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It's not uncommon to want to dynamically add new sections to an XML file, such as a config file, without having to recompile existing code for processing said XML file. One common example is the way that .NET's app.config file supports a config section / config section handler model. You can add new arbitrary XML that is specific to a particular bit of code in its schema, then register a "handler" for that config section so that the standard System.Configuration classes can read and deal with that otherwise unknown schema.
Rather then explicitly registering "handlers" in the XML file itself, we can use the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF), which is now a fully baked part of the .NET 4 framework.
Let's say I start off with a configuration file that looks like this
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<product name="Product1">
<product name="Product2">
<feature id="1"/>
<feature id="36"/>
I want to be able to add new <product> sections in the future which will contain XML that only that particular product's plugin will know what to do with.
MEF is all about the "plugin" pattern. It allows me to declare "Exported" contracts that plugins essentially publish for use, and to declare that other components "Import" those plugins, meaning they require a runtime instance of one or more of those published exports. For the sake of the above example, I've defined an interface that each product plugin will need to support to process the XML from its config section.
interface IProductPlugin
bool Configure(XElement config);
When the overall XML file is processed, an instance of each product's plugin will be instantiated and "fed" the XElement that represents its config section. MEF makes it easy to choose which plugin gets loaded for each section using named contracts. The following two plugins
[Export("Product1", typeof(IProductPlugin))]
public class ProductOnePlugin : IProductPlugin
public bool Configure(XElement config)
var secret = from el in config.Descendants()
where el.Name == "secretP1Value"
select el.Value;
return true;
[Export("Product2", typeof(IProductPlugin))]
public class ProductTwoPlugin : IProductPlugin
public bool Configure(XElement config)
var installed = from el in config.Descendants()
where el.Name == "feature"
select el.Attribute("id").Value;
foreach (var off in installed)
return true;
both export the IProductPlugin interface, but they also declare a name under which it will be exported. We can use a corresponding "name" attribute in the <product> element of each section to get the right plugin. At runtime, the code to load the file reads each product element and instantiates the right plugin by asking MEF for the named instance from MEF's catalog.
XDocument top = XDocument.Load(s);
var products = from product in top.Root.Element("products").Elements()
select product;
foreach (var prod in products)
string name = prod.Attribute("name").Value;
var plugin = _container.GetExport<IProductPlugin>(name);
The key in this case is the GetExport method. It optionally takes that arbitrary string and tries to find the right instance from the catalog. In this particular case, for the sake of simplicity, the catalog is loaded from the running assembly.
_container = new CompositionContainer(new AssemblyCatalog(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()));
In practice, I would use the DirectoryCatalog class to build the catalog from all the assemblies in one directory, which would allow new plugin assemblies to be simply dropped into place without anything needing to be compiled.
I'll be speaking at PADNUG next Tuesday about the wonders of WF 4 and how to apply it to real world problems. We'll look at what problems WF solves, when it might be appropriate, and how to get started building your own workflows. We'll also look at using WF/WCF integration to create "declarative services" or "workflow services" quickly and easily.
As of this week, I'm now working at WebMD Health Service in NW Portland. I'm looking forward to working with the very smart people here, and learning about the latest in ASP.NET and Agile development in the enterprise.
More information to follow as the situation warrants.
private void OnKeyUp(object sender, KeyEventArgs arg)
if (arg.Key == Key.Enter)
if (peer != null)
if (sender is TextBox)
BindingExpression expression = (sender as TextBox).GetBindingExpression(TextBox.TextProperty);
The sample app I used for my Code Camp presentation is here. I'll post details about the sample later in the week.
While I guess I understand why this would be a problem, I don't understand why it worked before…
If I want to create a style for a button, let's say with a red background, I might create a brush resource that defines my special color of red, then reference that brush in a style resource like so
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="TheBrush">
<Style x:Key="RedButton" TargetType="Button">
<Setter Property="Background" Value="{StaticResource TheBrush}"/>
That works just fine. I get a red button like this
If the two resources are in the opposite order
<Style x:Key="RedButton" TargetType="Button">
<Setter Property="Background" Value="{StaticResource TheBrush}"/>
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="TheBrush">
then at runtime I'm going to end up with an exception because the resource "TheBrush" can't be found. Hmmm. I suppose that makes sense if we imagine the XAML processor instancing objects as it comes to them in the XZML file. It would try to instance "RedButton" and not be able to create the static reference to "TheBrush" because that object hasn't been instanced yet.
If I happen to apply that style some something in my XAML
Style="{StaticResource RedButton}"
Content="Red Button" Height="23"
Click="button1_Click" />
I'll get a compile error. OK. If, however, the reference to "RedButton" is in something like a DataTemplate that doesn't get applied until runtime, then I get a rather jarring runtime exception instead.
Again, I suppose this behavior makes sense given my theoretical model of the XAML processor (though it smacks of C++-ishness). What doesn't make sense is why it worked just fine in the RC, and just recompiling in the release of VS 2010 I now get runtime exceptions. Something obviously changed in the way resources are loaded and/or referenced at runtime.
We just caught this one this morning… It looks like WF 4 reuses activity instances across workflow instances. So if I have a WorkflowService that's hosted in IIS, and I call it from two different client threads at the same time, the two workflow instances now running on the server may be using the same activity instances for child activities. The documentation is not clear on this point, but that's the behavior we observed.
The implication is that you have to treat calls to your Activity's Execute method as stateless, and not maintain any state in your activity between calls to Execute. (Our specific problem was around EntityFramework containers. Apparently they don't like being called on multiple threads. :) )
Makes sense, but it's not clear at all from the documentation that it would be the case. You can rely on the thread safety of your InArguments and OutArguments, since they are accessed through the context, but private fields are right out unless whatever you store in them is also threadsafe.
This is probably one of those things that is obvious to everyone but me, but just in case it's not…
We're using Unity as our IoC container, and we are also using .NET 4 Workflow Services hosted in IIS, meaning .xamlx files that are served up by IIS 7. In order to get full value out of Unity, we need one instance of the Unity container that gets properly configured somewhere that is then available to any WF activity that might need to resolve a reference. But…since IIS is hosting, there's no direct access to the WorkflowServiceHost to add the Unity container as an extension (which is how we do it in places where we are hosting using WorkflowApplication in WPF apps, etc.). I suspected that the solution was a WCF Service Behavior extension, because that's how you set up a tracking participant if you are hosted in IIS, and luckily that turned out to be the case. I'd been putting off nailing it down because I suspected it was hard, but as luck would have it (or, rather, the cleverness of the ServiceModel team) it's not hard at all.
