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WATCH: Tom Petty's 'Free Fallin'' video girl found!
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(Yahoo!) - "She's a good girl, loves her mama / Loves Jesus and America, too." That's Devon Jenkin in shot from videowhat Tom Petty sang about his female protagonist in his 1989 solo hit "Free Fallin'."
All those things likely apply to Devon Kidd. She's the girl – now a full-grown woman -- who appeared in the video clip for the track, and she's been found by Marc Tyler Nobleman, the same video-girl sleuth who recently tracked down Sherrie from Steve Perry's solo hit "Oh Sherrie."
Kidd is featured in an interview on Nobleman's Noblemania blog where she reveals that her session on the video's old-school backyard half-pipe led her — much to her father's displeasure — to pursue professional downhill skateboarding.
This and the fact that the song and the clip are mostly set in the San Fernando Valley really hit home for me, since I grew up in the Valley and at one time was extremely into skateboarding. In fact, when I was in junior high, I broke my leg at Skatercross, then a skateboard park in Reseda.
Speaking of Reseda, as much as I love "Free Fallin'," there's something that's always bugged me about it. At one point, Petty sings, "It's a long day living in Reseda / There's a freeway runnin' through the yard." Sorry Tom, there are no freeways running through Reseda. The 405 runs through Sherman Oaks and Van Nuys, and the 101 goes through Encino and Tarzana, but Reseda is right smack in the middle. It's freeway-close, but there is no freeway going through anyone's yard there. Tom should know better. At the time this album came out — and for several years prior — he owned a home in nearby Encino, which was torched by an arsonist in 1987 and later rebuilt.
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Blount Competes at JO Ohio State Championships
Sarah-Ann Blount, who will be a sophomore on the Wright State track team next season, competed at the USATF Junior Olympic Ohio State Championships over the weekend at Cedarville University.
Blount (Dayton, OH/Thurgood Marshall) qualified for the regional meet in all four events she competed in, placing second in the 100 meter hurdles (15.53), third in the long jump (5.28m), fourth in the javelin (23.21m) and fourth in the triple jump (10.02m).
"Sarah-Ann had a great weekend competing against the best under 19-year-old athletes in Ohio," said WSU head coach Fabien Corbillon. "She broke two of her personal bests with only two weeks of practice. She will have a great chance to qualify for the national meet in two weeks."

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Interesting, modern hotel a few steps from the main train station and street cars to everywhere in town. Nothing bad
Breakfast is very good, nice design to public space, good transport connections. Surprised that the hotel has a 4 star rating. The hotel the room is very small, no adequate space to hang clothing. Poor bathroom layout not really a bathroom but two small compartments, hand basin in the room, , a glass wall for the shower compartment not very good idea, nice fittings but no space. Poor level of in room entertainment equipment, cheap TV, DVD player, not much choice of international satellite channels. Only one pc with internet connection in public area. Poor wi-fi connections in rooms. Background 'chill out music' played all the time in the public space and too loud. Staff did not know about public transport links, i.e. no train time tables. Hotel is next door to a sex cinama/club
the hotel was lovely, the shower was very cool!
We were very satisfied, everything was excellent, great location, varied breakfast, clean room. I can only recommend the hotel.
The breakfast was excellent. Staff friendly and helpful. It was too hot in our room, and too noisy if we opened the balcony door.
Better in reality than on the website
Nice clean, modern room with good location. Fast and friendly reception. No everything was perfect!
the staff were friendly, the breakfast was a complete smorgasboard and the gummy bears at reception will be everlasting memories. The location is really handy to the Old Town of Graz and ahs many transport options to get you around, though walking was a sure way to take in the atmotsphere of Graz the room was a little small for space though realistically it is somewhere where you sleep and ensures you get out and about!
no privacy in the shower, washbasin in the room, no fridge, too much noise from outside during the night, poor wireless connection
Hotel is nice, very clean. Interior is interesting, nice design. It's a great place to stay for a day or two. Didn't eat breakfast, because it was a bit expensive, but it looked nice :) Shower with a glass wall looking into bedrom can be a bit awkward, also there are no closets in hotel, so i gues it's not convenient for a longer stay. Haven't used sauna, just peeked into it and it looked a bit weird, small.
design, furnitures, breakfast
Parking, breakfast,easy access, nice bedding
Convenient access when arriving by car. Underground parking garage on site. Nice breakfast. Walking distance to old town. Uncomfortable beds with cheap bedding. (some kind of polyester?) Our room was facing the Lendplatz, and it was very disturbing during the night.
Excellent location in regards to sites to see. Only a 5-10 minute walk to get into the old city and the castle. Very clean and modern hotel. Staff did not record the proper room for our wake up call, and so we woke up 25 minutes before our train left. Breakfast was the standard 11 Euro a day, but was a better breakfast than many hotels in Europe have.
Really Quiet. Didn't hear a sound all night. The rooms are very spacious. Air Con appears to be turned off in the winter - just blows out air - but one can open the windows wide if necessary (in my room anyway).
Good location, good price. The rooms not clean and the staff.
location and value gym is i useful. Better not to have one than such a poorléy equipped one.
Everything was ok... ...only in the room on the 2nd floor were bathroom cosmetics missing (compared to the room on the 3rd floor).
everyone was friendly and helpful. Reception staff ready to greet and say hello
good location in centre
wi-fi connection, room size and hotel location The breakfast was too expansive and poor. The only phone call we made from the room, was a local phone call and it came out 11 euros for 4 minutes. I find that very expansive.
very nice hotel, good position, rooms well refurbished. 4-star hotel!
Nice hotel, polite staff, good location, well furnished rooms; it was a good choice, to visit this hotel
The location was good, just a few minutes from the Altstadt. Breakfast was ok, although a bit overcrowded (including the staff)! We had a double room and a single one. The double was quite large and confortable. The main building has no wireless connection to the internet, although they say that the wi-fi is everywhere in the hotel. The single rooms are a bit old and they look like they really need some much welcomed refurbishment. The biggest issue i had with this hotel was the noise made by the cleaning crew!! At 7 in the morning they started to do the cleaning! It was unbareble!
Atmosphere, design, the restaurant and services, the breakfast, the position. Big rooms, well furnitured, quiet. Cleaning services in the room.
everthing. no
The location to the old city, the friendliness and professionalism of the staff, the personal touches, the size of the room and the amenities I would suggest that the hot breakfast items in the buffet be put on warming trays to kep the food hot
Excellent breakfast
It is excelently placed in Graz, very clean and well maintained and organized, pleasant staff. Gives very good value for a very reasonable price. Hotel own parking available close by and OK price.
Room was specioius and staff good
Excellent location, huge room, decoration. A little bit too hot in the room.
breakfast nothing
I really loved the atmosphere in hotel and really kind an helpful staff. Room is very nice big and really clean. Breakfast is very rich with different kinds of food, for all tastes. I especially enjoyed dinners at "Winter Garten" restaurant with delicious food and really nice piano music playing in the background. You should visit the hotel coffee house, where you can taste the very best of hotel made cakes such as "Erzherzog-Johann-Torte" and "Wanda, Sacher-Masoch Torte" and many others really great dessert and coffee. I also recommend that you visit "Ernst Fuchs Bar" in the evenings where you can enjoy in various delicious cocktails and drinks, made and served by really nice staff. I'll be definetly back again and again.
It was my 3rd stay and I liked it very much, as before. Especially nice the Ernst Fuchs Bar, which is famous for good cocktails and a cosy refuge for smokers.
lot of space, no crowd, availability and silent
Great room.
