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Greenpeace document a number of geographical locations in the Amazon, looking at the impacts of deforestation on various aspects of forest life. They look at people, natural wildlife and the landscape which has drastically altered as huge areas are cleared to meet agricultural demand. Soya plantations are the leading cause of deforestation in the region.
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The Acari, comprising mites and ticks, form one of the largest and biologically most diverse groups of the Arachnida. They are worldwide in distribution and rival the insects in the extent to which they have successfully colonized terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Some are significant crop pests, while ticks are parasites on a wide range of vertebrate hosts. This diversity of modes of life is reflected in their morphology and life-history strategies.
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Ramblin' Jack Elliott, the legendary folk singer who passed Woody Guthrie's legacy on to Bob Dylan, turned 75 Monday. And after decades of watching more driven performers enjoy the success he's never experienced, now he's ready to get serious about his career.
"I've never had that (drive), but I'm starting to get it now, belatedly. I figure, what the hell? I've been asleep at the wheel all this time," Elliott said. "I'd like to get another motor home so I can travel in comfort, because that was the only time I did enjoy traveling around playing gigs. My motor home burned to the ground two weeks after my wife passed away here (Point Reyes, where he's lived for 15 years)."
Careerwise, he was steadied by a Grammy for the 1996 album "Southcoast" and a 1999 National Medal of Arts, and his current musical home is Anti-Records, known for harboring punk bands and, at times, country icon Merle Haggard. His new album, the impressive "I Stand Alone," finds Elliott going solo when he's delivering such vintage tunes as Hoagie Carmichael's "Hong Kong Blues" and the Carter Family's "Engine 143."
On several songs Elliott is joined by bassist Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers), drummer DJ Bonebrake (X), accordionist David Hidalgo (Los Lobos) and dobro player Nels Cline, as well as vocalists Lucinda Williams and Corin Tucker (of the soon-to-be-missed Sleater-Kinney). Actually, Elliott was literally alone on those songs, as well.
"I've never met those people. They were added on in L.A. in the studio. I've heard of them, but I've never met them face-to-face," Elliott said. "The recording business is done in studios and they use mirrors. It's not a real thing. It's like movies."
In contrast, "The Ballad of Ramblin' Jack," the 2000 movie documentary shot by Elliott's daughter, Aiyana, is very much the real thing. It depicts the cowboy-intrigued Ramblin' Jack, born Elliott Adnopoz and the son of a Jewish Brooklyn doctor, as he first ran away (at age 14) to join the rodeo, and then, a half-century ago, to London and on to Europe.
Having absorbed the American folk music of Guthrie and Leadbelly, and brandishing an oversized cowboy image, Elliott became an immediate sensation in Britain. Intriguingly, he mirrored that success there earlier this year when he performed at the ultra-hip happening All Tomorrow's Parties. "It was amazing. It seems like they've been laying in wait for me," Elliott said. "They're all new young people."
After three years of hard traveling in the late 1950s, Elliott returned to New York City. Guthrie was in the hospital, fighting a long battle with the degenerative disease Huntington's chorea, and Elliot went to visit. "And there was Bob Dylan. I didn't know who he was, had never heard of him. And he'd been hanging out and visiting Woody in the hospital for several months by this time – this was November of '61."
Elliott, whose nickname probably derives less from his travels than his detail-rich, tangent-prone stories, was impressed by the young Dylan.
"I was amazed by that kid. And he was, of course, always asking me a lot of questions about different things and, "How do you play that, anyway?' " Elliott said. "I'd show it to him, I didn't mind. He was a pleasant person to hang out with. A little strange, a little shy."
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Merit badge requirements
- 1. Show that you know first aid for injuries or illnesses that could occur while hiking, including hypothermia, heatstroke, heat exhaustion, frostbite, dehydration, sunburn, sprained ankle, insect stings, tick bites, snakebite, blisters, hyperventilation, and altitude sickness.
- 2. Explain and, where possible, show the points of good hiking practices. including the principles of Leave No Trace, hiking safety in the daytime and at night, courtesy to others, choice of footwear, and proper care of feet and footwear.
- 3. Explain how hiking is an aerobic activity. Develop a plan for conditioning yourself for 10-mile hikes, and describe how you will increase your fitness for longer hikes.
- 4. Make a written plan for a 10-mile hike, including map routes, a clothing and equipment list, and a list of items for a trail lunch.
- 5. Take five hikes, each on a different day, and each of at least ten continuous miles. Prepare a hike plan for each hike.*
- 6. Take a hike of 20 continuous miles in one day following a hike plan you have prepared.*
- 7. After each of the hikes (or during each hike if on one continuous "trek") in requirements 5 and 6, write a short report of your experience. Give dates and descriptions of routes covered, the weather, and interesting things you saw. Share this report with your merit badge counselor.
- The hikes in requirements 5 and 6 can be used in fulfilling Second Class (2a) and First Class (3) rank requirements, but only if Hiking merit badge requirements 1, 2, 3, and 4 have been completed to the satisfaction of your counselor. The hikes of requirements 5 and 6 cannot be used to fulfill requirements of other merit badges.
Source: 2008 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)
Hiking merit badge is on the Eagle Scout required list (requirement 3.j.). It is one choice of a group of three merit badges on the list.
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- 2. The following is a direct quote from the requirements:
- The hikes in requirements 5 and 6 can be used in fulfilling Second Class (2a) and First Class (3) rank requirements, but only if Hiking merit badge requirements 1, 2, 3, and 4 have been completed to the satisfaction of your counselor.
- In other words, if you go ahead and knock out the first four requirements early, you'll be able use later hikes to kill two birds with one stone.
- 3. This is an Eagle required merit badge. It generally takes a long time to earn so the faster you get started, the earlier you'll get done.
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Thursday, Jan 18th
LAMA Midwinter Institute
The Complex Edifice: Analyzing Your Dream Library
Thursday and Friday, January 18-19, 2007
Additional spaces have been added to this sold-out institute! Register no later than December 8; no late or onsite registrations will be accepted.
Friday, Jan 19th
Definitely Digital: Exploring the Future of Knowledge: on the Occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services
Friday, January 19 • 8:30am–5pm
Location TBA
ALISE/ALA Committee on Education Forum
Friday, January 19, 1:30-3:30 p.m., Convention Ctr, Room 602.
Discussion draft of the document that the ALA Committee on Accreditation (COA) proposes to supersede the Standards for Accreditation of Master's Programs in Library and Information Studies 1992; see [1]. Proposed changes to the Standards begin on page 4, following an Overview and Comments section explaining the Standards review process.
Author Forum
Friday, January 19, 2007, 4:00-5:15 pm
@ the Convention Center
LAMA Midwinter Institute
The Complex Edifice: Analyzing Your Dream Library
Thursday and Friday, January 18-19, 2007
YALSA Midwinter Institute: Building Teen Communities Online (Fri. 9:00 - 4:30)
Explore how and why teens interact online and discover ways libraries can take advantage of free online tools to enhance the services they offer the teens in their communities. Technologies like social networking sites, chat, IM, blogs, wikis, podcasts and more will be featured. This is a ticketed event.
YALSA's Video Gaming Night (Fri. 7-9PM)
YALSA's second annual Video Gaming Night. Come explore the world of electronic games via hands-on experiences and demonstrations. This is a ticketed event.
[2] RUSA Midwinter Institutes: (Friday, January 19, 2007)
Discussing draft of the document that the ALA Committee on Accreditation (COA) proposes to supersede the Standards for Accreditation of Master's Programs in Library and Information Studies 1992; see [3]. Proposed changes to the Standards begin on page 4, following an Overview and Comments section explaining the Standards review process.
Business Librarianship 101: Core Competencies for Business Librarianship</br> 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Whether you're just starting out as a business librarian, or are a generalist faced with business questions, or would simply like a refresher, the BRASS Business Librarianship 101 preconference will give you a thorough overview of business librarianship and provide you with practical information to bring back to your workplace. Learn about business reference print and electronic resources as well as business collection development tactics in this all-day workshop. This is a ticketed event.
Behind the Genealogy Reference Desk: Want Land, Will Travel
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Genealogy is a hot topic among library users. Find answers in this informative institute. Learn some power searching tricks in the popular Ancestry and Heritage Quest databases as well as pulling online sources together for finding answers to difficult questions. There will also be talks about donation land claim records and Chinese Exclusion Act records. This is a ticketed event.
Saturday, Jan 20th
ALCTS/PARS Preservation Administration Discussion Group (PADG)
Red Lion Hotel, Emerald Ballroom I
The meeting will include formal presentations and discussion about digital preservation policies, preservation education in the northwest, and the behavior of materials in high density storage when wet, as well as less formal discussions about the future of preservation, and how newcomers can find their way around PARS. The mid-morning break will provide time to network and investigate a number of demonstration and instruction displays.
ACRL Instruction Section's Welcome and Orientation in Seattle!
Saturday, Jan. 20, 2007
W Seattle Hotel
Great Room 2
The IS Welcome and Orientation is offered to new and continuing members. Join us Saturday morning and learn more about IS committees and task forces, explore new opportunities within IS, and discover ways you can get involved with the section.
Link to ACRL Instruction Section homepage
We hope to see you there!
ACRL/ULS Current Topics Discussion Group: New Frontiers in Online Learning
Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Metropole Room
