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Comments about RRS Mens Road Runner Sports You Got Game 8" Lined Shorts: If I could've designed my own shorts these would be exactly what I would have come up with. My big issue with running shorts is that I need a small zipper pocket to hold my key when I go running. I have only been able to find two brands of running shorts other than RRS that are both a longer length short and have a small zipper pocket to hold my key. These shorts go even a step further by adding zippers to the front pockets as well. The reason I love this is that I can store gels, food, or anything else that I don't want to fall out of my pockets while I'm running. The liner and the shorts are very comfortable and very breathable. My only issue is they haven't had my size in the color I want for a long time and they don't carry this short at my local RRS store
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Comments about RRS Mens Road Runner Sports You Got Game 8" Lined Shorts: Another well made short again from the RSS stable. A loose fitting yet not baggy design allows this short to be utilsied in running, gym workouts as well as lunch time team or 1-on-1 sports. Strong construction and excellent material quality means these shorts will not disentigrate in the standard male wash load of "everything at once".
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I finally finished porting my static recompilation of Albion to Pandora.
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Albion was updated to version 1.1.1 with the following changes:
* added vsync (using SDL library by notaz)
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Albion was updated to version 1.2.0 with the following changes:
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8 bedroom Modern Estate by Lake/Casinos, Disc June 21-26 in South Lake Tahoe
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Amazing Estate perched in the hills next to the Heavenly California Lodge. Postcard views through picture windows in the living room, kitchen, game room and many bedrooms. Lounge on the new decks or soak in one of the many jacuzzi spas or the large hot tub. Perfect location only steps away from the Heavenly slopes and short drive to casinos. The home has been meticulously remodeled and no detail has been overlooked. Tuscan Slate flooring throughout, travertine, marble and granite in all bathrooms and kitchen. The kitchen will delight any chef with top of the line Viking appliances, Sub-zero refridgerator, large pounded copper sink, cherry cabinets, granite counters and enormous island for all your needs. 2 large living rooms one with huge sectional sofa and the other with sofa and love seat are both set in front of large Plasma TV's and fireplaces. Large dining area with tons of seating capacity up to 20 people. Downstairs Game room has Ping pong, Pool table, Air hockey, Foosball.. Card room off of one of the living rooms, large hot tub.... Location and amenities cannot be beat....
BEDROOMS: King in Master, Queen in 2nd, Queen in 3rd, Queen in 4th, Queen and twin in 5th, Queen in 6th, Queen in 7th, Queen in 8th... Additional futon bed in living room.
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What an awesome weekend I had…I had some friends in town so I took them down by the river side…The East River that is.
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Helping Victims of Sandy
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The Wrath of Sandy…See What Eye See…
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Girls Basketball: Springfield, Upper Darby highlight of first-round action
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Please note the schedule changes. Two games were moved from Saturday afternoon — when the majority of Class AAAA games are being played.
No. 24 Springfield (13-9) at No. 9 Upper Darby (17-6), 6 p.m.
It's always fun seeing Central League rivals square off in the opening round of districts. There's a sense of familiarity and a level of intensity that wouldn't be matched if either was playing a team from another county.
The Cougars are considered the underdog, but certainly not by a wide margin. Though the Royals upended the Cougars in the teams' only regular-season meeting, it wasn't a blowout by any means. The Central League is, in general, a fair and evenly matched league, and it has been proven that anybody can beat anybody.
During the regular season the Royals looked dominant at times. A late-season triumph at Sun Valley stands out among Upper Darby's accomplishments this season. Led by guards Tyra Polite and Leilani Beckham and power forward Dominique Williams, the Royals are looking to rebound from a disappointing finish in the regular season. Upper Darby was the No. 1 seed in the Central League tournament but fell to Conestoga in the semifinals.
The Cougars appeared to be a team that was, on paper, capable of winning the Central League; however, they were inconsistent against league foes (9-7 record). Coach Kim Smith started the season on a high note by winning her 300th career game, but it's been up-and-down since.
The key for Springfield is two-way forward Alex Poplawski. The Stanford-bound senior (for lacrosse) is averaging a double-double and is due for a giant performance.
Her teammate, Olivia Kane, is a threat to shoot from the outside and leads the team in 3-point baskets. Continued...
