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Elvis Impersonator / Oldies Tribute Show
John is a natural performer. You have to hear it to believe it! Fun for all ages, "The Hail to the King Show" is an Elvis Presley tribute. The show features lots of audience interaction, great music and the feeling of being at an Elvis concert.…
162 miles from Greensburg
Frank Sinatra Impersonator / Oldies Tribute Show
James Young, Frank Sinatra Impersonator, former Police Detective. Young has the unique sounds of both a young Sinatra at times and the more mature Frank, the other. It's like following Sinatra's entire career in one show. Young makes you believe…
165 miles from Greensburg
Motown Group / Oldies Tribute Show
"ERNIE FIELDS", Dance, Motown, Funk, Soul, Jazz, Comedy..THE TOTAL ENTERTAINER for your Party/Birthday/Anniversary/Wedding,Family Reunion. Any Event where you need GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! Ernie Fields is one of the most popular Entertainers in…
215 miles from Greensburg
Impressionist / Oldies Tribute Show
The curtain opens and the show begins. You are being serenaded by some of the greatest musical superstars that have ever graced a stage. One famous singer after another, each performing one of their greatest hits. You have never been to a concert like…
221 miles from Greensburg
Elvis Impersonator / Oldies Tribute Show
Wrenn really captures the true Elvis voice, look, moves, personality and ENERGY! **Please see video of Wrenn performing at Graceland in Memphis, TN during Elvis Week!** Wrenn also won the IOTK Regional Elvis Contest among his many accomplishments. Captivating…
229 miles from Greensburg
Motown Group / Oldies Tribute Show
An all-star lineup of world class vocalists drawn from the ranks of the legendary groups that made these hits timeless classics. The show is jam-packed with impeccable harmonies, dazzling choreography, and those timeless Motown songs that everyone knows…
233 miles from Greensburg
Singing Guitarist / Oldies Tribute Show
Freelance solo acoustic guitarist/vocalist. Hundreds of reviews listed on www.scottsamuelsmusic.com. Extensive memorized repertoire spans Bach to Rock, mostly popular songs, plus classical, instrumental and other material -- performed 100% live and by…
243 miles from Greensburg
Beatles Tribute Band / Oldies Tribute Show
Roll up for The BackBeats, Michigan's Premiere Tribute to The Beatles. With more bookings than any other Beatle band in Michigan, The BackBeats is proud to be the only Michigan-based Beatle show to have had sponsorship by both of the major classic rock…
248 miles from Greensburg
Tribute Band / Oldies Tribute Show
"The Motown Sounds Of Touch" is the Premier #1 Motown Sound Tribute Band In The Land! NO ONE DOES IT BETTER! After 15 years of entertaining audiences with their energetic dance steps and colorful outfits, they have brought many onlookers to…
291 miles from Greensburg
Elvis Impersonator / Oldies Tribute Show
Davey Kratz performs Early and Concert Years. Davey's roots are in Gospel Music. Davey is honoured and humbled to pay tribute to the one and only Elvis Presley. Davey is available for events, fundraisers, shows, tradeshows, concerts etc. with costume…
292 miles from Greensburg
Jazz Band / Oldies Tribute Show
Band In A Box has a captivating, jazz/big band-style sound that will leave you singing along! Enjoy the sound that will take you back to the 1940's/1950's. The songs they perform range from classic jazz songs such as "Autumn Leaves" and "Sentimental…
292 miles from Greensburg
A Cappella Singing Group / Oldies Tribute Show
The Tribunes are a legendary 5-man acappella group specializing in the performance of vocal music from the 1950's and 1960's. The group is renowned for their authentic street-corner harmonies that are treasured by their audiences. The act boasts 5 lead…
292 miles from Greensburg
Blues Brothers Tribute / Oldies Tribute Show
"Hats and Shades" is one of the country's most energetic and exciting Blues Brothers shows around. Willing to travel and total crowd interaction is guaranteed with these performers. Their band was actually used by Jim Belushi at his T.V. show…
292 miles from Greensburg
Motown Group / Oldies Tribute Show
We are THE FELLAS, a 60s/70s R&B vocal group. We perform a tribute to the 1960's/1970's Classic Soul artists of that era. Remember when music was real and the words meant something? For the artist who had pride and joy for the one he loved, he made…
293 miles from Greensburg
Pop Singer / Oldies Tribute Show
Jenna Esposito is a versatile vocalist, who is equally at home at private parties, weddings, nightclubs or large festival stages. Her repertoire includes Great American Songbook selections as well as favorite pop standards. She has received critical…


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Scots are making a "profound mistake" if they believe independence is the only way the country could make a positive contribution to other nations, according to Tory leader Ruth Davidson.
