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Perhaps loyal to a fault—in the sense that he kept around people like Donald Rumsfeld around longer than he should have.
The argument Daisey makes is the same as the one made by the author, in a sense: this makes an important story more powerful.
We still don't have rights, too many kids are sero-converting, there's no sense of urgency.
It "lulls you into this sense of security because it is a world of your own creation."
Are you getting any sense through your followers about their interest in this project?
One can show his sense of the magnitude of his crime even by the manner of defending it.
She had need have a good share of sense to manage so capricious a lover.
No sense dragging Polter's name into it, with nothing tangible to go on.
You make this proposal to me from a sense of duty, and I cannot think of accepting it.
Perhaps on that account they struck the reader's sense more sharply.
c.1400, "faculty of perception," also "meaning, import, interpretation" (especially of Holy Scripture), from Old French sens "one of the five senses; meaning; wit, understanding" (12c.) and directly from Latin sensus "perception, feeling, undertaking, meaning," from sentire "perceive, feel, know," probably a figurative use of a literally meaning "to find one's way," or "to go mentally," from PIE root *sent- "to go" (cf. Old High German sinnan "to go, travel, strive after, have in mind, perceive," German Sinn "sense, mind," Old English sið "way, journey," Old Irish set, Welsh hynt "way"). Application to any one of the external or outward senses (touch, sight, hearing, etc.) in English first recorded 1520s.
A certain negro tribe has a special word for "see;" but only one general word for "hear," "touch," "smell," and "taste." It matters little through which sense I realize that in the dark I have blundered into a pig-sty. In French "sentir" means to smell, to touch, and to feel, all together. [Erich M. von Hornbostel, "Die Einheit der Sinne" ("The Unity of the Senses"), 1927]Meaning "that which is wise" is from c.1600. Meaning "capacity for perception and appreciation" is from c.1600 (e.g. Sense of humor, attested by 1783, sense of shame, 1640s).
"to perceive by the senses," 1590s, from sense (n.). Meaning "be conscious inwardly of (one's state or condition) is from 1680s. Meaning "perceive (a fact or situation) not by direct perception" is from 1872. Related: Sensed; sensing.
"to perceive by the senses," 1590s, from sense (n.). Meaning "be conscious inwardly of (one's state or condition) is from 1680s. Meaning "perceive (a fact or situation) not by direct perception" is from 1872. Related: Sensed; sensing.
sense (sěns)
Any of the faculties by which stimuli from outside or inside the body are received and felt, as the faculties of hearing, sight, smell, touch, taste, and equilibrium.
A perception or feeling that is produced by a stimulus; sensation, as of hunger.


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The entire world is looking for this woman because she is sexually abusing 4 and 5 year old children on tape, including one just two weeks ago. Call your local police or FBI if you see her.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds had a lot of sweets at their wedding. None of which the couple actually ate or would eat.
Britney Spears always acts like she is the guest of honor at a surprise party. She looks great though.
Ditto with Demi Lovato getting touched by the slimy Mario Lopez.
Khloe Kardashian tests her strength by grabbing on to Simon Cowell and making him talk to her.
Harry Styles and One Direction performed last night on the X Factor final.
Same with Pitbull and
Courteney Cox gets a crew member to help her carry her bags.
Courtney Stodden seems to think that if she takes naked photos of herself that we will all have a merrier Christmas. At least she cares.

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The National cancel concerts in Ukraine & Russia over 'political crisis'
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The National is calling off plans to visit Ukraine and Russia this summer. The indie rockers have cancelled a trio of concerts in St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Kiev citing the "ongoing political crisis in the region."
The group said Tuesday that they hope the current instability will be resolved in a "positive, democratic, and peaceful way." They say they'd like to return to the stage in those cities as soon as possible, but for now the band is busy with the latest U.S. leg of their "Trouble Will Find Me" tour.
Gigs in Texas and California are on the schedule this week, followed by appearances at Atlanta's Shaky Knees Festival and Sasquatch in Quincy, Washington next month.
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This game was classified by the community with the following category scores - Violence=2/3, Sex=0/3, Mature Content=2/3. The Zombie Apocalypse has come! Can you survive the hordes until you are rescued? First person shooter survival game with unlockable weapons to destroy 1000's of Zombies.
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Wicd - Wired and Wireless Network manager for Ubuntu
I have finally got my D430 wireless (Intel 3945) to be recognized however when I go through the Wicd Manager to join my net, it sees all the APs (major victory) but now it is telling me that 'This network requires encryption to be enabled" when I select my encrypted net.
Not sure where/how to enable the wireless encryption. :-( Can anyone point me in a general direction? -Thanks
Wicd - Wired and Wireless Network manager for Ubuntu
Thanks. Is this somehow different than the Wicd that is included in BT4? I'm using the one in BT4 which is giving me this message...
Sigh... I'm an (Insert phrase here).
I see where to insert my passkey. Unfortunately, I'm not able to actually connect to the network even though I do have the correct key (It's my AP). Are there any logs created by Wicd? That way I should be able to go through those logs to get to the bottom of things.
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Hey i even got the same problem and I solved it.Just click the small arrow on the left side of the network name.In the encryption choose WPA 1/2 Preshared key and then type in your key and click connect.When i choose WPA 1/2 Passphrase it would not connect for some reason...
from the page that Barry linked
"Click the arrow beside the name of the encrypted network to which you want to connect, then click Advanced Settings. From there, click the Use Encryption checkbox, select an encryption method from the dropdown list, and enter the required password in the Key field."
if you still can't connect:
1. is mac filtering turned on?
2. is dhcp turned on?
or you can skip wicd all together like i do and just use the command line to connect
like they do here Wirelessdefence.org
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As a kid Larry Durstine liked running behind his father's tractor on his family's 200-acre, rural Ohio farm. Since then he's continued running – on tracks, across the country and even icy roads.
He ran marathons and at the same time competed as a sprinter – an unusual combination. In college his cross country team won the national championship.
When he runs on the streets in the early morning, it's quiet and he gets to be alone – with just his thoughts.
"People say, 'well, isn't running hard?' No. I don't view running as a chore," he says. "I view it as a time for relaxation and doing something good for my health."
Durstine doesn't just love running. He knows how important exercise is for overall health.
