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Product Description
Profibus Slave – DeviceNet Adapter/Slave Anybus X-gateway
The Anybus X-gateway copies I/O-data in both directions thus enabling data exchange between the two networks. Default I/O configuration is 20 bytes Input and 20 bytes Output. Changing default settings is very easy using the windows based configuration software Anybus Configuration Manager X-gateway from HMS (free of charge).
The Profibus DP/DPV1 slave interface is implemented according to the standard IEC61158 as a modular slave, supporting all standard functionality such as Watchdog, Sync and Freeze and diagnostics. Including I&M functions. Standard DP as well as DPV1 acyclic data services (Class1/Class2) are supported. The Profibus interface module is certified by the Profibus user organization and has proven conformance and interoperability with leading PLC´s, HMI´s etc. Profibus address is set via rotary switches 0-99.
The high performance DeviceNet Slave interface provides instant connectivity to the DeviceNet network. The module conforms to DeviceNet 2.0. The DeviceNet interface module is certified by the ODVA and has proven conformance and interoperability with leading PLC´s, HMI´s etc. Baud rate and MAC ID can be set via DIP switches.
Watchdog support
Sync and Freeze
Supports PA baud rate 45.45 kbit/s
DeviceNet Specification version: Vol 1: 2.0, Vol 2: 2.0
Conformance test version: A-12
I/O Slave messaging: Bit strobe, Polling, Cyclic, COS and Explicit Messaging
Complete Profibus DP and DPV1 (Class1/Class2) slave functionality according to IEC 61158
Name: Profibus Slave – DeviceNet Adapter/Slave Anybus X-gateway
Size: 114 mm x 44 mm x 127 mm
Power Supply: 24 VDC (±20%)
Temperature: -25-65°C
Current Consump: Max 400mA at 24VDC
I/O Input: 244 bytes using DP / 512 bytes using DPV1 (max 328 bytes in+out)
I/O Output: 244 bytes using DP / 512 bytes using DPV1 (max 328 bytes in+out)
Mech Rating: IP20/Nema1
Power supply connector: 2-pole 5.08 mm Phoenix pluggable screw connector
Profibus baudrate: 9600 bit/s – 12 Mbit/s autodetect
Profibus address ran: Node address 0-99
Profibus connector: D-sub 9-pin female
Profibus config.: Configured by Profibus Master via GSD file (provided by HMS)
DeviceNet baud rate: 125-500 kbit/s
DeviceNet MacID: 0-63
DeviceNet connector: 5-pole 5.08 mm Phoenix pluggable screw connector
DeviceNet config.: Configured by DeviceNet Scanner via EDS file (provided by HMS)
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|Oracle® Secure Enterprise Search Administrator's Guide
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Part Number E17332-04
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A master encryption key is used to encrypt secure fields in Oracle SES. You can change this key if its security is compromised or for any other reason.
To change the master encryption key:
Stop all crawler schedules.
Close all middle-tier applications, except for the Monitor application.
Open an interactive session on the Oracle SES middle-tier computer.
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searchctl rollover_key command. See the following description.
Restart the crawler and the middle-tier applications.
searchctl rollover_key
This command has the following syntax:
searchctl rollover_key
Options have the format keyword=value:
Local JDBC connection string for the Oracle SES database. For example,
localhost:5555:ses1. Required.
Oracle SES administrative password, that is, for the SEARCHSYS user. If you omit this password from the command, then you are prompted for it.
URL to the WebLogic Server Administration Console. For example,
t3://wls_example:8000. Required.
User name of the WebLogic administrative user. (Required)
Password of the WebLogic administrative user. If you omit this password from the command, then you are prompted for it.
New master key. If you omit this option, a random master key is set.
The following command changes the master key to "testing123";
searchctl rollover_key ses_db_conn_str=localhost:5555:ses1 ses_admin_passwd=password wls_admin_user=weblogic wls_admin_passwd=password wls_admin_server=t3://asHost:8000 master_key=testing123