The debate over Scotland's future allows the country to "send a message to the world" about how a "mature democracy could handle such an emotional decision", she said.
But she stressed being part of the UK gave the country a "greater international voice".
The Conservative MSP recalled how veteran Nationalist Winnie Ewing had famously declared: "Stop the world, Scotland wants to get on."
Ms Davidson argued that statement had "fundamentally misread the nature of Scotland's place in the world - that somehow we can only achieve our full potential as a nation through disengagement with the rest of the United Kingdom".
She insisted: "The world is changing, and Scotland is changing too. But to believe that we can only make a positive international contribution by cutting ourselves adrift from our partner nations is a profound mistake. The world does not need to stop to let Scotland back on, because Scotland never got off."
Ms Davidson made the comments in a speech in London about Scotland's place in the world. She pointed out the last two Labour prime ministers - Gordon Brown and Tony Blair - were both born in Scotland and that another Scot, George Robertson, had held the post of secretary-general of Nato.
"Being part of the UK provides Scotland with a greater international voice," Ms Davidson said. "It can be argued that Scotland, as part of the UK, benefits from 29 votes on the European Council, whereas an independent Scotland would have only seven, giving it influence on a par with nations like Slovakia."
Ms Davidson went on to argue that the establishment of the Scottish Parliament had "created a confident, outward-looking country that can benefit both from control over the issues closest to home while also being part of something bigger, a United Kingdom with a bigger profile internationally".
She suggested the independence referendum could serve as an example of how two rival sides could "continue to work in the best interest of a country" after the vote.

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Next time you gig out with your 73-key Korg Kronos, make sure that your precious keyboard gets safely to and from the show with a Korg Kronos 73 Hard Case. We're not talking about some run-of-the-mill standard hardshell case either - this bad boy's built to withstand the abuse of commercial air travel! That's right, with your valuable Kronos keyboard tucked away in a this Kronos 73 Hard Case, you're ready to hit the open road... even if your road takes you across the Atlantic. And thanks to its built-in skate wheels and handy metal handles, even getting your Kronos to and from your car is easier when it's protected in a Kronos 73 Hard Case.Korg Kronos 73 Hard Case Features at a Glance:
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Huat at Siem Reap/Angkor. Excellent; great sense of humour and responsible attitude. Considerate of the needs of individuals and of the group as an entity. Knowledgable and approachable.
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Don't be put off by thinking it will be demanding. Millions of international tourists visit Angkor every year, many wearing flipflops, skirts suitable for nightclubs ,and carrying handbags, so it is not a rigorous trek or climb. Travel between the temple sites was mostly by minibus, with very little walking. Visited both the well known and lesser temples ,so got away from the crowds. Very peaceful and spiritual esp. by starting early in morning
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Varied tour....contrast and similarities of two countries (Thailand and Cambodia), recent and ancient history. Killing fields and genocide museum are harrowing but essential to visit to understand the country's history and its development towards a modern state. The whole tour has a deep emotional and spiritual impact. Go before it gets overwhelmed by tourist paraphanalia. Hotels were surprisingly comfortable.


