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Well... I've gone round-and-round with this issue with folks on AXIS, but I'm always willing to defer to clearly stated experience! I can agree with you 100% for libraries of tools & utils (beanutils, lang, collection, xerces, etc), but I think my recommendation should stand for runtime frameworks and middleware components such as AXIS. Hopefully that would cut down on some of the excess logging. <ras> ******************************************* Richard A. Sitze IBM WebSphere WebServices Development On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 email@example.com wrote: > Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 15:43:38 -0500 > From: email@example.com > Reply-To: Jakarta Commons Developers List <email@example.com> > To: Jakarta Commons Developers List <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Subject: Re: [logging] are there standard logging practices? > > Done. In particular, I have specific suggestions (my strong opinions :-) > related to logging exceptions. Richard, Thanks a bunch for taking the first shot at this; I think best practices information will be very useful. I've only got a couple of nits and one topic that I'd like to explore a little further. * Nit #1 - "boundry" --> "boundary" * Nit #2 - There is sort of an implicit assumption that INFO is the default logging level that people should configure. It would probably be appropriate to make that explicit. The only thing I couldn't immediately buy into was the recommendation to both log and rethrow exceptions under some circumstances. I can see your motivation for this (make sure there's an audit trail someplace), but my experience has been that this usually causes the same exception to get logged multiple times (by intermediate callers that do the same thing), which creates quite a lot of bloat in the logs. I've tended to *not* log exceptions thrown at the component level -- especially deliberate ones like a documented IllegalArgumentException for invalid method parameters, but also for unplanned NPEs and such. A component caller can either log the exception and swallow it, or not log and rethrow, as appropriate. The potential problem with this approach, of course, is that nobody ever logs it -- but presumably the outer wrapper for your application will have suitable logic to catch and log anything that ripples up that far. What do you think? > <ras> > > ******************************************* > Richard A. Sitze > IBM WebSphere WebServices Development > > Craig McClanahan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com>
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Feb 27, 2014 -- Hundreds of Tasmanian workers in a Qantas call centre are anxiously awaiting information about whether their jobs are safe.
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In January, Qantas axed 35 positions at Hobart Airport, making its only remaining ground staff redundant. All other Qantas airport workers across the state are sub-contractors.
The Australian Service Union says the only remaining Qantas employees are 300 staff at the Glenorchy call centre.
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Mr Gratton says it is another blow to staff recently made redundant because many were hoping to gain work at the call centre.
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"For Tasmania it's even more significant, we really are at a stage in our economy where we can't afford any major job losses in the state," he said.
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http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2006/01/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg crashes badly. Incident ID: 29442116 Stack Signature kernel32.dll + 0x12a5b (0x7c812a5b) e5b9d159 Product ID FirefoxTrunk Build ID 2007021704 Trigger Time 2007-02-18 00:59:16.0 Platform Win32 Operating System Windows NT 5.1 build 2600 Module kernel32.dll + (00012a5b) URL visited User Comments Since Last Crash 10 sec Total Uptime 32122 sec Trigger Reason Microsoft C++ exception Source File, Line No. N/A Stack Trace kernel32.dll + 0x12a5b (0x7c812a5b) MSVCR80.dll + 0x28dd3 (0x78158dd3) MSVCR80.dll + 0x30e59 (0x78160e59) gfxImageSurface::gfxImageSurface [mozilla\gfx\thebes\src\gfximagesurface.cpp, line 54] gfxImageFrame::Init [mozilla\gfx\src\shared\gfximageframe.cpp, line 142] nsJPEGDecoder::WriteFrom [mozilla\modules\libpr0n\decoders\jpeg\nsjpegdecoder.cpp, line 303] imgRequest::OnDataAvailable [mozilla\modules\libpr0n\src\imgrequest.cpp, line 903] Dupe of / related to bug 210931 ?
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Similar results here on a Core Duo T2500 w/1GB RAM on Seamonkey: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:22.214.171.124) Gecko/20070222 SeaMonkey/1.1.1 no errors on http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2003/28/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg or http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2006/10/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2006/01/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg gave me a "Page Load Error" response, with a body of "Connection Interrupted The document contains no data. The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection. Please try again." The last one returned: The image "http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2003/11/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg" cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.
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WFM Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/2008091620 Firefox/3.0.2 still see this?
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9 years ago
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:18.104.22.168) Gecko/2008092417 Firefox/3.0.3 Windows XP Professional SP3 , 32 bit First none of the four images from the initial report worked. They all gave the "because it contains errors.". I had a lot of tabs open and firefox was running for a long time. So I closed all and restarted FF with only one window/tab. Then the first two images loaded and displayed correctly. But the second two not. So this bug is still present.
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9 years ago
I get different various results, including 1) image displays correctly 2) preview image displays with missing chunks, but expanding it out and back again fixes the problem 3) last night with multiple tabs open I was getting the contains errors messages In IE7, I'm seeing the images sometimes, and sometimes I'm getting http 501 errors. Oddly enough all of the images can be saved correctly using the context menu.
9 years ago
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7 years ago
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:126.96.36.199) Gecko/20100401 Firefox/3.6.3 Intel Core 2 Duo-2302 - 2 GB RAM - Windows XP Pro SP3 http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2003/28/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg loads OK. http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2006/01/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg ==> The image cannot be displayed, because it contains errors" http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2006/10/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg ==> The image cannot be displayed, because it contains errors" http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/2003/11/images/a/formats/full_jpg.jpg ==> The image cannot be displayed, because it contains errors" FYI, I've been able to reproduce the above errors using Google Chrome 4.1.x except for /2006/10/ image that loads OK.
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6 years ago
I can reproduce these errors on Firefox 9 on XP, but not on OS X.
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6 years ago
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:12.0a1) Gecko/20120105 Firefox/12.0a1 I'm currently unable to reproduce this in a nightly with the images provided in comment 6. Can anyone else confirm?
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6 years ago
(In reply to Jim Mathies [:jimm] from comment #8) > Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:12.0a1) Gecko/20120105 Firefox/12.0a1 > > I'm currently unable to reproduce this in a nightly with the images provided > in comment 6. Can anyone else confirm? With latest nightly I can't reproduce on Windows 7 64-bit, but I can reproduce all comment 6 on Windows XP.
3 years ago
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2 years ago
Someone should mark bug 941823 as a duplicate of this bug.
2 years ago
2 years ago
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2 years ago
As per bug 941823 comment 12, this should be resolved when bug 1045926 gets implemented.
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11 months ago
I've been encountering this bug since mid-2010. If the bug isn't going to be fixed could someone please at least change the error message so that it doesn't give the impression that the image is at fault; that it "contains errors" (http://i.imgur.com/I2L3pTl.png) Also, I have a question (I don't require an answer but it would be nice): How is it that so many new features were added to Firefox over the past six years but this obnoxious bug remained in place? I would think eliminating bugs from the browser would take priority over adding new features.