ACRL/ULS Current Topics Discussion Group has assembled an expert panel to explore new possibilities and trends in online learning. Come hear Betsy Wilson (University of Washington-Seattle), Susan Hollar (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor), and Jerilyn Veldof (University of Minnesota—Twin Cities) as they explore new ways to enhance student learning in a digitized educational setting.
Washington Office Update Session
Washington Convention Center, Rooms 611-614
The meeting will begin with an introduction by Molly Fogarty and Linda Crowe. Then, D'Arcy Phillips of Van Scoyoc Associates, Inc. will give a presentation entitled, "What's In Store in the 110th Congress?" The meeting will also include a talk by Tom Susman of Ropes & Gray and brief updates from the Office of Government Relations (OGR) and Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP).
NEW - Representatives from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be onhand during the Washington Office Update Session to discuss the EPA's plan for its libraries. They have indicated that they will answer questions from the audience. Scheduled to attend are Mike Flynn, Director, Office of Information Analysis and Access Office of Environmental Information, and Emma McNamara, Director, Information Access Division, Office of Environmental Information. To learn more about this issue, visit www.ala.org/epalibraries
Breakout Sessions will be held from 10:30 A.M.–. 12:30 P.M. and will include:
I. Gates Foundation Domestic Library Program & Connectivity - Washington Convention Center, Rooms 611-614
II. "Hot Topics: Overview of Federal Legislative and Policy Issues Affecting Libraries in the 110th Congress" - Washington Convention Center, Rooms 616-617
III. Joint session with GODORT - Washington Convention Center, Rooms 606-607
Forum on Non-English Access Report
10:30am, Location: Sheraton Metropolitan B
Sponsored by the ALCTS Catalog Form and Function Interest Group.
The ALCTS Task Force on Non-English Access, along with the Catalog Form and Function Interest Group, will sponsor a Forum at the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Seattle on Saturday, January 20, 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m., at the Sheraton Metropolitan B. The Forum will be an opportunity to hear about the Non-English Access report, to ask questions of task force members, and to comment on the recommendations of the report.
ALCTS/CCS Cataloging Norms Discussion Group (CNDG)
Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Room 615
The topic is "How Catalogers and System Developers Work Creatively with Metadata." Full program description
John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards Press Conference 4 pm
Be there when the 2007 winners are announced! You'll get a chance to look at the winning entries, congratulate the library staff who won, and meet the H.W. Wilson Company and Foundation presidents who make it all possible.
RDA Forum
4pm, Location TBA
ALCTS series on the changes to AACR2002 in conjunction with the Joint Steering Committee for the Revision of AACR.
NMRT Social
6:00-8:30p.m., location TBA
Join the New Members Round Table in celebrating the 75th anniversary of NMRT! And hey, there's free food and door prizes!
Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture
Joe Klein, senior writer for Time magazine and author of several best-selling books, will discuss "Islam, Iraq and the War on Terror" at the eighth annual Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture at the American Library Association's (ALA) Midwinter Meeting on Saturday, January 20, at 4 p.m. in the Washington State Trade and Convention Center, Room 611-614.
WALE (Washington Asssociation of Library Employees)/LSSIRT (Library Support Staff Interests Round Table) Meet & Greet
6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Boat House at the Center for Wooden Boats Link to web site here
1010 Valley Street, Seattle, WA, Seattle, WA (approx. a mile from the Convention Center)
More event details and registration here
Sunday, Jan 21st
Forum on the Future of Cataloging
8am, Location TBA
Continues ALCTS role as facilitator in the discussion prompted last spring by actions taken by the Library of Congress. Sponsored by the Cataloging and Classification Section.
Teen Tech Week Kick-Off Event (10:30 - 12:30 Sun.)
YALSA celebrates its first TTW March 4-10, 2007. Attendees will get ideas for programming and activities they can implement in their library, a chance to sample the new TTW products and information about special offers for TTW registrants from our Promotional Partners. Light refreshments will be served.
COA Open Session, Sunday, Jan. 21, 4:00-5:00 p.m., Red Lion Hotel (1415 Fifth Ave), Emerald Board Room I. Discussion draft of the document that the ALA Committee on Accreditation (COA) proposes to supersede the Standards for Accreditation of Master's Programs in Library and Information Studies 1992; see [4]. Proposed changes to the Standards begin on page 4, following an Overview and Comments section explaining the Standards review process.
ALA President's Program
Sunday, January 21, 2007, 3:30-5:30 pm
@ the Convention Center
Disaster Recovery Forum
4pm -6pm, Westin, Grand Ballroom III
Continuing discussion of disaster preparedness from the ALCTS Preservation Section sponsored by the Preservation Discussion Group.
After the popular consciousness has forgotten, how can we sustain recovery programs to provide collection management, building safety, and public service in libraries? Preservation and Reformatting Section is discussing this issue with other ALA Divisions and Round Tables to provide a holistic and long-term perspective on disaster response and recovery.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgendered Round Table (GLBTRT) Social
6-8 PM, Seattle Public Library, 1000 Fourth Avenue
2007 Stonewall Book Award winners will be announced!
ALCTS Acquisitions Section - Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group
1:30-3:30 PM, Convention Center Room 201
Co-Sponsored by the Video Round Table (VRT)
Academic libraries are buying increasing numbers of videos and DVDs. Many librarians responsible for identifying, sourcing and obtaining these titles find unexpected challenges, and lament the lack of fully-developed vendor services such as those for books and serials. Join us as we explore the state of the art with a librarian, a vendor, and the Editor & Publisher of 'Video Librarian'.
Monday, Jan 22nd
Youth Media Awards Press Conference(8:00 - 9:00)
First thing Monday morning ALA will announce all of the 2007 award winners, including the 8th winner of YALSA's Printz Award for excellence in young adult literature, the 19th winner of YALSA's Edwards Award for lifetime contribution to YA lit, and the 10th group of winners of
YALSA's Alex Awards (top 10 adult books w/ teen appeal). This event will also be webcast live at [5].
Ripped from the Headlines: An ALCTS Forum
8am, Location TBA
ALCTS Out-of-Print Discussion Group (OPDG)
8:00am (yikes) - 9:30am (ish), Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Room 203
OP vis a vis E: The Impact (If Any) of E-books on the Out-of-Print Market (and Vice Versa)
Please join us for an insider's look at books' continually evolving formats -- from print, to electronic, back to print (sometimes "on demand") -- each varyingly in- and out-of-print, and each varyingly available, or not.
Brian Elliott, President and Chief Operating Officer, Alibris
Matt Nauman, Director of Publisher Relations, Blackwell Book Services
Bob Schatz, Director of US Sales, Coutts Information Services
Please contact: Bill Kane, Chair, ALCTS Out-of-Print Discussion Group, firstname.lastname@example.com
Publisher-Vendor-Library Relations (PVLR) Forum
Libraries and University Presses Working Together?
8-10am, Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Room 201
ALCTS' 50th Anniversary Forum
10:30am, Location TBA
A fireside chat on the last 50 years.
Collecting E-resources Use Data: Outsource or In-House?
1:30-3:30pm, Hyatt Grand Hyatt Princessa II
The Collection Assessment Committee of CMDS invites you to a timely discussion forum comparing online usage statistics portal (i.e. ScholarlyStats) and locally collected and stored usage data. Librarians will share their personal experiences on gathering, using and analyzing usage data in their libraries. Bring your own questions, best practices and opinions.
ALCTS Serials Section Continuing Resources Cataloging Committee Update Forum
1:30-3:30pm Sheraton Seattle, Grand Ballroom B
This update forum will be devoted to training for implementation of the new CONSER standard record, with brief updates from CC:DA, CONSER, and the ISSN Center preceding the training session.
AASL/ALSC/YALSA Joint Membership Reception (Mon. 6:00 - 7:30)
Mingle with your peers from the youth divisions and help YALSA kick off its 50th Anniversary with some good company, food and drink.
Tuesday, Jan 23rd
Every Day / Repeated
Seattle Sunrise Speaker Series Each morning of the Midwinter Meeting, Saturday, Sunday and Monday January 20, 21, and 22, get up early and attend a lively, educational and innovative speaker session, which will run from 8:00 am-9:00 am. Watch the ALA Midwinter Meeting website to see our exciting speakers.
All fully registered attendees, as well as all exhibitors, are invited to attend the Speaker Series. Exhibits Plus badges are available, providing access to all four days of the exhibits (Friday evening-Monday), as well as access to the three Sunrise Speaker Series sessions.
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Jason Lytle Reveals Yours Truly, The Commuter Album Artwork, Adds Appearances to SXSW Schedule
Former Grandaddy Frontman's Solo Debut Makes NPR's All Songs Considered's "Best of 2009 So Far..."
Today former Grandaddy frontman Jason Lytle revealed the album cover for his long-awaited debut solo record Yours Truly, The Commuter, out May 19th on ANTI- Records.
Like the music on Yours Truly, the album cover hints at earlier Grandaddy work, a reassuring turn for Grandaddy fans looking to fill the void left by the band's quiet demise in 2003. NPR's All Songs Considered producer Robin Hilton is one such fan, recently including Your Truly in his top ten best records so far in 2009 writing, "Lytle was the frontman for one of my all-time favorite bands, Grandaddy. I was so bummed when they split up. But he's back with his first solo album, and it feels like nothing's been lost." Yet, again mirroring the sound of the new record, the album artwork is filled with a subtle progression of substance and style, perhaps attributable to Lytle's complete vision and control hof his music and his newly adopted home of Montana.
Lytle will be ditching the Montana snow for sunnier climes of Austin Texas when he makes half a dozen appearances at the SXSW Music Festival this month:
- Thursday, March 19 @ Room 710 - Pirate/Epitaph Party -Set Time: 4pm - Friday, March 20 - Under the Radar Party/Flamingo Cantina - Set Time: 4pm - Friday, March 20 - Official Showcase Central Presbyterian Church -Set Time: 1am - Saturday, March 21 -Hot Freeks Party/The Mohawk (Outside Stage) - Set Time: 1pm - Saturday, March 21 - Mess With Texas/Waterloo Park - Set Time: 2:20pm - Saturday, March 21 - The Ship Party/Homeslice - Set Time: 5:15pm


