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30th September 2012 03:17 PM #1
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Breastfeeding and pregnancy
Hello everyone!
This question is something I would really want to ask.
Is it safe to continue breastfeeding even upon knowing that you are pregnant?
If it is safe or at the least risk until what trimester of pregnancy is it still safe to breastfeed a much older child?
There are some moms who still breastfeed and they don't know that they are pregnant. I know some moms also whp are still breastfeeding even they know they are pregnant. What are the effects of this?
Thanks a lot!
7th October 2012 04:08 AM #2
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Hi RachelleMarie,
For most women, it is perfectly safe and often advantageous to breastfeed during pregnancy. If a woman is experiencing cramping or bleeding, then it might be best not to breastfeed until those things clear up, but most women don't experience this.
LJ, who is active on this forum, is breastfeeding her toddler and she's due to have her second child in a few weeks. My guess is that she may end up tandem feeding both children once baby arrives, though her toddler might surprise us and decide he's done. A lactating pregnant woman's milk will change in taste and will also decrease in quantity as her body prepares for the birth of her 2nd child.
Here's a video of a mum who shares an update on how breastfeeding is coming along with her 2 month old AND her 28 month old. The toddler may be weaning now, as you'll hear here talk about, but he definitely breastfed during her pregnancy. Enjoy!


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Avec Free stationnement hors rue et une connexion Wi-Fi, ce charmant Bed & Brekfast a une sensation démodée anglais, mais avec des équipements modernes. Situé à distance de marche du lieu de naissance de Shakespeare et les théâtres, Cottage d'Anne Hathaway, Stratford hippodrome et d'excellents restaurants de Stratford. Nous espérons que votre séjour paisible et confortable que possible, avec petits déjeuners savoureux et des salles claires et spacieuses.
4,6 sur novembre 10, 2012
Welcomed warmly with a pot of tea, homemade shortbread and tourist information. Breakfast was a delight with fresh and home made products. Bill is ever so nice and helpfull, even dropped me off at the busstop at the day of departure! Well recomended!
4,8 sur mai 30, 2011
I've recently had a return weekend visit to Moss Cottage. It was as outstanding as ever- a warm, friendly welcome from Bill, with a cup of tea and cake very much appreciated after the journey, and the excellent breakfasts which I remembered from last time. Bill uses good quality, locally sourced produce and so the bacon, sausage and eggs are of a really high standard. Make sure you give yourself time to enjoy Moss Cottage preserves often made from local fruit with delicious toast.Plenty of up to date information about what is going on in and around Stratford is helpfully displayed. Having a front door key to enable you to come and go during the day is really helpful. There is a regular bus service to town- although not on Sundays and Public Holidays- but it is only 15 minutes to walk into the centre of Stratford. If you like racing and go when Stratford races are on, it's about 10 minutes to walk to the racecourse. Last time I was pleased with the bedroom and en suite bathroom. This time, I was even more delighted. There was a new and extremely comfortable mattress and a new TV, well-positioned in the bedroom. The bathroom is spotless and Bill keeps the tea, coffee and biscuits generously topped up throughout the visit. Another really excellent experience.
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I cannot thank you enough for returning to Moss Cottage, It really is like greeting old friends when guests return. You said when you left you would review me again but I didn't expect another such all encompassing piece, thank you so much.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
5 sur avril 26, 2010
This was 2nd visit to Moss Cottage,this time as a birthday treat,which was also Easter weekend. Bill was as welcoming as always and his banana homemade cake,was to die for. My room had a new tv in,from last time and i was in my element. :o) Being abit of a fussy eater,nothing was too much trouble for Bill to prepare,long live his breakfast triffle. :o)
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It is so nice to have a guest return again, very flattering and makes all the work a pleasure.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
5 sur mars 26, 2010
My mother, my aunt and I came to Stratford, the birthplace of Shakespeare, to get away from the city. We had an incredible time here, the town was absolutely charming. We stayed in the Moss Cottage Bed and Breakfast. My aunt got a tip from her friend. The place was incredibly clean. The best thing about Moss Cottage was the innkeeper Bill! He was very helpful and went out of his way to make us feel welcome not only in the cottage but also in the town. I would definitely reccomend staying here if you want a relaxing get away and a wonderful breakfast!
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It is so nice to meet people from so far away and give you the old fashioned hospitality that you deserve. Thank you so much.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
4,8 sur mars 08, 2010
my wife and i stopped here on sat march 06, Bill the owner could not have been more accomadating, breakfast was made with a special touch(try Bills breakfast triffle). the rooms are very clean and nice if the double bed was a little uncumphy. At £50 for the night for both of us complete with breakfast, i call that remarkable value for money, Bill even de frosted our car for us, we will be back.
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I am truely flattered by the comments my guests have given, I have met such charming people since taking over Moss Cottage.. I fully agree with the comment on this bed after readig this review and so it was quickly replaced with a much firmer mattress.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
4,2 sur décembre 14, 2009
We had a lovely weekend break. The rooms are very comfortable; however, the service and attention is what makes this place special. The breakfast with locally sourced produce was wonderful.
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I am so pleased you had a nice stay, when starting a Bed and Breakfast I had no idea ALL my guests would be such fun and interesting people.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
4,2 sur novembre 04, 2009
I had a lovely mini break,exploring the sights of Stratford-Upon-Avon. There was a welcoming cup of tea and some homemade cake,after a long and tiring journey. Host made us feel very welcome,our room was clean,warm and very comfortable. Took away with me,the recipe for the breakfast trifle,which was the busniess.
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Thank you so much, so glad you like my cake.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
4,8 sur novembre 02, 2009
First impressions are excellent with a warm and friendly welcome, and with lots of information readily available about what is going on in the area. The rooms are light, airy and spacious. You have comfortable beds, very pleasant en suite facilities, a TV, tea and coffee regularly topped up- and nice biscuits. Interesting reading material is provided- I had an interesting early Peter Ackroyd novel amongst a range of choices. Breakfast is outstanding. Choose what you want from an extensive menu the night before and indicate when you will be eating (between 8.00 a.m. and 9.00 a.m.). You will come down to the sound and smells of your breakfast being prepared- lovely local bacon, sausages and eggs and marvellous home made bread for the toast! Prior to your choice of the cooked breakfast, don't forget Bill's homemade 'breakfast trifle'. It is fantastic. Moss Cottage is a 15/20 minute walk from Ann Hathaway's Cottage, Stratford Race Course and rather less than that to the Town Centre. Bill will tell you the short cut- also about 15 minutes- if you want to aim first for Holy Trinity Church and the river. The 28 bus runs from just outside Moss Cottage and there is a service every half hour from Mondays to Saturdays (no service on Sundays). Immaculately kept, genuinely friendly and welcoming, comfortable and with an excellent breakfast, Moss Cottage is a lovely place to stay and extremely convenient for the centre of Stratford as well as the immediate surroundings.
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Wow! What can I say, when you write a review you certainly cover everything. I am so pleased that you enjoyed your stay and that you took in so much of the local information and sights! I obviously want all my guests to enjoy their stay, but I also want them to make the most of all that Stratford-upon-Avon has to offer.