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The New Orleans City Council's April 28 agenda contains an item, entered by District C councilperson Kristin Gisleson Palmer, to restore the name "Congo Square" to the area just inside the perimeter of Armstrong Park. (Though everyone knows it as Congo Square, it was officially renamed "Beauregard Square" in the 19th century.)
Much of the area inside the park gates has been closed since last summer, after former mayor Ray Nagin had dedicated a new "Roots of Music" sculpture garden in late April 2010 — the last week he was in office. One month later, the area was closed for repairs after crews found the concrete had been poured incorrectly, and it remains closed today, nearly a year later. (Gambit's Blake Pontchartrain has the whole story here.)
Oddly, Nagin used the Congo Square renaming occasion today to hop on his Twitter account to show off some pictures of the area. "Since we are not allowed to visit Armstrong Park - Congo Square I will take you on a virtual tour," he wrote, before sending out a series of photos showing the original dedication, with beautiful sculptures of Buddy Bolden, Louis Armstrong and others in place rather than the rubble on the site today. "Some tried to say the park was F-up," was his caption on one of the photos.
Here's a photo of the same site taken less than a month ago.
Last June, newly installed Mayor Mitch Landrieu let loose with an uncharacteristically sharp public criticism of his predecessor, telling The Times-Picayune's Katy Reckdahl, ""This project is just another example of a deal the Nagin administration improperly executed. It was ill-conceived and is fraught with problems. This project is under serious review. The people of New Orleans deserve better. We will work diligently to fix it." In an email tonight, Ryan Berni, a spokesman for Landrieu, said the park currently has no scheduled reopening date.
In his tweets today, Nagin seemed to be looking forward to the reopening as well. "Hope u enjoyed virtual tour of Armstrong Park - Congo Square," he concluded. "Maybe 1 day soon, sidewalks & Louie's toe will be fixed & we can visit again."
Ever the agitator be it pushing at-risk youth towards scholastic achievement or challenging status quo academicians to think outside the box, the name 'Andre Perry' is synonymous with making controversial waves on the New Orleans education scene. As such, its only natural that he would be publish a revealing chronicle about New Orleans school reform based on true accounts and local leaders in education.
Perry, the dean of UNO's charter schools, is the author of The Garden Path - The Miseducation Of A City, semi-autobiographical fiction about school reform in post Katrina New Orleans told from the point of view of one educator and two high school students. While he is widely viewed as an education front-runner managing a group of successful charter schools in a newly created system, Perry is clearly at odds with his peers and the way in which this nationally herald experiment in education has rolled out. He shares his struggle to reconcile complicated realities through the book's characters.
While the New Orleans media have enjoyed a great deal of amusement stemming from the arrest of Los Angeles Lakers rookie Derrick Caracter (well-played, Times-Picayune headline writer!), the Los Angeles sports scribes have been less amused. This Los Angeles Times story on Caracter's arrest elicited a sage comment from a reader:
As a native New Orleanian, I would like to comment on Caracter's arrest. That IHOP is steps from Bourbon St. They deal with drunk people all day/night. He must be an exceptional a-hole to be first refused service and then arrested for being drunk in public at that location.
But the best West Coast article about the IHOP a-hole situation was penned by Dexter Fishmore of the sports website SB Nation. In fact, Fishmore's headline may be even better than the T-P's:
Who among us hasn't been arrested in an IHOP?
More of Fishmore under the jump.
This makes us wonder why CP3 doesn't have an endorsement deal with Ruth's Chris already. Seems about as obvious as the Hornets' partnership with the Audubon Insectarium.
Game 5 is tonight. Are you in?
It seems as though Chris Paul also got the Sports Illustrated treatment as the magazine posted this week's issue on their Facebook page.
Let's just hope this doesn't jinx the Hornets.
The 2011 Big Easy Music Awards ceremony was held tonight at Harrah's New Orleans, with performances by many of the nominated artists. The event was sponsored by Gambit, WWOZ-FM, Abita Brewing Co., Harrah's New Orleans and Coleman E. Adler and Sons. The honorees were:
Entertainer of the Year: John Boutte
Honorary Music Awards Chairperson: Kermit Ruffins
Lifetime Achievement Award: The Radiators
Music Heritage Award: Joseph "Smokey" Johnson
Business Recognition Award: Chip Forstall
Ambassadors of New Orleans Music Award: David Simon and Eric Overmyer, "Treme Season 1, Music from the HBO Series"
Under the jump: the other nominees and winners in each musical category (winners marked with an asterisk):
In a season filled with unexpected twists and turns, who were we to say that this wasn't possible?
No, yesterday night's game 4 would not be the last time you got to see the Hornets play live in the New Orleans Arena. Even though mostly every ESPN.com "expert" predicted that this series would be over in, at most, five games.
Yes, the Hornets beat the Lakers for the second time in four games and now their first-round series heads back to Los Angeles with both teams tied at two games apiece.
This is, of course, thanks to the incomparable brilliance that lies within Chris Paul. This is a man that had a triple-double in the third quarter, despite looking like he had just played three or four games before he stepped onto the court. The weight of the Hornets' playoff dreams are heavy and burdensome, and they probably couldn't be resting on a small superstar.
Paul - who finished with 27 points, 15 assists and 13 (THIRTEEN!) rebounds - is already the center of attention after last night's performance; as well he should be considering his performance. But you can't forget the effort put on by Trevor Ariza (19 points) and Carl Landry (16 points) or Jarret Jack's clutch jump-shot under 10 seconds left that essentially sealed the game.
Once more about Ariza, which has been much maligned throughout the season for being not being what you'd expect out of a major off-season acquisition (day-to-day impact and sure-fire performer when you need him) and rather playing like who he is (day-to-day consistent player who can lock down on defense and plays with a chip on his shoulder). After just putting up six points in Game 1, Ariza has scored 22, 12 and 19, all while smothering Kobe Bryant to the best of his ability.
Yes, Kobe has been able to go off at times and is averaging well over 20 points a game in this series. But has he — heck, has any man playing for L.A.? — really turned out the type of dominant performance that made you think there was no way the Hornets could stop them?
There's not question that performances like in games two and three, where the Lakers as a team truly out-performed and out-classed the Hornets' team, will doom New Orleans in this series. But, if only for one night, Chris Paul showed everyone why he is still a forced to be reckoned with and, in a series dominated by men that tower in the seven-foot rage, a man a foot shorter than they can completely alter the course of events in this series.
