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A freezing rain advisory is in effect until 10 a.m.
Take caution if you're driving anywhere this morning. The National Weather Service in Chicago issued a freezing rain advisory in effect until 10 a.m. Areas north of I-80 are most likely to be affected.
The mixed precipitation may result in dangerous, icy roads. The National Weather Service urges commuters to drive slowly and cautiously.
Check out Patch's 10 things to keep in your car this winter for safety tips!
Mike F.
10:16 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
I had to take my dad up to O'Hare this morning. I fishtailed a little bit coming out of the airport.
Bob Laird
11:31 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013
Hope he made it out OK, I heard there was pretty bad delays. Been driving 294 between O.F. and O'Hare for 21 years, at least they take pretty good care of it in bad weather. (between construction)
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As many of you have read in the thread she posted, Kelly (a long-time Cauldron member also known as Celtee and TC staff member) and her family lost their home, thanks to some bureaucratic crap. They're currently living out of their small pickup truck. Literally. Imagine your family living in your car!
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Archived:CustomItem extension using setClip() paints over Form components in Series 40 (Known Issue)
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The extension of the clipping area paints CustomItem over MIDP 2.0 and MIDP 2.1 high-level API items on Form in Series 40.
When the clipping area of the y coordinate is extended (for example, y=80), the CustomItem object is painted over MIDP 2.0 and MIDP 2.1 high-level API items on Form.
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For example, implement a MIDlet using two TextField items and one CustomItem item. Include them on the Form in the following top-down order: TextField, CustomItem, TextField.
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Did anyone watch this show tonight? I thought it was pretty cool, so cool that it deserved it's own thread. Here is a preview of the trailer for the show that I found on YouTube:
If you didn't get to catch the season premier you can still catch it:
Heroes - Pilot, NBC Sep 26 08:00pm
Heroes - Pilot, SCIFI Sep 29 07:00pm
Heroes, SCIFI Sep 29 07:00pm
Heroes - Pilot, USA Oct 02 11:05pm
Heroes - Pilot, USA Oct 02 11:05pm
The show has an X-Men feel too it but to be honest with you it seems like the show will be better than the past two X movies.
For those that saw the show what exactly is Ali Larter's superpower?


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The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is the city's other bridge, the overlooked sister to the more beloved Golden Gate Bridge.
But that could change Tuesday night. Artist Leo Villareal will flip the switch on his massive art project of 25,000 white LED lights that run 1.8 miles and 500 feet high on the bridge's west span. From dusk until 2 a.m. for the next two years, lights will shimmer with patterns that never repeat, courtesy of a program Villareal wrote for each light on the computer-controlled sculpture.
The Grand Lighting Ceremony begins at 8:30 p.m. and can be seen via live stream at the Bay Lights website and at Pier 1 of the Embarcadero among other points around the city (the website shows a map of viewing sites).
The public art project presented by the nonprofit Illuminate the Arts is privately funded and, according to Bay Lights, has raised $6 million of its $8-million goal -- and that was before the lights were turned on. The energy cost runs about $15 a night or $11,000 for the two-year period.
The Bay Bridge, a year older than its more famous counterpart, is best known for collapsing during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Part of the upper deck dropped onto the lower deck on the eastern span during the 6.9-magnitude shaker. Now, after a long seismic retrofitting project, the bridge boasts that it's the "world's largest self-anchored suspension span."
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A "Why?" from a viewer at the K.C. Museum
I enjoy viewing sculptures, paintings and anything else that has to do with art. However, every once in awhile, I am left scratching my head–but doing it in a very cool manner so that others with hipster skinny ties and black horn rimmed sunglasses don't whisper to their equally hip girlfriend, "She doesn't get it, does she?".
I was ecstatic when my brother asked me to join him at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City.
We enjoyed the grandness of the museum…
…the restaurant which we wanted to partake of, but ran out of time….
…and the chinese temple that's been displayed for over 80 years.
We saw the new, the not so new and the ancient. I enjoyed every sculpture, painting and "interpretation" of life. When it comes to art, I often don't ask "why".
Heck, I know I sometimes can't answer the "why" behind my own art.


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Blount coach Kelvin Sigler joining Alabama
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Updated: March 13, 2012
Sigler confirmed the news with Blount.
It's unclear what his role will be in Tuscaloosa.
Sigler refused to comment on the move because Saban does not allow his assistant coaches to speak with the media.
In his four seasons at Blount, the Leopards went 27-18 and made four straight playoff appearances in Class 6A.


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Too much whiz and not enough bang.
By Dee Dee
from Athens wv
About Me Casual Cook
Comments about Microwave Egg Boiler:
No matter how long i boiled the eggs in this they turned out raw. I boiled for a total od 8mins. And still was not done. So i returned it.
By GGma
from Loveland, CO
I purchased this item over a year ago and I love it. My granddaughter comes to my house every Wed. and she loves hard boiled eggs, so I use it every week since I also like them on salads. It cooks 4 eggs evenly in 7 mins and they peel easily compared to boiling them. I love that part. I plan to buy more as gifts for my family.
I have bought three of them
By Lou
from Windsor, CA
This is the best egg boiler that I have found and I have tried several it's fast and simple. I bought three of them for making hard boiled eggs fast and the other one I gave to my daughter. Love it!