Restaurant,Bar, smoking allowed Late check-in
Great location, great staff Bed was too soft/old. We were in a double room and one bed was worse than the other.
Very Central, excellent for short break
I stayed in the Admiral Suite this time (my second visit to this hotel) as I wanted to have the extra luxury at a reasonable price. It was indeed all I expected and more.
Very comfortable, good price, good location, great breakfast etc. There are lots of things to like about the hotel but the thing that set it apart for me was the range of services included in the price: international calls, car parking, wifi and minibar.
Efficient staff, friendly and courteous. the rooms are clean, comfortable and pleasant I would like to see alternative dining facilities
Available late check-out
I liked the location, the friendly though professionist staff, the cleanliness of the room, the relaxing bed, perfect three stars hotel it's just a suggestion - to add more English channels on TV
The room was really nice. A good breakfast. Staff were good. A really nice place to stay. No - it was all good. Maybe a little pricey, but maybe all the hotels in the area of that standard cost that much.
The hotel staffs were really kind. Breakfast was good. Nothing really.
The hotel was very nice and food was good value for money. very contemporary and new!. The only refreshments that were provided in the room were the ones they were selling and very expensive too!
Excellent internet access. Clean, modern facilities. Minor details. Toilet too high, shower splash guard too small.
Great staff/personal service Slightly limited facilities
Convenience of hotel location to city centre, excellent breakfast service with friendly and attentive staff. Receptionists very friendly and helpful. Did not appreciate the barman using his hands to place ice in the glass. The Speisesaal restaurant menu choice was poor which was more akin to a cafe/bistro. No consistency in the volume of alcohol in a 'measure'. Room very good but foam mattresses and soft pillows did not always result in a good nights sleep.
Perfect location and the room was very comfortable and quiet. Easy walk into the town. Although the Dining Room had a strong jugendstil feel, and hotel rooms had a slight air of the period, the entrance hall and the more cafe room at the front had no period feel at all and detracted from the hotel's advertised script.
Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. One of the best breakfasts we have had during our entire holiday - loved their pancakes!
The location as well as the comfort of the hotel must claim the throne. Nothing in particular save a breakfast price (€15 per person), which one may justifially consider to be a day-light robbery.
This is one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. The location was ideal for our purposes. Within walking distance of all the sites in Graz
Location No ironing board and quoted €8 to iron a shirt
politeness of hotel staff; central location in town.
Clean, Large room, Light, Quiet, Good Breakfast, Comfortable Bed
the staff are very friendly. the location is perfect.
quite, easy access to train Transients from the train station.
I very much enjoyed the morning breakfast buffet although it is a little bit on the pricey side.
excellent breakfast
Great location across from the train station. Very clean, nice modern & comfortable rooms. Great value for the price.
Convenient location. Comfortable room and great bathroom too. Superb breakfast buffet. Would stay there again.
Good service, nice staff, perfect rooms Chargable Wi-Fi
It was very comfortable, and we were happy with the large room. The bathroom was excellent. The transport links to the centro were wonderfull. Hotel is directly accross from the main train station, and the trams leave from there. The hotel doesnt have a lot of atmosphere, but we would return there in spite of it.
Good size room, nice decoration, very friendly staff
Central location walking distance everywhere in town. No internet in rooms, not even for pay. Breakfast expensive and it's better to go outside and enjoy in one of the many cafes. If you travel with a family there are no connecting rooms. Mini bar poorly stocked but there is one tap of beer in the lobby area. Hotel is not providing garage space for the car and I ended up paying public parking - expensive. My advise is to pick another place outside town
very easy to reach from train station; excellent breakfast; friendly staff; very comfortable all good
Modern facilities. Cleanliness. Heating controls
friendliness Beds - and pillows
Art and design were everywhere even in the stairs to the garage, in the swimming pool... No complaints
The Staff.. Yes, the construction outside was too noisy...
Location, design, clean,we got an upgrade to a room with kitchen and massive fridge. 24 hr bar and swimmingpool !! View from the balcony
It was all good! All the basics were right. On top of that, it's funky and different, so much better than a carbon copy of every other hotel! Breakfast was excellent, the room was excellent, the staff were very helpful (this included recommending a restaurant when our first choice was fully booked, then ringing up and reserving us a table!) The bed was wonderful. The pool looked great but we didn't get chance to use it...Overall I would say this was a terrific stay, one of the best hotels ever. Parking seemed a bit expensive...10 Euros a day...but it was secure/underground.
Spacious room, excellent breakfast (freshly cut fruit every morning), the hotel is light / modern, easy access parking garage, good room facilities / accessories The area wasn't the most appealing - a ten minute walk to the city centre.
Cleaniness, bathroom Staff, location, breakfast
Everything!! The best hotel i've been in my life!
Smart, modern looks. Staff were very friendly indeed- allowed an early check-in. Slightly out of town but not really a problem.
The hotel staff were incredible--they could not have been nicer, or more hospitable. The room was very spacious and clean. All of the facilities are always available and the breakfast buffet was excellent. The hotel's design is very interesting, but its usability suffers for the sake of its aesthetics. The keys to the rooms are attached to rather large acrylic blocks, so many guests left their keys with the reception. I saw a guest walk into a glass wall that separates the elevators from the door. Also, the doors to the rooms have door knobs that do not turn, and we had difficulty getting into our room. Of course, our time spent at the hotel bar may have contributed to our difficulty. All in all, a small price to pay I suppose.
A very nice hotel in excellent central location in Graz! the staff was very friendly and competent! The room was nice! just a minor detail, but the minibar contained eristoff vodka, which seemed a little out of place as such a low qualitiy vodka should not be offered in a higher quality hotel!
The whole trip was a blast. This hotel and city was not an exception!
Very good location, almost in the city centre. Hotel has an excellent atmosphere, very friendly and helpfull staff, nice and large rooms. Although the hotel is in the city, the location is very quiet. Good breakfast ! Price / quality ratio very much OK. No wireless internet connection
Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Everything was great
excellent breakfast, good location to walk the city The reception closes very early, and never seems to be available. When you ask questions, they are very uninterested for a 4 star hotel. I also did not find the rooms reflected the brochures whatsoever. It is not a design hotel, and the rooms resemble a bed and breakfast by canadian standards. Save your money and go elsewhere
room was big, bathroom was huge, silence in neighbourhood, location - in the very centre of the city the parking place it's about 500 m away
good staff service and breakfast hotel computer was old and did not function most of the time
Very kind staffs who can tell what you need about Graz.
wonderfull location, big and good designed rooms, friendly stuff Parking garage is to fare from hotel and charged add.
Friendly, helpful staff and excellent location
Excellent location, professional and friendly staff.
Nice and clean room, comfortable and quiet hotel, polite staff, free parking, reasonable wi-fi internet It's unusual recepion staff to be unavailable from 10 p.m. in such hotel category. TV channels in German only
Modern rooms, good breakfast, free cable internet connection in room. No reception 24h/day, no wi-fi in room, no easy to find out
I liked the facilities of the hotel. Swimming pool and Sauna, everything really clean and modern. Lots of space in the room. The only complain is that the restaurant wasn't open on Sunday evening for dinner, but nevertheless it was a great experience and would recommend this place to any friend.
All the staff were polite and good humoured. The room was kept spotlessly clean. The location is peaceful and within easy reach of both the airport and the city. Cost of a taxi from the Hauptbahnhof to the hotel was €15. If you go by bus, it takes about 15mins and is within the Graz zone 101 (€9.20 for a weeks season ticket). You can also take the GKB train to either Graz Strassgang or Webling. However, if you want the exercise, you can walk there in 45mins. There are a couple of good places to eat in the village.
