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FreeBSD does not come with a pre-installed web browser. Instead, the www category of the Ports Collection contains many browsers which can be installed as a package or compiled from the Ports Collection.
The KDE and GNOME desktop environments include their own HTML browser. Refer to Section 5.7, "Desktop Environments" for more information on how to set up these complete desktops.
Some lightweight browsers include www/dillo2, www/links, and www/w3m.
This section demonstrates how to install the following popular web browsers and indicates if the application is resource-heavy, takes time to compile from ports, or has any major dependencies.
|Application Name
|Resources Needed
|Installation from Ports
|FreeBSD, Linux(R), and localized versions are available
|FreeBSD and Linux(R) versions are available
|Requires KDE libraries
|Requires Gtk+
Firefox is an open source browser that is fully ported to FreeBSD. It features a standards-compliant HTML display engine, tabbed browsing, popup blocking, extensions, improved security, and more. Firefox is based on the Mozilla codebase.
To install the package of the latest release version of Firefox, type:
pkg install firefox
To instead install Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) version, use:
pkg install firefox-esr
Localized versions are available in www/firefox-i18n and www/firefox-esr-i18n.
The Ports Collection can instead be used to compile the
desired version of Firefox from
source code. This example builds
www/firefox, where
firefox can be replaced with the ESR or
localized version to install.
cd /usr/ports/www/firefox
make install clean
The installation of Firefox does not include Java™ support. However, java/icedtea-web provides a free software web browser plugin for running Java applets. It can be installed as a package by running:
pkg install icedtea-web
Alternatively, to compile from the Ports Collection:
cd /usr/ports/java/icedtea-web
make install clean
Keep the default configuration options when compiling the port.
Once installed, start firefox,
about:plugins in the location bar and
press Enter. A page listing the installed
plugins will be displayed. The
Java™ plugin should be
If the browser is unable to find the plugin, each user will have to run the following command and relaunch the browser:
ln -s /usr/local/lib/IcedTeaPlugin.so \ $HOME/.mozilla/plugins/
A native Adobe(R) Flash(R) plugin is not available for FreeBSD. However, a software wrapper for running the Linux(R) version of the plugin is available. This wrapper also provides support for other browser plugins such as RealPlayer(R).
To install and enable this plugin, perform these steps:
Install www/nspluginwrapper from the port. Due to licensing restrictions, a package is not available. This port requires emulators/linux_base-c6.
Install www/linux-flashplayer from the port. Due to licensing restrictions, a package is not available.
Before the plugin is first used, each user must run:
nspluginwrapper -v -a -i
When the plugin port has been updated and reinstalled, each user must run:
nspluginwrapper -v -a -u
Start the browser, enter
about:pluginsin the location bar and press Enter. A list of all the currently available plugins will be shown.
Swfdec is a decoder and renderer for Flash(R) animations. Swfdec-Mozilla is a plugin for Firefox browsers that uses the Swfdec library for playing SWF files.
To install the package:
pkg install swfdec-plugin
If the package is not available, compile and install it from the Ports Collection:
cd /usr/ports/www/swfdec-plugin
make install clean
Restart the browser to activate this plugin.
Opera is a full-featured and standards-compliant browser which is still lightweight and fast. It comes with a built-in mail and news reader, an IRC client, an RSS/Atom feeds reader, and more. It is available as a native FreeBSD version and as a version that runs under Linux(R) emulation.
This command installs the package of the FreeBSD version of
Opera. Replace
opera with
to instead install the Linux(R) version.
pkg install opera
Alternately, install either version through the Ports Collection. This example compiles the native version:
cd /usr/ports/www/opera
make install clean
To install the Linux(R) version, substitute
linux-opera in place of
To install Adobe(R) Flash(R) plugin support, first compile the www/linux-c6-flashplugin11 port. Licensing restrictions prevent making a package available. Then install www/opera-linuxplugins. This example compiles both applications from ports:
cd /usr/ports/www/linux-c6-flashplugin11
make install clean
cd /usr/ports/www/opera-linuxplugins
make install clean
Once installed, check the presence of the plugin by
starting the browser, entering
opera:plugins in the location bar and
pressing Enter. A list should appear with
all the currently available plugins.
To add the Java™ plugin, follow the instructions in Section 220.127.116.11, "Firefox and Java™ Plugin".
Konqueror is more than a web browser as it is also a file manager and a multimedia viewer. It is included in the x11/kde4-baseapps package or port.
Konqueror supports WebKit as well as its own KHTML. WebKit is a rendering engine used by many modern browsers including Chromium. To use WebKit with Konqueror on FreeBSD, install the www/kwebkitpart package or port. This example installs the package:
pkg install kwebkitpart
To install from the Ports Colloction:
cd /usr/ports/www/kwebkitpart
make install clean
To enable WebKit within Konqueror, click "Settings", "Configure Konqueror". In the "General" settings page, click the drop-down menu next to "Default web browser engine" and change "KHTML" to "WebKit".
Konqueror also supports
Flash(R). A "How To"
guide for getting Flash(R) support
on Konqueror is available at
Chromium is an open source browser project that aims to build a safer, faster, and more stable web browsing experience. Chromium features tabbed browsing, popup blocking, extensions, and much more. Chromium is the open source project upon which the Google Chrome web browser is based.
Chromium can be installed as a package by typing:
pkg install chromium
Alternatively, Chromium can be compiled from source using the Ports Collection:
cd /usr/ports/www/chromium
make install clean
The executable for Chromium
/usr/local/bin/chrome, not
The installation of Chromium does not include Java™ support. To install Java™ plugin support, follow the instructions in Section 126.96.36.199, "Firefox and Java™ Plugin".
Once Java™ support is installed, start
Chromium and enter
about:plugins in the address bar.
IcedTea-Web should be listed as one of the installed
If Chromium does not display the IcedTea-Web plugin, run the following commands and restart the web browser:
mkdir -p /usr/local/share/chromium/plugins
#ln -s /usr/local/lib/IcedTeaPlugin.so \ /usr/local/share/chromium/plugins/
Configuring Chromium and Adobe(R) Flash(R) is similar to the instructions in Section 22.214.171.124, "Firefox and Adobe(R) Flash(R) Plugin". No additional configuration should be necessary, since Chromium is able to use some plugins from other browsers.


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Category: Religious News
Library Lawsuit - Seaside, OR
ASTORIA, Oregon (AP) - A Christian legal advocacy group is suing
Oregon's Seaside Public Library.
Liberty Counsel says the library unconstitutionally denies
access to its meeting room for certain religious activities.
The Daily Astorian reports that Benjamin Boyd had asked to use
the meeting room for an evangelical outreach to help mold children
into responsible citizens by shaping their moral consciousness from
a Christian and Biblical viewpoint.
The library's policy says its meeting rooms cannot be used for
religious services or proselytizing.
Liberty Counsel claims the policy violates the First and 14th
Amendments guaranteeing free speech and equal protection.

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Need More Links Back to the Ranks and Electives Pages
For all of the Belt Loops and Pins, please help add more links to the Cub Scout Rank Requirements. On the Cub Scout rank pages please note the links to the Belt Loops and Pins. This will help a Den Leader or parent see how a rank requirement or elective may give them a good start towards completing a belt loop or pin as well.Milominderbinder2 13:38, March 14, 2008 (EDT)


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Radiating Christ. (Remembering Alexander Peloquin). By C. Alexander Peloquin. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-604). Even if you are too young to remember the man, you have at least felt the influence of Alexander Peloquin in the world of liturgical music. His innovative style and love of sacred song shined through his compositions, transforming music in liturgy after the Second Vatican Council. His "Gloria of the Bells" was one of the most widely sung pieces of its day and is still popular now, as it is sure to be for many generations to come. This commemorative recording will touch the hearts of people who remember Dr. Peloquin and will surely delight those who are being introduced to his music for the first time. Recorded under the direction of Rev. Anthony Mancini, Peloquin's successor at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence, Rhode Island, this CD features the talents of many of Dr. Peloquin's former musical colleagues.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Beyond Words by Liam Lawton. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-598). The texts of composer Liam Lawton are inspired and poetic, yet the spirit-filled melodies are what stir the soul. With this recording, Liam goes beyond words to bring us creative instrumental renditions of his beloved tunes. A mix of acoustic instruments and haunting synthesizer, the music of Beyond Words takes the listener from the constant chatter of a busy day to concentrate on the deeper meaning of life and the presence of God within and around us.
