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QLB necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 214 diseños de 61 diseñadores freelance.
You have absolute freedom to be creative with this redesign. We will look at all design concepts. We are looking to rebrand ourselves with a new website. We want a clean, fun, yet professional website.
What We Want Designed
We are looking for a complete redesign of Quiet Light Brokerage (logo and website). The contest is for the home page only, although the winning designer may be hired to design the back pages of the site as well.
What We Do
Quiet Light Brokerage sells established web based businesses. The homepage of our website should speak primarily to potential clients - people who have established websites that they would want to sell.
Why We Want it Redesigned
The current website does not properly reflect what we do and the professionalism which we try to bring to each of our clients. We are a successful company because we are web savvy, and the current website does not reflect that we are current with modern web trends.
- The home page should speak primarily to potential sellers.
- Possible taglines (or introductory messages) could be:- We Sell Websites. Its What We Do.
- We Can Sell Your Web Business.
- The home page should have a button/link inviting the potential seller to get a free valuation of their website.
- There should be room for 1 testimonial (with a link to read more testimonials)
- There should also be a place to show up to 5 of our current listings. The current listings can be found here: http://www.quietlightbrokerage.com/…bsite.php. On the homepage we will only show the listing title and asking price. This should be addressed to potential buyers of websites.
- The style should be fresh, open, and simple.
- As an option, rather than having a link to a valuation request form, a valuation request form could be included on the main page (the valuation form should include all the fields on this form: http://www.quietlightbrokerage.com/valuation.php
- Sites we like- http://querier.net/
- http://www.revenuewire.com/
- http://www.freshbooks.com/
- http://www.mailchimp.com/
- http://www.woothemes.com/
- http://www.activecollab.com/
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- http://www.thecssgallerylist.com/
- Currently on our homepage we have a breakdown of of our listings by price (in the box titled "Current Listings"). This should not be included.
- Currently on the homepage there is a link for an affiliate login. This should not be included.
- Currently on the homepage there is a newsletter signup - this should not be included.


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Casco Bay Ferry Lines board approves $3M expansion to Portland ferry terminal
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) � The Casco Bay Ferry Lines board has given final approval to a $3 million renovation project along the Portland waterfront.
The project will double the size of the terminal and upgrade the pier where five ferries dock.
Ferry officials say they are responding to passenger demand.
General Manager Hank Berg tells WCSH-TV (http://on.wcsh6.com/Uw2CUf ) long lines form in the summer. The terminal was built 25 years ago to handle about half a million passengers per year, but now handles twice that.
The most noticeable change will be the new waiting room, which will double in size to 6,000-square feet, and will allow passengers to watch the boats.
The project is being funded with a federal grant so there will be no ticket price hikes.
The terminal will remain open during renovations.
Information from: WCSH-TV, http://www.wcsh6.com

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The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds' (ARVC) upcoming InSites Convention and Expo in Orlando, Fla., will have more than 20 seminars and panel discussions, plus a tradeshow with more than 120 exhibiting companies.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn how the Disney Co. provides its guests with the ultimate in customer service at its Fort Wilderness campground during the Park Operators on Tour event and through Disney's "Innovation in Action" behind-the-scenes tour.
"We think this year's convention will be one of the most informative we've ever had," said Linda Profaizer, ARVC president and CEO.
InSites will be Nov. 9-12 at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando.
Despite the economy, Profaizer said convention enrollment is ahead of last year, both for attendees and vendors, many of whom are facing increasing competition for private park business. InSites attendance is also getting a boost from ARVC marking f the 40th anniversary of Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resorts.
Park operators who arrive in Orlando in advance of the convention will have a chance to participate in two, 8-hour seminars, which are being offered on Sunday, Nov. 8. These special seminars include:
- "What you need to know about OSHA," a daylong seminar by J.J. Keller & Associates, which specializes in accident prevention. Participants will learn about materials handling, fire safety, hazard communication, blood-borne pathogens, slips trips and falls in addition to learning about the kinds of questions and concerns that should be communicated with OSHA representatives. InSites participants pay only $25 for this seminar, thanks to Evergreen USA, which has underwritten most of the cost of this seminar.
- "FUNdation day of recreation," a daylong seminar in which park operators learn how to develop their own arts and crafts classes, tie-dye t-shirt classes and other fun recreation programs. The cost of this seminar is $125 and includes lunch as well as arts and crafts materials.
Other seminars that are included in the cost of InSites admission will cover many other areas of interest to campgrounds, RV parks and resorts, including social network marketing; marketing through direct mail; guest game and activity planning; team building strategies; as well as estate and succession planning.
Other important seminars include:
- "The Americans with Disabilities Act," a 1 1/2- hour seminar by Dr. J.R. Harding, a disability expert, regarding proposed changes in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations, which are slated to take effect Jan. 1. Participants will have a chance to voice their concerns to OSHA during a public comment period before the new rules take effect.
- "Renewable energy in America," a seminar led by Howard Boothroyd of Energy Management Partners, Nokomis, Fla., in which park operators will gain a basic understanding of green construction principles so that they can incorporate some of these concepts into an overall business plan.
- "Identity theft and its potentially crippling effect on you as a business owner," by Gary Quigley, CPO of Kozy Rest Kampground in Harrisburg, Penn.
- "Reducing Resource Usage," and "Understanding the National Electric Code-Making Process," both by Wade Elliott of Utility Supply Group.
- "How to protect your trees and your park from invasive insects and diseases of trees," by Frank Lowenstein of The Nature Conservancy.
- "What public affairs can do for you," by David Gorin of David Gorin & Associates.
The convention will also feature panel discussions, including a state of the industry panel with Profaizer; Richard Coon, president of the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA); Pat Hittmeier, COO of Kampgrounds of America Inc. (KOA); Vic Nolting, vice chair of Leisure Systems Inc. (LSI); and Ron Beard, CPO of Ron Beard & Associates in Austin, Texas.
Gorin and Aubrey King will also lead an open forum updating the ARVC Public Affairs Program, while Bob MacKinnon of Murrieta, Calif.-based GuestReviews.com will provide an update on ARVC's GuestReviews program, also in a forum format.
For a complete listing of InSites seminars, panel discussions, networking opportunities and information on participating vendors as well as enrollment forms, please visit www.arvc.org or contact ARVC headquarters at (303) 681-0401


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This is a paid position, woo hoo! I can send on the rest of the message & job description if you need it.Black Rock City/Burning Man is currently in need of an experienced Web Producer responsible for the technical aspects of the development and maintenance of all public facing websites.
Odd that it did not show up here, but, maybe web producers don't hang out on message boards? They are lookin for a Burner, though, for sure:
Apologies if I have broken the non-commerce rule or missed where someone else has posted this. Just hoping that this very dear site does not die of neglect!*Significant knowledge and experience within the Burning Man organization and community.
*Dedicated to principles of behavior and ethics of the Burning Man organization.
*Highly motivated.
*Very strong social, networking, and interpersonal skills.
*The ability to work effectively within an organization that encourages creativity, radical self-expression and radical self-reliance along with communal effort
*Ability to live and work in the harsh physical environment of the Burning Man event location on the Black Rock desert of Nevada for 2-3 weeks out of every year, mostly during August and September.


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"The response time is improved and, according to an internal survey we conducted, the quality of service is admirable. This enables us to be more competitive and provide a better customer experience."
Gustav Almqvist, CIO, Reitan Convenience
Reitan Convenience currently has 2,450 stores and 17,000 employees in seven countries, offering products and services to customers when and where they want them. It is the second largest convenience company in Europe, and leads the market in all the countries in which it has a presence. In Sweden, it operates over 500 stores under brands including 7-Eleven, Shell/7-Eleven and Pressbyran, with a franchisee salesforce of around 3,500.
Reitan Convenience Sweden wanted to replace its existing IT partner with a local Swedish vendor that could provide cost-effective service desk support, field engineering and application management.
The company turned to existing field services sub-contractor, Fujitsu, to provide it with a full range of first, second and third line service desk, central and local application management, data transfer and the co-ordination and installation of in-store IT equipment.
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Gas Prices Surge as Many Paychecks Shrink, Threatening Consumer Spending
American consumers, already struggling to adjust to higher taxes, now face another challenge: gasoline prices that have risen nearly 50 cents a gallon in the past month alone.
The national average price for regular gasoline hit $3.78 a gallon on Thursday, up 15 cents in the past week and 47 cents in the past month, according to auto club AAA. The increases, driven in part by speculators betting on stronger U.S. gasoline demand, have been dramatic in parts of the country. California drivers are paying $4.20 a gallon on average,...