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I would buy this product again
By Ruby Rich
from Miami
I use it to hard boil eggs and the results are great as long as the heat is right.
Wonderful invention
By Hillbilly Pat
from Kentucky
Cook in microwave for 7 minutes, take out and let cool, and you have 4 perfectly cooked hard boiled eggs. Keeps the kitchen cool. Love this product!
Awesome egg cooker
By Charscr
from Wichita, Kansas
I live in a Retirement Community where we have all 3 of our meals prepared daily. I have a microwave in my room and I love hard boiled eggs. I saw this in your catalogue and had to have it. It cooks great just 7 short minutes and I have hard boiled eggs. This product is awesome!
very disapointing
By none
from Sequim, WA
About Me Avid Cook
So disappointed just tossed it out in the trash
worked perfect in the microwave
By LindaAnn
from Arlington, TX
cooked 4 boiled eggs in microwave in only 7 mins.
Too Small for my Microwave
By Galomorro
from San Francisco, CA
About Me Can't Cook
I couldn't use this product because I have a Little Litton, a very old microwave that was too small for the product to fit into. I thought it was also difficult to figure out how long. I am not good in math and expected it to be simpler to figure out how long to cook the eggs. Even my neighbor, who is very good at figuring out things like this, was unable to do this the first time. If my microwave had been large enough, I would have been able to experiment more with it.
Love it !!!
By Dnice
from MA
had to adjust the setting to 50% on t the power level -then cooked for 8 mins. then let sit for 20mins. then good to go!! love it!!!
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Love hard boiled eggs
By charscr
from wichita, ks
This product is everything it claims to be. I live in a retirement facility where we are not allowed to cook in our apartments. I love hard bolied eggs and this was the only way to get them. Thanks for a great product.
Yummy eggs
from Wichita, KS
This item is awesome for the value. It works just the way the ad claims it would. So, easy to use. Love it!
Had my doubts.
By Charpie
from Fargo ND
Easy to use but needs a handle to remove from micro.
I love the Microwave Egg Boiler
By JJ
from Plymouth MN
It is wounderfull for my self, I have a learning disablity, the egg boiler is great for me. Ilove it.
Perfect every time!
By Louie
from Glendale, WI
I have a small microwave with only 800 watts. I put the eggs in, set the timer for 7 minutes and the eggs come out perfect. Much better than watching water boil on the stove.
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My favorite
By G-Pers
from Sacramento, Ca
I use this twice a week, every week. I love it so much I bought 4 more to give to my friends as gifts. The eggs cook perfectly and the shells don't stick to the egg. NICE !
Egg Boiler
By Dar
from Sturgeon Bay,WI
I use this cooker when I only want a few hard cooked eggs for salad or sandwiches. My microwave may not be as hot as the newer ones as it takes 8 min. for perfect hard cooked eggs. I love it.
Actually works like it is suppose to!!!
By Janet
from Portland or
Quick breakfast
Loved it
By Glor, Gadget lover
from Cranston, R. I.
This morning, I used it for the first time, I tried with 2 eggs. I ran it for 6 minutes, then let in sit the micro for 10 minutes, using a timer.The eggs were hard boiled, which is what I wanted.Use with common sense. It's wonderful.
Microwave egg boiler
By Bev
from Vista Ca
A favorite in my kitchen......really like it !!
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It really works !!!
By J
It's the easiest way to hardboil eggs - and in the microwave. I'm getting several for gifts!
Great Product!
By Beach Bum
from Mexico Beach, FL
2 Large eggs, high 2 1/2 mins. Then 6 mins. at 70% power. Let set about 10mins.Two jumbo eggs 3 1/2 mins. on high then 8 mins. at 70% power. Let set about 10mins. Eggs have a different consistency,very moist and tender, and a whiz to peel. Love this cooker!!
Eight Minutes and I'm SO Happy
By Marie Melville
from Washington DC
As several people have noted, the instructions are either bad or missing. So pay attention! :) It takes 8 minutes in my microwave, and there's NO trouble at all. I love this gadget and would never bother to make hard-boiled eggs the old-fashioned way. Plus, it's cute as heck, especially in a hen-themed kitchen.
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Perfect eggs-very pleased
By Gimpy
from Schenectady New York
Eggs come out perfect-however, before I ordered I read the reviews-two stated their eggs perfect-they were timed 7 to 7.5 minutes and then left in microwave for 14 minutes. The 1st time I did the 7 minutes. Eggs were cooked but yokes were a little soft. 2nd time I cooked them for 7.5 minutes and they were perfect. (both times I left in microwave for 14 minutes after cooking time was up) As everyone's microwave is different, you have to experiment. Try one egg 1st. To those who said it didn't work you didn't cook them long enough-try again. I have used mine everyday since owning and have had perfect eggs every time. HOWEVER-BE CAREFUL TAKING OUT OF MICROWAVE -IT IS HARD TO GET OUT OF MICROWAVE-PICK UP FROM BOTTOM -IF YOU PICK UP FROM MIDDLE IT COMES APART AND SPILLS HOT WATER ALL OVER MICROWAVE AND YOU. THEY NEED CLASP TO KEEP IT CLOSED.