- Bill Bruce (innkeeper)
Juste à la lisière de la ville.
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom 30 miles
Situé sur le B439 au sud-ouest de Stratford-upon-Avon. Suivre les indications pour l'hippodrome. Nous sommes juste après la route Halford. Si vous venez de l'ouest, sur la route A422, tourner à droite sur Church Road, autour de la pub de Bell Shottery, puis sur Hathaway Lane, à gauche sur la B439 et nous sommes à 200 mètres sur la droite. Veuillez noter que la numérotation des habitations sur Evesham Road est séquentiel (plutôt que des nombres impairs d'un côté et même les autres).
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"Glee" star, Lea Michele, turned to twitter on Sunday night to give a sneakpeak of a photoshoot for her upcoming solo debut album. She gushed about her excimtent and then tweeted the album photos of her posing in sexy high wasited underwear and a crop top. Lea told Nylon Magazine, "I want to make songs where girls can just roll down the windows of their car or dance around in their rooms in their underwear, like, 'I hate my ex-boyfriend!' or 'I'm so in love!'"
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ACtually the 2nd choice there sounds way better to my native English years. And not to prop myself up - as that's uncool - but I'm the administrator/moderator of one of the larger Spanish grammar forums on the net. I know my grammar English and Spanish... But again - not to digress - just had to say it.. lol!!
One other common English mistake is to change the verb to meet the last word said as in - "Each of them HAVE been...." which is 100% incorrect. It can only be - "Each of them HAS been.." - though that's a very common mistake in English even from reasonably educated speakers..
BACK to Jailbreak now..
This go around, it 'sounds' like he and PBeing have done most of the leg work. They brought in the other two to finalize it but there hasn't really been any mention of ChronicDev.
Besides...@chronic is too busy doing unlocks that he might not even be interested! I don't know if I've seen one comment by him mentioning the jailbreak...
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Glad to be here! Good times!
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I'm newbie here, nice to meet you all
hello alll .!!!
I was using this forum (old version) for many days. and i just registered now.....
Hello forum, just got backtrack a couple days ago so I figured i'd say hi to every.
I'm fairly new at linux, have only been using it for a little over a month. someone in an irc channel sent me this way when they heard i was trying to crack my AP on mint. they said I may like BT.
You probably wont see me posting many questions on the forums though, you guys seem to be very brutal
Anyone have any tips on getting acclimated to the new OS? if not I'll mostly be trolling around
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I've been lurking for a while, thought I would register and say hello, looking forward to playing with BT4.
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Hello BackTrack world!! Ive got lots to learn!! Thanks for having a great forums!!
Been using BT4 for a while now and can only say that I am pleased with the distro and grateful for the people who work with it to make it the best Linux security distro out there for penetration testing.
Except from learning to use BT4 I am also studying to become a system and network administrator, but would like to work as a ethical hacker eventually when I've gathered enough knowledge.
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Nicole Kidman's hair may have been flat and lifeless at the SAG Awards, but it was bouncy and gorgeous at the PGAs! Here's how to get the look.
-Lucia Peters
The SAG Awards weren't the only showbiz accolades to break out the red carpet last weekend! The 24th Annual Producer's Guild Awards took place on Saturday, January 26, and while it was a quieter affair than its actorly counterpart, it was still full of fabulous style.
Take Nicole Kidman, for example. Since Nicole's hair looked like it had been ironed into oblivion at the SAG Awards, it was nice to see that the night before, it was bouncy, flirty, and full of style. The half-up, half-down look was created by hairstylist David Babaii using IT&LY' Hairfashion's eco-friendly and cruelty free Purity Design Line. Love it? Here's how to get it!
Read SAG Awards Hair How-To: Rose Byrne's Glossy Waves + More
1. First, mix together a little bit of IT&LY's Pure Water Drops ($35.40, amazon.com) and Pure Fluid Experience ($16.08, amazon.com). After running it through wet hair, hit up your head with a blow dryer (metaphorically, not literally), using a medium round brush to create soft curls and a smooth, rounded fringe. The two products will give your hair touchable hold and shine, but without any icky buildup.
2. Next, create a dramatic side part and sweep your hair to one side.
3. Back-comb lightly at the crown of your head; then draw the sides and top into a sexy poof at the back.
4. Add a little definition to the curls at the back of your head with a touch more of IT&LY's Pure Water Drops, and finish off with a light misting of IT&LY Pure Definition Hair Spray ($25.74, amazon.com). Gorgeous, romantic, and red carpet ready!
P.S. Check out the complete list of Producer's Guild Award winners here. Congrats to Ben Affleck and the Argo producing team for their big win!).
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's senior editor.


text: Radar is reporting that at a party a couple of weeks ago, Liam Hemwsorth was cozying up and canoodling and kissing a woman who was definitely not Miley Cyrus. They could tell because the woman could be understood when speaking and was not chewing gum all night. Meh. Liam is always canoodling. The relationship between Miley and Liam is incredibly shaky and rocky except in Miley's mind. She is so smothering that there is no way a fire could ever get started in her presence. I'm surprised she is even able to light her cigarettes. I started boring myself with blind items about them. I don't even bother any longer.


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Patience is a virtue, I am sure Apple will improve their Maps. I don't really need to use of Google.
I just installed this Classic Maps on my iPhone 4 and its crap. In Classic mode it takes too long to load up the map.
But if you like Google Maps better than Apple Maps then its a great app just slow, BUT as everything is slow in IOS6 then you probably wouldn't notice anything wrong so it'll be a great app in IOS6.
Just installed it in my iPad3 ios6 and it only has maps view no satellite and no options to change it. It's also really slow to load the map. It's still faster and better to just use google maps website and put a link on the home screen.
Lets hope they restore Google Maps in IOS7 as the Apple Maps is a huge flop. I'm hoping it goes away quicker than Ping did.
Even my 400.00 Navigon would get me lost from time to time. Nothing's perfect, and people will always find crap to complain about no matter what. I think Apple knows what the hell they're doing. I just laugh at some of the idiotic postings here.
I agree that the Apple Maps work fine, although I find it odd that when you make a post about Apple's Maps being bad the whole bandwagon follows, but when you offer a Google Maps alternative everyone sides with Apple's maps lol.


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DANGER EXPLOSIVE: Pellets are extremely flammable. Failure to follow warnings and instructions for use, or misuse of this product in any way, may cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander, as well as damage to the firearm and other property. Use Pellets only in strict accordance with loading instructions.
Keep Pellets out of reach of children.
Do not take Pellets internally.
Do not contaminate Pellets with dirt or moisture.
Keep Pellets in original, closed box until used. Do not place Pellets loose in clothing.
Do not smoke when handling Pellets.
Keep Pellets away from heat, sunlight, open flame, sparks from any source, static electricity and moisture. Be sure box is closed while shooting.
Do not subject Pellets to impact or friction.
Store Pellets in original container in a cool, dry place, away from primers, explosives, solvents, gasoline, or other sources of ignition.
