truly I tell you, I don't know you.'
13 Therefore keep watch, because you do not know the day or the hour."
Jesus in the series of parables in Matt 25 is responding to the question his students asked in Matt 24:3:
"As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately. 'Tell us,' they said, 'when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?'"
(Matt 25 also includes the parables of the talents, and the sheep + goats.)
Note first that Jesus is here now in our hearts, and hopefully wherever we go, spreading His Love. But this series of parables does exhort us to "be ready." A pastor at my church pointed out several things about that message in the parable, such as:
1) We don't want to have any regrets in life as we never know when our own end, or the end, may come.
NO REGERTS! 🙂
2) If they're so wise, why didn't the wise virgins share their oil with those who didn't bring enough? Possibly because there are some things that can't just be shared, like the wisdom of experience, a lifetime of conscious contact with God, a mature faith, etc. We can try to explain those things but can't actually give them to someone else.
There are other interesting interpretations and discussions of this parable on the internet of course, including the idea that "oil" represents the Holy Spirit (or by the interpretation below it might be faith!), but i think the most important truth of this parable is:
First note that Jesus opens by saying the "kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins..." - so the "kingdom" (realm or domain) isn't necessarily the wedding feast or the building. As Jesus tells us in Luke 17:21: "the kingdom of heaven is within us" (or among us). But that aside, why did the groom shut them out and say he didn't know them? Was it because they didn't bring enough oil?
Or was it because they left to get more, as if they weren't "good enough" in their current (always) flawed state? They were already invited to the wedding, or actually in the wedding party, right? If you invited your best friends and family, or even your children to your wedding, would you shut them out because they forgot their shoes, or the cake, or the ring even? No, of course not! But what if they are so afraid that you will be mad at them or not let them in, that they leave to go home to get what they forgot, just after you are announced, and miss the introduction or even the wedding itself? THEN you might say: "What are you doing; i don't even KNOW you! Don't you know i don't care about lamps (except to help you see) or oil or even the ring? I love YOU. I invited YOU. If you don't trust that i love you unconditionally then what are we even doing here?!"
[Note: I learned this concept of the parable from Robert Farrar Capon and his collection "Kingdom, Grace, Judgment" which is awesome at revealing the amazing grace in Jesus's parables. I wouldn't interpret a parable without consulting it!]


