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Enable SSL listen port weblogic server
This demo will show you how to enable SSL listen port weblogic server so that you can access it using HTTPS.
Below are needed:
- Weblogic server (For demo we are using version 11gR1(10.3.6)
- Configured server startup bat file or through eclipse
Step 1: Start your server
Step 2: Open IE or Chrome or Firefox browser whatever you use
Step 3: Go to console log in screen (http://localhost:7001/console/). Default port of weblogic server is 7001 but probably your port can be different. If you using port other than 7001 port then replace local host URL and open your console.
Step 4: Enter your admin id and password then click Log in button
Step 5: On Administration console screen –> Click Environment –> Server –> double click to open AdminServer(Admin) server
Step 6: Once admin server setting window opens by default General tab will be selected on this tab checked SSL Listen port Enabled and click save to save settings as shown below:
Step 7: Now restart the server and try with HTTPS protocol you should be able to access it.
Step 8: As you have set SSL on 7002 port so you should be able to access it using https://localhost:7002/console/ and if your application is deployed on weblogic server then use https on port 7002 to access it. Below is console screen shot through https:
That's it enable SSL listen port weblogic server completed.


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There is a deeper explanation for the way Reiki works. The cells in our wonderfully complex bodies are continuously renewed, charged and balanced by innate energy pathways. This Primal Life energy creates an electromagnetic field that gives our heart its rhythm and flows to all our organs. These electrical currents can actually be measured, (EKG, EEG etc.) and every organ has specific electromagnetic frequencies pulsating through it. Amazingly, the electro-magnetic field of the human heart is detectable by modern scientific instruments as far as a few meters away.
We are naturally energetic beings, and diseases and other conditions can be rooted in these blocked energy systems. Well-being and good health result from an open flow of this bio-energy.
Reiki Healing Energy works through the process of magnetic induction and pulsates through a practitioners hands to help bring the body's natural self- healing energy centers into alignment. Think about the intrinsic healing of a cut on your finger. Reiki taps into this rejuvenating and restorative truth. The Reiki practitioner is a clear vessel for this energy flow.
American medicine has no name for this wonderful vital essence of life. Consequently, it is poorly understood and minimally researched. In Japan it is called ki, and is recognized as the higher universal intelligence or force that drives everything. That force includes plants, animals, and earth elements such as sunlight and ocean currents. In China it is known as chi, and because of its value they have studied it for thousands of years. They identify 32 different types of Chi.
Interestingly, there are over 25 different names that other cultures around the world use to describe this "bio-energy." As yoga, meditation, acupuncture and other alternative treatments gain popularity, we can see that Western culture is beginning to appreciate this vital force.

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Most Americans Don't Know How Many Calories They Need Trying to lose weight? Do you have any idea about how many calories you should eat every day? According to a 2010 Food & Health Survey by the International Food Information Council, most Americans don't have a clue. The survey found that: 65% of people in […]
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Recipe: 50-cent Butterscotch Cookies
Updated 9:27 am, Friday, May 10, 2013
Makes 48-60 cookies
2 sticks unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 egg yolk
1 egg
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 1/2 cups flour
1 cup chopped pecans
Instructions: Put butter, sugar and salt into mixer bowl and beat until fluffy. Add yolk and beat until blended, then add whole egg and vanilla and beat well. Reduce speed to low and add flour, mixing just until combined. Stir in pecans by hand.
Refrigerate dough for several hours. Heat oven to 375 degrees and line cookie sheets with parchment paper.
Roll dough into 1-inch balls; place on cookie sheet and flatten cookie with thumb. Bake until done, about 6-8 minutes. Immediately transfer from sheet to rack to cool.
Per serving (based on 60): 80 calories (53.8 percent calories from fat), 4.5 g fat, 15 mg cholesterol, 20 mg sodium, 8 g carbohydrates, 0 g dietary fiber, 1 g protein.
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The Seattle Mariners are breaking out of a spring training camp that began six weeks ago and produced a 25-man roster today.
Along the way, there were pleasent surprises and disappointments, long shots made and promise shown.
Promises made? Dustin Ackley showed no major league pitching overwhelmed him, and that some time this season the Mariners can expect him to become a line-drive-hitting second baseman.
Disappointments? Hard-throwing rookie Dan Cortes couldn't harness his fastball, and velocity without command ruined his chances of returning to the Seattle bullpen.
Pleasent surprises? Did anyone really think Erik Bedard would sail through camp pitching well and staying completely healthy? Probably not, but he has. And then there's Class A invitee Tom Wilhelmsen, who's personal journey to the big leagues is a television movie in the making.
Longest shot in camp: Not Wilhelmsen, but veteran outfielder Milton Bradley. Most fans wanted him released before spring training began and much of the media said he should be dumped before on-or-off-field disasters enveloped the clubhouse. Six weeks later, Bradley is the opening day No. 3 hitter in Seattle's lineup – a complete professional on and off the field.
Biggest disappointment: Gold Glove center fielder Franklin Gutierrez could never stay or get healthy, limited to nine spring games by a stomach ailment that forced him to miss the final series of the 2010 season. He'll open on the disabled list and, worse, neither he nor the team has yet determined what's causing the problem.
Didn't see that coming move: Eric Wedge moving Jack Wilson to second base and Brendan Ryan to shortstop. And then two utility infielders – Adam Kennedy and Luis Rodriguez – each making the 25-man roster. Yikes!


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Good news for al-Maliki's credibility, but this could be a brief pause if there's not agreement on the elections in the Fall.
BAGHDAD – Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr on Sunday ordered his fighters off the streets nationwide and called on the government to stop raids against his followers and free them from prison.
The Iraqi government quickly welcomed al-Sadr's apparent move to resolve a widening conflict with his movement, sparked Tuesday by operations against his backers in the oil-rich southern city of Basra. […]
"Because of the religious responsibility, and to stop Iraqi blood being shed … we call for an end to armed appearances in Basra and all other provinces,†Sadr said in a statement. "Anyone carrying a weapon and targeting government institutions will not be one of us.â€
I still don't think the U.S. should have been involved in what was basically a political power struggle. Seems like a bad strategic move on our part.


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"So, from someone who saw up close how exciting and important this organization once was: Please. Local writers. I beg you. Stop. Stop writing Ottawa Lynx obits every summer. It'll happen. We get it. In the meantime, try to cover the Lynx like they're a big deal, instead of giving them a tiny paragraph on page D7 or tucked under an ad for the NuDen or under the photo of Rose Winthrop, who still loves lawn bowling at age 91." Read the full article...Amen, Steve. It's getting tiresome that the only time the Lynx make the front page of the sports section is when there's yet another rumour of their impending death.
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05 August 2014
Artist's impression of the Rosetta spacecraft at its destination, Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The picture is not to scale; the spacecraft's solar arrays have a span of 32 metres; the diameter of the nucleus is about four kilometres.
ESA–C. Carreau/ATG medialab.
The Rosetta spacecraft is controlled from the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt; the Philae lander is controlled from the DLR Microgravity User Support Center (MUSC) in Cologne. The first signal sent from Rosetta upon waking up after 31 months hibernation was received by the NASA ground stations at Goldstone and Canberra at 19:18 CET on 20 January 2014 and confirmed in Darmstadt at ESOC.
ESA/J. Mai.
Tomorrow, on 6 August 2014, the Rosetta spacecraft will have approached its target, Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, to within about 100 kilometres, and the global mapping of the surface of the nucleus will begin. For this, Rosetta must adjust its speed to match that of the comet, and then accompany it on its way towards the Sun. This also marks the start of the search for a suitable landing site for the Philae lander. The actual landing site will be selected in October 2014; the landing is scheduled for 11 November 2014.
Watch the press conference from ESA's Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt from 10:00 CEST (08:00 UTC) via live web streaming: www.livestream.com/eurospaceagency and experience the first time that a spacecraft enters orbit around a comet.
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Bake Off stars of the future rose to the occasion in a primary schools' competition at The Vale Academy.They had taken part in the popular, annual Vale Bake Of... » Read More
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Eight students from The Vale Academy were selected to represent North Lincolnshire against Hull, East Riding and North East Lincolnshire in the Humberside Scho... » Read More
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A huge thank you to all students and staff who contributed to our Christmas Foodbank appeal this year.We have had lots of donations as well as £100 cash raised ... » Read More
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Will You Be Less Depressed If You Get Married? Two Studies
When single people marry, do they get less depressed? Are married people less depressed than people who are cohabiting or dating or single with no romantic partner?
