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Exhibit your favorite collectible minifigures in this attractive black LEGO® Minifigure Display Case, featuring a transparent clasp door and 16 separate compartments, each with a gray baseplate to keep your minifigures perfectly posed. This sturdy case is suitable for wall mounting or display on a flat surface, and features 8 large LEGO studs for stacking multiple cases as your collection grows!
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- Features 16 separate compartments with gray baseplates, transparent clasp door, and a black base and top with 8 large LEGO® studs for stacking multiple cases.
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- in about 1 monthAverage rating3out of 5 stars3.0Room for improvementheli | 25-34I would recommend this to a friend!Purchased for: SelfAnyone collecting minifigures will look for some way to display them. There's various third party cases available, but the official one seems to be one of the nicer looking ones. I bought several of these at a discount. The retail price is slightly too high for me, especially for displaying inexpensive figures. The first thing I noticed when I looked at the packaging was that this product is not really manufactured by Lego. Instead it's made by some company called "Room" located in Copenhagen. So before putting your figures inside, you will first need to open one or both of the plastic doors. To my surprise these doors felt really flimsy and would not always open easily. I actually had to put some force on one of the doors before it would finally open. There is only a very small handle on each door so this is not easy! I can imagine kids being unable to get it open. Once you finally manage to open the doors you will notice that there's a 4x4 plate for every one. This is nice because it allows you to display regular figures (i.e. not from a collectible minifigure series) without needing an extra plate. However, the main purpose of these cases is to display collectible minifigures. It even has a little drawing on the package of several example figures, all from various collectible series. This is where you'll get in trouble if you want to use the little black plates that come with those figures. Each compartment has two ridges on the side to allow you to slide a plate in place. The best way to align all figures nicely would be to push the plate all the way back. This is also the best way to keep the figures in place. However, some figures have tails or other things which make this impossible. You also can't stack them on top of the 4x4 plate that comes with them because there isn't enough room. It would have been better if they made it so that every compartment had a Lego compatible surface without any of the ridges. That way you could just put your figure on the surface or put your own plate on top without being bothered by the ridges. Oh before you fill the case you should consider where you want to put it. The case has a couple of holes on the back so you can easily hang it on a wall, which is a nice touch. Putting the case on a flat surface is also an option, but it's not very stable (they fall over easily). About the Lego-like studs on the top: these allow you to stack several cases on top, but in practice you will not want to do this. The studs do not actually work like real Lego studs. By that I mean they do not click in place. If you stack two of these on top without putting the thing against a wall it will fall over real easily. All in all I think this is still a nice way to display your figures, but it's not perfect. And for the high price I would expect something of slightly higher quality. It is a good looking case, but it definitely has some design problems.Play ExperienceAverage rating1out of 5 stars1.0Value for MoneyAverage rating3out of 5 stars3.0Building Experience: Intermediate LEGO builderWas this helpful?35LEGO® Minifigure Display Case 16
- in 5 monthsAverage rating5out of 5 stars5.0An absolute must have for collectorsDJCBS | 25-34I would recommend this to a friend!I can't express enough how good it is to have these cases finally available at the LEGO store. For anyone who likes to collect minifigures (or is looking for a nice way to store LEGO Dimensions minifigures with the tags), these cases are by far the best solution. They do connect vertically and you can build shapes with them just like you would with a 1x8 brick. It takes 16 minifigures which is good for the normal collection of the Minifigures Series. However, special collections like the Disney one, have more minifigures in them so if they made these in a 1x10 format, it'd be even better. Still...if you want to display your minifigures and keep them away from dust...this is for you.Building Experience: Expert LEGO builderWas this helpful?55LEGO® Minifigure Display Case 16
- in 8 monthsAverage rating5out of 5 stars5.0Good For Collectible Minifigures!MamaBear1 | 35-44I would recommend this to a friend!Although it is a little pricey, it still is a good item. It does have one drawback though. it doesn't have enough room for some Minifigures. I use mine for Collectible Minifigures.Play ExperienceAverage rating3out of 5 stars3.0Level of DifficultyAverage rating1out of 5 stars1.0Value for MoneyAverage rating3out of 5 stars3.0Was this helpful?55LEGO® Minifigure Display Case 16
- in 7 monthsAverage rating5out of 5 stars5.0Perfect for showing off your minifig crowd!gordonmoore45 | 55-64I would recommend this to a friend!Purchased for: SelfThis is a sturdy, well-designed container for minifigs. It's stackable and comes in various colors so you can color-coordinate. I have 5 and really need more!Play ExperienceAverage rating5out of 5 stars5.0Level of DifficultyAverage rating1out of 5 stars1.0Value for MoneyAverage rating5out of 5 stars5.0Building Experience: Intermediate LEGO builderWas this helpful?55LEGO® Minifigure Display Case 16


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Another Position Announcement
February 1st, 2012 by Erick Beck
The Division of Marketing & Communications now has a second position open for a Software Application Developer. Details are available at tamujobs.tamu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=199547
This position will serve as a line programmer, working on a wide assortment of projects. With new staff we are able to move toward a more team-centric approach, so this person will be working with both student workers and senior programmers on high visibility projects that shape the online direction of the university.
A reminder that we also still have the Senior Software Applications Developer position open as well. Details and direct application is available at tamujobs.tamu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=199272
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The Milky Way's satellite galaxies appear to lie on a single plane—a puzzling and wholly unexpected alignment. In "Dwarf Galaxies and the Dark Web," an article in the March 2014 Scientific American, astrophysicist Noam Libeskind describes how supercomputer simulations of galaxy formation might help solve this riddle. Libeskind has worked on simulations such as the CLUES project, which model dark matter evolution across the universe. The video below traces the evolution of the Andromeda (center), Milky Way (upper right) and M33 (lower right) galaxies from the time when the universe was less than 100 million years old—an infant on the cosmological scale.
Credit: Kristin Riebe and the CLUES team