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Groom: Trent
Resort: Dreams Riviera Cancun
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What made you decide on having a destination wedding?
What made you decide on the destination/resort/venue?
Bride: Crystal
Groom: Trent
Resort: Dreams Riviera Cancun
Travel Advisor: Hannah
What made you decide on having a destination wedding?
What made you decide on the destination/resort/venue?
Bride: Allyson
Groom: Kyle
Resort: Secrets Papagayo
Travel Advisor: Hannah
Bride: Kristina
Groom: Matthew
Resort: Secrets Silversands
Travel Advisor: Audrey
What made you decide on having a destination wedding?
My husband and I decided to have a destination wedding because we wanted our guests to have a vacation. Neither my husband nor I are from Dallas. All of our guests were going to have to travel to our wedding and we wanted to have an experience that lasted more than 1 day.
What made you decide on the destination/resort/venue?
We decided to have our wedding in Mexico for several reasons. We wanted to select a place that had a large airport with a wide variety of flights. We also loved how we could get everything we wanted in Mexico. This made Cancun the perfect place for us.
I have always loved the Secrets Resorts. They do an amazing job with weddings and with customer service. After talking with our travel agent Audrey, we selected Secrets Silversands. I really liked how it was close to the airport. The last thing I wanted was to fly to Mexico then sit in the car for 2 hours getting to our resort.
What was the biggest difficulty in planning your destination wedding?
The biggest difficulty I had with our destination wedding was giving up control and trusting people. I was unable to do a site visit prior to our wedding. I had to have faith that my wedding coordinator, resort and everyone involved in our wedding knew what they were doing.
How well was the resort and your On site Wedding Coordinator to work with?
The resort was beautiful and super friendly. I loved how this was an adult only resort so we were able to relax without having to worry about children. I also really enjoyed the number of pools and restaurants the resort had on-site.
My wedding coordinator was amazing. Veronica knew what she was doing and was quick to respond to any questions or last minute changes I requested. She made sure that everyone was in the right place and the right time. It really allowed me the opportunity to enjoy the day and not stress about anything.
What was the highlight of the experience and what was the biggest surprise?
The highlight of this whole trip was the wonderful memories everyone made. This was truly a vacation with my family and best friends.
If your best friend were planning a destination wedding what would your advice be to her?
Trust that everything is going to work out and be beautiful, don't look at the weather and enjoy your day.
would also tell her to use Legacy Travel to help with guests booking their trips. I knew when everyone was arriving so we were able to meet everyone in the lobby.
Was there anything that you would change looking back?
We wouldn't change anything.
Is there anything else you want to add about the resort or your booking agent Audrey?
Audrey was wonderful to work with. She was quick to respond to any problems anyone had. She was also the person who suggested this resort and helped with establishing communication with the wedding coordinator at the resort.
Bride: Sarah
Groom: Christopher
Resort: Now Onyx
Travel Advisor: Alyssa
My husband (love saying that now) and I had our DREAM wedding in Punta Cana on May 7th, 2018. I always knew I wanted to have a destination wedding. Just the though of having our toes in the sand, a beautiful beach setting around us and a sunset during our reception was too perfect to pass up. As all of this sounded great in my head, when it came to planning it… I got extremely overwhelmed immediately. I guess I should start with the fact that I am a planner, I love planning parties and I do it with stride. The fact that I got stressed out immediately trying to narrow down a location, date, venue and pricing made me want to give up and just have it in Dallas. I felt like I would have more control. Venting these frustrations to a random stranger at my daughters school, she recommended me to Legacy Travel. Contacting Alyssa changed my life overnight.
She recommended many different resorts, contacted the resorts for available dates, sent me wedding packages, pricing and more. Once I was able to narrow things down, which took me about a week, I felt 100% better about the entire process. The main issue I was having with resorts is A. they don't respond B. they want a ton of information from you before answering any questions C. You cannot talk to a coordinator until you lock in a date and deposit. Alyssa took care of A, B, and C for me. When I locked down the resort after reviewing my options, she then introduced me to our Wedding Coordinator, Manuela, at Now Onyx Punta Cana. The process was smooth sailing from there.
After choosing a "package" she then sent me a 90+ page PDF of options for the wedding. This included table linens, chairs, centerpieces, decorations, charger plates, flowers, cakes, gazebo options, etc. Ladies, please note that planning a destination wedding isn't a year long process, I learned this quickly. It is 100x easier so you do not start planning until 2 months prior. I locked down our date about 8 months out, reviewed the PDF catalog for about a month or so and sent Manuela my "tentative" options to get a budget together. Once I had my budget, I reviewed that catalog for the next 4 months until we started finalizing the plans 6-8 weeks before the wedding. The greatest thing about this, was I didn't stress about a wedding for 8 months. During the months I wasn't planning, I was gathering information from Alyssa on pricing for my guests and got all of that sent out immediately to get everyone the best price possible. About 80% of our 52 person wedding guest list went through Legacy, the others used their points.
Why did I choose Now Onyx? A few reasons… I have an 8 year old so I needed the resort to be family friendly but I didn't want 100 children running around everywhere as most of my guests do not have children. I wanted a nice resort (this is one of the newest properties in Punta Cana) but I needed it to be reasonably priced for our guests. Now Onyx offered it all. They were affordable and had everything I was looking for including an adults only sister property next door, Breathless. Guests were able to resort hop and enjoy pool parties next door. Most of us spent our time at Breathless. However, NowOnyx is a nicer resort as its much newer.
I guess I should talk about the wedding now. 🙂 The wedding was PERFECT. You will see pictures attached to this blog. Everything was beautiful, the weather, the set up and the service. I knew it would be gorgeous but I didn't expect it to look as amazing as it did. My husband and I were so pleased with everything. I did change a few things on the menu as I didn't want your typical steak, mash potatoes, and green bean dinner. We did a pizza bar. This included 5 different types of pizza, pasta salad, a salad bar, wings, fruit and more.
Our wedding was completely magical. We spent an entire week with our closest friends and family which was so special to us. Everyone had such a great time. Writing this blog has me tearing up because Now Onyx went above and beyond for everyone. We are extremely thankful.
Recommendations: The day after the wedding we took everyone out on a 3 hour long party boat to go snorkeling and to a sand bar where other boats doc and party. We had unlimited alcohol, sandwiches, and a DJ! I highly recommend this if you have it in your budget. I am pretty sure this was everyone's favorite part of the trip. We were thanked a million times for adding this in.
The company we used was La Barcaza Even Boat: https://www.facebook.com/LaBar
Budget: 12k
Guests: 52
Upgrades: We upgraded every possible thing you can think of!
Only regret: Not making everyone go home 2 days after the wedding. We had zero alone time.
Bride: Laynie
Groom: Jim
Resort: Dreams Playa Mujeres
Travel Advisor: Terrah
"We had a fantastic time! Everything went well. The oceanfront room with pool was phenomenal. We loved it. Thank you for everything. It was great!"
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Preserve the flavor of summer-picked apricots for use in recipes all year long by preserving your harvest of apricots. The preservation process extends the storage time for your apricots, though the texture of the fruit changes slightly during the process. Preservation only retains the flavor of the fruit, and it does not improve the flavor, and West Virginia University recommends only preserving apricots that you would consume fresh.
Can or Freeze Apricots
Wash and dry the apricots. Peel, if desired.
Cut the apricots in half and pull the pits out with your hand.
Fill a one gallon bowl with two quarts of water and ½ teaspoon powdered ascorbic acid.
Dip the apricot halves into the acidic water solution to prevent browning.
Fill one quart freezer containers or one quart canning jars with the apricot halves up to one inch below the top.
Fill the containers with apple juice to cover the fruit, so the level of the juice and fruit stops one inch below the top.
Seal freezer containers and freeze or process canning jars in a boiling water bath canner for 30 to 45 minutes based on your altitude, according to your canner's instructions.
Dry Apricots for Preservation
Wash and halve apricots, removing the pits with your hands.
Fill a one gallon bowl with two quarts of water and ½ teaspoon powdered ascorbic acid, and dip the apricot halves into the acidic water solution to prevent browning.
Lay the apricot halves in a single layer on a baking sheet, and preheat the oven to its lowest setting for 15 minutes. Set the baking sheet with the apricots into the preheated oven and leave the door propped open.
Direct a small fan across the oven door opening. Leave the apricots to dry in this manner for 24 to 36 hours or until dry and leathery.
Alternatively, arrange the apricot halves on food dehydrator trays in a single layer. Place the tray into a food dehydrator and dry, according to the manufacturer's instructions for 18 to 24 hours. Store the dried apricots in an airtight container for up to two years at 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Things You Will Need
- Apricots
- Knife
- 2 quarts water
- 1 gallon bowl
- ½ teaspoon (1 ½ grams) powdered ascorbic acid
- Quart sized resealable freezer containers or canning jars
- Apple juice
- Water bath canner
- Baking sheet of food dehydrator trays
- Small fan or food dehydrator
- Opt for a food dehydrator to dry your apricots if you have small children or pets that might try to climb into an oven with the door open for the oven-drying method.
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With a little over a month to go until OUR wedding day, I am beginning to understand the stresses my brides go through! It has been such an interesting journey – planning my OWN wedding, but it is one journey I have enjoyed thanks to this awesome man!
Here are some images from our recent engagement session with Laarne. Enjoy!
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Most successful open marriages are the union of two people who agree on the rules of open marriage before they tie the knot. But sometimes open marriage can evolve from a stable traditional marriage. If you want to broach the subject with your husband are wife, it must be discussed delicately and diplomatically to avoid hurt feelings.
Mention the open marriage of another couple. You can either do it casually or as if you were gossiping (which you are! but we won't tell). If you don't know any couple who does this, invent a rumor about someone from work that your wife doesn't know. Don't go on and on about it, just mention it to gauge your spouse's reaction
If your spouse seems either dismissive, or antagonistic about the idea of a couple having multiple sexual partners, drop the subject and don't mention it again for a long time. If he or she seems curious, supply more information little by little, day by day, to build up more interest in open marriage.
Often, one partner's physical condition prevents sex. If you want to discuss open marriage as a way of binging sex back into the marriage, the best way to do so is to talk to a sex therapist or marriage counselor. If the therapist broaches the subject, it may seem less offensive and more reasonable than if a spouse brings it up.
You can also plant the seeds by watching films or reading books together that contain elements of open marriage.
It is important to not have extramarital sex before your spouse has agreed to it. Open marriage is not an after-the-fact excuse to justify cheating.
Keep in mind that not everybody will be open the the idea of sanctioned infidelity, no matter how much cajoling and persuading you might do. Know when to quit having discussions about it. Move on and try to improve the sex life between the two of you if open marriage doesn't fly.
If you are able to convince your husband or wife to try open marriage, you will need to lay ground rules that both of you are comfortable with.