As a clinical exercise biochemist, he has studied cholesterol, metabolism and exercise and how they relate to heart disease from the scientific perspective.
"We truly know that exercise changes risks for heart disease," says Durstine, the chair of USC's exercise science department in the Arnold School of Public Health.
Durstine brings his love for running and exercise to his work, combining his clinical research with practical application at the gym or on the field.
As a doctoral student in Toledo, Ohio, Durstine conducted research while also running an early morning fitness program. He would lead a group of dentists who wanted to be more physically fit in a running class from a track to a seven-mile course, with Durstine jogging along as a coach.
"I guess today we would call me a personal trainer," Durstine said.
He has also worked with cardiac rehabilitation programming, working with patients who have heart disease and providing a comprehensive approach to the medical management of the disease with exercise and nutritional education counseling. Today, those efforts apply to more than heart disease, as exercise can impact many risk factors for other diseases as well.
"Physical activity and exercise are truly involved in preventing many different chronic diseases," he says. "We talk about spending all this money on disease management – Medicare, Medicaid and health care costs. If you're physically active, you're health care costs will be reduced."
For this reason, Durstine has joined the American Heart Association's Annual Heart Walk, calling on departments from across the university to join in the campaign to raise awareness and research funds for heart disease prevention. This event is important for the university, because in the past many scientists have been funded by the American Heart Association. By raising awareness and generating research funding from the Heart Walk the university can continue to gain funds for research programming, Durstine says.
"Heart disease hasn't gone away," he says. "We've made a lot of headway, but we've still got a lot to do."
Anyone interested in starting a university team should register online on the University of South Carolina's page before Feb. 1. Durstine hopes to get all departments from across the university represented with a team.
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Chris Caine hasn't just learned how to survive, he's used his skills to live wild for 15 years! With a team of highly experienced survival experts, he now runs a successful survival school that provides no-nonsense, high quality, survival instruction and advice to people from all walks of life with any level of experience.
Chris designed the Chris Caine Survival Tool for both the professional or serious survival enthusiast. The knife has an extremely strong construction with the capability to carry out tough arduous tasks such as cutting mature trees of both soft and hard wood. This survival tool can be used to build shelters, reflectors, rafts, and is capable of clearing landing zones if necessary in remote wilderness or jungle. It has the finesse to prepare wood for kindling, but can split logs with ease, and can be used to construct traps and prepare wild food, all whilst keeping an excellent edge. The tool has undergone extensive testing, both by Chris and by independent survival experts in the Canadian wilderness, deserts of America, South Africa and Borneo jungle.
Each Chris Caine Survival Tool starts out being laser cut from steel that is specified by us so that we are certain it will perform the duty it has been designed for. The heat treatment of the steel also plays a crucial part in our manufacturing process to deliver a blade that will not easily break, but will hold a keen edge.
The blade is made from 3/16" (5 mm), 75 Carbon Steel and is hardened to 52-54 Rockwell. It has a full tang and the blade has a shallow convex grind which allows for a more durable edge, ease of sharpening and protects the cutting edge when using the survival tool for heavy work. Yet at just over 2.65 oz. (750 g), it's light enough to be worn on your belt.
When chopping with this tool the fingers are kept well away from the material being hit thanks to the deep curve in the cutting edge. The back of the blade has a rounded off section so when hitting this tool with another cutting of wood there is less likelihood of damaging anything. The handle has been designed with three main grips, meaning that power and control can be altered depending on the job in hand. Further back along the blade the spine has been left with a crisp square edge for scraping wood in order to obtain a very fine fibrous layer that will easily take a spark for starting a fire.
The standard Chris Caine Survival Tool comes with a satin blade, Linen Micarta scales and a Cordura safety sheath that not only protects the knife but keeps it secure and ensures that when the knife is drawn the hands are well away from the cutting edge. The sheath is fully articulated so that no matter whether you are walking, running, sitting or kneeling it will always hang by your side in comfort.
To maintain this knife at it's best, the blade should be dried after use and lightly oiled before being stored for any period of time.
- Blade Length: 10.5" (24 cm)
- Blade Steel: 75 Carbon Steel, 52-54HRC
- Blade Thickness: 3/16" (5 mm)
- Overall Length: 17.3" (44 cm)
- Handle Material: Linen Micarta
- Sheath Material: Cordura
- Weight: 31.6 ounces (896 g)
- Made in Sheffield, England
UPC Code: 420618
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Christian Counseling is my primary approach to counseling. Using the wisdom of the Bible with evidenced-based therapeutic techniques, we will work through your life's challenges such as marital conflict, grief, family issues, trauma, interpersonal hurt, and chronic illness, as well as challenges of faith. We will draw upon the power of Jesus Christ and Scripture as a source of healing, forgiveness, and grace.
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Often we can improve our lives by learning better communication skills, changing behaviors, and learning to resolve conflict. But then, sometimes life's issues are bigger than what we can change. We feel powerless, and we need to find meaning, comfort and hope in our faith. Nurturing faith through scripture and prayer can be an important part of therapy. Since Adam and Eve fell out of paradise humans had the ability to experience shame, self-hatred and hatred towards others. I believe that therapy is about healing hatred. Therapy is about finding compassion for oneself and for others, grounded in Christ's redemption for us to open our hearts for forgiveness and love.
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At REACH Counseling we believe in a strong link between our spiritual lives and our emotions. Emotions are a healthy part of God's plan for our lives and are not negative. Our staff includes ordained clergy who are trained in pastoral counseling and work from a faith perspective to help you rediscover what God's plan is for your life. Our approach to Christian counseling is integrative using a variety of techniques alongside of Christian values and scripture.


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These are the gentleman's gloves made entirely from the leather of wild Scandinavian elk that roam Sweden's boreal forests. Valued for its long-lasting durability since Late-Paleolithic times, the elk leather used in these gloves comes from hides harvested by hunters in the wild—and these are offered exclusively by Hammacher Schlemmer. Each hide is vegetable-tanned to a silky smooth hand that preserves the original skin's imperfections and uneven, pebbled grain. Lined with lambswool, they withstand the rigors of daily use while still providing an exceptionally soft feel, and will eventually conform to the shape of your hand, providing years of comfortable, reliable wear. An adjustable wrist strap secures with a snap closure. Brown. Sizes M (8), L (9), XL (10), or XXL (11). (4 oz.)
