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Eat Pound Cake without the Pounds
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In this episode of Diet Free Life Radio, Robert Ferguson shares insight into how you can lose weight, have your cake and eat it too. He explains the science behind being able to eat all types of food in fat burning combinations. With the Diet Free Life System you learn how to combine foods to make fat burning meals that keep your blood sugar from spiking too high. You also learn the importance of eating or snacking between meals so your blood sugar levels don't drop too low, and as a result you have your body in fat burning mode. Learn more about the Diet Free Life System at www.DietFreeLife.com
Taking Care of our Aging Parents
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Nurse next door is able to care for your loved ones with care levels ranging from companionship right up to Nursing and end of life care.
David and Luci Shaw are excited to be able to bring senior and their families the peace of mind they nedd through focused, personalized home care services. Our talent is caring and as such, our goal is to make lives better one visit at a time.
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Join us Monday 10/5/2015 as discuss a great article "9 Sins the Church Is Okay With"
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"Taking The Limits Off Radio", A non-traditional radio show with a vision to spread the Truth of God's Word; that inspires and encourages you to have a meaningful relationship with Christ, through biblical teaching and relevant information. A talk show that "breaks the chains off the norm" to promote a realistic conversation with God and his people.
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Prime Time Baking on AVN Episode 1- Cakes and Cake Like Desserts
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Welcome to the very first cooking and baking show on the American Variety Network! Welcome to Prime Time Baking! Prime Time Baking is going to be a series on the American Variety Network where Chef Alex will talk to you about baking some delicious desserts and pastries! Let's face it, everyone loves dessert whether it's cake or a fancy pastry we all eat dessert at some point!
To get us started, we are going to talk about cakes and cake-like desserts! Everyone loves cakes, they eat it for birthdays or celebrations or just eat it because they love cake!
Are you tired of ordering cakes from a bakery? We'll let's find out how to make a delicous cake at home from scratch!
Topics for the show:
-Information on cakes ( origin and history of cakes, types of cakes, ingredients for cakes, mixing method for making cake batters, and everything you need to know)
-Homemade Cakes vs Box mix Cakes
-Frostings and Buttercream discussion
- Cake-Like Desserts
-What are Whoopie pies?
-What is cake trifle?
-What is cake pops, brownies, etc?
All that plus some great recipes such as:
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Taking My Body Back with host Marshika Quarterman- Pazant
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Taking My Body Back with host Marshika Quarterman- Pazant
Tune in tonight at 9pm est. My guest will be Wendy Auman. We will talk about approaching health and wellness with an attitude of ease vs. struggle. How a cultural shift has affected our attitudes and our outcomes.
Call in 347-857-3073
Taking My Body Back with host Marshika Quarterman- Pazant
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Taking My Body Back with host Marshika Quarterman- Pazant
Tune in with my guest Joshua Pressly mastermind behind 30 runs in 30 days
Why Bakers Won't Pay Fine over Gay Wedding Cake & Mystery Guests at Church?
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Why Bakers Won't Pay Fine over Gay Wedding Cake & Mystery Guests at Church?
We have a lot in the news to discuss today and some of these stories may be controversial. Like that ever stopped us before. :)
The Cake Therapist with Award-Winning Cookbook Author Judith Fertig
Claire "Neely" O'Neil is a pastry chef of extraordinary talent. Every great chef can taste shimmering, elusive flavors that most of us miss, but Neely can "taste" feelings—cinnamon makes you remember; plum is pleased with itself; orange is a wake-up call. When flavor and feeling give Neely a glimpse of someone's inner self, she can customize her creations to help that person celebrate love, overcome fear, even mourn a devastating loss.
Judith Fertig is an award-winning cookbook author whose food and lifestyle writing has appeared in more than a dozen publications, including Bon Appétit, Saveur, and the New York Times. Judith attended École de Cuisine La Varenne in Paris and the Graduate Summer Workshop at the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. She teaches cooking classes across the country and lives in Kansas City.
Join Judith Fertig and me on Tuesday, August 11, 10-11 A.M. CT US. We will be discussing her latest novel, The Cake Therapist.
Author Amy Reichert & THE COINCIDENCE OF COCONUT CAKE on Authors on the Air LIVE
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Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes Amy E. Reichert to the studio. Her book, The Coincidence of Coconut Cake, is on my short list for romance book of the year. Here's what I found out about Amy: Amy Reichert earned her MA in Literature from Marquette University, and honed her writing and editing skills as a technical writer (which is exactly as exciting as it sounds). As a newly minted member of the local library board, she loves helping readers find new books to love. She's a life-long Wisconsin resident with (allegedly) a very noticeable accent, a patient husband, and two too-smart-for-their-own-good kids. When time allows, she loves to read, collect more cookbooks than she could possibly use, and test the limits of her DVR.