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The best way to make sure that you are getting the most out of your water heater is to maintain it on regular basis. If you are going to do the same by hiring a professional electric hot water heaters Edmonton expert, then you can be sure that the life of your water heater will increase by a considerable margin. Most of the people lend no importance to the maintenance and it is when they realise the importance of it when the heater stops to work and they are left with cold supply of water on a chilly winter morning. Maintenance should be done once a year, especially before any problems occur with the unit and it is advisable that you get the part replaced that if giving you most of the problems before it turns in an expensive repair.
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Liver transplant recipients older than 60 years have lower survival and higher incidence of malignancy.
Herrero JI, Lucena JF, Quiroga J, Sangro B, Pardo F, Rotellar F, Alvárez-Cienfuegos J, Prieto J.
Department of Surgery, Clínica Universitaria, Pamplona, Spain
Magazine: American Journal of Transplantation
Date: Nov 1, 2003General and Digestive Surgery Hepatology
Older age is not considered a contraindication for liver transplantation, but age-related morbidity may be a cause of mortality. Survival and the incidence of the main post-transplant complications were assessed in 111 adult liver transplant recipients.
They were divided in two groups according to their age (patients younger than 60 years, n=54; patients older than 60 years, n=57) and both groups were compared. Older patients were more frequently transplanted for hepatitis C (p= 0.03) and hepatocellular carcinoma (p= 0.05) and their liver disease was less advanced (Child-Pugh and MELD scores were significantly lower; p=0.004 and p=0.05, respectively). After transplantation, older patients had a significantly lower survival (p=0.02). Higher age was independently associated with mortality (hazard ratio for each 10-year increase: 2.1; 95% confidence interval: 1.1- 4.0; p=0.02). The incidence of de novo neoplasia and nonskin neoplasia were higher in older patients (p=0.02 and p =0.007, respectively). Malignancy was the cause of death in one patient younger than 60 years and in 12 patients older than 60 years (p =0.002).
In multivariate analysis, a higher age and smoking were independently associated with a higher risk of dying of de novo neoplasia. In conclusion, older liver transplant recipients have a significantly lower survival than younger patients. Malignancy is responsible for this decreased survival.
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Check the Data using cat command. Since the file is big, you can use "more" to see pagewise
cat /cxldata/big.txt | more
Step 2:
Replace space with newline such that every line in output contains only single word:
cat /cxldata/big.txt | sed 's/ /\n/g' |more
For example, after replacing space with new line in "I am ok" we should get:
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The "/g" is an option of sed which makes replace all occurrences of space instead of only one.
Also, note this command has three programs connected by two pipes. The output of cat is going to sed and output of sed is going to more to see the pagewise.
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We can sort the words using sort command in the following way
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Note that we are using "more" command just to avoid screen-blindness (too much text scrolling).
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We can now, count the words using uniq command
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Please save the result of the command to a file "word_count_results" in your home directory
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When the St. Thomas Aquinas High School sophomore distance runner saw a chance last week to win a regional title, she went for it and gave herself a little extra momentum heading into this week's Division III state meet.
Coasting to the state meet was possible for Athena Welsh.
It also never was an option.
When the St. Thomas Aquinas High School sophomore distance runner saw a chance last week to win a regional title, she went for it and gave herself a little extra momentum heading into this week's Division III state meet.
"Before the race, we told her just to make sure that she finished in the top four," Aquinas head coach Randy Crawford said. "She could have stayed back and still made it to state. When it reached a point where she felt like she could win, she just couldn't do that, though."
On the final lap of the 1,600 meters, Welsh found herself in third place. She could have coasted to the finish line in that position and still earned a trip to Columbus. But that isn't the way Welsh likes to do things.
Welsh pushed herself on the final half lap to edge Rittman senior Tresa Hartzler for the win in a time of 5:12.73. Hartzler, who had led the entire race, finished a close second in 5:13.27.
Welsh's late kick in the 1,600 did come at a cost. She later felt the effects of it while running the 3,200. Still, Welsh qualified for state in the 3,200 with a second-place finish (11:22.79).
"The 1,600 took a little bit more out of me then I would like to admit," Welsh said. "I'm confident in my training, though. I like a challenge and I'm not afraid to take chances."
Welsh also will run at state on a strong Aquinas 3,200 relay with freshman Kacee Soehnlen, junior Danielle Palutsis and senior Molly Pusateri. The quartet won a regional title in the relay.
As Welsh's focus shifts to Columbus, she feels prepared for the challenge that awaits.
"I feel really good," Welsh said. "I know it's going to be hard, though. There is going to be some great competition in Columbus. You can't take anything for granted."
Welsh will have yet another showdown with Hartzler in the 1,600. Welsh has narrowly defeated her in each of the last two weeks.
"She has really pushed me," Welsh said. "We had a great race at the district meet. I'm looking forward to running against her in Columbus."
Welsh also is happy to be part of a large Aquinas contingent. The Knights have nine girls headed to state after winning a regional team title.
"It's great for a team title to be a possibility," Welsh said. "I'm happy to be going to Columbus with so many teammates. I'm really hoping for the best at the state meet."
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Artist Sophie Calle in her studio outside Paris, surrounded by taxidermied animals. Photograph by Alastair Miller in The Independent, Radar, 10.11.2012.
From In the Studio by Karen Wright:
Around us is a menagerie of stuffed animals. Calle tells me they represent people she knows, living and dead. A lion wearing a crown, she says, represents her father; a truncated giraffe, her mother. "She is the giraffe. She is dead. She looks at me with sadness and irony."
On one wall are works Calle has exchanged with other artists, including Cindy Sherman and Robert Gober. Dramatic eyelashes turn out to be by English artist Lisa Milroy. A series of small coffins, made in China, are for burying pet crickets, Calle tells me.
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Puppy owning employees of this Twin Cities company can now work from home thanks to new 'fur-ternity' leave policy
MINNEAPOLIS—A Minneapolis company announced Monday, Aug. 20, a new employee benefits program that allows new pet owners to take what they are calling "fur-ternity leave," a policy similar to that of maternity or paternity leave, that allows parents of new pets to work from home, the company said in a news release.
Nina Hale, a digital marketing agency, implemented the program after an employee, who had recently adopted a Goldendoodle puppy, asked his supervisor if there was a way the company could accomodate his schedule to allow him to be with the puppy while still working.
"We realized that we had received these requests a couple of times, and we thought, for so many of our hardworking, dedicated employees, there's an opportunity for us to reciprocate their dedication and give them additional flexibility when they're making a major life change," said Allison McMenimen, executive vice president for client services at Nina Hale, in an interview with MPR News. "And in this case, instead of a human baby, it's a fur baby."
The furternity leave program allows new pet parents to take a week of work-from-home days to spend with their four-legged friends as they adjust to a new home.
"Part of embracing employee satisfaction as a business priority means recognizing important life events that happen outside of the office," said Donna Robinson, chief executive of Nina Hale. "If we want to continue to set the example as a top workplace, it is crucial to offer innovative benefits that help to preserve the work-life happiness of our employee owners."
Nina Hale has built a reputation in the Twin Cities as one of the top places to work. In the company's 13-year history, Nina Hale has been awarded 16 top workplace honors, including being ranked No. 38 in the 2017 Minneapolis Star Tribune's Top 150 Workplaces.
Other pet-related work programs, while extremely scarce worldwide, do exist. Four other businesses are known to accommodate new pet parents with a similar policy, according to a Jan. 4, 2018, story in Quartz, a digital news media outlet.
Mparticle, a New York City data platform provider, offers its employees two weeks of paid leave if an employee adopts a rescue dog. Mars Petcare, an American global pet food manufacturer, was one of the first companies to ever offer its employees "pawternity" leave, which is another name for furternity leave. Employees of Mars Petcare are offered 10 hours of paid leave when they get a new pet and are also allowed to bring their pet into the office after the 10 hours are up.
BitSol Solutions, a British tech company, offers its employees a full week of paid leave if they get a new pet and BrewDog, a Scottish brewing company, allows a similar policy for their employees.