Simple and easy
By Handy Andy
from The Villages, FL
Tried it at home but will use it in the RV.
By Bobbieh46
from Michigan
I found this cooker very handy
By yommie
from Colorado
I like having hard boiled eggs on hand. Makes it easy to cook them and easy clean-up.
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Didn't perform as advertised
By Allan
from Willmar, Minnesota 56201
Very disappointed in product performance.
No Instructions
By Tracy
from New Jersey
I can't wait to use this [...]
By lm
from ny
I love this for hardboiled eggs - I cook 4 at a time - takes 7 1/2 minutes to cook, then I leave it in the microwave with the microwave off for 14 minutes and the eggs are just the way I like them.
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Don't waste your money
By Mickeyboy
from Olmsted Falls, Oh
I tried and experimented with different times and power settings. Eggs cracked and made a mess. Very poor instructions. Don't waste your money.
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Shells Slide Right Off Hardboiled Eggs!!
By benglo
from Flo, TX
Never before, no matter how many suggestions I have taken from TV or newspaper home-cooking experts, have I ever, been able to peel a hard boiled egg completely, without tearing the outside white part. When making deviled eggs and stuffing them, this makes a complete mess! With this small kitchen appliance, I never have this problem anymore. I put my eggs in this little steamer for 6-7 minutes, let them cool, and peel. The shells come off cleanly and completely. Granted, to prepare many deviled eggs, I have to steam many sets of eggs in the microwave, but how hard is that!! I ordered myself one, then my oldest daughter wanted one, and now that my youngest daughter is moving out, she wants one for her kitchen. Everyone should have one!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
I was skeptical. surprised, and pleased
By Marci the groomer
from Lansdowne, VA
I am a senior that lives in the basement bedroom of a three story house. This little gadget lets me have a great hot breakfast without climbing the stairs to my families kitchen. The most useful item I've purchased in a long time. Would be great for the college dorm.
By NONE
from ARK.
Doesn't work for me
By Edie
from Florida
I followed all directions adjusting the time as recommended, with no success. Both tries ended in raw eggs.
so easy to use
By hsvcatmom
from Arkansas
I see great potential for using the egg cooker. I never knew one was available that could be used in the microwave. I've not quite gotten the variables down yet (size of eggs, amount of time), but with some more experimenting, it will be soooo useful!
My Microwave Egg Boiler
By Pat
from Scappoose, Oregon
I really like the egg boiler with my microwave. I can fix a few or several at a time and don't have to use lots of eggs. I bought some as gifts and I have 2 for my personal use and they are really great.


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Thursday - Day 1: Usa To Israel - Departure We will depart from a north American Gateway on a transatlantic overnight flight to Israel. Meals and movies on board.
Friday - Day 2: Welcome To Israel Arrive at Ben Gurion Airport and will be met by a Shalom Journeys representative, who will assist us with our luggage and escorted outside the terminal to our deluxe motor coach. We will be escorted and transferred to the Carlton Hotel in beautiful Tel Aviv for check-in with welcome drinks. Our representative will brief and introduce us to the activities we will experience during our tour. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure to wander the promenade or the streets of Tel Aviv prior to Shabbat. We will enjoy Shabbat dinner at our hotel. After dinner, on your own at leisure. Overnight at Hotel in Tel Aviv
Shabbat - Day 3: Leisure Day In Tel Aviv We will enjoy a Shabbat Israeli style breakfast at our Hotel and the day at leisure. At 9:00 PM, our Rabbi will come to the hotel and meet the B'nei Mitzvahs for a brief and a quick rehearsal with parents. Evening at leisure. Overnight at Hotel in Tel Aviv
Sunday - Day 4: Tel Aviv And Surrounding Area After breakfast at our hotel, we will start our day at the Old Port City of Jaffa, just south of Tel Aviv for a beautiful panoramic view of Tel Aviv and the ancient narrow streets. Next, we will drive to the "Palmach Museum" and experience a modern multi-media presentation, which will make you feel like you are participating in the 1941 War of Independence fighting with the Palmachim for the establishment of the State of Israel. Follow the lives and experiences of the young men and women who founded Israel's Defense Forces. We continue with our day of touring to Independence Hall to listen to an audio presentation of Late Prime Minister David Ben Gurion's moving Declaration of Independence, establishing the State of Israel. We will enjoy lunch (own expense) and have some time to walk on Sheinken Street. We will leave Tel Aviv and drive to Rechovot to visit the 'underground' at the Ayalon Institute, where to a once-secret munitions factory in a kibbutz supplying the Hagana. We will return to Tel Aviv and to our hotel for the remainder of the day at leisure. In the evening, we will enjoy dinner at Maganda Restaurant, a typical Yemenite restaurant). Overnight at Hotel in Tel Aviv