You're going to want to learn the recipe for this cake!
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Taking It To The Streets With Bishop Cook-Trapped By The Net
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Taking It To The Streets with Bishop Cook
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The Spirit of Jezebel Unmasked; Trapped By The Net
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Join my guest co-host; Apostle Jaileon Travis and I as we discuss the world of Christians and Internet Dating.
Online dating can be a tool that can be effective for some, and not so great for others, but the internet is also a breeding ground for the Jezebelite spirit, because with anonymity can come deception, manipulation, and death.
The order of our program will be as follows:
1. We will address the issue of online dating from the biblical and practical perspective.
2. You will receive valuable information about Ipredators.
3. Sister Kimberly Loftin's Testimony: Our sister will courageously tell us about one of her online dating experiences, so that other sisters may be made aware of just how easily the Spirit of Jezebel can seduce you away from God through predators on the internet.
4. Apostle Jaileon Travis will share with us life lessons and pearls of wisdom concerning the discernment of the Holy Spirit and Internet Dating.
5. Learn helpful precautions, and questions that should be asked that may help to give you more insight as to whether or not you are dealing with another true Christian looking for love, or if you are dealing with a predator who is preying upon Christians.
Visit our website at www.spiritalivebiblestudies.org
Tools Of Animal Communication, Are You Taking Advantage of Them?
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Leashes, collars, clickers, verbal and visual signals are ALL tools we utilize to communicate with our animals and yet…. are we truly taking FULL Advantage of them?
Join Charlie and Suzy as they invite you to a whole different reality of what it takes to truly utilize the tools of communication to the full advantage of you and your animal companion. What if what you thought was a failure of a tool was actual just unawareness of what you and that tool were actually communicating? Are you ready to have the full potency of the tools of animal communication?
For MORE on the Tools of Animal Communication, please go to: http://www.accessconsciousness.tv/video/836
Taking It To The Streets: The Spirit of Jezebel Unmasked Part Two
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When The Pastor Courts The Spirit of Jezebel
The current religious system makes it easy for Jezebel to breed some pretty self centered, arrogant non-serving leaders. Yes beloved, there are preachers who are operating in selfish, presumptive, and greedy pride. Oh yes, we have leaders among us who put their desires above God! We have leaders who put their plans in motion instead of putting God's plan in action! We have leaders among us who serve mammon instead of God, and who want the accolades that should only be given to God for themselves.
So, Jezebel easily succeeds in her cunning idolatry by exalting pastors—puffing them up, putting them on a pedestal, or giving them the honor God should have. She also does this by luring them to do the things of the world, and by introducing doctrines and principles that sound godly but come from the world's system.
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Nathan had his first music therapy session today. He loves music, so this was right up his alley. He really enjoyed the "tangerine" and strumming the guitar. He even made up a few songs. It was really sweet to watch.
Broken hearted
My heart is broken. Nathan came home from school today and you can tell he had been talking about cars and driving. Lately, he has been very interested in keys. His teacher gave him an old set of keys to come home with and was asking lots of questions. One of the questions was about how to take a driving test. He became very upset because his teacher reminded him that a person has to take the test alone in order to pass. He kept saying "but I am blind and can't see so can you please help me take the test?" I didn't answer right away, I was trying to find the right words. He then asked if I was blind like him would I be able to drive? I explained to Nathan that unfortunately when someone is blind they cannot drive and he said "what about an automatic car?" I said absolutely! I will NOT let Nathan believe it is not possible. He went on to tell me how all he wants to do when he grows up is be able to drive, get married and have kids. He literally talks about getting married all the time! How would I ever take that away from him. We do not discourage this idea, we just tell him he has to wait until he is older. I never want him to feel like he won't be able to have a love like that. It is days like these where I physically want to throw up from the thought of his future. It is also days like this, that I hold him a little closer and thank God for the gift of him.
What a difference a weekend makes
On July 9, 2015, Jay, Madison, Nathan, my Mom and I traveled to Chicago, IL for the Annual Batten Conference. I have to admit, I was a bundle of nerves. I had run through every scenario in my head. It started with arriving at the airport. How would check in go, how about the flight? Nathan can have a hard time on long flights and I don't like to disturb anyone. How far would the drive be to the hotel? We were traveling early and the first event was that night. Would he last the day without having a meltdown? As you can see that is a lot of worry just to get us to our destination. Then I had the additional stress of the conference. I had NO idea what to expect. I was thrown into this world on June 10th and had no idea the family that would be waiting for us.