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Belgrade Theatre celebrates Black History Month 2018
With Black History Month 2018 just around the corner, we're gearing up to join the celebration with a varied line-up of talks and events scheduled for the month ahead.
On Monday 8 October, audiences can discover Horace Ové's Pressure, hailed as Britain's first black feature film. Set in 1970s London, Pressure follows Tony, a bright school-leaver who is torn between his West Indian parents' church-going conformity and his brother's move towards the Black Power movement.
Black Conscious Coventry team up with the Belgrade Theatre for an insightful conversation about black activism in Black, Radical and Proud on Monday 22 October. In this free event, author, activist and sociology professor Dr Kehinde Andrews will draw from his new book Back to Black: Retelling Black Radicalism for the 21st Century; while internationally acclaimed Pan-African Reparationist Esther Stanford-Xosei will share her experiences of leading social movements and grassroots activism.
Families can enjoy free half-term fun with a special storytelling session on Saturday 27 October, featuring the Imagination Reading Café Storytellers, Kushumika Chatterjee and Coventry's own Lady Godiva, Pru Porretta. This lively, interactive performance features puppetry, mime and live music from African drummer and musician Jahman Aggrey. Tickets are free but must be booked in advance.
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I'm not sure on the XMPP over HTTP, since we require the real-time always-on connectivity provided by XMPP. I'll have to see exactly what XMPP over HTTP does under the hood. We can't afford to have our XMPP connections doing long-polling or anything. -bob -----Original Message----- From: Pid [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 3:45 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Re: HOW TO: create custom Tomcat 6 connector to do port sharing On 30/06/2011 02:10, Bob DeRemer wrote: > Chris, > > Thanks for the feedback. I haven't come across squid yet, so I will take a look. With regard to HTTP proxying, no, I don't want to do HTTP proxying. I would like to insert a TCP-based NIO request router in place of Tomcat's Connector. Specifically, I would like to do something similar to the Netty Port Unification sample, but with HTTP AND XMPP protocols. Netty has the ability to inspect the incoming request and then get outta the way - adding the appropriate Channel for processing the request. > > The problem I'm facing is that we're using Tomcat as our App Server and we can't easily replace that with a non-servlet based solution at this point. As a result, I was trying to determine if there is a way to create some type of Tomcat extension that where I could do the initial request routing and pass HTTP request on to the Tomcat's plumbing without running the built-in HTTP connector(s). You'd have to write your own connector implementation, or hack an existing one - in Tomcat 7.0 there's some work being done to consolidate the connector code, so you'd be wise to start there. Is XMPP over HTTP a possibility, and if so could the applicable code run inside a Servlet? Sounds like a 'square peg, round hole' type situation... p > Thanks, > Bob > > -----Original Message----- > From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] > Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 2:51 PM > To: Tomcat Users List > Subject: Re: HOW TO: create custom Tomcat 6 connector to do port > sharing > > Bob, > > On 6/29/2011 1:10 PM, Bob DeRemer wrote: >> I've scoured the net for information on how to do port sharing within >> the context of a Tomcat Servlet-based web application process. >> While there's some discussion, there still doesn't appear to be any >> solutions [YET] - that I could find yet. > >> What I need to do is the following: > >> * receive both HTTP and XMPP traffic on a single port [either 80 or >> 443 - depending on security configuration] > >> * route the HTTP traffic to Tomcat's HTTP Connector [or >> sub-processing component] if possible > >> * route the XMPP to an embedded Vysper server > > All of the above should be doable using something like Squid. Does Squid do pretty much everything? > >> * ALL running in the context of a single Tomcat Server process > > Oh. > > You want Tomcat to do HTTP proxying? AFAIK, nobody has done that. Most people who want HTTP proxying just use some other web server out in front of Tomcat (like Apache httpd, Squid, Nginx, lighttpd, HTTP lb, etc.). I have to imagine that at least one of those products can do content-detection to determine where to route messages. > > Does it /have to/ be Tomcat-based? > >> This will enable us to leverage the power/investment in our servlet >> infrastructure and Vysper XMPP all together without having to open >> multiple ports. > >> If this is possible in either Tomcat 6 or Tomcat 7, please let me >> know how I should go about this: > >> * doing some custom extension in Tomcat (i.e. custom Tomcat >> connector that uses Netty for example) > >> * or, some other approach ??? > > If you want to brute-force it, you could write a servlet Filter (or, better yet, a Tomcat-specific Valve that runs before the request is mapped to a webapp) to intercept the messages and proxy them over to your other service(s). You'll have to do the HTTP proxying yourself, though. > >> please advise on how you would recommend achieving our goal. > > Honestly, I'd look for a non-Tomcat-centric solution because it's probably already been built elsewhere. > > -chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Italy, India Have No Common Ground On Sea Incident
Ever since two Italian naval officers were detained in Kerala, there is only one thing India and Italy seem to agree on: that a week ago two Indian men died in a shoot out somewhere off the coast of the south Indian state. They clash on pretty much everything else, painting a confused picture of what actually happened.
As even the basic facts surrounding the incident are a matter of dispute, it seems unlikely that Italy and India will reach an agreement any time soon.
Here are the various versions of the incident, based on official accounts:
The Indian version: Police in Kerala are investigating two Italian marines, who were in charge of security on a private oil tanker, over the killing of two Indian fishermen. They say the marines, mistaking them for pirates, targeted the fishermen's boat. Indian authorities are looking into whether the incident happened in international waters, where India does not have jurisdiction, or closer to the Indian coast.
The Italian version: Italy's defense ministry claims the two marines did not shoot the fishing boat. They say all they did was fire bullets into the air and water to deter the boat, which they suspected belonged to pirates, from getting closer. Before shooting, the navy officers flashed lights and followed other procedures to warn off the boat, which did not change its course. Italy has not ruled out the possibility that pirates, not fishermen, were on the boat. Italian officials are sure the incident happened in international waters.
There are other versions, too: At the risk of venturing into conspiracy theory territory, here is another version that has been floating around in shipping circles: What if the ships involved in the incident were not two but three and that the third ship was actually responsible for the killings? This is the theory of Michael G. Frodl, a U.S.-based attorney who heads a maritime risk consultancy firm. He told subscribers Tuesday he is "increasingly convinced" that the case involving "Enrica Lexie," the Italian ship, "is the story of mistaken identity." He suspects the two fishermen did not die in the confrontation with the Italian marines but in a separate shoot out involving "an armed guard team" from another tanker. (There is no hard evidence to back this up. Police in Kerala told us there was no other ship in the immediate vicinity and played down the possibility that ships other than the Italian one could've been involved in the episode.)
Whether Italian navy officers have immunity from prosecution in a foreign country or not is a legal gray area and the heart of the escalating diplomatic row, which raises questions on how far countries should go to protect merchant ships from the threat of piracy.
Here, too, the rift is deep. While Italy is treating the matter as a diplomatic one, for India it's strictly criminal and one for the judiciary to handle.
Italy says that, as the incident happened in international waters and involves an Italian-flagged ship, they cannot be prosecuted in India and the matter should be handled at home. They say a United Nations agreement on the law of the sea, also signed by India, backs their claim.
India isn't willing to say, without an investigation, that the incident occurred in international waters. But this, in their view, makes little difference: since the dead men are Indian, New Delhi claims their judiciary should examine the case. They also say that as the Italian marines were traveling on a private merchant ship, they are not immune from prosecution abroad, as the Italians claim.
The visit to India of Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Staffan de Mistura, who Thursday met with the two guards in Kerala, has so far failed to smooth tensions, instead exposing how deep the diplomatic rift already is.
"There is no agreement," Preneet Kaur, Mr. de Mistura's Indian counterpart, told reporters after meeting him on Tuesday.
"They have their interpretation and we have our interpretation," said Ms. Kaur. "And yes, we will certainly go by our law."
- Preetika Rana contributed to this post.
You can follow Margherita and India Real Time on Twitter @margheritamvs and @indiarealtime.