Spa Must be signs in English...is everything in Deutch...
Very good breakfast, free parking space, good position if you are with car (near shopping centers and 5km from the center). Room was comfort, new and corresponds to pictures on the web. Very nice Spa, nice small indoor pool, it was like our private pool, nobody else was there. We had fast internet in the room. bar is not expensive. Excellent value for money. There is no night shift at the reception, we did not need it, but for this quality of hotel it is a little bit strange.
Very good breakfast. Has a very nice pool & sauna.
Friendly and helpful staff. Great leisure facilities.
fantastic! Naked old guys in the sauna...not good!
The warm welcome with the readiness to help. The breakfast was indeed very good as was the service. The hotel was clean and we found it to be a decent location. We have no complaints whatsoever.
My Wife And I Had A Great Stay With You In Graz. We Will Recommend To Many. Love Your Staff. Keep Doing What Your Doing. Great Work.
The staff were very welcoming and always most helpful
Being charged 34euros for breakfast on top of the room rate means i will not stay at this hotel agian! Total rip off, sorry to say.
This was the best hotel in which I stayed for the entire time I was away in Europe for six weeks. The staff were incredibly attentive, and responded quickly to our every request/need. It seemed that nothing was too much trouble. The breakfast was well worth the money. I would say amazing! No it was just fantastic and I would recomment this hotel to anyone who was travelling and staying in Graz!
Good location. Great wintergarden serving as a breakfast room. Difficult getting suitcases to the room with many steps and doors to negotiate.
Excellent facilities; very large room well furnished; personal touches such as welcome card, complimentary welcome bottles of water; free wifi for laptop; friendly, helpful staff. Could not figure out how to use free wifi for iPhone. Euro 17.00 for breakfast is a tad pricey.
Location, staff, room, the whole hotel as a concept nothing, it was as I expected
Very pleasant and efficient staff. Excellent 'computerised' car park facility! Perfect position for city centre and noise not an issue. The original artworks and period furnishings reflect the ambience of Austria so well - a well balanced blend of modern facilities with traditional appeal. Well done, would definitely stay again.
I appreciated the most the appropriate attitude of the personnel in the front desk ! Very helpfull, good communication skills, great english ! I stayed in a room at the first floor who's windows were facing the main street. Apart from the thick, opaque curtains they did'nt had translucent ones as well, therefore during the day you could not have natural light into the room . If you were to open the curtains the people from the street would have seen everything in the room, consequently you were forced to keep them closed.
The overall impression is good, decorations are unique. the sanity is clean and people are helpful. Location is sound. Free WiFi is provided. No
Everything! My next trip to Europe will be based around coming back to this hotel for as long as possible! You won't find better value for money. The staff are amazing and the hotel beyond compare!
the closeness to the old city and tourist points
Room was clean and spacious. Good location, 10 minutes walk to Old town. Breakfast basic
cleanless,parking,vicinity of the center breakfast quality and breakfast service could be better
wonderful location between the old town and the train station internet connection was rather weak
Easy access to station and old town, with frequent tram services. Fair size room and good shower and wash facitiities. Noisy street and windows need to be closed to allow reasonable sleep.
The trip to Graz was the highlight of my stay in Europe. On Sunday, I rented a comfortable bike from the hotel for 3 euro and enjoyed sight seeing on the bike all day long. Hot tub after a long train ride would have been nice.
large room no AC
it could do with a fresh coat of paint.
It is close to Graz Hauptbahnhof. Friendly staff, nice room.
The room I stayed in this year was superior to that of five years ago in that it had a recently fitted shower room. The space standards were good.
Free parking, code based self service for keys Room was declared as a non smoker's, but did smell heavily of stale smoke; Room was not cleaned properly, ie there was perishable foodstuff in the cupboard left by the previous occupant. I was denied any discount on this.
The room was absolutely huge, well equipped and clean.
Friendly staff. Easy parking. Room was on a noisy street and it was too hot to keep the window closed
It's central location, helpful staff, clean comfortable rooms Did not have facilities for lunch and dinner
2 single beds instead of 1 queen or king.
Spacious apartments with air conditioning. Cleanliness of the facilities. I was ill and half-dehydrated during a hot-summer, so it helped to have an air-conditioned place for the recovery. Apartment has a full kitchen. Additional details that were not provided but would help to have were a microwave-oven and a toaster.
Quality of the room (new section of the building). Service
Excellent breakfast and pleasant environment AC did not function very well but the weather was extremely hot and humid, Parking was charged at Eur 12/night and should be part of the service.
The service was fantastic, breakfast great, room beautiful, really quiet, pillows and linen stunning, little touches that made it great !! - thank you ! great hotel parking, information given to us regarding the town. Couldnt have asked for more ! Only the fact that it was so hot - but there was a fan in the room. Air con would have been good but it was an unusual heat wave !
The fruit-juicies at the breakfast, watered, poor.
Very kind staff It was an hot day of summer time and there was no conditioned air working and no frigobar
friendliness of staff, ease of access, no hassle whatsoever fruit juices served during breakfast were heavily diluted with water
I was conducting the Graz Chamber Orchestra No internet..... No English Channel on the T.V.
Nicely located hotel with a helpful staff. The architecture of the hotel is in tone with the wonderful city of Graz. The breakfast buffet was disappointing.
Excellent location just across the river from the central town area slightly difficult to find on arrival by car as it's tucked away on a pedestrian area. The room at the hotel was quite large and roomy. I had a single to the rear of the building that was very clean. I would definitely reccomend this hotel for it's location and room rate. Twin rooms had 2 single beds that were on the same base continental style however there were twin rooms with seperate single beds ask for this type of room when you make your reservation.
Perfect location in the city. Right next to the modern art museam, it could not be closer. Everything you need is there, only about 10 minute walk from the train station. Very nice staff. Clean rooms. Great price compared to other hotels given its location and quality.
We stood 2 years ago in the same hotel and the furniture has been changed.Though,the bathroom was dull and it needs a modern look. The location is great,close to the shopping area The hotel faces a bar and it is impossible to sleep before 3 at night,because of the noise. We had this problem,although we stood there in the middle of the week. The breakfast is poor
Is a hotel near the center city.
Very clean room and good value for mone. Street noise from Guiness pub every night in room 108.Dining room too hot..
Convenient location to city centre,good value for money Generally fine though breakfast was a little basic-would have liked a slightly better selection particularly more fruit
I liked the position of the hotel and the staff.
The room was big and nice, but the TV was small. I had a nice view and the city of graz is wonderfull. The coffee at breakfast.
I had to check out before second night (in previous evening), but no reduction in price - not even few euros for the breakfast!
Nice location, freindly staff, good breakfast, perfect for 1-3 days.
Convenience to public transport system.
The desk staff were friendly and helpful. Our room clean although the curtains did allow street lighting to filter through Location did not realise it was so far from the old town. Although the tram system provided easy and quick access.
Kind and friendly staff to professional job All its OK
very good and friendly service, great and easy-to-get-there location room was a bit too small
It was very comfortable, great location and the staff were friendly and helpful.
Excellent location! close to train station and at the same time to the city Center. Good for those who are interested in shopping and sight-seeing at the same time. Very hospitable staff. Good Breakfast. Small but very cosy and comfortable room.
Good breakfast. Convenient location to bus and train. Car parking convenient
Convenience of its location to old town and tram station The hotel looks like a cave,the halls are very narow and painted in dark colores.The rooms are very small and poor furnitured,no table,no chaires,no support for suitcase,only 2 bads and samething like a capboard. A very small TV hanged on the wall. Finaly, money for nothing


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B- I'm probably a nerd but I'm in denial.