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7am hike I lead with the MHCC hikers.
More hike photos here.
One of the new MHCC hikers, Don Porter, joined me after the hike, on a long overdue visit, to see Margaret and Dallas' special place up Hwy 74. Their home reminded me of when I lived on the ranch. I loved the peace and quiet of their wonderful home and porch views of the Santa Rosa mountains.


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Rookie defenseman Stefan Elliott put another point on his stat sheet, assisting on the Avalanche's only goal in Monday's 3-1 loss to Dallas.
In two games, Elliott has a goal and assist, though he did finish a minus-1 in his second career contest.
The Avs are closer to having to make a difficult personnel decision regarding their defense, as Erik Johnson (groin) skated for a second consecutive day Monday and could return to action Friday against the St. Louis Blues at home.
Johnson was placed on injured reserve retroactive to Nov. 21, and needs to sit out one more game before being eligible to play.
Varlamov better.
Avs goalie Semyon Varlamov probably could be faulted for Dallas' first goal, a juicy rebound that Eric Nystrom converted in the first period. But overall, Varlamov played well for a third straight start, stopping 32-of-34 shots.
"He gave us a chance to win again, which is all you can ask," Avs coach Joe Sacco said.
In his previous two starts, Varlamov stopped 57-of-61 shots (.934 saves percentage), with a 2.00 GAA.
The Avs put 36 shots on Stars goalie Andrew Raycroft. Coming into the game, the Avs had been averaging 34.8 shots a game in November. . . . Matt Hunwick, Brandon Yip and Joakim Lindstrom were healthy scratches for the Avs. . . . Stars goalie Kari Lehtonen could be out three to four weeks with a knee injury.
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Regional Reviews: Florida - Southern
The Most Happy Fella
Also see Jeffrey's review of Forbidden Broadway
Broward Stage Door has a checkered history of productions that can be sheer delight or, well, not so. I am delighted to report that their production of Fella is, simply, glorious.
Director Andy Rogow has brought in six leads from out of state and his imports prove to be the anchors for the production. A youthful chorus as well as accompaniment by two pianos, played by a pair of the leading musical directors in South Florida, David Nagy and Michael Ursua, make a dramatic difference as to what we hear. I will take a pair of professional pianists over "tracks" any day.
Based on Sidney Howard's play They Knew What They Wanted, the story is of a lonely, middle-aged Italian immigrant who has a successful orchard in Napa Valley. He is charmed by a lovely waitress while on a trip. Tony then sends Amy, said waitress, a photo of his handsome, young, foreman Joe instead of a self-portrait he feels she would reject. Tony, in his ardor for Amy, re-names her "Rosabella." Rosabella arrives, charmed by the letters Tony has sent (impersonating Joe, who also aided and abetted him by writing most of them, due to Tony's fractured English) as a typical "mail order bride" and the story takes off from there.
Producer Dee Wilson Bunn can be proud of this production. All technical aspects are top drawer. Michael McLain, as always, has designed a beautiful set. The costumes by Jerry Sturdefant are ideal for the era and the minimal choreography by Andy Fiacco is charmingly appropriate.
I saw the show's fourth performance; actors grow in their roles and I intend to view the show again in a few weeks, because I love the piece. As of the performance I attended, the men have the edge. Let me start off with "the most happy fella" himself, played by Kyle Yampiro. Tony is middle-aged, overweight, and quite unattractive. Mr. Yampiro is 28 years old (!), very handsome and slim. With the addition of body padding, proper subtle aging makeup, and a haircut to turn him bald, Mr. Yampiro is astounding in his transformation. His voice is a marvel. His acting flawless. I believed everything he said and did. The songs call for Tony to be enthralled, in love, heartwarming, touching, angry, resigned and, ultimately, forgiving. It's early in the year and I hope the Carbonell Awards voters remember him.
As Joe, Kyle David Pressley has charisma to spare and a beautiful singing voice. He gets to sing the wonderful "Joey, Joey, Joey" and is one of the most natural actors I have seen recently. For comic relief, the role of Herman is pure fun, and Ellington Berg has a ball with it. The most capable dancer in the show, he also has a Texas charm that can't be beat and the right character voice to carry the hit from the show, "Big D." It's a pleasure to see Ardean Landhuis onstage, taking a break from working behind the scenes, in the underwritten role of Doc and he manages to eke out every ounce of humanity and caring with his operatic bass-baritone. Let's hope he decides to concentrate on performing rather than lighting design, which he also did for the show. A word for the trio of signers who, along with Herman, sing "Standing on the Corner": Sean Davis, Rio Peterson, and Steddy Amory blend their harmonies rapturously. The harmonies are plentiful throughout and kudos to musical director David Nagy for working wonders in a two-week rehearsal period.
For the distaff side, our leading lady Shay Weinberg as Rosabella has a beautiful singing voice and over time will find more layers to her complicated character. Mezzo Lisa Franklin as Marie, Tony's straight-talking sister, conveys her frustration and jealousy and manages to take a character that can be more of an interruption and makes her a welcome presence. Cleo is the female comedy role and Kimberly Abrams has a huge belt of a voice. Once she pulls back a tad on the mugging and lets the lines (she is the only one who really has jokes in the script) do the work, she will be perfection.
Director Andy Rogow has done yeoman work here. He was called in late and has molded his cast into a perfect ensemble. Yes, it was only the fourth performance, but everything ran like clockwork. His guiding hand plus the glorious hands of Messrs. Nagy and Ursua, and a hard-working cast (oh, that Mr. Yampiro!) add up to just what South Florida needs, a beautifully sung, Frank Loesser classic. Take yourselves to Stage Door. You'll have a wonderful, wonderful time. Oh, before I forget, bring your Kleenex. I defy anyone to not weep, as I did, at the beautiful "My Heart Is So Full of You" sung beautifully by Mr. Yampiro and Ms. Weinberg.
The Most Happy Fella is playing through February 5th, 2017, at the Broward Stage Door Theatre located at 8036 West Sample Rd. in Pompano, FL. Box office is 954-344-7765. www.stagedoorfl.org.


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Hello all, I'm trying to run a mp3 encoding application (darkice) against /dev/sound.On freebsd, I was able to run two copies of the application against the single /dev/dsp device. It's reading the input, both were able to read concurrently.
On NetBSD, after one copy of darkice opens the sound device it becomes busy.
I notice only one system utility can open the device at a time (strings /dev/audio > /tmp/crap.txt&, do it again, device is busy).
Any way to get around this?


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Here are the two grand prize winning videos of the 29th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. video contest.
This contest is an opportunity for Utah's seventh through twelfth graders to continue to find new meaning and applications for the legacy Dr. King left to the world in the area of human and civil rights.
This was the second year of the video category. We received a total of 12 entries.
You can watch the videos here or on the Utah Public Education YouTube channel.
"The Red Hoodie"
Mikinley Weaver and Valerie Morgan of Woods Cross High School won the senior high school video category.
"Equal Rights for Everyone"
Helena Rodriguez of Clayton Middle School won the junior high school video category.


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|Reviews for I Wish I Had Never Met You!
| IrishKittyKat99 chapter 8 . 8/18/2013
Omg, plz continue, the anticipation is killing me. I need more of this story, it's great, plz continue!
| FullMoonLove656 chapter 8 . 1/5/2013
I love your story :) its great really and SERIOUSLY UPDATE!
As for the advice dont forget about the 2 other goons that helped steel the crown and Its only what i think but HEY i find my thoughts very what if like future Repunzel tells Flynn about the crown and Flynn doesnt want to do it so Repunzel finds the 2 goons and makes them chase her to where Flynn is and when they loose sight of her the goons decide to just camp out and then Flynn sees them and gets cought steeling from them so Flynn tells them about the crown and how he'll get it for them if they let him go.
Well thats my advice. Personaly i hate when people give me advice like "just keep thinking and you'll figure it out" or "just do what you think is best" so i dont do that kind of advice...and if its not the adive you wanted then my only answer is becarefull of what you ask for ;) good luck in writing and finishing the story and as for me like everyone else here i'll be waiting for an update!PEACE.
| itisfinished12062015 chapter 8 . 12/19/2012
So far I'm really enjoying this story. I find your take on "Flynn's" flirting style quite funny. How did he ever get a reputation! Keep writing. I can't wait to read the rest of the chapter.
| LolaBunny635 chapter 1 . 12/8/2012
I made a profile on fanfiction just so I could tell you UPDATE!