First, we need a behavior extension that creates (and ultimately configures) the Unity container. It has to implement IServiceBehavior, since we need it to be a service behavior to get access to the host.
public class UnityServiceBehavior : IServiceBehavior
#region IServiceBehavior Members
public void AddBindingParameters(ServiceDescription serviceDescription, System.ServiceModel.ServiceHostBase serviceHostBase, System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<ServiceEndpoint> endpoints, System.ServiceModel.Channels.BindingParameterCollection bindingParameters)
public void ApplyDispatchBehavior(ServiceDescription serviceDescription, System.ServiceModel.ServiceHostBase serviceHostBase)
WorkflowServiceHost host = serviceHostBase as WorkflowServiceHost;
if (host != null)
IUnityContainer container = new UnityContainer();
host.WorkflowExtensions.Add<IUnityContainer>(delegate { return container; });
public void Validate(ServiceDescription serviceDescription, System.ServiceModel.ServiceHostBase serviceHostBase)
public class UnityBehaviorElementExtension : BehaviorExtensionElement
public override Type BehaviorType
get { return typeof(UnityServiceBehavior); }
protected override object CreateBehavior()
return new UnityServiceBehavior();
Then, in our web.config, just register the extension, which in turn will configure and return behavior.
<!-- To avoid disclosing metadata information, set the value below to false and remove the metadata endpoint above before deployment -->
<serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true"/>
<!-- To receive exception details in faults for debugging purposes, set the value below to true. Set to false before deployment to avoid disclosing exception information -->
<serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="false"/>
<add name="unityExtension" type="UnityBehavior.UnityBehaviorElementExtension, UnityBehavior, Version=188.8.131.52, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null"/>
<serviceHostingEnvironment multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
In this case, the fact that the behavior element doesn't include a name means the set of behaviors it contains will be applied to any WCF service that is relying on the default configuration (one of the coolest things in .NET 4!) which is how our .xamlx file works in this example.
Once all that's done, from any activity in my .xamlx workflow I can access the IUnityContainer interface as an extension.
public sealed class CheckForUnity : CodeActivity
// Define an activity input argument of type string
public OutArgument<bool> HasUnity { get; set; }
// If your activity returns a value, derive from CodeActivity<TResult>
// and return the value from the Execute method.
protected override void Execute(CodeActivityContext context)
IUnityContainer container = context.GetExtension<IUnityContainer>();
context.SetValue<bool>(HasUnity, (container != null));
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Just in case someone is googling (binging?) this later…
If you are running Visual Studio 2010 (Beta 2) on Windows 7, and you want to create a Windows Identity Foundation STS or relying party application, you need to run VS as an administrator, or it won't create the project correctly. I suspect it's because it's trying to install a cert, but there is some other stuff that fails too, probably as a result. Once I ran VS as an admin, it all works fine.
And, just for the record, WIF is awesome! I've build an STS and relying app by hand for WCF 3, and this is SOOOOO much easier. Excellent work guys!
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6 Changes Every SEO Should Make BEFORE the Over-Optimization Penalty Hits - Whiteboard FridayBlog Post: April 19, 2012
I've got to say, sticking with the theme that content rather than promotion is key, then surely all directory links will eventually be devalued / penalised.
What does having a link from a directory say about your site? How many good sites with no SEO agency / team have directory links? In the last 8 years, how many directory links have been created for any other reason other than rankings?
All that directory links in your portfolio tells google is that someone who knows about SEO has had a go at the site. It is absolutely not an indication of quality content, which is Google's end goal.
As I can recently attest, strong directories do still have a massively positive effect, but surely their days are numbered...
I think this raises a good point. Any SEO promotion technique that becomes too successful moves from good practice into manipulation. The reason being, Google's position is ultimately at odds with ANY type of promotion.
The search engines goal is to reward websites that deliver the best possible customer experience - any promotional techniques, including those currently deemed legitimate, will eventually come under attack as Google wants to reward sites that deliver great customer experience, not those with well-organised marketing departments.
As Google's algorithmn improves its power, vision and reach, SEO will disappear and hoards of us will be editing our CVs to find work as Content and UX Strategists.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Game 3 of the World Series ended on a bizarre play that allowed to St. Louis Cardinals to take a two-games-to-one lead over the Boston Red Sox.
Third baseman Will Middlebrooks was called for obstruction in the bottom of the ninth, allowing Allen Craig to score the winning run in the Cardinals' 5-4 victory against the Red Sox. Yadier Molina started the winning rally with a single and moved to third on Craig's double off Koji Uehara before craziness ensued.
Jon Jay hit a grounder right at second baseman Dustin Pedroia with the Red Sox playing the infield in. Pedroia threw a strike to the plate to get Molina, and catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia fired to third in an attempt to nail Craig and end the inning. Saltalamacchia's throw sailed over the head of Middlebrooks and down the left-field line, prompting Craig to make a dash for home. But Middlebrooks got tangled up with Craig, who tripped before he was tagged out by Saltalamacchia. Third base umpire Jim Joyce made the obstruction call and allowed the run to count.
The Cardinals blew a pair of two-run leads before winning. Matt Holliday hit an RBI single in a two-run first and doubled home a pair to make it 4-2 in the seventh. The Red Sox tied it in the eighth as Daniel Nava hit an RBI grounder and Xander Bogaerts singled home the tying run.
Trevor Rosenthal blew the save in the eighth but picked up the victory. Uehara was tagged with the loss.
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During my recent trip to New York, I had one night to myself. I was so excited! Then I got there and it was pouring down rain, cold and windy. Boooo! NYC is a walking city and it was not walking weather.
Luckily I was staying at a really fun hotel with an interesting restaurant concept! I stayed at the Hudson on W 58th (very close to Lincoln Center & Central Park). The hotel - it's very hip. Dark, funky and unique. The rooms - the size of a cracker box of course. All of the girls remarked about the lack of room in the bathrooms - if you're over 5'5" - it's not gonna work for you. But - it's very cool.
I was starving and decided to check out Hudson Hall. It's a very unique dining experience - it's a fancy, funky cafeteria.
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I LOVED the concept - it was so different. A fancy cafeteria - whodathunkit?
sambal and puff rice. I should have gotten these - I'm so bad at making decisions when all the food is in front of me. I really like brussel sprouts (thanks Dad - he made me eat every vegetable as a kid).
Sous vide is French for "under vacuum" and is a method of cooking food sealed in air tight plastic bags in a water bath for a long time - apparently 72 hours. :-)
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The potatoes were fine - I should have been more adventurous. I could definitely taste the garlic and salt and there were crispy pieces, soft pieces and everywhere in between. They were good but I wish I'd tried the brussel sprouts or something more adventurous. Shame on me!
The dessert options were pretty nice - they had these incredibly huge donuts and one was even coconut cream...but it seemed a little too giant. I decided on the dainty cup of pudding.