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The Act of Bowing
Here is another piece of art from the Next/Art Chicago show at the Merchandise Mart by Takeshi Moro. The piece was titled Pedestal for Apology, because facing the image was a pedestal with places for your hands, feet, and forehead in the position of bowing. Next to the installation it explained, "The installation Pedestal for Apology evolved out of a series in which Moro asked individuals to enact the traditional Japanese bow of apology in the environment of their choosing while contemplating the reason for such an apology." Takeshi Moro was quoted saying, "The simple bowing gesture, raised to an iconic level, is meant to frame ideas of humility and forgiveness for whoever takes the opportunity to perform this act."
We decided to take this gesture out to the streets of Chicago- a busy intersection at that. We thought it would be interesting to use similar colors in a different environment while being exposed to the public. Where would you bow? What would you be apologizing for?
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Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold an important hearing entitled, The State of the Right to Vote After the 2012 Election. The timing is ripe for the committee to consider the state of our most fundamental right as citizens. Just six weeks ago, Americans went to the polls in large numbers to elect a president in spite of massive hurdles that interfered with their most fundamental right.
The U.S. Supreme Court today agreed to review a case that challenges the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act, which has been a crucial tool for protecting the minority vote and ensuring equal access to the ballot box.
The court agreed to hear Shelby County v. Holder, which involves Shelby County, Ala. The ACLU intervened in the case in order to represent minority voters and the state NAACP chapter, and protect the right to vote.
On Tuesday, despite the massive hurdles put in front of voters since 2010 – citizens nonetheless, fought through voter suppression tactics, misinformation, long lines, then longer lies, and the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy to have their voices heard and votes count.
For the last two years, there was a wave of voter suppression laws passed in states. As the ACLU, has long argued many of the laws took different forms -- voter ID and citizenship requirements, limitations on early voting, restrictions on third-party voter registration, purging, and criminal disfranchisement laws -- but their impact and intent are the same: a cynical attempt to push certain constituencies out of the electorate in advance of an election. This is particularly true for voters of color, students, voters with disabilities and the elderly.
As America heads to the polls to elect the next president, stories are circulating about, and a lawsuit has been filed over, a last-minute software patch apparently being installed on voting tabulation machines in Ohio, as described in a secret contract between Ohio's Republican secretary of state and the nation's largest electronic voting machine manufacturer. (See this roundup and analysis of the story by Brad Friedman at Salon, which links to other key coverage of the story.)
Today is Election Day – an opportunity to exercise your right to vote, one of your most basic and cherished rights as an American. So wherever you live and whatever your political views, this is the time to have your say and participate in our democracy.
A lot is at stake this year, so please be sure to make your voice heard. You'll not only be choosing our nation's president, but you may also be selecting your U.S. Senators and Representatives. And in 46 states, you'll also be electing state legislators, who have a huge say about your fundamental rights and issues that affect you every day. Here are some resources to help you cast a ballot:
You'd have to be living under a rock not to know that there is a presidential election going on. And you've probably seen countless TV ads from members of Congress asking for your votes. But did you know that in 46 states, state legislators are on the ballot, too? And in 23 states, the entire legislature – every single seat in the state legislature – is up for election.
In a victory for Pennsylvania voters, a state judge today halted the enforcement of the state's voter ID law, which threatened to disenfranchise thousands of elderly residents, students, the homeless and communities of color this November.
Judge Robert Simpson Jr. ruled that he was "not convinced" that the requirement to show photo ID at polling stations would not lead to voter disenfranchisement, as the state had argued.
Voters have been caught in the middle as local election officials have created vastly different early voting hours in rural and urban counties, Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted set restrictive uniform hours, and lawsuits left early voting hours undecided.
Do you know what you need in order to vote this year? How about your grandmother? Or your neighbor?
With a pivotal election less than two months away, we're launching "Let Me Vote," a nationwide voting rights campaign to make sure all Americans have the information they need in order to vote.
In a time when dozens of states are trying to make it harder to vote, we need to ensure that everyone—especially students, the elderly and communities of color—know their rights. We all need to fight back against voter restrictions, but in the meantime, we can beat these new barriers by getting ready to vote now.
As a former South Carolina State Election Commissioner, I hope that the U.S. District Court will see the new South Carolina voter ID law for what it is and block its implementation.


