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By pmonday on May 10, 2007
It should be no secret by now that I'm the mysterious Project Blackbox blogger. I get lots of help from our marketing folks as it tours, as well as Dave and Paul the drivers. The Web 2.0 mashups are left to me. I'll be honest, I'm more of a middle-tier programmer and large application architect, so the mashups come with painful lessons these days. One of the reasons I took the job as Project Blackbox blogger was to "close the gap" between my architecture role and understanding the complexities of Web 2.0 programming. At the architecture tier, Web 2.0 is more or less obvious. The realities of what can and cannot be done and how long it takes to do it are extremely important to understand.
I just finished an update of the blog template to include two maps last night, and I am still tweaking the look to try to pack as much content as I can onto the page. In the spirit of open source and transparency, I figured I would post the current solution here so I could possibly help others as they do similar tasks.
With virtually all Web 2.0 mashups, you are going to use a whole pile of different technologies. Everyone has their own APIs and the Web 2.0 programming technologies are a dime a dozen, each with their own benefits and drawbacks.
My technology choice was also constrained by my vendor choice. I had determined that I was going to use SmugMug as my gallery provider and Google as my map provider. It turns out that Flickr! had some of the advanced APIs I needed but they don't have a first class geography tagging facility (I would have to use keywords). I am very happy with the personal level of support that the Smug crew gives so I am a big fan of theirs. I felt in the end getting responses and help from smug for the API additions of callback and geo information was far more likely then getting geo information inserted into the Flickr! site (I've had some bad customer support experiences with Yahoo...though I do get my own personal domains from Yahoo!).
The technology list that I ended up with is:
- Google Maps as the map provider
- SmugMug as the picture host, using the gallery RSS feed
- Rome RSS Parser for parsing the RSS
- Java with the NetBeans IDE in a standalone program to parse the SmugMug Feeds and converting to JavaScript.
- Curl for uploading the JavaScript to an intermediate site
- JSON for the JavaScript Object formatting
- JavaScript for the embedding into the blog
SmugMug APIs and Feeds
My original goal was to tie the blog directly to SmugMug through their APIs. Unfortunately, the APIs were geared toward either having applications built on the SmugMug infrastructure (you can build your own templates at SmugMug) or having control of the hosting infrastructure so you could use a proxy solution to resolve cross-domain security issues. The SmugMug crew is adding a callback mechanism to their JSON API to help me, but this wasn't ready in time for the blog.
Even with the callback mechanism, the geographical information that you can associate with a picture in your gallery is not available from the API, only from the RSS stream. This will also be resolved by the SmugMug crew in time, as you can see from this thread in the support forum.
In the end, each gallery has a robust RSS feed with the geographical information. I have two galleries with the feeds for the U.S. tour and the Europe tour coded into the RSS standalone parsing program. You will need the Rome RSS Parser and JDOM (a dependency of ROME) to compile it.
I upload the resulting JavaScripts from the conversion (that use JSON for the object format) to an intermediate web site using CURL. You may ask why I don't upload the JavaScript to the Sun blogs site. This is because there does not appear to be an FTP port open to insert it into my blog resources...and so I use an intermediate location.
Google Map APIs
The Google Map API is well studied. After importing the JavaScript that I converted and uploaded, I go through the array of pictures (one for the U.S. and one for Europe) and create "Markers" for each one. The RSS feed has the first item as the latest posted, so I open an HTML window for it.
JavaScript in the Blog Template
The scripts for the mashup all occur in the

These were VERY difficult to get right. I started with two separate side by side maps, but the rendering was slow and inconsistent across browsers. I ended up with div's to place the maps above and below each other. This worked well.
The scripts took some time to get right. I actually edited and played with the maps on a sandbox web site from my hosting provider before I edited the templates. This gave me better formatting and quicker turnaround time. Here are the final JavaScripts for the Map and JavaScript import.


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VBScript XML processing to extract JMX content
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In a previous post I have presented the details of the VBScript script used to interact with a JMX application in which a Web Services Connector was deployed.