Chris Paul has once again prove why he is considered one of the league's greatest. Don't fool yourself, most of the credit goes to Monty Williams and his coaching staff for training a much under-manned supporting cast to function as efficiently as possible behind their one genuine superstar. Remember, this is a night that the Hornets won despite Marco Bellineli and the bench combining for 9-of-25 shooting from the floor. The Lakers, despite tonight's scoreline, are still very much the better team in this matchup.
But does that still matter? Yes, the Lakers have out-played the Hornets for vast stretches of this series, but none of that counts towards the ultimate scorecard which states this series is tied at two games apiece.
The Hornets, like they have all season, have reminded us that they are not dead yet. The way Chris Paul is playing, they may not be for much longer than anyone anticipated.
The New Orleans Hornets play the Los Angeles Lakers tonight in Game 4 of their first-round NBA playoff matchup. Excuse us if that sounded a little more formal than usual, but we think it's appropriate considering this may be New Orleans' final shot to see this team play in person.
Yes, after stunning the Lakers — and much of the sporting world — with a nine-point win over the two-time defending champions at the Staples Center, the Hornets have been knocked back down to reality with 9- and 14-point defeats in games 2 and 3.
The Hornets, it seems, are just not big, strong or talented enough to deal with the Lakers, who sport two seven-footers in their starting lineup and have the league's sixth-man of the year coming off the bench. The Hornets bench, meanwhile, has sputtered after a phenomenal game one and has scored just 22 points in the past two games.
Right now, even the most optimistic Hornets fan (this writer included) has started to look forward to what will sure to be another tumultuous off-season in which we could see an NBA work stoppage and we'll find out if there is someone in Louisiana that's interested in buying the Hornets and keeping them in New Orleans.
But let's not lose sight of all the great things to remember from this season. Chris Paul seems to be back in his old form and, whether or not he's playing here after two seasons, it's a delight to get to see him work his magic some 41+ games a year. Let's not also forget the magic that Monty Williams has been able to sprinkle on this team, which has become a tenacious, defensive-minded squad that is lethal on the fast break and has the opportunity to grow into one of the league's best (that is, should general manager Dell Demps be allowed to seek new talent in free agency).
Of course, that's little consolation for anyone wishing that the Hornets season go on longer than tonight and game 5 on Tuesday in Los Angeles. But the fact remains that not many people expected the Hornets to win even a game in this series, who's to say they don't win another?
Game on. We're in. Are you?
After you've gone to church, consumed the Easter ham and the children have filled their baskets with decorated eggs and mounds of chocolate, treat yourself to an alternative Easter tradition.
The 12th annual Gay Easter Parade takes to the streets at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, April 24, starting at Rampart and St. Ann streets. Grand Marshals Elizabeth Bouvier and Gary Vandeventer will lead a procession of paraders dressed in Easter finery and marching, riding in carriages, wagons, and trolleys through the French Quarter. Two bands will accompany 39 other parading units, making it the largest parade the group has ever held.
The parade benefits Food for Friends, a program of the NO/AIDS Task Force, and organizers hope to raise $20,000 through the parade and other events held during the year. The parade is presented by Ambush Mag, Louisiana State Gay Rodeo Association, Harrah's New Orleans and Friday Night Before Mardi Gras. Money is raised through sponsors who pay as much as $1,000 to participate, a Pink Party/Eggstravaganza, Drag Extravaganza and more.
DIYers and die-hard recyclers can step up their earth-friendly lifestyles a notch by putting trash back into commerce — whether you just make things for your own family or donate recyclables for the greater good. Foil juice containers can become backpacks and pencil cases and M&M bags can decorate speakers.
The Cleaner Greener Tour made a stop in Mid-City Wednesday through Friday in honor of Earth Day to collect empty personal care containers — and give the public ideas of how to transform trash into useful and desirable items. The focus of the tour was to illustrate how to "upcycle" containers we normally would send to a landfill or recycling plant. (One of its nifty facts was that one-third of all landfill waste consists of beauty products packaging.)
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text: Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys - Soft Time Traveler - 10 Atom Bomb by ArmyOfToys published on 2013-03-28T13:36:20Z "We turn reality inside out." Walter Sickert & The ARmy of BRoken TOys are the spinners of a charming, demented fairy tale that gathers new characters all the time. At the heart of the colorful fantasy is Walter Sickert, the writer, ringleader and conjurer. " "This is a dense listening experience, with 18 songs fanning out over one relentless hour. As expected with such a diverse cast, the record is all over the musical map. There are moments of distorted beauty and bluesy swagger on par with Jack White. Ballads bleed into rockers; acoustic love songs give way to psychedelic fever dreams. Nearly the only constant on this kamikaze collection of songs is the band's firm belief that there's no other way to make music." [3/21/2013] " James Reed - The Boston Globe "On "Droog and Devotchka": "The romantic drunkenness of Walter Sickert's voice pushes against the meter, and moreover, I love this tasty arrangement from the Army, which includes the sweetest little fiddle/mandolin hooks I ever did hear." [11/20/2012] " Jonathan Donaldson - Boston.com - Inbound Sounds Genre SteamCRUNK


text: 4. As of noon trading, Kimberly-Clark Corporation ( KMB) is down $0.84 (-0.9%) to $92.94 on heavy volume Thus far, 1.6 million shares of Kimberly-Clark Corporation exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 2.1 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $92.66-$93.98 after having opened the day at $93.31 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $93.78. Kimberly-Clark Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets personal care, consumer tissue, and health care products worldwide. The company operates in four segments: Personal Care, Consumer Tissue, K-C Professional, and Health Care. Kimberly-Clark Corporation has a market cap of $36.1 billion and is part of the consumer non-durables industry. The company has a P/E ratio of 21.1, above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 11.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Thursday. Currently there are 4 analysts that rate Kimberly-Clark Corporation a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 10 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Kimberly-Clark Corporation as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, good cash flow from operations, expanding profit margins, notable return on equity and solid stock price performance. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Get the full Kimberly-Clark Corporation Ratings Report now. It's Official: Action Alerts PLUS beats the S&P 500 with Dividends Reinvested! Cramer and Link were up 16.72% in 2012. Were you? See what they are trading for 14-days FREE


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We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
How to filter requests? It seems that filtering doesn't work nowAsked by lskjvbh on November 24, 2015 at 06:46 AMPlease see the screenshot. This is a piece of response for "GET /user/submissions". The goal is to select ONLY those submissions that have "type: control_paypal" and/or "type: control_payment". And it seems that the filtering doesn't work. My request url is this: "https://api.jotform.com/user/submissions?apiKey=.....&limit=20&filter=%7B%22type%22%3A%22control_paypal%22%7D". I encode desired uri component like this "encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify({"type":"control_paypal"}))" and append it to my request url. As you can see I do "limit=20". It means I have to get 20 entries with "type: control_paypal". But for some reason I get 20 entries and only 12 of them have "type: control_paypal". So the response is the same as without adding a filter, as if I only use "limit=20". My question is: How to filter? Does this feature work?here is much better markup http://developers.jotform.com/forum/post/56545743387b5d6518000015Page URL:
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Actually, filtering the submissions with "type" is not working. To do the filtering, you need to get all of the submissions, then you need to filter those with answer/content.