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Discharging firearms in poorly ventilated areas, cleaning firearms, or handling ammunition may result in exposure to lead and other substances known to cause birth defects, reproductive harm, and other serious physical injury. Have adequate ventilation at all times. Wash hands thoroughly after exposure.
Pellets are intended to be used in place of granular powder. Do not combine Pellets with loose powder. Do not combine Pellets of different caliber sizes.
Never mix powders or use nitrocellulose based smokeless powder in muzzleloading firearms.
Do not ignite Pellet in hand or outside of firearm.
Do not break, cut or modify Pellet by any means.
Triple Seven and Pyrodex Pellets are designed for use only in newly manufactured muzzleloading, in-line rifles of 50 caliber, 54 caliber, and 45 caliber. Use Triple Seven only in a 209 primer ignition system. Pyrodex may be used with standard cap, musket cap or 209 primer ignition systems. Use only the correct caliber Pellet designated for the given caliber rifle. They are designed to be used with saboted bullets or conicals together with a fiber wad. Any other use of the Pellets is not recommended. Triple Seven Pellets are not for use in cartridges, or with patched round ball. Pyrodex Pellets may be used in cartridges.
Pistol Pellets are designed and intended for use only in newly manufactured modern replica 44 and 45 caliber cap and ball revolvers. They may also be used in 45 caliber in-line rifles. Any other use of the Pistol Pellet is not recommended.
Use of Triple Seven Pellets and Pyrodex Pellets in sidelock muzzleloading rifles, in flintlock muzzleloading rifles, using a patched round ball, or the use of conical lead bullets without a fiber wad is NOT recommended. Due to variations in the size and type of flash channels of such rifles, as well as different rifle bore diameters, and conical bullet sizes, hangfires (a delayed ignition of the Pellet) or an improper gas seal of the projectile may occur. These conditions could cause the projectile or a burning Pellet to exit the barrel in a hazardous manner, which could cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander, as well as damage to the firearm.
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When loading any projectile, be certain the projectile fits the bore snugly and forms a proper gas seal. Make sure projectile is seated all the way down the bore on top of the Pellet. Failure to do so may result in decreased performance, poor accuracy or the possibility of a burning Pellet particle exiting the barrel, which may cause personal injury or property damage to the user or bystander.
45 and 50 CALIBER RIFLE:
45 Caliber Pellets come in one size: 50 grain
50 Caliber Pellets come in two (2) sizes:
50 grain volume equivalent which equals 50 grains of loose powder by volume.
30 grain volume equivalent which equals 30 grains of loose powder by volume.
The maximum load per shot should never exceed total Pellets containing more than 100 grains volume equivalent. That means, no more than:
45 Caliber 1) Two (2) 50 grain Pellets
2) Three (3) 44/45 caliber 30 grain
50 Caliber 1) Three (3) 30 grain Pellets, or
2) Two (2) 50 grain Pellets, or
3) One (1) 50 grain Pellet and one (1) 30 grain Pellet
54 Caliber Pyrodex Pellets come in one size only:
60 grain volume equivalent which equals 60 grains of loose powder by volume.
The maximum load per shot should never exceed 120 grains (2) Pellets.
The maximum load per each revolver chamber should never exceed one (1) revolver Pellet. Exceeding maximum load may cause damage to the firearm and cause personal injury or death to the shooter or bystanders.
* At no time should the shooter exceed the firearm manufacturers recommended maximum load. If there is a question concerning the firearm maximum load, please contact the firearm manufacturer for guidance.
CAUTION: Some rifle manufacturers may recommend the use of a number of Pellets in their rifles which exceed Hodgdon's "MAXIMUM LOAD WARNING." Hodgdon specifically disclaims any and all liability arising out of the use of any data which exceeds Hodgdon's "MAXIMUM LOAD WARNING" and the user assumes all risk in doing so.
Failure to load firearm in strict accordance with these instructions may cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander, as well as damage to the firearm.
Each Pyrodex Pellet contains a black ignitor on one end. When loading the Pellet, for best ignition, place the black ignitor end of the Pellet into the barrel first. No orientation is necessary for Triple Seven Pellets.
Place gun on safety as per firearm manufacturer's instructions.
Be certain that firearm is unloaded and that the barrel and flash channel are clean, dry and free of oil or lubricant.
Clear flash channel by placing and firing at least two (2) 209, #11, or musket cap primers with gun muzzle pointed in a safe direction. Be sure no cap foil, or primer debris plugs the nipple.
Keep firearm on safety. Place muzzle away from body and insert the correct number of Pellets into the gun muzzle first (see maximum load warning). Next, insert sabot/bullet or fiber wad and conical bullet into muzzle and seat firmly on top of Pellet with ramrod. WARNING: Do not pound on ramrod or seat projectile with excessive force so as to crush Pellet. However, be certain that no air space exists between the projectile and Pellet. If an air space exists, the projectile becomes an obstruction in the barrel, which upon firing the gun, may cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander as well as damage to the firearm.
Place muzzle in a safe direction and insert the correct primer. Aim firearm in safe direction, remove safety and fire.
Failure to load firearm in strict accordance with these instructions may cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander as well as damage to the firearm.
Follow firearm manufacturer's instructions for making gun safe prior to loading.
Be certain that revolver is unloaded, that nipples are free of lubricant, clear and that no percussion caps are on nipples.
Position unloaded revolver with barrel in vertical upright position, preferably in a loading stand.
Place revolver hammer in half-cock position.
With muzzle of revolver barrel away from body, rotate cylinder and align an empty chamber in cylinder with barrel and drop one (1) Pyrodex Pistol Pellet down barrel into empty chamber.
Rotate cylinder to next empty chamber and repeat step 3 until five (5) chambers are loaded. (WARNING) it is recommended as a safety precaution that only five (5) chambers be loaded, leaving empty chamber for the hammer to rest on when the remaining chambers are loaded.
With five chambers now loaded with Pellets, rotate cylinder and place a .44 or .45 caliber Ox-Yoke Wonder Wad® (or equivalent felt wad) in each chamber, seating each wad with revolver loading lever on top of Pellet.
Next, rotate cylinder and place correct size 44 or 45 caliber pure lead round ball in each chamber, seating each ball with loading lever on top of felt wad.
WARNING: Be certain that no air space exists between the projectile (ball) and Pellet. If an air space exists, the projectile becomes an obstruction in the chamber, which upon firing the revolver, may cause personal injury or death to the user or bystander, as well as damage to the firearm.
With revolver barrel pointed in a safe direction, rotate cylinder and insert proper size percussion cap on each of the nipples of the loaded chambers. Revolver is now ready to be fired. Aim firearm in safe direction, place hammer in full cock position and fire.
Sabots: Due to the higher energy, more efficient nature of Triple Seven and Pyrodex Pellets, certain sabots may not function properly. To insure shooter satisfaction with Pellets, it is recommended that the following guidelines be followed when selecting sabots:
Use only one piece sabots; sabots designed in two or three pieces will not survive Triple Seven or Pyrodex Pellets.
For 45 caliber rifles, select a sabot that will use a 40 caliber bullet.
For 50 caliber rifles, select a sabot that will use a 45 caliber bullet.