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The utility building under construction is for Tidal Creek Co-Op.
Bricks, metal and glass left over from construction or demolition projects were supposed to be simply discarded and never seen again.
But more than a ton of this and that were salvaged from the county's landfill and reused for a utility building under construction at Tidal Creek Co-Op on Oleander Drive.
Christopher Yermal, of Old School Rebuilders, was contracted to build the shed that will house a 1,000-gallon tank of biodiesel for Piedmont BioFuels Industrial. After he was given a budget of $10,000, Yermal decided to fuel the project with inspiration from an article he read about a house that was built with reused materials.
"The idea from this house was to use as much repurposed this and that as possible," Yermal said.
He approached the New Hanover County landfill about the project, and staff helped pull aside certain items he'd be able to use.
So far, he's found pressure-treated bricks, roofing metal leftover from other projects and glass from windows – adding up to almost 3,000 pounds of reusable material.
"We've found all of our 2x12s out there," Yermal added. "I never thought I would have found big pieces of nice 2x12s out there."
The lumber is stamped and in good condition, he added.
The building also incorporates empty cable reels from Time Warner Cable for the exterior, leftover storefront glass, crushed concrete and brick, scrapped rebar and other items dropped off at the construction and demolition pad of the landfill. That's the area where builders and home renovators can dump items that are then recycled into mulch or other products and prevented from using up space in the landfill.
Sam Hawes, manager of the county's landfill, called Yermal's shed a "waste diversion recycling project," because the materials were repurposed.
"We had an opportunity to divert waste from the landfill, which takes up air space, which reduces the life of the landfill, and basically repurpose that material in a new way," he said.
Yermal, who serves on the board of directors for the Cape Fear Green Building Alliance, said he hopes the landfill's managers will implement a permanent program to encourage other builders to reuse materials dropped off at the construction and demolition pad.
"I think it will just show people what's possible with how much stuff is being discarded," he said.
Yermal said he's heard of similar programs in other counties and municipalities that allow consumers to search for items they need.
But Hawes said state laws prohibiting scavenging from landfills pose ethical concerns about allowing people to search for such items that were dropped off by paying customers.
Hawes added that the landfill could contribute to other community projects, as it did for Yermal's shed.
"It's not on the horizon right now, but it's something we'd like to entertain," he said.
The waste industry is evolving, Hawes added.
"Everybody's used to calling it waste," he said. "And they're finding this waste is really resources, and there are markets for all sorts of these products we call waste."
Yermal said he's open to using repurposed materials on other projects, including an addition to his own house.
"I personally think it would be great publicity for the landfill," he said, "and people would see the landfill as not just a place to discard things."
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Sweet somasi is mildly sweet in taste that has a crunchy outer cover that amazingly puffs up upon frying. The powdery inner filling coats and sticks to the inside and is hollow when you bite into it.
This is because the filling used here is not like other bulky stuffing.
Quite a popular sweet prepared during Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi in South India.
While preparing this today, I missed my niece Rithika, who loves this. I remember making this some two or three Diwalis back when I had packed and taken it over along with other Diwali snacks to her place.
Tips: This is quite easy to make, the dough must be kneaded well and the consistency soft but firm and must not be sticky. Making the crumbles first and adding water gradually as you mix will give a good dough.
The puris or rounds must be rolled out as thinly as possible.
The edges must be sealed well to prevent the dough opening up while frying.
- First to make the outer dough, take the flour and rava in a mixing bowl. Add salt and ghee.
- Mix with fingers to form a crumb like texture.
- Add water little at a time and combine to form a dough to a firm but soft consistency. Knead well for sometime. Keep aside covered for 20 to 30 minutes.
- Roast the gram for just 2 minutes and remove to a plate.
- Roast the coconut on low heat until the coconut becomes light brownish in color and gives out a nice aroma , even if using the desiccated coconut roast it slightly.
- Grind the sugar and cardamom to a fine powder. Grind the roasted gram to a coarser texture.
- Now mix the filling ingredients together; put the ground gram (porikadala) powder, powdered sugar, and roasted coconut in a bowl and mix everything together. Check the taste and if more sugar is needed, grind some more sugar and add to the mixture. Keep this aside.
- Take out the dough and knead once again. Divide the dough into small balls.
- Roll out into small, thin rounds (similar to puris).
- In the center of each round, put a spoonful or as much needed.
- Wet the outer rim of the rounds and fold the dough into half to form a semi-circle so that the edges meet. Stick them by pressing with fingers to seal it well.
- Use a fork to seal the edges and give a pattern or you may use a 'somasi cutter' to trim the edges evenly.
- Keep the dough covered while working to prevent it from becoming dry.
- Heat oil in a frying pan. Check if the temperature is right to start frying the somasis.
- Fry the prepared somasis and remove them onto an absorbent paper.
- Store in an air-tight jar.


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Day 3:
#1:Smith street
A trip to find the customized crumpler shop [we found it but were not pleased with their designs] had us ended up shopping at massive factory outlets at Smith street.
#2: Pho Dzung
Yummy Vietnam beef noodle soup for lunch!
#3: Chatime
Awesome grapefruit bubble tea! More reputable for their roasted milk tea with grass jelly tho!
#4:Ying Thai 2
Awesome thai dinner again! Another must-have that hardly go wrong!
#5:I'll doce fredo
Finally get to try the Best gelato ever after 3 trips [shop was closed on my prev 2 trips]! Durian and nutella. Udders fail miserably in comparison!
Day 4:
#1: Rose Garden
Massive portion for brunch but nice and cheap!
#2: Tea-Up
Had my fruity bubble tea but they never add pearls tho requested! 🙁 Fatty is a fan of their grass jelly milk tea tho, generous portions of grass jelly as compared to Chatime.
#3: Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm
Strawberry picking, strawberry ice cream and strawberry liqueur & wine tasting!
#4: Peninsula Hot Springs
Went for 2 hour worth of hot springs. Shiok ttm pls.
#5: Sevens
Had dinner at Wan jie's place again [think chili crabs!!] before heading to club at Sevens. Full blown Asian club where whites, malays and indians are hardly seen [two or three perhaps?]. I'm not being racist, it's true! It being the *Asian Association night meant lots of wild drunk girls free for grinds as well. Didn't particularly enjoy ourselves [esp w the door bitch, crappy repeated music and non-existent ventilation] but quite an interesting sight really. Oh, and I had enough of "Put your hands up!" every 5 mins thanks to the boring dj.
*AA is actually more infamous for their sexcapades like orgy on the uni lawns. No kidding!
Pho Dzung. Silly me only took snapshots of the side dish but not the mains.
Ying Thai 2!
Strawberry picking at Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm!
Fresh-faced couple!
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Auston Matthews makes history in NHL debutby Toronto Maple Leafs / MapleLeafs.com
OTTAWA - Just one game into his NHL career and Auston Matthews has already made his mark.
The No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 draft became the first player in NHL history to score four goals in his regular-season debut as his Toronto Maple Leafs fell to the Ottawa Senators 5-4 in overtime on Wednesday night in the season opener for both teams.
"It was pretty surreal, I couldn't believe it," said Matthews, who had no idea he had made history with his performance.
Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock, who has been with Toronto for a season, was impressed by Matthews' performance. Although the Maple Leafs took the loss, he sees a lot of potential in his young team.
"For me, from my perspective, since I've been a Leafs coach that's the best night we've had since I've been here by 10 miles, not even close," said Babcock. "Now we have an opportunity."
Just as impressive was Matthews taking responsibility for Senators forward Kyle Turris scoring the overtime winner.
"That last play was 100 per cent my fault," said Matthews. "We came here to win and we didn't get that done."
It's that mentality that makes the rookie all the more impressive to his coaches and teammates.
"He's a man," said Babcock. "He's 19 years old, but he acts like he's 27. He's got good maturity.
"He's a good player. When you see that second goal he scored not many guys can do that."
Matthews's success was no surprise to Senators head coach Guy Boucher who coached against the young centre last year in the Swiss Elite League.
"He's the real deal," said Boucher. "I told everybody and I saw it first hand last year so I'm not surprised. He's the total package. He played against men last year and he's playing against men now so I'm not surprised."
Fellow Toronto rookie William Nylander benefited the most from Matthews's performance, earning two assists, while Frederik Andersen stopped 25 shots for the Leafs (0-0-1). Babcock was quick to praise fellow youngsters Mitch Marner, who had six shots on goal, as well as Zach Hyman and Nylander.
Bobby Ryan, Erik Karlsson, Derrick Brassard and Turris, with two goals, scored for the Senators (1-0-0). Craig Anderson made 34 saves.
Anderson won't soon forget the evening as he will forever be tied to Matthews in the history books.
"I'll be remembered for one thing for a long, long time in Toronto," said Anderson. "I didn't know (the four goals are a record) but I do now.
"He's good. It's one of those things he had a great night as an individual, but as a group we found a way to win. Hats off to him, he was an outstanding player (Wednesday)."
Matthews opened the scoring at the 8:21 mark of the first period, standing in front of Anderson as Hyman centred the puck from behind the net. Matthews swatted at the pass, giving Toronto a 1-0 lead on his first shot of the game.
Ottawa tied the game midway through the period as Ryan picked up Karlsson's rebound and backhanded it past Andersen. Two minutes later, Karlsson gave the Senators a 2-1 lead after scoring from the blue line.
For his second goal, Matthews showed off his flashy puck-handling skills. He stripped Ottawa right-winger Mark Stone of the puck near the Senators' blue line, then dangled the puck in and around the rest of the defence before putting it over Anderson's shoulder.
While each goal was significant, Matthews admitted the second was probably the most special as it exemplified the type of player he wants to be in this league.
He completed the hat trick just 1:25 into the second period, taking a cross-ice feed from Leafs defenceman Morgan Rielly as the Toronto veteran charged toward the goal line, putting a light one-timer past Anderson.
Despite a bipartisan crowd of 17,618 on hand at Canadian Tire Centre, hats came raining down and Matthews's mother, Ema, was spotted with tears in her eyes. Matthews' father Brian was also on hand for the game and the two were clearly emotional watching their son.
"It's pretty special having my parents here," said Matthews. "It was great to have them share the moment with me."
Brassard, an Ottawa native acquired in the off-season for Mika Zibanejad, tied the game 3-3, as he muscled his way to the net and beat Andersen short side.
Matthews added his fourth goal in the final seconds of the second period, taking a pass from William Nylander on a 2-on-1 opportunity. Matthews is the fifth player in NHL history to score a hat trick in his regular-season debut and the first in Maple Leafs history.
The 19-year-old from Scottsdale, Arizona, is the 12th first overall pick to score in his NHL debut.
Matthews was the fifth player with three goals in his NHL debut since 1943-44 and first since Derek Stepan with the New York Rangers in October 2010. Alex Smart (Montreal, 1943), Real Cloutier (Quebec, 1979) and Fabian Brunnstrom (Dallas, 2008) also had hat tricks in their first NHL games, though Cloutier played five seasons with the Nordiques in the WHA before that.
Turris, who had tied the game early in the third, had his second goal of the night 37 seconds into overtime to hand the host Senators the victory.
Notes: D Thomas Chabot and LW Matt Puempel were healthy scratches for the Senators... D Frank Corrado and Roman Polak as well as C Seth Griffith were healthy scratches for Toronto.