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Civil War
Lesson Plan
The Home Front
A Civil War Curriculum Lesson
Grades: Elementary
Approximate Length of Time: 50 Minutes
Goal: Students will be able to list examples of work done on the home front and describe how news traveled to the home front.
- Students will be able to discuss the role of women, children, and slaves on the farm and in the home.
- Students will be able to discuss how women and slaves supported the soldiers at war.
- Students will be able to identify ways news of the war traveled to the home front, using primary sources such as newspapers, photographs, and letters.
Download the lesson plan, along with the following materials and PowerPoint, at the bottom of this page.
- Children's Voices from the Civil War
- The Civil War Home Front PowerPoint
- Absolom Harrison Letter I
- Absolom Harrison Letter II
- Letty Barnes Letter
- Rebecca Barrett Letter
- Sarah S. Sampson Letter
- Analyzing a Primary Source Letter
- My Life in the Civil War
- Civilian-a person who is not a soldier or member of the armed forces
Anticipatory Set/Hook:
- Read excerpts of Children's Voices from the Civil War aloud to the class.
- Ask students why they think children had these types of experiences.
- Tell students that today they will determine how the Civil War impacted civilians.
Print out the PowerPoint with notes prior to class. There are notes included with the slides that can be on the printed slides, but won't be seen by your students during the presentation.
Print out and give a copy of The Home Front PowerPoint to each student. Four slides per page leaves room for note taking.
Activity 1
Present The Home Front PowerPoint presentation, following the discussion questions in the notes section.
Activity 2
- Divide students into 5 groups.
- Pass out one of the following primary source letters to each group:
- Absolom Harrison Letter I
- Absolom Harrison Letter II
- Letty Barnes Letter
- Rebecca Barrett Letter
- Sarah S. Sampson Letter
- Pass out a copy of Analyzing a Primary Source Letter to each group
- Have each group read its primary source letter and analyze it using the Analyzing a Primary Source Letter.
- Read some quotes from Children's Voices from the Civil War as a group.
- Ask students to then write a paragraph discussing their life as a child during the Civil War using My Life in The Civil War.
Assessment in this Lesson:
- Notes taken during PowerPoint presentation.
- Informal assessment of responses to questions during PowerPoint presentation.
- Analysis of primary source letters.
- Completion of My Life in the Civil War.


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Owning a motorhome is enjoyable and can be a great adventure but as with many things there is a lot of preparation and work that goes into maintaining it. Many owners are fanatics and enjoy travelling all year round, rain or shine. However many will pack up their stuff and leave their motorhome stationary until the sun starts shining again. We have previously spoken about weatherproofing your motorhome so now we are giving you some tips on how to prepare your stationary motorhome for the winter weather.
Prepping your Motorhome
Ahead of the cold weather make sure to wash the exterior of your motorhome and cover it with a few coats of wax which will give added shine and protection from scratches. Don't forget the roof when cleaning your motorhome because that is often the part of the vehicle that gets dirtiest.
Cover up any vents on your motorhome to prevent any insects, dirt or mud getting into them. You can buy vent covers at most online caravan or motorhome shops. To prevent any electrical components from rusting you should cover them in lubricant.
Preventing mould or mildew
If your motorhome isn't in use for a while it can develop mould or mildew over time which will be sure to ruin your campervan. Mould and mildew will have a damp smell and develops patches of dark around sinks or showers. To prevent this you must:
- Not leave any food or toiletries in the motorhome
- Vacuum all carpets until spotless and regular vacuuming should occur through the summer
- Leave the fridge dry inside and leave the door open
- Moisture-absorbing crystals should be left around the motorhome to soak up condensation
- In the summer when the motorhome is in use, all windows should be left open whilst cooking or showering. In the winter occasionally open up windows and doors to air out the interior.
Drain the waste tank, toilet cassette and any remaining water inside the motorhome. Empty each container thoroughly; turn on and off any taps and drive you van around to move any left over water.
Do not forget the water heater; there will be instructions to follow explaining how to drain the water correctly.
Especially in the winter, stationary tyres are at much more of a risk than ones that are used on a regular basis. This is worse with tyres on motorhomes because of the weight on the vehicle therefore jack up the vehicle slightly to relieve some pressure from the tyres. You can also purchase motorhome tyre covers which will protect the wheels.
When it comes to driving your vehicle again do NOT just drive of and expect everything to be fine. Carefully check the tyres in case there are any less obvious signs of damage like small cracks. If you plan to travel in your motorhome during the winter ensure you research whether you will need winter tyres in the country you visit because they are often required by law.
If you are planning on not touching your vehicle for the winter you must tell the DVLA that it is not in use and declare it as Statutory Off-Road Notice (SORN). However if you motorhome is declared SORN you are not covered in the event of any theft or damage on your motorhome. Speak to your insurer for information on what to do and tell them where you are leaving the motorhome because it may be worth keeping your motorhome insurance.
Motorhome safety
Sign your motorhome up to a register on a computerised system such as Minder because if you were to be unfortunate enough for you motorhome to get stolen it is logger with all the details. Keep any details that you register up to date then if anything was to happen the police will begin to get your motorhome recovered.
There are many websites offering information and advice for motorhome owners. It may also be worth getting your motorhome fitted with a security system to reduce the risk of theft.
Keep it moving
Even if you don't want to travel in your motorhome in the winter try taking it for short journeys just to keep it working. Just like humans, if you stop using your motorhome it will forget how to work! However, don't do this if your motorhome has been declared SORN, remember to get motorhome insurance.