For 54 caliber rifles, select a sabot that will use a 50 caliber bullet. (Pyrodex Pellets only)
Failure to follow these recommendations may result in poor accuracy and low customer satisfaction. Sabot failure is expected with any sabot that does not meet our recommendations. A sabot failure is a very evident event. Recovered sabots will be fragmented and torn. A sabot that fails will cause the bullet to behave erratically, resulting in sub-par accuracy.
Conical bullets with fiber wads: To insure successful performance of conical bullets in 50 caliber rifles with Pyrodex Pellets, a charge of 100 grains, two (2) 50 grain Pellets and a fiber wad must be used between the Pellets and the base of the conical bullet. The fiber wad will provide an adequate gas seal at the base of the conical bullet preventing gas from escaping around the conical bullet. Failure to use a fiber wad with a conical bullet may result in excessive leading of the bore, poor accuracy, low velocity and/or launching a flaming Pellet downrange, igniting ground cover upon impact. (Read warnings). Fiber wads are commercially available from a number of sources; they may be made from wool felt or plant fiber materials. These wads are generally lubricated with an all natural lube which assists in the creation of a gas seal and keeps fouling soft in the bore.
Ballistic data shown in this brochure has been developed in our laboratory under strictly controlled conditions. Ballistic data can vary considerably depending on many factors including components used, how such components are assembled, degree of fouling or leading of the barrel, the type of firearm used, and the loading techniques and safety precautions utilized by the individual. NEVER mix any two powders regardless of type, brand or source. NEVER substitute smokeless powder for Pellets.
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Not just in an ideal world - in the real world as well; at the very least, they must be aware of the testing underway. It's really a coordination effort between your client and their hosting provider.
Remember, a lot of hosting providers are hosting multiple domains/apps on a single node. In this case, not only will you potentially disrupt your client's services (which your client is expecting anyway, so not a big deal), but you can potentially disrupt unrelated services. As well, you don't want the hosting company to think they're under a real attack and start an investigation, alerting authorities, etc.
You'll need to check with your legal team on how your agreement(s)/contract(s) spell out resolution on this situation (if they even do). Better to check twice and be annoying about it, than not check and leave yourself open to legal trouble.


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JOURNAL ><* VOL. 7. ■ PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SEPTEMBER 2, 1915. NO. 12. fs ol Especial Interest to ♦ Minnesota Readers, mQunp Li^. riiyii u/nimrt; ;n nUUniiuU Head of Roman Catholic Diocese of Winona Shot Twice by Priest Supposed to Se Demented. Bishop Patrick R. llcl'Crou, in charge of the diocese of Winona an.d fo rector of St. P inary, was shot i by Father L. M. Lesches, a de- il ed priest, and The shooting took place in Bishop Heffrcn's private chapel at Wii er Lefsch' sd and wi ing fired twice with a 22-caliber revolver. One bullet took effect in the right side of the chest, penetrating tho The other is a ilesli wound in the hi] ^^m ■^^J !'cs went to his room In and locked hi i rested there soon after by Sheriff Parr and Chief of Police , who forced an entrance at the of revolvers. The wo sassin is locked up in thc Winona county jail. While it is said there is no immediate p is in sui h an lition that th ire attending him. plications also are tea Assailant- in Nervous Condition. Rev. Father Fetches is forty-six years old, and is a dark haired, short and stocky individual. Me has been a resid 's resides fifteen da; inona in an 5 nervous <bnd i !e last assisted in clerical duties of a parish several years a iishop He in his pri apel at ■ had almost com when the assassin from his room, carrying a loaded re- ^ olver. He was within ten feet of the he fired. ; biil- d its mark, went picture and lodged in tlie altar. Ths next, i ; aud striking liis I on the The bishop at that point, it is lie next bullet it lung, limns on his vi indicate tho prelate's movements during the tragic men! lie and Fesches wore alone in the little chapel. ome Record Break ing Crops Yield, Reported this Fa J. 15. Bednar threshed :'.■> acres of barley which yielded 40 bush- acre. His rye 14 busl per acre;; wheat 20, andsideoats ii.") bushels per acre. Carl Beimert claims an oat crops lushels per acre. But the heaviest yield so reported is that of A. J. Berjg- qui.st of West Buh. He claims to have threshed 108 bushels of oats from, one acre. (er Sol in e'er of Genola has threshed 800 bushels of oats from 12 acres oi' rented hind.. Herman Block threshed two Two Little Falls Men jLocals of Pierz |The Village Now Has Auto Shortens Killed in R.R.Wreck And Vicinity | A Dump Ground Distances At Barnesvifle RAPS FOES OF EFFICIENCY See Lucille Love at Faust's1 At last v it! The vil- | Opera House Sunday night, lage authori la dump That the report which reached _ 'ground from Adrian GreJl this place Monday stati G- A- Lofgren of Hoffman a Little Palls man had term of ten years. Rubbish and Comma quite numerous in our village; Tuesday. Big Pall Term about to bi it St, Cloud Business College! !Write for particulars now. :aut. The chai haul ing v ad. ■nsL be hau \ ilhin hilled at Barnesville had Is, gel your books ready, the limns of the dump -round. foundation, Lin- na liool begins Monday. ither F Bros, or were slightly mixed, is evidenced by the following dispatch: Barnesville, Aug. 30th.—Two men and seventeen head of horses were killed here about 1:30 o'clock this morning, when the Great Northern passenger train hit a car that had been blown out of the main track. The dead: Sullivan News I e w loads of oats and says he will Fred Bassett and Edw. John average about 80 bushels to the acre. ami ay MUNITIONS ORDER REFUSED St. Paul Concern Offered $15,000,000 Contract. The can Hoist and Derrick iany of St. Paul lias rejected an war munitions \vi i,00.0. The contract has been under consideration for many iks. The cause of the r< jection wa ■ were not satin, the a of thi meant a large profit it at that ma ! have ;!e in the plant, which I of the best plants of its kind in the world. One of tho big Items in tlie con to $2,000,- Oli - said I pany will now make any war materials. RAILROAD IS ORDERED SOLD Minnesota Line to Be Disposed of at Auction. Tlie Hill I in the capito! si eral Judg ris. He najneil h tton. Th" court stipulated that r less than $100,000 should ipted. The from ssippi landing in the county of Aitkin lo Hill City, the same county. mortgages, i. The ral is given i iys in which to pay. MINNESOTA PAYS $6,000,000 Game poachers in Morrison t1 y will operate under < cullies from this time until the season opens. Charles Syl who was in Minneapolis lay to attend the game pro- ; iiig. secured the pointtnent of a game warden for this locality. He is I. Paul today and Carlos Avery, game and fish commissioner, has promised that he will remain, until the chicken season opens, Sept. 7. son, both of Little Palls. A switching crew working in the Barnesyille yards shunted a car of horses down the siding, but failed to stop it and, !. caught by the wind, it rolled down grade, gding a mile and a I half west of Barnesville, where it was struck by ihe pai Dead horses were scatl I feet along the track, Tin engine crew and passen<; were uninjured, The horses were owned Piei'z, .