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Large Tote in Charcoal Waxed Canvas and Black Leather
Commute in style! Large tote is large enough to hold your laptop and files - also a great gym/school bag. Bag measures 12" wide at base x 13" tall and 6" deep. Interior has 3 slip pockets as well as zippered pocket.
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How to show headers inside of PDF submissionAsked by asgoodasgold on May 04, 2015 at 02:39 PM
How can I get my headers to print out in my forms when I save them to a PDF?
Also, the map doesn't render in a PDF export in my address fields. It looks fine on-line but the print out doesn't have all the information.
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If you want to to Show Headers and Texts inside of your PDF file, you need to enable that option inside of Submissions.
Regarding a second part of your question, can you please explain in more details what map doesn't render in a PDF export in your address field?
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A collection of my dabbles in poetry. Mostly dark, but there will be some happy ones.
liquify Nov 27, 2011
All of your poems are amazing, my kind of poems. Very dark and emo ;)
DreamingCorpse Nov 14, 2011
This is really well written, sad, but well written. I love poetry like this, I know that sounds emo and I'm not emo! I just love darker poetry. This is really good.
punkchemicals Oct 03, 2011
You are a really good poet! I like how the picture on the side reflects what you are writing about
angelheart233 May 07, 2011
its great :) I love it, Im so sorry i took so long to get back to you when you read my book but Im now reading yours :3 its great voted.
Nichola Apr 15, 2011
Wow !, Love it , you should publish this in a store, i would buy it
emotionalgrl Apr 13, 2011
wow- the picture never gets less disturbing. As for the poem, it's very well written and I look forward to reading the other three. Sincerely, ~emotionalgrl~


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Have Your Say
- Community Engagement
The community engagement function sits within the Economic Development Communications Branch of the Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate and is responsible for:
- seeking community participation in the development of Canberra and the community,
- providing information on development projects, and
- gathering feedback for inclusion in reports to the Minister
- Your say
Your Say is an exciting new way for Canberrans to engage online, share ideas and have their say on ACT Government projects and initiatives.
Your Say is built on a unique platform which offers a range of new digital tools and features that will help the ACT Government engage with more Canberrans, more regularly, across more demographics and in a more meaningful way.
Your Say complements, but does not replace, traditional face-to-face and other engagement activities including workshops, displays, forums and mailouts.
To take a look at Your Say, visit www.yoursay.act.gov.au


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18. Lighting & Lamps
Prices in U.S. Dollars are in GREEN
18.83 GREAT LAKES RUNNING LIGHT. Finest quality small craft running lamp with "TRIPLEX" port and starboard lighthouse-like lenses patented in 1910. The lamp itself was made by "Geo. B. Carpenter, Chicago," as indicated on the oval brass maker's tag. It was patented April 1st 1913 as embossed on the rear bracket. This sturdy little lamp has a brass chimney cap and stout iron ring for hanging when not supported by the bracket. The all brass font and burner screw into the base with a bayonet twist. Well aspirated for maximum light output including an internal reflector. A removable "light curtain" is installed in a sliding track between the two lenses. The red and green lenses are both in perfect condition. 10 ½ inches tall overall and 5 1/8 inches in diameter. 7 ¾ inches front to back. Sound but well-used condition. Totally complete and original. 269
18.82 AMERICAN RUNNNING LAMPS. Massive matched pair of port and starboard ocean-going ship's running lamps made by prestigious "Perkins Marine Lamp & Hardware Corp, Brooklyn, NY. U.S.A." as embossed on the maker's labels on the front. These lovely old navigational lanterns are of the finest quality available, made of heavy gauge solid brass with riveted seams, cast brackets and substantial pivoting bail handles. Each houses it respective red and green Freznel lens of thick molded glass. The top of each lamp contains an aspirated chimney cap with inner heat shield and a hinged double thick chimney cap with press-fit closure. Internally these lamps retain their original oil fonts with aspirated burners, wicks and crystal glass chimneys! The wick advance knobs are embossed "THE MILLER CO. Made In U.S.A." The bayonet fonts screw into the bottoms of the lamps with a quarter twist. The back of each lamp is equipped with a heavy duty female hanging bracket riveted to the body of the lamp. Below the bracket are classic "pine tree" air vents. 18 inches tall exclusive of the handles. Maximum width 14 inches. 10 1/2 inches front to back. These lanterns were actually used at sea. As such they do evidence some expected dezincification of brass, typical of long exposure in a marine environment. This noted, they are in excellent original condition with no dents, cracks or repairs. Lightly polished. A very handsome, quite scarce original pair. Back to Top
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starboard back
18.81 MINIATURE LANTERN. Genuine, early 1900's American navigational lamp made by the Perkins Company of Brooklyn, New York, as stamped "PERKO" on the bottom of the font. This diminutive all brass anchor lamp has a thick. molded glass Freznel lens held by 4 protective struts which serve to hold the top and bottom of the lamp together The lens bears the embossed inscription, "MLD 13 JR ANCHOR FIG.261 PERKINS." The base is aspirated with several holes on its periphery. The oil font (sump) and burner are held in place with a bayonet twist in the bottom. Two eyelets are attached to the sides for securing the lamp to a halyard. The upper portion of the lamp has an elongated chimney with inner heat shield and is surrounded by "pine tree-like" vents. The top has a pivoting loop for suspension. This little veteran stands 8 ½ inches tall by 4 ¼ inches in diameter, not including the loops. It is in virtually perfect original condition showing a rich patina from careful use at sea. 189
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18.45 RARE SHIP's ONION LAMP. Lovely, very early ship's globe lantern or "onion lamp" from the days of sail. This lamp is almost certainly of American manufacture. It is of all copper construction with its original blown glass globe. Entirely hand-made, it exhibits neat riveted and soldered joints, punched cruciform vents and a castellated top. The top and bottom of the lamp are connected by 5 stout copper supports which double as guards encircled by an equally heavy equatorial ring. The top of the lamp hinges open and there was a provision for a hasp. The blade is present but the flap is not. This truly wonderful old lamp measures 15 inches tall (17 1/2 inches overall with the handle) and is 11 inches in diameter The thick glass globe is wavy with bubbles and inclusions, typical of glass manufactured prior to the Civil War. One heat crack in the glass does exist which, happily, does not even show from most perspectives. The font with burner, most likely whale oil, is no longer present. Lovely form, condition, and age patina with no corrosion. The biggest and best lamp of its type we have yet come across. A very rare example of a nicely preserved early marine lantern. Circa 1850. 595
Copper, an elemental metal prized for its heat conductivity, malleability and resistance to corrosion, was the premium material used by manufacturers of the earliest marine lighting.