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Since this previous post, I have written a bunch of scripts and dived into some VBScript librairies details. I have found the right way to process XML and deal with Namespaces. This is done thanks to XPATH usage. By setting a set of properties on the object returned by
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Retrieving the WS-Enumeration enumeration context of an MBean subscriptionWS-Man session creation and subscription invocation is detailed in the previous post. The enumeration context must be extracted as follow:
set reply = ... Dim objXMLDoc set objXMLDoc = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") ' Make the reply to be loaded synchronously objXMLDoc.async = False ' Load the reply objXMLDoc.loadXML(reply) ' Make XPath the selection dialect objXMLDoc.setProperty "SelectionLanguage", "XPath" ' Associate "wsen" prefix to WS-Enumeration namespace. objXMLDoc.setProperty "SelectionNamespaces", "xmlns:wsen='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/09/enumeration'" ' There is a single enumeration node, selectSingleNode returns the first one. Dim node set node = objXMLDoc.selectSingleNode("//wsen:EnumerationContext") ' node.text contains the enumeration context value dim enumContext set enumContext = node.text
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set reply = ... dim replyXml set replyXml= CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM") replyXml.async = False replyXml.loadXML(reply) ' Make XPath the selection dialect replyXml.setProperty "SelectionLanguage", "XPath" ' Associate "jmx" prefix to JMX Web Services Connector namespace. replyXml.setProperty "SelectionNamespaces", "xmlns:jmx='http://jsr262.dev.java.net/jmxconnector'" ' Select all the Notification Message nodes text values set msgList = replyXml.selectNodes("//jmx:TargetedNotification/jmx:Message/text()") ' Display the Messages for i = 0 To (msgList.length - 1) set msg = msgList(i) ' Display the notification message WScript.echo "Notification : " & msg next
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The Flames chances of making the post-season are obviously looking fairly grim. With 81 points and 10 games left, Calgary would probably have to go a minimum of 7-2-1 to sneak into the final spot - absent a major collapse by the Detroit Red Wings or Colorado Avalanche of course.
It's a pretty tall order, granted. That said, it's not impossible. No less than five NHL clubs had a 7-2-1 or better record in the most recent 10 game stretch (MTL, PHX, WAS, DET), including the much maligned Toronto Maple Leafs (7-2-1). So it can be done, folks.
The Flames begin the last charge of the Light Brigade tomorrow against the Anaheim Ducks. This next week may well be the "fulcrum" in the club's last ditch run at a playoff birth: after Anaheim*, the Flames travel East to battle the New York Islanders and Boston Bruins. After that, the climb gets steeper (WAS, PHX, COL, CHI, SJS, MIN, VAN) so the next three game segment represents (by far) the easiest on the dockett.
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Saracens got their Heineken Cup campaign off to a fantastic start when they thrashed Edinburgh 45-0 at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Saracens got their Heineken Cup campaign off to a fantastic start when they thrashed Edinburgh 45-0 at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Charlie Hodgson scored 25 points as Saracens laid down a marker in Pool 1 with a resounding win in the Scottish capital.
After a fairly even opening quarter of an hour, the visitors landed the first blow when Richard Wigglesworth took a quick tap penalty close to the opposition line and, after he was stopped just short, Brad Barritt and Charlie Hodgson fed Joel Tomkins to score on his Heineken Cup debut.
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Alex Goode waltzed through the Edinburgh defensive line to score in the left-hand corner and seal the bonus point with just over ten minutes remaining before Hodgson charged down a kick, gathered in the loose ball and strolled over the line to cap a brilliant individual display and add even more gloss to an already emphatic victory.
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Tries: Tomkins, Farrell, Ashton, Goode, Hodgson
Cons: Hodgson 4
Pens: Hodgson 4
Yellow card: Brits (Saracens – 43rd min)
Edinburgh: 15 Tom Brown, 14 Lee Jones, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Greig Laidlaw (capt), 9 Richie Rees, 8 Stuart McInally, 7 Ross Rennie, 6 David Denton, 5 Sean Cox, 4 Grant Gilchrist, 3 Willem Nel, 2 Ross Ford, 1 John Yapp.
Replacements: 16 Andy Titterrell, 17 Allan Jacobsen, 18 Geoff Cross, 19 Robert McAlpine, 20 Netani Talei, 21 Chris Leck, 22 Harry Leonard, 23 Dougie Fife.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Jackson Wray, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Mouritz Botha, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Rhys Gill, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 George Kruis, 20 Andy Saull, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Owen Farrell, 23 Chris Wyles.
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PRICE-Our kind and loving husband, father, son, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend, William Alfred Davis, age 80, passed peacefully at home on March 3, 2011.
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Bill was a life long resident of Carbon County and graduate of Carbon High School in 1948. He married his high school sweetheart Jacquelyn Peak on Sept. 23, 1949 and this year they would have celebrated 62 years of marriage.