Springfield made the jump from Class AAA to AAAA this season. Last February the Cougars fell in the semifinal round of the Class AAA tourney.
Prediction: Upper Darby wins a thriller.
No. 23 Downingtown East (15-8) at No. 10 Garnet Valley (16-6), 7 p.m.
The Jaguars have what it takes to do some damage in the district playoffs. Coley Ricci has been somewhat hit or miss in terms of scoring since the senior guard scored her 1,000th career point in January. She's a game-changer, but she has to get hot. It's very conceivable that happens tonight.
In addition to Ricci, guards Jordan and Maddie Ireland have stepped up in recent weeks. Jordan Ireland is the team's second-leading scorer behind Ricci.
Downingtown East is a true underdog story. Plagued by injuries to their best returning players, the Cougars managed to shock the Ches-Mont League, proving they could beat just about anyone. The Cougars' statement win came last week against reigning Ches-Mont champions, Downingtown West, snapping the Whippets' 22-game winning streak. If there's one lower-seeded team you wouldn't want to face in the first round, it's probably D-East.
Prediction: Balanced scoring leads Jaguars to victory.
No. 30 Ridley (12-10) at No. 3 Upper Dublin (21-1), 1:30 p.m.
The Green Raiders have their hands full. Continued...
The host Cardinals are on quite a roll. Since an opening-night loss to Central Dauphin East, they've won every game, and CD East put up 62 points against the Cards that night. Needless to say, no team has come anywhere close to that scoring output since the Dec. 7 setback at the Upper Darby Royal Classic.
For the Green Raiders to advance, they'll need production outside from forward/guard Sam Foy, who is averaging roughly 12.5 points per game. Guard Kristen Saraceni and forward Mary Kate Rumbaugh have made steady progression throughout the season and will need to play a big role on offense.
Prediction: Tough first-round draw ends Ridley's season.
No. 29 Penn Wood (13-8) at No. 4 Neshaminy (17-3), 6 p.m.
The Patriots were the only Del Val League team in Class AAAA to make the grade. Thanks to a 13-win season, the Patriots qualified while league champs Interboro stayed at home. You can credit a better overall record, and perhaps a victory over Interboro when it counted most — late in the season.
Penn Wood and Neshaminy are two teams enjoying a bit of a program resurgence in 2012-13. Last season, the teams struggled mightily. Penn Wood managed only six wins and Neshaminy stumbled to a losing record as well.
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Experience the spills and thrills of space travel plus the wild beauty of the Everglades on this fun-filled combo day trip from Orlando! Discover Florida's swamplands on a thrilling airboat adventure ride before your visit to the Kennedy Space Center, where you'll have more than six hours to explore multiple exhibits at NASA's launch headquarters.
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Breast-Feeding as Birth Control
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Breast-feeding can be used as a method of Reference birth control Opens New Window, called the lactational amenorrhea method (LAM). But three conditions must be met to ensure its effectiveness:
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- You must fully breast-feed your infant, meaning that the baby receives only breast milk. Also, breast-feeding must be maintained with both day and night feeding, and no long intervals can occur between feedings. It's best if you don't go longer than 4 hours between feedings during the day and no more than 6 hours between feedings at night.
- You must not have a period (amenorrhea). When your periods start, use an additional birth control method.
When these conditions are met, LAM has been shown to be about 98% effective.Reference 1 But many doctors recommend that you also use another method of birth control.
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Does anybody have already some experiences or ideas about using WebFlow together with JSF? We'd like to use WebFlow to describe the flow whereas the pages should be built with JSF components.
Does anybody have already some experiences or ideas about using WebFlow together with JSF? We'd like to use WebFlow to describe the flow whereas the pages should be built with JSF components.
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i am also more than interested in the integration of webflow into jsf. Heard that there should be an integration lib as work in progress???
JSF integration is a high priority for us, definitely.
Neither Erwin or I are JSF experts, so we're certainly looking to work with some experts as part of this -- just like we did with Jose and Caesar on the Portlet integration.
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what you think will be the benefit of integrating JSF into WebFlow? the only difference i think is that JSF are bundled with TagLibs but there are many TagLibs that do the same.
or do you mean webflow support for JSF?
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JSF could be just another (component based) view technology. SWF can take care of the 'flow' responsabilities: what should happen when a button is clicked? Where (what page) do we need to go? ...