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These are very well fitting gloves. The finger lengths are perfect. They are snug and warm. I like the fact that the gloves are long enough in the cuff to cover my wrist and my watch. The cinching strap is a very good length and does the job perfectly.
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 252
|Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1939.
|Sec. 1
|Continuation of work relief and relief, appropriation for designated objects.
|Sec. 1
|Balances reappropriated.
52 Stat. 809.
15 U. S. C., Supp. IV, ch 16 (note).
Ante, pp. 507, 578.
|Sec. 1
|Proviso. Completion of Federal construction projects, funds available.
|Sec. 1
|Objects specified.
|Sec. 1
|49 Stat. 115, 1608; 50 Stat. 352; 52 Stat. 809.
15 U. S. C., Supp. IV, ch. 16 (note).
Types of projects, subject to Executive approval. Highways, public buildings, parks, etc.
|Sec. 1
|Public utilities.
|Sec. 1
|Sewer systems, water supply, airports, flood control, conservation, etc.
|Sec. 1
|Insect, plant, and fungus pest eradication. Lime, etc., production. Educational, etc., projects.
|Sec. 1
|Proviso. Location of employment.
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|Continuation of relief and rural rehabilitation; appropriation for.
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|Objects specified.
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|52 Stat. 810.
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Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That this joint resolution may be cited as the "Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1939".
(a) In order to continue to provide work for needy persons on useful public projects in the United States and its Territories and possessions, there is hereby appropriated to the Work Projects Administration, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1940, $1,477,000,000, together with all balances of appropriations under subsection (1) of section 1 of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1938, as supplemented by Public Resolution Numbered 1 and Public Resolution Numbered 10 of the Seventy-sixth Congress, which remain unobligated on June 30, 1939, including such unobligated balances of funds transferred to other agencies for non-construction projects under the provisions of section 3 of such Act of 1938, as supplemented, or set aside for specific purposes in accordance with other law: Provided, That notwithstanding any other provision of law, funds heretofore irrevocably set aside for the completion of Federal construction projects under authority of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1938, as amended, shall remain available until June 30, 1940, for such completion, and any such funds which remain unobligated by reason of the completion or abandonment of any such Federal construction project shall be returned to this appropriation.
(b) The funds provided in this section shall be available for (1) administration; (2) the prosecution of projects approved by the President under the provisions of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Acts of 1935, 1936, 1937, and 1938; and (3) the prosecution of the following types of public projects, Federal and non-Federal, subject to the approval of the President, namely: Highways, roads, and streets; public buildings; parks, and other recreational facilities, including buildings therein; public utilities; electric transmission and distribu-
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tion lines or systems to serve persons in rural areas, including projects sponsored by and for the benefit of nonprofit and cooperative associations; sewer systems, water supply, and purification systems; airports and other transportation facilities; flood control; drainage; irrigation; conservation, including projects sponsored by conservation districts and other bodies duly organized under State law for soil erosion control and conservation, preference being given to projects which will contribute to the rehabilitation of individuals and an increase in the national income; eradication of insect, plant, and fungus pests; the production of lime and marl for fertilizing soil for distribution to farmers under such conditions as may be determined by the sponsors of such projects under the provisions of State law; educational, professional, clerical, cultural, recreational, production, and service projects, including training for domestic service; aid to self-help and cooperative associations for the benefit of needy persons; and miscellaneous projects: Provided, however, That all persons employed, on work projects shall, so far as practicable, be employed on projects nearest their respective homes.
(a) In order to continue to provide relief and rural rehabilitation for needy Indians in the United States, there is hereby appropriated to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1940, $1,350,000.
(b) The funds provided in this section shall be available for (1) administration, not to exceed $67,500; (2) loans; (3) relief; (4) the prosecution of projects approved by the President for the Farm Security Administration for the benefit of Indians under the provisions of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1938; and (5) subject to the approval of the President, for projects involving rural rehabilitation of needy Indians.
(a) In employing or retaining in employment on Work Projects Administration work projects, preference shall be determined, as far as practicable, on the basis of relative needs and shall, where the relative needs are found to be the same, be given in the following order: (1) Veterans of the World War and the Spanish-American War and veterans of any campaign or expedition in which the United States has been engaged (as determined on the basis of the laws administered by the Veterans' Administration) who are in need and are American citizens; and (2) other American citizens, Indians and other persons owing allegiance to the United States who are in need.
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Second Annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Classic To Be Played this Friday, September 7
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
The second annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Classic will be played this Friday, Sept. 7 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The event, one of the top high school football doubleheaders in the nation, will kick off at 6 p.m. with highly regarded Lincoln High School, from Tallahassee, Fla., meeting St. Paul's School from Covington, La. The nightcap will immediately follow and features home-standing John Curtis Christian School against Florida powerhouse Plant High School from Tampa.
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LINCOLN-9-2 in 2011....won eight straight before losing in first round of playoffs 39-29 to Fleming Island....scored 209 points in 4-game stretch in midseason....have won 13 straight district championships....USF quarterback B.J. Daniels and New York Jets' cornerback Antonio Cromartie are graduates of Lincoln...receiver Reggie Davis has committed to Georgia, while linebacker James Hearns is a Florida commitment.
PLANT-14-1 in 2011....defeated Miramar 31-20 in state championship in the Citrus Bowl...#18 in final 2011 Rivals.com national poll....rolled up 207 points in one 4-game stretch last season...State champions in 2006 & 2008 (4A), 2009 (6A), and 2011 (8A)...DB Tristan Cooper, all-district at University Lab in Baton Rouge last year, transferred to Plant when his father, Ron Cooper, moved from the LSU staff to the Tampa Bay Bucs...current Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray is a graduate of Plant, as is Alabama backup quarterback Phillip Ely...current safety Paris Bostick committed to Georgia last month.
ST. PAUL'S-10-1 in 2011....won 10-straight before losing to Baton Rouge Central 35-28 in first round of playoffs....averaged 44 points in last three regular-season games....have current 23-game district winning streak.