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Lightning Blue Ford Fiesta
27/37 City/Highway MPG Price includes: $2,500 - Retail Customer Cash. Exp. 01/02/2020
New 2019 FordFiesta SE Sedan
- Stock: FD11088
- Fuel Economy
- 27.0/35.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Exterior Color
- Lightning Blue
- Interior Color
- Charcoal Black
- Body
- Sedan
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- Engine
- 1.6 1.6L I4 Ti-VCT
Ford Fiesta
Highlighted Features
Detailed Specifications
Dealer Notes
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
'16 Fiesta ST
By Brandon on Tuesday, October 11, 2016I bought this car July 25th, and I have put almost 7500 miles on it since. I've driven it from Des Moines, Iowa to Denver, Colorado and in a host of different conditions. For a performance vehicle, I couldn't recommend anything else as a daily driver for this price point. I've enjoyed every minute I spent in this car, and so has everyone else who has driven/ridden in it. If you're looking at this car expecting comfort or easy of use, you clearly need to look else where. The whole philosophy of this car is that YOU are in control. If that is what you are looking for, I highly recommend it. Pros: 1. The chassis is quite stiff, allowing you to feel exactly what the road is doing through your seat. 2. The engine is happy to rev, and puts out more than enough power for the car. 3. Clutch is light, and the shifter feels very notchy and satisfying. 4. The steering is very direct, you know where you are putting the car. You just can't feel everything like you would with a hydraulic steering rack. 5. The gearing makes sense for the car, 1st gear is good for ~20mph, 2nd for ~50mph, 3rd for ~75mph, etc. 6. The Recaro seats are fantastic. 750mi to Colorado from Iowa in one day, no back pain. They hold you VERY well in the corners. Adjustment might lack slightly, the head rests could be angled back a bit further. 7. Gauges are all analog. 8. Sync 3 has excellent voice recognition, and all the control surfaces are intuitive and feel nice. (turn signals, steering wheel controls, entertainment and climate control) 9. Looks. I got mine in Platinum White with the Ebony wheels, and I think it looks great. Interior is Grey, which also looks pretty good.
- 2.0
Fun car to drive.....when the transmission is work
By Sevy on Friday, August 16, 2019Can be a great little car....the transmission is a different storry.....can shift slow and occasionally locks up! Then have to wait for it to unlock....Ford can't seem to fix this issue.....this is a standard transmission that is autoshift.....avoid the fiesta and focus with these transmissions.....
- 5.0
This car is so much fun!
By ME on Friday, July 19, 2019This car is so much fun!