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Three percent of tenured professors of physics in this country are women. Nonetheless, a woman physicist stopped light in her lab at Harvard. Another woman runs the linear accelerator at Stanford. A woman discovered the first evidence for dark matter. A woman found the top quark. The list doesn't stop there, but the point is clear. Three years ago, Discover started a project to look into the question of how women fare in science. We knew there were large numbers of female researchers doing remarkable work, and we asked associate editor Kathy A. Svitil to talk to them. The result of her investigation is a selection of 50 of the most extraordinary women across all the sciences. Their achievements are detailed in the pages that follow. To read their stories is to understand how important it is that the barriers facing women in science be broken down as quickly and entirely as possible. If just one of these women had gotten fed up and quit—as many do—the history of science would have been impoverished. Even the women who have stuck with it, even those who have succeeded spectacularly, still report that being a woman in this intensely male world is, at best, challenging and, at worst, downright disheartening. It will take goodwill and hard work to make science a good choice for a woman, but it is an effort at which we cannot afford to fail. The next Einstein or the next Pasteur may be alive right now—and she might be thinking it's not worth the hassle.
Melissa Franklin Professor of Physics, Harvard University "I build things, and then I fix them when I build them badly," says the experimental physicist, offering a deceptively modest description of her work. The objects she tinkers with are complex particle detectors, including the powerful proton-antiproton Collider Detector at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois, which she used to spot the top quark in 1995.
Maria Zuber Professor of Geophysics and Planetary Science, MIT Using laser ranging, gravity measurements, and data from spacecraft, Zuber maps surface features and probes the interior of Mars, Venus, Jupiter's moons, and our own moon. Her goal is to "figure out the processes that acted on a particular body in the past in order to make its surface the way it is now."
Fame Passed Them By
History has not always been kind to women scientists. Many have passed long days and nights in the lab stirring noxious concoctions or gathering piles of data only to see the credit for their discoveries awarded to a male colleague. Sometimes the work was obscured by a famous mentor. Here is a selection of female scientists who deserve greater notice:
Lise Meitner (1878-1968) In 1938, after she escaped from the Nazis to Sweden, she carried out the key calculations that led to the discovery of nuclear fission. Her collaborator, Otto Hahn, who stayed behind in Germany, was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1944. In 1997 Meitner was finally honored when element 109 was named meitnerium.
Emmy Noether (1882-1935) She devised a mathematical principle, called Noether's theorem, which became a foundation stone of quantum physics. Her calculations helped Einstein formulate his general theory of relativity. "It is really through her that I have become competent in the subject," he admitted.
Frieda Robscheit-Robbins (1893-1973) Together with George Whipple, she discovered that a diet rich in liver cured anemia in dogs, which in turn led directly to treatment for pernicious anemia in humans. Although she coauthored numerous papers with Whipple, it was he who was honored with the 1934 Nobel Prize in medicine.
Hilde Mangold (1898-1924) Under the guidance of Hans Spemann, she carried out the experiments that led to the discovery of the organizer effect, which directs the development of embryonic cells into tissues and organs. She died after being set afire by an alcohol stove on which she was heating food for her baby. Eleven years later, Spemann won the Nobel Prize.
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin (1900-1979) In her 1925 Ph.D. thesis—described by the noted astronomer Otto Struve in 1960 as "the most brilliant . . . ever written in astronomy"—she proposed that all stars are made mostly of hydrogen and helium. Astronomers dismissed her observations until four years later, when they were confirmed by a man. She was the first woman to become a professor of science at Harvard.
Beatrice "Tilly" Shilling (1909-1990) A prize-winning motorcycle racer and aeronautical engineer, she designed a small metal ring that fit onto the fuel line of an aircraft engine to keep the flow of fuel constant. This enabled World War II British fighter pilots to dive without fear that their engines would cut out.
Chien-Shiung Wu (1912-1997) In 1957 she and her colleagues overthrew a principle previously considered immutable in physics: that nature does not distinguish between right and left. Chien-Shiung found that this rule does not hold true for interactions between subatomic particles involving the so-called weak force. The Nobel Prize was awarded to two male colleagues.
Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958) Her X-ray photographs of crystallized DNA, taken in the early 1950s, proved that the molecule was a helix. This data was used, without her knowledge, by James Watson and Francis Crick to elucidate the structure of DNA. By the time they were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1962, Franklin had died of ovarian cancer.
Jocelyn Bell Burnell (1943-) With the aid of a radio telescope she built herself, she became the first astronomer to detect pulsars—rapidly spinning, extremely dense neutron stars. But she was deemed too inexperienced to receive the Nobel Prize, which was given instead in 1974 to her thesis adviser, Anthony Hewish—a man who later referred to her as "a jolly good girl [who] was just doing her job."
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Hello all.
Today is not only a rare day that only comes every four years… February 29.
It also takes place in a time that is all about taking leaps forward in consciousness. This is the most remarkable, unprecedented time we have ever known.
We have made more forward moves in the last 30 years than in the last 5000 in many ways!
So let's take the opportunity of this Leap Year day… to make some healthy leaps. Some things you might consider…
1. Do something nurturing for yourself… and see that you are safe and even enhanced to do so.
2. Do something kind or nurturing for someone else AFTER that… and see that you are not diminished by focusing loving support in another's direction.
We live in a world where we have not trusted that our needs could be met. We have lived in a world that has lacked the modeling to understand about value and support on the basic levels. Out of that, we have lived in a world where people haven't known how to connect to self, identify what we need… and then to make the choices that will allow us to readily meet those needs.
Without that connection to self and trust that universal support is possible in every way, we have separated ourselves… and hidden in many ways. We have lived behind the mask of who we thought we "should be" or "had to be," in order to get love or be acceptable.
What we can leap into as we grow into deeper truths is that it is entirely possible to resolve these inner myths and limitations… and that we can love ourselves, meet our needs… AND support others in their commitment to do the same.
This will be a real LEAP… and it must start with you and me, if we are to know that reality.
So LEAP with me into more love, nurturing, value and trust. Happy February 29, 2012!