So "integrating" just means: make it easy to use JSF as a view technology with SWF.
In some cases, I'd like to substitute the faces' flow control by web flow but still use JSF's component oriented web interface design mechanism. JSF itself doesn't know the notion of start and stop states, and therefore it can not verify that a flow starts at the correct state. Additionally it doesn't handle multiple submits or browsers back, forward and refresh buttons. Web flow seems to address all this limitations.
On the other side, web flow dictates the flows' execution order in all cases, making it inappropriate to be used to describe general transitions between views on a "free flow" basis. IMO JSF flow and web flow complement each other providing means to express free flows as well as strictly guided flows.
What are your feelings about that?
or do you know any extensions to JSF that allow to define strictly guided flows as this is done in spring's web flow?
Your explanation makes al lot of sense to me. I don't know much about JSF (never used it IRL) so I can't really comment on it, but the way you explain it seems they complement each other very well indeed.
i have never used JSF, but looking into some books and on some Spring JSF examples. JSF looks onyle like a view technology with supports:
rendering forms with good taglib support;
validate forms;
create a forms/site navigation.
but by the way, jstl with spring taglib and display taglib etc. can do the same without having any configuration problems etc.
so where is the benfit of using JSF (the display table is muc betten then jsf table etc)
mfg Gideon
Hi Gideon
JSF web interfaces are built by components. The idea is to compose pages just by dragging components from a palette to a web site (comparable to ASP.NET or VisualBasic GUI creation). Further, it standardises verification and conversion of input data, again using components. So JSF's strength is its component model (e.g. the synchronizer token can be implemented in a component and placed on pages where it's needed. You don't need to verify explicitly the tokens in your actions. This is done transparently by the component.).
But JSF's navigation model is limited in the sense that it doesn't address all the problems encountered in typical form series (wizards, see above). Web flow could do a great job here. Web Flow on the other side supports strictly guided flows only. A good JSF-web flow integration should provide both, JSF flows to do standard navigation and web flow for forms spanning over multiple pages.
btw: another JSF problem is the lack of good components and their abstraction in general. But both can be solved by writing new components.
ok i have read about this components, but at time for me the components are only a taglib. so the display taglibs are components too.
or do you mean that jsf is a taglib for a so called "visual studio" where you dont have to implement tha tags, because you can use drag and drop?
if it so, then i never use a gui (or something like Visual Studio) to code JSP JSF or simple HTML pages and so JSF have no benetif for me is this right?
mfg Gideon


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Months after receiving news of his invitation to NYC's Downtown Athletic Club, Clint Castleberry and 17 of his GT teammates received draft letters from the Army Air Corps.
Using today's football parameters, Clint Castleberry would have been both figuratively and literally overlooked by all. At just 5'9'', 155 pounds, he hardly had the makings of a budding athletic pioneer. An Atlanta-native, Castleberry attended Boys' High School in the greater metro area. Slight in stature but dynamic in performance, he managed all-state honors in football, basketball and baseball and led his prep team to the 1941 state championship on the gridiron.
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Wren Music / Events / Thu 28th Jun to Mon 31st Dec 2012 (6 months) Mandolin Orchestra Of Devon workshops / rehearsals
Because the mandolin is a relatively rare instrument it is unusual for mandolinists to get an opportunity to play together. The idea of MOOD is to bring players together to meet each other, to learn specific mandolin repertoire, and to develop technique and expertise.
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The golden age of mandolin orchestra
In the early twentieth century the mandolin had something of a golden age. Across the country there were ensembles springing up in every major town, some were a mixture of banjo, guitar and mandolin, others were mandolin orchestras. Mandolin orchestras were modelled on the classical string orchestra, with first and second mandolin, mandola, mandocello, and even sometimes the rare mando-bass. Some orchestras played to a professional level, but many were amateur groups who met socially and played at local events. A large corpus of music was written for these ensembles; specially written for these instruments it displays their best qualities. With the lessening in popularity of the mandolin this music has largely been forgotten; although its style is old fashioned it has a charm of its own and represents the pinnacle of music written for plucked string instruments.
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Last week, at the Hillcrest Town Council panel that I was so excited about (and that turned out to be as cool as I hoped) mayoral hopeful Carl DeMaio took some remarkable stances for a person hoping to be the city's top dog.