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The information contained here is for shared hosting accounts unless specified otherwise. Some hosts include a letter grade next to them as a quick reference score of how well they perform.
- Servers sometimes overloaded causing browsing sites hosted on them to take a very long time to load or time out.
- Problems reported with sites above 450mb (with zip compression on; off increases limit).
Overall BlueHost hosting seems to be somewhat hit or miss. Many customers have found that BlueHost is slow and often returns 404 and 500 server error messages for no reason periodically. These can not only cause a bad experience for viewers of your site but also break BackupBuddy backup functionality. Though in general BackupBuddy should work the lack of consistency among the experiences of users of this host results in us not being able to recommend this host.
PHP memory limit is 128MB at MOST. This is low. Hostgator for example provides 256MB which is double.
- One customer had an Addhandler line in .htaccess which gave issues when migrated to another host.
Bluehost requires a database name (and user) to have a prefix of your username, so to be of the form username_databasename.
On the boards, a few people have complained about BackupBuddy timing out during backup. To resolve this, support recommends editing your php.ini file to change max execution time to 600.
According to response from tech support these are the limits on how long a process can run before being killed off and are based on whether the customer has a dedicated IP address or uses the shared address.
- Apache/Web (HTML/PHP/Downloads): With Dedicated IP: 12 Hours | Without: 10 Minutes (up from 5 minutes)
- SSH/Shell: With Dedicated IP: 2 Hours | Without: 1 Hour
- Cron Jobs: With Dedicated IP: 30 Minutes | Without: 30 Minutes
- Deamons: With Dedicated IP: Unlimited | Without: 10 Minutes
No cPanel
Dreamhost - D (maybe F)
- Does not allow HTTP Loopbacks.
- Unlimited plans terms of service PROHIBITS storing of backups in your account. "Unlimited" is not truly unlimited.
- Extremely slow.
- No cPanel (uses custom system)
- No native command-line zip. BackupBuddy will enter the slower, less reliable compatibility mode.
- Problems reported with sites above 22mb (with zip compression on; off increases limit) due to slow processing.
- Procwatch automatically kills off BackupBuddy if it uses too many resources in the process of making a backup.
- Can create a custom php.ini to extend PHP timeout to increase BackupBuddy run-time.
- File Manager (allows for manual unzipping): https://webftp.dreamhost.com/
GoDaddy - F
Godaddy is currently working with us to try and improve known issues. We will update this pending improvements.
- Custom control panel. Some changes take up to hours to take effect.
- Slow site load times on some servers.
- Some servers overloaded not leaving processing power for backups.
- System actively kills any PHP process working too hard or too long (ie backups).
HostGator A
- Fast. Command-line zip available for best BackupBuddy experience.
- CPanel.
- Top technical support.
- Recently changed PHP runtime limit cap to 30 seconds for shared hosting.
- Possible work-around: http://ithemes.com/forum/index.php?/topic/5519-hostgator-timeout-fix-available/
- Only causes issues with large sites ( ~1GB or more )
- Current limits of their shared and reseller hosting (9/20/2011)
- safe mode = Off (cannot adjust)
- memory_limit = 64M (MAXIMUM)
- max_execution_time = 30 (MAXIMUM)
- max_input_time = 60 (MAXIMUM)
- post_max_size = 64M (MAXIMUM)
- upload_max_filesize = 64M (MAXIMUM)
- enable_dl = Off (cannot adjust)
- Slow page loads.
- Problems reported with sites above 85mb (with zip compression on; off increases limit).
Minimal issues.
Told a customer that they don't support linux command line zip.
Minimal issues.
Rackspace Cloud Hosting
- Currently fails path/directory detection preventing backups.
- We are working with Rackspace to try and get this issue resolved.
- JustHost blocks the command line ZIP command which is required for BackupBuddy's normal functionality.
- Compatibility mode is available but is only recommended for moving away from JustHost hosting.