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I'm sure this has been done before but I stuck new skid plates on my boat this afternoon and I thought someone might be interested.
I bought a kit from Outdoor Active which contained just about everything you need. It was a Wenonah kit. The only issue was that the mixing pot provided was smaller than the tin of epoxy resin.
I located the dry Kevlar skidplate onto the boat and drew round it with a pencil.
I masked off the area, starting with a strip of masking tape between half and one inch out from the pencil line. It is best if you can keep this a constant distance.
The picture reveals why the skid plate has become necessary.
Short lengths and a bit of care will give you a curved line.
Next I applied newspaper to cover the area surrounding the masking tape, this will prevent spillage onto the boat generally and protect from runs.
The observant amongst you will notice I am using the Times. This is to try to retain some form of elitism. Is it working?
Next I sand the area inside the pencil line. I used a circular action to try to roughen the surface and to avoid making the scratching worse.
The exposed area is then wiped with meths or alcohol to remove grease and allowed to dry.
Now comes the messy bit. The kit has pre-measured resin and hardener which i emptied into a plastic container and stirred. The instructions say I have 10-15 minutes before the stuff starts to harden but although it starts to get tacky at this point, it is still workable.
The felts are laid out on a sheet of cardboard and the resin mixture poured and spread. turn them over and more resin to make sure they are saturated. then place them in position inside the pencil lines. Smooth them out with a stiff brush to make sure you have got rid of any bubbles/areas not in contact with the boat.
Brush more resin over the felt and to the boat between the felt and the masking. You will get a few runs at this stage which you can wipe off but the hardening process is an exothermic reaction which warms the resin and seems to result in more runs as time goes by.
If the runs get onto the boat, they can be simply wipes off but keep an eye on it for about 40 minutes after which time the resin will be stiffer.
After about an hour, the resin will be dry to the touch and you can remove the masking. The reason I do this at this time is because it is easier to remove than if you leave it until the resin has hardened the following day. Hopefully when the tape is removed, you will have a neat job which will not detract too much from your boat.
Just one more point. Some people use waxed paper or cling film wrapping to give a smooth finish to the felt which can be a bit rough without. I didn't do this, it is a preference issue.
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This tutorial (hopefully one of many) serves two purposes. The first purpose is to help people learn how to use
and get excited about flex. The second purpose is to help me better understand this framework (as I am just
learning how to use it myself).
Why flex? I got interested in flex because I wanted to learn some sort of RIA (Rich Internet Application) technology.
RIAs seem to be the wave of the future for internet applications, and it seems to have been picking up more in the
past year. Alternatives to flex are Java FX, and Microsoft Silverlight. Java FX looks cool, but I don't care for
java that much, and silverlight idk, I tried running a application on my computer and it apparently doesn't work
on linux (Moonlight didn't work either) so that's an instant fail. Flex on the other hand worked fine, I was able to
go through all of the sample applications on the adobe website (http://flex.org/showcase/). Flex is built on top of
flash and actionscript, so it has a pretty big stakehold on the web (can you think of anyone that doesn't have the
flash vm installed on their browser?). Flex is opensource, another plus. So why should you care? Coming from a web
the same from one browser to the next, which is great, let me just develop! Plus you can pretty much use whatever
backend you want Java, PHP, Rails, whatever..., just as long as your flex application knows how to communicate with
your service. So with this in mind let's get started.
So I run Linux, so I'll explain how to set everything up on that. I'm sure it's not too different on a Mac or Windows
machine either, I've just never tried and nor do I care too. There is IDE by Adobe called Flex Builder which is built
on the Eclipse IDE, it cost somewhere in the $200 range. I've never used it but if you want to dish out some dough it
might be a good tool to have. I'll explain everything using the command line.
Download the Flex SDK:
and unzip it.
In my case I unzipped it to /opt, but you can give it a home anywhere.
Next I created a symbolic link from the flex_sdk_3 to a directory named flex.
The reason I did this was just in case a new version came up I could point the
symbolic link to the new version easier without having to update my PATH.
The next thing is to update your PATH variable. This requires that you update your
bashrc file in your home directory (As noted above this is for unix like systems so
this step might be different).
%> emacs ~/.bashrc
* You can use any file editor you like
Once you have your editor open just add this line:
export PATH=/path/to/flex/bin:$PATH
Save and exit.
Then in the command line:
%> source .bashrc
And you should be ready to go.
To test that it is installed properly type this in the command line:
%> mxmlc -version
You should see the Version number.
Your First Application:
Like all (or almost all) tutorials, I'm going to demonstrate hello, world!.
Make a new file called Hello.mxml. mxml is the extension for all of the "view"
files. You can also use actionscript files to build a Flex application. mxml
files get turned into actionscript code during the compile stage (using mxmlc).
Open the file and put the xml content type on the first line. And create a new
tag called mx:Application, with the xml namespace for mx set to http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"> </mx:Application>
If you compiled this now and ran it you would get a blank screen (well except for the
default gradient provided).
To compile the mxml file type this into your command line:
%> mxmlc Hello.mxml
This should produce a file call Hello.swf
Okay, now let's add Hello, World to the screen
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"> <mx:Panel> <mx:Text text="Hello, World!" id="hello" /> </mx:Panel> </mx:Application>
If you compile this now you should get a box in the center of the screen with the text of "Hello, World!".
This adds two components to the mix, the first is the Panel component. This is one of the layout containers
in flex. The other component is a Text field, this is pretty self explanatory all it does it display some
text that is non-editable. We also give the text field an id called "hello" which we will use in the next
Let's make this a little bit more interesting, how about adding a button and let's have the button do something.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"> <mx:Script> <![CDATA[ function showHello():void { if(hello.visible == true) { hello.visible = false; firstbutton.label = "Show Hello"; helloPanel.title = "Hello Not Visible"; } else { hello.visible = true; firstbutton.label = "Hide Hello"; helloPanel.title = "Hello Visible"; } } ]]> </mx:Script> <mx:Panel title="Hello Not Visible" id="helloPanel" paddingTop="10" paddingBottom="10"> <mx:HBox> <mx:Button label="Show Hello" id="firstbutton" click="showHello()" /> <mx:Spacer width="100" /> <mx:Text text="Hello, World!" id="hello" visible="false" /> </mx:HBox> </mx:Panel> </mx:Application>
In this version we actually have some actionscript code embedded inside the mxml file.
To do this you need to wrap it with the Script tag. A CDATA tag will also be wrapped
around the code as well. This is so the xml will not be parsed. In the script tag
there is one function that returns nothing (void). And if the hello text field is visible
then we hide it otherwise we show it. Some other attributes are also updated. As you can
see the components can be manipulated using their id attribute, this is because the components
are compiled into objects (so the id is like a variable (object) name.). To the panel container
we add an id as well as a title, and some style (the padding). Then inside the panel we now have
a HBox container, which is a horizontal box. Then we add our button object. As you can see
we have a click attribute. This triggers an event when you click on the button and calls
the showHello function. Then we have a spacer between the button and the text.
If you compile it now you should have something slightly more interesting.
Well that's it for now. I am open for comments and corrections. If anyone is interested I can
produce more tutorials and get into some cooler stuff.


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Gulab Jamun
Gulab Jamun is my favorite dessert since my childhood. My mom makes the yummiest gulab jamuns of all. On almost all the occasions, in India, she makes them from scratch.But here in US, since I don't get mava as we get in India, so with my mom's suggestion, I tried these Gulab Jamuns from the Chitale gulab jamun mix [from Pune]. They turned out pretty good.
Chitale gulab jamun mix is now available is most of the Indian grocery stores in Bay Area.
Ingredients: For Gulab Jamun (50 pieces)
Chitale Gulab Jamun mix- 1 pkt [400 gms]
Sugar – 6 cups
Cardamon powder (Elachi powder) – 2 tsp
Saffron strands (Kesar) – ¼ tsp
Goldan raisins (kismis) – 1/2 cup
Water – 240 ml (1.5 cups for making gulab jamuns)
Water – 6 cups [for syrup]
- In a bowl, gradually add little by little, 1.5 cups of water to the mix. Mix well.
- Gently knead the mixture to make it an even dough.
- In another large vessel, take 6 cups of water and add 6 cups of sugar. Also add saffron and cardamom powder to it. Bring it to a boil. Mix it well and boil again.
- Take the dough and divide it into small 50 parts. Take golden raisin and put one raisin in the center of each portion. Roll each portion into a smooth ball. Make all the balls and keep aside.
- In a pan, heat cooking oil for frying the gulab jamuns. Deep fry the gulab jamuns on medium high heat. It should take approx 7-8 minutes to become golden brown. If it happens before that, oil is too hot and jamuns won't be able to cook all the way through. If it takes more time than 7-8 minutes, the oil is not hot enough.
- Drain all the fried gulab jamuns on a kitchen towel. Let it sit for 4-5 minutes and then add all jamuns to the sugar syrup. Let them completely soak for couple of hours.
- Gulab jamuns are ready to eat.
Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy Gulab jamums hot or chilled. I prefer them hot with chilled vanilla ice-cream on the side.


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- 13% room tax, daily resort fee of $30, and daily $2 tourism surcharge are not included in the cost. Taxes and fees will be collected at the hotel upon check-in.