JOHN CURTIS-14-0 in 2011....reached state championship game for 16th straight year, winning 12....defeated Winnfield 33-3 in title game in the Superdome....won 36th district championship in 37 years....ranked #24 in final Rivals.com 2011 national poll....J.T. Curtis' career coaching record, all at the same school, is now 506-54-6 in 43 years.


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The 2013 Burton US Open of snowboarding is happening next week from the 25 of February until the 3rd of March. While the Burton US Open of Snowboarding is always a big deal, this year it's especially huge. This year the US Open has found a new home in Vail, Colorado, moving from its 30 year residence in Vermont.
It's a big deal that the US Open isn't in Vermont anymore. It used to be the event that brought the East Coast together. It was where riders who normally didn't see, or ride with pros, could come and compete with their heroes. Vice Magazine made an epic documentary about the US Open. Check out all the parts right here:
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WATCH: Justin Timberlake releases music video for 'TKO'
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Justin Timberlake has released the music video for his latest single "TKO," and starring beside him in the clip is Elvis Presley's granddaughter, Riley Keough!
In the video, JT gets mercilessly dragged around the desert tied to the back of a pick-up truck - driven by Riley, after she knocks him out with a frying pan! Talk about TKO!
Things get heated in a racy scene on top of a kitchen counter. But things don't look so good for Justin in the end, as Riley drives towards a cliff...
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Jay Jemail, Ph.D.
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5829 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, Delaware 19807
Dr. Jemail is a licensed clinical psychology who has trained, taught, researched and done extensive clinical work with couples. She has been a certified marital and sex therapist. She works with heterosexual, gay and lesbian couples. Dr. Jemail is fluent in Spanish. Her work with couples can include intimacy, infidelity, communication, sexual disorders, separation and divorce.


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Via Fred Clark, I learn that character actor Jay Robinson died a couple weeks ago. Robinson made his big-screen debut as the insane emperor Caligula in The Robe (1953) and its sequel Demetrius and the Gladiators (1954), but his career was sidelined by a stint in prison for drug possession, until he started getting bit parts and guest roles on TV shows like the original Star Trek (where he played an alien named Petri) and Planet of the Apes (the TV series, not the movies). He also popped up in Woody Allen's Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask (1972) in the sequence where we see what goes on inside a man's head as a man has sex; while Burt Reynolds and Tony Randall tell the rest of the man's body what to do, Jay Robinson shows up as a priest who tries to sabotage the proceedings.
Jay Robinson: from Caligula to Watergate and outer space
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Luce Foundation Center for American Art
Painting: 20th century: (Landscape)
J. Alden Weir
(born West Point, NY 1852 -- died New York City 1919)
"Really, I know not what I am best at. I believe I am a fisherman, dreamer and lover of nature . . . if I lived to 102 I might become an artist." J. Alden Weir, 1913, quoted in Young, The Life and Letters of J. Alden Weir, 1960
Julian Alden Weir grew up in an artistic home on the campus of West Point Military Academy, where his father taught art. Weir recalled a magical childhood in a house crammed with paintings and rooms filled with pots of paint, mannequins, plaster casts, and other "familiar old relics." (Cummings, "Home is the Starting Place: J. Alden Weir and the Spirit of Place," in J. Alden Weir: A Place of His Own, 1991) After studying at the National Academy of Design and in Paris, Weir returned to the United States in a position to succeed in the New York art world. And it didn't hurt that he had an appealing personality and good looks. He was a celebrity among his peers, and one collector described him as a "lovable, sincere, and sympathetic companion." Weir and his wife, Anna, loved nature and spent a good deal of time away from New York in their farmhouse in Branchville, Connecticut. (Cikovsky, "J. Alden Weir & Impressionism," in A Connecticut Place: Weir Farm, An American Painter's Rural Retreat, 2000)
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Selena Gomez to be a big sister
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Selena Gomez is going to be a big sister. While celebrating Mother's Day, Selena posted a photo posing with her mother and her baby bump.
Hope all the amazing moms had a great day! I have the best momma in the world :)) I love you so much! twitter.com/selenagomez/st…— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) May 13, 2013
She also shared the news on Miami's Y100, when she sat down with Y100's Mack. She reavealed the news after he asked Selena what her Mother's Day plans were. Check out the interview below:
Mandy and Selena's father Ricardo divorced when the star was five years old, and Mandy married her current husband Brian Teefey back in 2006. The couple was expecting a baby in 2011, but Selena's mother sadly miscarried about one month after giving her daughter the go-ahead to make the news public.
At the time, Selena canceled two concerts in order to be with her mother and later revealed that she had lost a baby sister named Scarlett, who she called her "guardian angel."
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EL notes: Clark comes back strong
Trenton first baseman regaining form in return to affiliated ball
By David Driver / Special to MiLB.com | July 30, 2013 6:00 AM ET
Baseball just wasn't fun anymore for Andrew Clark, so he stopped playing last year after spending time in Spring Training with the Texas Rangers and appearing in just two games with Myrtle Beach of the Class A Advanced Carolina League.
The first baseman headed back to Bowling Green, Ky., where he lives with his wife, and worked some odd jobs such as garbage-collecting, unloading UPS trucks at night and inspecting parts for Nissan.
"I was done and ready to hang it up," he said. "It was the first time I had time off from the game in 18 years."
After several months away, he realized how much he missed playing. He returned to the Rangers this year but was released after one day of Spring Training and joined the Evansville Otters of the Frontier League.
"I worked harder [in independent ball] than I did in my life," said Clark, who was hitting .421 with a slugging percentage of .816 for Evansville when he was signed by the New York Yankees in June.
Clark, who turns 26 next month, is making the most of his second opportunity in organized ball.
In his first 35 games for Trenton, he's hitting .281 with 12 doubles, three homers and 17 RBIs. Clark said the Yankees initially told him he was headed to Class A Advanced Tampa before he was sent to Trenton.
"It's been awesome. I can't tell you how blessed I feel to be back in affiliate ball," said Clark. "It's been a lot of fun and it's been a lot of work. It has all been worth it. To be part of an organization like the Yankees makes it more special."
Clark arrived in Trenton in time to be with the team during Alex Rodriguez's rehab assignment.
"He was awesome. He was one of those guys I always watched as a kid," said Clark, who also got to meet Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson when he made a stop in Trenton.