Genres: Celtic, Christian, World, Religious
Reach toward Heaven by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-566). With this collection of music for the liturgy, composer David Haas encourages us to reach toward heaven in our everyday lives--to trust in the power of Christ, to be people of joy and to seek a life of gratitude. The music spans the many themes and seasons of our journey together and as individuals. "Reach Toward Heaven" is an inspirational piece based on Psalm 24. "The Tomb Is Empty," with words by Sylvia Dunstan, celebrates the joyous season of Easter. David's "The Peace of God" serves as a song of comfort and of trust in God during difficult times, while "Every Time I Feel the Spirit" is an energetic arrangement of the traditional spiritual. With the singable tunes and inspirational texts that define David Haas's music, Reach Toward Heaven is sure to become another classic.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Cantemos al Senor / Let Us Sing to the Lord. (Salmos Bilingues para la Semana Santa / Bilingual Psalms for Holy Week). By Tony Alonso & Michael Mahler. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-560). From two of today's best young liturgical composers comes an indispensable collection of bilingual psalms for Holy Week. All settings include verses and refrains in both English and Spanish. Several are even written so that the English and the Spanish refrains may be sung together to create a glorious choral mix of languages! Whether utilized in Spanish, English, or bilingually, these 14 tuneful contemporary psalm settings are a wonderful addition to the feasts of Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, and Easter Sunday!
Genres: Christian, Christmas, Religious, Miscellaneous
Do This In Memory of Me: Holy Communion by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-554). Commissioned by Christ Lutheran Church in Charlotte, North Carolina, Do This in Memory of Me has already been recognized as a remarkable communion setting. The melodic, contemporary music is classic Haas and includes traditional Lutheran texts as well as some adaptations and original texts. From the opening hymn and sung intercessions to the Great Thanksgiving and closing song, Do This in Memory of Me offers a complete service to be used in full or as individual parts. Music has always brought Christians together, and since the Second Vatican Council, Protestants and Catholics also share the texts of the Gloria, the Eucharistic Acclamations, and the Lamb of God, among others. Do This in Memory of Me is yet another glorious example of this musical "tie that binds" all Christians together. Protestants and Catholics alike can use this music to make a joyful noise!
Genres: Christian, Religious
The Word Is Born by Francis Patrick O'brien. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-532). Among the many liturgical composers who have shared their talents with us over the past few decades, Fran O'Brien consistently captures the wants, needs, and capacity of the Sunday morning choir beautifully! The Word Is Born is a marvelous collection of Christmas offerings, with ideal pieces for children's choir, ensemble, and of course, adult choir. Song after song is highly useable during the season, from Advent through the Baptism of the Lord.Filled with tastefully crafted and highly singable music for all types of choirs, The Word Is Born is sure to become a Christmas standard for years to come.
Genres: Gospel, Christian, Religious
In the Quiet by Liam Lawton. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-524). In the crazy, often relentless pace of today's world, Liam Lawton brings us to a place of peace and solace with his new recording, In the Quiet. Meditative melodies are combined with reflective texts to create a unique and wonderful listening experience filled with the traditional Celtic spirituality found in all of Liam's music. Each song in this collection offers a gentle and beautiful reminder of God's holy presence in our lives. The title song, written in response to the horrific events of September 11, 2001, speaks of God being beside us even when the worst is happening. "So Longs My Soul" is a song of great hope and trust in God, based on Psalm42. "Ruah," meaning "breath of God" speaks of the grace of the Holy Spirit. In the words of Fr. Lawton, "I hope that this collection of songs will draw you into the quiet so that you too may hear the silent whisperings and longing of God for all of us." Note - Octavo Breastplate (G-5987) is not part of the collection, but sold separately.
Genres: Celtic, Christian, World, Religious
With You By My Side, Volume 2. (Music and Prayer for Confirmation). By David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-518). Created especially for young people, With You by My Side is a new series of resources by David Haas incorporating music, prayers, and reflection. While having liturgical use, these recordings and books are also ideal for retreats, times of prayer, and individual reflection for young people. The accompanying prayer book for each volume includes the words to all songs on the recording, Scripture references, a prayer reflecting on the message of the song, and room for journaling. A compilation of David Haas favorites, Volume 2 focuses on the sacrament of confirmation! This volume also contains "Anointed and Sealed," a new confirmation song especially written for this collection.
Genres: Christian, Religious
With You By My Side, Volume I. (Music and Prayer for the Journey of Life). By David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-517). Created especially for young people, With You by My Side is a new series of resources by David Haas incorporating music, prayers, and reflection. While having liturgical use, these recordings and books are also ideal for retreats, times of prayer, and individual reflection for young people. The accompanying prayer book for each volume includes the words to all songs on the recording, Scripture references, a prayer reflecting on the message of the song, and room for journaling. The recording for With You by My Side: Volume One is filled with favorite David Haas songs, plus four new songs composed specially for this project. "We Praise You" is a spirited song of praise for special events and liturgies. "One More Song" is ideal for graduations, goodbyes, and other transitions. "Nothing Can Keep Us from God's Love" is an inspirational song of God's unconditional love for us, and "The Peace of God" is a lovely song of comfort for the painful times.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Echo of Faith by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-507). Dedicated to the memory of four pastoral musicians, David Haas has created a loving tribute in this recording. Delicately beautiful choral and solo strains combined with text by John Henry Newman make "The Guardian's Farewell" a touching song for funerals and memorial services, while the vibrant and rhythmic "Hand of GodO utilizes a cappella voices and percussion for a spirited and assembly-friendly setting of Psalm 145. The title song, an anthem for all those who serve the Church, was written for the 2000 meeting of the National Association of Parish Coordinators and Directors (NPCD). Compositions by David's friends Tom Franzak and Kate Cuddy are also included in this new collection. Echo of Faith is a wonderful collection, both for those who make music and those who love to listen.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Maker of Heaven and Earth by Francis Patrick O'brien. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-492). Known for his wonderfully accessible writing for choral ensembles, Father O'Brien produces another excellent collection with Maker of Heaven and Earth. From the joyfulness of weddings to the solemn reflection of Good Friday, this inspired new collection is filled with liturgically sound pieces for cantor, choir, and assembly. "Faith, Hope, and Love" puts a lovely melody to the I Corinthians Scripture and can be performed by choir or as a solo. For Holy Week, "Tree of Life and Glory" and "This Is My Example" are ideal for the Mass of the Lord's Supper, while O'Brien's setting of Psalm 22, "My God, My God" and "Hosanna" are perfect for Passion (Palm) Sunday and Good Friday.
Genres: Gospel, Christian, Religious
Ancient Ways Future Days by Liam Lawton. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-475). This beautiful collection by Irish composer Liam Lawton reflects the haunting beauty of his own Celtic tradition and carries with it the hope of future days for all people. Ancient Ways, Future Days includes songs of hope, songs of tears, and songs of inspiration for the seasons of the liturgical year, all with a definite Irish flavor! Liam's bright, joyous version of the Magnificat features a strong, uplifting refrain that practically sings itself, while the haunting Celtic strains of "Psalm 21: My God, My God" create a pensive mood to begin Holy Week. "Pieta: The Silence and the Sorrow" is a heartfelt song with a stirring vocal solo for Good Friday services. "Let Every Human Heart" is an uplifting piece, perfect as a closing song during Lent. Ideal for the responsorial psalm or communion processional at funerals or memorial services is the emotional "The Lord Will Heal the Broken Heart." As the title of this collection suggests, these stirring melodies will remind us of the wealth left to us by past generations, while uplifting lyrics are certain to inspire us to constantly seek the Lord of future days!