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Woman found sleeping in Bieber home
Police in suburban Atlanta have apprehended a woman they said was found sleeping in a bedroom at a home rented by pop star Justin Bieber.
Sandy Springs police say 23-year-old Qianying Zhao was found at the home yesterday. The property is owned by music producer Dallas Austin.
Police say she told officers that she had come to attend Bieber's birthday party and entered the unoccupied home through an unlocked door.
But police say Bieber's party was earlier in the week at another location.
Police say she told officers she was Bieber's friend, but investigators believe she's one of millions of fans who follow him on Twitter.
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Fighting Anorexia is a blog dedicated to everybody (not just eating disorder sufferers) who longs for a free, healthy and purposeful life.
I write about learning to love yourself and your body, about finding your voice and sharing it with others. I empower you to change your thoughts and your attitude and I share with you the many lessons I learn on my path towards a fulfilled life.
Additionally, the goal of this blog is it to spread the news about the dark side of the slimming craze: the suffering, the loneliness, the deceptions, the heartache, the weakness, the mental terror and the deteriorating health. Fighting Anorexia wants to provide a platform where anybody struggling with an eating disorder and poor body image feels save to have his voice heard and feels understood and never judged.
About Anne-Sophie:
Standing on the brink of death, having struggled with anorexia for 14 years, Anne-Sophie has finally been able to break the cycle of eating, not eating, exercising and abusing laxatives in the spring of 2011. After a 3-month long stay at a sanatorium that resulted in almost no weight-gain, Anne-Sophie has been able to reach a healthy weight and is slowly finding her way to health and a better life. It is a difficult journey, one that will last years, but Anne-Sophie is determined, as determined as she was when she started her first diet, and she will be the winner of this fight against her own body.
During her time at the sanatorium, Anne-Sophie started her first blog called My Intercontinental Life, which was then followed by Fighting Anorexia, the blog that she had been dreaming of doing for years.
Anne-Sophie's story is only one of millions. This blog is her attempt to do something against this horrible disease.
What others say about Fighting Anorexia:
Jo Kay: I think the way I feel helped by Anne-Sophie, is just seeing and hearing how courageous she is being…I find some people's experiences make me feel cynical as they can make their process of recovery utterly remarkable and with no blips, which I don't feel is realistic. Anne-Sophie is real, honest, so open and I find it refreshing. She is very relatable and it does help me to not feel so weird (lol) and alone. She exudes compassion and warmth, and she speaks very well, which makes her podcasts easy to listen to.
Luise Karg McCaffrey: The Fighting Anorexia website and podcast has given me a brand new perspective and insight into this epidemic. I am thankful for Anne's courage and although she claims she is shy, she is a giant inside by fighting back. Her podcast is a mixture of professionalism, lots of research and her own real life experiences. Her sweet voice and determination is a life safer in so many prospects. Let me tell you… she is REAL. That's why I keep logging in, and keep on listening. If you suffer from this horrific debilitating disease, please watch and participate by leaving a comment or feedback. You might just save a life by leaving a comment!"
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- September 30, 2011 at 12:05 pm
…and you are a very strong and courageous young woman!
- November 3, 2011 at 12:43 am
Dear Sophie,
all I can say is, that all of us that are living with an eating disorder could have written this story. I am in recovery for all of my life and have good and bad days. The problem with an eating disorder is, that you need food to live. Its readily available and whats a normal event in somebodies life to sit down and eat, it is a drug for us.
I have given most of my life efforts into controlling my food intake, instead of living my life. I now deliberately choose to live and enjoy my life, rather than living any longer in this prison of addiction. My past has been a horrific one and was very abusive and changed me forever. When I was twenty seven I got assaulted by my boyfriend and spent alsmot two years in the hospital due to the injuries, I deal with my fear of abandonment, and fear of not being loved with food.
I am mostly fine, but the feeling inside requires daily affirmations. God and prayer along with many years of counseling really healed me. When I say that I am mostly fine. That really means that I am normal, just like anybody else. Its the perfection seeking that makes and keep us in the web of the disorder.
If you're suffering with this, please write, talk to somebody let your family and friends now. Everything will help
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CrossFit workout is becoming popular with Mumbai's women
In a departure from its previous macho man image, CrossFit is fast becoming a popular workout routine for women across various age groups in the city. A newbie CrossFitter, Smitha Menon investigates
Loud music blares in the background. Encouraging cheers surround me and, as I finish, there's a thunderous round of applause. I'm exhausted and exhilarated at the same time. A hand reaches out and pats me on the back. "Welcome to CrossFit," a voice tells me. It's day one and I'm intimidated, but excited.
Also read: Take the aerial route to fitness
A sucker for new exercise routines that promise results, I've had my fair share of Zumba, spinning, yoga, contemporary dance and aerobics routines, along with a few failed attempts at training for the marathon. Exciting as they were at first, routine and boredom soon set in.
The result? A long list of abandoned gym memberships, a low bank balance and a few pounds of guilt to add to the weighing scale. When I did decide to step on it, that is.
The kilo(w) down
Introduced to CrossFit by my flatmate, I was apprehensive about signing up for a workout that seemed so intense and decided to do some reading and research before I started. What I found not only piqued my interest, but also surprised me.
"While it is tough to explain CrossFit to someone who hasn't done it before, it's best described as high intensity, constantly varying functional training," said Ashutosh Bhosle, owner and trainer at the new studio CrossFit Blackfire in Andheri (W).
Also read: Make a splash with Nawaz Modi Singhania's Aqua aerobics class
"The idea of the routine is to build your body in a way that it doesn't become complacent. While gyms focus on isolated training, CrossFit uses functional movements that exercise a varied number of muscles," he says.
Busting myths
While most of my frantic Internet searches threw up images of women CrossFitters with super strong bodies, I didn't want to end up looking like a weightlifter. Sagar Prabhakar, part time trainer at Reebok CrossFit Colaba, assured me that it wasn't a possibility, "CrossFit is especially beneficial for women as it builds their metabolic conditioning, along with endurance, stamina and strength.
The routine doesn't bulk you up, but in fact leans you down." While there are widespread misconceptions about the routine building too much muscle for women, over the years, more female participants have warmed up to CrossFit. "About two years ago, women formed just 20% of the classes. That figure has now climbed to 35%," says Prabhakar.
Our Powers Combined
In search of a more challenging routine, Sarah Sham, director, Essajees Antique Store took to CrossFit on the recommendation of a friend. Fast forward to one year later, and she's still as excited as her first day."Physical endurance aside, the sense of community that CrossFit builds is a strong support system to have during a workout.
You're encouraged to push yourself and are constantly cheered on," reveals Sham. Having started with lifting a meagre 6.8 kg, Sarah now lifts 58 kg (approx) and has made sure that she keeps up her routine during her upcoming break, having already scoped out boxes (CrossFit lingo for studios) in New York and Miami.
Care and caution
Rest and restraint however, is as important as the workout itself, explains Dr Himakshi Basu, a Mumbai-based sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist. "While CrossFit is a great tool for exercising, it is imperative to know your limits and keep them in mind," warns Basu.
Basu also recommends starting a class with people at similar fitness levels as you, and stresses on the importance of stretching properly before and after the workout. "With mixed groups, it's difficult for trainers to focus individually on specific problems," she says.
While the routine can be extended to children as young as seven years old, and adults as old as sixty-five, depending on vital stats, one must make sure the trainer is fully aware of all limitations as well as past medical history, in advance.
When Mumbai based psychologist Meherangiz Davar suffered a slipped disc a few years ago, the idea of an intense workout was unthinkable. Having been introduced to CrossFit by her husband, Davar started out fairly slowly, taking her time to build strength in her legs, arms and core.
"I thought it would be these highly unfeminine, beastly workouts. At first glance, it all looks larger-than-life, but you are systematically trained through the schedule and allowed to scale the routine to your own capability," says Davar.
Step up
After about a month of doing CrossFit, I feel stronger, more powerful and am amazed everyday by how much I can push myself if I'm really motivated. From laying on the couch and binge watching GoT (Game of Thrones for the uninitiated) episodes back-to-back, I've finally begun to wage my own wars. Even though it is against cellulite and not a fire-breathing dragon.
Bollywood's doing it too!
46-year-old Bollywood stylist Niharika Bhasin Khan attributes her superwoman-like energy and powers to the routine: "Living in Mumbai and working in Bollywood is a constant challenge.
Niharika Bhasin Khan
Nowadays, when I'm in a tough spot at work or home, I think about the fact that I did 100 pull-ups in the morning and that makes me feel tough enough to take on the world!"
A fan of the workout for nearly two years, Bhasin Khan told us that the variation in the routine is what initially had her hooked but the feeling of power is what made her stay.
Crossfit in the city
A woman CrossFitter burns it up in a gym
CrossFit OM
At: 11, Kishore Kumar Ganguly Lane, Juhu Tara Road, Santacruz (W).
Time: 6-10 am, 4-9 pm
Call: 9920419482
Log on to: crossfitom.wordpress.com/
Reebok CrossFit Colaba
At: Ground floor, Palkhiwala Building, opposite Café Universal, SBS Road, Fort.
Time: 7-9 am, 5-8 pm
Call: 9167357811
Log on to: instagram.com/reebokcrossfitcolaba/
CrossFit BlackFire
At: Bungalow no 174, SVP Nagar, 4 Bungalows MHADA, Andheri (W).
Time: 6-8 am, 6-8 pm
Call: 9820181864
Log on to: www.facebook. com/crossfitblackfire
At: Bungalow no 96, Aram Nagar Part 2, Versova, Andheri (W).
Time: 8-11 am, 6-8 pm
Call: 98215 89595
Log on to: www.facebook.com/funcfitindia/