\ii-iii. The Lwo dead men i|ig in the car with the stock. Mr. it, unmarried, who Ed. Linnelian spent a Swallows are getting ready |days ol lasL week in SL PauL to migrate to their winter j ->■ and Thomp- homes. ; son Friday at tl CarlJacobi of St.PauJ was in town last Tuesday calling, home a b'ne string omers- v; -n, Theodore tF Ed. M. Lafond of the ,lil!i Vermerskin ,P "- ■ . t,, , I at the lake afi last we lranscript was here Mondaj soiicitinj or-Morrison >■ T. S. Look and Friday. Forty year- ■ to. be mi - t, just tiiis afternoon, arrived in Little Falls two months' joui with an i south during tbe afternoon and stop-! ped at what was known as the Porter place on the now the ■ aiily d bine am only . County maps. George Fichtingi and mother of Freeport came liere Monday to Kelp him gather in tlie. hi Little Fails Newi C. E. Look" and Family visited at the H. C. Smith ! am-; y Bruni Pierz has i From Trai John F. Kugel, who h; ny, n iday Governor 'id of Minnesota Speaks at Boston. Sell the efl nd ecom □ the rnor \\". to the gr ibled in but who 1 o of STRIKE ON GREAT WESTERN T. S. Look and wifi .. in a with tlieir motlu r, Mrs. Ford, has made his home in Littl Palls since iii;.; childhood, has Batun been working with the Kippley been hired to teach school in j Suud; allivan, disf-ricl 124,! il year. Ldkins, Sim. John Finnemau and P. J. i Mr. Popelick, wife and on of Wallmark of Pulaski were'Platte town visited with the W . ijT. simi lar v. Riirkpr Npw^ The Miuhesot; ate that lamps must be turned on one' hour '• p > i R sunset a nd lighted until one hour ,\ sunrise if the machine is on a public highway. We'd give 30 cents to see the shape of tlie head in which it originated. Why not turn ihe lights out when the sun rises. at Albany, doing state road work. AL the completion of the contract he was sent with the Kippley hor; 1 Drtb Da kota. From all information that can be gained Bassett must have been asleep in the car when it rolled onto . Mr, John Hausman. resides on Seventh street northeast and lains will probable be brought to Little F burial. hi it re ceived a telegram hildren i j wit ildegan rmers- Sims, TSund; lien will te; liool in Dollars",: "And how doi hal look on rue? 1 iocs ii iuake me li the womaii In I hop. •■ \h. mndniu," I "it makes you look $30 younger."—Yon- kers Statesi GENERAL MA TS. alls; I for the next school year. ■ ace Faust lias1 r "H,k's- to teach school in ■' New Pierz for .John Roe. vis: in the of the New '; Marga Mrs. Chrii and lit I and [llif Wal W. Sunday at th returned from lo Telegraph Operators Preparing to ive Their Keys. who - Paul tl DULUTH WHOLESALER DIES ■ IToundling assylum, ,)..!.! Ed -, ary E. I ton- ay for St. Paul to spent a morning stating that i killed with i- lillinery I .h>: wisli tiii Johnson i i Us. .lohn igher le four children who were and : State Turns Over Federal Government Share of Taxes. past The [come ;;l re- mmis- Grain and Produce Tlarket Report. Wheat, No. 1, .83 Wheat, No. 2 .81 Flax, 1.50 Barley 40-43 Rye 76 Oats :)7 -28 Ear Corn May $! Butter, Creamery . 37 Dairy -7 • 13 Flour, Best " Straight • i L 1.40 Shorts left Lrdianship, whe, liP- left their.mother wa, killed bv herjSt-i>aul io vi husband, Theodore Martin. Mr.|8u11" >n name Bergheim was appointed guar- was B dian lor the children and a sli [ileg time aoo j given his ii; i was over i. ageaiid }),■. RrT. Healy out U elf. ,1 Le ha ;ilui wife. employed with Bassel of the fact -, stalks not b William R. Stone, Eighty-eight Year's Old, Passes Away. TO BRING COLONISTS HERE 'aul road work at Albany and s1 Fonr i[{U" were ed with him in the Kippley car shipped fn for North Dakol The 17 h(>: e own-. .Mike Leese aud Alike was nol .. the Grea i K'ailw that all dai >t. | asked: "When k come froi old Mil Italian Consuls View Large Duluth. ' . LUCILE LOVE -AT— ------'-'-- - '-;FAUST'S OPERA HOUSE A ■ visit' didn't <i. . Pulaski vis rank: and .\ 1 rs. N. ota. V. will work at ha and threshi; in a WASECA CARRIED BY WETS of Seventeen Precincts Give Mi ties to Di Beans Onions 60 We give a first clas? St. Paul | moving plctureshow,eve Hog Market. • ry Sunday We b Tuesday. - MANKATO PHYSICIAN DIES »ud. Rope of Sheets Saves Life. ■ ,'jme. Thursday rday Ave. Price, will run a better ckiss i pictures than before . Jr. 4000 feet. Lucile o /I! Love will run serially for John ay 15 weeks. Don't miss it. ' We CO Show opens at 8:15 sharp.
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fs ol Especial Interest to
♦ Minnesota Readers,
Li^. riiyii
u/nimrt; ;n
Head of Roman Catholic Diocese of
Winona Shot Twice by Priest
Supposed to Se Demented.
Bishop Patrick R. llcl'Crou, in charge
of the diocese of Winona an.d fo
rector of St. P inary, was shot
i by Father L. M. Lesches, a de-
il ed priest, and
The shooting took place in Bishop
Heffrcn's private chapel at Wii
er Lefsch' sd and wi
ing fired twice with a 22-caliber
One bullet took effect in the right
side of the chest, penetrating tho
The other is a ilesli wound in
the hi] ^^m
■^^J !'cs went to his room In
and locked hi
i rested there soon after
by Sheriff Parr and Chief of Police
, who forced an entrance at the
of revolvers.
The wo sassin is locked up
in thc Winona county jail.
While it is said there is no immediate p is in sui h an
lition that th
ire attending him.
plications also are tea
Assailant- in Nervous Condition.
Rev. Father Fetches is forty-six
years old, and is a dark haired, short
and stocky individual. Me has been
a resid 's resides
fifteen da; inona in an
5 nervous
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The annual Job & Internship Fair at Bridgewater State University will be held Wednesday, April 2 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. in the Rondileau Campus Center Ballroom. More than 60 employers, representing a broad spectrum of career fields including accounting, aviation, finance/banking, human/social services, communications, technology, sales, customer service, retail, insurance and management, will attend. Professional dress is recommended and please be sure to bring plenty of resumes. The Campus Center is located at 19 Park Avenue, with free parking available. The fair is open to the public.