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The Missouri State Fair Rodeo Clown Scandal of 2013 (as opposed to the Missouri State Fair Rodeo Clown Scandal of 1922, when a rodeo clown donned a Warren G. Harding mask and proceeded to slap himself with a sausage) has spiraled out of control.
You know the story by now, as I'm sure the international community does also, and possibly nations on other planets: a rodeo clown wearing a Barack Obama mask asked the crowd if they would like to see Obama get run down by a bull, to which the majority of the crowd cheered wildly.
The fair takes place in the city of Sedalia, which is located in the county of Pettis. Citizens of Sedalia and Pettis County both voted overwhelmingly for Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election, as did the state of Missouri as a whole (President Obama won the popular vote of only 4 of Missouri's 114 counties). All of which is to say that the anti-Obama act was certainly in the best interest of the Missouri State Fair Commission, who no doubt want as large of a crowd as possible to buy tickets to the fair.
Instead, what we see is something that at first glance seems absurd: the as-yet-unidentified man who wore the Obama mask has been permanently banned from ever performing at the state fair again. This seems absurd when one considers the 2012 election results, which indicate that such an anti-Obama act would bring in more visitors (and thus more dough). And not only would the act attract larger crowds because the majority of the crowd dislikes Obama, but so would the mere controversy that ensued (thanks to the mass media). Controversies attract people.
But the fair commissioners have instead opted to ban the crowd-pleaser, remove the controversy. This seems like shooting themselves in the foot, but I have a theory as to why they're doing it.
They're not banning the clown because they hate the extra money that his presence and the controversy would generate. They're banning the clown because they're afraid. They're making a knowingly self-damaging decision because they know that the Obama Administration are thugs, and they don't want the NSA to tap their lines or the IRS to intimidate them and suddenly discover that they owe back taxes.
We live in a country in which businesses, or what for all intents and purposes amount to businesses, engage in self-defeating practices because they are afraid of the government. Let that sink in.


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Starting from 1932, the Bullet model has conquered thousands of admirers all over the world with its unique design and comfortable handleability. The Bullet 500 is a result of 80 years of production development of one of the most famous Royal Endfield models.
Bullet 500 motorcycle tempers performance, reliability and matchless design with such up-to-date technological innovation as electronic fuel injection system.
Enfield Bullet 500 motorcycle comes with several special features. These include chrome plated mud-guards, sturdy cast-iron engine, electric start, disc brake, traditional 4-speed gearbox with right foot gear shift, gas filed shock absorbers, and an upgraded electrical system with a heavy duty alternators. Royal Enfield Bullet is powered by a single cylinder motorcycle, 4-stroke, 500cc engine. It delivers a peak power of [email protected] and a peak torque of 35.8Nm @3000rpm. More specs and user manual of Enfield Bullet 500 you can see in next overview.
Royal Enfield Bullet 500 specifications
Engine and transmission
Type: Single Cylinder, 4 Stroke, OHV, SI Engine, Air Cooled
Displacement: 499cc
Bore x Stroke: 84 mm x 90 mm
Max. Power: 22 bhp @5500 rpm
Max. Torque: 35.9 nm @3000 rpm
Ignition: CB point
Carburetor: Micarb VM28
Chassis and dimensions
Ground: Clearance 140 mm
Width: 750mm
Wheel: Base 1370mm
Length: 2120mm
Height: 1080mm
Front: 3.25x19 4/6
Rear: 3.50x19 4/6
System, Head Lamp 12V, 35 W
Front: Drum Brake 280 mm
Max. Speed: 120 km/h
Front: Telescopic, Hydraulic Damping
Rear: Swing Arm with Adjustable and gas filled shock absorbers.


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The Itinerary: East Lansing; a complete guide to the home of Michigan State
Lansing, Mich., has been the bane of high school geography students for over 100 years. (Really? Detroit's not the state capital?). Besides being the seat of government in Michigan, Lansing also played a vital role in the growth of the state's auto industry, expanding in lockstep with the growing popularity of automobiles in America.
As travel between Lansing, the geographical center of the state, and Detroit, the industrial center of the state, began to increase, communities sprang up along Interstate 96. One of them, East Lansing, has been home to Michigan State University since 1857.
With a population that more than doubles when the school's 50,000 students are on campus, the area has a wide range of eating, drinking and entertainment establishments. Here are some of the top places to check out on your trip to see the Spartans.
Have you been eating your food off a plate like a chump? Crunchy's eschews conventional tableware and serves up sliders, fries and deep-fried pizza "nugs" in plastic buckets. The pub also has a massive selection of local beers and microbrew favorites. It's a great place to watch a game, sing karaoke, see some stand-up—and eat from a bucket.
HopCat has all the typical bar-food standards (and they're delicious), but the main reason to go is for the Crack Fries. Named some of the top fries in the U.S. by Food Network Magazine, they are served in a variety of ways: coated in a cracked black pepper seasoning, loaded with bacon and jalapenos, or done up Poutine-style. Cheese sauce is standard. Chili is optional. A post-meal nap is recommended.
Peanut Barrel serves Long Island Ice Teas all day long—and at prices even an undergraduate (of legal age, of course) can afford. For less than the cost of a Long Island Railroad ticket, you can sip cocktails practically all day while pigging out on a variety of burgers and sandwiches.
Not your typical bar, Red Cedar only serves house-made spirits from its own East Lansing distillery. A gimlet or martini with house-made RCS Vodka makes for a truly one-of-a-kind cocktail. Bottles of brandy, bourbon, gin, whiskey and vodka are available for purchase.
Meat Southern BBQ & Carnivore Cuisine
With a name that begins with the word meat it's easy to guess the specialty of the house. You can indulge in half-pound platters of pulled pork, brisket, turkey or sausage, or get the baked-to-order macaroni and cheese, which can me made a variety of ingredients, including caramelized onions, jalapenos and crumbled blue cheese. If you're still hungry for more animal flesh, go for the Meat Mountain, an orgy of mashed potatoes, brisket, bacon gravy, creamed corn and cheddar cheese.
East Lansing's definitive diner, Golden Harvest serves its own Captain Crunch French Toast, as well as biscuits and gravy and a rotating list of specials that will bend your brain and rock your taste buds. Be prepared to wait a while, bring cash and don't ignore the rules posted on the door.
R.E. Olds Transportation Museum
You can't come to a town this close to the Motor City without learning a little bit about motor vehicles. Oldsmobile founder R.E. Olds was a true automotive pioneer and helped put Lansing on the map. You can check out everything from 120-year-old steam carriages to original Oldsmobile Curved Dash carriages to early forms of the electric car.
Since Michigan State's mascot is human, animal lovers will have to check out the Potter Park Zoo if they need to get a furry fix. For nearly 50 years, the zoo has been home to some of the rarest animals on earth, including such endangered species as the black rhinoceros, the snow leopard and the Bali myna bird.