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Bill is survived by his wife, Jackie; children, Bill Davis Jr. (Georgene), Clydie Olsen (Larry), Scott Davis (Susan), Bonnie Stowell (Blaine), Tracy Jumper (Scott), Doug Davis, Melba Black (Ward), Chuck Davis (Sherrie); his grandchildren, Bill Davis III, Gina, Danette, Nanette, Paulette, Misty, Nikki, Harlan, Sally, Ian, Ryan, Kandice, Reannon, Kassi, Crystal, Josh, Heidi, Rachel, Jason, Skylar, Libby, Matthew, Heather, Daniel, Robee, Andee, Macee, Michael, Kimberly, Jennifer, James,Vincent, Joe, Heather, and Zoe; and many precious great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his sister, Lucille Purcell; sister-in-law, Ann Peak; special nephew, Laurie Bowman (Dad's only little brother); and many loving nieces and nephews.
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Graveside service, Wednesday, March 9, 2011, 11 a.m., Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
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While the holiday season is a time for us all to celebrate life and its many blessings, it can also be stressful. After decorating, baking and shopping, take time out to enjoy the season with your friends and family. I thought I'd share a few thoughts to keep in mind during the busy holiday season.
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I was diagnosed in April 2011 with stage 1 breast cancer. I had a lumpectomy and was treated with radiation. I was fine for almost 5 years. In January 2016, I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. The lymph nodes on the chest wall were affected. I was told it was not curable,but it was treatable. I was treated with chemo capsules and due to fluid in my left lung, I was switched to infused chemo treatments in May and would be on chemo forever. I was living in fear not knowing what laid ahead.
I am a woman of faith and a couple of months ago I decided to put my full trust and faith in our Lord and let Him take the reigns in this fight. Why put myself through the stress of worrying, which was only making matters worse. I truly believe that God will take care of it all. I am in remission. Thank God! I have been in good spirits and I'm so grateful to be enjoying the holiday season with my family.
Great suggestions. I wish this had been posted several weeks ago to help with the stress that sometimes comes with the holidays.
Thank you for the post! I am an 11 year cancer survivor thanks to the Mayo Clinic! I wish all staff at your clinic a happy holiday! Thank you!
Very meaningful and encouraging words. Trying hard to live in the moment. Thanks.
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So true. It is hard to find joy when you are over-stressed. So take the time to do things that are meaningful to you and that make you happy. May all you survivors and your family and friends have a wonderful Christmas.
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Find your own way to find the peace with cancer. I also have struggled with the fear of recurrence. Don't let anyone tell you not to feel what you do, it is normal. This support group helped me so much, to hear other's voices express my worries and concerns and fear. Find what works for you to not let CANCER "win" by consuming your life even though it feels like that. Lots of good suggestions, I have used most of them as the journey has progressed.
I love all of Cheryl's suggestions, especially if you are the Mom and have always run the ship, it helps to step back and really decide what things are important and what do you do because you always have, it is freeing to let it go. My husband, who was my support rock, loved to say "pull that cancer card out and use it, nobody will argue with you" and he was right. I have not gone back to a lot of things I use to feel I had to do for holidays or other aspects of life. One of the blessings of this journey.
Latest data shows exercise help reduce the initial occurrence as well as the recurrence of cancer. Data shows it is healthy to exercise or walk even during treatment.
Dr. Susan Love spoke at the IBCPC Festival in Sarasota along with Dr. Donald McKenzie about exercise. I suggest you see if there is a Dragon Boat Team in your area and join the team. Their are Breast Cancer Survivor (BCS) teams and they are a wonderful supportive resource. I first read about them in a Mayo Clinic news letter in October 2 years ago. Since 2 of my best friend were diagnosed the same week 3 years ago - I formed the 1st team in Michigan. It is amazing to see the other BCS teams at Dragon Boat Festivals around the world. Give it a try - it is great exercise for your core (it is not upper body). More info at: http://www.ibcpc.com and they have 80 and 90 year old BCS paddling - they interviewed them in a news letter with photos ~ 1 year ago.
Check it you all the teams are listed if they registered with IBCPC (International Breast Cancer Paddlers Commission).
I'm not a survivor; however the benefits in range of motion, strength, and endurance are key to "get one's life back" and that is why I did it after meeting a BCS team in Canada I decided we had to have one!
I do not personally celebrate Christmas but found many of the comments very inspiring and "on point". They are applicable all the time - not just during the holidays. Thanks for sharing.