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Hi There,
I was wondering if anyone could help me out with some jQuery magic. I'm trying to achieve a similar effect to the hidden menu on Happy Cogs 'Cognition' blog site. The menu is at the top right and when clicked on, the website slides down to reveal the other sites of the Happy Cog family. The only thing i can think of that is similar is an Accordion Menu, but it doesn't quite react the way i would like it too. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to help achieve this effect?
The link to the site is, http://cognition.happycog.com/
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Cameronnot an expert. but looking thru the source code it's "jQuery easing v1.3"...
This is a basic way to achieve a similar effect.<script>
$("#linktoclick").click(function() {
Obviously you would want your hidden div to be hidden so you might write some CSS to display:noneAwesome! Thanks for your help guys, much appreciated!cameron... I hope you don't mind me hijacking your thread, but I'm a newbie to this myself.
I've set up a fiddle...
I'm trying to reveal the hidden div "#boxtoreveal" by using the paragraph box "p.trigger" as the trigger (the div should ease down, and then ease back up when the trigger is pressed again
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LOCAL GLANCE December 12: JUCO Basketball, Prep Wrestling, Prep Boys Soccer
Chandler-Gilbert Community College made three big runs at the Matadors but were unable to gain the lead as the AWC men's basketball team held on to win their eighth straight game.
Marvin Whitt and Aaseem Dixon led the Matadors in scoring with 19 points a piece. The Matadors never trailed but allowed at 20-7 Chandler-Gilbert run in the second half to tie the game at 51 apiece.
With the Matadors ahead by three points in the final seconds, Chandler-Gilbert went across the floor and scored on a frantic shot, but the shooter was just inside the three-point line which gave AWC the 76-75 win.
The Matadors improved their overall record to 11-3 while remaining a perfect 6-0 in conference play.
AWC defeats
The Matadors defeated Chandler-Gilbert Community College 69-49 Wednesday.
Samantha Wallace led the scoring effort with 18 points while Emilie Muanandibu was not far behind with 16. The Matadors led by as many as 26 and were never ahead by less than 12.
Starting guard Imari Lyons left the game with 6:13 left in the first half with an ankle injury and did not return.
Hawks pin Kings
Gila Ridge defeated Kofa 58-10 in their dual meet Wednesday.
Hawks wrestler Colt Collier (113) bounced back, beating a wrestler who handed him a loss last weekend at the Cholla Duals Tournament. Collier won the match by pin.
Other highlights for Gila Ridge included Levi Riley (145) and William King-Britt (170), who both won by pin.
Up next, Gila Ridge takes on San Luis and Cibola next Wednesday.
Raider defeats
ranked wrestler
Cibola defeated Brawley 49-18 Wednesday in a match that included Luis Nunez (138) defeating a ranked California opponent.
"Brawley's one of the toughest teams in the San Diego Region," said Raider head coach Mike Jankowski. "Nunez beat a kid that was ranked seventh or eighth in California, and they only have one division."
Besides Nunez, Cibola had four wrestlers win by pin, including Andres Gandara (126), Isaac Camarillo (132), Cisco Reyes (182) and Mark Siqueros (220).
"Overall we looked good and wrestled well," Jankowski said. "We took control when we needed to, finished things when we needed to. We're going to keep building up towards the end of the season."
Shamrocks beat Mesa Prep
Yuma Catholic scored nine goals in the first half and two in the second to beat Mesa Prep Academy 11-0 Wednesday.
The Shamrocks got all their players into the blowout win which improved their record to 2-4.