UPDATE MORE!Okay not really it was for me to be able to write my own stories but still the first thing I did when I made a profile half an hour ago(it took me forever to find the login button it was like professional eye spy)and the first thing I chose to do was to tell you to UPDATE my life depends on it I neeeeeeed to know what happens next.
| Tangled4ever chapter 8 . 12/8/2012
Dun dun daaaa... Please update ASAP!
| SonLisa chapter 8 . 12/1/2012
I really like where this story is going(: The idea 's really magical my dear ! XD I think what you should do between Flynn and Rapunzel is that through their convo Flynn agrees to the idea but coaxs Rapunzel to come along and she gets so excited to be with him again that she agrees and forgets what she was supposed to be doing but while their at it' she slips up and is forced to tell Flynn everything . It 'd be a good twist ! Update soon sugar(;
| Ana chapter 1 . 11/28/2012
finally! a new chapter! :D it was awesome! *-* aslkjasldjaslhdas
| Sheikahh chapter 8 . 11/29/2012
I didn't think it was boring at all, I thought it was wonderful how Eugene wouldn't stop looking for Punz :) I was starting worry about this story not being finished! aha great chap!
| Umbre0n chapter 8 . 11/29/2012
Eugene, stop. You look like hell.
I'm not one for advice, because I can barely get through the stories I have ideas for, but talking through it might help. Get ideas flowin' and such. I volunteer! XD I won't give anything away to anyone, I promise.
| Bad Wolf and Timelords chapter 8 . 11/28/2012
Lol thanks for the shout out! I prefer the spelling Timelords. I got my iPod trained on that now. XD I honestly used to think that was how it was spelt, so lo and behold. Still like it better though. Anyway I'm really interested in the way your story is going. Very intriguing, can't wait to read more!
| Umbre0n chapter 7 . 11/2/2012
Oh man, that's gotta be weird calling him 'Flynn' again. XD
As for everything else, maybe it's just me, but I don't really care how long an update takes as long as the story keeps going. So if you get writer's block for a while and just want to leave it, I say go ahead and don't force it. Sometimes you can't help it. :)
| Bad Wolf and Timelords chapter 7 . 10/31/2012
Lol I like her response at the end.
| Sheikahh chapter 6 . 10/6/2012
ooohh my goodness! What's gonna happen to Rapunzel? She didn't get seen, did she? UGH. cliff hangers.. Love the chap!
| Umbre0n chapter 6 . 10/6/2012
It was too interesting, shush. Author's getting all down on themselves. Huff. XD
| katie5454 chapter 5 . 10/1/2012
please write more!I NEED 2 KNOW WHAT HAPPENS 2 RAPUNZEL AND EUGENE! O.O xD


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Rays vs. Brewers
When/where: 12:10 today; Tropicana Field
TV/radio: Sun Sports; 620-AM
Tickets: $11-200, available at Tropicana Field box office, Ticketmaster, raysbaseball.com, team Tampa store; $3 surcharge within 5 hours of game time.
Probable pitchers
Rays: LH David Price (11-7, 3.08)
BREWERS: RH Yovani Gallardo (5-5, 3.57)
On Price: Has won a career-high six consecutive starts, tied for the most in club history. Is 7-3 with a 1.88 ERA over his past 11 starts. Had 10 strikeouts in eight innings in his only other game against Milwaukee, in June 2011.
On Gallardo: Took a no-decision in his last start despite throwing 72/3 shutout innings against the Mets. Brewers have blown saves in four of his past eight outings and have lost his past six starts. Has never faced the Rays.
Key matchups
Rays VS. GALLARDO
Yunel Escobar 1-for-7
James Loney 4-for-14
Logan Forsythe 0-for-4
Ryan Braun 1-for-3
M. Reynolds 7-for-29, 3 HRs
Carlos Gomez 0-for-5
On deck
Thursday: Off, trading deadline
Friday: vs. Angels, 7:10. Rays — RH Jeremy Hellickson (0-0, 1.00); Angels — RHP Matt Shoemaker (5-2, 4.47)
Saturday: vs. Angels, 7:10. Rays — RH Chris Archer (6-6, 3.37); Angels — TBA
Sunday: vs. Angels, 1:40. Rays — RH Jake Odorizzi (7-8, 3.80); Angels — RH Jered Weaver (5-2, 3.39)
Matt Baker, Times staff writer
Quote of the day
"Maybe the motivation's been the fact that the guillotine may fall. Who knows?"
Manager Joe Maddon on the team's recent surge ahead of Thursday's non-waiver trade deadline
Reading with the Rays
RHP Chris Archer met with children from the Childs Park YMCA on Tuesday to discuss the importance of reading. It was the second year he's done so, and the appearance was part of the club's Reading with the Rays initiative.
Numbers of the day
Rays' ERA during their 11-1 stretch
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With the violence in the world, a dry-ice bomb going off at the Happiest Place on Earth and an Infiniti splitting in two and killing all the teen occupants in Newport Beach, it's refreshing to hear there can be a happy ending to a grenade being found in a public park and near a high school.
The happy ending was the apparent lack of evil intent behind the grenade being where it was as well as its detonation on purpose and without incident.
An older gentleman was walking through Fairview Park in Costa Mesa just before 6 p.m. Tuesday when he found the grenade next to a walking trail. He contacted fire personnel at the Costa Mesa Fire station across the street from Estancia High School, which is adjacent to Fairview Park.
Firemen and Orange County Sheriff's Department Bomb Squad members found the World War II- or Vietnam War-era grenade near a newly constructed duck pond, according to a Costa Mesa Police statement.
But this was not the handy work of your garden variety duck hater, police believe.
Here's the working theory: the grenade had probably been buried there for years before the construction loosened the ground and a burrowing animal further dug up the explosive device.
The bomb squad detonated the grenade as a precautionary measure. All's well that ends kablooey!
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When I was a kid watching hockey in the late 80's and 90's, I didn't have a sniff as to what each player was being paid. That generally allowed for a lot of freedom to judge each player against one another, and left me with little of the type of resentment a guy like Mike Komisarek(notes) receives today from some Leafs fans (and he's just one of many League-wide examples).
Today, we live in the land of amateur capology, and I'm as guilty as anyone. It seems that nearly every fan with some interest in the game weighs a player's worth versus his contract, and dissects their teams' financials like they've been assigned to audit them.
Thanks to sites like (the wonderful) CapGeek, it's not that hard to do.
But really, it's kind of a stupid thing, isn't it?
It can be relevant when your team is in a situation like Chicago was last year, where they overspent to the point that they had to blow up the team. But that's not exactly a common scenario. Beyond an exceedingly rare situation like that (a mess-up on qualifying offers with a near-cap team), of what interest to us should the team's payroll be?
As a fan of the New York Islanders, who are currently below the $48.3 million salary floor by something like $49 million, I should note that if they sign any single player who happens to be better than any other dude on the current roster, the team just got better. As a fan, that should be the only thing that's remotely relevant. They could sign Nikolay Zherdev(notes) (or whoever, it's an example) to a $10 million deal for next season, and all fans would have to do is say, "Yep, he's better than Trent Hunter(notes) (or whoever), so that's cool."
If we didn't know exactly what these guys were earning, I highly doubt an Olympic gold medalist who just backstopped his team to Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final would get so thoroughly ripped from every angle. But since he has a good agent he's apparently "brutal." You can't blame guys for squeezing every penny out of their employer, because of that whole "capitalism" premise we've been running with for awhile now.
Obviously things have changed since the era I referenced earlier to make us pay more attention to this stuff.
It's highly unlikely that a team with Bossy, Trottier, Nystrom, Gillies, Potvin, Billy Smith (and sure, Bourne) could all play for one team under the current salary cap rules, and maybe that would mean a change would have to be made. That would be important info, so let me say again: If your team is over the cap ceiling, I get looking into things. But that's the type of information that beat writers can pass along to fans when it's relevant.
When it's not … do we really care how the team spends its money?
Amateur capology is at its thickest in the off-season. "$1.7M for Marcel Goc(notes)? Why that's at least $200K too much!" I do it as much as anyone, but I acknowledge that it would sure be nice to see more analysis of how Goc will fit in to the Panthers on-ice roster than their on-paper payroll.