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Senior Living
Living Care residents can transition from Independent living into our Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing options while remaining on campus and an active part of the community they love.
Each day, members of the Living Care community engage in an active senior lifestyle in which they choose from a wide array of activities to participate in.
From fitness and wellness, to music and cultural events, Living Care Retirement Community has fashioned the campus to provide multiple locations and ways to stay active mentally, socially and physically.


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Truth be told, publishing a book is a little nerve-wracking. You have no idea if anyone besides your Mom will like it, or want to buy it, or want to sell it.
It's a lot of risk, but I've been incredibly fortunate with Best Places To Stuff Your Faces because so far quite a few people other than my Mom have liked it, bought it, and are selling it, and not long ago I was thrilled to deliver an inaugural order to West Elm in the Pearl District, which now stocks it!
To celebrate this, plus the onset of Easter, one of the most critical facestuffing days of the year for hardcore brunchers and Cadbury egg lovers, I'll be doing a signing at West Elm (1201 NW Couch St.) on Saturday, April 5th, from 1-4pm, joined by three of my favorite PDX purveyors of deliciousness—Olympic Provisions will be sampling and selling their famous salami and Sweetheart hams, and Quin Candy Shoppe and Alma Chocolate will be sampling and selling an array of their glorious sweets and chocolates. Come support these wonderful local artisans, get all your Easter basket shopping done in one fell swoop, and celebrate the Facestuffer Guide's big West Elm leap with me!


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Acceptable Use Policy
You are required to agree to the "District Acceptable Use Guidelines" which outline appropriate utilization of the Internet and other online services. These guidelines also apply to the general use of District-owned computer hardware and software. This form will be given to you at your school. You will need to read carefully and sign thereby agreeing to the district policy concerning acceptable use of Internet and Technology. Remember, your computer use is tracked at all times and can be monitored at any time. If you go to an inappropriate web site accidentally, contact the principal. Should something inappropriate pop up on screen while students are in class, quickly turn off the monitor/computer, or unplug either. Always remember to keep your files and passwords secure! When leaving your computer log off so that other people cannot access your files, email, and other sensitive data. Anyone, including students, who are logged in as you have access to your files, email, and other sensitive data.


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Once a year, the ELKS Lodge in Pittsburgh hosts a magical thing called Johnny Cash Night, at which you drink Makers Mark, spin a wheel for prizes, and eat amazing food, all while listening to a number of local bands pay tribute to The Man in Black. And every year, we manage to forget all about it until the week of, when we also manage to root out tickets. I love the spontaneity, it's a nice sort-of-surprise date night, a break from the norm, something that at this point could be considered tradition. This is what I wore on that particular evening, last month. I love red and pink paired together, and the easy silhouette of a skirt and sweater.
What I wore:
Skirt: American Apparel
Jacket: Vintage Lee/Avalon Exc.
Flats: ModCloth (old)
Purse: Vintage/ Brimfield Flea
Valentine pin: Vintage/ Flea market
I wore this to Johnny Cash Night at the ELKS Lodge


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Liver Flush for Weight Loss
A healthy liver is imperative to long-term health and maintaining a healthy body weight. The liver is the principal organ responsible for fat-burning and must be cleansed, or flushed, for it to operate effectively, according to nutritionist Ann Louise Gittleman, MS, CNS, author of the book "The Fat Flush Foods." Gittleman further states that your liver, affected by unhealthy diet choices and clogged with pollutants and toxins, is the number one reason for not losing weight 24. When your liver is overloaded with toxins, chemicals and the byproducts of excess food, it does not function properly 4. Everything we consume -- food, beverages, drugs and alcohol -- is processed by the liver before continuing through the body's systems. While watching what you eat can help maintain proper liver function, periodically performing a liver flush can produce a more efficient metabolism and, as a result, you will lose weight.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
The liver is one of the larger organs in your body and lies on the right side of the abdominal cavity 4. It's important for many reasons and, in simple terms, aids in digestion and acts as a filter for all food and liquids consumed, according to the Center for Disease Control's Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 3. The liver assists in breaking down fats, retains vitamins and minerals, converts excess glucose to glycogen for storage and cleanses the blood of harmful substances, such as alcohol. According to Mamashealth.com, the liver produces about 80 percent of the cholesterol found in the body 1.
Because the liver is typically the first organ to filter everything you consume and drink, it can become overwhelmed with fats and toxins, according to Gittleman. Even overeating can decrease liver function, because the liver stores excess food as fat. A result of a clogged liver is weight gain. This is evident in thicker waistlines or an increase of fat around the abdomen, according to "Alive" magazine author Brad King, M.S., M.F.S. Flushing, or cleansing the liver, increases its ability to properly metabolize foods and liquids consumed as well as to store appropriate amounts of vitamins and minerals.
According to both Gittleman and King, one benefit of flushing the liver is weight loss, because a healthy liver's metabolic functioning is better when the liver is cleansed. A liver flush rids your body of toxins via urination and bowel movements 4. Plus the food you eat is burned more effectively and your body becomes leaner.
Certain foods and liquids act to detoxify and clean the liver. King notes that by detoxifying the liver, you will drop unwanted pounds as waste passes through your digestive system 4. Eat foods that are high in antioxidants. Antioxidants protect and repair past damage to the liver and include foods such as:
- beets
- broccoli
- onions
- eggs
- garlic
- tomatoes
- lemons
- cranberries
- watermelon
- according to Gittleman in her article for "Experience Life Magazine." Eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables will flush the liver and promote better liver function overall [2](# 'inline-reference::"The Fat Flush Foods"; Ann Louise Gittleman, M.S., C.N.S
; 2004'). Additionally, drinking eight cups of water daily helps your system flush toxins from the liver and reduces water retention, which can result in pounds lost from water weight 4. Finally, limit your intake of alcohol and nonessential medicines or drugs. Because everything you consume must first pass through the liver, certain medications are not easily metabolized by the liver.
As with any change to your diet or routine, consult a physician. This will help you to further understand the importance of diet and liver function and the correlation of a healthy liver to weight loss.
- Mamashealth.com: Liver
- "The Fat Flush Foods"; Ann Louise Gittleman, M.S., C.N.S.; 2004
- Center for Disease Control: Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
- Alive: Your Liver
- Lifetime Fitness: Experience Life Magazine: Fast Track Liver Detox
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New Design | FLAVA Logo Design
Project Description: FLAVA
• Create Logo for a Restaurant
Creating a Distinguishing Brand:
This is another example of a very clean flat design. Restaurants benefit from using the red orange color scheme because these colors are most associated with making you hungry. This is a relatively simple but effective design. The design can be used repeatedly to build brand loyalty on signage, menus, corporate ID package, plates, cups and interior decor. This is a three Pantone color design, using a minimum of colors will keep printing costs down and using Pantone colors will make all uses of the logo exactly the same colors.
Delivering the final concept:
Once the final sample is created and all changes are made, the final files are delivered in any format needed. In this case a .jpg file and .ai file.
Flava Logo Design (click to enlarge)