We had been corresponding with several families via Facebook on a Batten page for families and we were eager to put faces to names. But I would be lying if I said I wasn't scared to death. It is really hard for me to go into new situations . Especially situations where I don't know what to expect. I remember being nervous walking in and the very first thing we did was go to a newly diagnosed family meeting. That is where all the families who have been diagnosed over the last year would meet their host family and have a chance to ask questions or just take a deep breath. I remember being very overwhelmed in that moment. We then went on to a cocktail party where we just got to visit with all the other families. I finally got to put so many faces to so many of the children's pages that I follow. That is the night Nathan met his new buddy Joey. It was like looking at a mini version of Nathan. Joey is so similar to Nathan is so many ways. For the first time ever I felt this amazing feeling like there is another kiddo who is like Nathan. Nathan has always been so unique. It was like no one ever understood him but in 3 minutes of their meeting, Nathan and Joey were buddies. To follow Joey, please go to Joey's Journey – Juvenile Batten Disease page on Facebook, he is an amazing little boy with a phenomenal Mom!
The next morning started with Jarrett Payton speaking. We arrived a few minutes late and were not quite sure who he was. I kept asking Jay, "who is that?". All he could say is, "I think it must be an athlete of some sort." He kept talking and there were stories of Michael Jordan being at his house and going to basketball games and seeing Scotty Pippen. Even I, who doesn't know much about sports, knew those names. But I still couldn't figure out who he was. He gave a wonderful speech and near the end made a comment about his Dad being called "Sweetness", Jay leaned over and said that is Walter Payton's son! Ok, even that one I knew:) He finished his speech and a few minutes later left. I have no idea what came over me but I became very emotional. I needed a minute to myself. I left the conference room and was walking towards the door in the lobby and I could see Jarret walking back in. As he got closer to me, he grabbed my arm and said "Are you ok?' I immediately started sobbing and told him that no, I was not ok. I proceeded to tell him that our son was just diagnosed on June 10th and was feeling very overwhelmed and needed a minute to breathe. He told me at he was in his car and ready to go home but something was telling him to come back in and that I was the reason he needed to come back. He gave me a huge hug and comforted me. It was a very odd encounter. I had not cried up until that point except for at the Doctors office in June. And here I was crying to a complete stranger. He told me a really nice story about is Dad and we had a nice conversation until I could compose myself a little better.
We spent the next three days in jam packed sessions. We met with Scientists, Doctors, Researchers, affected families and extended members of those families. In fact there was one scientist who was there that 24 hours prior had been running with the bulls. He jumped on the plane to be at this conference. There were over 400 people in attendance at this years conference. It was the biggest turn out yet. We had mini sessions that we would go to. We learned about how to better navigate an IEP, how to communicate our needs to our spouse, how to speak with Doctors and get them in touch with the experts in the field, what new doctors might be good to add in to our mix. There was one session on caring for the caregivers. It taught us that it is ok to ask for help, which is something that Jay and I both struggle with but are trying really hard to get better at. One night Jay and I stayed up until 2 in the morning talking to a couple other Dad's and that night I could have been an expert on seizures.
It is amazing what all these families have gone through. All of these children are so different, but yet we have all traveled such similar journey's. Some like us it has taken years to get the proper diagnosis. Trying different medications to try to curb an undesirable behavior when in reality, that was never the issue. I think about all the things that we have put Nathan through that maybe we didn't need to if we had known.
I believe that Nathan has always tried so hard to fit into a box that didn't quite fit him. Yes, he has had friends at school and he is happy, but I have never seen him as happy as he was during those three days. He fit, he belonged and people just got him. He discovered that he was quite charming with the ladies and there were several marriage proposals and kisses on the checks or hands. And he even discovered all the gentleman's beards and was not afraid to ask to feel them. Everyone obliged and were very gracious about it. There was not single person there that didn't understand when Nathan was having a problem. It was normal behavior and I cannot tell you how good it felt to be surrounded by understanding. I said it many times that weekend that I didn't want to leave the bubble.
There were groups for the siblings as well. Madison had lots of kids to hang out with that finally knew EXACTLY how she felt. They did day trips and went to the Aquarium and to dinner at Medieval Times for dinner. There were lots of activities she could have participated in if she chose to, but she was uncomfortable. We were reassured many times by the older siblings that this is very normal behavior. It is very understandable for her to be completely overwhelmed by what she was seeing. It may take several conferences for her to feel comfortable with her surroundings. We just want her to be assured that the support is there for her. We know how hard this is for her.
Looking back I wish walking into the conference I could have known that I was going to feel like I found a second family and maybe taken a little more time to relax and enjoy it and take a deep breath. Next year for sure.