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Oh, the allure of the open road: long drives through the Arkansas countryside, karaoke stops in North Carolina, Ruffles for breakfast. Over the last few weeks, local band We Were Wolves has been living that dream, touring the country with Austin rock band Diesel & Dixie.
Both bands' road exploits have been easily monitored by anyone with a Twitter account and this tour — the longest yet for both bands — looks like it's been full of filty, dirty rock 'n roll excellence.
Thursday night, the bands return to Beaumont to throw one more Southeast Texas blowout on the aptly named "Ridin' Gators for Haters" tour. I talked to the Boar Lord, vocalist for Diesel & Dixie, by email as the band made its way — in a most hungover fashion, I'm sure — to Atlanta for a show.
Q How's the tour going?
A The tour is going swimmingly so far. We — having come but barely halfway and experiencing what toils, excitements, and frustrations such a campaign's swell could crash upon us — have remained vivified at the acknowledgement that such dreams can be attained and that none of us have but once cast our hand at another's plow for no result.
In other words, we don't have to work a lame job for some Lamecorp that only sees us as a way to make them money.
Q Any memorable Ridin' Gators for Haters tour stories?
A Tim Allen re-tweeted a Wolves tweet about riding in their truck. Other than that, there are too many stories to count!
Q What is it that makes Diesel & Dixie and We Were Wolves a good fit for touring together?
A We have a general rapport of having a good time and being good to each other. That's what drew us to each other from the first time we randomly played together in West Texas.
Q How would you describe your band's sound to anyone who hadn't heard you before?
A If they ask us in person, they are liable to get an unconventional auditory response. However, the usual descriptors used are, "crazy, hard, fast, heavy southern rock blues."
I sometimes use scale comparisons such as "the music sounds somewhere in between Led Zeppelin and Charlie Daniels with vocals somewhere between Fergie and Jesus."
Diesel & Dixie, with We Were Wolves, Octopoodle & Plus More
When: Doors at 8 p.m. Thursday
Where: The Gig on Crockett Street
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We've been seeing tons of color this month for Apartment Therapy's Fall Colors Contest. We love how using bold colors can highlight any aspect of a room, almost working as a frame for your furniture. So you can imagine our delight when we saw this teal bathroom pictured above. We never would have thought to paint a skewed semi-circle on a wall and are really enjoying this new inspiration from LA Design team Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe. Check out more inspirational paint jobs after the jump.
Rulers, painters tape and a whole lotta patience go into creating these one-of-a-kind inspirational rooms. We absolutely love how the paint is being used to frame each room so you're noticing the color and the design at the same time. Definitely an option for those of you who are afraid to use bold colors in your space.
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Gallatin Vet, Baber, Arrested and Charged
The cruel Gallatin, Tennessee vet, William Baber, who first came under scrutiny when an undercover tape was released exposing his cruel euthanasia methods has now been arrested and is facing 12 misdemeanor charges.
In early November, Baber was videotaped euthanizing dogs and cat by the cruel 'heart stick' method without sedating them. Some of the animals suffered cruelly up to 30 minutes before they succumbed to death.
He was shown even stepping on the animals to immobilize them for the injection.
Initially suspended then reinstated, he was finally suspended again and fined in mid-December. The suspension then was to continue until April when the Tennessee Board of Veterinary Medicine would meet again and decide whether to revoke his license permanently.
"Although the veterinarian board had already taken their action relating to Dr. Baber's license, that doesn't relieve us of our obligation and our duty to follow through with the law," Sumner County District Attorney Thomas Dean said. "Where a law's been broken, we are required to follow through with an appropriate prosecution and that's what we're doing."
Now he's been arrested and charged. The counts stem from evidence shown on the undercover videotape.
Two counts for the way the cat were treated. Two counts for the euthanasia method used on the dogs. Four more counts because he didn't check for sign of life after the injection violating the humane death act. Two more counts because the animals were not sedated prior to the 'heart stick' violating the state's euthanasia law. Two counts for falsifying government records.
He will be in court on January 16 facing the charges, officially listed as;
- Two counts of Unlawful Intracardial Injection of Dogs
- Two counts of Unverified Deaths of Dogs
- Two counts of Unverified Deaths of Cats
- Two counts of Cruelty to Animals – Dogs
- Two counts of Cruelty to Animals – Cats
- Two counts of Falsifying Government Records
He faces a possibility of up to 11 months 29 days in jail for each charge or as little as just probation.
As he said as his disciplinary hearing, Baber still stands by his statement that "he was unaware of state law that prohibited heart shot euthanasias without sedation."
The statue was changed in 1982 and Baber blames the board for not keeping him updated on the change.
As I said then and will repeat again, maybe I'm wrong but I thought it was up to medical professionals to keep up with medical happenings through medical journals, associations, etc. His excuse s so typical of so many in society today, place the blame on someone else. Well, for all Baber's blame placing, it looks like the Board ultimately placed the blame squarely where it belonged, on his shoulders! Any medical professional that can't keep up with what'd going on doesn't deserve to keep practicing!
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Club news
Published 6:00 pm, Friday, January 22, 2010
Midland Study Club met at Ranchland Hills Golf Club. At the December meeting, Denise Johnston, librarian at the Midland County Public Library, reviewed several books. Fifteen members attended. At the January meeting, Mary Lou Cassidy reviewed "Marrige Made in Heaven" by Erma Bombeck. Eighteen members attended.
En Amie Review Club met Dec. 9 and Jan. 13 at Green Tree Country Club, with President Ann Parish presiding. At the December meeting, Ty and Linda Morris, accompanied by pianist Janet Bender, presented a Christmas program. At the January meeting, Jane and Carl Moore presented a reading from the play "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" by Robert Anderson. Thirty-nine members and guests attended.


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This morning my wife and I are going to Dublin for two days. Santander-Dublin is one of the cheap routes provided by one of the leading "budget" airlines in Europe, Ryanair. Their web designer should be shot. What is it about selling things at a discount price that requires having a wacky waving inflatible arm flailing tube man on the roof? Gross.
Our flights cost 0.00€. Really. When we started the checkout process we owed nothing.
But then came the "taxes, fees, & charges": 79.88€. Actually those must just be "fees & charges", because, even with socialist Europe and its exorbitant VATs, I'm pretty sure that any percentage of 0€ is going to be zero.
But wait! We're not done with the checkout process yet. How many bags will you be checking? That's an additional fee for each bag. We're going for such a short time that we chose zero checked bags.
How would you like to pay? Oooh, a credit card? That'll be 8€ more. Debit card? 6€ more. I can't remember what the free payment method was, but it seemed pretty rare and awkward to me. We paid with a debit card.
So in the end, our "free" round trip cost is 85.88€ in total (for both of us). Budget airlines have always confounded me. How can you take me and one carryon from Spain to Ireland for less than 22€ and make any kind of profit? I just don't get it.
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Bill Maher, the Grammy-nominated comedian who has set the boundaries on where funny, political talk can go on American television, will bring big laughs to the Ryman Auditorium June 27.
The 'Real Time' star and New York native currently uses razor-sharp wit and unflinching honesty on his riotously funny HBO show and at live events in Las Vegas and across the country. His previous show 'Politically Incorrect' aired on Comedy Central, ABC from 1993-2002.
Maher also has written four bestsellers: "True Story," "Does Anybody Have a Problem with That? Politically Incorrect's Greatest Hits," "When You Ride Alone, You Ride with Bin Laden" and most recently, "New Rules: Polite Musings from a Timid Observer."
Tickets to Maher's Nashville show are on sale now through Ticketmaster.com.


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There are certain moments that stay with us forever. The biggest surprises during our lifetimes have a tendency to drum up emotions for the rest of our lives. And if captured on video, these moments have the opportunity to make others tear up and be just as overcome with emotion.
It is one of the reasons why the military surprise videos are such a hit these days. Service men and women are under more pressure than ever to get creative with how they come home to their families. One Navy Seal went so far that he equipped himself with scuba gear and snuck up on his wife and children while they were swimming in the water. Talk about being surprised!
The emotions that are revealed in these videos make it so that they never get old. Most people can relate to what it feels like to be away from a loved one for a long period of time, and if you can't then you will at least naturally feel the emotion of the child when he/she is reunited with her father or mother.
The latest and greatest military surprise video involves a sweet second grader who gets the surprise of a lifetime while speaking on stage during a school assembly.
Seven-year-old Imogen Nowak was taken aback with emotion when she turned around while on stage, only to see her father standing in uniform right in front of her. "Daddy!" she yelled and jumped right into his arms. The students in the audience cheer her on as she clings to her daddy. Her father, Army Captain Eric Nowak had been deployed in the middle east and the timing of the surprise couldn't have been more fitting, as Imogen was in the middle of speaking to a large group of her classmates about a care package that they had recently put together and sent overseas.
"There is no candy over there, so this meant a lot to him," Imogen said to her classmates just as her dad is approaching her from the back of the stage. She also doesn't know that there is a photo of her and her dad on the big screen behind her.
"I like it a lot," said Nowak as he got eye level with her back. As soon as she heard the voice behind her, she turned around, stared at him for a moment as if she was in a bit of shock. You can tell that it takes her a moment to gather what is going on and that her dad is standing right in front of her. When she has fully grasped what is going on, she jumps into his arms and doesn't let go.
The majority of commenters applauded the father's surprise visit and shared their thanks for his service…
"Welcome home! Thanks for your service with all you do!"
A child's reaction to life's moments are always so genuine and innocent, it's hard not to be enamored by the moment…
"Her reaction is priceless."
"The way she runs into his arms."