Genres: Celtic, Christian, World, Religious
Star Child by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-471). David Haas and friends invite you to celebrate Christmas in a fresh way with the release of his new collection, Star Child. A combination of recent orginal compositions and special arrangements of traditional favorites, this musical celebration will stir joy and reflection. New, evocative texts by Brian Wren, Ruth Duck, Jaroslav Vajda, Timothy Dudley-Smith, Shirley Erena Murray, and others are featured in this collection, and the vocal and instrumental arrangements will challenge many parish and liturgical ensembles. All selections will be available in octavo format, perfect for Christmas celebrations and with a fresh sound for the season, this innovative recording makes a wonderful gift for any music lover.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Before I Was Born by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-448). Once again, David Haas breaks new ground with the music collection Before I Was Born. This collection truly celebrates the new millennium with energy, providing new contemporary sounds with settings for Eucharist, sacramental celebrations, various seasons of the liturgical year, and celebrations that involve young people. Ideal for millennium celebrations, Pentecost, and celebrations of initiation, "You Make All Things New" and "Breath of Life" stir the soul and invoke the Spirit. This collection also features songs that reach out to teens and the young-at-heart, especially "With You by My Side," which has already become a popular piece for liturgies, retreats, and other events with young people. David adds a powerful arrangement of the well-known spiritual "Give Me Jesus," and composer friends Lori True and Derek Campbell also contribute songs. This is truly a diverse and spiritually powerful collection for worship and prayer!
Genres: Christian, Religious
We Give You Thanks by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-436). This major endeavor from David Haas includes an innovative new Mass setting-the first complete Mass he has written in five years-drawn from the musical motifs of his top-selling new communion song, "We Give You Thanks." David covers important musical ground with this project. In addition to the usual ritual moments set to music (the Kyrie, Gloria, gospel and eucharistic acclamations, Lord's Prayer, and Lamb of God), this project includes: Music for the dismissal of children and for children's Liturgy of the Word * Music for dismissal of catechumens and candidates (RCIA) at the conclusion of the Liturgy of the Word* A setting of the profession of faith*Intercessions utilizing the popular Zimbabwean/Iona melody "If You Believe and I Believe" * Instrumental music for the Preparation of the Gifts leading into the sung blessing over the prepared gifts * A new sung setting of one of the new eucharistic prayers from Masses for Various Needs and Occasions * A hymn of thanksgiving rather than a typical "closing song" (as called for in the Sacramentary) * A sung acclamation for sending communion ministers forth to take the Eucharist to the sick and homebound * A sung final blessing And if this list isn't enough, David based the music for the gathering/sprinkling song on his popular "We Are God's People" from Psalms for the Church Year, Vol. 1
Genres: Christian, Religious
Psalms for the Church Year. (Volume IX). By David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-430). The extensive liturgical index for this new addition to our very popular Psalms for the Church Year series reveals the depth of this collection. There's an appropriate psalm for all the sacraments, rites of the church, seasons of the liturgical year, and numerous feasts, solemnities and Sundays. The texts are drawn from various sources, and the music-signature Haas!
Genres: Christian, Religious
Mass of the Nations by Donna Pena. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-423). This beautiful mass setting celebrates the diversity of the Church as well as its common bond, the love of Christ and peace for the world.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Alive in Christ Jesus by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-416). In response to many requests, David has gathered together his most popular Lent and Easter music into one convenient collection--most available for the first time on compact disc and in convenient choral octavos. Drawn from his popular Who Calls You By Name series, this fine collection includes many selections for Triduum, complimented by titles appropriate for funerals and reconciliation. And of course, all of this music reflects David's remarkable sense of melody!
Genres: Christian, Religious
The Clouds' Veil. (Song of the Celtic Soul). By Liam Lawton. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-415). As Celtic music comes to more and more prominence, the name Liam Lawton is becoming very well known in liturgical music circles, and for good reason. Rev. Lawton is known for beautiful melodies and texts that are strikingly simple to learn. In short, his newest collection, The Clouds' Veil, is ideal music for congregational participation. His work gives life to the great and beautiful history of his homeland, Ireland, using the ancient prayers and traditions as the main source of inspiration for his melodies and texts. The Clouds' Veil embodies a great sense of joy with melodic tunes suitable for all congregations, mixing both contemporary and traditional instruments. The already top-selling title song touches on the presence of God and our complete trust in the Almighty One. Mass of the Celtic Saints was written as "a dance of joy to the God of life," and beautifully achieves its purpose. This is a collection and recording not to miss!
Genres: Celtic, Christian, World, Religious
Throughout All Time by David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-392). Delight in the feast of Throughout All Time! This new collection by David Haas contains music for a wide variety of occasions, complemented by various musical styles. From infant baptism to funerals, from Advent to Holy Thursday, you'll find songs for social justice, thanksgiving, mission, the Chrism Mass, and other occasions. In addition to David's original texts, there are texts by Jaroslav Vajda, Timothy Dudley-Smith, and Brian Wren. Original compositions by Dan Damon and Kate Cuddy round out this eclectic collection.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Glory Day. (David Haas and Friends in Concert). By David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-390). Capturing the artistry and prayerfulness of David's music, presented before an enthusiastic theater audience, Glory Day brings together a talented cast of musicians, vocalists, and dancers assembled especially for the occasion on October 17, 1996. Glory Day includes seasoned favorites from over 20 collections of liturgical music by David Haas--songs such as "Blest Are They," "You Are Mine," and "We Are Called." In addition, new songs were composed for this event, including "Glory Day" and "The Story of God." Those familiar with David's music will enjoy hearing and seeing these songs performed live, a number of them enhanced by a group of dancers with choreography created especially for the concert. Those new to and those familiar with Haas's concerts will experience the power of his music to inspire prayer and give expression to the Scriptures. David is joined by Bobby Fisher, Stephen Petrunak, drummer Gordy Knudtson, Joe Camacho, Tom Franzak, Lori True, Kate Cuddy, Bob Piercy, Jean Bross . . . the list goes on. This is a video and CD you'll treasure for years to come.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Psalms for the Church Year. (Volume VIII). By David Haas. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-387). This brand new collection of some of the rarer psalms that appear throughout the lectionary reflects David's gift for interpretation of psalm texts. These settings are usable not only for Sunday Eucharist and for the various seasons, but many are also appropriate for morning and evening prayer, weddings, funerals, baptisms, and other sacramental celebrations. Several settings utilize the very evocative and engaging language and images of the new ICEL Liturgical Psalter translations.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Mass of the Angels and Saints by Steven R. Janco. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-385). This new Mass provides the ultimate in flexibility, yet retains a wonderful musical unity that will enable your assembly to sing it with ease. Many options are provided to encourage your creativity in adapting the setting., yet the writing is straightforward and accessible to resources of every kind. Written for SAB choir, these settings provide both a substantial choral sound and greater accessibility to smaller parish choirs and ensembles. The Mass may even be sung by assembly and cantor alone. Mass of the Angels and Saints is wonderfully effective on piano with optional guitar and woodwinds as well as on organ with optional brass quartet and timpani. (The single keyboard part works on piano or organ.) Includes a penitential litany (with 9 sets of invocations), sprinkling song, Gloria, Alleluia and Lenten Gospel acclamations, general intercessions, sung Eucharistic Prayer III, and Lamb of God. Plus, the recording includes eight additional songs by Steven Janco.
Genres: Christian, Religious
Light the Fire by Liam Lawton. Sacred. CD. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-CD-384). Liam Lawton's collection, Light the Fire, is a lilting, melodic Celtic feast. There's a marvelous mass setting with assembly parts that are so singable they seem to dance! The Gloria, gospel acclamation, and eucharistic acclamations are obviously drawn from a cultural tradition of communal singing. You cannot help but participate! "The Darkest Hour" was written to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Great Famine, which plagued the Emerald Isle and resulted in the immigration of so many Irish to this country. Parishes commemorating this painful anniversary will want to make use of this haunting work. The title song, "Light the Fire," is an anthem to St. Brigid.
Genres: Celtic, Christian, World, Religious


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We love all of our projects of course, but every once in a while there is a very special one who makes us burst with pride!
Such one is the new line of Energy functional granola bars, which was created by Brandon as part of a repositioning assignment.
The new line includes 6 different bars, varied in functions, colour and flavour:
1. Boost : enriched with caffeine designed for the daily "off peaks"
2. Daily : enriched with Vitamin Complex designed for the general wellbeing
3. Start : enriched with Omega 3 designed as a breakfast fix
4. Sport : enriched with L-Carnitine and Amino Acid designed for the GYM
5. Light : enriched with L-Carnitine and Fibers designed to help the Diet
6. Enjoy: enriched with …chocolate, designed to quick indulgent
The new bars are welcomed by consumers with great enthusiasm at the stores!