Monday - Day 5: The Journey North To The Galilee After breakfast, we will leave our hotel and the Tel Aviv area and drive along the coastal Plain of Sharon to the ancient city of Caesarea. Built by Herod the Great and once occupied at Roman rule, we will view the excavated Roman Theater, with its acoustic and theatrical sound. It was used for many performances throughout the centuries. A new audio-visual presentation brings to life the times of the Romans who controlled these shores 2,000 years ago. Today, it draws major venue attractions, for concerts and festivals. We will walk through the excavated fortress and view the aqueduct, once used for conveying water to the city. Continue with our drive north to Haifa and ascend Mt. Carmel, where we will enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Haifa Bay and the Botanical Gardens below. We will continue to the northernmost point of Israel at Rosh Hanikra. We will descend by cable car into the limestone Grottos below. It is also the Israeli and Lebanese border. We will conclude our day with a drive through the Galilean Mountains and arrive at our kibbutz guesthouse for check in with refreshments. We will enjoy a special, but relaxing dinner at our kibbutz. After dinner, enjoy a Kibbutz Member talk about Kibbutz life. Overnight at Kibbutz Hagoshrim in the Galilee
Tuesday - Day 6: The Golan Heights And The Galilee Today, we will experience a "FUN" day. After breakfast, we will drive to the Golan Heights for an exciting bumpy jeep ride through the rugged terrain of the Golan Heights. We will ascend Mt. Bental to the Valley of Tears of the Israel/Syrian border to view the destroyed City of Kuneitra and beyond the border into Syria. We will continue to Kfar Blum for Rafting and Rope Challenge Park (climb walls, bow & arrow and more). Proceed to the ancient Talmudic town of Katzrin, which has been uncovered and partially restored and was described as the Capital city of the Golan. After lunch (own expense), we will travel to Kfar Kedem, to participate in village life as it once was in the Galilee, such as; pressing oil, crushing grapes, baking pita or making goat cheese, riding a donkey and experiencing the atmosphere of ancient days. In the evening, we will drive to Decks Restaurant (or similar) for a great grill restaurant meal facing the Kinneret. Enjoy the excellent taste of the many varieties of foods they have to offer. After dinner, we will enjoy a night cruise with dancing and entertainment on the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee). Overnight at Kibbutz Hagoshrim in the Galilee
Wednesday - Day 7: Galilee Area To The Dead Sea After breakfast, we will drive to the Mystical City of Safed, one of the Four Holy Cities according to tradition and its Kabalistic studies (the birthplace of Kabbalah). We will stroll through the narrow, winding alleys; visit some of the beautiful synagogues and browse through the artists' workshops and galleries found in the flourishing "artists quarter". We will leave the Galilee region driving south through the lush Jordan Valley where the dessert now blooms with flowers and vegetation and arrive to the Judea Region. We will start to descend to the lowest point on the surface of the earth at 1305 feet (398m) below sea level and arrive at the shores of the Dead Sea. We will travel south to beautiful Ein Gedi reserve to see the Oasis in the desert. See the incredible waterfalls, the gardens, the caves and study the biblical stories of King David and Saul in the book of Psalm. This is site is where David hid from King Saul in many occasions. We will conclude our day with our last drive to the Dead Sea resort of Ein Bokek and to our hotel for check-in with welcome refreshments. In the evening, enjoy dinner at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Ein Bokek (Dead Sea)
Thursday - Day 8: Bar/Bat Mitzvah Day – Journey To Jerusalem After an early breakfast, we will drive north to the legendary mountaintop plateau of Massada. We will take a cable car to the ancient synagogue and here we will meet our Rabbi, who will conduct our B'nei Mitzvahs ceremonies (starts at 9:00 AM.). After ceremonies, we will explore the ancient plateau, where the last stronghold of the Jewish Zealots in their struggle against the Romans. The Zealots held out for three years against the legions of Flavius Silva and chose to die as free men at their own hands in preference to Roman slavery. We will return back to our hotel for the remainder of the day at leisure. Check-out from our rooms will be 12 noon to 1 PM. Take advantage of the many facilities or enjoy floating in the unsinkable waters of the Dead Sea. Pre-reserve treatments in advanced can be arranged upon request. In the late afternoon, we will leave our hotel and travel north to Eretz Bereshit (Land of Genesis) for a desert camel ride adventure and where Abraham and his family will host us for a biblical-style dinner in their tent with a special surprise and celebrate a unique and exciting Bar/Bat Mitzvah Party Event! we will travel through the Judean Hills towards Jerusalem and to our hotel. Overnight at hotel in Jerusalem