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I am not the most technologically savvy person, so I am not sure how my WordPress site is linked to my Facebook site. I wanted to let everyone who may not know that I have a Facebook page what it is. You can find it at Https://Facebook.com/sothathecansee
Sometimes, I update information there more frequently, so I just wanted to make sure everyone knew this information.
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Coming to terms
It has been two weeks since we received Nathan's diagnosis. I would love to be able to say that I am processing it. I would love to be able to say that I feel better now that I have an answer. I would love to say that now that we know what is going on, we can do something about it. Unfortunately, there is no way to process this, there is no way to feel better and there is nothing we can do. I cannot fix this. I am his Mom and I am here to care for and protect him, and I could not protect him from this.
I do not have the words to express the depth of my sorrow that I feel for the future that lies ahead. I have had such a hard time expressing my emotions. I cannot seem to cry. I want to, I want to sob and cry so hard that it hurts, but I can't and it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong. I need to grieve, but there is a part of me that feels like I have been grieving for the last 6 years very slowly. I have watched pieces of Nathan slip away. He is not the same little boy that he used to be. I have watched skills slip away slowly. So part of me does feel like I have been grieving this whole time, but that the full impact of what we found out has not hit me.
I have read everything I possibly can about this horrible disease that will now encompass our lives. It will take our sweet boy and change him and I don't want that. I want to put him in a bubble and save him from what his future will be.
The next phase of this disease for Nathan will be seizures. I have never been exposed to seizures and truth be told, they scare me like nothing else. We are exploring the possibility of obtaining a seizure dog. There is one company that can provide them to children under 16. We are working on getting an application in to them and then we will have to fund raise in order to get this dog. It is not my favorite idea, but I am at the point that if it helps Nathan, then we do whatever it takes.
We are going to be attending the Annual Batten Disease conference July 9-12 in Chicago, IL. We will be taking the whole family and my Mom with us. We are really looking forward to this opportunity to connect with other families who know what we are facing. It will be good for all of us to be together and be able to get questions answered and meet with Doctors and researchers and other families. They have break out sessions for Jay and me and even the Grandparents. I am especially happy that Madison will get to connect with children her own age who have a sibling who is affected by this disease. There is no one in her life that can possibly understand what she is going through. It is so critical for her to make some connections with other kids that she can maintain relationships with through this process. They will have care for Nathan too so that we are able to listen without interruption. One thing we have been very careful with is that Nathan not hear this word or what is going on. We do not want him to know. He would not understand and it would be very scary for him. So I am pleased that there will be volunteers there to help with him so that he is not exposed to all of this.
As always, we ask for your continued prayers for our family. We are struggling and some days it feels minute to minute. Thank you all for caring about my family and about how we are doing. I ask that you continue to share our story so that we can spread as much awareness as possible about this disease so that we can do all we can.
The day our world changed
Nathan was born a very healthy baby. He met his milestones on time, he was a very happy, easy baby. Nothing was off, I never thought anything was different. It wasn't until Kindergarten where things started to seem off to me. Behaviorally, he was very challenging. He seemed more "strong willed" than the other boys in his class. But as his Mom, I just felt like something was not right. I took him to his pediatrician to express my concerns. She just told us that this was normal behavior for a boy and he would grow out of it. Still, I felt that we were missing something. I took him to Behavioral Specialists. I took him to some of the best Doctors at Children's Hospital. It felt like they all dismissed my concerns. But still, something nagged at me that something wasn't right. I thought that Nathan might have Autism. I took him to his Pediatrician again to express my concerns and she pointed and him and said" That child does not have Autism."
Nathan started having trouble with his eyes in Kindergarten in 2009. It was picked up in a school screening. We took him to the eye Doctor and he was prescribed glasses. Again, I didn't feel that the prescription was correct. He was still having a hard time. We took him to another eye Doctor who wrote a different prescription that again didn't feel right. We finally got on board witht the Chief Opthomologist at Children's Hospital, who started to perform more tests. He came back with a diagnosis of Optic Atrophy. His vision went from 20/40 to 20/800 in a matter of months. It was not long after that diagnosis that Nathan was considered light perceptive only. Our son had lost his ability to see. This broke our hearts in a way that words cannot describe.
In July of 2012, Nathan was admitted to the Nueropsych facility of Children's Hospital for evaluation. They wanted to take him off all his medications in a safe environment and see what they could do to help him. They performed the ADOS test which confirmed that Nathan did have Autism. They changed his medications and we were sent home and went about life.