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Smooth Jazz Plays the Hits by Various Artists
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The IW 2 EUROSYSTEM brake tester is the premium tester of the IW 2 series. With the EUROSYSTEM testing lane software based on Windows XP and an SQL database, it provides the user with endless possibilities. Whether "only" needed as a brake tester, used as diagnostics reception or as control unit for the workshop processes. The IW 2 EUROSYSTEM is the all-rounder. In combination with other testers, it provides a complete, objective assessment of the vehicle within seconds. Recommended by vehicle manufacturers and tested by international testing organisations in endurance tests, the tester provides a high degree of ergonomics. Upgradeable with 4WD regulation set and tire tread measurement device, the IW 2 EUROSYSTEM is the ideal diagnostic brake tester. Particularly suitable for reception and diagnostics lanes with high vehicle throughput; it exceeds the requirements for the main inspection and is network-compatible.
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Andy Crouch examines the life of a scientist based on his experience of walking alongside his wife Catherine, an experimental physicist. That relationship has shown him that a life in science is a journey "into a set of virtues," of cultivating a specific character suited to the particular demands of research and investigation. Crouch's hope is to persuade pastors and others in the church to prayerfully support the scientific endeavor as a reflection of God's image in humankind as well as offers some suggestions for ministering to their needs.
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If we can understand the experiences of the people who work every day in the lab, our dialogues concerning science and religion will be far more fruitful.
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During his seminary education, Dr. Murphy also gained a deeper understanding of Luther's theology of the cross, and he realized that it's really the best way to approach the science and theology dialogue.
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While many Christian colleges actively seek to help their students engage issues of faith and science constructively, few secular colleges are active in promoting the conversation. As a professor at a secular school, how can I encourage my students to authentic engagement and dialogue on science and faith issues?
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How can it be that two things we love and treasure—two things that are absolutely central to ourselves and the lives we've built—seem so often to be at odds with each other?
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I am a Christian. I believe that God is the ultimate reality and that the world, including me, was created by God. But this is not just an idle affirmation, a faith statement to be recited in church on Sunday.
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Many people use the words "dominion" and "subdue" as "unconditional permission to use the world as they please." I came to realize, like many, that such an interpretation is contradicted by the rest of the Bible.
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God's Use of Time
I find that when many Christians think about the way God created our universe, they often bring a static expectation similar to what we bring to an ordinary statue. It's as if we assume the physical realm were merely a rigid three-dimensional sculpture, immovable with time.
The (Lack Of) Conflict Between Science and Religion in College Students
Media-hungry atheist, creationist and religious fundamentalist provocateurs have dominated the science and religion narrative for the past decade. A recently published large-scale survey of college students, however, finds that the call to arms has fallen on deaf ears.
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In this post I'd like to talk about one of the ways to use Nimbula Director that hasn't been discussed before. Currently, users can access the core functionality via the command line client, our web UI or by making HTTP calls directly against our RESTful web API. All of these methods are explained extensively in our documentation (which can be found under the references section here).
In this post I'll be talking about a fourth method: the Nimbula API Python Bindings. This is a Python library which is distributed alongside our tools (which can be found here). It provides all the functionality available against any Nimbula entity via HTTP API calls to a Nimbula Director endpoint. Let's look at some examples:
Setting up the environment
To use the bindings we first need to set up the environment to point at the API endpoint we would like to use. The standard way to do this is by setting the NIMBULA_API environment variable (which is also used by our CLI tools). For example:
$ export NIMBULA_API="http://api.example.com/"
Now any subsequent library calls will work against the specified endpoint. If you prefer not to use environment variables it is possible to set the API endpoint directly in code by setting the base_url property of the transport you are using, for example:
from nimbula.api import client client.DEFAULT_TRANSPORT.base_url = "http://api.example.com/"
Hello Cloud
Now that the endpoint is set we can write our first program. In this example we log in to the cloud as the user 'project/user' with the password 'p4ssw0rd' and then get some basic details about the site:
from nimbula.api import models as m m.User.authenticate('project/user', 'p4ssw0rd') print m.SiteInformation.get()
On my development cluster this produces:
<SiteInformation: {'name': u'usdev150', 'idpname': u'usdev150', 'uri': None, 'licensed': True, 'version': u'2.0.1', 'fingerprint': u'06:7E:67:24:C0:38:2C:F8:6D:97:CE:D2:CC:7F:7B:FF:2C:DC:C0:C0'}>
You may notice that these are all synchronous calls which correspond with REST calls against the API.