C-Its a pen testing distro. Who cares what desktop it has. Personally I think its pretty cool the remote-exploit boys even gave us a choice between flux and kde. Any way I try to only use the command line so I can understand whats happening.
I will use and adept to whatever they boys at remote -exploit decide is best.
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I agree with purehate D (all of the above). First of all who really cares what desktop it has. I personally like KDE because when I started using Desktop Environments, it was better than Gnome. Gnome and KDE are like AMD and Intel, they flop back and forth in better performance, features, etc. Right now Gnome is at the top, but like I said that will change.
Maybe its not the correct post, but i really need some help,
Im have a really OLD, i said OLD ! laptop, i installed BT2 and work perfectly not fast!!!! but works fine...
the xfce run perfect better kde, (i test it slackware 11), but BT2 don't have the xfce so i download xfce, and run the installer and show some errors i really don't know how to fix it if some could help plz !!! KDE its a little freeze, and flux.. the menu are sooo... i dont know but got some weird
In the system requeriments, Optional dependencies,
then i click install.. its start
but when estart compiling libs show this error
xfce-rc-simple.c: In function `simple_add_group':
xfce-rc-simple.c:141: error: syntax error before "Group"
xfce-rc-simple.c: In function `simple_add_entry':
xfce-rc-simple.c:204: error: syntax error before "Entry"
xfce-rc-simple.c:261: error: syntax error before "LEntry"
xfce-rc-simple.c: In function `simple_entry_free':
xfce-rc-simple.c:565: error: syntax error before "LEntry"
xfce-rc-simple.c:569: error: syntax error before "Entry"
xfce-rc-simple.c: In function `simple_group_free':
xfce-rc-simple.c:591: error: syntax error before "Group"
gmake[3]: *** [libxfce4util_la-xfce-rc-simple.lo] Error 1
gmake[3]: Leaving directory `/tmp/xfce4-4.4.2-installer/libxfce4util/libxfce4util'
gmake[2]: *** [all] Error 2
gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/tmp/xfce4-4.4.2-installer/libxfce4util/libxfce4util'
gmake[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/xfce4-4.4.2-installer/libxfce4util'
gmake: *** [all] Error 2
!! Failed to build libxfce4util, see the errors above
!! for details on the problem.
try e17. There is how to called "pimp my eeepc" which will work for any bt install to eliminate kde and add e17.
I think Xmonad would be perfect for the next BT. It really eliminates struggling with arranging windows, and helps to get stuff done so much faster.
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I just had one of the most stunning experiences dealing with ignorance
I have just had one of the most ridiculous experiences of my life and it happened in a gun shop. The following conversations are paraphrased.
This afternoon after I finished my exam, I went out searching for a Remington 870 Wingmaster Magnum in the St. Pete area, visiting shop after shop looking for the right gun. I had no success.
It was then that I entered a shop here that looks from the outside to be nothing more than a hole in the wall. Boy was I wrong. I'm not going to name the shop here, but those familiar with the area can probably figure it out and if you PM me, I'll tell you.
Anyway, so I walk in expecting that its going to have very little and wander into a vault-like back room to be stunned. In this room are more Title II weapons than I have ever seen for sale in my life, at least 30 of them, possibly closer to 50 or more. And I'm not talking suppressors; I'm talking machine guns. Original HKs, Colts, Mac10s, Uzis, etc. They also had a mini gun, a browning .50, a few grenade launchers, a barrett .50, and an original Thompson sourced from the FBI. This place was insane. I literally gawked in awe for a few minutes, particularly at an MP5N that was for sale. Pictures are located below for some insight.
In any case, I get talking to the woman behind the counter and ask if all this stuff is real and she says yes, that all the stuff with red tags are Title II (she said class III) and most are for sale.
Now, for a while now I've been looking for a RDIAS (Registered Drop In Auto Sear). So I asked if they had one and she said they didn't. I then asked if they had a Lightning Link and she said that she wasn't sure but would get someone who did know, who turned out to the owner of the guns and presumably the shop.
So this gentleman comes in and I introduce myself. I tell him that I'm looking for a drop in auto sear. He gives me a puzzled look and says "you're not going to find a sear that isn't mated to a gun. And its highly unlikely you're going to find a lightning link. You're better off buying the complete registered rifle."
I said "I'm really just looking for the sear; they're what's desirable at the moment, since you can swap them in and out of different lowers." He said "You're wrong. You can't do that. The sear is mated to the gun. When you fill out the form 4, you have to include both serial numbers. And once its in, you can't remove it. What kind of idiot told you that?"
I said "I'm pretty sure that's the point of these. You either source a lower with that is milled to accept the sear or you modify it to accept it. You then have to put the sear in and 'time' it with shims to make it run properly. The ATF considers the sear to be the machine gun, so its not an issue of what lower you put it in to and you can swap it into multiple lowers."
He then got very abrasive. "That's wrong. What kind of idiot told you that? Where are you getting your information. The sear is mated to the weapon. You can't swap it out. And you don't have to time it. There are no shims. Only an idiot would believe that."
At this point, I knew something was up. Clearly, there was a disconnect between what we were both thinking. He thought I was talking about the auto sear that comes from the factory and is an integral part of a factory registered receiver. I asked him if he had one to show me and he said that he had like 10. So he grabs a colt rifle off the wall and breaks it down to confirm my suspicions, that he is talking about the factory sear which is just a disconnector.
I calmly explained that that was not what I was talking about, whipped out the phone, and showed him this picture of a DIAS.
"What the hell is that piece of junk?" is essentially what he said. "I've never seen that before. It's a knockoff piece of junk."
At this point, I started to be bemused. For a man that purported to be quite the expert on Title II firearms, he clearly hadn't a clue. Seriously, it was laughable. He was so full of himself, so ignorant and arrogant and convinced of his own superior knowledge that he refused to acknowledge the truth. He had his head so far up his 4ss he couldn't pull it out and refused to try.
There's more to the conversation that I'm leaving out, but just know he truthfully does not know about rdias's and categorically refuses to acknowledge their value. He treated me like a child and as though I really was an idiot who didn't know what I was talking about. I wish I had some of you guys there to back me up.
I then casually asked how much the colt he showed me was and was told $25000, which I also secretly laughed at. I graciously thanked him for his time and left. Its stunning to me how people can think they know everything, belittle others, and really not have the slightest clue. Its even more stunning to know that he has that collection of weapons and is so ignorant, uneducated, and i guess well-off financially. If you read this sir, you are clueless and arrogant; you really should know what you're talking about before belittling others who know more than you do. And I've only been into this stuff for 3 years.
Everything you see with a red tag is a transferable title II firearm.
Title II weapons are either AOWs or Class III weapons for the most part, so it's not surprising that she called them Class III. Relative to Class III weapons (complete), RDIASs are about as common as a mint 1963 Ferrari with 0 miles on it so I'm not completely surprised by his lack of knowledge regarding them. The vast majority of the firearms community refers to regulated weapons and parts based on the "class" they fall in from what I've seen. Almost every firearm forum I'm on has a Class III section and none have a Title II section.
If you had bought and sold hundreds of Class III weapons and never a RDIAS you would probably consider yourself pretty knowledgeable on them, even if you didn't know about every individual Class III item available. I'm just trying to give some perspective. Finding a RDIAS for sale these days (especially at a reasonable price) is rarer than a broke fat kid finding a gorgeous chick willing to sleep with him.
I'd be willing to bet that most of those machine guns, if not post samples, were bought a long long time ago when the prices were much much cheaper. Back in the 70's my father had a chance to buy a thompson m1a1 from MGM for next to nothing and I know of several people who own uber expensive machine guns that they bought when they were in there early 20's but now they have a hard time setting back $500 for a pistol.