Jeanette: I feel for you! I had very similar treatments--took most of one whole year to get through it and then I was "cancer-free"...I was also told that there would come a day when I wouldn't think about cancer every day--true!! Three years later, the cancer came back and now it's a priority in my life again! You need to find a "rest" with it, though so it doesn't consume you! Yes, God will help you more than anything because He cares for you and what happens to you. Tell Him your fears and worries and then try to leave them with Him! It helps a lot! Accept your life as it is and be happy and live well each day, thanking God for what He has done for you. NOBODY knows what their future is beyond this moment! NOBODY knows when or how they're going to die! God only asks us to live for Him and do our best while we have life.....praying for you!
Jeannette: As you may have guessed, there is no easy answer to your question for most of us. When I completed treatment 4.5 years ago, a friend told me that I would eventually think less often of cancer, and its return, as time passed. She was right. The 5-year survival for my group was approximately 39%. I appear to be disease-free. A few of my coping strategies were psychological therapy,quilting,(i.e., an engaging hobby), volunteer work, (i.e.,helping others is helpful to us), writing in a journal to express my wishes, fears, etc. without always burdening others, and exercise. Exercise allows me to focus all my attention on the muscle set being used. Walking the dog everyday maintains my cardio-vascular system,and gets me out chatting about the weather, etc. Being grateful for the good things in our lives is uplifting too. Nevertheless, cancer has a place in our lives. I know of no way to deny it. I trust you will find your path. Take care of yourself; be kind to yourself in word and deed. All good things in the New Year.
Jeannette, trust in God, he is the only one who knows what's in store for us. I often wonder if he gets tired of hearing my voice, asking him to help me through another day, No he doesn't. Remember "if he brings it to us, he will help us get through it".I am so thankful for each day and for all my blessings. God is a wonderful friend, and he know our future. Talk to him about the fear, and he will get you through it. All of you are in my daily prayers. May GOD BLESS each and every one of you.
Sheryl, I am struggling with believing that I am cancer free. I just went through a right breast mastectomy, 7 chemo treatments 33 radiation treatments and then a CT scan showed a nodule in my right lung. The biopsy said no evidence of cancer. I also have fluid around my lung but an xray today showed it was getting better. I just feel like cancer is lurking in my body and is waiting to attack me at anytime. How do I manage this fear? What can I do to accept that I am cancer free at this point and go on with a happy feeling inside instead of fear?
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Joining a genealogy society is a wonderful way to meet other genealogists and learn about research techniques. These groups are valuable for experienced researchers as well as novices. Some focus on specific geographic areas, others focus on specific ethnic groups. An ongoing series of posts in this blog is featuring the various societies in the Chicagoland area.
But society membership isn't for everyone. Some people just aren't "joiners". Others may not be able to make the scheduled meeting times. Some may be reluctant to go to a meeting where they don't know the other members. And there are those for whom one meeting a month is not enough!
What's the alternative? Why not try a "meet-up"? An meet-up is a group of people who get together to share information on topic of mutual interest in an unstructured format with no agenda. There's no organization, no dues, no membership involved.
The Portage Park neighborhood has a new, independent coffeehouse, the Regulus Coffee House Company. As a way to get neighbors together, we've instituted the Regulus Family History Night. Family History Night is a chance to share family stories, find out where your neighbors' ancestors came from, meet some new people and enjoy a delicious beverage. Beginners can get some free advice and more experienced genealogists can share ideas for breaking down "brick walls" in their research. People just wander in any time during the evening and join the conversation - there's nothing formal about this night.
Our first night attracted a small, but interested group. We laughed, shared family and neighborhood stories, offered advice to each other and had a great time. Our next meeting is Wednesday, April 18th from 7:00 - 8:30 pm. More Family History Nights are planned for the future. Watch for updates as my neighbors and I experiment with this format - or better yet, stop on by, get a cup of coffee and pull up a chair.
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High school realignment in Utah is almost a reality and the naysayers are out in force wailing and moaning about the inequities of their favorite team being placed in a bracket that they don't exactly agree with. This does not surprise me as I have had much to say as the process has played out over the past several months.
The high school activities association tries to keep the five divisions equitable but in a state as diverse as Utah, that is not an easy chore with schools that range in size from 2,500 to eight and from the Idaho border to the Arizona border.
Here locally, Emery is about to return to the 2-A ranks after an absence of about 22 years. Emery will now basically be the largest 2-A school instead of the smallest 3-A school. Their competition will be other rural small town schools spread throughout the state.