We now were dealing with two diagnosis, Autism and blindness. We felt like we could deal with Autism. But to be hit with your child not being able to see was doubly devastating. This is a little boy who use to play soccer and was good at it. He played basketball and loved it and now he was no longer able to to those things. It broke my husbands heart. He didn't have a little boy to play catch with or go play golf with. That was something that every father deserves to be able to do with his son and now Jay couldn't. They were both robbed of that opportunity. My heart aches for both of them that they missed out on that. My daughter does not have a brother that can play with her in the same way that she sees her friends play with her siblings. That breaks my heart for her. My son can't see me when I talk to him and that breaks my heart for me.
We have been going through rigorous DNA testing with Nathan for three years. It has been such a long process full of blood draws, sking biopsys, MRI's, EEG's, and numerous misdiagnosises and taken us in so many directions that at times I didn't know which way was up. In December of 2014, Children's Hospital in Denver did a full exome panel to see if they could find out what was happening with Nathan. He was regressing in areas that were concerning. This was the last test that they could perform to see if they could find anything. On April 8, 2015 we went in for the results. They told us that this was the first time that anything had ever shown up on his DNA testing. They had a lead. Since the results were done on a computer based program they didn't have the ability to study the gene directly. They told us what they suspected it might be and wanted to do one more blood test to confirm it. They would have to send the blood to Baylor so that a set of scientists could look at the gene directly. This would take another 6 weeks to get confirmation or denial of their suspicions.
At that time we were not willing to share what they thought it might be. Some part of me thought that if I said it out loud it would be true. If I kept it to myself, then of course it would be negative. I prayed harder than I have prayed before. I worried inside and hoped that this would not be what they found. We set our follow up appointment for June 10, 2015 and sat on pins and needles in anticipation of that day. They requested that we not bring Nathan to this appointment as we never want to discuss such important matters in front of him. We have always wanted to protect him and his innocence.
I received a call on June 9 saying the results were not back yet and that we may have to reschedule the appointment. As you could imagine, my heart sank. We had geared ourselves up for this day and I don't know that we could have gone any longer. She said she would call me in the morning if we needed to reschedule. We never got a call, so we knew it was time to go heart the news. We went to the hospital and I don't think Jay and I spoke much on that drive. We were both so anxious of what we would hear. In my heart, I really thought that they were going to tell us that it was negative. The genetic counselor came in and said we have an answer. Jay and I both absolutely broke down. All the fears that we were dreading just came true. We sobbed and held eachother and cried out No! She left us alone for awhile to ourselves to process the news. Then her and the geneticist came in to talk about what it all meant.
It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to let everyone know that Nathan was diagnosed with Juvenille Batten Disease. Batten disease is a neurodegenerative disorder. There is no treatment, there is no cure, it is fatal. It is usually first diagnosed with vision loss. Eventually, he will develop seizures. Then his muscles will weaken to the point where he will no longer be able to walk or talk and he will be bedridden. Eventually, he will need a feeding tube as he will no longer be able to feed himself. And then, eventually, he will die. The lifespan for this horrible disease is late teens to early twenties. There is too much to even write about this horrible disease so if you want to research it you can go to http://www.bdsra.org.
I do not have to words to convey how broken hearted we are. You never plan on hearing news like this for your child. You want everything for your kids. You want them to be healthy and live a long happy life, well past your own life. You do not want to bury your own child. This is now something that we have to worry about. This is our worst nightmare and we really don't know what to do.
I ask that you share this page with at least one person in the hopes of spreading more awareness. This is such a rare disease that it is hard to connect with other families. If we can spread the word, then maybe more awareness will come to this and reasearching and funding will become more prevalent.
We thank you for keeping our family in your thoughts and prayers. We need them now more than ever. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to us. We are so thankful for the support that we have received.
Officially a Sixth Grader!!
Nathan had his last day of 5th grade today! He ended the year with a party at the park. Yesterday we had a meeting with the school hearing all about how much Nathan had matured this year. He is able to be re-directed easier and is willing to work. That is a huge difference from last year.
It was such a nice opportunity to hear from all of the people who put so much effort into making school enjoyable for Nathan. They go out of their way to find fun activities for him to participate in. They are very creative in how they teach him. You have to be creative to teach someone who is blind and needs hands on learning. This has been the best year so far.
And a special thanks to Mrs. Parker for making Nathan feel loved. Even though he wasn't an active participant in her classroom, she always tried to find a way to include him. If you read or remember my post from a couple of years ago, this is the same teacher who made Nathan an honorary 5th grader when Madison was in her class. She has a special place in our heart. ♡♡
Here is to all the teachers who do so much every day for their students. A lot of it goes unnoticed, but I promise we see you and appreciate everything you do!!
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- The chase sequence in the opening. Special points go to the Station Inspector's bad leg getting caught in the train door and having him ride it almost to the end of the station.