A 6-foot-2 left-handed slugger, Clark has scuffled against southpaws with an average of .152 while hitting .354 against right-handers.
As an All-Big East player at Louisville, Clark was drafted in the 13th round by Texas in 2010 and drove in 41 runs in 63 games during his pro debut for Spokane.
"I have known him since 10th grade," said Louisville head coach Dan McDonnell. "I am really proud of him. He has always had a professional approach. He lives in the cage. You are dealing with a mature, seasoned adult. This kid has faced a lot of adversity, with major shoulder surgery in high school. He doesn't surprise me where he is at. He was miserable without baseball."
Clark opened 2011 with Class A Hickory and hit .311 with 12 homers and 60 RBIs before heading to Myrtle Beach, where he hit .297 in 20 games.
Glad for a second shot in organized ball, Clark enjoyed his time in the Frontier League.
"When you're playing in those leagues, you don't have to worry about being sent up and down. You can relax and play the game," he said. "You're with a lot of guys who are trying to do the same thing [join an affiliated team]. I had this mind-set that everything is going to work out."
In brief
Packing in the wins: Akron left-hander Matt Packer became the first Eastern League hurler to reach 10 wins this season when the Aeros downed the visiting Flying Squirrels, 5-1, on July 25. A 32nd-round pick by the Indians out of Virginia in 2009, the 25-year-old improved to 10-5 with a 2.52 ERA in 21 games, including 19 starts. He has won his last eight decisions.
On a roll: Altoona won its fifth straight game Sunday with a 7-3 victory at New Hampshire. Alex Dickerson had two hits and two RBIs one day after recording eight RBIs against the Fisher Cats, who've lost six in a row. Charlie Cutler added two hits Sunday and upped his average to .327 for the Curve.
Another strong arm: The Harrisburg pitching staff has been stellar all year and got another boost when A.J. Cole, Washington's No. 3 prospect, made his Eastern League debut July 25. Cole, who was 6-3 with a 4.25 ERA in 18 starts at Class A Advanced Potomac, allowed one run on three hits over seven innings in a 2-1 win over Portland. Nathan Karns, the Nationals' No. 5 prospect who made three big league starts earlier this season, threw a complete game Sunday for the Senators but was tagged with a loss. Lefty Robbie Ray (No. 7 prospect) is 2-1 with 3.81 ERA in five starts for Harrisburg since being promoted from Potomac.
David Driver is a contributor to MiLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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This is the 12' tall inflatable headless horseman that creates an ominous presence in your own sequestered glen. Only available at Hammacher Schlemmer, the horseman is holding a pumpkin head in his hand and the gourd's infernal smile and slanted, ominous eyes suggest imminent malevolence while internal lights emit a creepy luminescence. The horse stands on its hind legs, its head turns eerily side-to-side, and it produces a bone-chilling whinny, portending malevolence in your Sleepy Hollow. The headless horseman and his horse stand over an illuminated gravestone that reads "RIP." Includes eight tethers and stakes for securing the display. Inflates in one minute with the included fan. Plugs into AC with 5' cord. 12' H x 7 3/4' W x 3 1/2' D. (10 lbs.)
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Very Nice Product
By Smokey
from Westchester N.Y.
Item arrived quickly and in good condition.
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Needs more Air
By David
from Houston
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This is a good concept poorly executed. The only way to make it work is to cover the exhaust on the bottom of the tombstone with duct tape. Otherwise, the air pressure is insufficient to keep the product inflated.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Great Decoration Quality
By Crazy about Decorating for the Holidays
from Slidell, La
I was very pleased when I unpacked this item and found the non-integrated fan/blower. We have a LOT of yard inflatables across the holdidays and I have grown very fond of the non-integrated fan/blower systems. In addition, the tombstone that supports the front of the unit is well placed and does well supporting the additional weight of the "rotating head". I find this inflatable to be stable and easy to set up. I read an earlier comment about the legs possibly needing to be "pulled down" to prevent them from interfering with the rotating head and agree with that comment. While my item has not needed that, I can see where this might occur due to the close tolerance between the head and legs. This is an easy thing to do IF needed and don't see it as a reason not to give my full recommendation.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By reeves
from Indianola, IA
Missing clips for guidelines, arm holding pumpkin doesn't stand up, pumpkin not seen due to this.
Very Nice -- Very Large
By Nancy
from Pittsburgh, PA
Very nice for the sale priceSet up in the front yard people stop to look at itPeople give lots of compliments about itThe horse does not neigh much can't find anything in the decorations about it
Great introduction!
By rammer
from Grand Junction, co
Great for Halloween. Big enough to show very well. Might have problems in high wind.
An outstanding display
By Halloween Crazy
from Tucson, AZ
This is an awesome Halloween display. We enjoyed it. The only problem is the horse's knees must be anchored down so the horse's rotating head does not brush the knees. If that happens, the position of the rotating head will re-set and can actually turn all the way around which causes entanglement with the reins.
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Her name, Zorica, didn't sound very Belgian to me, but she promised I would not find a better waffle in all of Antwerp. "Wouldn't you like to order one?"
Lured by a toasty smell, I had stumbled upon the century-old Van Hecke waffle house while wandering through Antwerp late one dark winter afternoon, when the cathedral's soaring Gothic bell tower had already dissolved into silhouette. Icy snow was spitting from the overcast sky, pricking my face like tiny needles.
"Sure," I told Zorica, then stood at a front counter to watch as she went to work on a Brussels-style waffle. During two decades of regular visits to Antwerp, I'd eaten my weight in waffles—small, dense, and sweet Liège-style ones as well as thick, yeasty Brussels waffles, called Belgian waffles in the U.S. ever since they debuted stateside at the 1964 New York World's Fair.
For most Americans, Belgian waffles are breakfast food, but in the land of their origin they're often an afternoon treat, piled with strawberry-topped mountains of whipped cream and washed down with strong coffee.
The good burghers of Antwerp seem most mad for waffles in summer, when tables and chairs spill from cafés onto cobblestone streets and squares.
Zorica opened a hinged, blackened waffle iron and held her hand directly over it to gauge the heat. "Everything I do, I do by feel and smell," she said, explaining that the shop's heavy original irons were heated with a gas flame and, unlike electric irons in other waffle houses, had no timer or thermostat. The batter sizzled when it hit the hot metal. She closed the iron.