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Actually, flash heal is quite efficient when you use the glyph. The only time I ever used Gheal as holy was on Patch, it's too slow other wise. Maybe that'll change in 3.1.
You should be using Glyphs of Flash heal, CoH and a 3rd major of your choice. And one of your minor glyphs should be the shadow fiend glyph. I also recommend the levitate glyph to save a bag slot (no more feathers).
Honestly, I would rework your spec a bit. You're missing a ton of bonus healing on your two main spells by not filling out Empowered Healing. Same for Divine Providence (which is actually nice for 7 second PoM CDs if you have 2 piece T7, especially on Sapphiron).
And as everyone else has said, enchant your gear. Spellpower to gloves, bracers & weapon are cheap as is speed to cloak. Get out and do the Hodir dailies for the shoulder enchant; you'll make more money doing the quests than you'll spend on shoulder enchants anyhow.


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Grab your cowboy boots for a gallopin' good time at Eden's 3rd birthday! Mommy, Alison Solomon of Baby Buns Design, styled a Girly Pink Gingham Farm Party with lots of feminine flair and creative activities- perfect for a casual day for the adults and plenty of rowdy fun for the kids. ;)
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
- Mini ( kid-friendly plastic!) Daisy Mason Jars for Pink Lemonade
- Cute "Piggies in the Mud" Cake & Pink and Orange Fruit Cups
- Pink Frosted Cupcakes with Chicken + Horse Scalloped Toppers from Bag Talk
- DIY Cardboard Barn Theater and Animal Paper Bag Puppets
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Alison…
I knew I wanted to throw my daughter a farm themed birthday party, but my girl is a GIRLY girl, so I needed this party to be full of pink femininity.
The party was held at a local park where we were able to grill lunch for our 50 guests and have plenty of room for the kids to run around. Some of the food included kid snack cups (perfect for the little ones!) of diced fruit and goldfish, a pig cake, and pink lemonade cupcakes. For drinks, the kids had pink lemonade in little plastic mason jars (wasn't about to risk broken glass with all the kids) and sangria for the adults.
For games, I made a barn puppet theater out of card board boxes and duct tape. The kids made farm animal paper bag puppets and then showed them off in the barn. We also had kick croquet (with pool noodles), a baby pool fishing game and balloon ring toss.
I decorated with light pink, bright pink, brown and orange. I made pennant banners using triangles of calico fabric (just cut out the triangles and stapled them to bias tape and hung up- so easy and reusable!). I also used my daughter's first pair of cowboy boots as table centerpieces.
Her farm party was casual, kid and adult friendly and most importantly, girly!
- Party Printables: Baby Buns Designs
- Pig Cake: Auntie Bop's Cake Shop
- Barnyard Puppet Printables: Bag Talk
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List of Luigi's Mansion pre-release and unused content
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This is a list of pre-release and unused content for the game Luigi's Mansion.
Early ideas[edit]
Different kinds of houses were proposed for the game, including an apartment complex, a dollhouse, a 'ninja mansion', a Japanese-style house, and a prarie and desert level using a Mario theme. The game was originally conceptualized to resemble the Mario series more closely, but strayed when the haunted western mansion concept took priority.[1] The idea of multiple, Mario-esque themed houses would later be used in the game's sequel.
Luigi's Mansion was developed with stereoscopic 3D compatibility. The Nintendo GameCube was built with 3D components which could be activated by an unreleased add-on.[2] This add-on was never released as its price would have been far greater than the console. Another unreleased add-on would have allowed the Game Boy Advance to be used as an external controller in conjunction with the game.[3] The game's sequel supports stereoscopic 3D, as it was released for Nintendo 3DS.
Early iterations[edit]
Concepts for Luigi's Mansion, such as character designs, were being planned during the Nintendo 64's lifetime.[1]
The game was first revealed at Nintendo Space World in 2000 as a Tech demo, designed to show off the graphical capabilities of the Nintendo GameCube.[4][5]
Nintendo then decided to make Luigi's Mansion into a full-fledged game, and was later showcased at E3 in 2001, with notable changes to the design of the disc.[6][3]
Early builds[edit]
Old issues of Nintendo Power (pictured below) contain details of early elements in screenshots and descriptions.
In earlier builds, the Poltergust 3000 (originally named Poltergust 400) originally featured a pressure meter ranging from one to ten, and was slightly bigger.[6] If the pressure meter reached ten, the vacuum would burst out flames, causing Luigi to fall over and lose health, his HP eventually raises back up slightly after a while.[6] Earlier versions of the game allowed Luigi to spray water.[3] The Poltergust 3000 also had different nozzles depending on what element was being used.[7]
GUI changes[edit]
Luigi's total remaining health was shown as a fraction.[3] Coins also had their own meter.[3] Early builds reveal that Boos captured would be displayed by a whole number.
Originally, the Game Boy Horror had an LCD border, which would function as a red flashing radar to show Luigi the locations of both ghosts and Boos within a room, and had a clock function.[3] One clip shows that once the clock reached 1:30 on the E3 Nintendo Booth version, E. Gadd would contact Luigi and send him back to the title screen.[8] Early gameplay images reveal that instead of showing Luigi his current gold total, the Game Boy Horror would always display a first-person view camera, giving the player two perspectives in a room at once. It was cut due to the Nintendo GameCube's hardware not being able to handle it.[9]
Early ghosts[edit]
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There are three renders of Luigi left in the code for the ending, each with a varying degree of happiness. The renders are a depressed Luigi holding a flower (worst), a pleased Luigi with a peace sign (good), and another pleased Luigi with two peace signs (best).[11] An unused model for Mario, named "bmario", is stretched to Luigi's proportions and given the backstraps for his Poltergust 3000, possibly suggesting that multiplayer was originally planned.[7]
Cyan and blue-colored Shy Guys are also in the game's data.[11]
In the game's data is also the unused Poltergust 3000, along with two unused nozzles; one of them is labeled "wpwater"
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Okay, this is my best week in a LONG time. I was able to Drop 3 Pounds and lose a little more chub around the waist:
Weight: 209.2 lbs.
Waist: 39.25 inches
I'm a little perplexed, but I'll take a week like this anytime. After the previous week's effort of consuming only about 10% of my usual "surplus food" intake and working out six days, I was a little bit discouraged to say the least that I was UP 0.2 pounds.
So, this time I decided to take it a bit easier on myself. I went back down to exercising 5 days, Monday through Friday. I also increased my treat intake back to a respectable 50% of the previous high.
Result: drop 3 pounds and a 1/4 inch on the waist!
Hypothesis: my body is allergic to high levels of diet and exercise
Anybody else have any ideas? What's the deal with the lag time on results — if that's even what's happening. I'm not sure what's going on, but this week I'll probably land somewhere in the middle with treat consumption to play it a bit safe and see where I land next Monday.