Now that we've done our first example, let's look at something more useful. In the following example, we launch two instances (a database and webserver) with two different shapes and two different images. We also set a further placement requirement that these two instances run on the same node. Finally, we wait till the instances have started and then print out their IP addresses.
from nimbula.api import models as m,client as c from time import sleep m.User.authenticate('project/user','p4ssw0rd') lp = m.LaunchPlan() web_instance = m.Instance() db_instance = m.Instance() web_instance.label = 'webserver' web_instance.imagelist = '/project/webimages/webserver' web_instance.shape = 'medium' db_instance.label = 'database' db_instance.imagelist = '/project/webimages/database' db_instance.shape = 'large' lp.instances = [web_instance, db_instance] lp.relationships = [{ "instances":["database", "webserver" ], "type":"same_node" } ] # we want the instances to run on the same node lp.save() # The api launch call happens here for inst in lp.instances: # The following two lines are necessary for inst.bind() # older versions of the product def is_running(instance): instance.refresh() return instance.state == 'running' while not all(map(is_running, lp.instances)): print 'Waiting for instances to start' sleep(5) print 'Instances started' print '\n'.join(['Instance label: %s , IP: %s' % (i.label, i.ip) for i in lp.instances])
Twisted transport
As I mentioned earlier, the previous examples have all been synchronous calls to the REST API, achieved using a blocking HTTP request. However our Python bindings can also make use of the Twisted library for asynchronous IO. This allows you to make API calls and register callbacks for when they complete. Twisted is a great event-based networking library which we make use of extensively for our internal services. More information can be found here.
There are two ways to make use of theTwisted transport when using our Python bindings. One way is by setting the transport directly on the client model:
from nimbula.api import client from nimbula.api.transports.http.twisted import PersistentTwistedHTTPTransport client.DEFAULT_TRANSPORT = PersistentTwistedHTTPTransport
The second way is by importing twisted.internet at the beginning of your script. Our Python bindings will inspect the modules imported and if Twisted is present it will make use of that.
Here is a simple example to delete all instances on the Nimbula deployment using the Twisted transport:
from twisted.internet import reactor, defer from nimbula.api import models as m @defer.inlineCallbacks def delete_instances(): yield m.User.authenticate('project/user', 'p4ssw0rd') instances = yield m.Instance.list() dl = [instance.delete() for instance in instances] print 'Waiting on callbacks' yield defer.DeferredList(dl) print 'Done' reactor.stop() delete_instances() reactor.run()
EC2 API: Using boto with Nimbula Director
In Nimbula Director 2.0 we introduced our AWS EC2 shim which allows users to interact with a Director deployment using any EC2 compatible tools by implementing both the SOAP and Query protocols. One of the popular AWS tools is the boto library, which provides Python bindings to the AWS API.
To use the AWS API you first need to create authentication credentials. To do this you can run:
$ nimbula-api add accesskey /project/user/mykey
This will create an access and secret key pair with the identifier /project/user/mykey. These can then be used against Director's AWS API shim. Any commands which are then run against the cloud with these credentials will run with the permissions of the user that created the key. Once you have created the authentication credentials, using the Nimbula EC2 API through boto is simple. Here is an example of a simple boto program to print all of the instances which are running:
import boto from boto.ec2.regioninfo import RegionInfo hostname = "api.example.com" # the nimbula API endpoint region = RegionInfo(name='nimbula', endpoint=hostname) accesskey = '< your access key >' secretkey = '< your secret key >' connection = boto.connect_ec2(aws_access_key_id=accesskey, aws_secret_access_key=secretkey, is_secure=False, region=region, path="/aws/") print connection.get_all_instances()
Check it out yourself!
So that should all be enough to try it out for yourself. These examples have only shown a few of the objects you can interact with, however there are many more. A great way to explore the Python bindings is with ipython and its tab completion: simply import the models module in nimbula.api.models and see which objects are available.