While the waffle cooked, Zorica shared with me that she was born in Yugoslavia in 1967, the daughter of a diplomat, and had studied accounting. She'd come to Antwerp 17 years earlier, worked at Van Hecke's, and eventually bought the shop from the owners, keeping the vintage '60s decor. "I learned all about making waffles with my eyes," she told me, "not from books or school."
When Zorica decided my waffle was done, she flipped it onto a plate and asked if I wanted whipped cream. "No," I said. "If this is going to be the best waffle I've ever eaten, I want only the waffle." She sprinkled it with powdered sugar.
From the first bite, I could tell this was one hell of a waffle. Piping hot, with a smell as deep and golden as Indian-summer sunlight, it was incomparably crisp and brown on the outside, light and almost creamy on the inside. Zorica smiled. "You see what I mean?" she asked. I nodded back, unable to stop eating.
Was it the best waffle I have ever eaten? Or was it simply a very good waffle made perfect by the moment—the nasty weather, the warmth of the irons and of Zorica's smile? I'm still not sure.
Zorica asked if I wanted anything else, and I said, "Yes, I'd like one to go." I left five minutes later, the waffle warming my hands through a thin paper napkin. As I walked I took a bite; a cascade of sugar dusted my coat and mingled there with specks of snow. In the darkness of the afternoon, I couldn't tell which was which.
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Homebirth and Doulas
Did you/Will you have a labor doula present at your planned homebirth? What led to your decision?
I personally had a doula at my first homebirth and do not regret the decision for a minute. She was able to provide a special kind of support, particularly right after birth and during transition, that I did not get from my husband or midwife. I have also attended many homebirths as a doula myself. Though it is far different from hospital birth, I do think that women can still benefit positively from the supportive nature of doulas during non-hospital birth.
What are your thoughts fellow homebirth mamas?
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I think having a doula present if you don't have an extra support person is a great idea. A doulas support particularly after the birth in packing up everything and returning the house back to normal is invaluable. I did have a doula for my third labour - she was a close friend and a wonderful emotional support.


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The most traditional wedding gown fabric, designers used lace as the primary fabric and as an accent. Briefly acknowledging that the source of this inspiration could have come from Kate Middleton's wedding dress (see The Middleton Effect), lace has historically been associated with the classic bridal look.
Variations of lace from Alencon to Chantilly and beyond were featured in some interesting ways. Vera Wang showed gowns made of black lace, Ines Di Santo had lace under a transparent dress and Monique Lhuillier accented horsehair bows with lace.
Here's a small collection of lace gowns from the Spring 2012 bridal market collections:
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Anne Chertoff has earned her reputation as a wedding authority over the course of her 10 years in the bridal industry. WeddingWire and Chertoff have partnered to provide comprehensive Spring 2012 Bridal Market coverage from New York City.
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Have You Ever Carved A Jack-o-lantern?
The topic of carving a pumpkin came up the other day in the office and I was surprised by how many of my co-workers had never carved a jack-o-lantern.
I then took my little survey on the road with me to the Mix VIP Lunch at Julian's Asian Restaurant and Lounge and discovered the five out of the six women that I was having lunch with had never taken a knife to a pumpkin! I thought, "WOW! What's the reason why!"
After talking with these ladies, many of them had never done it because their parents didn't let them as kids and they just had no desire to do it. I was also told that cutting open a pumpkin was too messy, its insides were slimy and one of them said they just didn't know what to do or where to begin. Then there was the one who had done it before. Her co-workers said she does it EVERY year and that she even cooks with the pumpkin! I'm hoping they are talking about roasting the pumpkin seeds!
So that got me to wondering, how many other people have never carved a jack-o-lantern out of a pumpkin!
If you've carved a pumpkin for Halloween this year, I'd love to see your work! Just upload a pic in the comment section below or better yet jump to the Mix 93-1 Facebook page and upload it there and share your work with thousands! I'd also like to know if it's your first attempt or one of your masterpieces.
For those of you that have never carved a jack-o-lantern and would like to know how, I did a quick search on YouTube and found these videos to help inspire you!
Happy Halloween and be careful carving your jack-o-lantern!
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REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
whom to blame for the loss?
1) McNair. made no plays, didn't look sharp, some pics.
2) O Line. average running holes, some protection breakdowns.
3) Jamal. has lost a step.
4) Coach Billick as OC. uninspired game plan, never got a rhythm.
or was the Indy defense that good?
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Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
2. Maybe. McNair seemed to have some time.
3. Yes.
4. I don't think we banged it between the tackles as often as I would have liked. Still it's hard to blame the coach when we had 4 turnovers. If McNair throws a touchdown pass instead of a pick at the 1 and we play field position the rest of the game, or if Ray doesn't tip those balls and we get 2 more picks. . . Seems like a lot of little things having to do with bounced balls, bad calls, and execution on offense. I know a lot of people like to blame the coaches but I didn't see anything suggesting that's fair.
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.
Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
On the O-line, the running holes were average, but they have been all year. The pass pro I thought was good tbh, as good as can be expected against as aggressive a pass rush as the Colts have. Our pass pro was pretty much 100% worse than that the last two times we've played them in my opinion.
Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
It was the totally the offense. The defense played their butts off...not giving up a TD to the Colts is a huge feat.M&T Bank Stadium - Section 513
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Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
1. I agree that McNair had a terrible game.
2. The Colts D had a good game.
3. The OL was not the problem. The problem is that we need to address our RB via the draft. I think Jamal should come back, but in a Bettis or Corey Dillon type role, along with a young back that we draft.
4. We really miss BJ Sams and the field position he gave us this season.
5. My biggest pet-peve with this darn game is Brian "Marty-Ball" Billick. WTF happened at the end of the first half when we had one minute left, and all of our timeouts, to at least take a shot down the field. I think Steve Biscotti ought to hold off on giving Billick an extension, because this system is not working.
Sure we went 13-3, but next season brings a new unknown. The Steelers went from SB champs to 8-8. The Bengals went from AFC North Champs to 8-8. The Seahawks went from a SB trip to barely surviving in the playoffs this year.
You don't know what each season will bring, and especially with a aging ballclub such as ours.