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18.77 HUGE SHIP's MASTHEAD LAMP. Very impressive all copper and brass German ship's masthead lamp from the turn-of-the-last-century. This extra large ocean-going navigational light retains its beautiful molded Freznel glass lens marked with 3 "G"s within a triangle. The top front of the lamp bears the embossed brass tag reading "TOPLICHT." The lamp body is made of heavy riveted copper. There are 4 cast brass brackets, 2 on each side, which supported the lamp on rods affixed to the top of the ship's superstructure or mast. A large copper bail handle is attached to the top for carrying. That top is also equipped with a hinged, castellated chimney cap to disperse heat and to provide an opening from which to inspect the burner within. To those ends the lamp is complete with a large copper oil sump (font) mounted on a slide-in tray. The sump has a threaded brass oil filler cap and a support for its parabolic reflector. The complex burner is of the finest typed with dual wicks, dual wick advance knobs and built-in snuffer. It is complete with its beautiful and original crystal chimney marked "ANCHOR BRAND FIRE PROOF" with anchor emblem. Access is gained through the back by means of the hinged copper door with sliding pin closure. This massive old ship's lantern stands 21 ¼ inches tall exclusive of the bail handle, 12 ¾ inches wide at the widest by 10 ½ inches deep and weighs an impressive 16 pounds! Outstanding condition with no dents, dings or losses and a lovely old age patina. The Freznel lens is perfect. 895
18.76 SHIP's CABIN LAMPS. Matching pair of cabin lamps used on an American ship at the turn-of-the- last century. Both of these solid brass lamps are impressed on their top fronts "ELISHA WEBB & SON, PHILA PA." Of finest quality, with riveted brass construction, they are glazed on 3 sides, with the front panels hinged to open and close on sliding pin closures. Each lantern contains a matching oil font and burner mounted on lift-out copper trays. The burners, complete with their crystal glass chimneys, have circular wicks designed to produce maximum light. To theses ends both lamps are equipped with a large circular silvered brass reflector to project the light forward. The backs of the lanterns contain slots for hanging on the bulkhead and they are equipped with a wire bail handle on top for carrying. 15 ½ inches tall by 9 ¼ inches wide and 6 ¾ inches deep. Each lamp weighs over 10 pounds! Due to their unique construction, they do not require mounting brackets -- they are ready to hang. Excellent original condition with a lovely original age patina. It is very unusual to find original old oil lamps of this type and vintage which have not been modified by later electrification. 895
18.75 EARLY SHIP's CABIN LAMP. Highest quality 19th century ship's interior lantern by a Scottish maker. This heavy duty example is entirely hand-made of solid brass and bears the embossed maker's label reading "John Phillips & Co.. 17 Anderson Quay Glasgow" affixed to the vertically sliding door. It is glazed in front and has insulating panels on the remaining three sides. There are several unusual features. The slide-out oil font has a handle for this function. It is equipped with a small threaded oil filler cap with not 1 but 3 vents. The filler hole is in the shape of a funnel to easily replenishment the oil. The conical burner hinges back with a locking hasp for servicing the wick. The burner is aspirated on the bottom with a circular mesh and is perforated on its conical sides for maximum light output. To these ends the knurled wick advance knob operates the wick. Cleverly, it can be accessed from outside the lamp without opening the door. This is accomplished via an aperture with pivoting closure using the wick key on its retaining chain. An internal chimney, mounted in a track, also slides in and out. Further, the parabolic silvered reflector slides in and out for servicing too. The interior of the lamp is double insulated with tin panels. The upper body is aspirated with small holes on all four sides leading to the cylindrical chimney covered by its hinged cap. For carrying, there is a folding bail with insulated wooden handle. The based of the lamp is supported on 4 very sturdy solid brass "feet." There is no provision for hanging this lamp on the ship's bulkhead. Apparently it fit into a mount specifically designed for it. As configured it stands very securely on its four feet. 12 ¾ inches tall exclusive of the bail handle, 5 ½ inches wide and 4 3/8 inches front to back. Excellent original condition with a few minor dents typical of actual shipboard use. Most lamps of this vintage were either electrified or destroyed subsequent to their maritime service. It is rare to find an example of this age and quality in untouched, original condition.
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18.24 ANCHOR LAMP. The largest ship's lamp we have ever offered! This absolutely massive ship's anchor/N.U.C. lamp is fabricated entirely out of the finest quality yellow brass with a thick ground glass Freznel lens. The front of the lamp bears the maker's tag reading, "Nippon Sento Co., Ltd., Not Under Command Light (Oil Use) Class A1 No. 1. Manuf Date 3 / 1978" along with Japanese characters. It has 6 large cylindrical brass guards that support the lamp and protect the glass. It is equipped with an equally heavy folding bail handle at the top and a hinged chimney cover for viewing the flame within. The extremely large font is secured into the bottom of the lamp by means of three thumb screws. The state-of-the-art burner has a cylindrical wick and additional aspiration features to ensure a bright-burning flame. Complete with original large crystal chimney. This lamp stands 24 inches tall exclusive of the bail, measures over 12 inches in diameter and weighs in at 20 pounds. Magnificent original condition with a high polish.Back to Top