The higher than usual prices clearly show those are just there to be looked at, he has no real want or need to sell those machine guns.
I'd just about bet theres a good deal of post samples in there, IF that minigun is transferable they run over $200k and up. Parts kits and garwood 80% recievers are much cheaper if you catch my drift.
Funny thing about a DIAS, a coworker has one....his mother bought his father one before they got married in the 80's out of some mag. There 100% clueless that it was illegal, nor do they care.
I'm carefully searching for a DIAS...when i find a steel one for a reasonable price (not necessarily an amazing price, just not a grossly inflated one) that is in good shape and doesn't look like its going to self-destruct, I'm going to grab it. i really am wary of a RLL and I'd consider a RR, but I'd definitely prefer the dias if I had to just have one.
The really unfortunate thing is that I've been looking for a shop like this that has access to this type of inventory. I had hoped it was a place I could do business and that he could track one of them down, but after the way he treated me i don't think i'd spend a dime there despite the MP5N there that i love.
Theres always stories out there like that, the truth is hardly ever as good as it sounds. Reality they were probably unregistered and he dodged a bullet.
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You hate big multinational corporations, so you want to use the only viable alternative operating system (that fits this ideology of yours) for your PC, which happens to be Linux (there's also *BSD, Haiku, Syllable, etc., but these would be too "geeky" for you).
Hi Vincent,
I just want to make one remark here, and i have no intention of putting words in either your or Nick's mouth.
That is that the BSDs surely look just as geeky as any linux distro, but Haiku and Syllable are emphatically intended to be intuitive to use (whether or not they have made much progress in meeting their goals).
I think what makes people feel that linux is geeky has nothing to do with the linux kernel or the gnu utilities that run in the shell, but the fact that whatever gui they have to deal with is built on top of x windows. Presumably these guis are either gnome or kde, which are both pretty amazing in how well they cope with x.
But nevertheless, building something on top of x windows means that some of x's idiosyncrasies (copy/paste, non-double-buffered windows, etc) will periodically show through somehow or other. And x's problems will have a way of occasionally tripping up a user.
As far as i know, there is no linux distro which does not have an x layer. (And of course likewise for BSD: there will be no free BSD system with a non-x gui, i believe. The only BSD of any sort i'm aware of without a mandatory x layer is the mac. It does have an x application, but it is not mandatory, and is used for tasks like letting your linux x-program display on your mac.)
But i'd sure be delighted to be proven wrong here! (So if there is a free non-x gui for linux, or even the BSDs, somebody please let me know.)


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You're the chief scientist at Mocavo now. Do you wear
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What historical writing style just about drives
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Interestingly, it's modern handwriting that is
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Some of the bigger challenges surround cases where script is
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text on the forms. It is more difficult to read such documents
accurately than freeform, handwritten letters.
What's the coolest historical document you've ever
seen? OR Do you have a favorite historical font, type of writing,
I'm very fascinated by the RMS Titanic. While
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the complete, handwritten passenger lists for her fateful voyage.
Also, I later got to take a look at the original, handwritten
personnel file of Edward Smith, her captain, which was from the
personal collection at the private home of the Commodore of the
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In a past job you handled credit card megadata.
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The last position I held prior to making the jump into
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role at a large credit card processing company. I was responsible
for making sure that literally millions of dollars got from point
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I certainly don't miss even an ounce of the day-to-day stress of
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What do you do when you're not at your computer?
I pretty much spend all my spare time entertaining my
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I've enjoyed my time at each company in the industry
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I've also founded two of my own companies in the family history
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became integrated into their respective products.
Much to my wife's chagrin, I think I really am an entrepreneur at
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Taco Bell axing unprofitable kids meals
Taco Bell says it will stop serving kids' meals and toys, which weren't really boosting sales anyway.
The chain says it will start removing the options this month at select restaurants, and that no U.S. restaurants will have them by next January. Taco Bell is owned by Yum Brands Inc. of Louisville, Ky., which also owns KFC and Pizza Hut.
KFC offers kids' meals that come in little buckets.
"Pioneering this change on our menu is a bold move for our industry, and it makes sense for Taco Bell," CEO Greg Creed said in a statement. But the company also noted that kids' meals also just don't fit with its strategy and that they've had an "insignificant" impact on sales.
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Simi from CA asks:
Can I password protect PDF documents?
There can be times when you need to password protect a PDF document in order to maintain privacy and ensure that only selected people can read the content of the document you've created.
The only way you can prevent random people from reading your PDF documents is by protecting it behind a password and giving the password to only people of your choice. In this short tutorial, we will learn how to create a password protected PDF document without using expensive software.
The usual way of creating PDF documents is to use a full featured PDF writer e.g Adobe Acrobat, but if you don't want to spend a dime for this purpose, here's an ideal free solution. You can use Microsoft Office, Open Office or any other word processing software to create a PDF document and also password protect it.
Here are the steps that needs to be done:
1. Download Simpo PDF creator lite [1]. SimpoPDF is a free PDF creator and printer for Windows which can be used to create secure PDF documents from any word processing application and encrypt the content (lock the document) behind a password.
2. Install Simpo PDF on your computer running any version of Windows. The installation is pretty straight forward and should take only a few seconds.
3. When the program has finished installing, open Microsoft Word and write the content of your document.
4. Click the office ribbon menu and choose "Print".
5. In the print options page, select "Simpo PDF Creator" and hit the "Print" button. This won't print the document on paper, but use the installed virtual printer from Simpo PDF to print the document as a PDF file.
6. Once you select the "Simpo PDF Creator Lite" option and click "Print", you will see the following dialog box:
7. Click "Settings" and you will be taken to the options window where you have to choose three settings:
– First, select the checkbox "Enable PDF security".
– Chose an owner password – this will allow you to change the password and attributes of the document at a later point of time.
– Choose a user password – anyone who wants to read the content of the document will be asked to enter this password
This is important: You should remember the owner password, or better yet, write it down on paper, because if you forget or lose it, there is no way you can edit the document later. If you forget the user password, you can reset it, provided you remember the owner password.
You can also enter the "Meta data" details of the document from the "Meta Data" tab. This is not mandatory, but useful when you want to include author information, creation date and other publishing details.
8. When you are done choosing both the user and owner password, fall back to the main window and hit "Save PDF".
9. All done, the PDF document will be printed as a file and saved in the location you had chosen in step 5.
Now try opening the PDF document in your default PDF reader and you would be asked a password before the content of the document is rendered. I use Google Chrome as my default PDF reader and here is what I was shown:
This is one of the easiest way to create a secured PDF document that is locked behind a password. There is practically no need to buy expensive software for creating encrypted PDF documents as Simpo PDF Creator lite is capable enough of storing your confidential documents behind a password set by you. Give this a try!
~Amit Banerjee


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SO CUTE, Camille! Turned out darling! Thanks for sharing! (I love your Halloween decor on your shelf!)
I think this is adorable! I am loving the orange burlap–I've never seen that before! What a festive wreath!
Does the burlap come in orange?? I guess I've never been in the market and checked at the fabric store. Fun!
This is awesome..Love it..So much creativity lives here..Officially following ya with smiles..I would love for you to link/share to my Pinspiration thursdays linky party happening now pweease..(I see soo much I'm loving) TY. http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com/2011/10/pininspirational-thursdayspin-it.html
So cute! I have some leftover brown burlap..think I might have to make one in brown!
This looks great! I said to myself that this burlap is gonna fray and boy did it, but you persevered. So fluffy and simple and creative. I like it!