If there are any fans that are going to agree with me on this, it's those of the Buffalo Sabres and Florida Panthers. The media can and should dissect their off-season acquisitions from a financial standpoint (that's part of their job) ... but the fans?
Your team was willing to spend some bucks, and because of that you got some better players. Your team is better. Your chances of winning the Stanley Cup are better. Who cares about the price tag if you can afford it?
Social media has largely been good for hockey, but the often-heated debates on the legality of a hit, and those on the value of a player versus his salary can make being a fan more frustrating than ever before.
Here we've tinkered with the rules to shape this amazing game that's better and more popular than ever, yet most of us spend more time playing armchair GM than we do to the action. That's a little more understandable in summer, but it happens year-round.
So this point is to fans, not media: If your team can afford a guy, then that's just super.
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Where to find a woven wrap?
Specifically a Girasol. Just wondering if anyone can suggest somewhere I haven't checked.... so what retailers carry them? I want a Gira in a bad way. It will be my first woven wrap, but I have a WCRS from Gira and I looooove it, so I figure I can't go wrong. But I want a rainbow... and I can't find one anywhere! TBW makes my head spin usually. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
FSOT here, though TBW is usually more diverse in the offerings.
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Retailers would be
Marsupial Mamas
The Blueberry Tree
Granola Babies
And many others. Griasols are one of the most common wovens so most retailers carry them. You can also buy directly from Girasol. Takes about 2 weeks to recieve it.
Re: Where to find a woven wrap?
I believe Abby's Lane has them too.
Re: Where to find a woven wrap?
I've used Granola babies before....Love my wovens :)
Re: Where to find a woven wrap?
There is also a swap on Facebook :)
Re: Where to find a woven wrap?
I bought my Girasol Light Rainbow from Earthy Bliss, but she had a couple listed on ebay which is where I bought it. (Funny enough, shipping was cheaper to buy it off Ebay than off her website. Not sure why!)
Re: Where to find a woven wrap?
I mainly use the Facebook swap but will occasionally look at TBW too
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Risaroo is always listing new wraps on Facebook. I'd try them first. Also, I'm in Canada, so I want to shop Canadian, but Precious Earth is getting some in very soon and I'm on the list for either Earthy Rainbow or Northern Lights. She doesn't mind if you email to kind of claim one before they arrive.
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SMC Networks is the latest SMB networking vendor to embrace technology that speeds Wi-Fi data transfers.
The company last week unveiled its Easy Connect Turbo line, which promises to deliver wireless data rates of up to 22 Mbps and boasts a 30 percent increase in coverage area using 802.11b (Wi-Fi)-compatible equipment, according to SMC.
Like a similar line from D-Link unveiled in June, SMC's new products use spread-spectrum technology called packet binary convolutional coding (PBCC), which was developed by Texas Instruments (TI) and approved by the Federal Communications Commission for use in the 2.4GHz band. Because the technology works in the same spectrum as traditional 11-Mbps Wi-Fi, TI said it is backward-compatible with existing Wi-Fi products.
The new products offer SMB customers the chance to achieve faster wireless speeds without moving to 802.11a, a technology that offers up to 54-Mbps transmission rates but at a higher cost, solution providers said. An SMC 802.11a broadband router, for example, has a street price of about $285,$100 more than the 22-Mbps 802.11b Barricade Turbo router, which is part of the SMC line introduced last week.
But the PBCC feature used in the new product line has not been accepted as part of the official 802.11b standard, and some solution providers are advising customers to use the Easy Connect Turbo technology in a controlled setting,or not at all.
"The main thing we tell customers is to use the products in an environment where they know they can make sure everything is compatible," said Jeff Loomer, a supervisor at Level Computers, Fullerton, Calif.
SMC's new product lineup includes Barricade Turbo, a broadband router with a three-port switch and an 11- or 22-Mbps auto-sensing access point. The router, priced at $185, provides stateful packet inspection firewall security and VPN support. A PCI card and PC Card with up to 256-bit WEP encryption are also available. List prices are $185 for the PCI card and $110 for the PC Card.


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Press Releases
Congressman Jim Bridenstine Statement on the Farm Bill
Washington, DC, July 11, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
In the largest shift in farm policy since 1970, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Farm Bill without food stamps. The food stamps or "nutrition" portion constituted 82% of the total spending in the Farm Bill defeated two weeks ago.
Congressman Bridenstine said, "On the previous Farm Bill, 62 conservatives took a stand that we would not vote for the combined bill. While the Farm Bill presented today is not perfect, it is a step in the right direction. It breaks the unholy alliance between food stamps and farm subsidies which has resulted in decades of government growth and control of markets. Both of these huge programs deserve to be considered on their own merit. I consider it a major conservative victory to split these bills.
"Conservatives owe Chairman Frank Lucas a debt of gratitude for moving this bill in the right direction."
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This is very important so any suggestion would be appreciated.


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A's get OK to interview Mark Kotsay for coaching job
Updated 9:05 pm, Friday, November 6, 2015
The A's are considering adding a notable team leader of the recent past to their coaching staff, The Chronicle has learned, gaining permission from the Padres to interview hitting coach Mark Kotsay for their bench-coach job.
Current bench coach Mike Aldrete, who is in the second year of a two-year deal, would move to another spot on the staff should the A's bring Kotsay aboard. Kotsay will meet with A's officials early next week.
Kotsay, 39, was an instrumental part of the 2006 A's team that went to the ALCS, and his two-run inside-the-park home run in Game 2 of the Division Series against Minnesota helped Oakland gain its only playoff series victory in the past 23 years.
Kotsay was hired to be the Padres' hitting coach for the 2015-16 seasons after a year as a special assistant in San Diego's front office. He retired in 2013 after a 17-year big-league career in which he hit .276 with 127 homers and 720 RBIs.
Kotsay played for seven teams, spending four years with Oakland, where he batted .282 with 38 homers and 224 RBIs from 2004-07. He is considered one of the top collegiate players of all time, the Golden Spikes winner and College World Series MVP in 1995 with Cal State-Fullerton.
Oakland has a vacancy on its staff and letting first-base coach Tye Waller go after the season.
Roster move: The A's obtained outfielder Andrew Lambo on waivers from the Pirates. Lambo, 27, went 1-for-25 before going on the disabled list with plantar fasciitis and missing the rest of the season. He is playing winter ball in the Dominican Republic. In 741 minor-league games, he has hit .280 with 100 homers.
Front-office moves: Billy Owens and Dan Feinstein joined Dan Kantrovitz as assistants to general manager David Forst. Owens will be assistant GM/director of player personnel and Feinstein assistant GM/pro scouting and player personnel.
Owens, named director of player personnel in 2004, recently interviewed for the Phillies' GM job
Feinstein joined the A's in 2012 as director of professional scouting/baseball development after stints in the Dodgers' and Rays' front offices.
Kantrovitz reportedly was a finalist for the GM jobs in Philadelphia and Milwaukee last month.
Minor-league pitching coordinator Garvin Alston accepted a job as Arizona's bullpen coach.
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Kansas Race Weekend Wrap-Up
This past weekend I was at the Kansas 70.3 and got to meet up with two Team NEO athletes who were also racing. Rodney Buike was racing as a fellow TrainingPeaks Ambassador, and Khem Suthiwan was racing as a Newton - IRONMAN Foundation Ambassador. What I
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Harley-Davidson is one of those names that people from all over the world instantly recognize with a smile, no matter what language they speak. The American company's motorcycles are symbols of strength, endurance, innovation and freedom. Sadly for some fans, six of the brand's current models will soon be discontinued, thus making room for new ones.
Even though the company has been experiencing a decrease in sales over the last years, the decision doesn't seem to be related to this fact. Harley-Davidson is reportedly doing it to "reduce production overlap" as well as improve the number of available choices.
Among the models that will be axed next year are the FLHR Road King, the FLHRC Road King Classic (in North America), the FLTRU Road Glide Ultra, and the FLTRX Road Glide Custom. The last two will be reintroduced sometime in the future, after they receive a nice redesign.


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Apple LaserWriter 600 Review
Apple is one of the biggest businesses in the world and is known for developing extremely high quality products that are both stylish and reliable. The Apple LaserWriter 600 is a printer that has been designed for work within a home, or small workgroup. Read on to find out more about this product, and how it compares to others in its market.