Carbon High School will stay in a much tougher 3-A with the addition of nine schools that were previously 4-A schools. Orem, Spanish Fork, Payson, Highland, Tooele, Stansbury, Pineview, Dixie and Snow Canyon will all now play in the smaller bracket. And this will make it nearly impossible for a rural 3-A school to ever win a championship again.
While this process will never be easy and this year is certainly no exception, I believe that the process followed this time is probably the fairest ever. The committee decided the number of schools in each division, waited for the enrollment size of each school and then filled in the blanks. There appears to be no favoritism this time around.
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Boutique 9 Nosey Pump
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Make a sleek statement in the Boutique 9 Nosey. With a rhinestone adorned platform, these patent leather pumps are sure to be an attraction!
- Patent leather upper
- Round peep toe
- Rhinestone adorned platform & heel
- 1" platform, 5" heel
- Leather sole
- Imported
By: TiniBeenie
Location: Reston, VA
September 21, 2013
Not impressed in person
"I'm sorry, as much as I wanted to like these they were just too cheap looking in person, the jewels looks unstable. I do love boutique 9 shoes though, it might have been a bad pair. The coral color is really bright in person."
By: Ra216
Location: Baltimore, MD
July 19, 2013
Pleasant suprise
"I've bypassed this shoe muliple times online. To me it looked clunky and gaudy. Well when I saw the shoe in person my mind was changed. The photos online do it no justice. The shoe is beautiful. I bought coral. Now I wish I would've purchased it in nude when the color was available."
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Location: Silver Spring, MD
April 24, 2013
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Location: brooklyn
January 27, 2013
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- Pets allowed
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- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
Accommodation summary
|Al.Niepodległości, 81-810 Sopot, Poland
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It is located 100 meters from the famous Sopot Monte Casino.
The apartment is on the fourth floor of the building in Sopot.
Apartment consists of two bedrooms, a living room with sleeping function, and a comprehensive kitchen combined living room.
The apartment is fully equipped including TV, internet, washing machine, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave oven, the bathroom has a corner bath.
We charge visitors' tax - 4,20 PLN per day for each person which is not included in a rent.
House rulesThe apartments have quiet hours from 22.00 to 6.00.
A refundable deposit is charged in the amount of 500 – 1000 PLN, depending on the length of stay.
Check in from 16.00 to 12.00.
Guests are kindly requested to smoke in designated areas.
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Reviews of this property
Spacious 3 bedroom apartment with good standard. A bit worn from some previous guests, but overall nice. Well equipped kitchen for both cocking and dining. Location is ok, but it is between railway and road so a bit more noice then average. Very short walk to the start of main pedestrian street thru the center of Sopot leading to the pier. Approx. 10 minute walk to the beach.
+ Grocery store just around the corner
+ Nice host with conveniant check-in/check-out
- Only 2 set of keys given
- Top floor without elevator
Reviews for this host's other properties
very good location, perfect actually :)
nice room, nice neighbours.
Maybe one thing minus -> no shower.
+Great location on the beach and near Sopot
+Spacious living room and bed rooms.
+OK beds
+Walk in closet
-Ugliest house on the street and the yard was useless for kids.
-Dirty interior
-Stinky entrance with stairs and very tiny door (babystroller problem)
-Tired interior, floors, couch, kitchen etc
-Very small kitchen and bath
The host was very responsive but the appartement could be better.
Nice apartment in sopot center. Close to the beach. Clean and tidy.
Fin leilighet i sopot sentrum. Nært stranden. Rent og ryddig.
The apartment is very nice, and has very good standard, comfortable beds, and it's a quiet and nice neighborhood But the WiFi does not work, which is the only negative thing I can say.
Dear Sirs
The apartment had a great central location, it was everything we needed available, and it was very clean.
However, a major drawback was the garbage disposal, which has picked up on Friday morning at 4:00 clock on Saturday at 6 clock and on Sunday at 6.00 clock in front of our apartment the trash.
Yours sincerely
Barbara Mächtle-Brown
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren
Das Apartment hatte eine super günstige Lage, es war alles was wir brauchten vorhanden und es war sehr sauber.
Ein großer Nachteil war jedoch die Müllabfuhr, die am Freitag Morgen um 4.00 Uhr am Samstag um 6 Uhr und am Sonntag um 6.00 Uhr vor unserem Apartment den Müll abgeholt hat.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Barbara Mächtle-Braun
Our summer looking for the longer, we have chosen the family apartment in Sopot, and were enthusiastic about having Equipment, Service and weather very much! This was a great holiday in Sopot! The sea is 10 minutes walk through the Polnochny Park. All malls close as Bedronka, Lidl.