Friday - Day 9: The Old City Of Jerusalem After breakfast, we will proceed to the Old City of Jerusalem and enter through the Dung Gate to the Southern Wall excavations. We will see the beauty of the ruins, including the famous Robinson Arch, which used to lead the high priests into the Temple. In the same complex, we will enter the museum of the Davidson Center, for an audio/visual presentation of the Temple Period procedures. We will proceed through the broad stone stairway down to the holy Western Wall - the "Kotel". We begin at the passageways descending through the many layers of Jerusalem's past at the time of the Temple through the Western Wall Tunnels (Rabbinical Tunnels). Inside, a most interesting model shows the different dwelling periods and history of the inhabitants of Jerusalem. Stand on the site believed to be the nearest spot to the "Holy of Holies". We will proceed to the Jewish Quarter, which was reconstructed after the city was unified at the conclusion of the Six-Day War in 1967. After lunch (on your own), a special point of interest in the restored Jewish Quarter, is the "Cardo", meaning the "heart" of this ancient Byzantine City. We will view the unearthed main Roman thoroughfare and ancient marketplace lined with columns. Enjoy the remainder of the afternoon at leisure to browse and shop in the Old City. Prior to Shabbat, we will proceed back to the Kotel and experience the preparation of Shabbat at the Kotel, as well as a chance to stick a prayer note or a prayer. We will return back to our hotel and enjoy Shabbat dinner. Overnight at hotel in Jerusalem
Saturday - Day 10: Shabbat At Leisure After Shabbat breakfast, we will enjoy a day at leisure in Jerusalem. Optional service at one of the many synagogues in Jerusalem or just relax at our hotel. Feel the special atmosphere of Jerusalem on Shabbat. In the evening, walk the streets of Jerusalem, such as Ben Yehuda Street, the many young Jerusalemites gather. Walk along the Midrehov and see the many artists displaying their jewelry and crafts, as well as many sidewalk cafes. Dinner will be at your own expense at leisure. Overnight at hotel in Jerusalem
Sunday - Day 11: New City Of Jerusalem After breakfast, we will drive around the new city of Jerusalem to see the modern capital of Israel. Our fist stop will be Yad Vashem. It is considered the first and most famous memorial to mankind's darkest period. We will visit the very moving exhibit at the Children's Pavilion, followed by a special ceremony in the Valley of the Communities - a man-made valley in the form of the European Map built in remembrance of where over 5000 names of communities are engraved on the stone walls, each one remembering a Jewish community that was damaged or destroyed during the Holocaust. We will continue to Israel Museum to see the model city of Jerusalem to give us an understanding of what Jerusalem used to look like in 66 CE. In that fateful year, the Great Revolt against the Romans erupted, resulting in the destruction of the city and the Temple. The ancient city was then at its largest, covering an area of ca. 445 acres (more than twice the size of the Old City today). In the same complex, we will also visit the Shrine of the Book. Here we will see the original Dead Sea scrolls and where they are housed. Next, we will stop will be the Knesset, Israel's Parliament to see the Chagall Hall (Paintings), as well as the observation area of the Knesset. We will continue to Ammunition Hill (Givat-Hatahmoshet), sight of one of the fiercest battles for Jerusalem, which took place during the Six Day War. We will see one of the battle scenes leading up to the liberation of the City of Jerusalem in June 1967. On this site, a most difficult battle between Israeli Paratroopers and the Jordanians. We conclude our day with a drive to Mount Zion to see King David Tomb. In the Evening, we will enjoy dinner at Anna Ticho Restaurant, followed by a sound and light show at David Citadel Spectacular. Overnight at hotel in Jerusalem
Monday - Day 12: Jedean Hills And Tel Aviv Area After breakfast, we will drive to the Judean Hills and stop at JNF National Forrest to plant a tree. Feel the connection with the land of Israel by planting a tree. We will continue to Beit Govrin for an archaeology experience, as we get on our knees to participate in a real archaeological dig. Here, we will learn about regional archaeology digging and history. This site served as a major crossroad for commerce in ancient Israel, and to this day new discoveries are being made that shed more light on our past. We will continue Avshalom (Stalactite) Nature Reserve to visit the Soreq Cave. Here, a crew of workers excavating a quarry on Mt. Yaela's western slope unwittingly discovered cave with a single explosion (in 1968). Scientists estimate the cave to be between 8 million and 25 million years old. We will visit the Children's Museum, located in Holon to see the "Dialogue in The Dark" exhibition (ages 9 years and up - also known as the Blind Museum), with a remarkable experience of "seeing" the world through Blind eyes. It will teach us to use all our senses, in particular; touch, smell and hear. Experience over the next hour a virtual world, in the dark, without pictures, but were sounds are helpful. Next, we will visit the "Invitation to Silence", an inter-active exhibition about communication guided by deaf guides. This exhibition that brings forth the non- oral communication skills that exist in every one of us, and which are best expressed in the absence of voice and sound. This is a unique ethical-educational project, directed by deaf guides for whom "sign language" is the main, and often only, communication channel available. we will return to our hotel. We will enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Tel Aviv before heading back to our hotel in Jerusalem. Overnight at hotel in Jerusalem
Tuesday - Day 13: Departure Back Home Or Eilat Extension After breakfast (depending on flight time), We will be transferred to Ben Gurion Airport for our flight back home. Check-out time is 12 noon.