Dainty it was not! It was extremely rich - I almost couldn't finish it after filling up on meat & potatoes! It was so good - the different textures were great. The chocolate was almost like a thick creme brulee, the peanut butter was fluffy like mouse and then the crumbles and peanuts added crunch and a little salt.
Why Should You Go? Not expecting my Cincinnati folks will hop on a plane to go - but if you're in NYC - it's a great option. The hotel is funky and cool - very chic feeling - and pretty affordable for NYC. (I stood out like a sore thumb - it's the Iowan in me.) The food was excellent and I liked it even more than the place we went the next night! (review coming...) It's so different to have this cafeteria like set-up - I loved the uniqueness of it. The food definitely did not disappoint.
The best part was there was something for everybody - if you're not adventurous - a slider & fries is a good choice. If you are adventurous - the cheese plate looked pretty unique and there were lots of other funky options. I also like that the menu is always changing - so I can't wait to go again next time I'm in the city!


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According to the The Windows Internet Explorer Weblog, "The IE9 Platform Preview includes the first release of our new JavaScript engine, codenamed Chakra, which fundamentally changes the performance characteristics of JavaScript inside Internet Explorer 9. Chakra includes a new JavaScript compiler that compiles JavaScript source code into high-quality native machine code, a new interpreter for executing script on traditional web pages, and improvements to the JavaScript runtime and libraries."
Allen Wirfs-Brock, Microsoft JavaScript Language Architect, recently posted an interesting discussion about how the development team working on the Chakra engine decides whether they will implement features that aren't included in a standards specification, with the aim of ensuring optimum interoperability. Chakra is being developed in careful accordance with the ECMAScript 5 (ES5) specification, but there are subtleties involved in determining what, for instance, constitutes a "real" regular expression.
Among the topics Wirfs-Brock covers in his post are "consensus features," the treatment of getter and setter methods, and the fact that, at present, IE9 will not support const declarations.
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WINTERPORT, Maine (AP) � Authorities say a garage fire in Winterport destroyed two antique vehicles, but the owner managed to get out before being hurt.
Fire Chief Thomas Doe says the fire on Monroe Road started at about 4 p.m. Sunday when the homeowner was in the garage doing some work on the cars.
Doe tells WABI-TV (http://bit.ly/VwVg12 ) the man was grinding metal when a spark flew and ignited the blaze.
By the time firefighters arrived, the garage was fully involved. A car and a pickup truck, both built in the 1940s, were a total loss.
Winterport firefighters were joined by the West Frankfort and Newburgh fire departments.
Doe says the garage was insured but he does not think the vehicles were.
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HANEEF-PARK INDUCTED INTO PREP HALL OF FAME: Tayyiba Haneef-Park was inducted into the Laguna Hills High School (Calif.) inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame class on Jan. 24. She attended Laguna Hills from 1993-1997 where she led the Hawks to the 1997 DII volleyball title and was named the California Athlete of the Year. Haneef-Park also excelled in basketball and track and field, winning the 1997 CIF California State Meet in the high jump. Her volleyball career started as a one-match opportunity when the LHHS volleyball coach asked the 6-7 Haneef-Park to stand and block balls at the net because of her height. That one match turned into a full volleyball career with many accolades. After a standout career at LHHS, Haneef-Park went on to a stellar volleyball career at Long Beach State University and with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team. She competed in three Olympic Games, earning silver medals at both the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and the 2012 London Olympic Games before retiring.
WINTER TRAINING BLOCK STARTS: The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team opened its eight-week winter training block on Jan. 27 at the American Sports Centers in Anaheim, Calif. The training block includes primarily athletes who recently completed their collegiate eligibility, though some athletes with remaining eligibility will train part-time around their academic curriculum and sand schedules. The outside hitters are University of Hawaii's Emily Hartong (Los Alamitos, Calif.), Loyola Marymount University's Kat Luft (Thousand Oaks, Calif.) and UCLA's Kelly Reeves (San Diego, Calif.) and University of Washington's Krista Vansant (Redlands, Calif.). The middle blockers are University of San Diego's Chloe Ferrari (Clovis, Calif.), Michigan State University's Alexis Mathews (Detroit, Mich.), University of Southern California's Alexis Olgard (Spokane, Wash.) and Penn State University's Katie Slay (Raleigh, N.C.). The setters are Cal State Northridge's Sydney Gedryn (San Jose, Calif.), University of Missouri's Molly Kreklow (Delano, Minn.) and University of Oregon's Lauren Plum (Poway, Calif.). The liberos are University of Southern California's Natalie Hagglund (Encinitas, Calif.) and Loyola Marymount University's Betsi Metter (Phoenix, Ariz.). The opposites are University of Washington's Kylin Munoz (Monroe, Wash.) and University of Texas' Bailey Webster (Baltimore, Md.). Additions to the roster may occur during the training block.
FAUCETTE WITH EVERGRANDE IN CHINA: Juliann Faucette (San Diego) is playing in China this winter with Guangdong Evergrande, which is under the direction of 2008 U.S. Olympic head coach "Jenny" Lang Ping. Evergrande defeated league-leader Zheijang 25-23, 25-16, 20-25, 25-19 on Jan. 23. Faucette carried her team with 19 kills on 51 attacks and two aces for a match-high 21 points. In the 15th round, Evergrande rallied past Liaoning 18-25, 21-25, 25-23, 25-22, 15-10 on Jan. 26. Faucette scored a team-high 21 points with 19 kills on 56 attacks and two aces. Evergrande is in third place with a 7-4 record and 22 points. The 16th round is on Feb. 8 after the Chinese New Year.
BOWN, SPICER WITH SHANGHAI IN CHINA: Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.), a three-time U.S. Olympic Volleyball Team selection and silver medalist in 2008, and former U.S. National Team member Nellie Spicer are competing for Shanghai in the Chinese League this winter. Shanghai battled past Liaoning 19-25, 25-21, 25-22, 25-18 on Jan. 23. Bown tallied 11 kills on 16 attacks with just one error to go with a block and ace for 13 points. Spicer started the entire match helped Shanghai convert 64 of 95 attacks into kills with 59 assists in the match. She added a kill and ace for two individual points. Shanghai was edged by Tianjin 25-17, 22-25, 23-25, 25-15, 15-9 on Jan. 26 in the 15th round. Bown was credited with seven kills on 11 attacks and three blocks for 10 points. Spicer, with one ace during the match, set Shanghai to a 50 kill percent (44 of 88). Shanghai is in fifth place with a 4-7 record. The 16th round is on Feb. 8 after the Chinese New Year.