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Before you can place an order with us you must first register your details with us. You can do this by filling in the sign up form below. When you have finished click 'register' and you will then be logged in and able to start shopping. Filling in this form does not commit you to anything and your details will not be passed to anyone other than the Cambridge Organic Food Company.
If you are having any problems with the registration process, please call the office on 01223 873300 where we will be more than happy to register you over the phone.
Please note that if you register using an offer code, the product will be automatically added to your order.


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$4,799,00010 E Spanish Town Court
Rosemary Beach, FL 32461
4 beds | 4 baths | 2800 sqft
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Property Description
10 E. Spanish Town Court is a quiet oasis tucked away in the heart of Rosemary Beach. Offering sweeping views spanning all across the Gulf. 10 E. Spanish Town Court is ideally located and is in pristine condition. Situated on the boardwalk, it provides easy beach access and offers unbeatable views of the sunrise and sunset. As you approach this breathtaking home, you will notice the thoughtful design behind it. From the expansive courtyard, to the full size carriage house, East Spanish Town Court is truly one of a kind. The first floor houses a spacious master suite which includes a seating area and a large master bath in addition to a cozy guest bedroom. Upon entering the second floor, you will immediately notice the wall of windows looking out over the serene gulf.
Status Change Info
Status: Active
Contract Info
List Date: 2017-04-12
Current Price: 4799000
List Price: 4799000
List Price/SqFt: 1713.93
Listing Board: Emerald Coast
Location, Tax and Legal
Area: 18 - 30A East
Street #: 10
Street Direction: E
Street Name: Spanish Town
Street Suffix: Court
State: FL
Zip Code: 32461
County: Walton
Sub Area: 1806 - South of 30 A East Beaches
Project Name/Subdivision: ROSEMARY BEACH
Parcel ID: 35-3S-18-16068-023-0030
Elementary School: Van R Butler
Middle School: Emerald Coast
Legal Description: LOT 3 BLK 23 ROSEMARY BEACH PH 10 S/D PB 14-65 OR 2339-905 OR 2509-42
General Property Info
Sub-Type: Detached Single Family
Design: Beach House
Apx SqFt(Htd/Cooled): 2800
SqFt Source: County PA Records
Bedrooms: 4
Full Baths: 4
Total Bathrooms: 4
# Stories: 2
Year Built: 2003
Immediate Occupancy: Yes
Garage Spaces: 2
Lot Dimensions: 100X32
Acreage: 0.07
Pool: No
Pool Type: None
Listing Info, Tax & Legal
Homestead: Yes
Assessment Fees: No
Assessment Amount: 975
Assessment Paid: Quarterly
New Buyer Fee: Yes
New Buyer Fee Amt: 0.5
New Buyer Fee Paid: %
Last Taxes: 17650.12
Last Tax Year: 2016
Brokerage Interest: Ownership Interest - Listing Broker/Salesperson has ownership interest in the property.
As Is: No
Waterfront Feet: 30
Property Features
Construction Status: Construction Complete
Lot/Parcel Access: Paved Road; Private Road
Zoning: Resid Single Family
Waterfront: Gulf
Waterview: Gulf
Parking Features: Garage Detached
Project Facilities: Beach; Community Room; Exercise Room; Fishing; Handicap Provisions; Pets Allowed; Playground; Pool; Tennis; Waterfront
Construction/Siding: Roof Metal
Exterior: Balcony; Deck Covered; Porch Open; Separate Living Area; Shower
Interior: Ceiling Cathedral; Floor Hardwood; Pantry; Window Treatment All
Appliances: Auto Garage Door Opn; Cooktop; Dishwasher; Disposal; Dryer; Microwave; Oven Self Cleaning; Refrigerator; Stove/Oven Gas; Washer
Utilities: Electric; Gas - Natural; Phone; Public Sewer; Public Water; TV Cable
Energy: AC - 2 or More; Ceiling Fans; Heat Cntrl Electric; Water Heater - Gas; Water Heater - Two +
Mstr Bdrm/Mstr Bath: MBed First Floor; MBed Waterfront
Master Bedroom: First
Bedroom: First
Full Bathroom: First
Rooms: Bedroom; Bonus Room; Full Bathroom; Master Bathroom; Master Bedroom
Fees Include: Accounting; Management; Other Utilities; Security; Trash
With a state of the art kitchen and an open concept living area overlooking the Emerald Coast, this second floor is one for the books. Following the spiral staircase, there is a nook with enough space to sleep, relax or simply get away from it all! With all that this home has to offer, it is a must see! Buyer is responsible for personally verifying details about this property. Any information contained in this listing is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed.
Room Information
|Room Name
|Room Level
|Master Bedroom
|Bonus Room
|Full Bathroom
|Master Bathroom
|Full Bathroom
Listing Office: Engel & Volkers 30A Beaches
Last Updated: September - 29 - 2019
All information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Protected by Copyright© 2014 and s owned either by the Emerald Coast Association of REALTORS®, Inc or by the developers of the softwre, FBS, Inc. All rights reserved.
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