We had a golden opportunity and this was a winnable game. Had we gone for it and failed at the end of the first half, I would have said, well at least we tried and it did not work. No, we went ultraconservative and did not even try. That crap may not work next season against a retooled Steelers, and young and still talented Bengals team, and an unknown in the Stains. We are a talented team, but only as good as the coaching allows, and only as good as what we do in clutch situations.
I am not saying that Billick should be fired, but he definitely still needs to work for his extension.It's a new season! It's a new day!
Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
> I am not saying that Billick should be fired, but he
> definitely still needs to work for his extension.
I think it's kind of harsh after the turnaround this year and the success he had as OC to throw him under the bus for a game where the O had 4 turnovers and couldn't run or pass.
My 2c. I know the radio will be non-stop with people calling for Billick's head, but there were lots of little things in this game - bad calls, poor execution - that were *clearly* not the fault of BB the coach or BB the OC.
He did enough this year for the extension. He should get it soon so we have some stability.Festivus
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.
Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
I think cutting Billick off would be a dreadful thing to do and Bisciotti is smart enough to know that, he stuck with Billick last year and was rewarded with a 13-3 season, no way we say thanks but no thanks after this season. Keep the continuity continue the building process and this team will stay near the top, emotions are bound to come out in the wake of this game it's inevitable, leveller heads will prevail though and when things calm down in a few weeks time we'll realise that in spite of the dissapointment we should still be in a good position to build with this team.
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Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
Ahh, the bi-polarism of Raven fans. A eek ago BB was the savior. He can have off games too - though what a terrible time to have one.
Better idea: Get as many more high-caliber O lineman as we can find, and draft a good FAST back to replace Jamal.
I liked Addai before the draft and still do. sigh...ENFORCE THE 1ST AMENDMENT WITH THE SECOND, NEVER DISARM
Re: REASONS FOR THE LOSS (AKA, the Blame Game)
Things the Ravens need:
1: Something offensively in the gameplan to change. Preferably an OC who is allowed to implement an entirely different offense.
2: A little bit more in the OL.
3: A versatile RB that hits holes hard.
4: True QB of the future
5: A CB to replace Rolle.
Most of these things really aren't that hard.


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Dreams Are Real 02: Feliz Dia de Los Muertos
First I'd like to wish everyone a Happy Dia de Los Muertos. Everyone take a moment to raise a glass and honor those who came before us. I'll be making an ancestor inspired dinner before working on contracts, and formatting magazine pages. I'm taking a well earned break from painting today.
Yesterday brought the full moon in Taurus (that's my sun sign), so in between paintings I lit some sage, gathered up all my green candles, made my way to my Gypsy altar, and did a little something for abundance. Simple rituals are often the best kind of rituals.
And here is one of the images I was painting all evening. When I was younger I would dream of men in suits with bird heads. Their heads would always turn in the most grotesque of angles and they would often bring war and turmoil with them. For the past year they have been trying to get my attention again. They don't bring war so much anymore but a chance to delve into my darker parts to get closer to the light. I still have to define the arms on this one but here he is, bringing his wisdom and designer suits.
But of course in all of this I have felt like this weekend has been a strange dream. Which of course is why this little potpourri of events is under "Dreams Are Real".


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Hi, in the web hosting server wherein I have my site, the server does not store session variables. I designed the site from my localhost and uploaded it to the remote web server, but I noticed that when I logged in, the server does not even create sessions and does not store the session variables. Please what should I do as regards this? I have run through php.ini file and made some settings there. Yet, it does not still store session. Please help.
Thank you.
If you are not using database to write sessions, you need to ensure that server is writing them (session files) to the writable folder. It is usually just "/tmp" but sometimes this folder doesn't exist or is not writable.
Create php.ini file in your website root and put following in it:
sessions.save_path = "/tmp"
If this doesn't work you should create a folder and name it e.g. "tmp", then replace path in your php.ini with the FULL path of this new folder.
Make sure noone can access files in this folder by either placing it above the wwwroot (public_html, htdocs) folder or by denying access to the folder with .htaccess file.
Note: Your php.ini should contain FULL path to the writable folder.Note2: On Windows, paths start with drive letter, e.g. C:\blabla\, while on linux and other *nix-like systems they are all starting from root (/home/user/public_html/)Note3: To make folder writable in Linux you will need to change it's chmod. In most cases chmod 777 will do the work, but that's very loose setting and on shared hostin it may represent a problem as all users can write to folders with chmod 777.
I quite like your explanation. But, considering my domain name http://www.myname.com/dce/, the domain is under the /www/ directory, i.e, /www/myname.com; what will be the full path of the tmp folder in which I should store the session variables? Also, should the /tmp/ folder be on the same level as /www/? please kindly furnish me with this information.
Thank you!
First create phpinfo file and open it in your web browser, it will give you various information about your web server. Search for "DOCUMENT_ROOT" there and it'll give you full path to your web site folder, e.g. /home/myname/www/myname.com
You should then create folder "tmp" above your webroot folder (above myname.com folder), and add it's path to your php.ini file. It will look like /home/myname/www/tmp
If you don't have permissions to create folders here, create folder tmp in your webroot folder so it's path would be /home/myname/www/myname.com/tmp
Then just add file .htaccess in that folder and add following in it:
Deny From All
This will prevent anyone from accessing this folder (via web browser)
Did you look at the response headers the server sent to verify that it actually isn't sending a cookie? It might be sending a cookie for a malformed domain, or for a directory, or something else that is mis-configured. Use an inspector or Live HTTP Headers for firefox to see the headers being responded with.
@Avram; PHP gives big fat warnings when you want to start a session and have the tmp directory for sessions set to a non-writable directory, so that's probably not the issue here. Unless all those errors are suppressed of course. Also, the default /tmp directory should be fine since all users on a *nix system are able to write there.
@Easytime: session.save_path can also be found in phpinfo file I told you to make, so you can see to what path it's set right now.
@ScallioXTX: I'm far from server guru like yourself, I was just explaining what I did in several occasions when server didn't accept session data, and it worked almost every time. Usually it was just like that - sessions folder wasn't writable (or didn't exist) and PHP error reporting was turned off.
I know the /tmp is writable for everyone, but we still don't know if it's *nix server in this case or not. Btw. I'm just looking at phpinfo output on one of my clients' website and session.save_path is set to no value. What does this mean? Will it use default (/tmp) or it won't save session files at all?