HILL WITH ATOM TREFL SOPOT IN POLAND: Kim Hill (Portland, Ore.), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing this winter with Atom Trefl Sopot in the Polish Oren Liga. In the Polish Orlen League, Sopot overwhelmed Budowlani Lodz 25-16, 25-23, 25-19 on Jan. 26. Hill scored eight points with six kills, one block and one ace. She also handled 28 of her team's 52 service receptions. Sopot is now 12-3 overall and in second place behind league-leader KPS Chemik Police.
ADAMS WITH TAURON BANIMEX DABROWA IN POLAND: Rachael Adams (Cincinnati, Ohio), a middle blocker on the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is playing in Poland this winter with Tauron Banimex Dabrowa Gornicza. In the Polish Orlen League, Tauron lost to KPS Chemik Police 25-23, 25-19, 21-25, 25-17 on Jan. 22 in a makeup match from earlier in the year. Adams chalked up 12 points with eight kills on 14 errorless attacks and four aces. Tauron recovered to defeat PGNiG Nafta Pila 25-16, 25-16, 25-21 on Jan. 25 in its regularly scheduled match. Adams produced seven kills on nine errorless attacks and a block for eight points. Tauron sits in fourth place in the regular league standings with an 8-8 record and 24 points. Adams is maintaining a blog during her travels, and is open to the public at rachadams.com.
THOMPSON WITH VOLERO ZURICH IN SWITZERLAND: Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.), a silver medal-winning setter on the 2012 U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team, arrived in mid-November to play for Volero Zurich in the Swiss League. In the CEV Champions League, Volero rallied past Italy's Rebecchi NordMeccanica Piacenza 22-25, 25-18, 25-20, 25-19 on Jan. 21 to advance to the Playoff 6 Round home-and-home series against Russia's Dinamo Kazan. Thompson set Volero to a 38 kill percent in the second victory over Piacenza in the home-and-home series. The Volero-Kazan home-and-home series dates will be announced later. In the Swiss League, Volero blanked Sm'Aesch Pfeffingen I 25-10, 25-19, 25-21 on Jan. 25 to improve to 15-0 overall with just two sets lost. Volero resumes Swiss League action on Feb. 1 against second-place Volley Koniz.
LARSON-BURBACH WITH DINAMO KAZAN IN RUSSIA: Jordan Larson-Burbach (Hooper, Neb.), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing once again for Dinamo Kazan in the Russia Super League. In CEV Champions League, Kazan swept Russian rival Dinamo Moscow 25-15, 25-22, 25-23 on Jan. 22 to conclude the home-and-home Playoff 12 Round with a 2-0 record. Larson-Burbach notched 11 points with 10 kills on 32 attacks and a block while achieving a 56 positive reception percent on 16 errorless chances. Kazan now advances to the Playoff 6 Round home-and-home series versus Switzerland's Volero Zurich with dates to be announced. In the Russia Super League, Kazan is idle until a Feb. 16 match versus Proton. Kazan is two victories ahead of second-place Omichka (9-2) and three points in the standings.
MURPHY WITH NOVARA IN ITALY: Opposite Kelly Murphy (Wilmington, Ill.) joined Igo Gorgonzola Novara in the Italian Serie A1 league midway through the league schedule. Novara lost to Foppapedretti Bergamo 25-22, 25-23, 19-25, 27-25 in the first of two Italian Serie A1 Cup quarterfinal round home-and-home matches on Jan. 26. Murphy subbed into the match in the first set and produced 15 points in the loss with 13 kills on 31 attacks, one block and one ace. The teams meet again on Jan. 29 to conclude the Italian Cup quarterfinal round. Sixth-place Novara (5-5, 15 points) opens the second half of the Italian Serie A1 regular season on Feb. 2 against third-place Bergamo (7-3, 22 points).
LLOYD WITH CONEGLIANO IN ITALY: Setter Carli Lloyd (Bonsall, Calif.) is competing for Imoco Volley Conegliano in the Italian Serie A league for this winter season. In CEV Champions League action, Conegliano lost out on a chance to advance to the Playoff 6 Round after being swept 25-20, 25-19, 29-27 by Russia's Omichka Omsk in the second of a home-and-home match, followed by a 15-10 setback in the Golden Set on Jan. 23. Conegliano needed to win just one set in the second match to advance, but could not push through to the end. Lloyd set Conegliano to a 32 kill percent while adding five blocks, one kill and one ace for seven points from her setter position. In a break of the Italian Serie A1 for the Italian Cup, Conegliano handled Unendo Yamamay Busto Arsizio in the first of two quarterfinal round home-and-home matches on Jan. 26. Lloyd set Conegliano to a 38 kill percent as a team while adding two individual kills on four attacks, two blocks and an ace for five points. The teams meet again to conclude the quarterfinal round on Jan. 29. In the Italian Serie A1, fourth-place Conegliano (7-3, 21 points) starts the second half on Feb. 2 against 10th-place Ihf Volley Frosinone (2-8, 6 points).
PAOLINI WITH HITACHI IN JAPAN: Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.), a middle blocker with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is playing for Hitachi Rivale in the Japanese V-League top division. Hitachi had its two-match win streak snapped by Toyota with a 25-21, 25-23, 21-25, 25-21 setback on Jan. 25. Paolini tallied 12 kills on 35 attacks with just one error to go with three blocks for 15 points. Hitachi rebounded from the loss by defeating JT Marvelous 25-23, 17-25, 20-25, 25-23, 15-9 on Jan. 26. Paolini scored 12 kills on 24 attacks to go with two blocks for 14 points. Hitachi is in fourth place with a 6-6 record.
HAGGLUND, MIYASHIRO WITH VILSBIBURG IN GERMANY: Libero Tamari Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii), a libero on the 2012 U.S. Olympic silver-medal team, and setter Jenna Hagglund (West Chester, Ohio) are playing for Rote Raben Vilsbiburg in the German league this winter. In addition, Americans Dominique Lamb and Michelle Bartsch are competing on the squad. Vilsbiburg lost to Aachen 25-19, 25-22, 25-14 on Jan .25. Hagglund set the team to a 39 kill percent for the match, but Aachen succeeded on 48 percent of its attacks. Bartsch secured seven points in the setback. Vilsbiburg is in third place with a 26-20 set ratio and 24 points. Vilsbiburg returns to action on Jan. 29 against VolleyStars Thuringen.
HILDEBRAND WITH AMIL IN BRAZIL: Kristin Hildebrand (Orem, Utah), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is playing this winter with Volei Amil in the Brazil Super League. Amil swept Rio Do Sul 28-26, 21-13, 21-15 on Jan. 24. Hildebrand notched 10 points including eight kills and two blocks. Amil resumes action on Jan. 28 against Minas.