- The reveal that the Station Inspector is sharing a bath with his dog.
- Another one with the Station Inspector, when he is questionig Hugo why his dog is growling at him
- Station Inspector: Seems Maximilian doesn't like the cut of your jib, little man. He is disturbed by your physiognomy. He is upset by your visage. Why would he not like your face?
- René Tabard, a film historian who specializes in Georges Méliès' filmography, breaks out in laughter when Hugo and Isabelle reveals that Georges is still alive. He then gets shushed for making too much noise in the library.


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How Does Online Play Work In HSG Out Of Bounds?
I love HSG, been playing since PS1. I now have HSG: OB and I finally got all the patches downloaded to play online. I am a little confused about how it works. I just want to play someone online, but I keep running around in a lobby. Seems like a less than ideal set-up, but perhaps someone more experienced could explain it to me.
Anyone else from Canada play HSG online?
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Once you are in the lobby hit the triangle button to bring up the menu or go to the desk and hit X. If you are wanting to set up a small game for up to 4 players select "Create Game Room". You'll then be able to set things up to your liking for mode of play (Real Time Tournament, Stroke or Match), special rules, course, etc. Once you confirm your choices the room is created and you'll be there waiting for other players. You can also join people's games this way, just select Game Room List and see what's available.
As you probably are aware, there are also tournaments with upwards of 50 player slots available. To try your hand at these select the Tournament List in the menu. You'll then be able to scroll through and find tournaments for your level (G3, G2, G1, G0). Select the tourney, make sure to check the rules for it as some have special rules that limit your character/ clubs. When you confirm entry you'll be taken to the waiting area, the tourney will start at its appointed time.
I'm in canada as well but haven't played for quite a while- other games have called my attention away. I'll be getting in some practice when I can, though, to get a layer of rust off.


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Will you have one splurge item for this baby?
When I get that BFP it will be baby #3 and since we already have one of each and everything that goes along with them there probably won't be a splurge item. Although I would really love a new carrier so that might be in the cards!
No splurge to begin with that I can think of. We have major everything from #1 anyway. We don't plan on finding out the sex, but if it's a girl, we may splurge on a new car seat / stroller combo.
Hmmm, good question lol. I haven't thought about one item I will splurge on yet! I'll have to take a look.
For me it will be a double stroller. We have everything else from DS and everything was pretty gender neutral. Everything was green/biege and the single stroller carseat orange/biege. We do, however need a new swing as well. Yup, double stroller and swing will be it!
It will be a double stroller for us too & new cloth dipes, I feel like a dork cause I'm so excied for both!:)
Not sure of our splurge since it will be baby #3 for us. If it's a girl, of course I will have to buy some pretty clothes and pink things since everything we have now is blue and all boy For #2 our big splurge was a double BOB...we LOVE that thing!!
Otherwise, we might be looking to splurge on a new car, new house, or (gulp) both since we'll be outgrowing everything sooner than anticipated
I was going to say no since we have everything under the sun from the other 2.
But I will be getting a double BOB for sure since ds2 will still be little and our single just won't work.
Hmm.... well, we won't need a double stroller since Piper hardly uses the stroller anymore. (Only in really crowded situations). It won't be too big of a splurge, but the big thing I plan to buy is a new diaper bag. I don't need some fancy designer thing, but I definitely want something cute that will fit my needs. I threw away Piper's diaper bag when we were done with it because after all that use it was just GROSS. I'm pretty sure it had a disease.
And, of course, if it's a boy, then we'll need boy clothes!!
Nothing I can think of at the moment but I am sure something will come up!! I wouldn't mind a new diaper bag even though we don 't really need it.
I want a new pack n play or bassenette but I'm guessing it'll be a pack n play
Well now that I think of it, most likely a new pack n play, stroller, and clothes too. We got rid of all things baby after my son. Well actually donated and gave them to family and friends. I'm not sure why we got rid of everything though, especially since we want more kids, but it was kind of on a whim since we ended up moving and wanted to de-clutter.


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Well done Caral, think that's it! At least I got the parsley bit!
I have that book. But I tend to plant where I think plants will be happy, sun, shade, dry, moist etc. Colour scheming as well is too complicated for me, especially when you have to work out the times of year as well. I try to mix early flowerers with late ones so I don't have bare patches. The middle bed was supposed to be pastels and the end bed was supposed to be hot colours, but it's got rather muddled.
I don't use thermometers with my electric propagators. It's just a mild heat from the heated cable in them and they always seem to get results. If you really want to know you could get a maximum/minimum thermometer and leave it in for night and see what the temp was.