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Chapter 24
The subject of 2 Samuel
The Second Book of Samuel sets before us the definitive establishment of David in the kingdom; and afterwards, the miseries of his house, when prosperity had opened the door to self-will.
Prosperity not the path of faith
The path of faith and its difficulties, is that in which we walk with God, and in which we celebrate the triumph which His presence secures to us. A state of prosperity makes it evident how little man is able to enjoy it without its becoming a snare to him. Prosperity not being the path of faith, that is to say, of strength, the evil of the heart comes out in the walk. Compare 2 Samuel 22 (the psalm by which David closes the path of difficulty) with 2 Samuel 23, which contains his last words, after his experience of the enjoyment of the prosperity and glory in which faith had placed him.
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Organs & Historical Keyboard Instruments
American Theatre Organ Society
Claviers Baroques - Builders and technicians for harpsichords, clavichords, spinets, virginals, fortepianos and other historical keyboard instruments. Located in Toronto, ON Canada
Musical Instrument Technicians Association
German Organs from the Black Forest (Jäger und Brommer)
The Harpsichord Clearing House - contains the most comprehensive inventory of early keyboard instruments for sale in North America. HCH has been building and brokering since 1969, and, today, represents instruments from virtually every builder. Also carries books about harpsichords.
Jäger und Brommer (Kirchenorgel)
Keyboard Exchange International
Lautenwerke and Harpsichords by Steven Sørli
Robert Morley and Co., Ltd.
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1. Add this line to your wp-config.php file:
1. Add this line to your wp-config.php file:

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '');

if that doesn't work:
if that doesn't work:
2. If you have access to your PHP.ini file, change the line in PHP.ini
2. If you have access to your PHP.ini file, change the line in PHP.ini
If your line shows
If your line shows try :

memory_limit =

memory_limit = ;

3. If you don't have access to PHP.ini try adding this to the .htaccess file in the root of your WordPress site:
3. If you don't have access to PHP.ini try adding this to the .htaccess file in the root of your WordPress site:

php_value memory_limit

php_value memory_limit

[http://www.google.com/search?&q=wordpress+allowed+memory+size More resources].
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- 1 General
- 2 PHP Error messages
- 3 Featured Images
- 4 PluginBuddy
How to change the Start Here link from the theme options
- What: All iThemes themes come with a set of theme options in the WordPress dashboard. The first option is a "Start Here" link that will show a generic page with several related (and unrelated) video tutorials. To unbrand the theme, or to brand it as your own, you can change the page that the Start Here links to, to any page you desire. The highlighted line indicates where the URL is defined.
- How: Add the following code to your child themes functions.php.
// Change the name Start Here function it_modify_tutorial_menu_name($name) { return "This is MY menu"; } add_filter( 'it_tutorials_menu_name', 'it_modify_tutorial_menu_name' ); // Change the URL it links to function it_modify_tutorials_url($url) { return "http://ithemes.com/customizing-theme-menu-with-filters/"; } add_filter( 'it_tutorials_filter_url', 'it_modify_tutorials_url', 20 );
http://ithemes.com/customizing-theme-menu-with-filters/ has more details.
Note: In our Builder theme,
add_filter( 'it_tutorials_filter_url', 'it_modify_tutorials_url' );
should be changed to
add_filter( 'it_tutorials_filter_url', 'it_modify_tutorials_url', 20 );
To fix an iframe-style Youtube embed, add
?wmode=transparent to the "src" parameter of the embed.
For example the following embed code:

should be changed to:

A good description of what the wmode parameter does for Flash can be found here. Adding the parameter on the Youtube src simply causes Youtube to produce different output that properly sets Flash's wmode to transparent.
When using the traditional style embed code, have it like this:
<object height="344" width="425"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/nRCExL6VQzI&hl=en&fs=1&"><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"> <param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/nRCExL6VQzI&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" height="344" width="425" wmode="transparent"></object>
Note the added <param name="wmode" value="transparent"> at the beginning, and wmode="transparent" at the end of the embed code. Add the <param name="wmode" value="transparent"> after the first opening <object width="nnn″ height="mmm″>, and the other parameter right at the end after the height="nnn″ and before the closing </object> tag.
For an alternative solution using your functions.php file, see http://training.ithemes.com/fix-the-menu-video-overlap/
How to enable comments on pages
- What: Not all themes will allow comments on pages by default.
- How: Modify your page.php theme template file (and any other page templates that you may be using) as described here:
Some themes will have the comments template included, but "commented out", so the code will not be interpreted. In php, code preceded by // (double forwards slashes) will be ignored. To enable commenting on pages using such a template, remove the double // (in front of
<?php comments_template(); ?>). In cases where this line does not exists, add the
<?php comments_template(); ?> in the same location as indicated and highlighted in the following sample page template (again, note, not all page templates look exactly the same, but each will have a similar structure).
<?php get_header(); global $wp_theme_options; ?>

 <?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); // the loop ?>  <h1 class="pagetitle" id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>

  <?php the_content(); ?> <?php edit_post_link('(Edit this page)', '
', ''); ?>  <?php link_pages('
Pages: ', '
', 'number'); ?>
 <?php //comments_template(); // uncomment this if you want to include comments template ?> <?php endwhile; // end of one post ?> <?php else : // do not delete ?>
<?php _e("Page not Found"); ?>