For those who are continuing to Eilat: We will be transferred to Ben Gurion Airport in the morning for our domestic flight to Eilat. Upon arrival, we will be transferred to the Leonardo Plaza Hotel in Eilat. We will enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. Enjoy the many facilities of our hotel and the coral reefs of the Red Sea. Overnight at hotel in Eilat
Wednesday - Day 14: Eilat At Leisure (Optional Petra Tour) After breakfast, enjoy another day of relaxation in the beautiful resort of Eilat. For those who participated in the one day visit to Petra, Jordan - After breakfast at our hotel, we will be picked up from our hotel and transferred to the Aravah Border, where we will go through custom procedures. Here we enter Jordan and will be met by a Jordanian tour guide. A 2 hour drive takes us from Aqaba to Petra. During the drive you are briefed by a specialist guide about the history and culture of Jordan. Upon arriving in Petra, we will start our day at the entrance, where we will have the opportunity to either walk or horses are available. Petra is considered one of the wonders of the world, is an archeological, anthropological and geological phenomenon. Our guide will share with you the legends, truths and myths of this astonishing city. The walk through Petra is made easy by the endless sights and fascinating facts. All of which bring to life a history as colorful as the sandstone rock from which it was carved. Having explored the highlights of Petra, you stop at a restaurant within Petra to enjoy a hearty buffet lunch. Following lunch we will begin our walk back to our vehicle - for this final walk you may choose to hire the services of the local donkey, camel and carriage drivers. We rejoin our vehicle for the return journey back to Eilat, where our hostess will wait for us at the border and assist us with a drive back to our hotel. Enjoy dinner at our hotel. Overnight at hotel in Eilat
Thursday - Day 15: Eilat At Leisure And Departure After breakfast, enjoy another most of the day at leisure. In the afternoon/Early evening, we will be transferred from our hotel in Eilat to Eilat Airport to fly back to Tel Aviv and to connect with our international flight back home.
Friday - Day 16: Arrive Back Home Arrive back home with everlasting memories of Israel.


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You are now eligible to get a "free" something for Thanksgiving from your supermarket for spending the required amount of money. You have a choice of a free: frozen turkey, turkey breast, ham, Kosher chicken, or some frozen meal for Thanksgiving. What would you choose? I would choose the turkey breast. If I couldn't find any of them left, then I would choose the frozen turkey! And you? SPRING HAS F I N A L L Y SPRUNG!!!!! | |||
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I've had an issue that was sporadic at first, and now it's consistant. I cannot play MW3 with my roommates unless we are all on a wired connection. Before, I, myself, was able to play on a wired connection, and my roommate(s) down the hall would connect via the wireless and we would not have issues. Slowly we began to get dropped matches, would be unable to join games (it would just say "trying to join game x/xx"), or unable to even join eachothers party. For example, if a friend not living in the house invited 2 (or all 3 of us), only one of us would be able to join. If another attempted to join, it would automatically boot the player who first joined the room to make space for the other.
Now, we're completely unable to play together unless they connect directly to the router itself. I am running a new-ish modem from Verizon Fios, I have the latest firmware, and the NAT type is open. What can I do to fix this issue?
bump. Still an ongoing problem... Replaced the modem once again and still no solution. Tried switching the PS3 to a fixed MTU which helped with other games, but not cod.
You'll definitely want to do a couple things. First, you'll want to assign static IP addresses to both PS3s. Once you have done that, you'll want to place one of the PS3s in the DMZ of the router. For the other PS3, you'll need to forward the appropriate ports. The following info should help:
1. http://portforward.com/networking/staticip-ps3-playstation-3.htm This guide will show you how to set a static IP address for your Playstation 3.
2. http://www.portforward.com On this webpage click on Router List > Select your router > Select your game (PS3 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3) > Follow the steps in the provided guide.
3. Disable any firewall or security features within your router.
4. Set port forwarding on your router to the IP address of your Playstation 3. This game uses ports 81, 3074, 3075, 3478, 3479 (UDP) and ports 80, 443, 3074, 5223 (TCP).
For voice / video chat and online game play, direct communication with other PS3 systems is used for data transmission during voice / video chat and online gaming. The port number used for this is UDP: 3658
Once you have done that, go ahead and restart your console, modem, and router. Try to connect to MW3 once everything has been restarted.
Am I the only person that thinks you shouldn't have to do all of that just to play a game?
I can't be the only one.
Eite Help; No luck. Now we are no longer able to play at all together -- even when we are both (or all three of us) are direct connected to the modem.
If we are in a party, we are unable to join a game. If one of us joins a room, and I use the 'join game' feature when I am certain there is space available, I will be able to join, but my roommate will be booted from the room.
This is insanely frustrating.
Bump, nothing? I don't see how port forwarding would even help for multiple systems as you can only hold the ports open for one specific system, and it creates a conflict with others. It is not an issue with bandwidth or my ISP, as we can all play at the same time, just not in the same game room. I'm under the assumption that the servers are recognizing our systems as one PS3 when we join a game room, but I could be wrong.
I'd like to get Elite so I can play with my friends, but it's a waste of money if this is what I'll have to put up with.
When you have multiple consoles playing behind the same router/modem on the same network, this can cause these sorts of problems. In my personal experience, when it comes to having two Playstation 3's behind the same router, you will want to assign separate Static IP's to both consoles, forward the ports for one, and set the other as the DMZ host.
You mentioned that you are using a modem but you have multiple consoles connected. Are you using a router or a switch? Please provide us the make and model of the device so we can see if there is anything else that can be done as far as troubleshooting this issue.
Hm, can you elaborate more on the DMZ? As of right now, I'm using googles DMZ which I believe is 126.96.36.199; 22.214.171.124 (and I recently configured my roommates PS3 to the same). We are all running static IP's at the moment, connected to the router (not a switch). The router is an 'Actiontec MI-424-WR'.
Generally speaking, I am the one connected directly to the router via ethernet cable, and my two roommates connect wirelessly. Occassionally they will bring their systems into my room and play next to me, while connecting directly to the router as well. But more often than not, even when connected directly, we cannot play in the same game room. I'd say this is the case at least 90% of the time.