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18.26 LARGE ANCHOR LAMP. Especially nice example of an ocean-going marine lantern from the early part of the last century. This big all brass and copper light is of British make and bears the embossed brass maker's label reading, "R. C. Murrary & Co. Limited Pollockshaws Rd, Glasgow S1". In addition to its maker's tag it has three more applied brass labels. The topmost reads "LAMPADS No. 1907." The largest and boldest tag reads "ANCHOR" below which is a tag stamped "3M". The lovely lighthouse-like Freznel lens is made of very thick glass that gives the lamp a 360 degree arc visible for 3 nautical miles! The heavy duty construction is evidenced by the top which hinges open to expose a large font with double wick burner and original crystal chimney within. The twin wick advance knobs are impressed "Sherwoods Ltd. BHAM" and the burner is equipped with a snuffer lever to extinguish the flames after use. The large oil tank is equipped with a screw-on brass filler cap. The entire assembly fits tightly into its notched receptacle within the lamp, rimmed with dozens of small circular aspiration vents. A brass hasp with hook closure on a chain secures the lamp in front. A second hinged closure on the top allows the lamp to be opened to inspect the flame. The chimney is triple insulated. In use this lamp was hauled up the ship's mast with halyards. To secure it as such, the lamp is equipped with substantial brass bail handles on the top and bottom. These are attached to heavy cast brass brackets riveted to the body of the lamp. This handsome navigational lantern stands 20 inches tall, 11 inches wide at the widest and weighs 17 pounds. Totally complete. All original. Outstanding condition, as last used aboard ship. Certainly one of the finest lamps of its type we have offered. Back to Top
18.72 SIGNAL LAMP. Unusual late 1800's hand-held American signal lamp boldly stamped "NAVIGATOR'S LAMP" on the front. We have offered several versions of this type of night signaling device, usually marked "Boat Signal," or with no markings at all. But this is the first we seen made for the "Navigator." This sturdy little veteran of the sea is made of solid brass with a thick bull's eye lens which is obviously of early manufacture owing to the bubbles and occlusions in its glass. The unique function of this lantern was to transmit Morse code. For that purpose it is equipped with a small brass knob attached to a silvered brass "light curtain" which rotates internally to open and close the light source. That source is a "wedge-type" burner with wick advance knob marked "E. MILLER & CO., U.S.A." threaded into its original oil font which seats tightly in the receptacle at the bottom. For hand-held use this lamp is equipped with two folding wire handles on the back. In addition it has two separate brass clips for hard mounting to the ship! The castellated top is designed to disperse heat, while the bottom of the lamp has a single circular vent for aspiration. The front door of the lamp holds the lens and hinges forward, held by a spring loaded clip, to expose the oil font and burner within. 8 inches tall and 5 ¼ inches wide at the widest. The base measures 3 ½ inches in diameter. Outstanding condition with a lovely high polish. The hand-blown lens is perfect, as manufactured. A scarce, totally original nautical lantern in amazing condition for being over 100 years old! 395
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18.71 SCARCE COMBINATION RUNNING LAMP. Very early 1900's all brass American combination port and starboard running light. This small craft lantern bears the oval maker's tag on the front reading, "TRADE – TRIPLEX – MARK, Lense Patd. Dec.20 1910, Other Pats P.." In testimony to this the lamp is fitted with the distinctive red and green Triplex Freznel lenses with bulbous centers. The back of the lantern has a riveted brass mounting "shoe" which is further embossed "PATENTED APRIL 1st 1913." Atop the fluted chimney is a folding bail handle. The bottom of the lamp retains its original burner and font which screws in with a bayonet twist. The wick advance knob on the wedge-type burner is marked "The National Marine Lamp Co." 5 inches in diameter and 9 inches tall exclusive of the handle. 10 ¼ inches tall overall. Complete with rarely found removable brass "light curtain." Outstanding original condition in all respects. The brass has acquired a lovely statuary bronze age patina throughout. The valuable lenses are flawless. 495
18.66 MINIATURE MINER's LAMP. Darling 19th century explosion-proof lamp of British manufacture bearing the oval brass maker's tag riveted to the front reading, "E. THOMAS & WILLIAMS Ltd., CAMBRIAN No. HS 11145 MAKERS ABERDARE WALES." This diminutive vapor tight lantern is of all brass construction with riveted seams and a thick, solid brass base. The top is perforated with several holes for aspiration and bears a large "S" hook for hanging. The top connects to the base by means of 5 solid brass posts with the double function of protecting the thick, cylindrical glass lens. The bottom is equipped with a burner atop the heavy oil sump. The wick is manipulated by a clever internal "pick wick" controlled from the bottom. This little veteran stands 6 ¼ inches tall and 8 ½ inches high overall, inclusive of the "S" hook. It measures 2 3/8 inches in diameter on the base. Outstanding original condition with a lovely statuary bronze age patina. Fully operational! 249
18.36 GLOBE LANTERN. Early 1900's ship's hurricane warning lamp with a large ruby red globe. This fine American-made lamp is constructed of galvanized steel with brass fittings. The heavy wire cage serves to hold the top and bottom of the lamp together while protecting the precious globe. The top is equipped with a large brass suspension loop for hanging and the sides have brass eyelets for securing is a seaway. It is complete with its original all brass spring-loaded "pop-up" font and burner. The wick advance knob is marked "P & A MFG CO. Waterbury Conn, Made In U.S.A." This handsome veteran of the sea is in its original red paint which has acquired a nice old weathered look. The lovely glass globe is in perfect condition. 695 Back to Top
"P & A," Plume & Atwood, was organized in January, 1869 as HBA (Holmes, Booth and Atwood) with the name changing to the Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Company in 1871. The company was incorporated in 1880. Plume & Atwood produced a full line of kerosene lamps and associated oil burning equipment. Between 1871 and 1912 the company had 62 lighting patents thanks primarily to the company's namesake, Lewis J. Atwood, who was a prolific inventor. While Plume & Atwood manufactured and marketed their own line of lamps, they also produced and supplied fittings to other lamp manufactures. For example, P&A made all of the brass parts for the famous Aladdin lamp line through 1963.