Although it's not the newest of machine, the LaserWriter 600 still packs a few good qualities. Firstly, Apple makes it. Apple is a very big company and this is mainly because of the quality of products they have been producing over the years. This printer is no exception, and the build quality is outstanding. Even though this is what some would say a "budget" printer, it is still built with good materials and feels solid. If you were to drop it by accident, it wouldn't shatter on the floor like many other cheap products. By buying an Apple product, you are also guaranteeing reliability as well. This is important, especially in the office environment when sometimes it is essential to have a document printed on time.
There are some disadvantages with this product also. The print speed of only 4 pages per minute is very slow, when you compare it to others. There are machines out there that are capable of producing around 15 prints per minute at around the same price. If you find yourself constantly using the printer then the 4 pages per minute will not be efficient enough for you.
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MUSCAT: Tour de France runner-up Christopher Froome extended his overall lead in the Tour of Oman after holding off Alberto Contador and Oliver Joaquim Rodriguez to win the fifth stage yesterday.
Froome, a Team Sky rider who grabbed the lead after the fourth stage, finished the 144-km trek from Al Alam Palace to Boshar in 3 1/2 hours. Froome beat Team Saxo's Contador to the line. Katusha's Rodriguez, who won the fourth stage, also was edged out.
With one stage remaining, Froome leads Contador by 27 seconds overall. Former Tour winner Cadel Evans is a further 12 seconds back.
With about 25 km left, Froome and Contador caught a breakaway group of nine riders.
As they approached the third and final climb, Contador attacked first but couldn't shake Froome while Tony Gallopin and Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins dropped back. Contador, Rodriguez and Froome extended their lead on a group of seven.
The front three held a 20-second lead over the group with 3 km remaining before it came down to a sprint.
"It was a really exciting finish, coming down to a sprint between me, Alberto and Rodriguez. Luckily I just managed to get the better of them on the line," Froome said.
"Tomorrow, hopefully the sprinters' teams will take advantage of the flatter profile and it should end in a sprint if all goes to plan. I've extended my lead to 27 seconds, so it puts us in a good place going into tomorrow's stage." Team Saxo Sports Director Lars Michaelsen praised Contador, a two-time Tour winner stripped of a third title for using a banned substance, for his late attack.
"Our plan was to have a rider out there to support Alberto when he according to plan launched an attack from the bunch. Alberto keeps trying and trying, and even takes bonus seconds along the way to climb up the General Classification," Michaelsen said. "It's really admirable that he keeps insisting throughout the stage, and this way he repays his fans, his sponsors and his team. He's simply a winner and, apparently, no one can hold him back when he gets a smell of victory."
MUSCAT: Tour de France runner-up Christopher Froome extended his overall lead in the Tour of Oman after holding off Alberto Contador and Oliver Joaquim Rodriguez to win the fifth stage yesterday.


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Governor Cuomo quietly made a pick for the state's ethics commission.
Shelly Silver approves.
The appointment does raise questions.
Time magazine profiled Preet Bharara.
Eliot Spitzer debated tax policy.
Tom DiNapoli says New York's economic rebound is geographically uneven.
Mark Murphy raises $100,000 in a week.
The rest of the Congressional fundraising numbers.
David Greenfield critiques the Orthodox Jewish State Senate district.
Good government groups criticize Assembly Democrats over Lew Fidler.
Republicans dump opposition research on Fidler.
David Storobin has compared political groups to Nazis in the past.
Marty Markowitz pushed for expanding ferry access around Brooklyn.
Marty Golden approves.
The MTA is spending a lot of money on fees.
On the Presidential race:
Newt Gingrich would like some delegates from Florida, thank you very much.
He cares about the poor, unlike Mitt Romney.
His communication director edits his Wikipedia page.
Nevada polling isn't the best.
Other important facts about Nevada politics.
Donald Trump endorsed Romney.
Is it good for Romney?
It's confusing, at least.
Ron Paul yawns.
Romney looks to be the favorite in the next few primaries.
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Lincoln and Obama, Saving the Union
What is President Obama really saying about the economic stimulus package before Congress. Here is what I heard, "It is of the right scope, and addresses the right issues." What does he mean by that? Does he agree with all of the details of the package?
When Abraham Lincoln faced the Ciivil War, the most threatening event in the history of America, he made his highest priority the saving of the Union. Lincoln said that if abolishing slavery would save the Union that is what he would do, and if sanctioning slavery would save the Union then that is what he would do.
That is precisely what I am hearing President Obama say. He recognizes the legislative package has flaws. He does not like all of what he sees. But his priority is saving the United States of America. He is living up to the awkward oath administered on inauguration day. We canno say so much for many of the members of Congress.
John McCain is missing the spotlight so he jumped in today with a very partisan rant. He was just following the lead of Lindsay Graham – a huge disappointment to this writer. Lindsay Graham has always struck me as a reasonable man – but in the past two day he has made outrageous and theatrical charges against the President. He acuses the President of just giving news conferences, even acusing President Obama of being AWOL. Actually, President Obama went to Capital Hill himself, an act seldom seen by a President, to meet specifically with the Republican Leadership. If Lindsay Graham and John McCain are not happy with the Republican leaders then perhaps the responsible thing to do would be to change leadership.
In defense of the Republicans, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid have packed the stimulus package with a bunch of nonsense that belongs in regular annual budgets. I am not arguing the merit of their programs – only that the Republicans are correct in noting some of the financing should be left for another debate on another day. The arrogance of Pelosi is most frustrating. She acts like she won the Presidency herself. She acts like the Democratic gains in the house was an endorsement of her personally. The Democratic gains were a rejection of the Republicans, not an endorsement of Pelosi.
But back to the Republicans.
Then there is that loony Senator from South Dakota. He must have suffered frost bite of the brain as a child – the doctors had to amputate the part of the brain that serves complex reasoning. His name is Tumes or Tomes, or Tootsie Roll or something. He wants to scrap the economic stimulus bill and give all taxpayers a lump sum of $5,000 for individuals and $10,000 for married couples (Homosexual couples need not apply). This sounds atractive on the surface – but it demonstrates an extraordinary simple mindedness. He thinks fixing the world economy is easier than baking instant brownies from Wal Mart.
President Obama has assembles a team of bipartisan economists, lead by the Reagan Era Paul Volcker. He asks them, is this stimulus package before Congress the right deal. They each have their line item reservations but all agree with scope and priority. The John McCain and Lindsay Graham and Mitch McConnell jump up and down like pre-schoolers, whining that they did not get their way. Obama should give them some cheese and crackers with their whine.
I firmly believe that President Obama has made his own compromises with his own values to accept the package from Congress. He made the compromises in his mind because he is most interested in saving the United States of America.
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Ouachita Baptist University will host three students' artwork in the Hammons Art Gallery April 14-22. Anna Leigh Herrin, Greta James and Lauren Stuart will host a reception for their senior exhibit in Hammons Gallery on April 16 from 6-7 p.m.
"I am nervous, but more so I am excited," said Stuart, a senior studio art major from Little Rock, Ark. "It's exciting to finally show my artwork to friends and family. They have seen some of my work, but most of it they have never seen."
"It is a little scary," agreed James, also a senior studio art major from Little Rock. "Hopefully it will be received well. There is a night and day difference between seeing your artwork amidst the mess of the art building and seeing it finished and framed on a gallery wall. Seeing the finished product is exciting."
The exhibit serves as a culmination of the students' art studies during their time at Ouachita.
"My style has come such a long way from when I began my first art class here at Ouachita," noted Herrin, a senior studio art major from Newton, Texas. "I have always had a love and inspiration for nature and using color to bring out the beauty around me, but now my style has become my own. It is evident in my work as a senior that it's more than a copy of someone else's style, it's uniquely my own."
Despite having unique styles and interpretations, the artists cite similar inspiration for their work.
"I am most inspired by people," James said. "Their many appearances and gestures can remind us of the beauty and difficulty of life that we experience every day and I want to bring more attention to that."
Stuart also cites people as her primary inspiration, saying, "I love how each person has their own spirit and personality. They are so unique and I try to capture that energy and hopefully portray it well on a canvas."
"My inspiration comes from nature," Herrin reflects. "I love re-creating my personal view of the world around me. God is the master artist, so my ultimate inspiration comes from Him because He gave me the ability to create art in the first place."
Describing their favorite pieces in the show, James said, "There are some that I have enjoyed making more than others; I think that 'Skye' might be one of those, because I got to finger-paint."
"My favorite piece is called 'Portrait I,'" Stuart said. "It is a little girl who is making a surprised face with chocolate all around her mouth. It is such a funny picture to begin with and it just brings me joy."