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Mommy and Daddy Issues: We Grade the Parents of Fall TV
Dec 18, 2012 11:59 PM EST
Some say Hollywood only has one idea at a time. This TV season, it seems that idea was introducing character's parents! From dastardly matriarchs (Revenge, Hawaii Five-0) to downright quirky parental units (New Girl), many of our favorite characters… Read more


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The United States granted Jordan $43.8 million to bolster its water sector, as part of an overall $150 million in economic aid for 2001, the embassy said in a statement Monday, April 30.
The funds will be used to "develop and implement urgently needed water projects ... (as) part of on-going initiatives to improve water resource management in Jordan, which now totals $351 million ", it said.
They will specifically "help finance the design and construction of infrastructure to improve water supply and distribution systems", the statement said, adding that the grant agreement was signed on Sunday.
Jordan is one of the world's 10 poorest countries in terms of water resources and has been the victim of a drought since 1996 but Amman is now moving forward with several projects to become water sufficient.
On April 19 the United States gave Jordan a grant of $37.7 million in the first batch of the $150 million Washington has pledged to Amman for 2001.
That part of the assistance was allocated to fight poverty and unemployment in Jordan, which according to independent estimates affect 25 percent of the population and to finance projects supporting the kingdom's economic reforms.
The United States also gives Jordan military aid, which over the past three years has ranged from between $50 and $75 million annually.
The two countries signed a free trade agreement last October aimed at boosting US investment in Jordan. The agreement still needs to be approved by the US Congress. — (AFP, Amman)
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Recreation / Parks
151 Peltier Park Dr.
P.O. Box 5418
Thibodaux, Louisiana 70302
Office: (985) 493-8757
Fax: (985) 448-5853
We invite you to visit and enjoy our parks throughout the City. Take advantage of our playgrounds, athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts, life trail equipment and walking paths.
Our Parks staff is committed to keeping all of our parks in excellent shape and we are continuously making upgrades to our facilities. We strive to provide our citizens and visitors with beautiful landscape in our parks, around our City buildings and the boulevard.
Park buildings and pavilions are available for event rentals. A City permit is required on all park rentals. Included in the Parks and Facilities Rental Guide below, you will find the rules and regulations that govern the rental use of our facilities and the permit process. Also, please read the Chief of Police's letter regarding the process to obtain a City permit.
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Like many, my introduction to Leicester City was through a man in white ballet tights. It was 1979, a perishing day, and Scotland seemed about to be denied its traditional ten minutes of English football tacked on to the end of Sportscene until Archie MacPherson confirmed that an outside-broadcast unit had battled through the snow to film one of the few surviving games – City vs Ice Station Zebra.
Was that what the opposition were called? It doesn't really matter. What was important, and unforgettable, was that Keith Weller wore tights. No-one did this back then (he wore gloves, too). At City's Filbert Street the mercury had frozen. Probably the man from the Leicester Mercury had frozen, entombed in a Glacier Mint while attempting to type his match report. Out on the pitch the Ice Station defence looked like the pathetic survivors of a Disney animation movie still 34 years away from release – trapped in an eternal winter. And Prima Ballerina Weller? With blood circulating as normal thanks to the hosiery, and with the orange ball seemingly Araldite-d to his feet, he pranced into position for a lovely goal.
So how was he greeted? With ridicule, of course. Football in '79 was unforgivingly macho and players were supposed to take whatever the weather threw at them. Enlightenment has been slow. Twenty years after Filbert Street, Graeme Le Saux was subjected to abuse for doing something as poncey as Weller (reading the Guardian). More recently still, Steve McClaren hoisted an umbrella at a rain-lashed Wembley, losing the England job, and managers are still ruining expensive suits in downpours, just to show they're big and tough.
The English game's dinosaur ways are amusing to us, Scotland having some of its own of course, but I hope the current Leicester manager, Claudio Ranieri, can take heart from Weller's story. Everyone laughed at the late striker but they were wrong: not only did he win the game for his club that day but he proved himself to be a second-skin trailblazer. Everyone laughed at Leicester when they appointed Ranieri, but look at them now.
At the start of this incredible season, the Italian was everyone's prediction for the first manager to be sacked. An old nickname was dredged up: "Tinkerman". If he could fail at Chelsea with all their advantages, then how could he possibly succeed at a club who'd barely survived relegation?
This theory ignored a few truths. Chelsea are mad and ruthless. Managers can change. Sometimes they're written off too quickly, just as sometimes other managers, when they arrive, are written up too gushingly. Louis van Gaal got that treatment when he took over at Manchester United: a true football aristocrat, come to give England the benefit of his supreme knowledge. Ranieri has almost done for the Dutchman this season, having already seen off Jose Mourinho, another not short of fluffers in the media and a boss who had baited him in the past. The exuberant, irresistible Leicester were just too hot for the bold Jose and he spontaneously combusted.
Last week, some of the gentlemen of the English press gathered and admitted they got it wrong about Leicester and wrong about Ranieri. What was it about him they misunderstood or didn't rate or thought a character flaw? His quiet, quirky, boffiny nature? In the country of the blind, the baseball-capped manager is king, or very often thought to be. Him, or the one with the bull neck – both as Anglo-Saxon as you can get. But Leicester had just blown away Manchester City and if they do the same to Arsenal today they might well become champions for the first time in their 132-year existence.
Like the film Frozen, an early version of which was played out at Filbert Street in '79, Leicester's current story is a wondrous fairytale. It would be wrong to say it's all been about a fair-haired one and a dusky one; like any side who've ever dared challenge the orthodoxy and the elite, it must be a brilliant team effort. Nevertheless, Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have been sensational. Have we run out of superlatives for them yet? Ranieri, speaking to the Italian sports daily Corriere dello Sport last week, reckoned not. "This year Mahrez has given us incredible magic," he said, while Vardy "runs at 1,000 miles an hour and always at the same speed".
I never saw this coming either. "Where is Leicester?" my eight-year-old asked as the Foxes started to irk the established order. I pointed vaguely at a map, only having been there once in my life and that to interview Zoe Ball (who did give me a kiss). Pop music-wise, the place has provided Showaddywaddy, a band who were 20 years out of date, and Kasabian, who started out wanting to be Oasis, but there's nothing phoney about the football team.
My laddie liked the racket made by their fans in televised games – the King Power Stadium appears a bit utilitarian after the low-slung charms of Filbert Street, but it's a thunderbox for sure – and wanted to know who they'd play in a local derby. "Nottingham Forest, perhaps?" I said. "Who the heck are they?" he said. But it's difficult to ignore the parallels between Forest's improbable title triumph of 1977-78 and what Leicester are doing right now, not least when you remember how Brian Clough's side shocked Manchester with a 4-0 win at Old Trafford.
There are only three Leicester match programmes in my collection: those from the games featuring Weller's snow waltz and the two hat-tricks Birmingham City's Kenny Burns netted against Peter Shilton. The first was all headers, the second a perfect hat-trick, with the latter coming on another ice rink of a pitch. But Leicester don't seem to mind Arctic conditions.
Their last charge to the summit came during the ferocious winter of 1962-63, England's coldest on record in the 20th century, when groundsman Bill Taylor's ingenious mixing of fertiliser with weedkiller generated enough heat to keep the frost at bay and City playing – while their Scottish manager Matt Gillies, Frank McLintock and playmaker Davie Gibson from Hibernian earned the club the nickname of the "Ice Age Champs".
Leicester didn't quite finish champs that season but maybe it'll happen this time. And wouldn't that be wonderful? For once the tagline, somehow copyrighted, of "the best league in the world" would be justified.