BERGSMA WITH MINAS IN BRAZIL: Alaina Bergsma (Chandler, Ariz.), who trained with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team in the summer of 2013 after winning the 2012 AVCA Division I National Player of the Year, is playing for Minas Tenis Clube in Brazil this season. Minas lost to Sesi Sao Paulo 21-14, 21-12, 21-11 on Jan. 24. Bergsma scored a team-high eight points, all on kills via 23 attacks. Minas looks to recover from loss on Jan. 28 against Amil.
SCOTT WITH BRASILIA IN BRAZIL: Danielle Scott (Baton Rouge, La.), a five-time U.S. Olympian playing middle blocker and two-time Olympic silver medalist, is competing in Brazil this club season with Brasilia Volei. Brasilia pushed past Maranhao 21-18, 21-11, 21-10 on Jan. 25 as Scott scored five points in her starting role. Brasilia looks to continue its win streak on Jan. 28 against Sao Bernardo.
KIM GLASS WITH BANANA BOAT/PRAIA CLUBE IN BRAZIL: Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.), a 2008 U.S. Olympic silver medalist, is playing in the Brazilian Super League this winter with Banana Boat/Praia Clube. Banana Boat edged Pinheiros 21-12, 22-24, 19-21, 21-19, 15-6 on Jan. 24 as Glass was not on the roster due to injury. Banana Boat resumes league action on Jan. 28 versus Barueri. To follow her blog, click here.
HOOD WITH ILBANK IN TURKEY: Outside hitter Regan Hood (Dallas) is playing for Ilbank of the Turkish League this winter. Ilbank lost a heart-breaking 19-25, 26-24, 27-25, 18-25, 15-10 match to Galatasaray on Jan. 25. Hood scored a match-high 25 points with 20 kills on 46 attacks, three blocks and two aces. She added a 71 positive reception percent on 51 chances. Ilbank, 8-6 overall with 23 points, is in sixth place in the league standings.
ALISHA GLASS WITH FENERBAHCE IN TURKEY: Setter Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) is competing this winter with Fenerbahce in Turkey. In CEV Cup action, Fenerbahce dominated LP Salo 25-21, 27-25, 25-14 on Jan. 22 to close out the 4th Final Round home-and-home series with a 2-0 record. Glass set Fenerbahce to a 40 kill percent, adding five individual points via three blocks, one ace and one kill. With the series victory, Fenerbahce advances to the CEV Cup Challenge round against Czech Republic's Prostejov with home-and-home matches on Feb. 4 and Feb. 12. In the Turkish League, Fenerbahce blanked VakifBank 25-22, 25-22, 25-19 on Jan. 25 to snap VakifBank's 73-match win streak. Glass did not play in the match. Fenebahce is now 13-1 in the league and atop the league standings with VakifBank (13-1).
GIBBEMEYER, CRIMES WITH LOKOMOTIV BAKU: Middle blocker Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.) is playing for Lokomotiv Baku in the Azerbaijan Super League. In addition, former National Team middle blocker Alexis Crimes (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) is playing for Lokomotiv. In CEV Cup action, Lokomotiv Baku was unable to advance to the Challenge Round after falling to Poland's Polski Cukier Fakro Muszyna 26-24, 14-25, 25-21, 18-25, 15-12 on Jan. 23. In Azerbaijan Super League, Lokomotiv was set to play Igtisadchi on Jan. 28, followed by Telecom on Feb. 8. To follow her blog throughout the year, click here.
AKINRADEWO, BANWARTH, JACKSON WITH RABITA IN AZERBAIJAN: Middle blocker Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.), a 2012 U.S. Olympic silver medalist, libero Kayla Banwarth (Dubuque, Iowa), Cursty Jackson (Los Angeles) and Brittnee Cooper are part of Rabita Baku for the 2013-14 club season. Rabita defeated Telecom 25-17, 25-15, 25-21 on Jan. 25 in its return to the Azerbaijan Super League schedule. Rabita, now with 15 points and 5-0 in the standings, plays Igtisadchi on Jan. 31 followed by Azeryol on Feb. 8. Rabita Baku was selected to host the CEV Champions League Final Four scheduled for March 15-16 and has a direct spot in the semifinals.
OPEN TRYOUTS: The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team will hold its annual open tryout Feb. 21-23, 2014, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (OTC) in Colorado Springs, Colo. The tryout process will be used primarily to identify prospective athletes for the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team. Athletes not invited to participate with the National Team may be invited to attend a second tryout as part of the U.S. Collegiate National Teams program (formerly U.S. Women's Senior A2 Teams). To be eligible for the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team through this tryout, athletes must have concluded their collegiate eligibility. This program could begin as early as the spring of 2014, or when the athlete's academic year or professional club season has concluded. Athletes with remaining collegiate eligibility will be eligible for the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, as well as the U.S. Collegiate National Teams program, which consists of two different options if selected. For the complete press release, click here.


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Songbird Cinnamon-inspired by the Songbird of Bioshock Infinite, this a deep caramel shade full of the green to gold sister UP pigment.
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This is a somewhat categorized list of all of our current scents. They are broken up by theme, but this is only for reference in this guide. They are not broken up by theme in product listings.
Game of Thrones
- Lemon Cakes - notes of sweet almond, powdered sugar, and bright citrus fruits.
- Night's Watch - a more masculine scent, this smells of clean air, a hint of musk and amber
- Rhaegal - a complex mix of bright tropical fruits and cold crisp eucalyptus and lemon peel
- Drogon - coconut milk blends with citrus zest and warm vanilla and spice
- Viserion - bright lemon mixes with the sweetness of bourbon and hints of lavender and spicy hops.
- Fire and Blood - mist and smoke blend with sweet cake
- We Do Not Sow - briny ocean air mixes with sweet bourbon vanilla for a warm and clean scent
- Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken - this scent is all things warm and summery: rich, tropical fruits and warm summer air
- Banshees Are In - hands down my favorite scent, this is a complex mix of tonka bean, burnt sandalwood, and sweet cotton candy.
- *NEW* Fumimancy - a mix of pistachio, angel food cake, macarons, and charred sandalwood for a deliciously complex scent.
- *NEW* Floramancy - a green scent full of bright cactus flower, lime, and spring greenery.
- *NEW* Noctemancy - a spicy mix of cinnamon, sage, bourbon, vanilla, and a hint of sandalwood.
- *NEW* Amormancy - a luscious tropical blend of pineapple, bubblegummy jackfruit, and tropical spices.
- Tasseomancy - smells of all things tea: spicy chai, earthy red tea, and fruity herbal tea.
- Sanguinomancy - another complex one, this smells of ripe peaches, sandalwood, and floral notes of Pikake flowers.
- Pyromancy - spicy mix of cinnamon candies and burnt sugar.
- Glaciomancy - this one evokes some pretty strong childhood memories for me of being home on a snow day while my grandmother bakes a treat for all of us. It's wintry skies with a hint of baking cake.