"My favorite piece is probably 'Good Morning,'" Herrin said. "It consists of a sun, created with oil paint, on top of a watercolor background. I am obsessed with sunny days, so I decided to re-create that in an artwork."
The students each said they have enjoyed working together on the show after studying together for four years.
"It is a blessing to go through the process of putting together this senior show with friends," James said.
Stuart agreed: "Greta and Anna are so talented, and I am honored to show my work with them."
"It's refreshing to get everyone's opinions and tips, because the other art students are also very talented and may see something that would improve my work that I may have missed otherwise," Herrin added. "They are very encouraging and I've enjoyed getting to know them during the past four years."
For more information, contact the School of Fine Arts at (870) 245-5129.
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NOTICE: The opinions posted here are
subject to formal revision. If you find a typographical error or
other formal error, please notify the Virginia Court of Appeals.
Present: Chief Judge Fitzpatrick, Judges Elder and Agee
Argued at Salem, Virginia
Record No. 0265-01-3
Charles J. Strauss, Judge
Rudolph A. Shupik, Jr., for appellant.
Kathleen B. Martin, Assistant Attorney General (Randolph A. Beales, Attorney General, on brief), for appellee.
Terry Lynn Holley (appellant) was convicted in a bench trial of taking indecent liberties with a child, in violation of Code???18.2-370. On appeal, he contends the trial court erred in finding the evidence sufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he displayed his genitals in the presence of children and that he acted with the requisite lascivious intent. Finding no error, we affirm the judgment of the trial court.
Under familiar principles of appellate review, we examine the evidence in the light most favorable to the Commonwealth, the prevailing party below, granting to it all reasonable inferences fairly deducible therefrom. See Juares v. Commonwealth, 26 Va. App. 154, 156, 493 S.E.2d 677, 678 (1997).
So viewed, the evidence established that Tina Talley lived next door to appellant for approximately four years. Talley provided daycare services at her home for three small children. On several occasions while in her yard with the children, Talley saw appellant standing nude at the glass doors at the rear of his house. The distance between the glass doors and Talley's yard was stipulated to be 441.65 feet. On some days, appellant whistled at Talley as he stood at the glass doors. On June 6, 2000, Marsha Flinchum saw appellant standing nude at the glass doors of his home when she brought her twin fourteen-month-old daughters to Talley's home. Also on that morning, Lisa Powell dropped her six-month-old child at Talley's home and saw appellant naked behind the glass doors waving his hands over his head to get her attention. Powell told Talley about the incident, and Talley called the police.
On June 7, 2000, at about 7:30 a.m., Deputy Vicky Chaney, Sergeant Tommy Nicholson and Investigator Terry Barker of the Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office set up a video camera in Talley's yard directly across from appellant's glass doors. After approximately an hour, the curtains on appellant's glass doors opened and, with her unaided eyes, Chaney saw appellant standing naked at the doors. He had his hand on his penis and jerked it up and down. Chaney saw appellant's genitals when he moved his hand away from his penis, and she saw him looking through binoculars.
Talley followed her normal routine while the police were at her home. She took the children outside into her yard and at that time, she heard a knocking noise coming from appellant's home. When she turned toward the noise, Talley saw appellant, standing nude, at the glass doors. She testified appellant's hand went "down toward his privates" and she could see all of "his private area."
On June 8, 2000, Nicholson and two other officers executed a search warrant at appellant's residence. After appellant was advised of his rights, Nicholson "asked [him] if he had a problem with expos[ure]" and he admitted that he did. He stated he was taking testosterone shots and sometimes lost control.
Appellant's wife also stated appellant had "some problems .?.?.?with regard to his sexual potency" and that, based on an article she found, she had suggested appellant allow sunlight to "come down on him." She said she had seen him sitting in front of the glass doors on several occasions, but had never seen him naked at the doors or touch his genitals. She asserted that the glass doors were tinted so one could not see into the house from Talley's yard or from the roadway near Talley's property. Appellant's sister also said she could not see appellant standing in the glass doors from outside the house because of the tinting.
Chaney's videotape was played for the trial court and after viewing it the trial judge found inter alia:
It's clear to the Court from the evidence that, and from viewing the video, that the defendant was standing close to the sliding glass doors that were lit by sunlight. It's clear to the Court that he could easily be seen from the Talley's front yard. Now I was not able to observe in the video his genitals. I could see his hand moving in his groin area, but I was unable to, from the video, see his genitals. There were witnesses that testified that they could see his genitals. The police officer testified that she could see his penis and that his hand was jerking up and down. I could see hand movements in the groin area which would be consistent with that .?.?.?I could see the motions that would corroborate what the officer testified to.?.?.?. I could see in the video that he picked up binoculars from time to time and looked in the direction of the front yard, and then would put the binoculars back down and continue the hand movements in his groin area.?.?.?. [I]n this case it was obvious from the video and it's been testified to that at least one of the children or two of the children were in the yard playing, and with Mrs. Talley, running around. Mrs. Talley testified to what she could observe, which was she could observe the defendant naked without any clothes and she could observe his genitals. So in terms of "expose" it appears that the evidence would support that the defendant did expose himself in the presence of the children, whether they actually saw it .?.?. it's whether they may reasonably have perceived it, and if the witnesses that testified were able to perceive it then it's a fair inference that the children or child could have perceived it also. The question is whether it was with lascivious intent .?.?. I think the linchpin probably in this case is the defendant's admission to the officer that he had a problem controlling himself, had a problem with exposing himself, and I think with all of that the Court finds the evidence sufficient beyond a reasonable doubt to find the defendant guilty.
In reviewing the sufficiency of the evidence, "the judgment of the trial court sitting without a jury is entitled to the same weight as a jury verdict." Saunders v. Commonwealth, 242 Va. 107, 113, 406 S.E.2d 39, 42 (1991). "[T]he trial court's judgment will not be set aside unless plainly wrong or without evidence to support it." Hunley v. Commonwealth, 30 Va. App. 556, 559, 518 S.E.2d 347, 349 (1999). "The credibility of a witness and the inferences to be drawn from proven facts are matters solely for the fact finder's determination." Marable v. Commonwealth , 27 Va. App. 505, 509-10, 500 S.E.2d 233, 235 (1998) (internal citation omitted).
Appellant first argues that his actions were not done in the "presence" of the children because he was in his home, the distance involved made it unlikely he could be seen, and no evidence established that the children, ages six months and fourteen months respectively, had seen him. These contentions are without merit.
Code???18.2-370(A)(1) provides in pertinent part: "Any person eighteen years of age or over, who, with lascivious intent, shall knowingly and intentionally?.?.?.?[e]xpose his or her sexual or genital parts to any child under the age of fourteen years to whom such person is not legally married .?.?.?shall be guilty of a Class 6 felony."[1]
Black's Law Dictionary defines "presence" as an "[a]ct, fact, or state of being in a certain place and not elsewhere, or within sight or call, at hand, or in some place that is being thought of." Black's Law Dictionary 1060-61 (5th ed. 1979).
We have interpreted Code???18.2-370 to mean "the intentional display by an adult, with lascivious intent, of his or her genitals in the presence of a child where a reasonable probability exists that they might be seen by that child, regardless of the child's actual perception of such a display." Siquina v. Commonwealth, 28 Va. App. 694, 699, 508 S.E.2d 350, 353 (1998) (emphasis added).
"[W]hether an object is actually seen by its intended audience is irrelevant to whether that object has been exposed." Id. at 698, 508 S.E.2d at 352.
"[A]n indecent exposure must be either in the actual presence and sight of others, or in such a place or under such circumstances that the exhibition is liable to be seen by others." Noblett v. Commonwealth, 194 Va. 241, 245, 72 S.E.2d 241, 243-44 (1952) (citing Case v. Commonwealth, 231 S.W.2d 86, 87 (Ky. 1950)). See also Wicks v. City of Charlottesville, 215 Va. 274, 276, 208 S.E.2d 752, 754-55 (1974) (citing Noblett and stating that an act constitutes an intentional and indecent exposure if it occurs in a place where it is likely to be seen, whether actually seen by one or several persons).