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These locations are known for their shitamachi (traditional commercial and working class neighborhood) spirit and the atmosphere of good, old Tokyo. They are affectionately referred to as Yanesen, derived from the first syllable of each district.
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Collectively known as Yanesen, taking the first syllable of each of Yanaka, Nezu and Sendagi, these locations are filled with the atmosphere of the traditional shitamachi neighborhoods in Tokyo. Yanakaginza Shopping Street allows visitors to catch a glimpse of old Japan. Popular for its cherry blossoms, Yanaka-reien cemetery is one of the many perfect places for a stroll in any season. It was also a place well-loved by many literary masters. If you decide to cross the hill road and go through the mazelike alleyways, you will definitely encounter retro scenes of Tokyo as if you've gone on a time trip to the "good old days". Why not escape the hustle and bustle of the metropolis and have a traditional Tokyo experience in Yanesen?


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In Spring of 2014, we began a capital campaign called "Building the Future" which was organized in order to provide funds for the expansion of our campus and new facilities for Parish events.
Our plan for "Building the Future" includes a new road that will provide a second entry to the campus from Vance Jackson, a gym complex for CYO sports, and a new community center.
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In October our Building Committee went before the Archdiocesan committee to present an original schematic design for the gymnasium, which was approved.
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We expect groundbreaking for the entire project in the Spring of 2017.
The proposed blueprint for the gym includes two full-size basketball courts, which will allow four CYO volleyball or basketball teams to practice simultaneously. The design also includes two large meeting rooms to be shared by the school and parish.
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I just started learning CSS, and I'm trying to use it set the border colors for tables.
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The problem is, only the bottom and right parts of the borders change colors. The top and left are black.
Also, can CSS not be used for <tr> elements? Or does it work differently for <tr> or something....? I get no results at all when I try to change the border color for <tr> using the same code as above (which half-works for <td>) and moving the class attribute, of course.
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The best kind of work wear in almost any industry or factory is essential to provide ease and comfort and above all, safety. High presence work wear is for that reason a necessity for individuals in and around roads and the areas with high traffic. The purpose behind high presence work wear is in-the name itself; ensure that the person is highly visible to everyone around. Workers in mines and building internet sites could also use large awareness work wear for your express purpose of letting the others know where they are.
High visibility work use includes jeans, jackets, overalls, stomach jackets, clothes, overalls and headgear. With regards to the field work, any or a variety of these probably used to supply protection in high visibility. The most used colors in high visibility work wear are orange yellow and fluorescent green colors. High exposure work use has rings of reflective tape around the limb parts and the core with regards to the ensemble being truly a jacket or trouser. This provides additional protection to the person independent of the clothing being of a brilliant color. The material used is usually nylon and polyester.
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Land trust issues in focus
Property rights group has annual meeting in Latham
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Land trust issues took center stage Saturday at the annual Property Rights Foundation of America conference, with keynote speaker Eric Francis Coppolino focusing on a pair of land trusts in Ulster County.
Foundation President Carol LaGrasse brought together a slate of speakers to discuss issues such as rights of Schoharie County residents two years after Tropic Storm Irene, the proposed Willets Point project in Queens and urban squatting.
Squatting was addressed by Heidi Peterson, a Detroit woman whom LaGrasse said had trouble removing a woman who moved into Peterson's home while she was on vacation. LaGrasse said Peterson had to use legal measures, rather than having police remove the squatter.
Coppolino's talk hit closer to home. He spoke about the Mohonk Preserve land trust and issues involving the sale of land that have been disputed by some homeowners there.
Though none of the discussions focused directly on the central parts of the Capital Region, Coppolino said there could be issues in the future with land trust expansion that could begin to encroach on the Capital Region.
Coppolino has recently written about litigation between land conservancies like the Mohonk Preserve and Open Space Institute and those who live in the areas that the land preserves encompass.
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Same Time Next Year
Posted in Pix on Sep 13th, 2010
Today's the anniversary of the get-off that landed me in the hospital last year, so I figured I should check in with a progress report.
All things considered, I'm doing really well. My ankle is still stiff and painful when I first start moving, but it's just fine once I get it warmed up. In fact, I've started running on the treadmill to try to drop some of the weight I put back on after losing 30 pounds on my "crash diet." The ankle is really the only remaining physical issue I have — everything else has healed up just fine.
Mentally, I'm still not quite there. (Ba dump bump!) Even though I don't remember the crash, it's still in my head enough that I'm not riding with as much confidence and aggression as I used to. I'm back to my old form while lanesplitting, but put me in the twisties in the canyons and pucker factor starts setting in. But I'm getting it back, slowly but surely. I went for a ride with some of my club guys last weekend and for the first time in a long time I was riding with the "fast" group again instead of bringing up the rear with the
pussies slow guys.
And I finally went back and completed that turn that took me out. The weekend before last I went back to the crash site for the first time. The club is calling it "Two Buck Turn" now, so I signed a roadside reflector, took some pictures in the street, and actually completed the turn successfully.
So one year later I'm in pretty good shape, I'm still riding, and I'm still happy to be here. You can't ask for more than that…
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on 14 Sep 2010 at 10:04 am1Dean "D-Day" Bartosh
I've known guys that have let the nightmares permanently scare them off a bike.
Glad you're starting to face those demons.
Glad to see that you're back and doing well and haven't lost your sense of humor. Nice touch, signing the reflector!
on 08 Jan 2012 at 10:04 pm3Seamus
Well, almost a year since the last post. Chuck is a good guy and I hope he's ok. I don't live far from his clubhouse, and I travel in some "adjacent" circles, so I should at least ask around.
I had a great ride today, up San Francisquito to Green Valley, then back down via Bouquet. Incredible scenery. Got a new used 2006 Victory Vegas 8 ball that I want to kiss every time I see it. I go out to the garage sometimes just to look at it and touch it. Then I put my clothes back on and come back into the house.
Happy New Year to all and be safe!
on 08 Jan 2012 at 11:43 pm4Two Buck
Hey Seamus, I'm still out here, still kicking. Kind of got out of the habit of posting here on the blog, but I'm still on 2 wheels — new ones in fact; I got a 2009 ElectraGlide Classic recently.
That route you're talking about is part of one of my favorite rides. I go up Lake Hughes Road to the Rock Inn, San Francisquito to Spunky Canyon, then Bouquet Canyon down to Vasquez Cyn and over to the clubhouse. We're having a swap meet there next month, you should stop by and introduce yourself.


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The entire month of April will feature the many innovative and entrepreneurial activities and events that occur every day in Riverside County. This month-long showcase has been coordinated by the County of Riverside, the City municipalities therein and related organizations to bring awareness to the many areas of innovation and entrepreneurship in the County.
Riverside County is California's 4th largest county in CA and encompasses 28 cities, Tribal Governments, and several major universities and esteemed community colleges. The County is also home to the March Air Reserve Base and the Naval Surface Warfare Center - Corona Division, offering entrepreneurial opportunities with military research, development and technology transfer. Helping to support the entrepreneurial and tech ecosystem in Riverside County are its many innovation centers: Coachella Valley Economic Partnership, the Murrieta Innovation Center, Riverside ExCITE incubator, EPIC at UCR, Temecula Valley Entrepreneurs Exchange, and the Co:LAB District coming soon to Corona.
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ATel #8741; V. Lipunov, N. Tiurina, E. Gorbovskoy (Lomonosov MSU), D. Buckley (SAAO), P. Balanutsa, A. Kuznetsov, V. Kornilov, O. Gress, D. Vlasenko, V. Vladimirov, V. Shumkov, S. Shurpakov, D. Kuvshinov (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Sternberg Astronomical Institute), S. Potter, M. Kotze (South African Astronomical Observatory) on 26 Feb 2016; 18:42 UTCredential Certification: Nataly Tyurina (email@example.com)
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MASTER OT J095503.19-355149.4 discovery - possible optical counterpart of Fermi trigger 478121069
MASTER-SAAO auto-detection system( Lipunov et al., "MASTER Global Robotic Net", Advances in Astronomy, 2010, 30L )
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After 3+ years of the Nuun love, I was selected to be a Nuun Ambassador earlier this year, for the remainder of 2014 (you have to reapply each year). I reapplied in November and crossed my fingers that they still thought I was pretty awesome… and they did! Even though the program is restructured for 2015 into a couple different "levels," I've been selected to be part of Team Nuun!
So pumped to be a part of the program for another year, and to see the awesome changes that are coming! Nuun has provided me with some great opportunities to run successfully, healthy and happy in the last few years and I can't wait to give back!
… and since it's New Year's Eve, make sure to keep your Nuun handy! Not only is it great for active peeps, a little birdie *cough cough* told me it's also great to help prevent hangovers and if you already have one (no judgement) to kick it to the curb. Make some delicious Nuun cocktails to hydrate while getting your drank on!