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Joshua James
Spotlight show • Rootsy singer-songwriter Joshua James will finish his seven-week national tour in Salt Lake City. James, based in American Fork, recently talked about the "exceptional" days he had on tour promoting his latest album, "From the Top of Willamette Mountain," but he missed "my lady and my animals." This weekend, back at his farm, he will dive into spring by planting okra, kale, carrots, corn and pumpkin. He also will enjoy fresh chicken eggs and goat's milk cheese made with contributions from the animals on the farm. On the music side, he will also be recording albums from some Utah County acts he produces and prepping for the May 7 release of "Beware!," the four-song EP taken from his "Willamette" sessions. The EP will be available at Friday's Urban Lounge show before being released nationally. Isaac Russell, a member of James' band, will open the show.
When • Friday, April 19, at 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $14 at 24Tix
Zakk Wylde
Spotlight show • Zakk Wylde, the leader of hard-rock band Black Label Society and axman for Ozzy Osbourne will give a special acoustic performance with bandmate Nick Catanese. It will be combined with a reading and question-and-answer session about his new book, Bringing Metal to the Children: The Complete Berzerker's Guide to World Tour Domination. Warning! This is not a children's book. Rather, "It's 'Seinfeld' on steroids," said Wylde, 46, in a recent telephone interview. "It's like 'Animal House.' " After nearly three decades in show business, Wylde decided to regale his fans with behind-the-scenes yarns from life on the road. It includes profane and often hilarious anecdotes that sometimes revolve around bowel movements moments when he and his co-author had "tears coming from our eyes and pissing ourselves." Sharing stories is a skill Wylde learned from Osbourne, who backstage would tell tall tales about rock-and-roll excess. According to Wylde, "half of [the book] has advice in it we had to put in 'what not to do.' "
When • Wednesday, April 24, at 9 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $30 in advance, $35 day of, at SmithsTix
Monika Jalili
Spotlight show • For something completely different, Monika Jalili and her trio will present an evening of Persian pop songs from the 1940s through 1970s as well as traditional love songs from Persia, now Iran. Jalili, whose husband was born in Iran, was born and raised in New York City and has lived in Sandy for four years. A classically trained singer, she learned the songs from friends and her in-laws and is proud to be able to deliver songs unheard in Iran since 1979. "Once that [Iranian] Revolution hit, those songs were banned, even though many Iranians love them," she said. The songs were forbidden to be performed or enjoyed because "pop" songs are influenced by the Western tradition of popular music, she said. Jalili hopes to be able to perform the songs in a free Iran someday, but in the meantime, she enjoys performing them to Iranian immigrants who remember them fondly, as well as introducing them to new audiences who appreciate the poetry and sounds of Persia. "I fell in love with Iranian culture," she said. "I wanted to get these songs out there." The concert is sponsored by the Excellence in the Community Foundation.
When • Thursday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free admission
Machine Gun Kelly
Best known by his initials, MGK, this Cleveland-based rapper released his debut album, "Lace Up," last year.
When • Friday, April 19, at 8 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at SmithsTix.com
Joshua Payne Orchestra Farewell
One of Salt Lake's favorite local jazz trios is playing one last show before moving to Los Angeles. Special guests are The Weekenders, Pablo Blaqk and Jay William Henderson.
When •Friday, April 19, at 9 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 at thestateroom.com
The rapper/poet, who calls himself "pale kid," has more than 24 million views on YouTube for his video "Watsky Raps Fast."
When • Friday, April 19, at 7 p.m.
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $12 advance, $14 day of; at 24Tix.com
The electronic band, best-known for its single "Sail," headlines the University of Utah's Grand Kerfuffle concert. The show includes MUTEMATH and Katie Herzig.
When • Friday, April 19, at 6 p.m.
Where • University of Utah Union Lawn, 200 South Campus Drive, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at SmithsTix.com
Ten Plagues
Metal band Ten Plagues performs as part of The Conscience and Winter's Iris in The Glass House Tour. Constellations will open.
When • Saturday, April 20, at 6:30 p.m.
Where • The Shred Shed, 60 E. Exchange Place, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $8 advance, $10 day of; at SmithsTix.com
This Southern rock, indie band is touring to promote its self-titled debut album. Night Sweats and The Saintanne will open.
When • Saturday, April 20, at 8 p.m.
Where • Bar Deluxe, 666 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $5 advance, $7 day of; at 24Tix.com
Dilated Peoples
The Los Angeles-based underground hip-hoppers are expected to release a new album later this year.
When • Saturday, April 20, at 8 p.m.
Where • Park City Live, 427 Main St., Park City
Tickets • $20 at SmithsTix.com
Royal Bliss
Local hard rock band performs with King Niko, Samuel Smith Band and Hour 13.
When • Saturday, April 20, at 8 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $11 advance, $16 day of; at SmithsTix.com
Gift of Gab
Half of the hip-hop duo Blackalicious is headlining the sixth annual 801-420 Party.
When • Saturday, April 20, at 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at 24Tix.com
Spirit Family Reunion
The folk band got its start at farmers markets, streets and subway stations in New York.
When • Wednesday, April 24, at 8 p.m.
Where • State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at thestateroom.com


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The Best Celebrity Hot Sauces
When an overly bitter cocktail needs a shot of sweetness, there are a number of fixes in a bartender's arsenal. You might think to grab your trusty bottle of simple syrup to take the edge off, but others are adding in a more natural option: honey. In many cocktails, honey's thickness and depth of flavor can stand up against other ingredients, whereas simple syrup or agave nectar often recede into the background. Just imagine a Bee's Knees without the sticky stuff. All you'd be left with is a glass of gin and a squeeze of lemon juice. Squirt in some simple syrup and you'd have a gin sour — a fine cocktail, but one with a completely different flavor profile.
Frank Caiafa, beverage manager at Peacock Alley at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, has been a fan of honey cocktails for much of his career. His fascination with the ingredient reached a crescendo last year when the hotel installed beehives on its roof deck on the 20th floor. Since then he has been tapping the hives for the sweet stuff and creating a steady stream of honey cocktails for the bar. "I try to include at least one cocktail on the list at all times," he says. "Honey adds viscosity to drinks, and it's thicker than simple syrup, so it's a nice alternative."
So in honor of National Honey Month, and the millions of bees who work to produce what has become a staple for some of the best bartenders around, we've asked them to share a few recipes for honey cocktails from their respective bar menus. Once you try these out at home, you may very well find yourself pushing that bottle of simple syrup into the depths of your liquor cabinet.
"This drink is based on the Bees Knees. If you don't have Bison Grass Vodka, you can substitute it with a London gin like Tanqueray or Beefeater."
—Frank Caiafa, beverage manager at Peacock Alley at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City
- 2.25 oz. Żubrówka Bison Grass Vodka
- 1 oz. honey syrup (one half honey to one half hot water)
- 3/4 oz. fresh lemon juice
Add ingredients over ice and shake. Strain into a chilled martini glass and garnish with a blade of bison grass (if available).
The Best Japanese Beers to Drink in the U.S.


description: October 11, 2012—The rare West African seahorse has been filmed in the wild for possibly the first time. Researchers hope to learn more about the species and help create a more sustainable trade in the animal. It's estimated that around 150 million seahorses are sold annually for traditional medicine worldwide.

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For possibly the first time, video of the little-known West African seahorse, has been captured in the wild.