Package design and concept : Studio Baruch Nae
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BREASTS, BUTTS, BOOTS, BRAS and (hand) BAGS.
That's what this show was about. Perhaps I missed the banner at the entrance of the theatre that alerted "No men allowed for this performance".
DELAWARE THEATRE CO. "Love, Loss, and What I Wore"
BREASTS, BUTTS, BOOTS, BRAS and (hand) BAGS.
That's what this show was about. Perhaps I missed the banner at the entrance of the theatre that alerted "No men allowed for this performance".
The press package stated it was the intimate collection of stories by the Ephron sisters using clothing and accessories and the memories they trigger to tell funny and poignant stories. The show was not theatre but a staged reading, all five actors turning pages in unison as the tales were told.
Following the mission of the new Producing Artistic Director, the cast have high(er) profiles: Sabrina Le Beauf of "The Cosby Show", Dawn Wells of "Gilligan's Island", Sonia Manzano of "Sesame Street", Karyn Quackenbush of Broadway's "Annie Get Your Gun" and Erica Watson of the movie "Precious".
The opening night audience was a bit older demographic than those of the first part of the season. I am not sure they related to the reference on Madonna, among others. Yes there were some nodding of heads as women related to some of the stories told. For the vast majority of men, there was nodding OFF.
Sonia Manzano had a smutty saga of a woman meeting her lover who was imprisoned. I am fully cognizant of actors being able to take a variety of parts. (That's one of the fun things about being an actor). However, I simply could not get my arms around a woman who my kids grew up with spew this crudity. Give it to another woman or better yet, cut it.
I have been blessed in many ways. One is that my elite athlete daughter chose soccer over field hockey. Therefore I have never been obliged to sit through a contest that is whistle- stopped incessantly if a player even dares to breathe on her opponent. My friends whose daughters have chosen this sport admit it is cruel penance for having a daughter.
This show - at least for men - is the theatrical equivalent of a field hockey game.
Through Mar 17 DelawareTheatre.org 302.594.1100
Over the past years it has always been a wonderful experience to hear OperaDE's professionals in the intimacy of their Riverfront Studios over wine, cheese and similarly seduced opera fanatics.
Now it's to be even more intimate. Now the singers will be undressed. Oh, apologies, that's just the new title, "Opera Undressed Studio Series" ...opera stripped down to its core element : the power and beauty of the human voice!
The first half features famous arias and duets, the second half explores the power, glory and harmony of duets, trios and ensembles.
Joining OperaDelaware's Music Director Jeffrey Miller will be Baritone Timothy Mix, Soprano Emily Ezzie, Mezzo Charlotte Paulsen, Tenors Rolando Sanz and Tim Augustin, Bass Eric Bash.
April 5th & 6th at 7:30, April 7th at 2 OperaDelaware.org or 800.37.GRAND
Continuing the across-the-board DE performing arts theme of THE YEAR OF THE BARD, OperaDE stages MACBETH at The Grand - May 5 @2pm, May 10 @7:30 pm and May 11 @7:30


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Fat Joe (Feat. Akon) - One
The official music video for Fat Joe's first single "One" featuring Akon, from his forthcoming ninth studio album Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 (J.O.S.E. 2) which was recently pushed back from an April 7th release date to May 19.
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The Scripps Institute for Oceanography is a remarkable facility set on the bluffs overlooking the La Jolla Shores in San Diego, California. The institute recently received a new LEED certified conference and multi-purpose facility, the Robert Paine Scripps Forum for Science, Society and the Environment designed by Safdie Rabines Architects. The building's gorgeous day-lit meeting rooms, flexible auditorium space, terrace restaurant are sure to inspire the desire to learn a lot more about oceanography.
The Scripps facility was built to provide a forum to help advance the study of the oceans, earth, and marine life sciences. It includes a 300-person flexible auditorium space, four oceanfront meeting rooms of varying sizes, a graduate student lounge, a catering kitchen, and a restaurant. The facility's design was inspired by the site's beautiful views, topography, existing landscaping and micro-climate. The meeting rooms and auditorium minimize disturbance to the site, retaining the existing grove of palm trees, and some of the buildings are tucked back into the hillside to minimize massing.
Sliding doors open to the outdoors and allow the meeting rooms to take advantage of cooling ocean breezes. All of the rooms enjoy natural daylighting and are connected by a trellised walkway, creating a porous structure that preserves ocean views and breezes for the rest of the campus. This exterior circulation reduces the need for lighting and mechanical systems. Drought-tolerant native and naturalized San Diego plants were used around the facilities, and certified plantation teak wood is used along with low-VOC paints, sealants, and carpets.
The 15,000 sq foot facility was completed in January of 2009, but design work by Safdie Rabines began long beforehand and even before the University initiated their policy for all new construction to achieve LEED certification. Through the use of natural ventilation, environmentally friendly materials, water efficient landscaping and daylighting, the facility was awarded LEED certification post construction.
MEP Engineer: Integrated Engineering
Structural Engineer: Flores Lund Consultants
Civil Engineer: Fuscoe Engineering
Landscape Architect: Aerea Studio
Acoustic Consultant: Dohn and Associates
Contractor/Builder: Jaynes Corporation, General Contractors
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James Cameron Teaming Up With Cirque du Soleil For A Live AVATAR Show
In a move that doesn't surprise me whatsoever, James Cameron is teaming up with Montreal's Cirque du Soleil to create a live show for the massive theatrical hit AVATAR. Cameron has openly admired Cirque's work and his company Cameron Pace Group shot the native 3D movie CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: WORLDS AWAY that was released in 2012.
The show will open in late 2015 with 20th Century Fox and the Cameron / Jon Landau production shingle Lightstorm Entertainment signed up as partners, stated Daniel Lamarre, President and CEO of Cirque.
Says Lamarre: "Our relationship with Jim Cameron began with my visit at his 'Avatar' cutting room. I am thrilled that almost 5 years later, Cirque du Soleil will be able to explore the very inspirational AVATAR realm for the live stage. This will mark our second creative project with Jim and I believe it will be as stimulating for both our creative forces."
Says Cameron: "Over the years, I have discovered the extraordinary talents and imaginations of both the artists and the creative forces behind Cirque du Soleil. I know we share the common goal of bringing audiences to another level of entertainment experiences. I look forward to doing just that on this project."
I'm sure this show will be stunning. Add this to the growing list of extra-theatrical entertainment venues that the AVATAR universe will inhabit. A list that also includes a series of four books and Avatar Land within Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom park.
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Sitol necesitaba un nuevo diseño de botón o icono y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 52 diseños de 15 diseñadores freelance.
We are a holiday cottage agency based in Poole, England specialising in properties in The far south west of Cornwall, England. Business comes virtually 100% from the web and there is lots of competition so we want to make the front page stand out and make it easy for users to view our small range of top quality cottages.
Customers tend to be over 25 and although school holidays are the most popular, the most important group are those that can come outside of these times- couples with no children or below school age and particularly those in the 50-65 age group whose children have left home or are independent.
These users tend not to be ultra enthusiastic web users and some will be very cautious and inexperienced online.
7 icons are required to represent the following categories on the site which will be prominent buttons:
sleeps 1-4 cottages
sleeps 5+ cottages
view all cottages
pet friendly cottages
Porthleven cottages
Mousehole & far West cottages
Marazion & far West cottages
only one of the last two will be used
Note that the front page latest is going to change to brown colours more like the colour scheme on the original but the position and size of the buttons will be the same.
I'm looking for bright cartoon like icons with a small cottage for sleeps 1-4, large cottage for sleeps 5+ and several cottages for view all cottages.
see attached files for how the icons will be used on front page latest. Front page version 1 shows my original concept and I want the icons to be closer to the look and feel of that.
At the moment the plan is for 115 pixel square icons with the text separate but the whole button could be an image which would be 270 wide x 140 pixels high
attached cottage icon guide gives an indication as well as some pictures of our cottages which could inspire.
attached places guide shows a few images for each. Porthleven is defined by the clock tower, marazion by St Michaels mount and Mousehole by the harbour wall or the famous book 'The Mousehole Cat'
I also like the work of local artist David Hosking see http://www.picturehousegalleries.co…bition.php
This is my first try with 99designs so please bear with me- all help and feedback gratefully received.