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The climax of "Serpent's Smile" will appear early Saturday morning. If you've been reading along, you will be pleased to find out how it ends — everything will be posted as of then. The story includes 99,136 words. [550,238 characters!] … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Writing Craft
First Draft Complete
In a bagel shop in Santa Barbara California, I finished the first draft of the final chapter. It will be posted along with two others over the next three weeks. Work began last October with the outline. A month later, … Continue reading
Two To Get Ready
In two chapters, I'll be done with the first draft of Serpent's Smile. I won't try your patience with a list of my exposed stupidities ("Things I Learned"). That's for me to know and not do again. Instead, I'll quote one of … Continue reading
Serpent's Smile is halfway done. When finished, the novel will contain thirty chapters. Fourteen have been posted to this point including chapter "One and a Half" so thirteen is really fourteen. Added up, their 45,000 words are slightly over half the 80,000 total … Continue reading
Serpent's Smile on Break for Two Weeks
I'm doing some consulting work ($$) for a couple of weeks.
Spence, Megyn and Sartaq will, therefore, enjoy some down time. They will re-animate on Saturday, March 19th.
FYI: If you poked your nose in here earlier today and read "Chapter Twelve – Pressure" but don't see it now, that's 'cause when I tried to do a quick pass for punctuation errors, I ended up filling every page with red ink. That much blood means it needs major surgery. Until that happens, I've retracted it. The chapter is now sulking in the corner and licking its wounds. To those who read it earlier this morning before I pulled it, rest assured the intestinal distress will soon pass. Just keep the windows open.
New Chapter One and a Half Inserted
I've gone back and inserted a new chapter. "Chapter One and a Half — Witness" presents Sartaq's viewpoint of the beheading and immediate aftermath. It should answer some of the mysteries of why things did, and did not, happen. After that, Chapters … Continue reading
Advice for Writers
When I started Serpent's Smile with the "one chapter per week" goal, my writing process included a rewrite and an edit before each post. That was how I blogged – or at least how I tried to blog. For the … Continue reading
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In the Facebook search bar, try "YourCity writers workshop", substituting nearby city/area names. You'll want to try several and note (pen and paper) the interesting ones for followup. In my case, I found four critique groups for writers. Do the same … Continue reading
Chapter One Revised
Chapter One, arguably the most important in the book, went through three (what I thought were) big rewrites before being posted two weeks ago. This week, however, I reread it and decided some minor surgery, mostly cuts, was needed. Today … Continue reading


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And Can it Be17:18
And Can it Be is one of my favourite hymns. There are few worship songs of any age that can compare to its celebration of the gospel and wonder at the grace of Christ.
It's been re-hymned a few times and I've always been disappointed at the results. Sagina (the hymn tune its normally sung to) has some quality that sets it apart; it doesn't sound like other hymns, and so it draws attention the great lyrics. There are so many great hymns with terrible tunes that could do with re-hymning, why not do something for them instead?
So, when I saw a few months ago that Phatfish were going to be releasing a new re-hymning of And Can it Be on their latest album, I wan't all that enthused. But I was wrong. Today I heard it. It's beautiful, contemplative, and draws fresh attention to the words, and thus to the wonders of the gospel.
So, here it is. Enjoy. Worship. And survey the wonders of the Cross.


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St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
On April 25, 2013 by Jonathan Smith With 0 Comments - Photography, Travel
Life is short. So I took the opportunity to visit St. Thomas this Winter with my mom. Her friend Heidi lives there with her husband Bill. It showed me that life is what you make of it. And that I don't need to feel "stuck" in Central Pennsylvania. People live on St. Thomas. It's not just tourists.


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A few years ago, I had an experience with a urologist (Dr. Robert Sher of Urological Associates) that made me cringe.
And, no, I don't mean the exam (though that wasn't fun).
What I mean is that he suggested that I invest a chunk of money in a supplement which he didn't disclose he had a financial interest.
That ticked me off.
So, I blogged about it and sent a letter to the Maryland state Board.
They basically told me to go away.
I had essentially forgotten about this incident until last night when Gary commented (3 times) on my blog post and sent me an email.
It seems like he had had an equally unpleasant experience with the physician.
On the one hand, this irritates me (perhaps even more than the original exam itself). That Dr. Robert Sher of Urological Associates continues to seemingly abuse his power and the fact that people, for a long time have simply trusted their physicians.
On the other hand, when I think about how I/we can fight back on something like this—and it's clear that the "authority" approach of writing to the State Medical Board gets us nowhere, Google serves as the great equalizer.
When Gary commented on my blog, he did so because he found it by searching for Dr. Robert Sher of Urological Associates and my blog turned up on page 1 of the results.
This gives me hope.
As more and more people blog/share their experiences with doctors (at whatever level) AND as people google their physicians before going to them (like people checking each other out on FB or via Google before a first date), the sunlight brought upon these practices will be an equalizer.
It's true for medicine…and any business.
Caveat Venditor. Let the seller beware.


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Recently I have faced a problem that FEP clients not reporting to SCCM console. They are placed in not reporting Collection in FEP collections.
I have drilled down the problem and found out FEP clients are reporting to the SCCM server by Desired Configuration management. For that client should have .NET Framework 2.0 or Later version.
This was not mention in FEP 2010 client prerequisites by Microsoft TechNet. 🙂 🙂 🙂
So I have created a package for Dot Net Framework 3.5 and advertise it to none reporting computers. All started to report back to SCCM Console.
NOTE – when creating .NET Framework 3.5 package use program command line – dotnetfx35.exe /qb and silent install.


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Hot Creations – "Galactic Radio Transmission 008 Mixed by Tom Flynn"
London's Hot Creations graces us with a new episode of their Galactic Radio Transmission and this time around they tap into the creative juices of Tom Flynn. The intergalactic jet-setter uses a formidable arsenal of deep house, electronica and a bit of techno. You will pretty much be covered musically for the next hour and a half so sit back, relax and enjoy.
And if you like what you hear, you might want to head on over to Beatport and buy Tom's dancefloor obliterating EP "Hoochie". We'll post the EP preview below as well.