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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump Jr. refused on Wednesday to provide a congressional committee details of a July telephone conversation with his father about a meeting last year at which Trump campaign officials had expected to receive damaging information from the Russian government about Hillary Clinton.
Testifying in a closed session before the House Intelligence Committee, Mr. Trump claimed that his conversation over the summer with his father, two days after The New York Times disclosed the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower in Manhattan, was protected under attorney-client privilege because lawyers for both men were on the call.
What, if anything, Donald J. Trump knew about the Trump Tower meeting as a presidential candidate — and his role in drafting a misleading statement about it once he was president and it became public — are key questions for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating Russian interference in the election.
Donald Trump Jr. had agreed to the meeting after receiving an email stating that a Russian government lawyer would provide incriminating facts about Mrs. Clinton as "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump." He has said that no damaging information was delivered.
Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top ranking Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, said after Wednesday's session that Donald Trump Jr. acknowledged that he had discussed the Trump Tower meeting by telephone with his father on July 10. The congressman said that Mr. Trump's lawyer, Alan S. Futerfas, asked the committee for more time to answer questions about that conversation because both he and a lawyer for the president were privy to it.
Mr. Schiff said that he believed the contents of the phone call should not be kept secret simply because lawyers participated in it. "The presence of counsel does not make communications between father and son a privilege," he said. He added that he would follow up with Mr. Futerfas about the legal basis for refusing to disclose what was discussed.
Republicans on the committee who attended the session, which lasted roughly eight hours, said that they felt that Donald Trump Jr. had been forthcoming.
While he refused to recount his conversation with his father, the younger Mr. Trump told the committee about his earlier discussions with the White House adviser Hope Hicks about how to respond to the coming Times article, first published on July 8. His statement said the Trump Tower meeting was primarily about the ability of Americans to adopt Russian children. It made no mention of any promise of incriminating information from the Russian government against Mrs. Clinton.
Committee members also questioned the younger Mr. Trump at length about a series of phone calls and email exchanges that occurred several days before the Trump Tower meeting. He said that he was unable to remember a phone call that took place as he was discussing the need for the meeting with a Russian intermediary, according to three people familiar with his testimony, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe closed proceedings.
In an email to the younger Mr. Trump, a publicist linked to Aras Agalarov — a Russian real estate magnate who has been honored by the Kremlin — promised damaging information about Mrs. Clinton. Donald Trump Jr. had two phone calls with Mr. Agalarov's son Emin, each lasting just a few minutes, before the meeting. Between those calls, his phone records show, he either received or placed a third call with an unidentified person whose telephone number was blocked. Mr. Trump testified that he could not remember what the call was about or whom it was with.
Mr. Trump was also asked about his private Twitter communications last fall with WikiLeaks, the antisecrecy group whose release of a trove of hacked emails rocked Mrs. Clinton's campaign. Mr. Trump told the committee that he considered WikiLeaks to be an independent news organization much like CNN or NBC — not an organization that disseminated material provided by the Russian government, as American intelligence agencies later concluded.


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Kate Moss's Teenage Photos to Be Auctioned
Kate Moss, Age 14: Model's Teen Portraits Headed For Auction
Kate Moss, Age 14: Model's Teen Portraits Headed For Auction
What did Kate Moss look like before she was famous? Photographer David Ross's portraits of the supermodel at age 14 reveal her as a fresh-faced girl on the cusp of a major career.
"Kate was a cool character," said Ross of the photos he took in October 1988, which will be be sold through Bloomsbury Auctions on Nov. 23. "She seemed like a tough or resilient typical teenager, comfortably fronting me up, perhaps covering up her nerves. I suppose what was refreshing was that she was honest. She wasn't trying to prove anything or act above her station. She didn't try to adopt a model attitude of self-absorption and superiority, which at the time was becoming public via media sensation. She was untarnished. A blank canvas, as other writers have put it."
Each of the three pictures are expected to reach up to £1,200, just over $1,905, at current exchange. Take a peek at them here.


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BE Love necesitaba un nuevo diseño de camiseta y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 74 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
BE LOVE - Pass It On
Our company's mission is to get everyone to question, "What does it mean to BE LOVE in the world?" We are a radical social enterprise that intends to use our brand to make lots of $$$ so we can give it away! AND spread the LOVE while we do so.
Non-profits are wanting to use our brand to help them raise funds, especially ones that work with youth. We already have a terrific logo (created on this site) and want to expand into other hip phrases and sayings.
Check out our website (all the menus and sub-menus) to get a feel for us. We're just getting started, but already have a great following with teenagers and young adults.
Think high school kids to hip celebrities and singers! We want a feeding frenzy going on to try and get this Limited Edition before it sells out.
Think Randy Jackson (he wears the coolest t-shirts), Jason Mraz, Beyonce, Johnny Depp, Jay-Z, Black Eyed Peas, Angelina Joline, you get the drift.
Using the popularity of "iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc..." we've come up with a phrase that the youth love and want to wear, but we need YOU to make it splash on a t-shirt!
Using the popularity of "iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc..." we've come up with a phrase that the youth love and want to wear, but we need YOU to make it splash on a t-shirt!
The key is to get the "iPhone" feeling across and yet distinguish that there is a difference between when "I" love and "U" (you) love vs. "B" love (BE LOVE) is the key.
Our logo needs to be somewhere on the shirt (file attached). It could be on the sleeve, in the background, whatever. Be creative. We don't have enough brand recognition so we need the logo (with words) on the shirt. Yet, it can be much smaller and separate from the catchy phrase.
We not only want a young audience to want to wear this shirt, we want EVERYONE to want to wear it - male and female. We'll want different color t-shirts so consider colors in presenting ideas (working with the colors of our logo).
We've uploaded an example of how you could use the way we depict "LOVE" in our logo as a way of playing with the phrase. It's by no means our suggested design. You don't have to use it at all. Be creative!
Final winner to give files in .ai and .eps formats.
When this one goes well, we've got a lot more phrases to come! So we're looking for that great, creative designer so we can continue to come back to you for future t-shirts and stuff.
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Mayor's Office
The public is invited to a free interactive planning activity Saturday, August 14 to explore the connections between land use, transportation and finance. The "Plan-it-Yourself" workshop is from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Lancaster Room of the Cornhusker Marriott, 333 S. 13th Street. The workshop is part of LPlan 2040, the update of the Comprehensive Plan and Long Range Transportation Plan for Lincoln and Lancaster County.
"We are working to create a vision for the future of the area out to the year 2040," said Marvin Krout, Director of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Department. "It's important for residents to have some understanding of how the community grows, and I think this exercise will be a fun way for the public to both learn and share their views."
Participants will learn what it takes to plan the future growth of the city. Small groups will work with maps of the Lincoln area and use magnetic game pieces to create a vision of future residential growth. The groups will then work within a budget to develop a transportation network to serve the new growth. Groups also will have the option to consider improvements to the public transit system.
To reserve a seat for the event, visit lplan2040.lincoln.ne.gov and click on the "Plan-it-Yourself" reservation button. Reservations are encouraged but not required, and the public is welcome to register at the door on the day of the event. For more information about the "Plan-it-Yourself" workshop or LPlan2040, visit the website or contact Sara Hartzell in the Planning Department at 441-7491.


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It is time to celebrate all the past and future accomplishments of the Fair Trade movement! October is officially Fair Trade month. This year, Fair Trade USA (formerly Transfair) and others in the fair trade world are looking to bring awareness to the labor and trade issues our world faces with the overall theme of "Every Purchase Matters." This theme seems fitting since there are now more fair trade products than ever on the market. From clothing to rice and even olive oil, there is an abundance of fairly traded items hitting the shelves, and every single choice you make as a consumer directly affects producers lives.
So just what exactly does Fair Trade month entail? Along with providing education and bringing awareness to fair trade, there are hundreds of celebrations, giveaways, and discounts occurring across the country. Starting tomorrow, October 1st, Fair Trade USA will be launching a new website where users will be able to vote on which fair trade issues matter most: Fighting Poverty, Protecting the Environment, Building Sustainable Business, Empowering Women or Supporting Education. Also on this website they will be featuring fair trade partners which will result in event announcements and product give-aways! And to top it all off, any donation of up to $10,000 made to Fair Trade USA during October will be matched 100% by the board of directors.
Now you may wonder, what can you do? First, vote on the importance of fair trade issues, spread the word about fair trade month to friends and family via Facebook/Twitter or traditional word of mouth, volunteer with your local Fair Trade Towns campaign (or start a new one in your neighborhood), or attend a fair trade event (or throw one yourself). And don't forget to think consciously about your purchases and shop fair trade! A simple choice of deciding to go fair trade will impact the lives of fair trade workers and communities.
Lastly, be on the lookout for Autonomie Project's celebrations as well. We have exciting things coming in the month of October! Happy Fair Trade Month!!!
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Familia en un centro comercial
You'll find that Madrid is the ideal place for a leisurely shopping trip with all the family. There are numerous shopping centres in and around the city where you'll find a vast range of labels and shops, and where you'll have no problem updating the children's or your own wardrobe. And when it's time to put down the shopping bags and take a break, there's always a convenient place at hand. There's a whole array of fun options available to chose from when you feel like some refreshments or a meal: rice restaurants, cafés, pizza restaurants, hamburger restaurants, sandwich bars, wine bars, etc… You can also opt to round off your day with any of the numerous recreational and leisure activities available, guaranteed to delight both adults and children.
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Original art + resin reversible hoops
Art meets fashion, instantly recognisable, Shannon O'Neill's signature collection of one-of-a-kind jewellery is a bold, colourful statement. Shannon crafts each earring by hand, cutting her original abstract art and sealing in jewelers resin to create contemporary wearable art. The jewellery is as unique as is owner, with the endless colour combinations, its hard to stop at one.
- Fashion forward & unique
- Stainless steel hoop 25mm diameter
- One-of-a-kind
- Statement piece
- Art disc 25mm
- Different painting on each side of the dangle - revesable
- Very light to wear
- Shannon O'Neill's original abstract art sealed in resin
- Handmade by Shannon O'Neill
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There has been talk about a sequel to the classic 90s sci-fi blockbuster Independence Day for years now, but for all that's been said about the project it has always seemed like a distant possibility. But now it seems all-too real.
With the first trailer for the new thriller White House Down arriving today, director Roland Emmerich sat down for a chat with Entertainment Weekly and during the conversation the filmmaker revealed a brief plot synopsis for what will end up be a two part sequel: ID Forever Part I and ID Forever Part II. According to Emmerich, who wrote the first draft of the script before handing it off to screenwriter James Vanderbilt (who worked with the director on the upcoming White House thriller), the story for the new film will be set 20 years after the events of the first film and center on a distress call that the aliens sent back to their home planet during the initial invasion of Earth.
"The humans knew that one day the aliens would come back," Emmerich said. "And they know that the only way you can really travel in space is through wormholes. So for the aliens, it could take two or three weeks, but for us that's 20 or 25 years."
More than being just about another alien invasion, however, the film will also see how our world was affected by the events of the original and the technology left over from the attack. Because of the organic nature of the aliens' machinery, humans haven't been able to recreate the material, but have been able to implement it - such as using anti-gravity machines in airplanes.
As for the cast, Bill Pullman is set to reprise his role as Thomas J. Whitmore, but the bulk of the story will "focus on a new generation of human heroes, including the stepson of Will Smith's Independence Day character."
Going for the "20 years later" angle could mean that the film is aiming for a 2016 release date, which obviously means that we still have a good long wait before the sequels are actually realized and put into production. Let's hope that they're worth the wait.