Ive had the same problem. Worked fine the first couple months, now it wont lets us play together at all. We can be in completely different parties, and half the time, if one of us is playing, the other cant find a match. Nothing has changed on my end. Why do I need to change my settings now?
As far as you description of your DMZ, you would need to set it up for your connection. If you set up any sort of proxy server to another connection, that can cause the issue.
The best way to find out how to port forward correctly and set up a DMZ would be to contact the router manufacture for assistance.. If you'd like to do it yourself, you can visit the following site for guides. http://portforward.com/
Bump. It would be nice to play with my roommates on my bday weekend when I'm not drunk off my ass!!!
At least I can take some solice in the fact that I'm not the only one with this problem.
Xbox has the same probs it all depends on the router (and its settings of course).
I´ve had te same problems for a very long time (sometimes it worked sometimes not) and it all changed when I recieved my new router.
I´ve tried for months to find a solution in the end I could say that some routers support settings that allows you to play with multiple connections and some don´t.
Me and my husband are having the same issues but our consoles are xboxes.. its been this way since they have done that new update. we are not sure wht to do?????
Right. Well, good to know I jumped through hoops screwing with my modem settings to leave the issue unresolved. Gratz, you just lost a potential elite customer to a game that hasn't even released.
Cyall on counter strike.


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Neighborhood: Manhattan - Times Square
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Of all the eras in New York's history, there's little doubt that the early 20th century is the most treasured. "Prewar" is the most desirable word in a real estate listing. And it's to this era that midtown's brand-new Chatwal aims to pay homage, in a turn-of-the-century building by Stanford White that's been freshly decked out in a painstaking re-creation of Thirties Art Deco.
It's the sort of place where you can throw around the word "Gotham" without irony. As for where it stands in the marketplace, The Chatwal is envisioned as a "baby grand" hotel, one with a smaller footprint and perhaps less lofty ambitions than the big names lining Central Park, but a luxury hotel none the less, if a slightly more modest one (though, with the opening of the adorable, rosy-cheeked little Red Door Spa, it's getting less modest all the time).
In this context the rooms make a lot of sense. Typically for New York, they're not exactly sprawling, but they're efficiently laid out, with plenty of comfort packed into a small space. The suites, by contrast, spread out quite a lot — if you're in this bracket of travelers you'll find The Chatwal grand indeed. Don't miss the Lambs Club, the Chatwal's restaurant and lounge. Named for the professional theater actors' club which once called this building home, it's another faithful reconstruction of a prewar classic — you'll be pining for the old days in no time.
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The Buffalo Bills have until Monday, August 27 at 4 pm to get their roster down to 75 players. They didn't wait until the last minute, announcing the ten players that were taken off the active roster on Sunday, August 26.
The Bills announced the release of wide receiver David Clowney, wide receiver Derek Session, tight end Fendi Onobun, offensive lineman Jake Vermiglio, defensive end Sean Ferguson, defensive tackle Jay Ross, linebacker Danny Batten, cornerback Prince Miller and safety Nick Sukay.
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The CMD modules work well as standalone controllers for a wide range of DJ and production software. Whether you're a DJ, producer, recording engineer, or hobbyist, CMD controllers make getting a hand on your software easy and affordable. They're big enough to be taken seriously, but small enough to fit easily into a backpack or messenger bag. And because they're modular, there's always room to grow if you decide you want or need even more control over your software.Using Multiple Modules
This is where the real power of the CMD controllers becomes clear. As a Serato ScratchLive user, you might only be interested in the DV-1. But what if you want to use Bridge to incorporate Ableton Live into your setup? Easy! Just add an LC-1 next to your DV-1 and you're all set. Or what if you want to use a traditional DJ mixer, but still want MIDI control for Traktor's decks and effects? No problem, use a PL-1 and DV-1 together. Want to use Ableton Live exclusively? Get an MM-1 and LC-1 and you have control over 4 channels in Live. The possibilities are endless.CMD DC-1 Drum Control Module
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Alex Rogo is the manager of a failing manufacturing plant who receives an ultimatum from corporate headquarters: turn the situation around in three months or the plant will be scrapped. With help from a mysterious mentor, Rogo discovers a revolutionary new way to do business - a way for people in any field of endeavor to increase productivity, profitability, and personal fulfillment.
A business book disguised as a novel, a love story about the manufacturing process, and an exhilarating adventure in human potential, The Goal is changing how America does business. First published in 1984, it became an underground best-seller; today it's used by thousands of companies and taught in hundreds of business schools. It includes the author's personal story, "My Saga".
This edition includes case-study interviews. Professional readers recreate interviews that David Whitford, Editor at Large with Fortune Small Business, conducts with the author Eli Goldratt and with business professionals from General Motors, Thomson-Shore, Security Federal Banks, and others who put the principles of The Goal into action.