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With its support for universal data center coverage, Skylight delivers leading speed to insight with unified network and application performance management (NAPM) and monitoring that efficiently covers the entire application chain over virtualized, hybrid, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and private infrastructure.
Proving that there is an exception to every rule, Skylight's universal data center coverage delivers complete network performance monitoring, full cloud application performance monitoring, and extensive SaaS application performance monitoring. Skylight fully addresses the challenge of managing cloud and hybrid IT environment performance head-on, with support for public, private, and hybrid clouds; support for public and private SaaS applications; and support for software-defined networks (SDN). All of this is available from a single, integrated user interface.
Accedian has developed a range of Skylight solution components designed to monitor performance wherever it needs to be captured and analyzed. These include:
- physical capture appliances capable of analyzing links from 1 Gbps up to 40 Gbps in speed, and that offer a wide range of network interface options
- virtual capture appliances that can intercept and analyze east-west traffic inside virtualized data centers; public, private, and hybrid clouds; and SDN while being both resource-savvy and cost-effective
- a distributed architecture that can coordinate and centralize the management of dozens of capture devices and can scale to the requirements of the largest organizations
Skylight 's powerful network and application performance monitoring and management (NAPM) features enable organizations to cover every aspect of their IT infrastructure to monitor:
- traffic between users and multiple data centers (north-south traffic)
- traffic inside data centers (east-west traffic) including across virtualized and cloud environments
- traffic to remote sites, such as branch offices with the use of Skylight micro probes, the Skylight flow broker, and the ability to capture network flows directly from existing switches and routers (e.g., NetFlow, sFlow, jFlow, IPFix, etc.)


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It's funny how life works. It's been exactly two years since I read an article in Fast Company magazine, called Love is the Killer App by Tim Sanders. At the time, Tim was the Chief Solutions Officer at Yahoo!. He made a compelling argument for a concept he called "Business Love". At its' foundation are acts of professional generosity that benefit the lives of the people you work with. He surmised that what the business world needs (lately) is less greed- and more love.
From the perspective of a well studied capitalist, the concept seemed a little utopian. But my entrepreneurial instinct told me it was an irresistible idea, whose time had come. After all, isn't it this level of kindness that's at the core of great customer service? Who doesn't want to be served better, or be loved more?
Sanders' wrote "the most powerful force in business isn't greed, fear or even unbridled competition. The most powerful force in business is love. It's what will give you a sense of meaning and satisfaction in your work, which will help you do your best work." Then he added the perspective of philosopher Milton Mayeroff from his book, On Caring. He writes "Love, is the selfless promotion of the growth of the other." When you help others grow to become the best people that they can be, you are being loving — and as a result, you grow.
Business Love, can mean a lot of things:
• It can be the act of sharing your knowledge and networks, with your business associates.
• It can be a commitment to learning as much as possible in your field and sharing that knowledge with your customers.
• It can be a policy of transparency that builds trust and security with those whom you serve.
• It can be acting human and expressing genuine concern in the harried world of busy, busy people.
In February 2009, the shit was hitting the fan. The entire US economy was in the tank. The American consumer was paralyzed. The real estate market was uncertain. Banks were paying million dollar bonuses to the very same people who had just cost taxpayer billions of dollars to bail them out. Trust was at a new low.
I was working on a direct mail piece for Druce Real Estate, when it all came back to me. It hit me like a ton of bricks. "What the world needs now is a lot more love and a little less greed." So, the LOVE postcard campaign was born.
As I was about to press the send button to launch my print order, I was overcome with anxiety. Would this postcard be perceived as silly? Would the Department of Homeland Security tag me as a Commie? What will people think of me now? I held my breath and hit the send button.
Two days later I began to receive the phone calls and emails. Strangely, they were all positive comments. The message just seemed to sit right with people. It wasn't silly at all. It became a center of conversation. I smiled at the irony.
I later became the proud owner of a used Travel Trailer. A friend spotted the lonely RV in a farmer's field in South Jordan, UT. I gave the farmer's widow cash, she gave me the title. To me, it had the potential to be a big sign on wheels. It's an advertising expense that my family could sleep in at the upcoming Utah MS-150 fundraiser. I didn't know what I was going to do with this thing. But whatever it was, I was sure that it should be painted fire-engine red.
I decided to brand the big red trailer with the logo of my real estate blog (powreplant.com) . I had the windows tinted, cleaned up the interior, installed air-conditioning…it was good to go. We also added a little surprise at the suggestion of my wife. Since the color of the trailer resembled the color of the LOVE postcard (my most successful direct mail piece to date), why not slap a six-foot LOVE decal on both sides. We'll call it the LOVE Shack.
In a sea of a thousand travel trailers, this thing stood out. It quickly became a popular landmark. "Take a left-turn at the red LOVE trailer", people would say as they directed their family and friends into the event. As the day came to a close, the party began to emerge. It began as the Circle of Love…then turned into a full-blown Love Fest.
Now we're into the holiday season of 2009. Business had been horribly slow and I really was not in the mood. I attended a Christmas party with my wife, Denise where most of the people were strangers to me. As I introduced myself to the party-goers, inevitably, they would ask me to repeat my last name (Druce).
It was at this moment that I realized, "I've got a branding problem". Druce is a key-word in the name of my real estate company (Druce Real Estate). Years ago, I decided to use my surname as a brand out of some sort of strange attachment to business tradition. I love the concept of the small town business scene where each person was known for their trade. My grandpa's business was called Druce Signs. He lived in an era where your name was only as good as your word. The townspeople were your friends, customers and business associates.
I wondered, "Is this some kind of sign"? What's the likelihood of anyone at this party remembering the name of my business by the end of the night? Slim to none? This is a marketer's death sentence. No name-recall… no phone-call.
One thing's for sure, the real estate business has been kicked in the teeth. It probably needed it. There is so much room for improvement. But, change happens slowly, if at all. The traditions of real estate have been firmly entrenched for years. And they don't take kindly to interlopers who want to change the order of things.
History has shown that economic depressions and recessions can cause a lot of suffering at both the individual level and the business level. But they can also serve as catalysts for inspiration, creativity, and new levels of achievement. What a perfect time to change EVERYTHING. It would be a shame to waste a good crisis.
On February 1, 2010 the LOVE BRAND was born. It's a full service real estate brokerage doing business in Salt Lake City. LOVE – A Real Estate Revolution. We're officially hard at work to change the look and feel of real estate in our town. We hope you'll join us. We look forward to Loving and Serving.
That's the LOVE STORY to date. We'll keep you posted as the story progresses.
Michael Druce


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text: Today, Peter interviews Tyler Drumheller, the former chief of CIA covert operations in Europe. In the run-up to the Iraq war, Tyler consistently questioned affirmative intelligence on the existence of Saddam's WMD program. He recounts his often frustrating efforts to prevent questionable information, such as that provided by the Iraqi defector "Curveball," from distorting intelligence assessments on Iraq.


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President Barack Obama arrived in Washington state late Tuesday morning for a quick, four-hour Seattle visit to raise money for Sen. Patty Murray and to tout his administration's push to help small businesses.
The president landed about 11 a.m. and was greeted at Boeing Field by Reps. Norm Dicks and Jim McDermott, King County Executive Dow Constantine and Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn. He walked down the steps from Air Force One with Gary Locke, the former Washington state governor who is Obama's commerce secretary.
Obama headlined an event at the Westin Hotel that brought in more than $1 million. He'll also speak at a smaller, pricier fundraiser at the home of Real Networks Founder Rob Glaser. Before that he swung by Pioneer Square and take part in a roundtable discussion at the Grand Central Bakery at the corner of First Avenue and Main Street with the owners of three area small businesses.
Obama got to Pioneer Square about 11:35 a.m. A crowd of several hundred greeted him with cheers. Obama entered the Grand Central Bakery through the kitchen and greeted seven kitchen staff members.
He browsed the menu and said of an unspecified baked good, "This looks pretty decadent." He settled on a half-sandwich, a small salad and a bottle of water.
After ordering, he sat down at a small table in the cafe atrium with Locke, Murray, Joe Fugere of Tutta Bella Neopolitan Pizzeria, Gillian Allen-White of Grand Central and Tiffany Turner of Inn at Discovery Coast in Long Beach.
Later, Obama railed against Senate Republicans for holding up a bill he says will help business leaders by cutting more of their taxes and helping them get loans.
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Obama's Seattle swing was the middle stop in a three-day, five-state blitz to raise money for Democrats heading into the fall elections. Tickets to the Westin affair started at $500. The Glaser fundraiser was $10,000 per person.The Westin event raised $1.3 million for Murray and Democrats, according to a source close to the issue.
Obama was in Wisconsin on Monday, and by Wednesday will have gone to California, Washington state, Ohio and Florida – all places with tight races that could be vital to the Democrats this fall. In November, all 435 House seats, one-third of the Senate, and a majority of governor's and legislative jobs will be on the ballot. Democrats now control the House and Senate, but the ailing economy has turned voters against incumbents.
Tuesday's trip was Obama's first as president. The last time a president came to the Seattle area was June of 2006, when President George W. Bush made a brief visit to raise money for Republican candidates.