<?php _e("We're sorry, but the page you're looking for isn't here."); ?>

<?php _e("Try searching for the page you are looking for or using the navigation in the header or sidebar"); ?>
 <?php endif; // do not delete ?>
 <?php get_sidebar(); ?> <?php get_footer(); ?>
How to create a blog page
NOTE: this does NOT apply to the Builder theme
- What: The theme homepage is not a blog index page, how do I create a one?
- Why: In particular the more CMS like themes will have a static front page rather than a blog index page as the front page
To create a blog page for these themes you should:
- write a new page, name it "Blog" (or "News" or whatever you fancy)
- no need to add any content
- from the page attributes dropdown on the right side, select the "Blog" page template (in some themes this template is named "Blog Page" or "Blog Index" or something similar)
- publish the page
- add the page to your navigation
and that should be it
PHP Error messages
Error message: Out of memory (allocated 14680064) (tried to allocate 4864 bytes) (values may differ)
- Cause: the message refers to a PHP error, and indicates that the memory limit size in the php configuration is too low.
- Solution:
1. Add this line to your wp-config.php file:
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');
if that doesn't work:
2. If you have access to your PHP.ini file, change the line in PHP.ini If your line shows less than 256M, try 256M:
memory_limit = 256M ;
3. If you don't have access to PHP.ini try adding this to the .htaccess file in the root of your WordPress site:
php_value memory_limit 256M
4. If all fails, you should contact your hosting provider and ask them to increase the memory limit. They will know what it's about.
NOTE: Even when you have set the memory limit to a larger value using method 1, 2 or 3, you may still run into this error. Changes you make to your local php.ini or .htaccess file may not be effective, and protected or overridden by your host.
Install, and activate our free Serverbuddy plugin. Upon installation and activation you will find an entry for ServerBuddy in the "Tools" menu in your WordPress dashboard. Check the actual PHP memory limit.
If it does not reflect the value you have entered, contact your hosting provider.
How much MB is my memory limit?
The error message will show something like "Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted". So how much MB is that?
33554432 bytes = 32 MB
67108864 bytes = 64 MB (which is considered more or less the minimum for running a standard WordPress site, higher is recommended)
134217728 bytes = 128 MB
To get these values yourself, in Google search, type: "33554432 bytes in MB" (without the quotes) and the result will show on top of the search results.
Error message: Call to undefined function function_name()
- Cause: WordPress, the theme, or a plugin tries to execute a function that does not exist.
- Solution: Depending on where the error occurs (in a WordPress function, a Theme function or a Plugin function) update WordPress, the theme or the plugin to the latest version.
Nesting level too deep – recursive dependency
Example forum post reporting this problem
This is generally caused by an old version of PHP (4) on your server. Request your host to update PHP to the latest version.
Featured Images
Images not showing
- Cause: This occurs typically (but not necessarily!) after upgrading WordPress. The value for the uploads location in the WordPress settings has become corrupted, and shows a long value such as for instance
- Solution: Make sure that the value for your "uploads folder" is as recommended:
- In WordPress 3+, find this value in
wp-dashboard > Settings > Media
- In older WordPress versions, look in
wp-dashboard > Settings > Miscellaneous
- In WordPress 3+, find this value in
WordPress 3.5 and up
In WordPress 3.5+, the value can't be changed through the wp-dashboard anymore. Refer to the instructions here http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Moving_uploads_folder to set the uploads folder through your wp-config fule.
PluginBuddy licensing issues
- Description: licenses do not "stick", issues after upgrading to WordPress 3, and others
- Cause: Due to some major changes in the way WordPress 3 handles plugin upgrades, the PluginBuddy licensing system is affected.
- Solution: In order to resolve this, you need to make sure that ALL PluginBuddy plugins that you have purchased and installed are updated to the LATEST version. Updating using the plugins panel is not possible, for the reasons mentioned before. Even if only one plugin is outdated, it will affect all the other plugins. This includes plugins that come free with your purchase of Flexx or Builder
So you should:
- De-activate ALL PluginBuddy plugins
- Download the latest versions of the plugins from your members area.
- Upload these to your server, either (recommended) using the Easy Theme and Plugin updater plugin (download link), which will create a backup of the existing plugin - just in case -
or using FTP (in which case you need to unzip the plugins first) and then upload the entire plugin folder with contents to the
wp-content/plugins/folder. Note, REMOVE the old versions of the plugin first, or RENAME the existing plugin folder.
- Then re-activate the PluginBuddy plugins, and request a new license using the general plugin page.
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Nikon V1 10.1MP Mirrorless Digital Camera with 10-30mm Lens - Black
Product Details
About this item
10.1 Megapixels
3x Optical Zoom
Full HD Video (1080p)
Motion Snapshot
Starting with a clean slate, we reexamined the potential of imaging and discovered globally unique way of preserving your memories with something different from just a photograph or a movie.When you press the shutter-release button, with the "Motion Snapshot" mode, the desired moment will be captured as a still image and also as a movie vignette. The movie vignette will play back in dramatic, 2.5x slow motion to an original BGM.From fleeting changes in expression to adorable, endearing gestures, or the ambience of the landscape gently swaying in the wind —you can capture all of these moments more vividly and emotionally though visual expression and with music.What's more, the still images are captured in high resolution, so you can print them out in beautiful picture quality.The Motion Snapshot has brought to life new photographic, cinematic expression perfect for capturing your precious moments
Smart Photo Selector
When shooting fast-moving subjects, you may find it difficult to keep them within the frame or you may miss a fantastic photo opportunity due to the subject's unpredictable movements. With Nikon's Smart Photo Selector, you will never miss those picture perfect moments again.All you have to do is push the shutter-release button as you normally would.It is that simple. The camera will then automatically take total of 20 shots before and after you press the shutter-release button at a high speed of 30fps.What's more, it will automatically select the most spectacular shot from the series of shots taken. Whether it is the expression of a loved one as they turn to look over their shoulder or a fun-filled scene at a party, the Nikon 1 will capture it all.
Fastest AF x Most Focus Points in the World
We offer two of the world's best features to let you capture special moments faithfully.First, we present the world's fastest autofocus. The phase-detection AF, embedded in the newly developed sensor, will track and capture fast-moving subjects in sharp, crystal-clear focus. Second, we offer the most focus points in the world. The focal plane phase-detection AF with effectively positioned 73 points recognizes the moving subject as a plane to ensure that images are captured clearly.Because of the Advanced hybrid AF system, the camera will automatically select the contrast-detect AF mode in poorly lit areas to expand the area covered by the autofocus. With the camera's remarkably quick and smooth AF, you can capture scenes you never knew existed.
World's fastest continuous shooting, Max.10fps in AF-A mode / Max.60fps in AF-S mode
You can continuously capture images at approx. 10 fps while the AF constantly tracks the subject and keeps every element in razor-sharp focus. In continuous shooting at 60fps, focus is locked on the position detected in the first frame. With this innovative feature, you can unequivocally capture your once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunity. Picture perfect moments are often found in dynamic scenes such as exciting plays from a sporting match or energetic children at play. With the autofocus technology of the Nikon 1, you can capture, not just one, but a series of spectacular moments with super-crisp, high-quality images.
Newly developed, super high-speed AF CMOS sensor
The newly developed CMOS image sensor, with an effective pixel count of 10.1 megapixels, is the world's first image sensor created that implements phase-detection AF.The Nikon 1 boasts exceptionally fast auto-focusing, while promising high image quality for both still images and movies.The new image sensor has been engineered to deliver super-precise focusing that captures a wide range of subjects flawlessly.
Policies & plans
|Effective Pixels:
|Total Pixels:
|Sensor Type:
|Sensor Size:
|13.2mm x 8.8mm
|Crop Factor:
|Sensor Cleaning:
|Included Lens:
|1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6
|Optical Zoom:
|3x optical zoom with included 10-30mm lens
|Optical Image Stabilization:
|10-30mm lens: f/3.5-5.6
|Filter Size:
|Lens Mount:
|Nikon 1 mount
|Lens Compatibility:
|Nikon 1 Lenses
|LCD Size:
|3.0 in. diagonal
|LCD Type:
|TFT-LCD with brightness adjustment
|LCD Pixels:
|921,000 Dots
|LCD Coverage:
|Viewfinder Type:
|Color LCD viewfinder, 0.47 inches(1.2cm) TFT LCD approx 1.44m dot with diopter adjustment function
|Viewfinder Coverage:
|Approx 100%
|Autofocus Points:
|• Single-point AF: 135 focus areas
• Auto-area AF: 41 focus areas
|AF Assist Light:
|Continuous Autofocus:
|Focus Range:
|10-30mm lens: 0.2m/0.7ft. from focal plane at all zoom positions
|Shutter Speed Range:
|Electronic Shutter: 1/16,000 sec. in steps of 1/3EV to 30 sec. in steps of 1/3EV with either Electronic or Mechanical ShutterMechanical Shutter: 1/4,000 sec. in steps of 1/3EV to 30 sec. in steps of 1/3EV with either Electronic or Mechanical Shutter
|Bulb Shutter Setting:
|Flash Sync Speed:
|• Electronic shutter: 1/60 sec.
• Mechanical shutter: 1/250 sec.
|Flash Modes:
|• Fill-flash
• Slow sync
• Red-eye reduction
• Slow sync with red-eye reduction
• Rear curtain with sync
• Rear curtain with slow sync
|Flash Exposure Compensation:
|-3 to +1 EV in increments of 1/3 EV
|Recycling Time for Built-in Flash:
|Not specified
|External Flash Connection:
|Exposure Control
|Exposure Modes:
|• Programmed Auto with flexible Program (P)
• Shutter-Priority Auto (S)
• Aperture-Priority Auto (A)
• Aperture-Priority (A)
• Manual (M)
• Scene Auto Selector
|Exposure Compensation:
|±3 EV in increments of 1/3EV
|Exposure Bracketing:
|Metering Modes:
|• Matrix
• Center-weighted: Meters 4.5 circle in center of frame
• Spot: Meters 2 mm circle centered on select focus area
|Metering Range:
|Not specified
|ISO Sensitivity:
|• 100-3200
• 6400
|Auto ISO Options:
|White Balance Modes:
|• Auto
• Incandescent
• Fluorescent
• Direct Sunlight
• Flash
• Cloudy
• Shade
• Preset Manual
• All except preset manual with fine tuning
|Shooting Specifications
|Shutter Release Modes:
|• Single-frame [S] mode
• Continuous
• Mechanical
• Electronic
• Electronic [Hi]
• Self-timer mode
• Delayed remote
• Quick Response Remote
• Interval Timer Shooting
|Top Continuous Shooting Speed:
|5 frames per second 10, 30 or 60 fps using Electronic (Hi) shutter
|Maximum Burst:
|5 frames per second 10, 30 or 60 fps using Electronic (Hi) shutter
|Picture Styles:
|• Standard
• Neutral
• Vivid
• Monochrome
• Portrait
• Landscape
• Selected Picture Control can be modified
• User-customizable Settings
|Scene Modes:
|• Portrait
• Landscape
• Night Portrait
• Close-up
• Auto
|Face Detection:
|Panorama Mode:
|Image Stitching:
|HDR Mode:
|Remote Control Option:
|Playback Specifications
|Playback Functions:
|Full-frame and thumbnail (4, 9, or 72 images or calendar) playback with playback zoom, movie playback, slide show, histogram display, auto image rotation, and rating option
|In-Camera Image Editing:
|Auto image rotation
|Video Specifications
|Video Resolutions:
|• HD: 1920 X 1080/60i
• HD: 1920 X 1080/30p
• HD: 1280 x 720/60p
• Slow-motion: 640x240/400fps
• Slow-motion: 320x120/1200fps
• Motion Snapshot: 1920x1080/60p (plays at 24p)
|AAC - Built-in stereo microphone; sensitivity adjustable
|Video Frames Per Second:
|Up to 1200fps in slow motion
|Computer Interface:
|• USB: Hi-speed USB
• HDMI output: Type C mini-pin HDMI connector
|Video Out:
|NTSC, PAL; HDMI output
|Audio Out:
|Stereo mini-pin jack (3.5mm diameter)
|Included Software:
|• ViewNX 2
• Short Movie Creator CD
• User's Manual
• Reference manual CD
|Software System Requirements:
|Not specified
|Media Storage
|Internal Memory:
|None listed