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Welcome back everyone. I was as surprised as everyone else when the Gorums blinked out of existence. But we're back up and running finally so lets make the most of it and continue to post to keep the boards alive.
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The top post of the year was Fully Loaded Baked Potato Soup.
Was it possible the recipe wouldn't become an internet sensation? I think not!
Bacon, cheese, chives, greek yogurt and we must not forget the thing that set's this recipe apart the crispy potato skins on top!
Fantastic pick!
This recipe was also featured at the Tasty Kitchen Blog by What's Gaby Cooking! Her exact review of the soup was I'm so jazzed to be back and I'm kicking things off with basically the most amazing soup to ever come into existence. Swoon!
Yes she swooned over my Fully Loaded Baked Potato Soup and if you haven't tried it you will swoon too!
Another favorite pick of anyone we feed it too! Pure deliciousness!
This dish makes for a very happy Hubby!
A wonderful fusion of my favorite flavors!
Who couldn't use a soft, garlicky, cheesy breadstick to go with the other 2 top post's of the year?
These are a common dinner addition in our house!
Super de duper on the tasty scale!
All I can say is you all have good taste!
This chili is healthy and heavenly!
Is this possible?
Yep, it is!
Another favorite chili! I can't wait to have a chili party as football season comes to a close!
I promise this chili will not disappoint!
This post was written in the first few months of blogging but has been so much more popular then I could have ever imagined! It has had great reviews!
The pictures might not be the greatest but the recipe deserves to be in the top 10!
I always new there was a reason we were friends! It's because you all have fabulous taste buds!
This is a must for any party, family game night, movie night, Super Bowl Party, or any other reason to make this!
Best part is it's a fairly healthy snack with 4 tablespoons of butter in a huge bowl!
Finger licking good!
It's about time a dessert showed up on the list and I couldn't have chosen a better one myself!
Fresh pineapple with caramelly goodness!
Oh and I almost forgot the crunchy edge!
Caramelly, oatmeally, goodness! Topped with a layer of chocolate and pecans!
Come to Mom-ma!
Defiantly a favorite in our house!
I would like to take a minute and thank everyone who takes the time to read the blog, leave me the wonderful comments and are so very supportive!
I couldn't have a better set of friends, even if I don't even know what you look like!
I look forward to sharing a fabulous New Year with each and everyone of you!
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The gronn Durn the Hungerer is one of the seven sons of Gruul the Dragonkiller, the gronn overlord of Outland's ogres.
It is recommended that at least five players who are level 66 or higher try to take him on. He does a 10-yard AOE knock-back. Generally, his hits cause 1000-2000 damage for plate wearers, 2000-3000 damage for mail wearers, 2500-3500 damage for leather wearers, and 3000-4000 damage for cloth wearers. Thus, it is of paramount importance for cloth wearers to stay as far away from Durn as possible and still be within the maximum range of their spells.
The quest to kill Durn exists for both Alliance and Horde players; Alliance players receive it from the "Wanted: Durn the Hungerer" signboard in Telaar, and Horde players can get it from Warden Bullrok in Garadar.
Durn wanders in a circular pattern around the Spirit Fields that surround Oshu'Gun in southwestern Nagrand. It is possible to wait at the area south of the Consortium camp and then tag him. Kiting is no longer possible since patch 2.1 He moves fast and is immune to any sort of crowd control, root, or snare.
Durn hits very, very hard, roughly equivalent to the second-to-last encounter in the Ring of Blood event. Though the quest and Durn are marked level 67, at that level two healers and a full group of 5 are pretty much required. Durn has roughly 120,000 health. He also has a wide area point blank AoE which deals damage and knocks back. A well-geared threesome (or maybe duo) of level 70 players could probably take him down.
For warlocks, bringing along an enslaved Felguard Legionnaire significantly helps with this encounter, as well as many of the other group quests in Nagrand. As of patch 3, a level 70+ demonology warlock can solo Durn with little effort, through the use of a Felguard and Improved Health Funnel.
It is also possible to solo him with a well-equipped protection warrior with moderate block values.[1]
He can also be soloed by arcane mages with good use of Slow (Mage spell) and instant spells.
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Katrina Symposium: March 31, 2006
"Confronting Katrina: How Should We Respond?"
To all Carleton students, faculty and staff:
We invite you to participate in "Confronting Katrina: How Should We Respond?," an all-campus day of education, discussion, and reflection in response to the devastation experienced along the Gulf Coast during Hurricane Katrina, to be held on Friday, March 31, 2006.
View the complete schedule of events.
John Barry has argued that paying attention to things when they are under stress can teach us much about their character. Hurricane Katrina has put America under stress; every day, we are learning more about the character of our community--particularly the culturally, ecologically and socially unique Gulf Coast region. There is almost no opportunity at Carleton for a broad community conversation focused on a single topic, except perhaps in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. A thoughtful and reflective community conversation offers a chance for a very different kind of learning. At the January faculty meeting the faculty voted to cancel classes on March 31 to allow time, energy, and focus for this community event. This followed a frank discussion about the seriousness and significance of this action.
Therefore the first Friday of Spring Term, will be an all-campus day of learning, discussion, and reflection in which students, faculty, and staff (wherever possible) are expected and encouraged to participate.
Some of the issues that we will address include:
What caused the devastation of Katrina?
Was it a natural disaster or a human one?
Could science, or better engineering, have averted the devastation?
What are the environmental causes and consequences of the disaster?
Who's to blame?
How do we understand-and respond to-the political and institutional failures in the wake of Katrina?
What role did the media play in shaping the political and institutional response?
What is our collective responsibility?
How did factors of race and class play into the disaster?
How do we rebuild New Orleans and other Gulf Coast communities impacted by Katrina?
Katrina Day Events
The events on March 31 will begin with a convocation by Margaret Simms ('67), Vice President for Governance and Economic Analysis at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies in Washington D.C. and a nationally recognized expert on minority business development.
This will be followed by a series of panels, student presentations, small-group discussions, and performances in venues around campus.
The day will also celebrate the rich culture of the region and New Orleans by including music, art, and foods of the area.
The day will conclude with a discussion led by President Oden to consider how we should respond to human suffering wrought by such disasters, as well as a reflection time led by Chaplain Carolyn Fure-Slocum.
Related Events
A number of events and activities are also planned that will complement the symposium and deepen our discussions.
Groups led by Doug Mork, Program Coordinator for PERC, will read and discuss portions of "How Race is Lived in America" and "Class Matters".
During the first week of spring term, there will also be showings of several films, including "Fatal Flood", whichtells the story of the Mississippi flood that devastated the same region in 1927.
The group of Carleton students who went to Biloxi, Mississippi, to assist with relief in the wake of the hurricane will report on their experiences and reflections.
We Invite Your Participation
By cancelling classes the College is providing space for the community to collectively participate in "Confronting Katrina" on March 31. We all have a responsibility to take advantage of this moment. If you have suggestions for topics or participants that you think should be included in the symposium, please contact Kim Smith, Associate Professor of Political Science, who is leading the planning for this event, at firstname.lastname@example.com. More detailed information and a schedule of the day will be forthcoming in the weeks ahead.
Scott Bierman
Dean of the College
C. J. Griffiths
CSA President