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I've always loved to dance. I began my dance training at age eight at the prestigious Harkness Ballet School in New York City and have been dancing ever since. I am currently a company dancer for Compañía Flamenca Rina Orellaña, a Los Angeles based flamenco dance company. I also perform locally with my own Spanish and Latin dance troupe, Salsa Flamenca.
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So far, I love it!
I love the way the teacher uses a variety of upbeat music - from salsa to flamenco to hip-hop. She cleverly merges the songs together and choreographs routines that are easy to follow but make me feel great.
Everyone at the class was open and welcoming and that was helpful as I just moved here two months ago.
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If you're thinking about attending her class, just come and check it out! You will have so much fun! I've only attended two classes, but I can see that is really paying off!! I can get into my size 9 Jeans all over again!! What more can I say, except that Victoria is a "Fitness Diva"! She really rocks!!" -
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"They say you will do more if you enjoy the exercise you do... I never knew there was an exercise I would enjoy!!! Lol I am so excited for each class and everyone says the same thing! Although, there are those times that I think Victoria is tuffer than Jillian on Biggest Loser, (Lol) she at least does it with a smile and a nice voice. The thing is, I don't WANT to stop, it's that much fun! I have lost 5 pounds the last three weeks only going twice a week!! Thanks Vicky for creating a comfortable environment that I not only have a blast, but that I feel encouraged about weight loss for the first time!! You are the best!!!!"
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"I have lost 11 pounds so far and feel much better. I used to feel tired going up the stairs but I'm back to feeling like the younger me. Vicky's classes are so much fun. I've learned a lot of the dances and I didn't think I could dance before. I love going to her class. It's the first time in a long time I've stuck to working out. It's because it's fun for me!"


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A Plattsburgh man who had recently been charged with sex abuse was in critical condition Thursday after he apparently lit himself on fire.
At about 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, Plattsburgh City Police officers arrested Daniel W. Burke, 60, of 3 Charles Way as he was driving on Margaret Street.
He was taken to the Police Station, charged with driving while intoxicated and released to a sober person who came to pick him up.
On Feb. 13, Burke had been charged with second-degree sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly molesting someone under age 14. He was out on bail from those charges.
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Just before 10 p.m. Wednesday, a neighbor of Burke's heard glass breaking at the man's mobile home and called police. Officers arrived and could see Burke inside the house by himself.
City Police Chief Desmond Racicot told the Press-Republican that the four patrol officers — Joel Vassar, Richard Tucker, Charles Wolfe and Adam Wood — surrounded the mobile home and tried to speak with Burke.
Then he turned off the lights in the mobile home. Suddenly, the bedroom where he was standing was aglow as Burke apparently set himself on fire.
Racicot said the four officers broke down the mobile-home door. They could smell a strong odor of gasoline as they rushed to Burke.
"He was engulfed in flames," the chief said. "They were half-carrying him, half-dragging him out of the trailer, slapping him with their hands and rolling him to try to put out the fire."
He told the officers he was trying to kill himself, said Racicot, who said Burke's burns were causing his skin to peel.
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Fire began to roar through the structure.
"Plattsburgh Fire Department personnel responded and fought the blaze," according to a news release from City Police. "A neighboring trailer and also a single-family home were damaged by the extreme heat and flames.
"Neighbors were all evacuated during the firefighting effort."
In the meantime, Burke was taken by ambulance to CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh, where he was treated and then transferred to Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington with first- and second-degree burns to half of his body. He was listed in critical condition Thursday.
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Vassar and Tucker, whose uniforms were burned as they tried to put out the fire on Burke, were taken to CVPH for evaluation, then released. All four officers returned to work Wednesday night, Racicot said.
"Certainly, the department is very proud of them," the chief said. "There is no doubt that, right then and there, they saved this guy's life."
Racicot also said city firefighters did a good job in a challenging situation.
"In a case like this, where there is the presence of some kind of accelerant, that steps it up a notch, as far as the intensity of a fire," he said. "We are very fortunate that they were able to protect the adjacent residents."
Technicians were at the mobile home on Thursday doing crime-scene forensics.
"It is being investigated as an arson," Racicot said.
"It is tough," he said of Burke's mental state. "He admitted trying to kill himself. He obviously had some legal problems."
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