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While running near Grayskull, Battle Cat becomes thirsty and stops at the well near the castle. He-Man draws up a bucket of water for the tiger, questioning aloud whether he should just get a mechanical vehicle, since those don't need to stop for water (jokingly), but hears a battle raging underneath the well.
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He-Man decides he won't let Skeletor gain entrance to Grayskull by way of the secret passage, so he strikes at the walls of the cave until they begin to collapse, whereupon they all escape to learn that Battle Cat sought help for He-Man after he went down the well and realize that a live animal is better than any machine form of transportation.
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DOVER — Although crews throughout New Hampshire worked to restore power to thousands of customers in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, thousands of Granite Staters were still without power Tuesday night.
Public Service of New Hampshire reported a total of 137,000 customers were affected during the hurricane's peak. And although PSNH crews have been working since Sandy's onset, 93,000 PSNH customers were still without power at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
During a media conference call Tuesday afternoon, PSNH's deputy incident commander Terry Large said 188 PSNH workers were out in the field working to restore power. The company also added an additional 160 workers from places as far away as Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma.
Gary Long, PSNH president and chief operating officer, said restoration costs were unknown as of Tuesday night. "We don't know what it will cost, it's already over $10 million," he said. "It could go over $20 million dollars — but only time will tell."
Long also said it was unclear when residents without power would have it back. He did say that without the additional crews, restoration efforts would have lasted three to four days — with Tuesday being the first day.
According to a press release issued by PSNH, Hurricane Sandy's impact has resulted in the fourth highest number of customers without power in the company's 86-year history.
Unitil, another large provider of electricity in New Hampshire, was reporting 7,200 customers without power at 5 p.m. Tuesday. Of those outages, the vast majority — approximately 5,700 — were in the Seacoast region. Until reported a maximum number of 41,100 customers without power at 11 p.m. Monday night.
"Crews will continue to canvass our service territory today as we work aggressively to restore power for customers," Unitil Media Relations Manager Alec O'Meara said Tuesday. "We will continue to provide regular updates on our restoration efforts as we bring customers back on."
Crews continued to respond to requests for assistance in Hurricane Sandy cleanup Tuesday, dealing with loose tree branches, various debris, and fallen trees.
The following roads remain closed as of Tuesday afternoon: 134 Mount Vernon St. to Abbott Street, Tolend Road from Dean Drive to French Cross Road, a portion of Glen Hill Road is reduced to one lane, Nute Road, Oak Street closed from Coolidge Avenue to Park Street, Garrison Road from Back River Road to Morningside Drive and a portion of French Cross Road. Chestnut Street, Sunset Drive and Oak Street from Portland Ave. to Atlantic Ave. have reopened.
City Manager Michael Joyal reported Monday night that a large tree fell and damaged a home on French Cross Road and a tree that fell on Oak Street damaged parked vehicles. A light pole was dislodged along the Chestnut Street bridge causing the street to close by the bridge until the scene is cleared. No injuries related to the storm have been reported.
As of 3 p.m. on Tuesday, 9 percent of Dover PSNH customers were without power, leaving 1,563 homes without electricity due to the rain and wind gusts hitting the community Monday night.
Public schools in Dover remain closed today, but all city offices and facilities resumed regular schedules, after closing early on Monday.
To help residents who are clearing storm debris, the Recycling Center will open two additional days this week, on Wednesday and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Recycling Center will be open on the regularly scheduled days of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Curbside trash and recycling pickup is not affected and will be picked up as scheduled.
Road closures and updated information can be found on the City's website at http://www.ci.dover.nh.us/ throughout the day.
Six roads remained closed due to downed power lines and trees Tuesday after Hurricane Sandy hit the area Monday with heavy rain and strong winds while emergency crews worked tirelessly to assist residents.
According to Durham Town Administrator Todd Selig, the town fared very well in the storm overall. He said over the last three to four years, the town has been hit with a series of strong weather systems that also took out power throughout much of the town in addition to removing a lot of the dead wood lingering on trees and in yards.
Durham Point Road remined blocked on either end of the street after a tree fell across the road and crews worked to recover fallen power lines in the area. All residences there were isolated as a result.
The Unified Command Center set up the fire station fielded calls for service throughout the evening on Monday, but addressed no major issues with residents in town.
In an informational notice sent out to residents from Selig, people were cautioned against tackling power lines and trees themselves and were encouraged instead to be safe and patient as crews work to restore the area.
"Durham Public Works crews are not able to clear trees that are entangled in power lines," the notice reads. "Only the power company can safely undertake such work. In addition, residents should NOT handle or try to cut down trees/branches that are entangled in power lines."
Three homes in Durham on Canney Road, Orchard Drive, on Madbury Road had trees fall on them.
Many areas in the town remained without power through Tuesday evening. While there were no updated numbers for outages as of Tuesday evening, there were reportedly 3,323 residents without power at the height of the storm.
Residents without hot water are able to utilize the University of New Hampshire Hamel Recreation Center for showers.
Police Sgt. Tom Dronsfield said there were two roads that remained closed from the storm and roughly 400 customers were without power, including the police station, which was running off power from a generator.
Elderly residents in the town were checked on throughout the storm Monday evening and Dronsfield said officials responded to a two-vehicle motor vehicle accident where one driver had rear-ended another who had stopped for a utility truck in the road. The driver who rear-ended the second vehicle was transported to Wentworth Douglass Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Crews also responded to a report of smoke inside a home where the fire department was quickly able to identify the source.
Drinsfield said a tree also fell on the Grange Hall on Lee Hook Road Tuesday and that there were no injuries from the incident.
He said the emergency center that had reopened Tuesday morning at the Public Safety Complex had closed after a few hours of additional operation and residents in need of shelter were able to still go to the Rochester Middle School where the American Red Cross had established a shelter.
Lebanon, Maine
Lebanon spent most of the day Monday prepping for Hurricane Sandy. Road crews spent the morning Monday checking ditches and cleaning leaves from the ditches to make sure there was proper drainage and stock piling sand for sand bags.
At 3 p.m., the Emergency Management Operations Center opened and members from the highway department, rescue department and selectmen met with Emergency Management Officials to get an update on the storm.
The communications center at Central Station was utilized to dispatch the towns public works, rescue, EMA and fire crews out to calls. There were over 40 separate reports of trees down on wires and trees down. Multiple roads had to be closed due to trees down in the roadway with power lines wrapped up in them.
Throughout most of the storm, half to two-thirds of the town was without power. As of 10:30 p.m. Monday, 1,757 of the town's 2,972 houses and businesses in Lebanon were without power. A lot of areas of town also had no Internet or cable TV.
It is expected to take the roads crews the next several days to clean up all the down trees and remove debris from the roadway. With the amount of power outages throughout the region, it is expected the town will have areas of town without power for an extended time. Lebanon Rescue crews were out Tuesday checking on residents with no power with known medical problems. Rescue crews also checked on residents throughout the storm and will continue as long as there are residents without power.
Rochester police spent much of their time responding to storm-related calls for service, relating to trees falling into roadways, trees falling in wires, and wires being down because of strong winds. As usual in storm situations, police were also responding to alarms going off in response to power surges caused by the storm, said Rochester Police Capt. Paul Toussaint. No storm-related injuries or vehicle accident were reported, he said.
One police officer worked overtime Monday through Tuesday working at the emergency shelter at Rochester Middle School.
As of late Tuesday afternoon, traffic lights on Route 125 in Gonic were not functioning due to a power outage, and drivers appeared to use caution to avoid car accidents as a result.
At least 15 percent of PSNH customers in Rochester lost power due to the storm, according to data released by PSNH early Tuesday afternoon. By 2:30 p.m., about 12 percent of those customers — about 1,900 customers — were out of power.
Northern Strafford County
The region north of the Seacoast suffered a widespread power outage for a majority of its PSNH customers. As the day progressed, PSNH reported some communities' outages had actually increased. According to reports at 11:45 a.m. compared to those at 3:30 p.m., Farmington's 17 percent of customers without power stayed the same, Middleton's 76 percent grew to 79 percent (to affect 757 customers) and Wakefield's grew from 89 to 97 percent (to affect 3,521). The area of Milton appeared to be more under control by late Tuesday afternoon, with crews working to minimize the affected 75 percent (1,873 customers) to 39 percent.
Monday night, Steve Wendt raced home from work in Massachusetts after receiving a disturbing call from the Milton Fire Department — Chief Nick Marique said a tree had fallen on his house.
"I figured it was a branch, or something," Wendt said. "But this …"
Wendt stood in the backyard of his home on Micah Terrace, on a small private beach adjoining an outlet of Milton Pond, and looked upon the sight before him. An approximate 35-foot long top of a nearby pine tree had crushed his glass sunroom, ripping through the siding of his home as if it were paper.
Wendt's home is one of only a few reported instances in the northern towns of the Seacoast that resulted in devastation from the path of Hurricane Sandy. Milton officials said a home for sale down the street from Wendt's 161 Micah Terrace home, at 239 Micah, suffered damage to its roof as well.
Milton Police Chief Mark McGowan said Routes 125 and 75, between Route. 16 and Governor's Road, along with Route 153 between Middleton and Farmington, were all closed for a period of time Monday evening. On Tuesday, McGowan said restoration efforts were under way.
In Middleton, Police Chief Randy Sobel said while the area had suffered a power outage, there wasn't much property damage. New Durham also sustained a fairly large outage along with Wakefield. In Alton, though, Police Chief Ryan Heath reported his community was fairly "lucky," with no outages or damage reported at all.
But Milton's Deputy Fire Chief Jake Bourdeau said Wendt's predicament was one of the worst he had seen.
"It's all glass in that room, … and the tree basically took it all out," he remarked. "It absolutely destroyed the section of that house."
Wendt said he must now begin the enduring process of coordinating with his insurance company to begin repairs. He said he has lived in the home for eight years, and valued the damage at about $50,000.
Tuesday afternoon, after a drizzle of rain came through the opening in the sunroom, wreaking havoc on Wendt and his girlfriend's belongings, including a couch and a laptop, the two worked to document the damage along with concerned family members.
"They told me not to expect to hear from anyone soon because they're so busy," Wendt said. "They told me to put tarps on it as best I could."
Democrat staff writers Samantha Allen, Michelle Kingston, Andrea Bulfinch and Liz Markhlevskaya contributed to this report.