The apartment features such as IKEA Still.
From negaitve moments: the fridge was completely "frozen", but "it does not hurt." We have it even cleared. Nevertheless, everything was great !!!
Always recommend Wimdu!
Unseren Sommerurlaub nach den längere suchen, haben wir die Familien-Appartement in Sopot gewählt, und waren mit Ausstatung, Service und Wetter sehr begeistern! Das war einen schönen Urlaub in Sopot! Das Meer in 10 Minuten durch den Polnochny Park laufen. Alle Laden in der nahe wie Bedronka, Lidl.
Die Wohnung Ausstattung wie IKEA Still.
Aus negaitve Momente: der Kühlschrank war komplett "eingefroren", aber "es tut nicht weh". Wir haben er selbst geräumt. Trotzdem alles prima!!!
Immer Wimdu empfehlen!
Excellent nice apartment. Landlord was nice and very service-minded. We greatly enjoyed large and small.
will probably trip to sopot again yes
Kjempe fin leilighet. Husverten var hyggelig og veldig service innstilt. Vi storkoste oss store og små.
blir nok tur til sopot igjen ja
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
It was a completely successful vacation, the staff always ready and nice, the apartment was also very good, there is no krtikpunkte
es war ein rundum gelungener urlaub, das personal stets bemüht und nett, die wohnung war auch sehr gut, es gibt keinerlei krtikpunkte
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A Teacher Gets a New Home, Students Train for Careers, with Help from the Community and USDA
Christopher Urwiller, a second year teacher with the Scottsbluff, Nebraska, schools, had been a renter when he learned of an opportunity to purchase his own home. Twin Cities Development (TCD) and Scottsbluff High School (SHS) students were working on a joint project where TCD provided the lot for construction of a new home built by high school students that would soon be completed and ready for sale. Read more »


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Lulu Townsend Large Lace Clutch
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The Lulu Townsend Large Lace Clutch is elegant and chic. This stylish and spacious clutch has plenty of room for carrying all of your essentials and more!
- Lace print clutch
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- Concealed chain link strap with 12" drop
- Satin lining with slip pocket
- Dimensions 10" x 2" x 5"
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Desperate to secure their Wildcard spot in the lead up to the play-offs, the Cheetahs face the Blues in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
Desperate to secure their Wildcard spot in the lead up to the play-offs, the Cheetahs face the Blues in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
The hosts have been outstanding this season and are in the middle of a red-letter campaign, with nine wins from 15 matches leaving them second in the South African Conference.
Tapping into what many felt was a ton of unfulfilled potential, Naka Drotske's side have flourished this season, with rising star Willie Le Roux leading the way.
Bizarrely despite their all-action style, the Cheetahs have beaten the fewest defenders in the league with 203, some way off the Highlanders' 366.
Their defence on the other hand has been excellent, making 87.8 per cent of tackles to put them amongst the top three sides in Super Rugby in that department. The Cheetahs discipline has also been exemplary, with the fewest yellow cards conceded all season – one.
Defensively too, the Cheetahs deserve nothing but praise. Robert Ebersohn, Phillip Van Der Walt and Pieter Labuschagne are all inside the top ten for the most tackles made this season, with Labuschagne alone producing an astonishing 228 to put him clear at the top.
Plenty rests on Le Roux with his six tries and 15 clean breaks so far in 2013, but the Springbok is a perfect representation of what the Cheetahs are all about – endeavour and talent.
As for the Blues, last season's misery is now long gone under the reign of Sir John Kirwan in Auckland.
A six-eight record, whilst disappointing, is still a marked improvement from 2012, although the seven-point gap between the Blues and second-placed Crusaders in the New Zealand Conference now appears to be unsurmountable.
Still, it beats finishing an enormous 18 points off the Highlanders as was the case in the middle of last season's nightmare under Pat Lam.
Finding themselves in the top five for key stats including tries scored, clean breaks, metres made and defenders beaten, the Blues' attack has had a rocket lit beneath it.
Much of that comes down to Frank Halai, the former New Zealand Sevens star who leads try-scoring in Super Rugby this season so far with 10.
Charles Piutau on the opposite wing hasn't been quiet either, his 1309 metres made thus far being more than any other player in the league.
Perhaps the greatest threat however has been Rene Ranger. Finally grabbing his chance at Test level after inadvertently signing a three-year contract with Montpellier, Ranger has been in scintillating form.