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I installed Ubuntu 7.10 beta today. I tried NBPro 5.35 B8142 with the latest release of Wine and got pretty good results. It actually ran. I got it registered
but was a bit disappointed it didn't have a function to load an .nbi file. It would have made things a bit easier, but I was happy it ran at all. With earlier 7.04 Ubuntu and Wine it crashed as soon as it started.


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Rams Continue Streak with Yeshiva Win
Farmingdale State - 78, Yeshiva University - 63
New York, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State men's
basketball team continued the winning streak on Tuesday night,
winning their eighth straight game with a 78-63 victory over
conference opponent Yeshiva University. The Rams now stand at 12-2,
7-1 in the Skyline, while Yeshiva falls to 5-7, 3-5 in the
The game was slow to start as the Rams led 15-10 with 12 minutes left to play, before Yeshiva tied it up and then took an 18-17 point lead with 8:27 on the clock. But that would be the only lead Yeshiva would hold for the rest of the night, as the Rams went into the break with a 33-24 advantage.
In the second, Farmingdale built up a 25-point lead thanks to a 59-percent field goal percentage and would not look back as they took the 78-63 victory.
Rams junior forward Mike Campbell (Bronx, N.Y./Samuel Gompers) scored game-highs of 24 points and 13 rebounds in the win. Senior guard Damien Santana (Brooklyn, N.Y./Grady) finished with 16 points, five steals and four assists. Senior forward Erastus Shannon (Amityville, N.Y./Copiague) had 14 points and junior forward Daniel Phillips (Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin) contributed with 12 points and two blocked shots.
For Yeshiva, Martin Leibovish had a double-double of 21 points, eight rebounds and three blocks, but committed nine turnovers in the loss. Simon Brookim scored 12 points for the Maccabees.
The Rams will now travel to play Purchase College on Thursday, January 22nd at 8:00 p.m. The Panthers are currently 8-4, 4-2 in the Skyline.


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This blog post frames our approach in IE8 for delivering trustworthy browsing. The topic is complicated enough that some context and even history (before we go into any particular feature) is important, and so some readers may find this post a bit basic as it's written for a wide audience. In previous posts here, we've written about IE8 for developers: the work in standards support, developer tools, script performance, and more. In future posts, we'll write about IE8 for end-users (beyond the benefits of improved performance, activities, and Web Slices). This post starts a series about trustworthy browsing, a topic important for developers and end-users and everyone on the web. By setting the context and motivation with this post, the next posts that dive into the details of IE8 will build on this foundation.
Trustworthy refers to one of our overall goals: provide the most secure and most reliable browser that respects user choice and keeps users in control of their machine and their information. For reference, Microsoft's framework for Trustworthy Computing in general spans four areas: security, privacy, reliability, and business practices.
Security is often where the trust discussion begins. Narrowly, security in this context means "as the user browses the web, the only code that runs on the user's machine is code that the user allows to run". For example, when the user visits "www.somebadsite.com" the site should not be able to just run "virus.exe" and infect the user's machine with malware. IE7 made a lot of progress on security, starting with Protected Mode and developing IE to be "secure by design, secure by default" as part of the following SDL requirements. IE7 was the first browser to support Extended Validation certificates to help protect users from deceptive websites, as well as delivering anti-phishing protection, International Domain Name support with protection from deceptive websites, a richer SSL experience and support for stronger SSL cipher algorithms, ActiveX opt-in, and great integration with Parental Controls in Windows Vista. We have done even more security work in IE8 to address the evolving threat environment.
Privacy is a complex topic that more often than not puts one party in conflict with another. If security boils down to "the user is in control of what code runs on the machine," then privacy boils down to "the user is in control of what information the browser makes available to websites". Many people immediately think of "cookies" at this point because so much discussion and early work around privacy focused on the specific implementation of cookies. Cookies and cookie protection are definitely one aspect of the online privacy discussion. IE6 included innovative work implementing the P3P web standard (from the W3C), and both IE6 and IE7 use it to block cookies from websites that don't have a privacy policy that complies with the user's settings. It's a great example of a privacy protection in use today on the web. In IE7, deleting cookies as well as other information that shows where the user has been on the web is much easier. That said, there's more to online privacy than cookies, as cookies are only one implementation of content that can disclose information to websites. In some discussions, people have also described IE7's Phishing Filter as a privacy feature because it helps protect users from sharing information. The larger challenge here is notifying users clearly about what sites they're disclosing information to and enabling them to control that disclosure if they choose. As we talk more about privacy, we will broaden the discussion to include additional protections from sharing information that the browser can offer users.
Reliability is relatively simple: the browser should always start, find the Internet, and show web sites without crashing. We define reliability to mean "as the user browses the web, the browser performs well and does not terminate unexpectedly". End-users really don't care about the cause of instability in the system – malformed web pages (see the old Slashdot article that this post refers to, for example) or third-party extensions (like toolbars; see this post about IE7's "No Add-ons" functionality) – they just want the browser to work. In addition, when something does go wrong, an important part of reliability is how gracefully the browser recovers from the unexpected. Another aspect of reliability is that sites continue to render correctly. We'll post more here about the work we've done to make IE8 more robust, as well as more interoperable and compatible at the same time.
Business practices guide decisions we make in designing and distributing our products. The key principle here is respecting user choice. For example, when a user installs a new version of IE, IE respects the user's choice of default search engine. In IE, the user can add or remove different search providers using OpenSearch, a public and open standard that some other browsers have chosen to support as well. IE respects the user's choice of system defaults (Windows Vista's "Default Programs" functionality, as well as Windows XP's Set Program Access Defaults). Explicitly asking the user before installing a new version of IE is key to respecting the user's browser choice.
Ultimately, trustworthy browsing is about enabling users to be in control and respecting the choices users make. Specifically, it's about enabling users to be in control of their machine, of their browser, of their settings, of their experience, of what data they share with whom when. Each part of trustworthy browsing involves an industry-wide challenge. For example, security is an industry challenge; every browser on the web faces attacks.
While all these statements may sound inherently obvious to some readers, these topics are so important that we thought it would be good to talk in general about how we think about them overall. Over the coming weeks this blog series will talk about how we're making progress against these challenges, to set the stage for the release of IE8 Beta 2 in August.
Dean Hachamovitch
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Early Penrose School House and Children, from Mom's Photo Album
5 comments:
- Judy said...
Dwight, what were you doing up so late? I have lots of questions about these pictures. Is the sandstone building the Penrose school house?? If so when was it dismantled? It looks more sturdy than the church house. Also can anyone identify and of the Wasden children in these picutres? I believe the toothless granny is Cindy. Right? That is a cute picture.
- May 20, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Dwight said...
I remember Mom telling me the little girl was Cindy. The building is the Penrose school house. I haven't identified people. I wish I knew who the teachers were, what they did in school. Darn you Mom, you never told us any of this stuff and now we would give anything to know! Perhaps other blog readers will help fill in the blanks.
- May 20, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Okay, play a little detective work. The top picture to the right, third from the right is Mother. (Compare the stance and looks with the 14-year old Minnie in the Good Roads Day picture. In the picture beneath her, the child to the far right is Elna. And the little girl with the sheep is Aunt Cindy. Is it possible that the woman in the far right picture, upper row, is Aunt Sofe? I think that Mr. Woodruff was the teacher. Any one else? Maybe we should have asked more questions.
- May 20, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- Ann said...
It is funny how things turn out. I remember looking through Mother's old photo album and seeing all of those "old" people, or people I didn't know and never asking questions. It was just so much fun peaking into another world, where the way people lived and the way they dressed were different from me.
This reminds me, I need to get out my old photo albums and spend time with my kids going through them, and going through the photos I copied to my computer from Dwight's CD and writing about them so there are fewer (notice I didn't claim none)mysteries.
- May 20, 2010 at 6:05 PM
- Louise Blood said...
Again, it shows how important it is to identify people in pictures in our albums or on the backs of the pictures (of course with archival pens) I always thought Mothers' quips were clever but it's too bad she didn't put names to faces. I have become more careful to do that
Birchell might be able to tell who Mr. Woodruff was, but I suspect he was the teacher. To Judy's question about the building - it was constructed with concrete blocks in 1918 and had three rooms. Birchell and his father tore it down sometime in the late 20's, salvaging the blocks. I remember seeing some big blocks at Fred Hopkins' place. There was also a bell in a cupola on the school. Birchell acquired this bell and mounted it on his garage which he showed Dwight and me on one of our visits. He is pretty proud of it.