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I realize that my Hand Me Downs: A Poor Man's Heirlooms post was a huge wall of text, so I've decided to do a breakdown of it so that it's more useful to those who want try it out.
To do this, I'm going to do a breakdown of each class and show you which Hand Me Downs (HMD's) I suggest using for the given class and spec. Most of this information is copied and pasted from the original post, but I've put in specifics related to the Warrior class and specs and hopefully given a bit more detail and direction for why I chose what I did.
General Concept
The basic idea of what I call "hand-me-downs" (or HMD's) is that you're taking items that can be passed from one toon to the next (so Common, White-quality items) and enhancing them them to make them better. Enhancements that we're going to talk about here come mostly from the Enchanting profession, though a few may also be found in Blacksmithing (counterweights, sheild spikes, etc), Leatherworking (armor kits), and Engineering (scopes).
The whole point here is to get low level gear that you can pass around to any alts that you ever roll to make them more powerful starting out. As Cynwise and I have proved through experiment in both PvE and PvP at low levels, it isn't heirlooms that make your character so overpowered, it's actually the enchants.
So if you're trying to decide on which class to role, or what to go take one for a test drive for 10 levels or so before deciding whether or not to keep them, this is a great way to get a feel for how the class is going to play for you without putting in investment that's going to be wasted. Since these items can be passed around due to their lack of binding, it's not a big deal to roll a character, gain a few levels, scrap them and reroll another, and so on until you find a nice fit.
Ranged and Melee Weapons
We're going to start off with weapons because they have more potential than armor for making your low level toons extra powerful. As far as Hunters are concerned though, melee weapons are most often nothing more than "stat sticks" meaning that you take them simply for the stats that they give you with no intention of ever actually using it in combat.
Ranged Weapons
Cadet's Bow: [Lvl: -] 4-9 Damage (3.2 DPS), 2.00 Speed
Hornwood Recurve Bow: [Lvl: 3] 6-13 Damage (4.4 DPS), 2.10 Speed
Ornate Blunderbuss: [Lvl: 4] 7-15 Damage (5.1 DPS), 2.20 Speed
The highest damage you can find on a bow at level 1 is sadly the Cadet's Bow which has a low drop rate and from only a few mobs. If you want to hunt the bow down, then feel free to do so, but it's pretty easily replaced by better ranged weapons that are available at levels 3 or 4.
The only class that really needs to worry about having a high-DPS ranged weapon is the Hunter, and with their power at low level they can make it to level 4 in the blink of an eye and bypass the need for the Cadet or Hornwood bows. If you're going to roll a Hunter I suggest you skip the Cadet's Bow and aim for either the Hornwood Bow or Ornate Blunderbuss when they become available, and then upgrade to better weapons once you get close to level 10.
I didn't bother listing other HMD ranged weapons beyond that level because the Hornwood Bow or Ornate Blunderbuss should be more than enough to get you to level 10 and at that point you're better of ditching HMD's and using other weapons instead. The easiest ones to obtain, or make yourself, come from the Engineering profession. They tend to have higher damage than green drops in dungeons and they're almost always an affordable option as well. If you can't find them, it's not that hard to pick up the Engineering profession yourself and level it up high enough to make your own.
The "enchants" available for ranged weapons right now really suck too, so it doesn't matter that you're replacing your ranged weapon quickly because you're better off just not bothering to enchant them in the first place.
Ranged Weapon Enchants
Crude Scope (Req. 5): +1 Damage to a bow or gun
Standard Scope (Req. 10): +2 Damage to a bow or gun
Your Ranged weapons are pretty lonely in the enchanting category as your only options really are a +1 Damage scope that requires level 5 to benefit from, and a +2 Damage scope that requires level 10. The best HMD enchants you can give a hunter are actually his melee weapons by using the +Agility enchants mentioned below with the +25 Agi on a two-hander prior to level 20 and then +15 Agi on dual one-handers from 20 on.
Melee Weapons
Bastard Sword: [Lvl: -] 5-8 Damage (2.1 DPS), 3.00 Speed
Broad Axe: [Lvl: -] 5-8 Damage (2.1 DPS), 3.10 Speed
Frostbit Staff: [Lvl: 5] 12-19 Damage (5.8 DPS), 2.70 Speed
Cutlass: [Lvl: 10] 10-20 Damage (7.0 DPS), 2.20 Speed
Jambiya: [Lvl: 11] 7-14 Damage (7.4 DPS), 1.40 Speed
Hatchet: [Lvl: 11] 12-25 Damage (7.4 DPS), 2.50 Speed
Scimitar: [Lvl: 14] 14-27 Damage (8.7 DPS), 2.30 Speed
I have a few options listed for two-handed weapons just to give you a little variety, and then some one-handed weapons as well. As I mentioned above, you're not going to use your melee weapon unless you're somehow forced to do so, so the only reason you're going to consider a two-handed weapon is because you can enchant it with +25 Agility which gives you 50 Attack Power.
The one-handed weapons listed here are for when you reach level 20 and can dual wield. The best thing to do here is just borrow a pair of weapons that you would have used on your Rogue and use them instead. Having two one-handed weapons allows you to use dual +15 Agility enchants for a total of 60 Attack Power.
Melee Weapon Enchants
Enchant 2H Weapon – Agility: +25 Agility
Enchant Weapon – Agility: +15 Agility
Enchant Weapon – Fiery Weapon: Proc: +40 Fire damage (x2 crit)
As a Hunter, the only enchants you're concerned about for your melee HMD's is Agility, and the more you have the better it is. If you can't find or can't afford the agility enchants, then the only other thing to really even consider is Fiery Weapon so that in those few, rare occasions that you are forced into melee you can at least get some more bang for your buck.
Use a two-hander with +25 Agility if at all possible, and then switch to dual one-handers with +15 Agility once you reach level 20.
Armor isn't nearly as important as your weapons because in the levels that you'll use HMD's you should not have very many issues with survivability, making the armor stat much less impressive than it really is. The main benefit that you'll get from your HMD's then is actually the enchants that you place on them. The best-in-slot items for both chest and leg slots (that can be used at level 1) are interestingly cloth items; Haliscan Jacket and Haliscan Pantaloons.
And since the whole point of HMD's is to enchant them in order to make them more powerful than regular gear, we're not going to bother making HMD's that cannot benefit from enchants, or which benefit only a very small amount. So we're not going to look at Belts, jewelry or trinkets.
Leather Armor Set
Chest: Haliscan Jacket: 90 Armor (Cloth), Sun Cured Vest: 33 Armor
Legs: Haliscan Pantaloons: 77 Armor, Black Tuxedo Pants: 54 Armor, Sun Cured Pants: 29 Armor
Waist: Squeeler's Belt: 22 Armor, Sun Cured Belt: 18 Armor
Bracer: Sun Cured Bracers: 14 Armor
Gloves: Sun Cured Gloves: 20 Armor
Feet: Sun Cured Boots: 23 Armor
Back: Linen Cloak: 12 Armor
Above is the vendor bought Leather set from the Blood Elf starting area. For level 1 characters these do end up being the strongest items available to you, so I haven't bothered listing items for other levels as armor upgrades really aren't important for your first 20 levels unless you're a tank.
The Haliscan Jacket and Pantaloons and the Tuxedo Pants easily beat out the best leather options at level 1, so they're listed here as well even though they're cloth. They also happen to have higher item levels than all of the other options, giving you the ability to put more worthwhile enchants on them as well.
Chest Enchants
Enchant Chest – Exceptional Stats: +6 All Stats [ilvl 35+]
Enchant Chest – Greater Stats: +4 All Stats
Enchant Chest – Stats: +3 All Stats
Enchant Chest – Exceptional Health: +150 Health [ilvl 35+]
Enchant Chest – Major Health: +100 Health
It's hard to be +6 Stats no matter which class you're playing, and the Hunter is no exception. Go for +6 or +4 if you can find them, otherwise I'd suggest even +3 Stats above 150 or 100 Health. Hunters have a lot of survivability due to their pets and their abilities to avoid melee combat such as Disengage and traps, so straight health isn't all that great.
Bracer Enchants
Enchant Bracer – Minor Agility: +1 Agility
Enchant Bracer – Superior Strength: +9 Strength
Enchant Bracer – Superior Stamina: +9 Stamina
The one exception I make for using +1 Agility over +9 Strength is for the Hunter. You get almost nothing at all from Strength, so 1 Agility is the better of the two. If you feel the need for health then 9 Stamina is a way to do it, but you're a Hunter…just move away and shoot them in the face.
Glove Enchants
Enchant Gloves – Superior Agility: +15 Agility
Enchant Gloves – Greater Agility: +7 Agility
Enchant Gloves – Minor Haste: +10 Haste
Gloves provide us one of the best enchants of all of our HMD's with Superior Agility (+15 Agi). The +15 Agi enchant isn't exactly easy to find though, because it's not exactly easy to farm either. If you can't find it, then look for the +7 Agi instead. Having that +15 Agi enchant is like giving us a third weapon though, it's actually pretty sick as far as HMD enchants are concerned.
Haste is the only other option that's really worth considering here as it will help you attack a bit faster and also help your DoT's tick a bit quicker. It's not the best thing in the world, but it's better than nothing (or Strength).
Leg Enchants
Light Armor Kit: +8 Armor to Chest, Legs, Hands or Feet
Medium Armor Kit: [Lvl: 5] +16 Armor to Chest, Legs, Hands or Feet
I'm going to go ahead and list these here just for the sake of completion. I don't use HMD pants because of the fact that these are the only enchants you can put on them. A little extra armor never hurt anybody, but it never really helps for your low level toons either. Not when we're talking about 8-16 points of it, at least. If you want to use them, then here they are.
Boot Enchants
Enchant Boots – Greater Agility: +7 Agility
Enchant Boots – Minor Speed: +7% Run Speed
Enchant Boots – Lesser Accuracy: +5 Hit
For Hunters I prefer to go all out when it comes to damage, so I go for +7 Agility even over Minor Speed. Also, Hunters eventually get Aspect of the Cheetah which increases their run speed and doesn't stack with the enchant. By the time you get the spell (in your 20's, I believe) you probably already have your HMD boots replaced anyway.
Minor Speed is still a really good option until that point, especially if you want to use a lot of kiting or practice your Jump Shots, but since it doesn't stack it will eventually be nullified by your class abilities.
The other option is Lesser Accuracy which is still good for a low level boost to your Hit chance, but I don't find myself missing very often as a Hunter anyway so I generally don't bother.
Cloak Enchants
Enchant Cloak – Stealth: +8 Agility, +8 Dodge
Enchant Cloak – Lesser Agility: +3 Agility
Enchant Cloak – Subtlety: -2% Threat
Enchant Cloak – Superior Defense: +70 Armor
The Stealth enchant has stepped up in 4.0.3a as the top enchant for Agility-based HMD's. Rather than making it harder to be noticed while it stealth, it now gives you +8 Agility and +8 Dodge making it far superior to every other cloak enchant available on your HMD's. The mats for it are also fairly inexpensive given how powerful this enchant is.
Hunters have a ton of burst damage in low levels compared to many of the other classes, so if you're doing dungeon runs you may give some serious consideration to the Subtlety enchant to reduce your threat. It's not great, but every little bit helps. It also helps with pulling threat off of your pet, so it's a lot better for Hunters than it is for any other class.
Your other option is +70 Armor, but you're a Hunter, remember? NO MELEE FOR YOU!


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