The instant case falls squarely within the rationale of Siquina and Noblett. The evidence proved that appellant exposed himself in a place and manner where it could clearly be seen by others, proof that exceeds the "reasonable probability" required. Appellant's actions and appearance were visible to anyone on the Talley property. Both Deputy Chaney and Talley saw appellant standing at his glass doors naked and touching his genitals while the children were outside. The children's parents, Powell and Flinchum, saw appellant exhibiting similar behavior one day earlier. The distance between appellant's home and the Talley property was of no moment as appellant was obviously visible to anyone in Talley's yard, including the children playing there. "[W]hether an object is actually seen by its intended [victim] is irrelevant .?.?.?." Siquina, 28 Va. App. at 698, 508 S.E.2d at 352. Additionally, the trial judge found that the videotape showed the same behavior of masturbating or fondling himself testified to by the police and Mrs. Talley. Thus, appellant's exposure was in the "presence of the child[ren]" because a "reasonable probability exist[ed] that [appellant] might be seen by [the children]," id. at 699, 508 S.E.2d at 353, and violated Code???18.2-370.
Appellant next contends the Commonwealth failed to prove he acted with a lascivious intent. We disagree.
"Intent may, and most often must, be proven by circumstantial evidence and the reasonable inferences to be drawn from proven facts are within the province of the trier of fact." Summerlin v. Commonwealth, 37 Va. App. 288, 297, 557 S.E.2d 731, 736 (2002) (citing Fleming v. Commonwealth, 13 Va. App. 349, 353, 412 S.E.2d 180, 183 (1991)). "Intent may be shown by a person's conduct and by his statements." Id. at 297-98, 557 S.E.2d at 736 (citing Long v. Commonwealth, 8 Va. App. 194, 198, 379 S.E.2d 473, 476 (1989)).
While Code ??18.2-370(A)(1) does not define the term "lascivious," the Supreme Court in McKeon v. Commonwealth, 211 Va. 24, 175 S.E.2d 282 (1970), did so. McKeon holds that "'lascivious' describes a state of mind that is eager for sexual indulgence, desirous of inciting to lust or of inciting sexual desire and appetite." Id. at 27, 175 S.E.2d at 284. "[T]he evidence does not warrant a finding that lascivious intent of the defendant has been shown beyond a reasonable doubt .?.?.?[if]?.?.?.?there is no evidence that the defendant was sexually aroused; that he made any gestures toward himself or to her; that he made any improper remarks to her; or that he asked her to do anything wrong." Id. However, "proof of any one factor can be sufficient to uphold a conviction under [Code???18.2-370]." Campbell v. Commonwealth, 227 Va. 196, 200, 313 S.E.2d 402, 404 (1984).
Appellant argues the evidence failed to prove he was sexually aroused, because the videotape did not clearly display his genitals. Appellant contends the Commonwealth did not prove he gestured toward himself, that he made any improper remarks, or that he asked anyone to do anything wrong. Again, we disagree.
Viewed in the light most favorable to the prevailing party, the Commonwealth, the evidence met at least two of the McKeon requirements. Deputy Chaney testified that she "could see his penis, his genitals" and stated that she saw appellant "naked, standing at his sliding doors?.?.?.?and he had his hand on his penis?.?.?.?jerking up and down." The trial judge found that the videotape tracked Chaney's testimony and showed appellant's hand "moving in his groin area?.?.?. which would be consistent with?.?.?. what the officer testified to." Therefore, the evidence, properly viewed, established that appellant was sexually aroused during the incident. This evidence satisfies the first element of the McKeon test.
Appellant also attempted to get Talley's attention by knocking on the glass doors after the children were outside. Talley stated that she turned and saw appellant only after hearing "something knocking?.?.?.?a noise?.?.?.?from Mr. Holley's home." She also reported that she saw appellant exhibiting similar behavior on several previous occasions and noted that "[s]ome days he would whistle" to get her attention.
Lisa Powell testified that she saw appellant "waving his hands over his head trying to get [her] attention" as he stood naked in the glass doors on the day prior to the incident. Finally, appellant admitted to Sergeant Nicholson that he "had a problem with exposing [himself]" and "that sometimes he could not control himself." This evidence supports the finding that appellant's actions satisfy at least two of the McKeon criteria. In light of the foregoing, we affirm appellant's conviction.
[1] The statute was amended in 2001 to make the offense a Class 5 felony.


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A. The DHCP server service can only be install on a NT Server.
- Start the Network Control Applet by clicking on Network from Control Panel (Start - Settings - Control Panel) or right click on Network Neighborhood and select Properties
- Click on the Services tab and click Add
- Select "Microsoft DHCP Server" and click OK
- You will be prompted to insert the NT Server installation CD or say where the i386 directory is
- A warning that all local adapters must use a static IP address and click OK
- Click Close and select Yes to reboot
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- Start the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel applet (Start - Settings - Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs)
- In the left hand pane click 'Add/Remove Windows Components"
- Click the 'Components' button to start the Components wizard
- Click Next
- Select 'Networking Services' and click Details
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Stowe Boyd presented and interesting talk on how the web needs to finds a better model to encapsulate discussion within social media.
Whilst there has been a lot of discussion around Web 2.0 – e.g. the rise of social networks. The foundations of social media seem relatively unchanged. Blogs are still pretty much stuck in a Web 1.0 timeframe. They are limited to a model of chronological posts with embedded comments and a variety of widgets in the margins that engage with other web communities, such as Digg and Del.icio.us
Bloggers today ultimately still retain full control over content posted on their blogs. Readers can leave comments, but usually can't edit them or remove them. More often than not, The "blogger" gains an increased reputation, (within the blogosphere) from comments posted. However, what of the reputation of the person who left the comment in the first place?
Boyd also noted how the rise of RSS and RSS Readers meant that fewer and fewer people actually visited blog sites. This has the side effect of divorcing your readers from the comments. Boyd asked the audience, how many people had their comments accessible within their RSS feeds? The response was minimal from the audience.
Boyd argued that the ability to recommend and share content through RSS, actually created a further community of readers who were even more fragmented from the conversation. In other words, conversations regarding blog posts are occurring more and more in locations far removed from the blog post itself. Though the blogger may start the discussion with a blog post. The 'social buzz' of discussion may occur in various other communities , e.g. Digg, Friendfeed, Techmeme etc.
Boyd when onto state that "Flow" applications such as Twitter or the Facebook mini feed offer a possible replacement. He suggested that once you get used to these flow apps, it gets harder and harder to go back to blogs.
If the community all move to a flow service, you don't lose your friendships"
If the current pace continues, will blogs become reduced to being just a publishing platform? While new commenting systems like Disqus and Intense Debate attempt to bridge this commenting gap, we are also seeing the arrival of video-based systems, such as Seesmic, that seem to offer a higher levels of immediacy and simplicity.
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Boyd shows us his "extended desktop". He uses a number of Flow applications to engage in social communities on the web. He uses, Snackr (RSS feed aggregator), Twhirl, (Twitter desktop tool), FriendFeed and Flickr. These applications run everyday and automatically update in the background.
Stowe's "Web of Flow" is a social web where we continuously watch multiple streams of social interaction, live as they happen. Our eyes gaze over communities of conversation. We then exercise our choice to 'dip in or out' of the conversation as we see fit. Often, we may never even venture near a blog post.
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Boyd, continues his discussion regarding the emergence of Flow apps and their effects on Social Media.
BerlinBlase interviewed Stowe after his talk and asked him why email was broken?
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Ryan, Wilfred, and Josh are taking a walk at noon. They are on the way to the park to meet Kelly and Catherine.
"I am having another one of my strange senses again," Wilfred says.
"What do you think it is this time?" Ryan asks.
"I have no idea. I hope it's nothing major like your wife going into labor."
"I hope that's not it, either. Whenever you have senses like you do, does something major always happen?"
"Not always. One time I had a strange sense and all that happened that day was that Drew spilled his coffee."
"Hopefully it will be something small like spilled coffee," Ryan says.
"I don't know, Ryan. This sense seems to be stronger than usual. The only time I ever remember it being this strong is when we had a crazy thunderstorm."
"I hope we don't get any crazy weather. Josh hates thunder."
"Let's just continue with our usual day and hope for the best," Wilfred says.
They arrive at the park. Kelly and Catherine are waiting for them.
"Go see Mommy!" Ryan says to Josh.
Josh toddles over to Kelly. Wilfred walks beside him.
"Wanna go swing?" Kelly asks Josh.
Josh giggles and nods his head. Kelly takes Josh over to the swing set. She lifts him into the swing and begins pushing him. Josh laughs. Ryan and Catherine watch from one of the benches.
"Josh sure enjoys the swing," Catherine says to Ryan.