Love this tying method! I haven't come across that before. I am obsessed with burlap right now so I will probably be making one of these with regular burlap.
I also just bought orange burlap from hobby lobby yesterday and am almost finished my halloween sign.
I'm following you guys now…definitely going to have to try out some of your recipes 🙂
Just wanted to let you know that I featured your project last friday on the very first edition of "You Sew Rock Me Fridays" @ Sew Rockin'. Awesome job…I look forward to see what you come up with next!
This is great! My sister loves orange and would probably love this for non-Halloween decorating as well. Thanks for sharing!
Ohhhh, I love it. Great idea. I'm going to try this in fall colours! Thanks for the tutorial. (Found you on http://www.oneshetwoshe.com/)
So fun!! I make burlap wreaths all the time, but I've never done the tie method. It's adorable, and I'm loving orange burlap right now too (and chocolate brown, black, and white!) Have a great weekend!
Laurie @ Gallamore West 🙂
love it! will be great through the Fall!! I'm going to make a Tulle wreath using the same method for halloween.
That's adorable!! I love the orange burlap! Thanks for sharing! http://moresisterstuff.blogspot.com/
Delighted that I found your site, fantastic info. I will bookmark and try to visit more frequently.
Try this using fleece. It doesn't shed like burlap. I have made one for almost every holiday.


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I'm trying to create a standard user account since sometimes I do some work that doesn't require root. However, for some reason it doesn't seem to create the home directory for the user. I've tried
useradd -d /home/username username
and it creates the user just fine, /etc/passwd shows that the home directory should be as listed, but when you visit /home no directories are listed.
Furthermore, when I log in with the user and run startx, the desktop shows all items in / , as if / is the current home directory.
Does anyone know what the problem is? I tried just doing a simple mkdir /home/username as well to make the directory, but then other errors come up saying some files are missing in the directory for the user. I imagine if useradd creates the home directory, it would create all necessary files as well. However, it's just not creating it.
Also, I did notice that in addition to the home directory not being correct, when logged into KDE the menu wasn't nice either. There was no backtrack menu item with all the tools organized well - instead they are all in a lost+found menu item, but there are so many they don't all fit on the screen. Is there an easy way to get the menu working the same for additional users as it does for root?
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Wait. What?
A few days ago, someone — I won't divulge a name here, but this person truly is a piece of work — was bemoaning the fact that Fedora has delayed yet again its release of Fedora 18; as if getting it out right the first time — getting it right, right out of the gate — is a bad thing.
Personally, I'm OK with getting things right as a priority to getting stuff out on time.
Contrast this "tardy release" complaint to Ubuntu having things like this pop up as bugs in their software nearly six months after its release:
Poor Amber, whomever she is. You also have to love that stock response.
Update: Apparently Amber figured it out and it seems to be a Pidgin/Google issue because she writes in the comments in the bug report above:
"Okay. After finding and removing the png from pidgin's files in /home/amber/.purple/icons, and restarting a few things, I'm pretty sure the offending photo is permanently gone. Thank you!"
October 17, 2012 at 2:32 pm
Yep, get it right, then release.
One of the things keeping F18 from release is a new update mechanism. Anything the developers can do to improve the migration process between Fedora releases is OK by me and worth waiting for.


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VA Maine Healthcare System - Togus
The Togus VAMC is a 67-operating bed facility with general medical, surgical, intermediate and mental health beds, as well as a 100-bed Nursing Home consisting of 50 Skilled and Longer Stay beds, and a 50-bed Dementia Unit. The oldest veterans' facility in the country, having opened in the fall of 1866, Togus is located approximately four miles east of Augusta, the state capital. The Togus campus encompasses 500+ acres of buildings and natural woodlands serving as natural habitats for some of Maine's wildlife.
The Togus VAMC has served this nation's veterans for 138 years and is the oldest facility in the current Department of Veterans Affairs. A National Cemetery comprised of 5,373 burial sites is also located on campus. The first veteran was buried in the West Cemetery in 1867 and the last burial was in the East Cemetery in 1961.
Health Care Services
The Togus Healthcare System emphasizes primary, specialty and preventive care in an outpatient setting.
Comprehensive Outpatient Care services are provided through a variety of hospital-based clinics and five (5) Community-Based Outpatient Clinics located in Caribou, Bangor, Calais, Rumford, and Saco. Wellness and preventive health services include smoking cessation, cardiovascular fitness, preventive cardiology, women's health and special clinics to assist primary providers in managing diabetes, lipids and anticoagulation. Our healthcare system also has a close relationship with the five (5) VET Centers in Maine, located in Bangor, Caribou, Lewiston, Portland and Sanford. They provide readjustment counseling to Vietnam and post-Vietnam Era veterans.
Medical services available are comprised of General Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Endocrinology, Hematology, Oncology, Chemotherapy, Infectious Disease, Pulmonary Medicine, Rheumatology, Tele-Dermatology, Dialysis, Nephrology, Neurology, Spinal Cord Injury, Sleep Disorders, Home Oxygen Program and a Critical Care Unit. Inpatient and outpatient care services are provided.
Surgical services offered include General Surgery, Thoracic, Otolaryngology, Ophthalmology, Urology, Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Pain Management, Podiatry, Optometry, Gynecology, Anesthesiology, and Audiology Major, minor and ambulatory operative procedures are performed in all surgical specialties.
Psychiatric services include Acute Inpatient, General Psychiatry, Day Hospital Programs for PTSD and Day Treatment Center, MHICM (Mental Health Intensive Case Management), Neuropsychology & Testing, General Psychology, Outpatient Substance Abuse, and Smoking Cessation Program.
Extended Care services are comprised of Geriatrics Primary Care, Geriatric and Geropsychiatric Consultations, Geriatrics Evaluation & Management (GEM) - Inpatient/Outpatient, Special Care Dementia Unit, Nursing Home Beds: Skilled/Rehabilitative/Respite/Palliative Care, Contract NH Program, Homemaker/Home Health Program, Home Based Primary Care and Community Care (Residential Care/Field-based Social Work Outreach).
Dental services consist of General Dentistry including: Restorative, Periodontics, Endodontics, Prosthodontics and Oral Surgery.
Ancillary services include General Radiology, Audiology, Ultrasound, CT Scan, Neuroradiology-noninvasive, General Nuclear Medicine, Cardiovascular Nuclear Medicine, Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacy, Prosthetics & Sensory Aids, Respiratory Therapy, Nutrition, Visually Impaired Services Team, and a Women Veterans Program.
Specialized Treatment Specialty services such as Radiation Therapy and Magnetic Resonance Imaging are provided to Maine veterans via contractual agreements with our community partners in the veterans' local communities.
The Medical Center is affiliated with Henry Ford Hospital System in Detroit for rotations in urology. Students in psychiatry, clinical psychology, and dentistry also complete rotations at Togus. Additional affiliations include a variety of programs with University of New England, University of Rhode Island, University of North Carolina, University of Maine/Orono and Augusta Campuses, Southern and Central Maine Technical Colleges, and Northeastern University among others.
Authorized Beds
167 Authorized/Operating Beds: 67 - Medical/Surgical/Mental Health and 100 - Nursing Home
Type of Facility
General Medical, Surgical, Psychiatric and Geriatric-Extended Care Services
Special Programs
Outpatient Chemical Dependence Recovery Program
Day Hospital Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Program
Day Treatment Program
Mental Health Intensive Case Management (MHICM)
Spinal Cord Injury Clinic
Visual Impairment Services
Nursing Home Care Unit
Home Health Services
Home Based Primary Care
Benefit Services
Veterans Service Center provides benefits, information and services to veterans and their families. These services include compensation, pension and education application processing, vocational rehabilitation and counseling, and information about home loans and death benefits.


