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Cinderella: A Toe-Tapping Family Musical Treat Reviews & Ratings
Loved the music and the costumes.....the story was familiar to most of the kids so they all enjoyed it, too. Still a wee bit too long for the youngest set, though. The great treat was that the kids were able to meet all the characters and get...continued
reviewed May 04 2013 report as inappropriateThe play was wonderful! Loved the modernized rendition. The only negative aspect of the evening was that the theater was really, really warm due to the hot weather. The kids complained of headaches due to the heat.
reviewed May 10 2013 report as inappropriateNWCT has created a refreshingly original hit - AGAIN! This theater never fails to impress us with its clever reimaginings of classic tales, professional performers, and vibrant sets and music. We loved the updated take on Cinderella, with an...continued
reviewed Apr 27 2013 report as inappropriateVery good performance! Nice twist on the story. But not for very little kids. Recommend for ages 6 and up.
reviewed May 10 2013 report as inappropriateNot your ordinary Cinderella! Lots of singing and dancing, fabulous characters, just the right length for kiddos. The meet the cast event afterward was fantastic and very friendly for shy kids. Cupcakes at intermission were yummy! This was the...continued
reviewed Apr 27 2013 report as inappropriateThe performance is excellent--good actors, great voices, wonderful costumes. However, I did not like the venue at all. Our seats had terrible sight lines--unexpected, since with previous Goldstar tickets we had great seats. The building is old and...continued
reviewed May 10 2013 report as inappropriateI took my 10 year old son to see this play. It definitely had a unique twist on an old storyline. The music was good, and we both enjoyed it very much. As far as the venue went, my biggest complaint is the parking situation downtown. I drove...continued
reviewed May 24 2013 report as inappropriateIt was a great show. Entertaining, held our interest and intermission was just the right length. We will definitely plan to attend more shows at the Northwest Children's Theater!
reviewed May 24 2013 report as inappropriateLots of fun watching Cinderella with my 4 year old daughter and her friend. Seats weren't the best as it was hard for the little ones to see the stage, but other than that, we had a great time!
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Going to root, have a question So I've waited a little before I decided to root. I had an OG Droid and was rooted for a while and was very comfortable with nandroid back up and was wondering if theirs anything like available for the D3. Also, their was a thread on here about what apps were safe to freeze and I can't seem to find it anymore. Any help would be great, thanks Also was wondering if anyone has unrooted their phone with 1 click root before?
The one click root is easy as, I don't know, 1 click. Look for Hashcode's Bootstrap that allows you to use BP tools to boot into Clockwork Mod Recovery (which allows for nandroids) There are also scripts that debloat the apps, and lists if you wanna just freeze 'em. There are also several ROMs floating around now.
Hey if I root using Pete's will it debloat my phone? And can I make a android prior to rooting so I have my Verizon stock rom still? And how do I unroot and get all the stock stuff back invade of an update or Warrenty replacement? Sent from my DROID X2 using DroidForums
When you use pete's one click, it will root the phone (and it is as easy as one click) but that's all it will do. He has a second tool to debloat. He has a script that will talk you thru debloating. And if need be, he has the same tools to undo everything done. Also, if I am not mistaken, you cannot do a nandroid until you have root. After root you will have to install the recovery to do the nandroid. I am still using hashcodes first version for recovery and it works good. (Has saved my but a few times already.) You can find his stuff on xda or here--> http://www.psouza4.com/droid3/ Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums
So its a extra tool to debloat. OK thanks. Now for flashing roms like eclipse or ATRIX all I do is make a nandroid of my stock using clockwork. Than load the new one in rom manager right? Sent from my DROID X2 using DroidForums
Don't know about using rom manager but the way I flash roms is going thru the recovery. Download rom to phone Turn off phone Turn back on while holding the "M" button. Use volume down to scroll to bptools. Use volume up to select. That will bring you into recovery Scroll to install zip from card, find file and use power button to select. These instructions are for the droid 3. The rooting tools should still work for you. Look on his site, it says which devices it covers. Read around for the recovery to use. I didn't see your signature in the beginning. But the flashing process should be the same. Sorry if this isn't 100% accurate for your device. Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums
Droid X2. I'm new to this and wanna make sure i do it right and don't mess my phone up. Do the moto droids have their own recovery and place to make nandroid or do I still need to download clockwork recovery or something? Sent from my DROID X2 using DroidForums
Looking at petes webpage, the rooting tool will work for your phone, but the debloating tool is for the d3. Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums
I am trying my first one for the past couple days. Dark droid. So far so good here. Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums
Yeah I saw mine listed for Pete's. So what's the nest say to set up recovery? Sent from my DROID X2 using DroidForums
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We must waste no time in dealing with the raven god. You must take the essence-infused moonstone to a place of great power in order to lure the god from the relative safety of the Emerald Dream.Descend into the Sethekk Halls and set the moonstone in the clutches of the raven's claw. You'll find it in the chamber before the talon king's hall.