Zoological Society of London researcher Katie West recorded the video while travelling with local fisherman off the coast of Senegal.
SOUNDBITE: Katie West, Researcher: "We've seen the first live seahorse, and it's about this big... and it's really difficult to film."
Researchers are concerned for the species because within the last 20 years or so, the seahorses have been increasingly harvested and exported for use in traditional Chinese medicine.
An estimated 600,000 are sold each year.
Poor visibility and rough diving conditions make it difficult to study the West African seahorse, so, little is known about it
The bright reddish-brown seahorse is one of two native species exported around the world, and since 2002 it has been on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.


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Taylor Swift playing Rapunzel for Disney
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Taylor Swift portraying "Rapunzel" is the newest "Dream Portrait" at Disney Parks. The image, which was shot by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz, was released today (Wednesday) and is a part of an ad campaign featuring celebrities posing as Disney characters.
Taylor says doing the photo was special, since her experiences at Walt Disney World helped shape her imagination.
She says, "I look back and I think of all the times that me and my little brother went to Disneyworld and we were able to escape to that place any time we had a hard time. And I think it really helps form kids' imaginations in a way that is immeasurable, really."
The ads will appear in upcoming issues of Vanity Fair, InStyle and People.
Now, if only she could finally find her Prince Charming...


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Joined: 28 Feb 2005
Posts: 17
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:56 am
Post subject: Saints Looking at Quarterback
The March issue of Sporting News reports the Saints as being tired of coddling Aaron Brooks. It goes on to say the Saints might try to pick up free agent quarterback
Kurt Warner
Further, there are whispers the Saints are weighing moving up in the draft, versus staying where they are in the middle of the first round. The move up would potentially be to take
LB Derrick Johnson, Texas
. The issue is that
LB/DE Shawne Merriman, Maryland
might be the better pick. He might still be available in the middle of the first. That would allow the Saints to address need, without giving up any picks. As for the offensive line, sources say they will more likely turn to free agency to add strength. This draft is weak up front on the o-line.
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Posts: 670
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:29 am
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QB, oh please no.I wouldn't be happy if the Saints drafted a QB in rounds 1-3.In the fourth, I would have no proble taking a future QB.
And whispers about trading up for Derrick Johnson.Where is your source?I would cut off my left arm, If we could draft DJ.
Also, the FA OT is spot on.The Saints are going to sign RT Fred Miller from the Titans, bank it.
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Posts: 17
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 4:01 am
Post subject: Sources
I cannot reveal my exact source. He wouldn't like that at all. I will say I am a journalist for an affiliate of a national broadcast organization. I live and work in Louisiana, and I played high school football with a Saints player. I have covered the Saints for six years. I am fairly reliable. However, the aforementioned post says Merriman is the "X" factor. He might be the better deal, given the fact that Johnson will require us to give our first pick, second pick and player that we wouldn't want to lose. It might even force us to give up first, second and next year's first. In addition some of the mock drafts I have seen show Johnson falling. Not too far, but in the fith to even ninth pick region. I realize he's better than that, but the teams drafting in the top four have far more pressing needs. It might be wise to wait and see if Johnson falls. If he does, trade up to the five to nine region. The terms would almost definintely be more desirable. If he doesn't, wait for Merriman.
Minnesota might be the key in trading up. If Johnson falls to their pick, the Saints could possibly work out a trade, or Minnesota could just take Johnson. You have to remember, though, the Vikings took E. J. Henderson with the eighth pick last year. He's worked out fairly well. The interesting thing is, Minnesota will almost certainly need a wideout. The Saints have some tradebait at that position. Further, Minnesota could add picks from the Saints to bolster their entire lineup. A quality wideout will be available at the Saints current pick. Another thing, keep in mind, both of these teams have been bitten from drafting defense high (Vikings-K. Williams, Saints- J. Sullivan).
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Posts: 670
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 4:08 am
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I understand about the source, I wouldn't want you to get in touble.
Thanks a lot for the info you have provided here.It is very helpfull to us Saints fans wanting and waiting for info.
I'm sure a lot of people at the Saintsreport.com forums would love to see you posting there.
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Location: New Orleans
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:29 pm
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K. Williams a bust?
I'll take him over Sully anyday.
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Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:29 pm
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K. Williams not a bust.
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Location: Orlando, FL
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 6:47 pm
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K. Williams is one of the top young d-lineman in the league how \can you even mention him as a bust??
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 3:02 am
Post subject: Clarification
I wasn't calling K. Williams a bust. Look at the thread, did I say bust? When you draft a player in the top ten you expect a player that "changes" your team. Anyone here expect us to draft D. Johnson, him to be awesome, and our defense to be average to below? Williams was drafted to solidify their defense, and make Hovan and company awesome. Anyone here think the Vikings "D" is awesome? That's what I meant. I really don't even think Sullivan is a bust, yet. He's very young, and could come out of the "funk." He was drafted as a Junior in college, but I really didn't see picking him that high. Even so, he could turn the corner with more discipline.
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:48 am
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oh, well that I agree with, K. Williams just needs a little more help, I think he will be a great player and if they can get other good players around him they might get to be a great defense.
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Location: Ft Polk, LA
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:57 am
Post subject: Couldn't Resist but to put my thoughts up for discussion
Hello to all Saints Fans!
Especially to the lifelong fans.
My discussion is 2 part, but ties in with this subject.
1) The Saints have more weapons on offense than any other NFC south team(who by the way all have been to the ring match in the last few years), but no way to get them the Ball. So.... Do we just want the ring or do we want to continue to build a "solid" team.
a) Ring option - Kurt Warner in free agency, trade Brooks and draft for the holes in our defense.
b) solid team - Free agency for holes in defense, hope that Brooks can lower interceptions and increase TD passes, and draft for the future like The best LB in the 1st and a backup QB in the 2nd like Kyle Orton (who has the size and arm to get the ball to our stable of receivers) Further picks should be based on getting solid back-ups for critical positions. Possibly CB/S/TE/DE type guys.
Lastly, There might even be a hybrid of these ideas, but I truly believe that the team, management must make this decision. Ring or future? If the later is chosen, it might be SOS(same ol saints) for the next couple of years, which includes new coaches.
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:09 am
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I like the idea but I doubt Kurt Warner is going to be taking the Saints to any Super Bowls or championship games, our offense was not the problem, the 32nd ranked defense was, Aaron Brooks should be traded but Kurt Warner is not the Super Bowl option, we could do just as well with a rookie, Warner is not a great player like he was with the Rams he is a decent player like he was with the Giants. In My Humble Opinion
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 2:25 pm
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You had K. Williams in the same breath as Sullivan.
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Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 2:27 pm
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Let's bring this discussion out as it's own topic. Superbowl or bust!
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I-25 death a suicide
A 25-year-old woman committed suicide by stepping into traffic on Sunday on I-25 in Fort Collins according to the Coloradoan.
A Colorado State Patrol Trooper found the woman, while he was inspecting a southbound-parked car along the highway between Prospect and Harmony roads according to the Reporter Herald.
The Fort Collins police said they received a call from the woman's friend around 10 p.m. notifying them about the woman's suicide intentions. The woman's body was found before the Fort Collins police could respond.