Piutau, Ranger and Halai lead the league for clean breaks made in 2013, but it is Ranger's additional 37 defenders beaten, 20 offloads and six tries that have made him a complete nightmare to contain in midfield.
The Blues success however is not all down to their attack. Their ability to concede tries at will last season meant it was no surprise they were rooted to the bottom of the New Zealand Conference, yet now they find themselves with the second-best tackle success rate in the league at 88.5 per cent. Becoming competitive again at the breakdown has also helped their cause.
Needing to beat the Cheetahs and the Chiefs in their final match if they are to grab a play-off berth, the Blues will be without key half-backs Piri Weepu and Chris Noakes, with Jamison Gibson-Park and Baden Kerr filling in.
The Cheetahs on the other hand have been forced to wait on influential scrum-half Piet Van Zyl, whilst Adriaan Strauss captains a strong side featuring the exciting duo of Ebersohn and Johann Sadie in midfield.
Prediction: A genuine must-win for both sides, the Blues absentees at half-back and the Cheetahs' home advantage should swing this one. Cheetahs by 5.
The teams:
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Willie le Roux, 13 Johann Sadie, 12 Robert Ebersohn, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Riaan Smit, 9 Piet van Zyl, 8 Philip van der Walt, 7 Lappies Labuschagne, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Ligtoring Landman, 4 Lood de Jager, 3 Lourens Adriaanse, 2 Adriaan Strauss (captain), 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Ryno Barnes, 17 Trevor Nyakane, 18 Waltie Vermeulen, 19 Boom Prinsloo, 20 Sarel Pretorius, 21 Elgar Watts, 22 Rayno Benjamin.
Blues: 15 Charles Piutau, 14 Frank Halai, 13 Jackson Willison,12 Francis Saili, 11 Rene Ranger, 10 Baden Kerr, 9 Jamison Gibson-Park, 8 Peter Saili, 7 Luke Braid, 6 Steven Luatua, 5 Ali Williams (C ), 4 Anthony Boric, 3 Angus Ta'avao, 2 James Parsons, 1 Sam Prattley
Replacements: 16 Keven Mealamu, 17 Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 18 Culum Retallick, 19 Brendon O'Connor, 20 Wayne Ngaluaf, 21 Marty McKenzie, 22 George Moala
Date: Saturday, July 6
Venue: Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
Kick-off: 14.50 (12.50 GMT)
Referee: Lourens van der Merwe (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Ben Crouse (South Africa), Francois de Bruin (South Africa)
TMO: Gerrie Coetzee (South Africa (South Africa)


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4) Generously frost your cupcake tops.
7) Place your frostings into your piping bag (or a Ziploc bag). If using a piping bag, select the tip for making leaves (it has a 'v' cut end). Otherwise, you can cut a small 'v' out of the corner of your Ziploc bag. I tried to place the orange on one side, and the yellow on the other so that it blended as I piped.
10) Add your Mini Oreos. You'll likely have room for two of these on a regular cupcake. I opted for one this time.


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The shop with the quirkiest name, Catbird, has been turning out the most serious jewelry of late, delivering exactly what the downtown New York woman wants to wear now. Known for their delicate stacking and knuckle rings, Catbird has made dainty jewelry cool again.
Catbird alphabet ring in gold, $96, catbirdnyc.com.
Hirotaka is a careful study in fine jewelry and innovation. While designer Hirotaka Inoue cites nature as his primary source of inspiration, his designs remain thoughtful and minimal. His newest collection of chain earrings are designed to hang through the ear, so the wearer is adorned from all sides.
Hirotaka Long Tassel earring, $398, hiro-taka.com.
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Elder Brady Worwood recently returned from serving two years in the Olongapo Philippines Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will speak in the sacrament meeting of the Dutch Flat Ward on Nov. 19 at 9 a.m. in the Ferron Stake Center.
Elder Worwood is the son of Dennis and Sherry Worwood of Ferron.
Elder Ryan Lancaster has returned after completing a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Montana Billings Mission. Elder Lancaster will speak in sacrament meeting on Nov. 10 at 9 a.m. in the Cleveland Ward Building.
Elder Lancaster is the son of Sid and Sue Lancaster and the grandson of Lloyd and Jeane Biddinger.


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Pense Imovies: Connecting real estate buyers and sellers using GlassFish
By arungupta on Dec 15, 2011
Pense Imoveis connects real estate buyer and seller in Brazil. This website is created by Grupo RBS, a multimedia communications based in the southern part of Brazil. After Guia da Semana, they picked GlassFish again to power this website because of the good performance and extremely fast startup and deployment time.