Anzu must be made believe that his followers have gathered to welcome him back into the world. Once he has manifested, show him no mercy!
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replacing rotors ONLY..is this a silly move?
ONLY my front rotors NEED to be replaced
I am considering going with the BMW Performance Rotors and replacing both front and rear BC the rotors on such a crazy sale right now (75/77% off msrp) Should I go ahead and replace the pads/sensors on all four corners as well while I'm at it or is this overkill for now since there's still "plenty of life" left on them (according to mechanic at RRT)? |
I have rarely heard of rotors needing to be replaced without pads, though it is possible if they are scorched or "warped", I say go for it, pads not necessary. And sensors definitely not necessary. In fact I have never replaced sensors on my e46 and now they are tied back because my current pads don't accept them.
Silly to replace rotors without doing the pads. Do it all at once, bed the pads and do it right.
Replace it all...Why Ruin a good set of rotors on a used set of pads?
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yeah I decided I'm going to go ahead and replace the pads too (Hawk high performance ceramics for blend of performance and low dust -- style 135 wheels have to be one of the worst to clean)
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where are they on sale?? link please :)
ECS Tuning has them http://www.ecstuning.com/BMW-E46-330...All/ES2137045/
I believe they're only on sale/offered for 330i/Ci fitment |
If your pads still have "plenty of life left" (I miss the guys at RRT :( ) you can still use them. Get a piece of plate glass and some 120 grit EMORY cloth (not SANDpaper). Sand the pads flat in a circular motion til they are flat and smooth. Mount and motor on for a few hundred miles til the rotors "season" with numerous heat cycles of light/modrate use. Then bed the pads/rotors as usual. Have done this many times, each with great results.
I'm experiencing uneven braking, noticeable at low speeds, faster then slower then faster. My 3 year old Brembo rotors are wavy and have lips at the end, while the 3 year old pads are still 9-10mm thick. |
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text: Xbox 360 Still Loved, Purchased By JapanMichael McWhertor10/06/08 6:40pmFiled to: Simple 2000: The Japanese Hardware Chartmedia createHardwareSalesOnly in Japan147EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink For the third week in a row, Microsoft has outsold Sony again on its home turf, continuing to move Xbox 360s at a respectable clip. Nintendo remains undaunted in the console wars, as combined sales of both the 360 and PS3 are well below that of the Wii and account for about a third of Nintendo DS sales. In other words, Nintendo rules, everyone else drools, hardware-wise. • Nintendo DS - 57,847 • Wii - 26,314 • PSP - 25,671 • Xbox 360 - 11,291 • PlayStation 2 - 9,848 • PlayStation 3 - 8,275Reply147 repliesLeave a reply


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Mumbai: May 29, 2014
After sealing a place in the second qualifier with a comfortable seven-wicket win, Chennai Super Kings skipper
Dhoni heaped praise on his bowlers for putting up a good show on a wicket that was favourable to batting.
"I think the bowlers did a real good job. It was a very good wicket to bat on. Ashish and Ishwar moved the ball around a bit. In the middle overs, the spinners bowled well," said Dhoni after his team chased down Mumbai's 173 for 8 with eight balls to spare at Brabourne stadium.
"180-185 was a par score, good track, fast outfield and not too big boundaries. 173 was just a bit under par, but we needed to score the runs.