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Buy jars of these ingredients and keep them on hand in your kitchen for those times when unexpected guests arrive or you receive a last-minute invitation.
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- 1 jar cocktail onions
- 1 jar green olives (pitted & stuffed with pimento, garlic or anchovies)
- 1 can anchovies
- 1 can chunk white tuna (in oil)
- 1 can artichoke hearts (in water or oil, cut in halves)
- 1 jar banana wax peppers (or pepperoncini)
- Optional: 12 quail eggs (boiled)
How to Make It
Note: You will not need ALL of the ingredients! We recommend that you choose 3-4 different ingredients to slide onto a toothpick. Pick items that you think will go well together. Lay each one on a plate until you have a nice, colorful presentation.
- Traditional banderillas are made with the pickle, onion, olive and tuna skewered onto the toothpick, however, you can mix and match the ingredients listed above.
- Be careful to choose peppers such as the suggested Banana Wax Peppers or Pepperoncini and not a hot pepper, such as Jalapeño. Hot, spicy peppers will over-power the rest of the ingredients.
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JO-WILFRIED Tsonga strayed on to dangerous ground when he suggested jokingly that women tennis players were "emotionally unstable" losing his Australian Open quarter-final.
The Frenchman's defeat to Swiss world No 2 Roger Federer at Melbourne Park meant the top four men's seeds reached the semi-finals at a grand slam for the 15th time in the professional era. While the seventh seed was clear in his mind why the top men dominated, he quickly realised he was on shakier ground when asked why the same was not the case in the women's game.
"You know, the girls, they are more unstable emotionally than us. I'm sure everybody will say it's true – even the girls," he told a news conference to laughter, before adding when women journalists disagreed: "No? You don't think?"
"It's just about hormones and all this stuff," he added, a big smile on his face. "We don't have all these bad things, so we are physically in a good shape every time, and you are not. That's it."
Women's world No 3 Serena Williams, renowned for her toughness on court, would have begged to differ with Tsonga after a painful back injury contributed to her loss to fellow American Sloane Stephens in the last eight earlier.
Tsonga was completely at a loss, however, when asked to explain why he could play such a close five-set match against 17-times grand slam champion Federer and yet not break the cabal of the "Big Four" in men's tennis. "To be honest, I have no idea," he said. "You know, if you have some advice for me, I will take it because I don't know. I don't know what is the difference. I'm just working hard. I do my best. I mean, that's it. Maybe I'm less talented for the moment. In tennis, you know, you cannot lie," he added. "If they are number one, number two, number three, number four, it's because they deserve it and because they are the best players at the moment."
The 27-year-old gave as good as he got for most of an absorbing three-and-a-half hour contest with Federer on Rod Laver Arena before losing 7-6, 4-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3.
His defeat, along with Jeremy Chardy's loss to Andy Murray, means France will have gone three decades without a male grand slam champion by the time this year's French Open begins. Tsonga came as close as any to ending the drought since Yannick Noah's 1983 win at Roland Garros when he lost to Novak Djokovic in the 2008 Australian Open final.


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Japan's Kodai Ichihara enjoyed a successful day with the putter on Thursday as he charged into the first-round lead in the Asian edition of International Final Qualifying (IFQ) for the British Open. The top four finishers in the field of 77 at the end of the two-day, 36-hole qualifier will earn berths at Royal St. George's in July.
Ichihara, an Asian Tour regular, produced five birdies in an outward nine of 31, before coming home with two more birdies to sign for a bogey-free, 7-under-par 65 at Amata Spring Country Club, near Bangkok.
International Final Qualifying (IFQ) events are held on five continents to give more players the chance to gain direct entry into golf's oldest championship.
"My putting was very, very good," said the 28-year-old, who is competing in his second IFQ. "I holed a lot of putts from 10 to 20 feet, and, when I was in trouble on three occasions, my putting saved me. It's my first competitive round of the year and I feel relaxed."
India's Shiv Kapur overcame a stomach bug to shoot a 66, taking second place overnight with Bangladesh's Siddikur Rahman and Lee Sung of Korea. The home challenge, meanwhile, is led by Prom Meesawat, who matched Koreans Kim Hyung-sung and Bae Kyu-tae with a solid 67.
"I've been sick as a dog, and on the way to the club this morning, I thought there was no way I could play," said Kapur, who qualified through IFQ Asia in 2006 before making his major championship debut at Royal Liverpool. "Since I was already here, I decided to give it a go and once I got into a playing mode, I forgot about being sick and carried on playing one shot at a time. I've got a chance now."
Like Ichihara, Korea's Lee also produced a bogey-free round. "I saw the lines. I've got a good chance," said the 31-year-old, who lost in a playoff to Kapur at IFQ Asia in 2006.
Siddikur, who last season became the first Bangladeshi to win on the Asian Tour, said: "My play was excellent and I only missed one short putt. The winds were up and the course wasn't easy. I'm feeling excited and I'm dreaming of playing in the Open Championship, although there's still one day to go."
Liang Wen-chong, China's first Asian Tour number one in 2007; Yoshinobu Tsukada of Japan, Thai hopes Pariya Junhasavasdikul, Prayad Marksaeng and Chinnarat Phadungsil; Australian Gavin Flint; England's Miles Tunnicliff and Singapore's Lam Chih Bing each posted four-under-par 68s to stay in the hunt.
Asian Amateur champion Hideki Matsuyama, who is set to make his Masters debut in April, is five shots off the lead, and four from the qualifying positions, after a 70.
International Final Qualifying (IFQ) events were introduced in 2004 and are held on five continents to give more players from around the world the chance to gain direct entry into golf's oldest championship. The first two IFQ events of 2011 were held in Australia and South Africa, while the remaining two are set for May 23 at Gleneagles in Plano, Texas; and June 6 at Sunningdale in England.


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I am one of the lead developers for NME, a cross-platform, open-source framework.
The BlackBerry target is the newest platform we support. It took me less than two days to add.
We use a library called Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL), which makes it much simpler to support multiple platforms. We use SDL for our desktop targets, as well as webOS and BlackBerry.
The first thing I needed to do was download and install the BlackBerry Native SDK.
Since I decided to use SDL in order to support BlackBerry, I used our webOS target as the basis for adding the platform. Since the Native SDK includes GCC, it did not take very much to modify our webOS toolchain settings in order to support BlackBerry.
We use a build tool that accepts XML-based settings for each compiler toolchain. Even though this is probably different than what you may use to compile C/C++ code, it should be simple to understand.
Once our code was compiling, I was able to check out the BlackBerry SDL project and compile it using the Momentics IDE that is included with the Native SDK. If you would prefer, you can also download the binaries I have already compiled for NME.
In addition to the ordinary "-lSDL" flag, we are also linking "-lbps -lscreen -lEGL -lGLESv1_CM -lm" to satisfy some of the system dependencies for the BlackBerry SDL port.
I was very surprised how much worked out of the box. webOS implements the accelerometer as an SDL joystick. Instead, BlackBerry has a system API to poll the accelerometer. I was able to easily implement the call.
Literally, the only other thing we needed was to adjust some directory paths. For the webOS target, we used Times, Arial and Courier as default fonts. Instead of being located under "/usr/share/fonts", these were found on the PlayBook under "/usr/fonts/font_repository/monotype". We are able to access the files inside our application package using "app/native", the application storage directory at "data", and the user documents directory at "shared/documents"
The package format and tools for bundling and installing applications is different than other platforms, but not very complex. NME includes command-line tools to build and install for each platform. The BlackBerry specific code is located here, and our template bar-descriptor.xml file is found here.
You can also find more information about packaging on the BlackBerry Developer site.
If you have any questions, I would be glad to help.