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18.58 HURRICANE GLOBE LAMP. Authentic early 1900's American hurricane distress lantern with a ruby red lens. The classic American design features a galvanized steel body reinforced by six sturdy wire supports which serve to protect the globe and hold the two parts of the lamp together. The top and bottom of the lamp are liberally aspirated to produce a bright flame. To these ends the lamp contains its original solid brass font and burner with spring-loaded tabs for insertion in the bottom. The wedge-type oil burner is marked "E. Miller, U.S.A." on the wick advance knob. The top of the chimney is fitted with two brass heat dispersing caps and a heavy folding brass loop for suspension. The bottom of the lamp is additionally fitted with two folding brass loops for suspension by halyards in a seaway. 14 inches tall exclusive of the ring, 9 ½ inches in diameter overall and the base measures 5 ¾ inches in diameter. Excellent original condition throughout. The lovely red globe is perfect. 595 Back to Top
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18.64 HURRICANE GLOBE LANTERN. Impressive, large all brass ship's lamp known as an onion lamp or alternatively "watermelon lamp." This fine mid-century example is Dutch made with riveted construction. The perfect hand-blown onion glass globe is 10 inches in diameter and stands 7 inches tall. It is protected by 5 sturdy brass supports attaching the top and bottom of the lamp. The brass chimney is aspirated and contains a castellated press-fit top. Speaking to its quality the chimney is lined with a conical insert of solid copper – copper being an elemental metal which readily transfers heat and resists corrosion. The top retains its heavy wire bail handle for hanging. The bottom is also aspirated and holds its large brass oil font which inserts into the base with a bayonet twist aided by a folding bail handle which fits up neatly when not in use. The high quality burner with knurled wick advance knob holds a circular (not flat) wick which provides more than double wick exposure for maximum light output, augmented by the original fire proof crystal chimney. This handsome lantern stands 15 inches tall exclusive of the handle and 18 inches tall overall. It is 11 ½ inches wide and the base measures 5 ¾ inches in diameter. Absolutely perfect in every respect. Complete with a brand new wick. 495 Back to Top
18.63 BRITISH CARGO LAMP. Authentic, mid-century oil-burning ship's lantern commonly known as a cargo lamp. This solid brass light has glass panels on all 4 sides, each protected with heavy protective rods riveted to the lamp body. The top hinges open for access to the font and burner which slide in on two brass wire handles. The top securely closes on a brass hasp with wire chain. The lamp is aspirated top and bottom with numerous vents and a clever system for minimizing the effect of wind on the flame within. It is equipped with 4 stout cast brass eyelets, 2 on each side, for hard-mounting to the vessel, and also has a large folding bail handle. The spun brass font retains it original "star-type" burner which hinges open for trimming the wick. The wick advance knob is impressed with the British Hong Kong manufacturer's name "Tseng Mei Enterprise Co., Ltd." and the front of the lamp is impressed with the serial number "Y491132." 15 ½ inches tall exclusive of the handle and 9 ½ inches wide at the widest. 19 inches tall overall. The lamp shows evidence of actual use, but no abuse and exhibits a lovely statuary bronze age patina throughout. Complete with original hand-blown glass chimney. Guaranteed NOT to be a repro. 295
18. 67 SHIP's CABIN LAMP. Large, most impressive early 1900's bulkhead lamp impressed "MADE IN HOLLAND" on the front top. This heavily-constructed all brass lamp has thick beveled glass panels on 3 sides which are decoratively embellished with hand-cut sunburst patterns. The front panel is mounted in a hinged door with a sliding pin lock closure on the left. Speaking to the quality of construction, the sides of the lamp have hinged covers encasing the glass panels, allowing them to be removed for cleaning -- the first feature of its type we have seen. The interior contains a large brass oil font fitted with an early porcelain electrical socket which accommodates a standard light bulb, while the back wall has a silvered corrugated surface to maximize light output. The top of the lamp is equipped with a folding bail handle with insulating teakwood grip for carrying. The back of the lamp has a mounting bracket attached to a stout diamond-shaped reinforcing plate riveted to the lamp body for hanging. Amazingly, this lamp still retains the original heavy cast brass bracket used to attach it to the ship's bulkhead! This imposing example of early ship's lighting stands 16 ¾ inches tall (21 inches inclusive of the handle), 7 ½ inches wide on the front, 9 ¼ inches wide on the back, 6 ¾ inches deep and weighs in at 10 pounds. Outstanding original condition in all respects with no flaws. The socket is functional and ready to be hard wired. The brass surfaces were originally polished and now have tarnished in the marine environment to a desirable statuary bronze patina. One of the loveliest lamps of its type we have ever offered. 869
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18.55 MASTHEAD LAMPS. Large, very impressivematched set of early 1900's American ocean-going ship's running lamps made by the "Perkins Marine Lamp & Hdwe Co. Brooklyn, N.Y." as embossed on their respective oval brass maker's tags. This massive, finest quality set is all brass with each lamp weighing over 22 pounds! Both have their original thick, molded glass Freznel lenses marked "Perko Mould No. 36." Each retains its original screw-in font (marked "PERKO"), complete with functional burner and crystal chimney. As configured onboard ship, these lamps hung on vertical support rods secured to the mast or forward superstructure. To these ends there are four stout brass brackets, two on either side of each lamp, riveted to their sides. Then, to assist the ship's bos'n in their placement, a folding bail handle is affixed to the top of each lamp. They are also equipped with hinged lids on the chimney tops to allow inspection of the burners. These magnificent lamps stand 20 inches tall (exclusive of their bail handles), 13 inches wide and 12 inches deep. They are in lovely cosmetic condition with a high polish sealed with a durable lacquered finish. There are a few minor flaws in the lenses, consistent with normal shipboard use. That noted, the overall condition must be rated at outstanding. This is without question the nicest matched pair of ship's lamps we have ever offered! Price Request Back to Top
Required for nighttime steaming under the International Rules of the Road for open ocean-going vessels, mastlamps were displayed in tandem in a line along the ship's heading. The forward lamp was placed at a distance ahead of and below the after lamp. Often times this was atop the pilothouse, with the after lamp placed on the mast. On two-masted vessels the first lamp was placed on the forward mast at a height about 15 feet lower than the lamp on the after mast. The effect allowed an observer on shore or another vessel to visually determine the ship's heading, knowing the lower of the two lights was in the lead.
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18.31 ANTIQUE BINNACLE SIDE LAMPS. Extremely rare, original American 1800's matched pair of oil burning lanterns used to illuminate a ship's navigational binnacle. The fact that a pair of such scarce lamps has been preserved together is extraordinary. These solid brass lamps are of the finest hand-made construction using heavy wall materials. Each has a glazed hinged door with sliding pin closure. The flared "hat" would have seated in the binnacle hood with the perforated conical chimney exposed. A substantial pivoting bail handle is present on each bearing the original insulating turned wooden handles. One of the two of these lamps even retains its original font and burner. The burner wick advance knob is embossed "E. Miller Co. Made In U.S.A." Both lamps are in an amazing state of original preservation with absolutely no flaws whatsoever. And both have acquired a rich statuary bronze age patina. They measure 6 ½ inches wide at the widest and 9 ¼ inches tall exclusive of the handles. The minimum diameter of the binnacle hood receptacle into which they would fit is 4 7/8 inches. In sum they weigh a hefty 8 pounds! The condition of these lamps is really extraordinary given their age and the service they were designed to provide, with only a couple of expected heat cracks in the chimneys from actual use. A giveaway price. 395/pair
18.34 MUSHROOM BINNACLE LAMPS. A most unusual offering. Here is a matched pair of side lanterns used to illuminate the binnacle compass of a sailing ship from the mid-1800's or earlier! These all brass lanterns have hand-shaped bodies of brass containing a glazed door with pin closure. They are double insulated on one side and have apertures for aspiration of the flame on the sides and bottom. The tops have classic chimneys looking much like a Chinese coolie hat with perforations. The bottoms bear a sliding lock which engaged the lanterns into the "mushroom"-shaped binnacle hood with a positive fit. These lanterns are in untouched condition. Both are minus there original burners, which would be of the whale oil type. They measure 12 inches tall, 5 ½ inches wide and 5 inches front to back. The aperture into which these lamps fit was 7 3/8ths inches by 5 inches wide. Sound original condition showing actual use but no abuse, with expected signs of age. Nice old age patina to all surfaces. These lamps are well over 125 years old! 395/pr
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Greaney has written the following Episodes:
- "King Size Homer"
- "Why You Little!" (along with Rowby Goren, John Swartzwelder and Shelley Zellman)
- "Lisa's Homophobic Fantasy"
- "Homer's Ragtime Show"
- "Treehouse of Horror VII" (The Genesis Tub)
- "Thundering all the Way"
- "Flight 846" (along with Rowby Goren and Jon Vitti)
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Clever augmented reality app from IKEA allows you to try before you buy.