Thanks for your post. I have created a phpinfo.php file in the server. It shows me the server info. But from the following:doc_root; docref_ext; docref_root; there are no value for these variables. I did not see the DOCUMENT_ROOT as you specified it. I only saw the short name of it.
Example:doc_root = no valuedocref_ext = no valuedocref_root = no value
What could this mean? So, now that it shows no value for each, what do I do?
I quite understand you. Ok, the server is a Linux server... however, I will give you a link to the phpinfo I have created on the server. It is, http://troikaengineering.com/dce/phpinfo.php
Hi Avram, this is a site I developed on my local computer using wampserver as a web server and php as the application server. However, the site runs fine on my local computer. But when I uploaded it to the remote server, I noticed that, the pages am not supposed to access except I login, would not display even when I login.
Example:On the main.php,
<?php session_start();
if(! isset ($_SESSION['admin'])) {
header("Location: errorpage.php"); }
else {
echo "Welcome ". $_SESSION['admin'] ."<BR />";
When I login from the login page, the conditional statement on the main.php page is evaluated to true (NOT SET) and it redirects the page to errorpage.php.
That means that, the session variables are not saved.
From the login_confirm.php page using post or get,
<?php session_start();
$uname=$_REQUEST['username']; $pword=$_REQUEST['password'];
//connect to mysql
//do mysql_query statements here...
//if records found,
//create session variables...
//close connection
//redirect to main.php page here
These are the codes for everything...it works on localhost, but on remote, nothing....Pls help.
Yup, according to the manual, /tmp is the default. It probably asks the OS for it's default temp path when no value is set.
Hi Avram, why are you having /home/myname/www/myname.com ? I.e, why are you using 'myname' in two places? Don't forget, I told you that the my web url is: http://www.troika.com/dce./dce is where I put the entire design.So, with this url, the 'troika.com' is under the /www/ director.So, if am to create a folder 'tmp' under the /dce/ director, the entire url will be: 'http://troika.com/dce/tmp'...Now, if am going to tell php.ini that all session files should be store in the /tmp folder, what will the following line be?
session.cookie_path = /session.cookie_domain =.home/www/troikaengineering.com/dcesession.save_path = "N;MODE;/path"session.save_path = "/tmp"session.save_path = "x;/tmp"
what is the difference betweensession.save_path = "x;/tmp" and session.save_path = "/tmp" and session.save_path = "N;MODE;/path" ?
Okay!!!! WOW!!! Thank God for you guys..... I have corrected the problem.I decided to change the session path to session.save_path = "/home/www/domainName.com/folder1/tmp" and it's working now.
Am good to go continue now.Thanks for everyone that contributed ideas to this post. I am grateful.
Thanks for clarification @ScallioXTX
@Easytime: There is SERVER["DOCUMENTROOT"] and it points to /home/www/troikaengineering.com
You could try to create /home/www/tmp and add it to your php.ini - it should also change in phpinfo output (in left, "local value" column; after refresh of course)
edit: I was writing this message for 30 minutes xD so I didn't see your post(s). I was just making an example with that path, as on all my servers the path structure is always /home/USERNAME/public_html/ - so I was guided by that
edit2: Since your session save path is now inside your wwwroot folder, please protect access to that folder with .htaccess file, as explained above. Also, you should remove phpinfo.php file now!
Hey, what I thought is working isn't actually working....I forgot that I disabled the conditional statement to check whether a session is set or not.... When I disabled the if...else... statement, the page showed, but when I finally found out that there is an error and I corrected it, it did not work again....However, there is something I have discovered in the course of opening the page with checking for set session variables....I noticed that the session variables have been registered in the folders that I chose for storage. And a session ID has been created also. But, I do not know why the page holding the conditional expression to check whether session variables are set or not, is not opening - returning a false value (session not set).
Please help me out!
I have protected the folders that I feel are vulnerable with htaccess file and I also have removed the phpinfo.php file. It is not there again.
The protection is not working....I created a file 'php.htaccess', inside the file, I type 'Deny From All' and saved it to the location. But I tried to open the location from the address bar, it seems as if the htaccess file is not working...Please what am I doing wrong here?
It's not php.htaccess, just .htaccess (dot at the beginning!)
Can you add this code in your main.php (below session_start()):
Then post here output of this function.
Here is the output of the code you posted;;;
array(0) { }
Did you happen to have a look at the headers like I asked in post #5 of this thread? We need to assess if the problem is
a) the session is started and the cookie is sent but the browser doesn't understand it, ORb) the session is started but doesn't send a cookie, ORc) the session doesn't even start
Option c is hard to assess, but the difference between a and b is easy to assess by checking the response headers of any page that calls session_start()
I have been able to figure out the problem. Thanks to you guys for your wonderful ideas....
But my wampserver does not work again. Anytime I run a php file, it returns an error like:
"ForbiddenYou don't have permission to access /dce/Admin/connString.php on this server."
I am now forced to work directly on the remote host.I have been able to correct the problem.I had to change the location wherein I stored the session files back to its original path "/tmp" so that garbage collector can do its work automatically.
Please what could cause this probelm?
Thanks all the same.God bless you all!


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This problem is discussed here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1744809
By following the directions you can get the monitor brightness set correctly. Passing the command "setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=00 " as root in the dark will cause the screen to light up under BT5. After installing BT5 you can permanently modify your settings, and not have pass the command in the dark.
This is a linux kernel bug. Try any other linux distro with the same kernel and you'll have the same problem. Try FreeBSD, OpenBSD, or an older linux kernel and all is well. It's a major bummer for Acer/emachines owners that want to use BT5 in live mode.


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More than 50,000 transponders for the new Harbor (110) Freeway ExpressLanes have been issued, the Metropolitan Transit Authority has announced.
All vehicles - including carpools - must purchase a transponder in order to use the ExpressLanes, which charges a per mile fee to use them.
Vehicles with more than two occupants and motorcycles may use the ExpressLanes without incurring a mileage charge, but must still install a transponder.
Full details on the 11 miles of freeway ExpressLanes are available at www.metroexpresslanes.net or by calling 511 and saying "ExpressLanes."
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