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Published: 06th February 2012 08:30 AM | Last Updated: 16th May 2012 05:50 PM | A+A A-
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A Plot to Replace Your Budweiser with Earl Grey Tea!
So, the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden begs the question, why now? I'm not normally a conspiracy theorist by nature. I'm even convinced there was a moon landing; those laser retroflectors on the moon that scientists around the world have used for the last several decades weren't put there by aliens (or were they? Maybe every scientist in the world is in on it!).
But as a trained and practicing journalist – I went to a special school and everything – I'm prone to asking questions and finding answers.
So why has it taken a decade? Well, dear gentle ignorant reader, the U.S. government – the real one, the U.S. Shadow GovernmentTM, not the fake one in Washington D.C. – has known where Bin Laden was all along. It simply bided its time until it was most opportune politically to take out its former tool.
So why now? As always, it was the damn English (note I didn't say British – the Scottish, Welsh, Irish, et. al. are just helpless pawns crushed under the heel of Downing Street's British Isles hegemony). Sure, the English are supposed to be our pals, our bosom buddies against the bad guys, right – Churchill, WWII and all that? But Radical English has been the problem all along – our Founding Fathers knew this of course, which is why we fought the American Revolution. But we've lost our way over the years — the American WayTM.
See, the whole War on Terror is actually just a smokescreen for radical elements in the English government to cover up their attempts to reclaim the British Empire. With the fall of the Soviet Union, there was no unifying boogeyman to unify (read, distract) the other Western Powers, so Radical English had to invent one: enter one Osama bin Laden. Thus, with the fictitious spectre of violent terrorism distracting the East and the rest of the West, this left Radical English free to engage in their covert war to reclaim the Empire's lost glory.
Before you know it, we'll be drinking tea and crumpets instead of Budweiser, hot dogs and apple pie and singing God Save the Queen – the original version, not the ironic Sex Pistols one. One year it will be the World Series you'll be watching on TV, the next it will be cricket. Did you really think you could trust a culture whose national past time is named after a noisy bug? Instead of going out for burritos from Taco Bell when you and your friends are knackered, you'll be headed out for a curry and mushy peas.
The British are coming, again! Mushy freakin' peas, America! Is that what you want? We're Americans, we eat mashed potatoes, dammit (except when we're drunk or stoned, then we eat fake Mexican food. But that's beside my cloudy, nebulous point)!
When will this happen? Dear gentle ignorant reader, it's already begun. It's been going on for years. What do you think the Beatles were about … really? The British Invasion was more aptly named than we ever realized. Conspiracy theories? More distractions planted by the agents of Radical English to distract you, America!
So, now you're asking yourself, what does this have to do with Osama bin Laden and the timing of his death? Just wait for it; as a noob conspiracy theorist I'm new at this, but it's my understanding that I have to do a significant amount of incoherent ranting and raving that's only tangentially related – at best – to the subject at hand before I draw a completely illogical and only remotely related conclusion.
See, what has everyone – everyone in America – been talking about for the past week or so? What English cultural event? Even though we haven't – supposedly – been part of the commonwealth (Radical English's sly term for Empire) for a few centuries? That's right, the British Royal Wedding. All week long, wherever you went – bars, restaurants, coffee shops, etc. – there were red-blooded (or were they stiff-upper lipped blue bloods?) Americans yammering on and on about Kate and some balding git (git – see, it's already started) whose – supposedly (see what I'm doing there?) a licensed rescue pilot, or so the Radical English press keeps telling us, blithely skipping over the fact that he would ascend to the throne of the would-be-again British Empire.
See, unlike us, the Radical English know they don't need troops to reclaim their Empire; they just need culture. If we were smart, we would have been dropping Playboys and Playstations on Afghanistan and Iraq, along with commemorative plates of Jenna Bush's wedding, instead of predator drones and bombs. But no. While we've been distracted with a conventional war, Radical English has been busy planting reactionary seeds on U.S. soil.
WHAT DO YOU THINK THE QUOTE-UNQUOTE TEA PARTY IS REALLY ABOUT!? The U.S. Tea Party … the English drink tea … the original tea party started the American Revolution … do I need to draw you a map, people? The Tea Party is just another fake front to hide the machinations of Radical English! Wake up America! Mushy peas!
Finally Getting to the Point(y Head)
Fortunately, I'm not the only one that sees what the wily Radical English are up to – the U.S. Shadow Government obviously monitors Google, and noticed that searches for "royal wedding" were getting abnormally high – spiking way beyond normal. Something had to be done before the Union Jack was flying over the White House and the Washington Monument was replaced by a replica of Big Ben.
Mushy peas! No!
See, most conspiracy theorists would say we "found" bin Laden "now" to distract from President Obama's plummeting popularity, sky-rocketing gas prices, ecological/climate Armageddon etc. – those are all just clever parts of the actual Radical English conspiracy to reclaim the Empire – as is what you think of as the legitimate U.S. Government.
You've all been going on about Obama being Muslim … but he's actually a Loyalist. A Tory! Benedict Obama!
Remember you heard it here first.
Disclaimer to Teh Internets
This is obviously a work of parody. I don't actually believe any of this; it's all rubbish put here to amuse myself and my friends. Some of my friends are even English, and I actually like English beer – Sammy Smith's Nut Brown Ale comes to mind, or Newcastle – although Irish beer, namely Guinness, is still the best (although the Scottish have the best whisky; it should always be spelled without the "e"). I even don't mind mushy peas now and again, albeit with bountiful amounts of salt and pepper. And fish and chips with lots of vinegar? Yum.
Or was this disclaimer put here by Radical English? Maybe I'm just a pawn of the conspiracy.
Trust no one.