- May 21, 2010 at 9:30 AM


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Ruby on Rails latest stable (v4.2.7) - 0 notes - Superclass: Object
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Extensions to the built-in Ruby logger.
If you want to use the default log formatter as defined in the Ruby core, then you will need to set the formatter for the logger as in:
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Just an observation that I found a little sad, all thus is just from our forum. Cliff Drive Work day. 46 views
Paradise Diamond tournament May 18 - why work when you can play? beaches-bikinis-birdies!
No, I wont be, and I get that Tom, and I also realize that at this point we have been working on the course for over 13 years to make it happen. I was walking through the course last night thinking about all the downed trees in the park, the trees that have been removed, the trees I could see dying, and I want to change it so that we are always enjoying some of the wonderful nestled woods.I don't live by any illusion, because when we started Cliff Drive we had: Swope, Rosie Top/Bottom, WaterWorks, and Olathe to play. WyCo came on about the time that we started at Cliff, but it needed much less work than Cliff did. Now with close to 40 places to play within 25 miles of Cliff, how do you attract that dedicated soul to help with the work needed to muster change, and make it better? They feel that entitlement in their "local" course. We are growing more than we should no courses, and not enough on people realizing that work is needed. Many still think that P&R do all the work.It will take years of our efforts and partnerships with others to make this what I think will be one of the best 2 course disc golf complexes available, but once it is there, people will remember the work they did, or the work they observed in order to play the courses.
keizer this link is for youhttp://detroit.curbed.com/tags/disc-golf


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The Carnival of Venice shall be from February 26 to March 8 this year and the city shall be transformed into a unique and fabulous open air theatre. Every hidden corner of Venice shall be dedicated to the Carnival and all over will be a flowering of theatre pieces, concerts, special itineraries, cultural events for both tourists and locals. Comedy of art shows and Historical Re-enactments will be performed in the most popular squares of the city, called Campi, while the street artists entertainments and the circus theater shows will be planned in every district in order to create a rich and surprising program every day, for most part of the day, and for all the people. For the Venice Carnival 2011 Special itineraries, invented by theatre actors, will let the most curious and creative visitors discover the hidden corners of the city and the secrets of Carnival, concealed in the curiously named venetian "Calli". In order to keep Venice open for the Carnival all the local churches will be open in the evenings too, in order to offer a repertoire of classical and contemporary music, and allowing the people to experience these unique worship places during the night time. The main cultural circles in town, museums and art galleries, will join the Carnival atmosphere as well by extending their opening days and time frame, allowing everybody to enjoy the culture all day till late night. Our Reception shall be more than pleased to let you have any additional information about the 2011 Venice Carnival and its program and invite you to visit our Special Offer page to discover prices and availability for your next holiday in Venice at the Hotel Alle Guglie.
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50W resistors x 2 sold as pair designed to prevent fast flashing of turn sginals when wiring LED to your turn signal. Also designed to act like a bulb and prevent flicerking of HID kits on many new vehicles.
Wire to Turn Signals + / Ground
Wire to headlight bulbs +/ Ground
Acts as a load like the original bulb to the vehicle.


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Hi! I'm Amy Geib, the creator behind Always Never Done. I find pleasure in scouring the land through "other people's trash" and turning what I find into the envious pieces they always wanted to be. I am mom, a wife, a miniature pig lover and a soon to be store owner. Follow me as I show you my thrifty yet stylish ways to decorate your life and home.


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The groom wore a navy blue tuxedo, the bride a custom-made gown with a fish-scale pattern inspired by pictures she found on Instagram.
Waiters passed around French tarts as guests crowded a dance floor pulsating under strobe lights. When the DJ played "Gangnam Style," a cheer went up from the young women in tight dresses, salon-styled hair falling down their bare shoulders.
The wedding reception was like so many — except that it took place in Tehran, the capital of an Islamic republic whose ruling clerics take a dim view of such displays of skin and secular, Western-oriented tastes.
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ozark needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 25 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
Main OATS folder to send to prospective clients. The front and back needs to be designed, as well as the inside sleeves.
This design is for the OATS folder that will be sent to prospective clients. It needs to be professional and well designed because it represents our company. The front and back of the folder (9"x12") needs to be designed, as well as the two inside sleeves (8 3/4"x4"). O'Brien Animal Transportation Services make travel arrangments for pets both domestically within the United States, as well as internationally to foreign countries.
Item 1...Our logo, which has OATS in large, dark green letters and O'Brien Animal Transportation Services written over it in small black type.
OATS uses a dark green and white theme. The folder should use dark green with black type and have a white background
The front of the folder should include the logo and some other artistic addition. It could also have a catchy slogan or phrase that ties into OATS and what we do
The right inside sleeve (8 3/4" x 4") should have area for a business card and some other artistic design behind it
The left inside sleeve (8 3/4" x 4") should state:
* Animals must have room to stand & turn in crate
* Their head must NOT touch the top of the crate when sitting (must be two inches above their head)
* Dishes securely attached to the kennel door (snap on)
* No loose hard items inside the kennel
* T-shirt, sock or small blanket with owners smell for comfort
* Absorbent material on the kennel floor
* No Tranquilizers or Sedatives !!
* Frozen water or ice cubes in one of the dishes
* All original veterinarian & flight documentation must travel with your pet
The back of the folder should indicate to please visit our website at animaltransportation.com for more information
The back of the folder should have at the bottom (or wherever is visually pleasing) : our OATS logo, our phone number (650-525-9099), our fax number (650-525-9199), and our website: animaltransportation.com.
the front and back of the folder must be professional is presentation. imagine that this folder will be sent to corporations or the military to represent OATS. At the same time, animals can be used to tie into what we do.
The back of the folder should list our services. It should say:
"Our services can include:
* Domestic & International
* Corporate Accounts
* Military Accounts
* Group Move Capacity
* Exotic and Equine
* Pickup & Delivery (full door to door service)
* Veterinarian & USDA requirements
* Flight & Travel Coordination
* Import & Export Documentation
* Customs Clearance
* Ground Transportation
* Flight Container Requirements"
Item 1...Any other color scheme than dark green, black type and white
too many animals that diminish the professionalism or make the folder look cluttered
anything that will block the business card on the inside right sleeve
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Editor's note: This show is in memory of Jim Cramer's father, Ken Cramer 1922-2014.
Jim Cramer loves stocks. He absolutely loves them. And he has for a very long time.
"My love of stocks didn't begin in law school or college or even high school," explained the "Mad Money" host. "No, my love for stocks started back in fourth grade, that's right, fourth grade."
At the time, Cramer was already a sports nut and scanned his local paper for info on the latest games, as well as the comics. As a curious kid, he understandably became intrigued by other sections.
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TÜV SÜD, a leading global technical service corporation in Filderstadt, Germany, independently tests, inspects, and certifies nuclear facilities for licensing by the German government.
TÜV SÜD needed to ensure the safety of nuclear plant reactors by identifying and correcting problems that threaten the longevity of the plants.
The company uses Abaqus FEA to evaluate nuclear plant integrity by analyzing stress loads over a wide range of scenarios.
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|This is the article on the chapter. For the song, head to Alive.
"Alive" (生きている, Ikite iru) is chapter 602 of the original Naruto manga.