Alternatively you can read the source distributed alongside the tools (download here), under tools/source/.


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As a Christian, I guess I'm expected to tell you that Jesus Christ is Lord and all that stuff, which I truly believe to be true. But I have found through my own trial and error that you need to find the religion that you actually feel connected to. I do not believe you will be condemned just because of your skepticism. I have had many experiences with people trying to force religion on me, and it always made me want to turn away from that religion; it was not until I had the comfort and knowledge that I would be supported in any choice that I was able to truly settle into my Christianity. This is what I hope to provide for you, you are loved and supported by me (and I believe many other people here on soulforce). You will not be told you are wrong because you are struggling with figuring out your religion, it is a struggle many people have gone through.
I hope you find your way, I will be praying for you.
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Why do you think you should believe in the resurrection et al? Where is that voice coming from? If I were you, I would start viewing your skepticism as a tool with which to develop further into a deep inquiry about life, love and all that is. Sustained concentration on what IS- rather than what you think should be- will take you somewhere. You might end up with certain beliefs. And then again, you might not. However, whatever you are left with will be based on your experience- thought process and investigation. In addition, how about thinking about beliefs as a container? The vessel that holds water is not the water. Sure. One can argue about whether there is water or not (ie God), but it is just this sort of inquiry- where the metaphors start to break down- that real thinking with both sides of the brain starts. Beliefs are just window dressing! That's what I think anyway.
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While you're wondering why you're here and what your purpose is, don't forget to enjoy the moment. Stop and smell the roses.
Enjoy the general splendor of the world. Go out outside tonight and look up at the billions of stars in the Milky Way. Pick out a star and stare at it. Think of the amazing fact that even though that star is hundreds of trillions of miles away, there is nothing but empty space between the surface of that star and the surface of your eyes. Savor the sound of beautiful music, the taste of a juicy apple, the sound of a happy child, the sight of cloudless sky, the excitement of a wrapped present, the warmth of a glowing fire, the feel of a summer breeze. Soak it all in. Life is way shorter than you think. Rick |
Thanks for that reminder Rick. I do have a tendency to worry too much about things, and I'm not sure why.
I was taught all my life that the conservative popular theology is correct, and I've always felt drawn to the divine and the metaphysical. I also believe strongly in the teachings of Jesus. For me it's hard to figure out how to connect with the divine outside of Christianity, and I have a hard time with Christianity outside the creeds that I'm expected to believe. I've always wanted a path to follow, a group to belong to. Cutting your own path is scary. It's comforting to walk in the footsteps of another and to imagine that they saw and felt and did the same things you're doing now. I don't believe in Hell, and even when I did I always assumed that God wasn't so petty as to condemn people for belief or disbelief, but rather our actions should be the criteria by which we are judged, and yet I still find frustration in my lack of belief, because I don't know how to operate without that belief. My beliefs shift so much that I can't define them, which confuses me, and it confuses others. I want to be understood by others, but I don't understand myself, and that bothers me.
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I hear you saying you were brought up to believe one thing, but your experience is telling you something else, and you are uncomfortable with that. Ok then. How about being comfortable with being uncomfortable? That may sound like a mind-game, but I think you could get some mileage out of this. What do I say this? Because you seem to be asking a lot of yourself. Here's what I've learned- take it or leave it as you like. We can only be where we are. I think you are getting waaaaay ahead of yourself by asking yourself to believe certain things. However, you do know one thing. Right here. Right now. You already know that you worry about things. You say you don't know why. And frankly, that doesn't wash. If you start keeping mental note of what happens when you start fussing about things, you will start to see a commonality. Worrying doesn't come out of no-where. It has a trigger. And behind the trigger- most likely- is a fear. What I hear you saying is that you want to belong. You want to feel safe. Thing is: why don't you feel safe? Why do you feel alone? Get to the root of these things and you will find your gold. And perhaps your faith. Faith in yourself for one thing.