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'''[[Qingy]]:''' DirectFB getty replacement (the Arch theme package is optional)
'''[[Qingy]]:''' DirectFB getty replacement (the Arch theme package is optional)
# pacman -S qingy qingy-theme-arch
# pacman -S qingy qingy-theme-arch
'''[[CDM]]:''' Console Display Manager (package available in the AUR: {{Package AUR|cdm}})
'''[[CDM]]:''' Console Display Manager (package available in the AUR: {{Package AUR|cdm}})
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A display manager, or login manager, is a graphical interface screen that is displayed at the end of the boot process in place of the default shell. There are various types of display managers, just as there are various types of window and desktop managers. There is usually a certain amount of customization and themeability available with these managers.
- 1 Installation
- 2 Loading the display manager
- 3 Troubleshooting
- 4 GDM always use default US-keyboard
Choose and install a preferred display manager:
XDM: X Display Manager
# pacman -S xorg-xdm
GDM: GNOME Display Manager
# pacman -S gdm
# pacman -S kdebase kdebase-workspace
SLiM: Simple Login Manager
# pacman -S slim
Qingy: DirectFB getty replacement (the Arch theme package is optional)
# pacman -S qingy qingy-theme-arch
CDM: Console Display Manager (package available in the AUR: Template:Package AUR)
Loading the display manager
You have two easy methods to make the system load the display manager:
- Template:Filename method
- The display manager will load automatically after start-up and will respawn in the event of a crash.
- Daemon method
- The display manager will load automatically during the start-up as a daemon (currently only works with Entrance, GDM, KDM and SLiM).
The Template:Filename method is recommended for various reasons, one being that it will allow you to boot directly into framebuffer mode from GRUB. This is an advantage should the graphics driver crash in X, for example, you would not be forced to fix your system from a live CD or through other needlessly complex means.
With the Template:Filename method all you would have to do is to press 'e' for edit at the GRUB prompt and just add the number of the run-level you prefer, such as run-level 3, to the end of the 'kernel' line to boot directly into framebuffer mode in order to fix your system/X (this described in detail below.)
When using the daemon method you can simply boot into runlevel 1/S which will prevent any daemons, including the login manager, from being started. Then you can fix your system/X and switch into the runlevel 3. Both methods are equally easy.
Template:Filename method (recommended)
The run-levels are:
0 Halt 1(S) Single-user 2 Not used 3 Multi-user (default) 4 Not used 5 X11 6 Reboot
Modify default run-level
Edit Template:Filename and find the line that looks like this:
Modify the '3' to '5' for X11:
The next time you reboot, the 'X display manager' should run. For other display managers see below:
Modify default display manager
Edit Template:Filename and find the line that looks like similar to this one (near the end):
x:5:respawn:/usr/bin/xdm -nodaemon
Modify it so it points to the display manager of your choice:
x:5:respawn:/usr/sbin/gdm -nodaemon
x:5:respawn:/usr/bin/kdm -nodaemon
x:5:respawn:/usr/bin/slim >& /dev/null
x:5:respawn:/usr/sbin/entranced --nodaemon &> /dev/null
The next time you reboot, the display manager of your choice should run.
Daemon method
You simply need to add the daemon name to your daemons array in Template:Filename
Near the end of the file you will see a line that looks similar to the following:
DAEMONS=(syslogd klogd !pcmcia network netfs crond) # this is the daemons array
Append the daemon name for the display manager of your choice (Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline, Template:Codeline, or Template:Codeline):
DAEMONS=(syslogd klogd !pcmcia network netfs crond entranced)
Ensure you start the display manager last in the DAEMONS array, otherwise X will later allocate a tty device which was previously claimed by getty (see Template:Filename). Not placing the display manager at the end can cause X crashes, and is therefore unsupported.
The next time you reboot, the display manager should run. In the event that it does not, be certain that you typed in the name correctly, and that the manager you selected is installed. It also helps to ensure that Template:Codeline is not stopping with errors.
Switching run-levels
Command prompt
If you want to test out the display manager without rebooting, or you want to change the X configuration and that pesky display manager keeps respawning, use this command:
/sbin/telinit <run-level>
To switch to run-level 3 (Multi-user):
/sbin/telinit 3
To switch to run-level 5 (X11):
/sbin/telinit 5
By switching you can avoid restarting the system during your testing.
You can add a menu item in GRUB to allow you to boot with or without X11,
In Template:Filename find the first kernel entry you have (the default is '# (0) Arch Linux')
# (0) Arch Linux title Arch Linux root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda3 ro initrd /kernel26.img
You can duplicate it and modify both like so:
# (0) Arch Linux Multi-user title Arch Linux Multi-user root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda3 ro 3 initrd /kernel26.img
# (1) Arch Linux X11 title Arch Linux X11 root (hd0,0) kernel /vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda3 ro 5 initrd /kernel26.img
The run-level was appended to the end so the kernel knows what run-level to start with.
You can start-up with the run-level of your choice by just selecting or typing in the kernel name and then appending the desired run-level in the LILO boot screen like so:
: Arch 5
GDM fails on logout
If GDM starts up properly on boot, but fails after repeated attempts on logout, try adding this line to the daemon section of Template:Filename:
GDM root login
It is not advised to login as root, but if necessary you can edit Template:Filename and add:
[security] AllowRoot=true
You should be able to login as root after restarting GDM.
GDM always use default US-keyboard
Keyboard layout switch always to us, layout is reseted after new Keyboard pluged in.
Solution: edit ~/.dmrc
[Desktop] Language=de_DE.UTF-8 #change to your default lang Layout=de nodeadkeys #change to your keyboard layout