So would I.
Do you mean seeds or onions sets? Sets are like baby onions. Seeds are too small for carrier bags and don't do green shoots in a bag. The sets really should be got in as soon as possible, but I expect they can wait if you keep them cool, dry and not in a plastic bag. They are quite hardy and won't mind a frost. Can be planted in March with no worries.
I can't say with any certainty as they are very young, but is there a possibility that the first one is parsley and the second is a hellebore?
Morning all. Back from Granny duties at son's. Over 4 hours drive away. Granddaughters, 3 and 9 months were very good. DIL's parents are taking over for today and tomorrow.
A few years ago my veg garden was destroyed by deer, OH put a high fence around it, which solved that problem. But next thing was that all my flowers were nipped off and all the roses and new rose shoots were eaten in the bit of garden behind the house which had never had deer damage. They'd been in the lower bit and I'd removed all the roses and put them in pots around the house. But the deer started coming right up to the house and ate all the pansies in the pots on the terrace. OH then fenced the main flower garden behind the house, which is terraced, on a slope, quite a job.
It worked and I have my flower garden back. I'd tried other things before the fence, none of which worked, like anti deer spray on leaves, anti-deer pellets that smelt horrid, a flood light with a sensor.
Strange, not an ornamental grass for a container. You'd do better with something like a pennisetum.
It. rye grass in pic.
Morning all.
Going to son's today to look after little granddaughters while son and DIL are at work, child minder on holiday. Back Wednesday evening. Other GM taking over. It's 4 hours drive from here. Must get a move on. DIL has Mondays off.


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1. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94Marc Sewtz-Oracle Mar 3, 2008 7:41 AM (in response to JoL)Sergio,
Instructions on how to set this up, can be found here:
And once that's up and running, all you have to do is edit any report region in your application, click on the "print attributes" tab and enable PDF printing.
2. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94JoL Mar 3, 2008 9:06 AM (in response to Marc Sewtz-Oracle)Hi Marc,
thank for your reply.
I already configured PDF Printing with Apex 3.1 using FOP 0.25 and it works fine.
Also i need to use FOP 0.94 features, but the apex_fop.jsp doesn't work with FOP 0.94 libraries, there are several difference, so i need a new JSP that works with the actual FOP release.
Can you help me, please?
3. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94Marc Sewtz-Oracle Mar 3, 2008 9:11 AM (in response to JoL)Sergio,
Unfortunately we don't have a newer JSP available than the one provided. Not sure when we can make an update available. Perhaps there some APEX customers out there, who will work on updating the JSP and share this with the community?
I'll reply back to this posting if I can find out more about the plans on our end.
4. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94JoL Mar 4, 2008 9:50 AM (in response to Marc Sewtz-Oracle)Marc,
i still working to a new jsp, but i have a problem with the XSL produced by
ApEx for the Predefined Report Layout.
Is there a way to modifiy this XSL code for all PDF generated by Predefined Report Layout?
5. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94Marc Sewtz-Oracle Mar 4, 2008 10:10 AM (in response to JoL)Sergio,
Sure, you can either create your own XSL named column report layout, or create a generic XSL report column layout. Both can be created under shared components / report layouts, and then associated with report queries as well as report regions. And when creating a generic XSL layout, you start out with what's burned into the engine, so rather than re-doing the whole thing, you can just modify the burned in XSL code as needed and create a custom version.
6. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94JoL Mar 5, 2008 2:35 AM (in response to Marc Sewtz-Oracle)Marc,
i resolved, now i use FOP 0.94 with ApEx 3.1.
Thank you very much.
7. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.944610 Mar 5, 2008 9:28 AM (in response to JoL)Sergio,
Would you mind uploading the new jsp somewhere so that others can use it as well? (Or at least post the changes to the original one provided by Oracle)
8. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94JoL Mar 6, 2008 2:41 AM (in response to 4610)Sure Chad.
You can download the files at http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=21853:1
The steps to configure FOP 0.94 for ApEx 3.1 with OC4J 10.1.3.3 are :
1. Download FOP 0.94 binary (fop-0.94-bin-jdk1.4.zip) at http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/xmlgraphics/fop and extract it.
2. From the original FOP.WAR (APEX_INSTALL_DIR\apex\utilities\fop) change the fop.war\WEB-INF\lib\* with FOP_EXTRACT_DIR\build\FOP.JAR and all libraries FOP_EXTRACT_DIR\lib\*.
Also change fop.war\WEB-INF\apex_fop.jsp and fop.war\apex_fop.jsp with the new apex_jsp.