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Clever online campaign from Kol Kid and DDB that uses technology to allow children and parents to put down their devices and rediscover the simple joys of simple toys.
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Punta Gorda art festival draws national attention
There's a reason why the Peace River National Art Festival has the word "national" in it.
"We bring in artists from all over the country," said Janet Watermeier, executive director of the Visual Arts Center, which stages the event. "There are some local artists here, but we are actually featuring people (outside of Florida) who are coming in one time a year, bringing in their artwork. … So this is an opportunity to bring national quality art here to Punta Gorda."
The festival is also a major fundraiser for the nonprofit VAC, drawing crowds of 7,000 to 10,000 people, depending on the weather, Ms. Watermeier said.
Visitors to the National Art Festival — now in its 11th successful year, will have the opportunity to see a selection of fine art, handcrafted goods and exquisite crafts brought in by artists from within the community and around the country for this weekend-long event. Art glass, fiber arts, jewelry, leather goods, metalwork, oil paintings, photography, pottery, sculpture, abstracts and watercolor will be represented at the show.
"This year's event looks like it is going to be a great one," Ms. Watermeier said. "We are going to have approximately 80 vendors and we have music and food trucks and auctions and just a good time for all. Our instructors will be there doing demonstrations, which is something new that we've never done before. We are going to be having pottery demonstrations; we are going to be having watercolor, portraits, caricatures, all kinds of interesting, artistic endeavors. Many of them will be there to talk about their classes as well — so they may be demonstrating something they're going to be teaching in a class coming up in April or over the summer."
The Wyvern Hotel, one of the events sponsors, will be serving wine and beer, and there will be food and live music as
well. Seaview 104.9 radio will be broadcasting live on location Saturday morning.
"Gettel Auto Mall is going to have some cars on display there," Ms. Watermeier said. "They are our main sponsor, and so there will be some automobiles for people to ooh and ahh over."
One thing that's different: The VAC will be featuring not one, but two "Emerging Artists" of the year.
"This year we have a 2D artist, which is Gina Battle — and she is a wonderful abstract artist," Ms. Watermeier said. "We actually have a display of her work right now hanging in Rebecca Hall at the Visual Arts Center (210 Maud St., Punta Gorda). We also have a 3D artist, Lise Lindsay, who does beautiful fused glasswork. So both of them will be featured this year."
Both Ms. Battle and Ms. Lindsay are self-taught artists who possess a tenacity and uniqueness that sets them apart.
Emerging Artists
Ms. Battle earned a B.A. in Theater Arts/Speech and Communications, and studied design and photography at Fashion Industries High School in New York City. Her migration into expressionism abstraction painting has provided her a sense of freedom in expressing herself. Her unique, non-traditional approach is not singular in thought or concept, but based on pure emotion and what's happening in any given moment along her life journey. For her, one of the most thrilling aspects of painting is waiting to see what will happen to her blank canvas.
Ms. Battle's work has been sold nationally and internationally. She has been featured on the cover or in articles in numerous regional publications. She donates her time and art to various community organizations, including the Charlotte Community Foundation Marketing Committee, and is a proud member of the VAC and the Arts & Humanities Council of Charlotte County.
Growing up in an artistic family, Ms. Lindsay was always encouraged to create.
She majored in fine arts when starting college, but in the 1970s, computer programming proved to be much more lucrative. After earning degrees in computer science and accounting, she spent decades driving a desk, but dreamt about the day when she could focus on art. Creativity now drives her and her focus is fused glass. She loves its color, reflection, dimension and the challenge of working with heat and glass. Varying temperatures, thicknesses and the reactive qualities of glass components can produce spectacular results.
Ms. Lindsay's work includes abstract glass panels and imaginative functional pieces. By combining layers of opaque and transparent glass, metals, powders, paint and other components, she attempts to achieve deep and ethereal images.
In addition to featuring the artists, the National Art Festival allows the VAC to highlight its own programs, such as its classes and an upcoming youth summer camp.
A small group of dedicated artist founded the Visual Arts Center in September of 1961. The Charlotte County Art Guild's dedication and persistence paid off when the center's doors were opened in 1988. The VAC has since expanded three times to its present size, but its core mission has stayed the same since the very start: to inspire, explore, create and promote the fine arts.
"Of course, the Visual Arts Center being a nonprofit," Ms. Watermeier said. "This event helps us as a fundraiser, so there is a $3 entry fee and a $5 per family fee that is actually a donation to help us offer all the programs and the classes and the exhibits we do here year round.
"Hopefully, the weather will be perfect and everyone will come out and join us." ¦
>> What: 2017 Peace River National Art
>> When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday, March 18 and 19
>> Where: Laishley Park, 101 Nesbit St.,
Punta Gorda
>> Cost: $3 per person or $5 per family donation to the Visual Arts Center
>> Info: www.visualartcenter.org


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Broadband activation software provider BroadJump has introduced a new software platform to address operator challenges in signing up, activating and delivering service to new broadband customers.
Dubbed ControlWorks Activation Edition, the new software "superset" combines many of the features of the company's popular Virtual Truck Qualifier and Installer activation platforms, and layers on new capabilities for handling multiple ISPs and customer migration. As operators look ahead to offering open access on their networks to competitive ISPs, activation and migration issues are sure to be new challenges network operators will face in reshuffling all of their disparate back office systems.
"We've brought to market solutions that help our customers really wring a lot of efficiencies out of their networks-from qualification, to activation, to migration," explains Kip McClanahan, BroadJump president and CEO. "Historically, we've talked about those as individual applications and uses with independent ROIs. What ControlWorks Activation Edition represents is the realization that a lot of those challenges exist simultaneously within our customers' networks. What we've done is bring in all of those individual use cases of our technology, and brought them to market with a single solution."
BroadJump also announced the first major customer to sign on to the new ControlWorks platform-embattled UK provider NTL, which currently offers a triple play of video, circuit-switched telephony and tiered high-speed data over cable to more than 9 million homes across the UK.
NTL has used BroadJump's market-leading Virtual Truck products to initiate service to more than 280,000 high-speed data customers so far, and it'll begin migration to the ControlWorks platform later this year. NTL is currently in the process of undergoing bankruptcy restructuring, the result of an aggressive acquisition spree taken on over the past couple of years.
In addition to offering a retail residential broadband product, NTL has, perhaps preemptively, inked a deal to open its network and offer wholesale service to the UK's largest dial-up ISP, Freeserve, who currently count 2.4 million dial-up customers. Unlike the open access situation in the US, there are no mandates from the government of the UK to open up high-speed cable networks to rival ISPs.


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