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It's my second reward bundle from Mantic's Kings of War Kickstarter, including a good sample selection of all the KOW models Mantic have up for pre-order at the moment. I knew that they had posted these out at the weekend, but it always feels good to come home to a parcel of goodies.
As my original pledge was worth $175 I knew I would be getting a good selection of free samples. I had also ordered some Ogres, to add to my historical Normans to make them a bit more fantasy for KOW, some Mummies for my Undead and some Elf Palace Guard for MLB (for which he will be compensating me). What I hadn't expected was for Mantic to add this on to my original pledge total meaning that I beat the $225 limit for the next batch of freebies. So I ended up with 3 extra Ogres, 3 werewolves and a goblin mincer I wasn't expecting. Plus there's more to come.
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There have been some delays, so the Elf cavalry, Abyssal Dwarf Immortal Guard, Gargoyles and most of the Basilean humans (Battle Nuns, Cat-riders and Angels mostly) aren't going to be here for another month or two. But, by way of compensation, Mantic have doubled up my goblin fleabag-riders and Dwarf Brock-riders, so I ended up with ten of each. The dwarves are certainly welcome.
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I have only glanced over the models so far and haven't opened or glue anything together yet, but everything seems to be pretty well cast, though there are some frighteningly tiny components.
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Now that I have the rather lovely new trolls, the Fight Wagon and the Orc Wizard from the previous bundle of goodies I am seriously thinking about a KOW Orc army. I am sure this is all part of the plan. Nothing like a big bundle of freebies to get you to spend lots more money.
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With the conference points few and far between, any time the men's hockey team gets a result from an ECAC game, it's a positive outcome. But — with lowly Princeton and league-leading Quinnipiac in town last weekend — coming away with only one point in two close games had to be a bit of a disappointment.
Not even the most ardent Brown supporter expected the Bears (4-16-1, 1-12-1 ECAC) to get something out of the game against Quinnipiac (16-8-2, 11-2-1), which came into the matchup having already accrued 20 out of a possible 24 points. And when first-year Landon Smith opened the scoring with a near post snipe over Tyler Steel's '17 outstretched pad two minutes and 54 seconds into the game, many in Meehan Auditorium were expecting nothing but a blowout.
Matt Lorito '15 created a few chances after the Bobcat goal in an effort to get the Bears back in the game, but he could not convert an excellent pass from Charlie Corcoran '18.
Brown's defense then started to fall apart: Smith went post-in past Steel after beating Ben Tegtmeyer '18, and Quinnipiac's leading scorer Sam Anas made it 3-0 just 29 seconds later. Entering the second period down 3-0 has been an all too familiar sight for the Bears this season, but this was not a typical night for Bruno.
Steel's night was over after his horrendous first period, but his regular replacement Tim Ernst '17 did not lead the Bears onto the ice after the first intermission. Head Coach Brendan Whittet '94 tapped Connor Maher '18, the third string goalie who hasn't seen any playing time, in an effort to get the Bears back on track.
"He's practiced all year; he hadn't played a minute," Whittet said. "I had no idea if he could play in a game, because he hadn't played, and honestly I had to try something because I've played the other two guys all year."
Maher didn't turn the tide for the Bears — the first-year showed flashes of brilliance as well as inexperience, as expected from a raw talent — but the Bears responded with some urgency. After a back-and-forth first half of the second period, Mark Naclerio '16 put in Brown's first goal of the game off of a beautiful cross-ice feed from Joey de Concilys '15.
With about two minutes left in the second period, Bobcat defenseman Connor Clifton blindsided Davey Middleton '15 with a hit to the head that went shockingly unaddressed by the referees. Clifton was retroactively suspended by the ECAC for the brutal hit, and though Brown did not reap the benefits of what should have been a five-minute major, many of the Bears took exception to a dirty play.
The second period ended with de Concilys and Soren Jonzzon taking minor penalties because of a scrap after the whistle, with Brown turning a three-goal deficit into a game.
Naclerio certainly wasn't done — the junior tallied his second goal of the evening after a Josh McArdle '18 shot was deflected into his path, and the forward made no mistake. Unfortunately for the Bears, Maher exhibited his inexperience three minutes later when Smith got his third, sneaking one by the first-year and doubling Quinnipiac's lead.
"He played pretty well, I didn't think (the fourth goal) should go in the net at our level and those are the goals that kill you," Whittet said. "He made some big stops, but I think that if we analyze the goals that go in tonight, they score four even strength and I'd say three of them were soft and you're not going to win giving up soft goals."
Smith is "a goal scorer; he competed hard tonight; I thought he was excellent," said Quinnipiac Head Coach Rand Pecknold. "He was committed; he was honest; he played defensively and that's going to lead to offense for him."
In most games this season, that goal would have killed the Bears and a blowout would have been imminent. But Naclerio and the Bears were not to be denied, and the junior completed his hat trick on a power play with 12 minutes left in the game, bringing the score to 4-3.
Lorito, Naclerio and Nick Lappin '16 "were all excellent, very dynamic," Pecknold said. "They made plays and they gave us a handful tonight."
Naclerio "was great," Whittet said. "I was happy for him — finally he broke out and it might have been a different line that he was on, playing with some different guys that were picking him up a little bit, and he played with a lot of energy and a lot of passion and he's a hell of a good player," he said. "It just hadn't really clicked in for him this year, so it was good to see him do that and now he has some confidence," he added.
Maher — who received an excellent defensive effort after a porous first period — was a stalwart until Whittet pulled him for an extra skater with one minute left. Unfortunately, Quinnipiac forward Matthew Peca picked that time to make the play of the game: the senior received a looping pass from Travis St. Denis, controlled it and slid the puck into the net to give Quinnipiac the sure win.
"We're happy to get out of here with a win," Pecknold said. "I thought we had a good jump out of the gate and then I give Brown a lot of credit — they battled back and they made it a hockey game, and we were fortunate that Peca made a great play to seal it."
"It's hard when you put yourself in a three-spot to the number one team in our league in the first period, but we battled back and we had a little bit of a response at least," Whittet said. "We made it a game, but I still think that we have more to give. Some guys that we count on need to know the simplicity of the game; it escapes some of them. But we gave ourselves a chance, at least we showed some fight, showed some will."
Next up for the Bears was last-place Princeton (3-15-2, 1-12-1), whose midweek win against Army (6-18-2, 6-14-2 Patriot) was only its third of the season. The Bears started slow — probably due to a hangover from the Quinnipiac game — and Eric Robinson made them pay with 51 seconds left in the first period. With Steel on the bench, Ernst got the start in goal, as Steel's performance earned him a spot on the bench and Whittet was not sure that Maher was ready to start an ECAC game.
For the second game in a row, Brown had an impressive second period as Brandon Pfeil '16 received a fortunate deflection to register the Bears' second power play goal of the weekend. Forty-two seconds later, Sam Lafferty '18 put the Bears in the lead with an impressive finish on a breakaway. It was the first-year's second goal of the season, making him the leading goal scorer for Brown's impressive rookie class.
Max Willman '18 took a hooking call with six-and-a-half minutes left in the period, and Princeton put together a threatening power play. When Brown was unable to clear the puck, Jonathan Liau made the Bears pay with an equalizing goal.
Though the third period ended goalless, Brown had a myriad of chances to put Princeton away. Kevin Liss put a brutal hit on Willman — similar to the one that Clifton got away with in the Quinnipiac game — and was assessed a game misconduct and a five minute major. But an untimely penalty by Lorito destroyed the rhythm of the power play, and the Bears could not get the game-winning goal.
In overtime, both goalies had to make some saves, but neither team looked likely to score. The game ended in the Bears' first tie of the season, earning them their third conference point.
The Bears will take on Dartmouth (9-8-4, 6-6-2) and Harvard (12-5-2, 8-4-2) next weekend, two ECAC teams that have been heating up over the past couple of weeks.