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Williams Sonoma Essential Oils Collection, Winter Forest
- Summary
Bring the deep, woodsy aroma of an evergreen forest into your home. A customer favorite, this invigorating collection mingles the clean scent of pine with cedar wood, cinnamon, patchouli, thyme and citrus. Scented with premium-quality essential oils, all of our products are biodegradable and none are tested on animals.
- Biodegradable, earth-friendly blends contain no parabens, ammonia, chlorine or lauramide DEA; not tested on animals.
- Hand soap contains soothing olive oil, aloe vera and glycerin.
- Hand lotion features moisturizing natural shea butter and vitamin-rich botanical oils.
- Dish soap contains soapbark extract, a natural degreaser.
- Kitchen Essentials Kit includes 8 oz. each of our Hand Soap, Dish Soap and Countertop Spray.
- Boxed Candle, Triple-Wick Candle and set of three Votive Candles fill a space with a fresh, natural fragrance.
- Fragrance diffuser uses wood reeds to draw the scent of pure essential oils into the air.
- Potpourri contains pinecones, canella berries, acorns, cinnamon sticks and other natural botanicals scented with essential oils.
- Dimensions & More Info
Hand Soap & Hand Lotion Set includes:
- 16-oz. bottle hand soap.
- 16-oz. bottle hand lotion.
- 2 plastic pump tops.
- 1 stainless-steel wire caddy.
Hand Soap, Hand Lotion & Dish Soap Set includes:
- 16-oz. bottle hand soap.
- 16-oz. bottle hand lotion.
- 16-oz. bottle dish soap.
- 2 plastic pump tops.
- 1 stainless-steel wire caddy.
Deluxe Hand Soap & Hand Lotion Set includes:
- 16-oz. bottle hand soap.
- 16-oz. bottle hand lotion.
- 2 stainless-steel pump tops.
- 1 stainless-steel wire caddy.
Kitchen Essential Kit includes:
- 8-oz. bottle hand soap.
- 8-oz. bottle hand lotion.
- 8-oz. bottle countertop spray.
Additional information:
- Individual Dish Soap, Hand Soap and Lotion: 16 fl. oz.
- Hand Soap Refill: 68 fl. oz.
- Boxed Candle in glass holder: 9 oz., 3 1/2" diam., 3 3/4" high; burns up to 50 hrs.
- Triple-Wick Candle in glass holder: 15.8 oz., 5" diam; burns up to 40 hours.
- Set of Three Votive Candles in glass holders: 2 1/4" diam., 3 1/4" high; each candle burns up to 32 hours.
- Diffuser: 5 fl. oz. scented oil in glass bottle, 12 reeds, 10" each.
- Potpourri: 9 oz.; will release scent for 3 to 6 months
- Use & Care
- Countertop spray is recommended for nonporous surfaces only: finished wood, laminate countertops, composite stone, tile, sealed granite, bathroom fixtures and appliances.
- Store in a cool, dry location.
- Ingredients
- Hand Lotion: Water, caprylic/capric triglyceride, c12-c15 alkyl benzoate, hydrogenated polyisobutene, glyceryl stearate, olea europaea (olive) oil, cetearyl alcohol, glycerin, ceteareth-20, butyrospermum parkii (shea butter), aloe barbadensis leaf juice, dimethicone, glycine soja (soybean) oil, pinus sylvestris (pine needle) oil, thuja occidentalis (cedar leaf) oil, fragrance, polyacrylamide, myristyl myristate, ammonium acrylate/acrylamide copolymer, cetyl alcohol, laureth-7, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, phenoxyethanol.
- Hand Soap: Water (aqua) (eau), cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, sodium methyl 2-sulfolaurate, disodium 2-sulfolaurate, glycerin, fragrance (parfum), Pinus sylvestris (pine needle) oil, Thuja (cedar leaf) oil, Aloe barbadensis leaf juice, Olea europea (olive) fruit oil, sodium chloride, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, citric acid.
- Dish Soap: Water/aqua/eau, decyl glucoside, sodium citrate, sodium methyl 2-sulfolaurate , betula alba (birch) bark extract, saccharomyces ferment, pinus sylvestris (pine) leaf oil, thuja occidentalis (cedar) leaf oil, fragrance/parfum, glycerin, disodium 2-sulfolaurate, disodium, ethanoldiglycinate, citric acid, methylisothiazolinone, benzisothiazolinone.
- Countertop Spray: Water (Eau), Laureth-23, Betula Alba Bark Extract, Saccharomyces Ferment, Sodium Carbonate, Fragrance (Parfum), Cymbopogon Schoenanthus (Lemongrass) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Flower Extract, Sodium Methyl 2-Sulfolaurate, Disodium 2-Sulfolaurate, Citric Acid, Glycerin, Methylisothiazolinone, Benzisothiazolinone.
- Boxed Candle: Soy vegetable base with beeswax, essential oils and fragrance. Wick composition: paper core and cotton.
- Potpourri: Birch branch, birch pinecones, aniseed, salal, juniper, white tip pinecone, bellanie, strobus pinecones, pal pods, bakuli, amra pods, cinnamon sticks.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days. UPS is unable to deliver to P.O. boxes.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Next Day Delivery
For an additional charge of $17.50 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Orders received by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday through Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
Return Policy
At Williams Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
For all cutlery returns (knife sets, single knives, cutting boards, knife sharpeners, and knife storage) please contact us at 888.922.4108 to initiate the return.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, food, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
Made to Order and Final Sale Furniture items are non-returnable, and cannot be cancelled once the order is placed.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Returns Policy.


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Russia turns down Selena Gomez's visa
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Selena Gomez has been forced to cancel two dates of her world tour, after her visa was denied by Russia.
The singer was scheduled to perform in Moscow and St. Petersburg next week, but her concert promoters have confirmed to the "Moscow Times" that she won't be allowed to enter the country.
The promoters claim that Selena's visa was denied as a result of the restrictions put in place after Madonna and Lady Gaga's controversial concerts there. Last year, Russian conservatives took legal action against the pop stars, saying their concerts violated the country's ban on promoting LGBT relationships.
Since the cancellations, U.S.-based gay rights activist John Becker has launched a Change.org petition, calling on Selena to speak up on behalf of Russia's LGBT youth.
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Have you tried it on a live boot of BT4F?
What does it say when you type iwconfig in terminal?
I use Atheros ar5b93 for my adapter. Running backtrack 4 on vmware player and I can't do basic things like run aircrack and other tools. I could not find my card on any lists of compatible/non-compatible cards and could not find a solution for it in a couple hours of searching. When i try to run aircrack ng it comes up blank in all fields. Any tips or a manual i may have missed? Thanks for your time!
PS: If you need any more info just ask.
Have you tried it on a live boot of BT4F?
What does it say when you type iwconfig in terminal?
I think vmware only supports USB adapters.
Any other programs that i could use to run bt4 that would work without the usb card?
This post Search works.
Lets say i dont have a extra drive or usb storage. are there any program that that would allow me to run it like it was on a hardrive?
Topic has been covered in the forum faq.


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Nas to perform 'Illmatic' at Lovebox Festival
The 20th anniversary celebration of Nas' Illmatic album will take the veteran emcee to London this summer. He has been tapped to co-headline the second night of London's Lovebox Festival on Saturday, July 19th. The rapper will perform his debut album in its entirety.