- Dracomancy - some dragons were thought to hoard riches and wealth so this one combines rich and clean scents: Tahitian vanilla, Scotch, brine, and a touch of caramel.
Activities for Kids
- Let's Go to the Beach - a fun beachy mix of coconut, lemongrass, and salt water
- Clowns Are Fun - a fun combination of fruit loops and kettle corn
- Easy Bake Coven - birthday cake mingles with butterscotch and bourbon
- Electrokinesis for Beginners - coconut rice pudding blends with rose and cognac
- Let's Dig for Treasure - an enticing mix of pineapple, peach, chocolate, rice flower, and red tea
- Let's Talk to Ghosts - a refreshing mix of grapefruit and honeyed pineapple
- Krampus Klaws - smells of everything spicy and gingerbread with a little added touch of sweet chai.
- Santa's Slay - equal parts cinnamon and cooling peppermint.
- Pumpkin King - warming combination of clove, cardamom, bourbon, and pumpkin.
- Never Feed It After Midnight - gingersnap cookies combine with the decadent scent of s'mores and a touch of cool fall air.
- Cheer of Fear? - pepper and cinnamon mix with sweet vanilla and cherry tobacco.
- What's This?! - a blend of freshly fallen snow, cinnamon, fir, and vanilla.
- You're a Mean One - A Grinch-approved blend of pistachio, cake, and sea salt.
- Peppermint - The perfect holiday blend of cooling peppermint and Christmas trees.
- Ribbon Candy - Smells of all the candy!
- Sugar Plum Fairy - Sweet sugar plums blend with vanilla and amber.
- Unnamed Soap that Needs a Label - Blend of freshly fallen snow, cinnamon candies, and whiskey.
Haunting of Hill House
- Screaming Meemies - floral bergamot combines with rich vanilla and whisky and a hint of holiday spices.
- The Red Door - woody juniper and sage with vanilla poached pears.
- Scattered - a very fruity scent of sweet blueberry jam, apple and a hint of herbaceous sage.
- Witness Marks - a complex mix of fresh mint, basil, sweet nectarines and cookie dough.
- Come Home Nell - combines floral notes of absinthe with the earthy scents of vanilla, sandalwood, and a hint of cedar.
- The Twin Thing - simultaneously smells of bright fruity blackberry and caramel popcorn.
- The Bent-neck Lady - cinnamon candies mingles with crisp pear, dry quince, and amber.
- The False Shepherd - Much like Booker himself, this is a complex scent of tobacco, vanilla, sandalwood, bourbon, and spices.
- The Lamb - inspired by all of the things I imagine Elizabeth missed out on, this smells of holiday pumpkin pie, warm almond cookies, and a hint of vanilla.
- Little Fish - a rich blend of chocolate and cherries making it smell just like a cherry cordial.
- Beyond the Sea - brine and ozone mix with a hint woodsy oak and rich vanilla.
- Paris - rose and bright sparkling Moscato combine with a hint of patchouli for warmth.
- Time Rots Everything - Lemon mixes with patchouli, rose, mint and a bit of rosemary.
- Even Hope - Floral plumeria with cool mint and the sugary sweetness of Captain Crunch.
HP Potions
- Polyjuice Potion - ripe peaches and sweet lychee with a hint of dry tobacco but still a very fruity and flirty scent.
- Veritaserum - calming lavender, spicy pepper, and sweet grape soda because the truth can either be sweet or bitter and spicy.
- Amortentia - a love potion that smells of sweet berries and citrus, rich spices like cinnamon and coriander, and black patchouli.
- Draught of Living Death - one of my favorites, this smells of bright fruit, pineapple, orange, nutmeg, and a hint of cilantro.
TIS San Antonio Scents
- Don't Play in a Graveyard - a complex mix of amber, sandalwood, vanilla, with floral rose and jasmine that has a hint of smoky musk.
- Always Say Goodbye - rich cedar mixes with patchouli, blueberry, rich spice, and a hint of thyme and caramelized sugar.
- Summoning Spirits - a scent to warm you, this smells of rich cocoa, cinnamon, myrrh, orange, and warming clove.
- Apocalypse - A complex mix of root beer, nectarines, sandalwood, and herbal basil.
- Forbidden Fruit - Smells of slightly overripe apples, sweet wine, and a hint of smoky fireplace.
- Witches and Warlocks - A complex mix of vanilla, spice, tobacco, and herbaceous greenery.
- Pineapple Upside Down Cake - caramelized pineapples and rich cake. Smells good enough to eat but don't!
- Straight Out of the Dryer - smells like fresh laundry and dryer sheets.
- PSL - pumpkin spice with a hint of brown sugar and coffee.
- Caramel Macchiato - rich caramel and vanilla meld together in harmony.
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An old pro-car, anti-motorcycle maxim says "Four wheels good, two wheels bad." However, if you've still got two extra wheels that aren't on the ground, it's more like "Four wheels good, two wheels awesome." Here's four awesome two-wheels-in-the-air videos.
First up, a Renault Clio from 2007, on an undisclosed European road course.
The Clio's popularity among rallyers might stem from its ability to recover from the tipsies, as this driver at a 2007 Hungarian rally demonstrates.
Why do the Hungarians seem over-represented here? Just a couple of months later, this Seat Ibiza GpA would walk up to the limits of two-wheel-driving at the Hungarian rally championships.
It's not just Europeans who can enjoy releasing some vertical hold, as Dave Mirra demonstrates in this shot from the 2008 Oregon Trail rally.


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Badgers women complete sweep against Buckeyes
Improve to 23-3-2 with No. 1 Minnesota on horizon
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The No. 2 Wisconsin Women's Hockey team continued to roll Saturday, scoring a 3-2 win over Ohio State. Brittany Ammerman scored two goals for Wisconsin.
Ammerman's first goal came in the opening period. The Badgers out shot the Buckeyes 12-2 in the opening frame.
With Wisconsin leading 1-0 in the second period, Sarah Nurse scored to stretch the lead to 2-0. OSU refused to quit, answering the Badgers' goal with a goal of their own to cut the Wisconsin lead in half.
In the third period, Ammerman slammed the door shut with her second goal of the game. Alex Rigsby had 23 saves in her 13th win of the year.
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FOX RIVER GROVE – Home tours of architectural or historically significant houses in the village are allowed, but there are now conditions in place.
The Village Board on Thursday adopted an ordinance that requires people who give home tours to obtain a special-use permit.
Special-use permits are approved or denied by the Village Board.
Under the rules that were approved, a home tour is identified as use of an owner-occupied residence or property with special architectural or historical significance for either home tours or special community-related events or activities, or both, that involve members of the public, whether any fee or donation is involved.