The deployment uses GlassFish 3.1.1 and Oracle database with RAC integration. Varnish is used for caching and mod_proxy_ajp for reverse proxying. The website is migrated from .NET to Spring on GlassFish. Even though this particular version of the application is using Spring but all future applications will be using Java EE 6.
With the upcoming FIFA world cup in 2014 and Olympics in 2016, now might be a good time to buy real estate in Brazil. And GlassFish will be happy to facilitate that!Make sure to read full details in the questionnaire.


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Comments: These flats are awesome! They aren't the lightest flats in the market, but they have enough protection under the forefoot and the right amount of spring to keep your rotation going. Like all spikes and flats they run fairly narrow, so I sized up a full size to get the right amount of width in the toe box. I liked how Saucony removed some of the stitching from the Upper that was present in the XC4, this reduced blistering if you decide to go sock less. I still hope Saucony can improve the upper even more in the next iteration; I just wish it was completely seamless, and made of a softer material. I used socks in these because I felt sock less would cause blistering. All in all a great shoe for any terrain really and for distances of 5k to 10 miles. Awesome job again Saucony.
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On Dec. 1-2, 2011, the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), organized a workshop — Characterizing and Displaying Genetic Variants for Clinical Action Workshop — at the Marriott Washingtonian Center I, Gaithersburg, Md. The goal of the workshop was to consider the processes and resources needed to identify clinically relevant genetic variants; to decide whether they are actionable and what the action should be; and to provide this information for clinical use.
Perspectives on Existing Genetic Variation Resources Current Approaches for Identifying Genetic Variants for Clinical Use Developing Consensus for Binning Variants for Clinical Use Creating a Translation Loop for Genomic Medicine Translating Actionable Variants into Evidence-Based Practice
The agenda with associated PowerPoint presentations and videos from the workshop are linked below.
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Franco Sarto Maven Wedge Boot
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Looking for a fall boot to spice up your wardrobe? The Maven from Franco Sarto is stylish yet classic and flattering for all!
- Suede upper
- Wraparound buckle detail
- 13" shaft height, inside zipper
- 14¼" calf circumference
- 3½" covered wedge
- Synthetic sole
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By: newmanlikepaul
Location: LA
September 17, 2013
Baggy Unattractive
"The boot is baggy through the calf and the ankle. Shapeless and unattractive."
By: Bethe2
Location: Minnesota
September 17, 2013
Cute Boots for the price
"Bought these in black- I have a narrow foot and wide-er calves (but not wide enough for the extended calf) so this makes finding boots a challenge. I love how cute these are and the suede looks great with skinny jeans or leather leggings.Caution: these are not 8 hour boots. I would not walk more than 2 miles in these. I plan to keep them and get insoles to solve that problem."
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Location: San Francisco
August 11, 2013
Great Boots
"I love these boots! They are not too tall, yet add a great amount of height, and I look forward to wearing them in the fall/winter. I like that they are round toe and feel comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time. However, for me the right boot was more tight on my calf than the left. But the length is just right, so I'm going to order them again. I'm excited!"
By: twinkletoes85
Location: Portland, OR
August 09, 2013
Way cute and comfy
"These really adorable. The strap around the wedge is a great detail. Plus, the bottom of the boot has a great rubber sole. In our wet winter climate, you can find yourself slipping around. These ones won't do that. The material is very high quality. I wish they had a 7 in black, because I would get that as well. I was surprised that they were a bit tight in the length and in the width. I always wear a 7 in heels/boots. Since they are real leather though, I'm not worried that thin socks and a little stretching will fix them."
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I have had half a box of Gluten Free Bisquick sitting in my pantry for a few months- last night as I was cleaning out and organizing my cupboards I decided it was time to use the Bisquick. While it is a fantastic working flour mix- and in a pinch it makes things really easy- to be honest I'm just not really interested in using baking mixes anymore. Baking mixes are a wonderful thing when you are in a rush. They are also a surefire way to increase your chances of having a positive outcome when experimenting with converting a recipe to gluten free. BUT- I found using a baking mix was hindering my learning process.
But anyways- the point is- I had this Flour mix- it needed to get used. So this is what I made 🙂 Its an easy muffin recipe- If you are sensitive to oats- you can use additional Bisquick instead. I want to tout this recipe as being soy free- but to be honest I'm not sure that Bisquick is Soy Free- I need to double check this evening.
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Gluten Free/ Vegan Pear and Oat Muffins
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