Disoriented, Obito asks Madara whether he was also an Uchiha after seeing his Sharingan, then after seeing his scythe, whether he was a Shinigami who had come to take him to heaven or hell. Obito panics pleading to the thought-to-be Shinigami to spare him from hell because throughout his life, his actions had not been all that bad. As the young Uchiha winced in pain from his sudden movement, Madara tells him to take that pain as a sign that he was still alive, however barely. Madara then tells the young man that it was he who saved him after he appeared in his underground passage, but in return, Obito must repay him his debt. Obito, however, tells the old man that he can't stay too long for he still had friends to protect as a war was still ongoing. Madara chastises Obito, telling him that with his body in the current state that it was, he could no longer be a shinobi. Dismaying, that he had finally awoken the power to protect his comrades, Madara lectures Obito about the reality of the shinobi world and all its ills. Obito then notices the change in demeanour the old man had, though Obito is still adamant that he wants to leave leading Madara to state that he was free to leave, if he was able to do so. Obito then begins to wonder what an old man with a Sharingan was doing in a place such as this. He finally questions the elder on who he was, asking whether or not he was a missing-nin. Madara, now seated, however, responds stating that he was "a ghost of the Uchiha": Madara Uchiha. In shocked disbelief, Obito states that the man before him could not be his ancestor as Madara had died during his fight with Hashirama Senju decades ago. The elder explains to the young Uchiha that he escaped death and that he needs constant chakra supply from the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path to survive or he would die right away. Aggravated, Obito forces himself out of bed stating that he would go back to Konoha. Madara then warns him that moving will probably rip off the artificial body which he had to use on him. Madara repeats again that Obito needs to do what he says from now on. Obito angrily asks what Madara wants to which he simply replies that he wanted to create a perfect world, but Obito is still adamant, determined to protect his friends. Still weak, Madara explains to Obito that he will take his Sharingan if he dies trying to force himself to leave, noting that he himself was using another's eye, having left his own to someone else and the Sharingan requires two eyes to bring out their true potential. Thinking to himself, Obito states that he can't waste time, and tells Kakashi and Rin to wait for him as he was still alive.


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Bluegrass Underground "Jim Lauderdale" Equal parts Rhinestone Cowboy and Borscht Belt comic, two-time Grammy-winning singer/songwriter/guitarist Jim Lauderdale's talents dance across the worlds of country (writing hits for George Jones and George Strait), rock (writing with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter), Americana and bluegrass (with icon Ralph Stanley). Featuring Randy Kohrs on tenor vocals/dobro and the Steeldrivers' Richard Bailey on banjo, the Jim Lauderdale Bluegrass Band is unique and an absolute must-see performance. D
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Music Voyager "Afro-Colombian Grooves" From Cartagena's gorgeous old city to the rough and tumble streets and beaches of La Boquilla, this episode of Music Voyager provides entree into the beauty, rhythms and culture of this colorful city. Colombia's beautiful Caribbean coast gave rise to cumbia, the iconic Colombian rhythm now popular in nearly every corner of Latin America. Host Jacob Edgar discovers sights of Cartagena da Indias alongside Toto la Momposina, one of the most respected figures in Colombian music, who performs with her band on the beach as local children dance along. D
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Pictures: Evidence photos released in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin
Evidence photos released by the Fourth Circuit Court State Attorney's Office and the lawyers for George Zimmerman in the shooting death of teen Trayvon Martin. Sanford resident Zimmerman has been charged with second-degree murder in Martin's death.
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For eligibility questions, contact the LGLLS Player Agent
How and when do I prove my residency within LGLLS's boundaries, and why do we have to do this?
Each LGLLS player is required to provide proof of residency within LGLLS's boundaries. Residence shall be established and supported by CURRENT documents from THREE OR MORE of the following categories to determine residency of such parent(s) or guardian:
NOTE: Most people have the three required documents in their cars. A current Driver's License, current Vehicle Registration, and current Vehicle Insurance Card meet the requirements! Other documents must be dated within 12 months of February 1, 2016.
For the 2017 Spring season, all required documents must be received by LGLLS no later than March 1, 2017. Little League regulations require LGLLS to verify eligibility and collect proof of residency to verify eligibility to participate in LGLLS and potentially participate in a Little League All-Star tournament.
Each family should submit a COPY of the player's birth certificate and 3 proofs of residency to LGLLS in ONE of the following ways, listed in order of preference:
1) Scan and email copies of your documents to our league Secretary
2) Mail copies of your documents to: LGLLS, PO Box 3308, Leesburg, VA 20177
ALL players are required to submit this documentation to the league before participating in practices or games.
Why is LGLLS collecting birth certificate and proof of residency documents?
Birth certificates have always been used to verify a first-time player's age eligibility to participate in LGLLS. LGLLS has always verified league eligibility based on the address(es) used during player registration. LGLLS is collecting birth certificates and proof of residency documents for ALL players to comply with a recently revised Little League requirement that requires us to do so.
Why can't I just show my documentation to someone to prove my player's eligibility and residency?
For a league of the size of LGLLS, it simply isn't feasible to validate the documents on-the-fly. Having a small number of Board member volunteers validate and file the documentation will obviously be a time-consuming task that is best completed in the offseason. Furthermore, players who participate in All-Stars have always been required to submit this documentation. Collecting and cataloging this documentation in the offseason allows LGLLS to comply with the Little League regulation, and removes the documentation burden on All Star participants.
Who will have access to the birth certificates and proof of residency documentation?
A small number of LGLLS Board members who have completed a background check.
I previously submitted all the documentation for my player… why haven't I heard back from anyone?
Due to the large volume and varying formats of documents, it will take several weeks to validate and catalog all the documents that have been received. That activity will be taking place while a small number of league volunteers prepare for the upcoming season by conducting preseason meetings and training for LGLLS managers, and while they complete all other player-to-team assignments. A LGLLS representative will contact you if we require additional documentation. If you are not sure if you've submitted all the required documentation, please resubmit!
Where/how will my documentation be stored?
Paper documents will be stored and archived in a secured location. Electronic documents will be stored and archived on our encrypted server and/or a CD stored in a secured location.
How long will LGLLS keep my documents?
Birth certificates will be kept on file until a player is no longer eligible to play in LGLLS. Once a player becomes ineligible for any reason, those documents will be shredded and/or deleted. The revised Little League regulation requires participating players to submit proof of residency documents prior to the start of each season. Following each season, proof of residency documents will be shredded and/or deleted. Upon written request, LGLLS may make paper documents available for pickup by the participant at a designated time.
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Average rating: 4.47 / 5.0 Based on 16 reviews.
|My husband and I ate here last Sunday. The food was delicious! I love vegan Chinese food and this was by far the best I have ever had. I did not give it a 5 star rating, and only 4.5 because the service was pretty slow. However, it was worth the wait and I will definitely go eat here again!
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|Twice we've gone there & the food was okay. Tasted a bit "pre" prepared, like the frozen vegan dishes at the health food store. The service was awful. Two of us for dinner, & only 4 other tables dining, & we sat for 35 minutes before they took our order. The food was another 40 minutes...forgot our dessert which took another half hour. Probably won't go back to sit there, but get food to go.
Reviews: 8
|Great food with good service and the largest variety of vegan foods in the area. The place may not look like much from the outside, but be prepared to be impressed by the large selection of Asian and western foods. My favorite dishes are deep fried oyster mushrooms, mahalo grill, crumbed sensation, and crispy joyluck noodles. I really like the fact that the dishes do not have animal names.
Reviews: 6
|Good food, and very friendly service. The large 100% vegan menu is a real treat. There were all sorts of people there enjoying dinner late Sunday evening. It's nice to have so many vegan dessert options - the brownie and "ice cream" were quite convincing.
Reviews: 133
|Garishly painted, bright stained glass of primary colors, heavily decked with adoring photos of Supreme Master Ching Hai, ecclectic mostly organic all vegan menu now. Very friendly and efficient service, small portions judging from what I ordered. Many appealing things on the menu that I would come back to try, ranging from Indian to Thai, to American style. 3 veg restaurants within 8 blocks.
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|They catered our wedding and did a splendid job. Everything looked great, tasted great, and the helpful and friendly staff of Vegetarian House were able to point us to dishes that would hold up well after being outside for a while -- (We had our wedding in a park, with no on-site kitchen.) The fake shrimp is so tasty & cute, the cake was great. We were thoroughly pleased. Everything was perfect!
Reviews: 8
|There are a lot of vegan friendly items, asian and western dishes, as well as vegan optional dishes. The food is great, although the portion sizes have become a bit smaller. The desserts are delicious (both vegan and non-vegan items) but the chocolate vegan cake is a bit dry. I have been going to Vegetarian House for many years, and this is by far one of my fave veg places to eat in San Jose.
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|There are a lot to choose from and good parking. The food is very tasty and the service is very good. You can easily order too much and overeat - not recommended if you are on a diet.
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|Huge menu, mostly vegan (non vegan items marked). Has large round tables for pleasant group dinners and conversations. Clean, open atmosphere. Faux fish in claypot yummy, as was the fresh carrot cake. (On another visit the chocolate cake was old/dry).