Original material ©1984, Revised 1986, 1992, 2004 Eli Goldratt; (P)2006 HighBridge Company
"Goldratt's system, in essence, forces production managers and workers alike to coordinate their work." (Business Week)
"Like Mrs. Fields and her cookies, The Goal was too tasty to remain obscure. Companies began buying big batches and management schools included it in their cirriculums." (Fortune Magazine)
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I picked up this audio book even though I had read the printed version several years ago. The audio experience of this masterpiece is even better! Whether you are a student of science, a project manager or working in manufacturing organizations or IT... the Theory of Constraints has its application in each field. The Goal explains the Theory of Constraints via a fictional story. If you want to understand ToC, start here and do not miss the other books (Its Not Luck, Critical Chain and ToC).
Entrepreneur, marketer, Zen Buddhist.
"A Novel Based on Operations Research"
If operations research, cost accounting, business metrics, manufacturing, and asset utilization are interesting topics for you, you're in for a treat with The Goal. It's a novel.
The audiobook uses different readers for each role. The feel is like a radio play. It's a 100% first-class audio production.
As a novel, it's not great literature. But it's great as a spoonful of sugar to cover topics most people would not find interesting. The novel format makes the technical material interesting, making it a brilliant execution for a business book.
It's not really all that technical, but the Theory of Constraints is counter-intuitive to a lot of people. Common and traditional measures of efficiency often give rise to bad decisions. I've seen this first hand. The Theory of Constraints is a model for avoiding those bad decisions. Everyone with any responsibility for cost accounting or running operations needs to be familiar with the Theory of Constraints. There's no more pleasant way of doing that than reading The Goal.
"Great book for Managers"
This is a great way to learn more about how to manage factories, projects, etc. I was turned on to this book when I learned about CCPM, a Project Management methodology that evolved from Goldratt's ideas. Even though the story may be considered cheesy, it is fine when you realize that it is a vehicle by which you learn about this approach to management. As the authors says, learning this way is much easier than just reading a manual.
I highly recommended to all persons who need to manage a process or operation. I am sure I will re-read this several times to reinforce it's teachings.
"If you have to read it...not bad."
I don't know why anyone would read this book for fun...but as this book is mandatory reading in many courses, I found the audiobook worth while. The revelations that the main character develops are easier to follow with the audiobook than reading the book. If you are reading this for a class you will still probably need the book to reference.
I think this is one of the better business books I've read. The style is engaging and although it's a bit dated in terms of technology (these days you would deal with an inbox of email not telephone slips), the underlying business ideas of increasing efficiency/effectiveness and the challenges most managers feel in balancing personal and work committments are timeless. I would definitely recommend this book.
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The recording of this book is excellent. Using different voices for different casts provides a dramatic result. It is fun and exciting. You will not want to stop it. It almost like listerning to a play. I highly recommended if you are a audio pearson or if you don't have time to read it.
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Everything. The story, the theory, the caracters.
Loved the extras. They helped me a lot understanding in general Goldratts theory and aplication.
"Must read for every manager"
Yes. Useful details.
The main character.
It provides the level of intrigue and drama making the book less monotonous to listen to.
Yes. Unfortunately I couldnt since it is pretty long.
It not only tells just a story, but also tells the story by interacting characters each other.
"A Must-Read Business Book"
Definitely! The concepts in this book can change the way you do business if you choose to follow them. The story is written in a way that keeps your attention while internalizing the methods of the Theory of Constraints (TOC). I will listen to this book again and have already sought out other material by Goldratt.
Easily one of the top 5 business books I have read.
This was my first audiobook that featured an ensemble cast. I loved it! While the music and characters were a bit cheesy at times, the plot flowed and kept my attention. I didn't even realize I was basically listening to a TOC textbook at times.
Herbie- who wouldn't love the chubby, slow kid that turns out to play an important role in productivity?
If you are employed in finance, operations, or other form of engineering, you would be wise to listen to this book. Even if you don't fully buy into the concepts, it provides a new way of looking at accounting, bottlenecks, and process flow.


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From professional artists and Teen Voices staff to talented teens, all equipped with a wide array of knowledge and experience, Teen Voices covered the bases in selecting our Artist of the Month Contest judges. Each month during 2012, the 12 judges will pick their favorite submissions corresponding to the monthly theme which might be love, school, beauty, or body image. Click to read more about our amazing judges!


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2011-12: Set season bests in all three of his events at the MAC Championships, tying for 24th in the 50 freestyle (21.47), finishing 24th in the 100 freestyle (46.66) and 26th in the 200 freestyle (1:42.40).
2010-11: Reached the consolation final of the 200 freestyle at the MAC Championships, finishing 16th overall in 1:43.27) after setting season-best time (1:42.06) in the preliminaries. Finished 20th in the 100 freestyle (46.43) and 21st in the 200 butterfly (2:00.19) at the MAC meet, posting season-best marks in both races.
High School: Earned four letters and captained one season at Cathedral Prep High School for coach Neil Postas. Earned all-district and all-state honors four years and was a seven-time All-American. Lettered for two seasons with the Rams' water polo squad. Member of Erie Aquatics and East Side YMCA club programs swimming at Junior Nationals four times and the YMCA Nationals twice.
Personal: Born November 2, 1991. Son of Richard and Barbara Steele. Has two brothers (Christopher, Patrick) and one sister (Amy). Enjoys hockey and lists Buffalo Sabre Derek Roy as his favorite player. Lists competing at Junior Nationals as his greatest athletic experience and Vin Diesel as his non-sports hero. Majoring in exercise science.