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Has anyone got a bulged or herniated disc that prevents them from sleeping, especially on the back, If I turn even on my side with a pillow between my legs, like they suggest, inevitabely (sp) I somehow end up on my back and I wake several times in the night with my back throbbing, and I cant move, If I do, I have spasms like you wouldnt believe, I have a hard time thinking that just a bulged disc could cause this, I havent had anything like this happen to me before, and I have had several surgeries.. HELP!!Reply Follow This Thread Stop Following This Thread Flag this Discussion
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Dishware pieces were some of the oldest entirely man-man products ever created. So, why is it so hard nowadays to find dinnerware that is both charming and practical? China not was not only accredited as inventing the first types of dinnerware, but also for creating porcelain. As one of China's most highly valued ceramics, investing in some porcelain dishware is a great option that most people unwittingly overlook. Porcelain is dynamic in the sense that it is able to grace your guests while also being able to withstand the wear, and tear of daily life. Dating all the way back to the Chinese Tang Dynasty in 610 A.D., it still possesses unsurpassable strength and beauty to this day.
Though it is commonly known as "china" or "chinaware," those terms do not mean the same thing as porcelain. The most distinguishable difference is that you can see through porcelain whereas with china you cannot. Created under intense heat, porcelain is a blend of various clays, feldspar, flint, and silica. Genuine porcelain is characterized by a seemingly delicate appearance, a pale whiteness, and a translucence that you can see through. But what you are probably not expecting is that porcelain, is also the toughest ceramic product. This hard durability is what makes it extremely resistant to cracking, chipping, or even scratching.
Porcelain also combines glass's low porosity, and clay's ability to keep its shape even when it's heated. As a result, it is used for electrical insulators and laboratory equipment. So, you can be sure that you won't have to baby your dishes, and that they will be able to withstand even the most powerful of dishwashers. But, most importantly, it is especially safe as it does not possess an odor or taste of its own. It has even been proven that it has substances that are capable of killing bacteria.
But before you head out to find your own set of porcelain, you should first be able to distinguish the three different kinds. The first is known as "hard-paste" porcelain, or natural porcelain, is the most ideal as it is what all other kinds of porcelain is modeled after. It is also the sturdiest of any type as it can best withstand the highest of temperatures, and best resists melting. The only downside is that it is almost impossible to piece it back together if it happens to get broken since hot temperatures cause the body to blend as one. The second type is known as "soft-base," or artificial porcelain. While it may not be able to withstand as high of temperatures, it produces a grainier, visible texture when broken. You may even find yourself preferring this creamy color as opposed to the pure white of hard-paste porcelain. The last type of porcelain is called "bone china." Adding burned animal bones to the other ingredients to make porcelain creates bone china. This bone ash has since been replaced by various feldspars, and exported ingredients. The only draw from this bone ash is that it increases porcelains translucence.
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Bushwalk the 'Gong is a Wollongong based not-for-profit documenting the incredible coast and escarpment walks of the Illawarra region. They've shared the classic Brokers Nose walk with us, just a taste of the incredible potential less than an hour South of Sydney.
- Epic Wollongong views from an iconic peak
- Beautiful changing bushland, featuring spectacular wildflowers in Spring
- A low grade walk that offers a little bit of everything
The Lowdown
Brokers nose is a good beginners walk, or for people with lesser fitness. Starting at the truck stop (refer to map below for starting point, note: limited parking) you enter the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area through a service track with various tracks leading roughly North following the cliff line. These feature wet and dry Sclerophyll forests with plenty of pretty vistas and changing flora.
There are some minor rock hopping sections that you can take at your own pace, and mostly just serve as stairs to higher ground. Depending on the recent rainfall there are also creeks that are very pretty.
You will pass open clearings under the power lines, allowing great opportunities to capture the views, not only to the East, but West back into the rolling hills of bush. Continuing along, you eventually come to a service road near the transmission tower, follow the tower to reach the trig point, Brokers Nose summit and epic views from the Royal National Park to Saddleback Mountain.
Enjoy reading carved graffiti, some dating over 100 years old, and an excellent spot for photos and a bite to eat. Extreme caution must be taken as the lookout points are not fenced, in addition gusts of wind could easily knock you over the edge, so keep your distance.
The track shows off some impressive yellow Prickly Bush Peas (Pultenaea juniperina), Banksia, Isopogans, gorgeous red and white Native Fuchsias (Epacris longiflora) and Pink Finger native orchids (Caladenia carnea). Kangaroos can also be spotted from time to time.
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- Walking/hiking
- Photography
- Birdwatching
Essential Gear
- Warm clothes and sun protection, it can be quite breezy and open in places
- Insect & Leech protection
- Basic First Aid kit
- Water
- Long pants, some bushes can be spiky
- Sneakers or hiking boots
- A snack for the summit
- A good sense of direction and a map; the trails are not marked and you can easily meander off the main trail.
How To Get There
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Skill Level
Grade 2 – Mostly low gradient. Opportunity to walk easily in natural environments on easy tracks. Suitable for beginners.
Distance Covered
Approximate distance is 3.5km return with mild gradient changes, taking about 1.5hrs to take in all of the sites.
All pets (other than assistance dogs) and smoking. Mountain bikes and trail bike riding.
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Cancer - Claribel D.
Over the last eight years, Claribel Dare has experienced highs and lows. But, as the 71-year-old retired school teacher and church organist understands, the music of life goes on. In 2003, Claribel's days were filled with teaching, playing the organ every Sunday, and spending time with her family. She had started a new exercise program and was feeling good. That's why she was surprised when her doctor discovered a tumor on one of her ovaries.
Cancer - Gina G.
Five years ago, the road of 21-year-old Gina Grande's life stretched before her. Born at Good Samaritan Hospital, she had grown up in San Jose and attended local schools. Gina lived at home, along with her twin, Jill, their parents and brothers. She was working as a beautician and studying communications at San Jose State University. Life was good. Then, cancer brought everything to a screeching halt.
Cancer - Leslie H.
"To say I was shocked when I learned I had cancer would be a radical understatement," says Leslie Hagen, who was diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer nearly two years ago. As a result, Leslie entered a physical, emotional and spiritual roller coaster ride that today has transformed her view of life and how to live it to the fullest.
Stroke - Mark Y.
When a Good Samaritan Hospital recovery room nurse, Mark Youngblood RN, 55, got up early to go to the gym before work, he was feeling different than he ever had before, but he told himself everything was OK. And his wife Linda, also a nurse, agreed. As Mark began getting on his workout clothes, he wasn't able to use his left hand to put on his sock. The arm felt numb all the way up to the elbow and he couldn't control it. He and Linda decided he had simply slept on his hand wrong.
Cancer - Geoffrey M.
"It never entered my mind for one moment that I wasn't going to beat this thing." Sales director Geoffrey Marks depends on his voice to take him through many presentations and speaking engagements. But, the 57-year-old San Jose resident never dreamed his throat and voice would be major players in another important event – one that could have cost him his life.
Bariatric Surgery - Matt R.
"I've struggled with weight my whole life. Now, since the surgery, to be in restaurants, airplanes and even amusement parks with no problem … to buy clothes in regular department stores … to go on dates or be out in public and have people notice me with an appreciative glance … it's an amazing feeling."
Joint Replacement - Jim M.
As a young man and a glazier for his family's glass business, Jim Maggiore spent hours with knees on concrete. He carried framed panes of glass up stairs and ladders, climbing, twisting and turning. Fast forward a few decades and Jim's hips and knees had paid the price. Now in his mid-50s and vice president of Royal Glass Company, Jim was spending more time in the office, but excruciating pain had become his constant companion.
Cancer - Marnel G.
In her early fifties, Toledo, Washington resident Marnel Groebner led an active life and thought she was in good health–except for nagging low back pain. Then, she suddenly began feeling pain in her lower abdomen so severe she couldn't stand up straight. Thinking it was appendicitis, the emergency room doctor ordered a CT scan. That's when a 9 centimeter mass was detected on her right ovary.
Cancer - Dana S.
"Dr. Cabebe had a definite plan, which involved attacking the cancer with everything possible. That's what I wanted." In the fall of 2010, Dana Stevens was looking forward to the season ahead–the holidays, then Valentine's Day and, just a few days later, her 40th birthday. Little did she know she was on the brink of an incredibly difficult journey. Not only was it to affect her immediate plans, it would profoundly change her life.
Joint Replacement - Beverly M.
For nearly 30 years, Bev Myers has been a South Bay icon for senior fitness and exercise. So, last year, when the 76-year-old began suffering right hip pain so bad she couldn't teach her usual seven dance aerobics classes a week, she couldn't believe it.
Da Vinci Prostatectomy - Andrew S.
Andrew's procedure was done using da Vinci robotic-assisted techniques. At age 40, Andrew Stearns is busy. He has a thriving practice as an attorney and director of Bustamante O'Hara Gagliasso. He's Dad to Max and Chloe, making the rounds of soccer games and parent-teacher conferences. Hiking, gardening and social life fill the remaining hours. And now he is a survivor of prostate cancer.
Cancer - George H.
When George Haskin felt the pain in his back, he knew it was a kidney stone–like the one he had before. What George did not know was that he also had an advanced stage of a very rare form of appendix cancer called pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP). A CT scan done in the hospital emergency room showed there were multiple tumors in his abdomen.
Cancer - Kelly O.
Mrs. O'Connor was the mother of a toddler when she received her diagnosis of acute leukemia. Treated at Good Sam for more than a year, she said in remarks to an audience of community members, employees and physicians, "I never felt like I was just another patient. I always felt there was time for me and room for my family." In remission for seven years, Mrs. O'Connor now has a second daughter and an appreciation for the care and compassion she received at Good Sam.
Da Vinci Prostatectomy - Jeff M.
Recovery Experience from Da Vinci Prostatectomy. It has now been 10 weeks since my prostate surgery and I couldn't be happier to know I am cancer free. I have regained most of my erectile functions and would put my recovery at about 92% after a short ten weeks. I was up and feeling well just 60 hours after the operation. The catheter was in place for 10 days but once it was removed I felt great except for my incontinence, which to this day is the last area of concern.