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Volga-Dnepr Group has announced three new appointments in its management team to further the implementation of its 'cargo supermarket' development strategy and synergy between its air cargo charter and schedule freighter services operated by Volga-Dnepr Airlines and AirBridgeCargo Airlines.
After four successful years serving as Senior Executive Vice President Sales & Marketing of AirBridgeCargo Airlines, Wolfgang Meier is promoted to Group Vice President for Marketing & Development within the Group's Managing Company.
In this role, effective May 1st 2014, he will be responsible for the development of the cargo supermarket concept, joint infrastructure for marketing and strategic sales of the Group, promoting the services of the newly-established express service division - Atran Airlines, as well as engineering and logistics services.
To further the development of AirBridgeCargo Airlines' customer base and route network, Robert van de Weg will join the Group on May 1st as Senior Vice President Marketing and Sales, based in Luxembourg. He will also be responsible for centralizing the management of scheduled cargo sales, along with training and development of the Group's global sales team.


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Section 3: Changes in Land Claims
It is likely that other adventurers and fur traders journeyed to North Dakota from time to time after the visits by La Vérendrye and his sons, but there are no records of any such visits for about half a century (50 years). The next recorded trip to the area was made by David Thompson over 50 years later.
Between 1754 and 1763, Great Britain and France were at war. The British called this war the "French and Indian War" because the Indians helped the French. Spain helped France win this war. In 1762, France secretly gave Louisiana to Spain in payment for its support.
Great Britain defeated France. These two nations signed the Treaty of 1763. This treaty gave Great Britain possession of all the land drained by rivers that flow into Hudson Bay. This included the Red River of the North and the Mouse (Souris) River and their tributaries. Therefore, eastern and northern North Dakota became part of Great Britain's empire.
Spain still owned Louisiana including the part of North Dakota drained by the Missouri River and its tributaries. North Dakota was not part of the United States at that time.


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New York — Several AM top 40 stations are refusing to play Bob Dylan's "George Jackson," occasionally citing either the "philosophy" of the song or the use of the word "shit." Some stations have bleeped the word, and others are playing it with the tape reversed at that point. Rock and roll FM and college stations are giving the song heavy air play, most of which is uncensored.
The release of "George Jackson" spurred a proliferation of articles about Dylan, either welcoming him back to social involvement or examining his motives. Very few writers had anything more than the words of the new song to work with. One exception was Anthony Scaduto, whose article, "Won't You Listen to the Lambs, Bob Dylan?" appeared in the November 28th edition of The New York Times Magazine. Scaduto had just completed an "unauthorized" biography and in recent months met and talked to Dylan several times. (The biography will be appearing in a two-part serialization in this publication in February – Ed.)
Photos: Bob Dylan Captured at Home and on the Scene
The article answers certain basic questions about Dylan's recent activities. Scaduto cites this phone conversation: "I'm doing what I used to do in the old days. My music. Trying to keep my life simple. I'm making a new album, and I'm trying to devote all my energies to that. I'm helping people out, making records with them, helping one friend edit a film. I'm studying agriculture. Doing what you're doing, man, just standing in a phone booth. Hang out in the garment center a lot. Just trying to keep things nice and simple."
Walking in the Village one day with Dylan, Scaduto noticed that those who recognized Bob seemed to be aware of his desire for privacy and were inclined to let him pass without asking for an autograph or demanding that he explain a song – or himself – to them.
Commenting on his reluctant status as spokesman for a generation, Dylan said: "The pressures were unbelievable. They were just things you could never understand because they did such weird things to my head."
He was enthusiastic about the Concert for Bangladesh. "Did you see that concert, man? Wasn't it the most incredible show ever? The audience has changed. They're into the music now. They've grown up, and it's the music that's the most important. They just heard it and dug it. Just incredible."
The article gives one fascinating, if ambiguous picture of Dylan's political activities. "Among a certain element of the radical movement, a story is making the rounds concerning a meeting between Dylan and Black Panthers Huey Newton and David Hilliard. About a year ago attorney Gerald Lefcourt wrote a letter to Dylan at Hilliard's request, asking him to do a benefit or in some way to help raise funds for Panther trials. Eventually, Dylan met with Newton and Hilliard, the story goes, and as soon as they sat down Dylan began to lecture them on their anti-Zionist pronouncements. Within minutes, Hilliard leaped up, angry, and headed for the door shouting: 'Let's get out of here. We can't talk to this Zionist pig!' Newton asked him to 'cool it' and Hilliard returned. The conversation lasted another hour or more but was a standoff. 'I can't help you as long as the Panthers are against Israel,' Dylan is said to have told them.
"Asked about the story recently, Bob said: 'What meeting? Why don't you talk to Huey about it?' Newton was in China at the time, Hilliard in prison, and the story could not be confirmed by Panthers who are supposed to have been there. Dylan won't concede it took place."
Dylan's interest in Judaism reached a peak a little over a year ago. He attended several meetings of the Jewish Defense League. Rabbi Meir Kahane of JDL acknowledged that Dylan "came around a couple of times to see what we're about," but refused to comment further. "My enthusiasm has altered," Dylan said. "In this day and age one can't put one's faith in organizations and groups just like that. There has to be a certain amount of comradeship, root beginnings and moral justification to allow one to put his mind and body on the line."
Photos: Bob Dylan Hanging With Joan Baez, Allen Ginsberg and More
Dylan is in the midst of two large, time-consuming projects. One is his autobiography, which he's worked on intermittently over the last year. "I never thought of the past," he said, "now I sometimes do. I think back sometimes to all those people I once did know. It's an incredible story, putting together the pieces. It's like a puzzle, as far as stories go. I meditate on it sometimes, all that craziness . . . I really like to work on it."
The other major project is his new album which he is producing. He refuses to comment on the album but he did have an answer for those critics who would like to see him return to the role he played in the early Sixties. "I said not to follow leaders, to watch the parking meters. It was that simple. I wasn't going to fall for being any kind of leader. The media made up that crap – that Dylan, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles were leaders. We didn't know anything about it, and what's more, didn't want any part of it. Nobody should look to anybody else for their answers. But the times are tough. Everybody wants a leader. In fact, everybody wants to be a leader . . . "
This story is from the January 6th, 1972 issue of Rolling Stone.