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Latest News
On eve of Egypt runoff election, revolution feels all but dead
In the hours before Egyptians head to the polls in a runoff presidential election, the revolutionaries whose movement prompted the vote were in disarray. With no candidate, and following a judicial ruling that dissolved the parliament elected last fall, some revolutionaries conceded Friday their failure to win real reforms has exposed a lack of organization and strategy.
With two days of voting beginning Saturday, they acknowledged that their only plan now is to stop Ahmed Shafik, a holdover from the regime of deposed President Hosni Mubarak, from winning the election and taking back the state through the ballot box. Although Shafik appears to be the frontrunner, rebels spent Friday grudgingly urging allies to vote for his rival, Muslim Brotherhood member Mohammed Morsi, hours after some had called on him to withdraw.
"The revolution was hijacked by a military that wanted to carry out a coup. And the Brotherhood is killing the revolution," said Mohammed Hasan, 21, an education student and member of the April 6th revolutionary group, as he marched to Cairo's Tahrir Square. "But I have no choice. I must vote for Morsi or die."
Egypt on Friday in many ways resembled the state before Mubarak stepped down 16 months ago in what was originally called a revolution. Mubarak's vast, opaque system of government remained intact, still guided by the ruling council of military generals and backed by a Mubarak-created judiciary. The revolutionaries who called for major change were a fractured group, too weak to go head-to-head against that system. Egypt's most organized political force, the Brotherhood, reached for power even as other anti-regime elements feared what kind of Egypt they might create.
At least two parliament members who ran under the banner of revolution announced that they'd support Shafik, Mubarak's former prime minister, in what seemed to be a political calculation.
"I was the happiest person when the ruling" dissolved parliament, said one of the lawmakers, Mohammed Abu Hamed. "I saw the way the Brotherhood worked in parliament. The way they pushed their views and opinions was frightening. Shafik is the most capable of fulfilling the demands of the revolution."
Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that one-third of the parliament had been elected illegally during last fall's elections. State-backed judges said afterward that the entire legislative body – comprised largely of Muslim Brotherhood members – must be dissolved, leaving the ruling military council as the only political entity that could draft laws and potentially craft a new constitution.
A day earlier, the military council announced that troops could arrest civilians for a broad range of reasons in what appeared to be the return of marital law, just weeks after a three-decade emergency law had expired. Military vehicles surrounded Parliament Friday, preventing former members from entering without permission, and armored vehicles appeared throughout the city, signaling a military overtly in charge of the state.
In a desperate attempt to recreate the momentum that led to the fall of Mubarak's regime, a few thousand marched to Tahrir Square Friday to protest the ruling, some at times setting posters of Shafik on fire. But with Morsi on the ballot, the Brotherhood, whose participation galvanized the anti-Mubarak protests last year, did not call their members to the streets and the revolutionaries could not create large turnout on their own. The crowds were small enough that marchers recognized friends en route to the square.
Even those marching, however, couldn't agree on whether to vote for Morsi or boycott altogether. Some wore stickers calling for a boycott, drawing the ire of those marching next to them.
"There is no strategy because we have no strategists," said a frustrated Ahmed Naquib, spokesman for the a group called the Trustees Council for the Revolution. "This is how we ended up here."
The outcome of this weekend's voting would determine the way ahead, the revolutionaries said. If Morsi wins, many revolutionaries believe the Brotherhood leader could push back against the powerful generals and the ex-regime figures they're believed to be allied with, and could revive hopes of real reform. If Shafik wins, this argument goes, the regime will again control all branches of government, and some revolutionaries feared they could eventually be jailed for speaking out against the state.
Revolutionary group leaders said they conducted a half-dozen meetings after Thursday's ruling, including some where they urged Muslim Brotherhood members to withdraw from the elections. If the Brotherhood participated, they argued, it would legitimize a flawed process that had already seen the judiciary undo the results of the elections . Some younger Brotherhood members agreed but the group's leadership decided to keep Morsi on the ballots, apparently calculating that he could still win, said three revolutionaries who attended the meetings.
Even if Morsi doesn't win, the Brotherhood could claim the election was rigged "and taint the state," said Mohammed Abbas, a former member of the Muslim Brotherhood who left last year to form the Egypt Current Party, a youth bloc.
The meetings ended at 3 a.m., Abbas said, and he and his comrades spent Friday fighting back feelings of frustration and disillusionment. They talked about how their work would take years. They blamed each other for not rallying around a leader following Mubarak's fall. Many said they took no joy in voting for Morsi and that if the movement could survive, there would be an eventual showdown between the Brotherhood and the revolutionaries.
"I see a coming revolution against the Brotherhood," Abbas said. "It will take five years because we need that time to organize. It will happen when we can mobilize the way the Brotherhood does."


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Sam Hornish Jr. NSCS Phoenix Preview
November 4, 2008
Sam Hornish Jr. – No. 77 Mobil 1 Dodge Charger
Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500
Phoenix International Raceway
November 9, 2008
News and Notes
• Sam Hornish Jr., driver of the Penske Racing No. 77 Mobil 1 Dodge Charger, will make his second NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start at Phoenix International Raceway (PIR) on Sunday in the Checker O'Reilly Auto Parts 500. Earlier this season, Hornish secured a 20th-place finish at the one-mile tri-oval.
• Hornish currently leads the 2008 Raybestos Rookie of the Year contest. He has a four point lead over fellow contender Regan Smith with just two races to go in the competition (198-194).
• Hornish and the No. 77 Mobil 1 team remain 37th in the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series owner point standings, 100 points out of 35th place following the race at Texas Motor Speedway.
• In the IndyCar Series, Hornish Jr. has a total of six starts with two wins, three top-five and five top-20 finishes at PIR.
• Phoenix International Raceway is the site of Hornish Jr.'s first IndyCar Series win (3/18/01), his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut (11/11/07) and his first race in the NASCAR Nationwide Series (11/11/06).
• Hornish hosted the fourth annual Sam Hornish Jr. Celebrity Bowling Tournament last weekend in Texas, raising $100,000 to benefit the Texas chapter of Speedway Children's Charities. Over the past four years, the tournament has raised a total of $407,000.
Upcoming Events
11/7/08: Hornish will be on hand at the Media Center at Phoenix International Raceway on Friday, November 7, at 10:15 a.m. for a press conference alongside fellow Raybestos Rookie of the Year contender Regan Smith.
Chassis Chatter
PRS-553: The primary car for this weekend was raced by Hornish earlier this season at Richmond International Raceway in May (finished 23rd) and in both events at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (finished 39th and 30th).
PRS-562: This weekend's backup car was driven by Hornish at Phoenix in April (finished 20th) and Dover in June (finished 18th).
Sam Hornish Jr. on Phoenix International Raceway
"The final two races of the 2008 season are very exciting for this Mobil 1 team. We currently lead the Rookie of the Year race and are closing in on regaining position in the top-35 in the owner points standings. We plan to gain more ground in Phoenix.
"One thing different about Phoenix International Raceway than most other tracks is both ends are completely different. They're really not anything alike. A lot of times you have to compromise on one end or the other to make your car do what you want it to do. Very seldom do you ever get the car where it's really good on both ends."
Crew Chief Travis Geisler on Phoenix International Raceway
"The last couple weeks have been good for the Mobil 1 Dodge team. Sam has been the highest finishing rookie for the past four races. With the Raybestos Rookie of Year title on the line and the top-35 in sight, our team has a lot left to achieve in the remaining two races.
"Phoenix is always interesting because of how far apart the two races are in the schedule. When you go back to look at your notes from the first race you see a lot of areas where your setups have evolved. I am excited about mixing the old and the new and having a better car than we did for the first race."
2008 Rookie-of-the-Year Standings
Pos. Driver Points
1. Sam Hornish Jr. 198
2. Regan Smith 194
3. Patrick Carpentier 182
4. Michael McDowell 169
5. Dario Franchitti 97


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Alan - your video is a beauty - almost 10 minutes long.AlanM wrote:Who By Fire is now uploaded.
11 hours and 10 minutes - I suppose this may give comfort to others who like me, have exceeded their monthly broadband allowance. Upload at Dial-up speed eventually works.
Now for a sip of South Australian wine = best in the world, sorry all you Californians.
You capture the whole of Javier's stunning performance,
then Leonard,
some close-up of Neil (usually he is sort of hidden)
and a most excellent capture of Roscoe's amazing solo on the standup base at the end!!
Thanks so much for all!!


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Top 10 of 2011: Eyeshadow Palettes
Top 10 of 2011: Eyeshadow Palettes
The idea of picking a mere ten fantastic products for the entire eye category (which, as I'm sure you're aware, I have a great love for) was borderline absurd. I could not resist breaking it out a bit more 🙂
- Bare Escentuals The Playlist Eyeshadow Palette (plus lots of love for the Ready formula in general!)
- Tarina Tarantino Jewel Eyeshadow Palettes
- theBalm Nude 'tude Eyeshadow Palette
- theBalm Cast Your Shadow Palette
- Wet 'n' Wild Comfort Zone Eyeshadow Palette
- Urban Decay 15th Anniversary Eyeshadow Palette
- Chanel Topkapi Eyeshadow Quad
- Inglot Eyeshadow Palettes
- Le Metier de Beaute Penelope Kaleidoscope
- theBalm Shady Lady Vol. 3


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In rare cases, Photos for macOS might assign the wrong geographic location to an image. You also might want to adjust the name of a photo's location. Follow these steps:
- Select a photo that has an incorrect location.
- In the menu bar, choose Image > Location, then choose Remove Location.
- Press Command-I to display the photo's info.
- At the bottom of the Info window, click Assign a Location.
- Begin typing an address, city, business, or other location name. As you type, auto-fill suggestions appear. Select the location you want to assign to the photo.
If you change your mind, you can assign the original location to the photo:
- Select the photo.
- In the menu bar, choose Image > Location, then choose Revert to Original Location.