The Fort Collins police said the vehicle that hit the woman did not stop and the driver may not have recognized that they hit a woman.
Police investigators are requesting information about the driver or incident. Please contact detective Heather Moore at (970) 221-6895 or Crime Stoppers of Larimer County at (970) 221-6868.


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Faces of Liberty (March 5 - March 28 only) Faces of Liberty is a traveling photo-journal display that puts human faces on complex civil liberties issues by describing the challenges experienced by ordinary men, women and students who faced unpopularity and adversity. The exhibit documents 22 cases where people, who in defense of their civil liberties, have been helped by the NYCLU. This is a walking exhibit with pictures in several locations throughout the library. We invite all to take a minute and walk through the exhibit to read the stories that go with the faces.


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Data BC what's working and what's broken
So Data BC has been live for a short while now and they've clearly been listening and making improvements to the service. So here's a quick update to my prior post:
First, what works.
They've added some new high value datasets -- new fiscal data, payment card datasets, park trails, etc.. Really useful stuff for app developers. Unlike the federal government attempt at opendata, this one seems to have real potential to get a meaningful amount of BC's high value data out to the public. So on that front they must be commended and are doing a really good job. I met with Herb Lainchbury (of opendatabc) this week and he's going to be adding some data request tracking to the opendatabc website shortly, so we'll be able to get an even better picture of the request->fulfilment landscape going forward -- and not just for provincial data, but for federal and municipal requests too.
Next, data bc has added some usability features, top datasets, most downloaded, editors picks etc.. excellent stuff.
The search engine seems markedly improved from days prior, and I seem to be able to find data I'm searching for.
But with the good comes the bad, here's what doesn't work:
Data still doesn't appear to be locally hosted, or mirrored, and frequently download links take you off to some other system that requests personal information and presents other licensing terms. The @data_bc twitter folks stress that the good opendata license does apply to linked data, which seems to suggest that we can disregard the sub-licenses, but the process seems largely in transition. What opendata folks want: data on an endpoint. Links that actually download files directly.
Next, they've made a lot of good geospatial information available. Obstacles to fish passage is a huge one for environmentalists, and they've also released bathymetric mapping for lakes in BC. Sounds awesome, but the KML data files provided are mere links to WMS servers -- I must stress, this is awesome data, but WMS is a -service- not -data-. Today's ios and android apps need vector data available to work offline. KML would be awesome for this but a KML frontend on a WMS server means it wont work.
The spatial data also seems to have a lot of 'collection' data, that is data files that are largely links to other data files, many of which actually end up at a WMS server. These files need to be split, dumped and hosted at data.gov.bc.ca as individual data sets on an endpoint -- then we can use them. If you're curious if a KML file is data or a link to data, try searching it on maps.google.ca. A well-formed KML file will be displayable on a google map, a pointer to something else wont. (just put the url to the KML right in the search box on maps.google.ca and hit query)
We also need a change-notification service, RSS feeds, or 'watch this dataset' feature so that we can tell when data we rely on has been updated. Again, opendatabc may have the answer with a crawler in the near future, however, any such crawler will depend on the data being on good end-points.
I've also noticed that some of the CSV's provided (which are on nice endpoints) have some minor encoding issues, like CSV's with multiple headers, or non-ascii/utf character sets (em-dash being the biggest pain) and the server serving the data does not present the correct character set. Take for example, the excellent data, "Members of the Legislative Assembly Members' Compensation Paid in the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2011" which you can find here: http://www.data.gov.bc.ca/local/dbc/docs/fin/FYE11_Members_Compensation.csv its a very cool dataset, but the server's saying its en_US, but the charset isn't readable by any of my standard tools, file, enca, iconv, none can make heads or tails of it without dropping those em-dash characters it seems. Because its encoded strangely, PostgreSQL can't import the data directly and I have to manually go through the file and clean it up. There's an empty column, and data that probably should be 0's is null. (for those non-programmer types, there's a huge distinction between null and 0 to an app developer)... so good data, but It's clear this data is coming from a human-readable format and needs work to make it machine readable csv. My cleaned up datasets that run proactivedisclosure.ca are available at proactivedisclosure.ca/data.
That said, believe it or not, despite the growing pains this is the right way to release open data... this post might sound like a bit of a gripe but it is not. Really. See, by letting developers poke around in the data we can identify issues with machine parsability, with data-that-isn't-really-data, with change management, etc. Without this public review, well, the data just sits unused somewhere, and because everyone knows that the data is human-readable and not machine-readable, people just wont try to use it. This is the power of a publish-first-fix-second approach, and it will make for better government data in the long run. Meaning when an internal government user goes to actually do something with this data, it will be pristine and ready to parse and that civil servant will be just that much more efficient. Rather than focusing on encoding issues, they'll only be focusing on the subject-matter issue of their project. Which in my books is a pretty big opendata win.
So congrats to data bc on a great launch, keep up the good work and keep releasing data sets. Also, since there should be lots of requests and bugs to track, I might suggest a bugzilla instance would be a good addition to the service.
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Hi Kevin,
Hi Kevin,
Thank you for your post.
With regard to your comment about data not being hosted locally and taking you off to another system. . . Just to clarify, can we assume that you aren't particularly concerned what system or sub-domain the dataset is hosted on as long as it is available as a direct download from the link provided?
We are looking at direct downloads, but we face a variety of different issues to consider with distributing spatial data including: some datasets that change frequently (hourly / daily), some of the datasets are very large in terms of spatial extent or volume, some of them have too much data volume (e.g. a high density of vertices) that they are not well suited to presentation via Google Earth or web mapping platforms. We also face a problem that many of our datasets do not have good versioning or time / date information at the feature level - so it is difficult to know what exactly changes within a dataset - the providing agency might have only changed one small feature - but because of the our replication process we need to drop the entire dataset and replace the whole thing. We also have clients that require datasets in different spatial projections - for example someone might want the exact boundary as recorded with UTM projection - because of positional accuracy issues which crop up with data re-projection and need data to remain as close to the original representation as provided; whereas others have little knowledge of how to re-project datasets and want it in the required format and projection for their platform.
Next, your comment about our KML being mere links to WMS Servers. . .
We know that WMS is not suitable for many of the purposes that people have for open data. We are looking at a number of options about how to improve our distribution of spatial datasets, and we welcome suggestions on how this may be achieved. Many datasets are small enough for us to make them available as vector or placemark kml. Given the considerations noted above, we are seeing what we can do about that right now.
We have found KML Regions not to be a valid solution. With enhancements made to the latest Mapserver build (MS6), we are now able to stream dynamic KML placemarks directly from the database. We understand the importance of having raw vector data available for developers and we are working hard on making this available in a sustainable manner.
(*Note that several datasets are only made available as WMS and are not downloadable. This is because the custodians have not made the vector data available for download - ex. Integrated Cadastral Fabric. We feel that having accessible images better than not being able to supply anything)
We truly appreciate your comments and recommendations. We strive on improving the offerings and services, so please keep the comments coming.
All the best, The DataBC Team
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