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"All who wander are not lost." I love that saying, though I don't know its origin. You're not alone. I've switched churches several times, and now religions. To some, I may seem rootless, isolated, lost... To me, it's like a treasure hunt. And if one path leads you to an outhouse or a snake pit instead of the pot of gold, what do you do? Try another path!!
Is cutting your own path a bad thing? Think of it. Most every modern religion started with one person. One person who cut their own, unorthodox path. I think Rick's advice was meant for me, too. I get too worried about having all the answers, or making sense out of things that seem senseless, like earthquakes, cancer, poverty, and death. Those things are very real and pressing issues, but how many sunrises have I ignored while trying to figure out how many angels could dance on the end of a pin, so to speak? What happens when we bite the big bazooka is anyone's guess, but why not enjoy the time we have?
"And though I may not know the answers, I can finally say I am free. And if the questions led me here, then I am who I was born to be." --Susan Boyle "If all fools could fly, the sun would be eclipsed forever." --Dutch proverb |
I can't necessarily speak directly to your struggle, since I don't know you or the roots of your difficulty. I can only share my own story and hope it helps.
I was a Christian all my life, and was about a year or two away from actually being a pastor when I finally had to accept that I was a lesbian. (Long story.) Needless to say, I wound up having to reevaluate much of what I thought in the process. At first I was devastated, since I thought I had just given in to a horrible and unforgivable sin. But then I started thinking about all the women I've been in love with (unrequited and, in most cases, unrecognized by myself at the time) and trying to see the sin in those relationships. I realized that the love I felt for them drove me to new heights of unselfishness with them. I put their needs ahead of my own. I thought they were beautiful. I forgave them more easily, tried to understand them more, and paid more attention to what they liked and didn't like. The love I had for them made me into a better, stronger, more unselfish human being. How could this be wrong? And I decided that it wasn't, since all its fruit (a Biblical concept basically meaning results) in me was good. So I decided I wasn't a Christian anymore, in the sense that I wasn't able to just fall back on accepted doctrines about things. I started to decide what I really believed, instead of letting it be dictated to me. I believe in love. I believe in beauty. I believe in treating other human beings, whoever and whatever they are, with respect and tolerance, despite when it might damage my pride. I believe in being kind and compassionate. I also believe in standing up for myself when other humans treat me with disrespect, without being disrespectful in return. These are just a few examples. I think it's more useful to think things through from the direction of "What do I believe?" rather than "What SHOULD I believe?" I no longer go shopping from faith to faith, hoping someone else's system will fulfill what I need. (That may happen one day. I'd like to be able to identify with another spiritual group.) For now, I'm just interested in being really honest with myself and with other people about what I really think. Why do you feel the need to put yourself under someone else's system? I think exploring that question would probably do you more good than continuing to shop around. But that's just my two cents. Feel free toss them if they aren't helpful to you. Blessings, and good luck in your quest. *hugs* |
Thanks guys, I let things bother me more than they should. As for being under a system, I feel the need not only to belong to a group of people, but to feel subordinate. I want somebody above me. I want an authority to look to that can answer my questions, and who will look at me and tell me that I am good.
I had more thoughts, I swear, but they've all scattered. Thanks for all the input though everybody.
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You need a parent?
Does life really work that way? It's a different religion than the one you may be looking for, but the Buddha (we're talkin' Buddhism here) is reported to have said to his disciples shortly before his death: "You must rely on yourself." If you live long enough, you will find that the persons who you want to dominate you (that's what being insubordinate means) will let you down, die or betray you- one way or another. And what are you doing to do then? What are you going to do when someone looks to you for answers? After all, you aren't going to be a kid forever. Does this mean we should trust no one? Of course not. Relying on ourselves means learning to stand in our own shoes with confidence. Here's your assignment. Stand in front of the mirror and say... I AM GOOD! Do it until you are bored stupid and grinning like a madman. BE THE CHANGE YOU SEEK!
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I just try to forget GT ever happened.
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uhoh, sorry. I mean, Id like to be under Android 17. My fav character in Z saga.
BIG fan when I was a kid Loved the games on consoles too Let me join If possible I'm taking Gogeta
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