Home-tour rules do not apply to showing a residence or a property to potential purchasers or renters under the proposal.
People who give home tours would have to submit a parking and traffic plan and a calendar of proposed events and activities. There could be limitations on hours, the number of tours and the number of people allowed to participate in the tours.
Signage and other advertising would be restricted, and there would be periodic inspections by the village.
Residential property owners giving tours became an issue in recent years when the village filed charges alleging that Bettendorf Castle owner Michael Strohl had violated residential zoning rules by inviting visitors to his home for a tour. Strohl was found not guilty.
Bettendorf Castle is a house and grounds modeled after a castle in Luxembourg that includes turrets, a drawbridge and a dungeon.
Board members said the ordinance, which included updates on home occupation rules, was not specially written for the Bettendorf Castle. Trustee Michael Schiestel said the ordinance addresses part of the castle issue.
Village President Robert Nunamaker said the village's ordinances were previously silent on home tours.
"We believe it's fair and works for the whole village," Nunamaker said. "Time will tell."
Julie Tappendorf, an attorney for Ancel Glink, was hired by the village to assist in writing the ordinance.
"The ordinance is very clear of what's allowed, what the process is if you want to have a home tour or these related community uses," Tappendorf said.
She said Oak Park has a similar ordinance regulating home tours and requiring special-use permits. Tappendorf said she is not aware if that ordinance has been challenged.
Robert Hanlon, attorney for the Strohls, would not comment Thursday on whether his clients planned to file suit against the village, but criticized the new rules.
"Unfortunately the village of Fox River Grove officials have apparently decided ... that my clients' First Amendment rights to assemble don't appear to be wanted in Fox River Grove," Hanlon said. "For whatever the reason, the village of Fox River Grove wants to trample on my clients' rights."
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Fox River Grove adopts ordinance
FOX RIVER GROVE – Home tours of architectural or historically significant houses in the village are allowed, but there are now conditions in place.


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OAKLAND — The A's have been waiting since the All-Star break for a big Coco Crisp breakout, and he might have struck the kind of blow Tuesday night that serves up some long-overdue hot Coco.
Crisp broke a 1-1, fourth-inning tie with a bases-loaded, rifle-shot triple down the right field line to lead Oakland to a 6-2 victory over the New York Mets at the Coliseum and snap the club's season-worst five-game losing streak.
How big was it to see three runs cross the plate on one swing of the bat by Crisp?
"It felt like 10 runs at the time," said manager Bob Melvin.
Indeed, the way the A's have been going at the plate, it did. And for the big hit to come from Oakland's veteran leadoff man made it all the more significant.
Crisp has been in one of his worst funks since coming to the A's in 2010. He went 2 for 23 on the club's 1-6 trip and was 9 for 73 (.123) since the break heading into this latest game. He hadn't had a multi-hit game since July 8, also the date of his last stolen base.
While many fans have pointed to the trade of Yoenis Cespedes as the primary reason for the A's recent offensive struggles, the virtual absence of Crisp's production may be the real reason Oakland has had such trouble scoring. He is their igniter, their chief speed threat, and a player who can carry a team when he's on a roll.
With crucial series against the Los Angeles Angels and Seattle Mariners on the horizon, the A's can only hope Crisp is about to go on a tear. For his part, he thinks he's finally figuring some things out, even resorting to picking up a bat at home to try and devise an effective batting position.
"I've got a bat in my house, just in case I get an intruder," he said. "But it works for this purpose, too, and I try to get some sort of setup or feel, then bring it to the field the next day and hope it works. None of it was working, but a couple of days ago, I found something that felt comfortable."
So what has he tried?
"I've been manipulating my stance or choking up on the bat or moving my position in the box trying to figure out something that might work," he said. "I've been dealing with some stuff where I have to make an adjustment to be successful."
Crisp got going early with a single in the third inning, when the A's loaded the bases with two outs but failed to score when Josh Donaldson struck out against Mets starter Dillon Gee.
In the fourth inning, the A's loaded the bases again against Gee on a Stephen Vogt one-out single, a Derek Norris double into the left field corner and a Josh Reddick walk. Alberto Callaspo's sacrifice fly brought home Oakland's first run, which tied the score 1-1, and Eric Sogard drew a two-out walk to load the bases for Crisp.
On a 1-0 pitch, Crisp took a big rip and slashed a liner into the right field corner, clearing the bases and giving Oakland a 4-1 lead.
The big hit seemed to buoy starter Scott Kazmir, who required 51 pitches to get through his first three scoreless innings and then surrendered a solo home run to the Mets' Travis d'Arnaud to open the top of the fourth.
But following the Crisp game-breaker, Kazmir (14-5) didn't allow a hit over his final two innings and finished his 105-pitch night with a 1-2-3 top of the sixth. Kazmir wound up allowing four hits and three walks while striking out six.
"It was huge to get that big inning," Kazmir said. "I was able to go out there and just attack the strike zone. It makes a big difference when you have a lead like that and you can get them on their heels a little bit and be aggressive."
The Mets got a run back in the top of the seventh against reliever Ryan Cook, but the A's closed things out with scoreless innings from Luke Gregerson in the eighth and Sean Doolittle in the ninth, and the A's padded their lead when Reddick launched a two-run homer to right against Mets reliever Gonzalez Germen. It was Reddick's ninth homer of the year.
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WIth an embattled budget $10 billion in the red only days before it is due, the state may turn to an untapped cache: a tax on goods bought online.
The legislature has taken this step before, only to see it vetoed by then-Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
But this is a new day in a new era.
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The time may be right for California to capture between $1 and $1.5 billion annually simply by applying the same sales tax to on-line purchases that is collected at brick-and-mortar stores.
It's tough to give up that tax-free perk we all enjoy when buying everything from books to basketalls from online sources like Amazon.
But five factors suggest the time may be right:
Legislative gridlock over the deficit
Democrats and Republicans are at a standstill regarding traditional solutions.
After cutting $11 billion from the new budget, the Democrats won't cut further, and Republicans won't agree to tax increases from traditional sources.
Most of the sacred cows (think alcohol, tobacco, oil) remain, well, sacred thanks to intense lobbying and legislators unwilling to offend these interests.
A different governor
For former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the less taxation of business, the more likely that businesses would create more jobs.
Hmmm, that doesn't seemed to have worked.
Brown does not have the same approach or obligations. Being much more the pragmatist, he may opt for on-line taxation to help reduce the state's deficit.
Besides, Brown is into fairness, and some would argue it's only fair to tax on-line purchases the same way others are taxed.
Healthy on-line companies
A decade ago, the argument could be made that on-line companies needed to grow before they could be saddled with burdensome taxes.
That was then, but not today.
Amazon had profits in 2010 of $34 billion (that's billion with a B!). Their health is not in dispute.