M.I.A will also headline the Saturday night show. The Lovebox fest will kick off on Friday, July 18th with A$AP Rocky and Joey Bada$$ taking the stage. The festival's full lineup and ticket information are available at LoveboxFestival.com.


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With the crazy, gloomy weather today, it's hard to remember that it is spring and the Patriots' Day — and the Boston Marathon — are right around the corner. So in celebration, here are a few pictures of marathons past to get you in the spirit.
Clarence DeMar, winner of the 1927 Boston Marathon, at the intersection of Exeter and Boylston Streets, April 20, 1927 (from the Bostonian Society)


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Photo gallery: Police search for suspects in haystack in Ontario
ONTARIO - A suspected truck thief on Thursday afternoon bailed from his hiding place amongst bales of hay when a farmer was about to dig into them with a large tractor.
The man wasn't alone in seeking hay as a hiding place.
His alleged accomplice had earlier commandeered a golf cart in an escape attempt before he was found hiding in a nearby haystack.
Joshua Aaron Peerman, 28, of Riverside had reportedly been hiding six hours under a pile of hay while his crony - Adam Ulrich, 23, of Norco, who had hidden in a nearby haystack - was taken into custody for reportedly stealing a truck, officials said.
"(Peerman had) been apparently been hunkered down there for several hours only about 50 yards from where (Ulrich) was hiding," said Sgt. David McBride, spokesman for the Ontario Police Department.
"(Peerman) came out on his own. I think he didn't want to get crunched."
Ulrich and Peerman, who are suspected of stealing a truck, were hiding from police on a farm in the 13900 block of Haven.
Police officers had received a call about 8 a.m. from a truck owner whose vehicle had been stolen in Riverside County, McBride said.
The truck was equipped with a GPS device allowing it to be tracked via the Internet, McBride said.
The truck's owner tracked it to the dairy farm.
"He called 9-1-1 and told dispatch the location of the vehicle," McBride said.
"One of the suspects we believed was possibly armed with a weapon."
About 30 uniformed officers, the SWAT team, a police dog and handler, and officers in a helicopter were involved in the search for the three suspects.
Ulrich's brother, Tyler was arrested immediately, McBride said, but later released. Officials don't believe he was involved in the reported theft of the truck.
When law enforcement officials arrived, Adam Ulrich and Peerman ran out of the rear of the building.
Adam Ulrich jumped into a golf cart, drove a short distance, abandoned the getaway vehicle and climbed into a stack containing about 1,000 bales of hay. He apparently pulled the straw over him to make a hiding place, McBride said.
Helped by a farmer, "SWAT members found (Ulrich) hiding spot and took him into custody without further incident," He said.
Officers were alerted to Peerman's hiding place in the bed of a truck under the hay pile when he willingly crawled out from the heap as a farmer was about to begin processing the hay with a tractor equipped with large forks, McBride said.
The men were booked into West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga.
Anyone with any information can call Detective Rudy Lopez at 909-395-2768.
Contact Melissa via email or by phone at 909-386-3878. Get the latest crime and public safety news on Twitter @IECrime.


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The Irish town of Navan has never had to worry about a super-villain the same way its most famous son has.
Pierce Brosnan, who once again plays James Bond in the new movie "The World Is Not Enough," celebrated his Irish roots recently with a return to his hometown. Brosnan, who left Navan at age 11, enjoyed a packed reception as he was presented with an award from the town, which was followed by a visit to his childhood home and the gravesites of relatives.


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Your prostate cancer treatment options depend on several factors, such as how fast your cancer is growing, how much it has spread and your overall health, as well as the benefits and the potential side effects of the treatment.
For men diagnosed with very early-stage prostate cancer, treatment may not be necessary right away. Some men may never need treatment. Instead, doctors sometimes recommend active surveillance.
In active surveillance, regular follow-up blood tests, rectal exams and possibly biopsies may be performed to monitor progression of your cancer. If tests show your cancer is progressing, you may opt for a prostate cancer treatment such as surgery or radiation.
Active surveillance may be an option for cancer that isn't causing symptoms, is expected to grow very slowly and is confined to a small area of the prostate. Active surveillance may also be considered for a man who has another serious health condition or an advanced age that makes cancer treatment more difficult.
Active surveillance carries a risk that the cancer may grow and spread between checkups, making it less likely to be cured.
Radiation therapy uses high-powered energy to kill cancer cells. Prostate cancer radiation therapy can be delivered in two ways:
Side effects of radiation therapy can include painful urination, frequent urination and urgent urination, as well as rectal symptoms, such as loose stools or pain when passing stools. Erectile dysfunction can also occur.
Hormone therapy is treatment to stop your body from producing the male hormone testosterone. Prostate cancer cells rely on testosterone to help them grow. Cutting off the supply of hormones may cause cancer cells to die or to grow more slowly.
Hormone therapy options include:
Hormone therapy is used in men with advanced prostate cancer to shrink the cancer and slow the growth of tumors. In men with early-stage prostate cancer, hormone therapy may be used to shrink tumors before radiation therapy. This can make it more likely that radiation therapy will be successful.
Side effects of hormone therapy may include erectile dysfunction, hot flashes, loss of bone mass, reduced sex drive and weight gain.
Surgery for prostate cancer involves removing the prostate gland (radical prostatectomy), some surrounding tissue and a few lymph nodes. Ways the radical prostatectomy procedure can be performed include:
Discuss with your doctor which type of surgery is best for your specific situation.
Radical prostatectomy carries a risk of urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction. Ask your doctor to explain the risks you may face based on your situation, the type of procedure you select, your age, your body type and your overall health.
Cryosurgery or cryoablation involves freezing tissue to kill cancer cells.
During cryosurgery for prostate cancer, small needles are inserted in the prostate using ultrasound images as guidance. A very cold gas is placed in the needles, which causes the surrounding tissue to freeze. A second gas is then placed in the needles to reheat the tissue. The cycles of freezing and thawing kill the cancer cells and some surrounding healthy tissue.
Initial attempts to use cryosurgery for prostate cancer resulted in high complication rates and unacceptable side effects. However, newer technologies have lowered complication rates, improved cancer control and made the procedure easier to tolerate. Cryosurgery may be an option for men who haven't been helped by radiation therapy.
Chemotherapy uses drugs to kill rapidly growing cells, including cancer cells. Chemotherapy can be administered through a vein in your arm, in pill form or both.
Chemotherapy may be a treatment option for men with prostate cancer that has spread to distant areas of their bodies. Chemotherapy may also be an option for cancers that don't respond to hormone therapy.
Biological therapy (immunotherapy) uses your body's immune system to fight cancer cells. One type of biological therapy called sipuleucel-T (Provenge) has been developed to treat advanced, recurrent prostate cancer.
This treatment takes some of your own immune cells, genetically engineers them in a laboratory to fight prostate cancer, then injects the cells back into your body through a vein. Some men do respond to this therapy with some improvement in their cancer, but the treatment is very expensive and requires multiple treatments.
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PHOTOS: Willie Nelson receives martial arts black belt
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Don't let the gray braids fool you -- Willie Nelson is one tough octogenarian. The country legend, who's turning 81 this week, celebrated his latest accomplishment Monday night -- accepting the title of Master with his fifth-degree black belt in the modern Korean martial art of Gong Kwon Yu Sul.
The Austin American-Statesman says Nelson's teacher, Sam Um, praised his oldest student for his dedication and commitment to the practice, which Willie has been studying for the past two decades.
During the ceremony Willie received a certificate and a scroll along with birthday wishes.
Those attending the event not only congratulated Nelson, but sang "Happy Birthday" to him. And Willie was generous as well, posing for pictures and signing autographs after the ceremony.
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