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|Great desserts and regular foods. One of the only places in SJ that has food that isn't only Asian. Clearly mark items that are vegan. They have a HUGE selection...but stay away from the beef..nasty
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|Long time fav in the South Bay by many folks, lots of fake meat dishes, vegan options clearly market - prob. 99% of menu can be made vegan if not already. Some would say it's a little sterile.
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|love this place. tons and tons of amazing dishes. the vegan flan is incredible.
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|Best veg restaurant in Bay Area. Crispy Mushroom delight, Fried Ice Cream and Queen's chicken make my mouth water. Staff meditates between lunch and dinner - makes dinner that much better.
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|Food decent (heavy on mock meat dishes), service friendly, location clean and welcoming if a little weird. Must try the vegan fried ice cream - heavenly! Great selection of fresh vegan cakes too.
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|Spacious, relaxing restaurant with an extensive Asian menu. Traditional favorites with a veggie twist. Food is fresh and sauces are flavorful yet light. Bonus: pictorial menu with photos of each dish.
Reviews: 20
|Been eating there for years. Love the place! Favorites: Kung Pao Chicken, Queens Chicken, Chefs Special (like Ba Luc Lak), International Fried rice, Roti-not on the menu anymore but they still have it
Reviews: 3
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Monday, 5 September 2011
A bit of a riddle...
After speaking to my mother-in-law at the weekend it appears that she never knew her Granddad, Samuel Molloy. The story goes that after getting married to Margaret and having 4 children he just disappeared.
Well, obviously I like a challenge so the next day I started doing a little bit of digging and guess what I found - Samuel Molloy went to Canada! I found the passenger list of the SS Megantic (on Ancestry) and there he is. It doesn't look like he was planning on coming back either as he has answered yes when asked if he intends to live permanently in Canada. He doesn't hide the fact he's married either as he's described as husband. There is some writing that seems to mention wife but I can't read it - can anyone decipher it?So, now I'm obviously interested in Canadian records as I'd like to know what happened to Samuel once he got to Canada. I don't think the rest of the family ever went out to Canada so I wonder if he got remarried or how long he lived etc. Any tips on Canada would be great!
Labels: Family - Molloy, Place - Canada, Travel
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Hi Jo,ReplyDelete
I saw your plea on Little Bytes of Life tonight.
Send me what you've got at firstname.lastname@example.com. I might be able to shed a bit of light on him. Not the first time I've run across men leaving their families behind to come to Canada.
I noticed Montreal in your picture - a big clue there. I also need to know where Samuel came from. Some records for Montreal and ships are available, depends on when.
Check out my blog www.GenealogyCanada.blogspot.com, as I have some posts that may be helpful to you.
Elizabeth Lapointe
Thanks for the offer Elizabeth.ReplyDelete
I will definitely drop you an email with the information I have found and see whether you can point me in the right direction.
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Heat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Put the turkey wings* into a small roasting pan and roast them until they are golden brown, about 30 minutes. Heat 3 tablespoons olive oil in a large stock pot over medium-high heat. Add the onion, carrots, garlic, herbs, and peppercorns and cook for 5 minutes. Add the turkey wings. Pour some water into the roasting pan and scrape up all the browned bits on the bottom; add this to the pot. Cover everything in the pot with cold
water by 1-inch and bring to the boil, skimming any foam that rises to the surface. Reduce the heat and simmer for about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Strain out the solids and discard. Wipe out the pot and put it over medium heat. Melt the butter with the remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil and add the flour. Cook this roux, stirring frequently, until it is golden brown. Slowly whisk in the strained stock being careful to work out any lumps. Cook until the gravy has thickened, about 10 to 15 minutes.
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Merchant / Trade-oriented games
Group DescriptionThis game group is dedicated to games where its primary (or secondary) gameplay focuses on trading/bartering goods, resources, or items for a profit. The player usually plays the role of an individual travelling trader, or merchant company, or a nation, with the process of trade is conducted manually (not computer automated). Depending on the game, profit may be obtained by the player through manually selecting and buying goods in one location and selling them at another location (shops, towns, planets, etc.).
Merchant / trade-oriented games usually have the following characteristics:
- Obtaining profit through trade is usually explicitly expressed throughout the game or through official sources (e.g. game manual, etc.).
- Trade must be conducted by the player manually. Thus, gameplay may consist of the player researching goods and price differences for a profitable route.
- Computer-assisted scripts may be provided optionally to the player (e.g. caravan routes, etc.).
- Trade goods/items usually have no practical use or additional benefits to the player (e.g. cannot be used or equipped).
- Does not apply to games where although trade may exist as an integral part of the game, it is automatically set (though a computer animated script which may be manually created within the game), thus does not require the manual selling of goods or items (i.e. political/war-themed games such as Sid Meier's Civilization or 4x games does not apply). The term trading simulation is commonly used in this respect.
- Does not apply to role-playing games (RPGs) or any genre, where items, including weapons and armor may be available for buying and selling, does not necessarily primary gameplay intent of buying/selling items for profit, as intended by this game group, unless the game optionally and explicitly expresses trade as an integral part of the gameplay.
- Does not apply to games where the player may buy or sell parts/accessories for the player's car, rubber ducky, spaceship, or other forms of transportation.
- To be limited from sport-themed managerial games, where the player can buy or sell players, etc.
- Not to be confused with managerial games which although focuses on managing resources, trade is usually set automatically.
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GaitThe characteristic footfall pattern of a horse in motion. Thoroughbreds have four natural gaits -- walk, trot, canter and gallop. Thoroughbreds compete at a gallop.
GapAn opening in the rail where horses enter and leave the course.
Gate CardA card, issued by the starter, stating that a horse is properly schooled in starting gate procedures.
GeldingA male horse of any age that has been neutered by having both testicles removed.
GirthAn elastic and leather band, sometimes covered with sheepskin, that passes under a horse's belly and is connected to both sides of the saddle.
Good (track)A dirt track that is almost fast or a turf course slightly softer than firm.
Grab a QuarterInjury to the back of the hoof or foot caused by a horse stepping on itself (usually affects the front foot). Being stepped on from behind in the same manner, usually affects the back foot. A very common injury during racing. Generally, the injury is minor.
Graded RaceEstablished in 1973 to classify select stakes races in North America, at the request of European racing authorities, who had set up group races two years earlier. Always denoted with Roman numerals I, II, or III. Capitalized when used in race title (the Grade I Kentucky Derby).
Graduate1) Winning for the first time, horse or rider. 2) A horse that has moved up to allowance, stakes or handicap racing.
GrandsireThe grandfather of a horse; father ("sire") of the horse's dam or sire.


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The Spec Work Design Debate at SXSW: Is Spec Work Evil?
Pro Spec Work
• Jeremiah Owyang of Forrester research argues, "Spec work is here to stay and is definitely going to increase during a recession as buyers have less money…" as well as due to increased unemployment and and increase concern with personal branding.
• Jeff Howe, the author of Crowd sourcing points out the conflict as being between Journeyman vs. Young Designer. How says, "its the classic Catch 22" for the young designer to get a job.
• The CEO of Crowdspring points out that his site, 99 designs, and similar designer website.
• "On the buy side we see a range of buyers we see everything from Mom and pop to people needing designs for their personal blogs."
Against Spec Work
• AIGA is against spec design work because "Spec is design in a vacuum." Designer needs to provide a solution that understands and integrates the clients unique "Needs, goals, and challenges." With spec work there is no "give and take" Money from a client, "shows a commitment to that relationship."
• "Difference between…decoration and design."
My Take on the Spec Debate
I find myself in the gray area, like the esteemed panelist from Threadless, but decisively on the pro side as long as protections are taken to ensure exploitation in the spec work process isn't allowed to take place. In a world of globalization and weird economies of scale, this can be difficult.
I think spec work could turn into the equivalent of digital share cropping if prices go to low. Thankfully crowd spring has minimums–I hope other follow this model to help ensure some protection for digital artists. Companies like elance and odesk have no such lower limits to ensure designers are protected.
For more about crowd sourcing, companies in the crowd sourcing space, and resources about crowdsourcing check out the post at Compassion in Politics.
You can find Jeremiah Owyang's coverage of the spec design debate here. You can also see Andrew Hyde's speculative work is evil.