3. Redeploy the FOP.WAR application following the doc http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/html/configure_printing.html#05
4. Create a new Custom Report Layout to print all generic report. The Layout is the same of the Generic Report Layout, but you have to change the position of the following lines :
<fo:region-before region-name="region-header" extent="54.0pt"/>
<fo:region-body region-name="region-body" margin-top="54.0pt" margin-bottom="54.0pt"/>
9. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94296107 Mar 11, 2008 3:53 PM (in response to JoL)Hi,
i used your tips on getting fop-0.94 to work with Apex 3.1 and the standard report works, because i could change the Layout from Default to the one you are distributed.
But i cannot get the interactive printing to work, i didn't find the point to change the layout !?!
Can you point me out ?
10. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94Marc Sewtz-Oracle Mar 11, 2008 11:01 PM (in response to 296107)Wolfgang,
Interactive Report Region currently do not supporting changing the report layout, they use basically the same default template that's used for "classic" report regions, but there's no option available to change this to a custom version.
11. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94JoL Mar 20, 2008 6:18 AM (in response to Marc Sewtz-Oracle)Sorry Wolfgang,
but i didn't try FOP 0.94 with Interactive Report Region but with Classic Report Region.
12. FOP 0.94/95 with TOMCAT 6?411198 Oct 28, 2008 10:14 AM (in response to JoL)Hi!
I am trying to get this solution working on a LINUX system using TOMCAT 6.0.18 rather than OC4J which we don't have a license for. I have tried both FOP 0.94 and 0.95 and seem to get similar problems. Here is the error message:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: An exception occurred processing JSP page /apex_fop.jsp at line 28
25: // Setup XSLT
26: System.setProperty("javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory","org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl");
27: TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
28: Transformer transformer = factory.newTransformer(new StreamSource(new java.io.StringReader(request.getParameter("template"))));
30: // Set the value of a <param> in the stylesheet
31: transformer.setParameter("versionParam", "2.0");
root cause
Any hints, tips, suggestions, etc. gratefully welcomed!
Dave Venus
13. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94737688 Nov 28, 2009 9:45 AM (in response to JoL)Hi, I compiled Cocoon 2.2 with FOP 0.95, JFOR, POI, BATIK-1.7, using JDK 1.6, to download: http://codigolivre.org.br/frs/download.php/6407/cocoon-webapp-1.0.war
Just put that cocoon-webapp-1.0.war into you webapps folder.
In the apex administration go to, Manage Service, Manage Environment Settings, Instance Settings, Report Printing
Then in the report print settings leave like that:
Print Server: Standard
Print Server Protocol: HTTP
Print Server Host Address: (Put the address of tomcat, ex: 127.0.0.1)
Print Server Port: (put the port that tomcat is listening to, ex: 8088)
Print Server Script: /cocoon-webapp-1.0/fop_post/
14. Re: PDF Printing with FOP 0.94BowHunter Sep 1, 2010 1:29 PM (in response to JoL)I realize it has been a while, but your script help me update my apex_fop.jsp to fop-1.0. Do you happen to have a way I can add TTF fonts? I have tired many things without success including the following line after FopFactory fopFactory = FopFactory.newInstance();.


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I'm not sure what to think about Rihanna taking over the Discworld. As
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The judges will look for a good dose of entertainment along with talent and emotion in a performance while judging the dance reality show "India's Dancing Superstar" (IDS), going on air this Saturday.
There are three judges on the show. For actor-producer Ritesh Deshmukh, entertainment is important, while choreographers Geeta Kapur and Ashley Lobo lay stress on talent and emotion.
After two months of audition in 18 cities, 70,000 entries, 70 candidates were shortlisted. Star Plus launched the show here on Tuesday and announced that of the 70 participants, 24 will have a face off to select final 12 contestants who will vie for the top honour. Age is no bar for participation. The launch was hosted by TV actress Khushboo Grewal.
Ritesh, who is making his television debut with the show, said: "I am looking for entertainment. If an act is entertaining enough, I will be happy."
He also said that since he is new to this (judging), he "will also represent a person watching the show from home. I am not a great dancer, but I dance from my heart and I will look out for people who do the same and entertain others."
Kapur and Lobo will focus on the technical aspect of performances. "We are looking for acts that touch you emotionally. It is all about talent at the end of the day, but we want an emotional attachment too," Kapur said.
Lobo, also judging a reality show for the first time, said: "I decided to judge the show because it was the right platform and I think it's the right time for me."
"The show is special to Star Plus. As there is no particular format, you should be a good entertainer to participate here. The show is going to change the definition of dancing in India," Nachiket Pantvaidya, general manager, Star Plus, said at the event.
IDS is a co-production between BBC Worldwide India and Trompe d'oeil Productions.
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