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Scripture: Matthew 21:33-46
In Matthew 21:33-46 we see the parable of the landowner and the vineyard. The vinedressers took the landowner's servants, beat one, stoned one and killed another. Finally when the son came, they killed him and seized the inheritance. The word for seized is kat-ekh-o and means, 'To take a stand against; to seize; to detain; to arrest; to hold down; to restrain.´ Jesus taught that the father would kill the vinedressers and lease the land to others who would be honest in what they did. The interesting part of this parable is the usage of the word kat-ekh-o. Jesus made it clear in verse 43,44 that the Kingdom of God would be taken from them and given to a nation bearing fruit. He says in verse 44, "…whoever falls on this stone will be broken; but on whomever it falls, it will grind him to powder." The prayers of the saints determine where that Stone falls and who it grinds to powder. The prayers of the church, right now, can cause the judicial power of the Living Christ to fall on radical jihadists so they are ground to powder. It is time we started praying!


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Horse Show(1989)
(The eighth book in the Saddle Club series)
A novel by Bonnie Bryant
Lisa, Stevie, and Carole are thrilled to attend the American Horse Show in New York City. The girls go backstage and meet the horses and riders, explore Greenwich Village, and even get signed on as movie extras when they meet a teen heartthrob riding in Central Park.
Genre: Children's Fiction
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Used availability for Bonnie Bryant's Horse Show
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Title: Saddle Club Book 8: Horse Show
Author(s): Bonnie Bryant
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You can reach Portorož by:
Reaching Portorož by plane
- with the airplane to the Airport Brnik of Ljubljana (Slovenia). Info: www.lju-airport.si
Info: www.portoroz-airport.si
Airports near Portorož
Traveling time to Portorož
Distance to Portorož
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140 km
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Reaching Portorož by road
- on the highways from the directions of Triest (Italy) and Ljubljana (tha capital city of
Slovenia), and on the main road from Pula (Croatia). Info: www.amzs.si
- with the bus from Triest (Italy) to Koper, Izola, Portorož and Piran.
Info: www.aptgorizia.it or www.autostazionetrieste.i
- with the bus from Ljubljana to Koper, Izola, Portorož and Piran.
Info: www.ap-ljubljana.si
- with the bus from Croatian Istria (Pula, Rovinj, Poreč, Umag). Info: www.autotrans.hr
Nearest road border crossings
Sečovlje, Dragonja (Croatia), Škofije, Lazaret (Italy), Korensko sedlo, Karavanški predor (Austria). Sea border crossings Piran, Izola, Koper. The border crossings formalities are minimal and in accordance with the European standards. The citizens of the European Union countries and Switzerland may enter our country with a valid identity card, others with a valid passport.
Approximate taxi prices from/to different destinations:
Price to/from Trieste
Per car (1-3 people) 80 €
Per van (4-8 people) 100 €
VAT is included in the price.
Price to/from Venezia
Per car (1-3 people) 180 €
Per van (4-8 people) 220 €
VAT is included in the price
Price to/from Ljubljana
Per car (1-3 people) 130 €
Per van (4-8 people) 160 €
VAT is included in the price.
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Transfer from all nearby airports is also available with the shuttle company GoOpti. All relevant information are available on their webpage (click here).
Reaching Portorož by train
- by railway to Ljubljana and than from there to Koper railway station. Info: www.slo-zeleznice.si
- by railway to Triest (italy). Info: www.trenitalia.it
Reaching Portorož by boat
- to modern harbour The Marina of Koper. Info: www.marina-koper.si
- to modern harbour The Marina of Izola. Info: www.marinaizola.com
- to modern harbour The Marina of Portorož. Info: www.marinap.si
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Generating Creative and Innovative Ideas: Verifying and Building on Ideas
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Generating creative ideas can be a very exciting and stimulating process. This is particularly true during the initial stages of idea generation, when many adopt an 'anything goes' approach. Later, however, the workability of ideas needs to be verified, or checked. Ideas are more likely to be relevant and useful when they have been assessed in the context of organizational needs, strategies, and resources. Some techniques that can help verify ideas are getting the opinions of key people and using simulations. Building on ideas continues the process of verifying ideas by helping to make those ideas more clear, relevant, and feasible. This course covers a variety of techniques used to verify and build on creative ideas. It outlines when to use research and when to use simulations to check the workability of an idea. In addition, it discusses ways to build on ideas effectively. Materials designed to support blended learning activities aligned with this course are available from the Resources Page.
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Any individual who wants to check the workability of creative ideas and effectively build on those ideas
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Generating Creative and Innovative Ideas: Verifying and Building on Ideas
match each stage of the creative process with the description of its purpose
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Hymn for Palm Sunday: All glory, laud, and honor
This is the obvious choice for Palm Sunday. I'll have another one (a bonus!) ready for you later in the day, more appropriate for the later part of the liturgies of Palm Sunday. Check the videos, below.
All glory, laud, and honor,
To Thee, Redeemer, King,
To Whom the lips of children
Made sweet hosannas ring.
Thou art the King of Israel,
Thou David's royal Son,
Who in the Lord's Name comest,
The King and Blessèd One. All glory…
The company of angels
Are praising Thee on High,
And mortal men and all things
Created make reply. All glory…
The people of the Hebrews
With palms before Thee went;
Our prayer and praise and anthems
Before Thee we present. All glory…
To Thee, before Thy passion,
They sang their hymns of praise;
To Thee, now high exalted,
Our melody we raise. All glory…
Thou didst accept their praises;
Accept the prayers we bring,
Who in all good delightest,
Thou good and gracious King. All glory…
This verse has been omitted from hymnals for the last couple of hundred years, mostly. You can decide if that's good or bad.
Be Thou, O Lord, the Rider,
and we the little ass,
that to God's holy city
together we may pass. All glory…
Words: Theodulph of Orleans, circa 820 (Gloria, laus, et honor); translated from Latin to English by John M. Neale, 1851.
Here's a congregation singing a modern setting of the text. You can enjoy this outdoor procession. And, believe it or not, this hymn can be schmaltzed up.
If you enjoy organ settings of this melody, there are plenty. Here's a composed "Royal Procession", a stunning improvisation, and a Bach chorale prelude.


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IEET - 3.30.10 (by Ben Hyink)
While it may be impolitic now for technoprogressives to focus on uploading, for radical life extension advocates it is invaluable to have access to brief and compelling arguments in favor of the efficacy of such a process.
It is a process that will be necessary to enable people to live longer than an average of 150 years when they are increasingly likely to die from random accidents encountered in a normal lifestyle. In the past I have made arguments against the feasibility of some forms of uploading as a means of life extension. I would like to correct that error by providing a line of argument in favor of uploading as a life extension measure, though the life that is extended may change dramatically with a dilution of the self into a larger group of minds.
Is Consciousness and the Self Bound to Biology?
Multiple types of scientific evidence point by consistent correlation to matter, and particularly matter in neurophysiological states, as the basis or substrate of cognitive processes and conscious experience. While in philosophy of mind we cannot completely rule out the possibility that such correlation is illusory or that the substrate of thought and experience is something other than the observable brain, there seems to be no compelling evidence-based reason to doubt that our observations of brain activity are observations of the locus of thought and experience.
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