There is no reason for Amazon and others not to collect sales taxes. They can still be competitive.
Other state actions
Several states have enacted legislation to tax on-line companies on the basis that their "affiliate companies"--companies that provide goods for Amazon--are present in those states.
"Pass this legislation and we'll stop providing services and goods from those companies," on-line companies have threatened.
Guess what? The more states that jump on the bandwagon, the less meaningful the threat will be.
A strong alliance of interests
An intriguing coalition of interests have joined forces to lobby for the on-line tax.
Large brick-and-mortar stores, small businesses, local governments, and groups hurt by reduced state spending have come together to push for on-line businesses to pay their share.
This is anything but a done deal.
Even though the Assembly and Senate have passed separate versions of on-line sales taxes, the e-commerce lobby will be pulling all the stops to deter enactment.
There are also lawsuits that suggest states don't have the right to pass online sales taxes because of a previous U.S. Supreme Court decision.
Still, the momentum is there, more so than ever.
Given what many believe is the necessity of new revenues, this may be the moment for California to break through.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
We are a web development company helping our client create a new product for their site.
We built their original website as well as the new one which will be going live very soon and can be seen here: http://www.slimandsave.co.uk/new-site/ designed by a very good designer from 99designs called Bili (thanks Bili if your looking)
I am very experienced in running contests and ensure that I am always 100% proactive on giving feedback and usually provide feedback within the hour apart from around 2am until 8am GMT while I sleep.
Any questions will be answered in the same type of time frame.
female, overweight aged 25 to 50
I have enclosed the company logo as PSD along with two examples of current weight loss patches that they sell to give you an idea of the product.
We are NOT looking to mimic the examples, we want unique artwork that will make the product look impressive and trustworthy.
The slimandsave logo (attached) must be prominently included in the design.
We particularly like the istock image attached and would like if that could be used. PLEASE NOTE we have included a low resolution watermarked image for you to use so that we do not get into trouble for distributing istock images, the winner will be sent the high resolution image without watermark to include into the product.
YOU CAN USE ANY iStock Image and we will buy it if we are going to use the design. You do not have to use the iStock image attached.
Product Name: SlimFaster
Slogan: The 24/7 Slimming Patch
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Afie Jurvanen isn't from the Bahamas. He's a Finnish-Canadian from Barrie--a working class town in rural Ontario.
But his chosen epithet is fitting. Since 2009 he's been making music under the name Bahamas--writing songs about sunsets, love affairs, and making out with crooked smiles. Through simple arrangements, he charts an escape route from the snow belt to the coral reefs. His new album, Barchords, was released on February 7, 2012 to critical praise:
"Barchords is a gorgeous, full-bodied recording that revels in spare but intensely flavorful textures. It's that delightfully rare kind of record that commands an instant replay." - Los Angeles Times
"A reserved yet melodically rewarding exploration of relationships and heartache." - The New Yorker
"A sublime, incomparable leading man, one with a soulful, sweet and stylish touch in his song-writing." - Globe and Mail "Barchords is a work of impeccably concise and considered songcraft." – Toronto Star


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- higher risk activities will continue to be licensed.
The Biodiversity Conservation Act gives the Minister for the Environment the power to declare areas of outstanding biodiversity value (AOBVs). AOBVs are special areas that contain irreplaceable biodiversity values that are important to the whole of NSW, Australia or globally. AOBVs will be a priority for investment in private land conservation.
The Biodiversity Conservation Act also modernises the process for listing threatened plants and animals. It aligns threat categories with international best practice and provides greater coordination between Australian jurisdictions.
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studied Math and Chemstry for educational science, quite it without end in 2012. Normally I'm found online in jabber/xmpp network all the time. Next to it I hang around in #funtoo, #funtoo-quebec and some others not related to funtoo... After I quit my studies, I now started to work as a Trainee IT specialist system integration for the german internet name center. Now I started a trainee position as IT Specialist for System Integration at Denic eG on Aug 2013 and will finish it possibly in February 2015
History using Linux
I started my way to Linux by an advice of an teacher of mine with SuSE Linux 6.* stayed there until 9.0 and it was fun as long as you didn't update your system, this period hold for about 2 years, then I switched to debian and stayed there until Spring 2009, that was the time I gave Gentoo a try and it was fun at first to install it, but the war of releasing upgrades without a careful testing made it a hell and so I switched from gentoo to funtoo only after about a quarter year. Since then I stayed with funtoo.
History on Funtoo
using it since 2009 and beeing very happy with it, maintaining my private overlay with smaller ebuilds...
Collaboration on Open Source projects
working on some ConTeXt projects too, right now try to write an source ebuild for it...
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I speak German as my native lang and learned English for 8 and French for 5 years at School. ATM I'm not really used to talk French any more as I hadn't had a opportunity to do so for the last years... So will give my best to also help our french users, feel free to ask. For places to meet me see at Biography...
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Somewhere in South Africa's Kruger National Park, Brian Jones and Stoffel continue their battle for supremacy.
Jones is an optimistic wildlife conservationist at an animal rehabilitation center. Stoffel is a surly honey badger Jones rescued from a trap about 20 years ago.
They square off at regular intervals in "Honey Badgers: Masters of Mayhem," airing Feb. 19, on PBS's Nature program at 8 p.m. EST.
It's a tribute to a toothy creature that looks like the spawn of a skunk and a sloth with the charm of a komodo. Beekeepers often shoot them because they destroy costly hives to get at their favorite food, ignoring angry swarms. One badger survived 300 stings.
Honey badgers — they're actually part of the weasel family — max out at only about 19 pounds but will attack anything moving if they feel bothered.
At the animal rehab center, giraffes, rhinos and lions gambol peacefully until Stoffel scurries into view.
"Can't help but love him, he's so brave," said Jones, who watched him lock jaws on a rhino's belly and bite a lion.
Jones builds a cage; Stoffel escapes.
Honey badgers have amazing problem-solving skills. After Jones confines him in what looks like a deep, sunken pen with a single tree in the middle, he spends the night breaking off its branches to build a ladder.
Stoffel has a pal, Hammy. We see him clawing open the bottom lock on a chain link fence while she scurries up to undo the top bolt. Mission achieved, he holds the door open for herand off they go.
This "Nature" show features quite a few amusingly crestfallen humans. Beekeeper Guy Stubbs, for instance, keeps bringing his new badger-proof hives to the rehab center, where Stoffel and Hammy invariably embarrass him in front of the cameras.
But Stoffel's escapes seem thwarted as the program ends. Jones, finally, encases his pen with an electric fence. As he bends over the wall to greet his pet, Stoffel stands on his hind legs, growling so angrily you would not be surprised if smoke came out of his ears and his head swiveled 360 degrees.


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