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This first recipe made an amazing breakfast for Saturday morning. I will definitely be making them again.
Crepes via All Recipes stuffed with Sausage, Bacon, Eggs + Oven Home Fries w/ Peppers + Onions via Food Network
Key Lime Mini Cupcakes via Family Circle Magazine
Lemon Supreme Sandwich Cookies via Lamb + Wolf (a modification of my Spice Cake Sandwich Cookie recipe)
Lettuce Wraps via Women's Health Magazine
Nutella Cookies via Kirbie's Cravings
Happy Cooking + Baking


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The kids are on spring break here and yesterday I did my motherly duty and drove my teen and her friend to an amusement theme park (6 Flags Great Adventure) which is over 100 miles away. It was a day of fun and roller coasters for them with school freinds and a day completely alone for me.
I let the girls off at the front gate where they met up with more freinds and then I had 8 hours to kill all by myself.
I brought a book to read, but didn't feel like hanging in the car or napping even though I was tired from working the day before. I ventured out in the surrounding area and found a few shopping centers nearby and did a lot of walking and browsing.
Isn't it funny how when you're not in your hometown, there is no fear and anxiety in stores, even being in long lines. I had a zero percent chance of running into anyone I might know and that made all potential anxiety melt completely away.
It was really enjoyable!
I was online buying spring bulbs at a Christmas Tree Shop (love Christmas Tree Shops!) and the family in front of me had 2 full cart loads of stuff to check out. They were also slow as snails. Normally this would irritate me, and if I was anxious, this would cause me to feel all boxed in and trapped and potentially panicky. But today it was smooth sailing.
I made sure to appreciate how good it felt to be on that line feeling so calm and happy. A little thing to some, but not to this recovering anxious person. 🙂
I also really enjoyed walking around in the nice mall I found and then treating myself to lunch in the food court, right in the midst of a lot of hustle and bustle. I made sure to sit smack dab in the middle of all the activity and really enjoy my salad and Snapple and surroundings.
And now about the ride…
6 Flags Great Adventure is located in Jackson, New Jersey. It was over 100 miles each way from my house. I don't love driving on highways but I have taught myself not to be anxious and usually do pretty well. but highway driving around big cities is a whole other animal altogether.
The way down was a good ride, I have to say. The day was bright and sunny and although it was very crowded on the highway, I did just fine. I made a note of mentally patting myself on the back as I noticed the highway was mostly 4 lanes. This was New York City and Newark NJ rush hour traffic after all. There was even a stretch of a few miles where it was 7 lanes each way. No joke. And I had to be in the left (passing) lanes according to my GPS.
The passing lanes are the panic attack lanes. Everyone with driving anxiety knows that. Well as I said, on the way down it was no problem. I was really pinching myself at how calm I was and how successful I was doing. I mean I was very very alert, and I only had white knuckles about 4 times, and these incidents involved being cut off short and those huge wobbly tractor trailers that come thisclose to swiping your car as they whiz past you at a million miles an hour.
But I was clearly in control of my mind. I remember during one long stretch where all the traffic just coasted along and looking ahead and looking behind me and seeing bumper to bumper cars and thinking I'm in the left lane, how easy would it be to have a panic attack.
No freaking way dude, we are NOT going there…
I think the fact that I did so well on the drive down was part of the reason I had such a great day all alone waling around in those stores. I was on an emotional high. I also knew that we'd be driving home in the dark (which I do not like) and I was trying not to get freaked out about that.
We left the park at 6pm and the girls and I had to eat dinner, so we got on the road for good around 7pm. Dusk.
I do not like driving at dusk or in the dark. And by this time, I guess I had pretty much used up all my feel good driving moxy.
Driving home sucked. It was scary and congested. I don't see as well in the dusk and that made me feel edgy and anxious as well. I realized I didn't have my lights on and almost hit the ceiling. That reaction was a clue for how wound up I was. Damn.
By the time we were on that 7 lane stretch of highway, where I had to be in the passing lane, I did have a panic attack. My shoulders and neck were in a knot and I had a wave of freak out sensations and horrible thoughts. I thought I would suddenly lose control of the car. Meanwhile the aggressive commuter traffic is whizzing by me left and right non stop.
I desperately wanted to be in the right lane- there I could slow down, or even pull over if need be. But there was no way I could get there. Every lane was bumper to bumper and going about 70 mph.
It sucked, it was really really scary, but I had to remain safe of course. I stayed in my lane and let the wave of panic wash over me. I knew it would pass and die down. I knew that no matter what my crazy thoughts were telling me, I would NOT lose control. My precious daughter and her friend were my passengers after all.
So as the panic attack happened, I remained laser focused on staying in my lane and just that. I was careful not to slam on the breaks even though that was the impulsive thought. I stayed in the moment, and did my very best to relax my muscles. I refused to entertain any negative freaky thoughts, even though it was hard.
So that panic attack passed and I continued driving like a quivering ball of jello. I did calm down and I was grateful. It stayed that way for a little while.
Until panic attack 2 struck. Basically the same thing happened again: I was stuck in the left lane with poor visibility and aggressive traffic front back and sides. I did the same thing and let it wash over me again, and it did pass again, thank God.
I remembered as the 2nd panic attack was happening something I read from the late Dr. Claire Weekes – this is the worst the anxiety can do. It can make me scared. It can't hurt me. I am not in any real danger, I AM in control. This gave me comfort in the moment, even as the panic attack was coursing through my system.
By the time I rolled into our driveway last night around 9:30 pm about 300 miles later, I was mentally and physically exhausted. And very very grateful to be home.
My daughter came up to me as I was getting ready for bed and gave me a big hug.
"I love you Mommy, thank you for driving us today and staying there all day even though it was boring for you. You're the best mom."
You're welcome sweetheart.
I wish you peace,
Jill G.
Update: I am much better now. I recommend & use the 60 Second Panic Solution. Please if you are suffering, get started now & reclaim your life from fear and anxiety! Click here to learn more.


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Jenni 'JWoww' Farley Quotes
Angelina: I think you should shut your f*%king mouth.
JWoww: You want to step the f*%k outside? Let's go!
Tall, completely jacked, steroids, like, multiple growth hormones ... that's the type I'm attracted to.
There are so many juice heads out there. I'm like a kid in a candy shop.
Snooki, Snickers came out of the woodwork, which is hysterical - it was the best thing I ever saw in my life.
I guess I'm single, I don't know. If I am we got a problem on our hands. I'll show my true side ... my true, dirty, f*%king filthy side.
I left the club early because I didn't want to cheat on my boyfriend, and I felt like eating ham and drinkin' water. Ham.
I have a bad habit of playing little emotional games with men. When they date me it's cool in the beginning, we do our thing in the first month, and then I send them on a roller coaster ride to hell.
I am like a praying mantis, after I have sex with a guy I will rip their heads off.
You have your penis pierced. I love it... I just saw your penis.


text: NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- BP PLC BP, +1.12% fell 1.1% Tuesday after the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority said it's investigating an oil leak at the company's Ula oil field in the North Sea. Production has been suspended in the area. Meanwhile, Alpha Natural Resources ANR, +6.67% dropped 1.6% after it said it would cut 1,200 jobs as part of an effort to reduce costs. In the broad energy sector, the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund XLE, +0.94% dropped 0.9%. The fund includes energy stocks in the S&P 500 SPX, +0.46% Among them, Halliburton HAL, +1.57% dropped 2.5% and Peabody Energy Corp. BTU, +2.29% fell 2.2%. Crude-oil prices fell 0.7% to $95.88 a barrel.


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This Thursday it's my turn to teach the Savvy 101 couponing class at the Garden Arts Center so I've set up my deal breakdown to show you a few deals you can do before the class.
Try them out and see if you can do them as shown.
If you have any problems, you can come to class and ask me questions afterwards.
Also, be sure to bring a copy of today's paper with you on Thursday for a FREE Smart Source insert.
You can find sign-up links on our Facebook page and at: www.lubbockonline.com/topics/savvy-shopper.
You'll notice that the table below has some new formatting. Let me know if you like this style and if it's more helpful or just unnecessary. Enjoy! This is a great week for stocking up.