"I know. It's so cute watching him. He giggles every time he goes backwards."
"You always liked the slide. I could never get you away from it."
"Josh likes the slide, too. I think he'll like the merry-go-round once he's old enough to go on it."
"Kristen was the one who liked the merry-go-round. You would go on it with her, but after a few minutes, you wanted to go back to the slide."
Ryan laughs. He looks over at Kelly. She is lifting Josh out of the swing. She carries him toward the slide.
"I'll be right back. I'm going to help Kelly get him up there," Ryan says to his mother.
Just as Ryan is about to get up, the ground begins shaking. All the parents at the park scramble to get their children off of the playground. Ryan sees Kelly, with Josh in her arms, almost stumble backwards. He runs over and catches her from behind just before she hits the ground. He looks up and sees that a lamp-post is going to fall near Catherine.
"Mom, lookout!" Ryan shouts.
Catherine looks up, but is too late. The lamp-post falls on top of her, right across her ribcage. The shaking stops. Ryan runs over to Catherine.
"Mom, are you hurt?" Ryan asks Catherine.
Catherine struggles to talk.
"I'm going to get help. Kelly, can you stay with her, please?"
Kelly, with Josh in her arms, walks over to Catherine. Ryan runs to get help. Kelly slowly sits on the ground next to Catherine.
"I'm right here, Catherine," Kelly says.
Kelly puts her hand on top of Catherine's. Wilfred also walks over to Catherine. Ryan comes back with two strong men.
"We're going to lift this off of you, Mom. Everything's going to be fine."
Ryan helps Kelly stand up, and he hands Josh to her. Ryan and the two other men position themselves to lift the lamp-post off of Catherine.
"On the count of three. One, two, three," Ryan tells the two men helping him.
They lift the lamp-post off of Catherine. She gasps for breath.
"She doesn't look so good. She's going to need medical attention," one of the men says.
"I'm going to flag down an ambulance," Ryan says.
"I'll go find one. You need to be with your mom," says the other man.
"Thank you, sir," Ryan tells him.
The man goes off to find an ambulance. Ryan sits down next to Catherine.
"Mom, can you tell me what hurts?" Ryan asks.
Catherine points to her ribcage.
"You probably have broken ribs. We're going to get you to the hospital."
The man comes back with two paramedics. The paramedics have a gurney.
"I think she has broken ribs," Ryan tells the paramedics.
"Ma'am, we have to lift you onto the gurney. This is going to hurt. I want you to stay as calm as possible, ok," says one of the paramedics.
The paramedics stand Catherine up. She screams in pain. Josh cries. Kelly walks him away from the scene. The paramedics get Catherine onto the gurney and load her into the ambulance. Once the ambulance takes off, Kelly walks back over to Ryan. Ryan presses his forehead to Kelly's and puts one hand on Josh's back. He cries. Wilfred stands by a tree, a concerned expression is on his face.
An hour later…
Ryan, Kelly, and Josh are in the hospital's main lobby.
"I still can't get a hold of Dad," Ryan says to Kelly.
"Maybe we can stop by his house after we leave here," Kelly suggests.
"I highly doubt they'll let anyone out on the road tonight."
"Hopefully they will restore the power tonight. Then you'll be able to call him."
"I'm sure he'll be worried sick when he comes home and Mom isn't there," Ryan says.
"I really hope she's ok," Kelly says, concerned.
"Me, too. I wish I could have got to her quick enough to push her out of the way."
"There's nothing you could have done to stop it. Don't be hard on yourself."
Kelly puts her hand on Ryan's shoulder. A doctor comes out into the waiting room.
"I'm looking for Ryan Newman," the doctor says.
Ryan stands up.
"I am Ryan Newman."
"Hi, I'm Dr. Mitchell. Your mother is out of surgery. She has a few broken ribs and we stopped some internal bleeding in her stomach. We have her on some powerful pain medication so she will be asleep for awhile.
"Can I see her?" Ryan asks.
"Follow me, please," Dr. Mitchell says.
Dr. Mitchell leads Ryan into Catherine's room. Ryan sits near Catherine's bed. He takes her hand.
"Mom, I know you're asleep, but I love you," Ryan says.
Tears form in Ryan's eyes.
"I'm sorry this happened to you, but you're going to be fine."
Ryan squeezes Catherine's hand and leaves the room. He goes back into the waiting room. He breaks down. Kelly sits Josh in her chair, stands up, and wraps her arms around Ryan.
"I hate seeing her like this."
"I know. Everything is going to be ok."
"I think we should head home and try to call Dad again."
Ryan, Kelly, and Josh go home. An hour later, power is restored.
"I'm going to call Dad now," Ryan says.
Ryan picks up his phone and calls his father. Dan answers the phone.
"Hi, Dad. I've got some bad news. Mom is in the hospital."
There is silence on the end for a few seconds.
"She has a few broken ribs. The doctor also said that she had internal bleeding in her stomach. She is recovering from surgery," Ryan explains to his father.
There is more silence.
"Ok, I will see you tomorrow."
Ryan hangs up the phone.
"I'm going to step outside for a few minutes," says Ryan.
Ryan goes outside. Jenna is sitting on her front porch.
"Hi, Ryan," Jenna says.
"Hey, Jenna."
Jenna notices the tears in Ryan's eyes.
"Is everything alright?" Jenna asks.
"No, my mom got hurt. A lamp-post fell on top of her."
"Oh, my, gosh. That's terrible. Is she going to be alright?"
"She should be. The doctors stopped the internal bleeding. She'll just have a painful recovery because of the broken ribs."
"I'm so sorry to hear about that. Is there anything I can do?" Jenna asks Ryan.
"Just keep her in your thoughts and prayers."
"Of course."
"Thank you. It means a lot."
"Is everyone else in your family ok?"
"So far, yes. Kelly and Josh are a little shaken up, but they're ok."
"If there is anything I can do to help, please let me know. I know I'll be starting work again tomorrow, but maybe my mom could watch Josh while you go in to see her."
"I'll let you know tomorrow. I really appreciate you listening to me." Ryan says to Jenna.
"It's not a problem at all."
"Are Drew and Wilfred ok?" Ryan asks.
"Yes. Drew is out cleaning up the roads. Wilfred is curled up with his giant teddy bear."
"Wilfred occasionally brings his teddy bear over here when I look after him."
Ryan and Jenna chuckle.
"Well, I'm going back inside. Kelly will probably want to get Josh ready for bed soon."
"Have a good evening."
"You, too."
Ryan goes back inside.
"I talked to Jenna for a few minutes. Everyone in her house is ok."
"That's a relief, Kelly says. I was worried about them."
"Do you want me to put Josh to bed?"
"I can do it. You had a rough afternoon."
"I don't mind. Putting Josh to bed will help me take my mind off of what has happened."
Ryan takes Josh from Kelly and takes him into the nursery. Kelly walks in shortly after. Ryan puts Josh in his crib, and watches over him for a few seconds.
"I'm glad he won't remember all of this," Ryan says.
"Me, too," Kelly says.
Kelly wraps her arms around Ryan. They stand there for a few seconds. Ryan turns around, and takes Kelly's hand. They go into their bedroom.
The next morning…
Ryan and Kelly are awake fairly early the next morning.Ryan gets Josh ready for the day.
"I was thinking about seeing Mom this morning," Ryan says to Kelly.
"That's a good idea. Maybe she will be awake."
"I sure hope so."
"I think we should bring Josh with us. It would really cheer her up if she saw him," Kelly suggests.
"I agree. Are you ready to start heading out?"
Ryan, Kelly, and Josh go to the hospital. They walk into Catherine's room. Dan is sitting by her side. She is awake.
"Hi, Mom. How are you feeling?" Ryan asks.
Catherine does not answer.
"You're going to be fine. We are all here to support you."
"Jenna and Drew said they would pray for you," Kelly says, smiling at Catherine.
Catherine smiles.
"There's that smile. See, you're pulling through," Ryan says, smiling.
Wilfred is with Bear at Jenna and Drew's house. He is playing with her in the basement, when he accidentally rips her head off. Wilfred states at her for a second.
"Bear? Can you hear me?" Wilfred asks.
Wilfred frantically tries to glue her head back on, but it does not work.
"Stay with me, Bear. You're my true love. I can't live without you."
Wilfred begins crying. He picks up Jenna's phone and calls Ryan. Ryan does not answer because he is in the hospital.
To be continued…