"It would have been better had the top order carried on.
It would have made life easier for Hussey and Raina."
Chennai pulled off some difficult catches. One of them was of Corey Anderson,the hero of Mumbai's last match against Rajasthan Royals.
It was a top-edge from Anderson which had gone high and Ishwar Pandey had to wait patiently for a long time at deep backward square leg, before pouching it to dismiss the New Zealander.
Asked about the catches, Dhoni said: "I thought those catches would have been dropped, but Ishwar's catch was brilliant.
"We knew Anderson will try and swing and I kept Ashwin for him and it paid off."
Dhoni said it was the experience of Hussey and Raina which helped them and they were always confident of pulling off the chase.
"We didn't panic. That's where experience counts. I felt with Hussey around, if he gets going he can accelerate and the firepower with me and Jaddu around, we could chase 9 or 10 an over," he said.
It was a good day for Suresh Raina as he was not only adjudged the Man of the Match for his unbeaten 33-ball 54 but early in the day he was also named the captain of the Indian team that would be touring Bangladesh next month.
Raina said: "God has been very kind to meaAfter being named captain of India for Bangladesh].
We executed the bowing plan really well. And then the batsmen, all of them did their job. I knew I had to bat till the last over.
"Wicket was really good, ball was coming on nicely. I knew I could hit Ojha over midwicket and Bhajji over cover.
Huss was batting well and we were running between the wickets well too.
Talking about their fielding, Raina said: "Ishwar took a brilliant catch to dismiss Anderson and hopefully we can continue playing good cricket in the next two games as well."
Mumbai Indians captain, Rohit Sharma said the score of 173 was a good total and it was just not their day.
"We batted well till the 15th-16th over. 170 was a good enough, target. We would have liked some more but we really played well and I have a lot of pride in this side and how long we've come in this tournament. This just wasn't our day."
Sharma lauded his team for bouncing back after losing the first five games in UAE leg.
"We showed a lot of character after losing the first five games. Coming back to India and performing like that was incredible," he said.
"I didn't have to do too much, we were in that momentum after our last win and we wanted to carry it though to this game. But unfortunately CSK were the better team today and that's what it is. We've got some work to do and hopefully we'll come back bigger and stronger next year.".
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Datawind UbiSlate 9Ci Tablet White
- The TFT LCD capacitive touch screen of 9 inches with a display resolution of 800 x 480 Pixels gives amazing picture clarity and beautiful colours.
- The latest android operating system of this Datawind tablet allows you to have a tablet compatible with all your desired applications so that you do not have to compromise on any.
- The 1.2 Ghz processor and 512 MB RAM lets you download all the apps and allows very easy navigation without and lags.
- The 3000 mAh of lithium ion battery gives 3 hours of talk time and keeps you free from the worries of running out of battery.
- The 4GB ROM which can be expanded up to 32 GB lets you save a lot of data without falling short of space.
- The 0.3 MP camera is quite a disappointment for a 9 inch android tablet.
- 512 MB ROM is also kind of a let down for a tablet.
- Screen resolution could have been better.
The Datawind Ubislate tablet is a product that lacks on the quality of some essential features but then on the other hand some of the other specifications are quite good for an android tablet at this price range. If you're in need for a low priced tablet this one can do a fine job for you.


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Nature around Bundanoon
Bundanoon is the northern gateway to Morton National Park. Follow the well-marked bushwalking trails in one of NSW's largest national parks, admiring waterfalls that plunge into valleys below.
About Bundanoon
Just 140 km south-west of Sydney, Bundanoon is one of the Southern Highlands villages to retain its old world charm and connection with the natural beauty of Morton National Park. Popular since the 1920s as a tourist destination, the village has fine old guesthouses, an excellent health retreat, cafes and antique dealers - the perfect package for a short break.
Follow William Street to the east of town to find the sandstone grotto known as Glow-Worm Glen, best seen at dusk. The 11 km of roads and trails that run through Morton National Park make it popular for bike rides.


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By Jeanna Smialek
Bloomberg News
WASHINGTON - The cost of living in the U.S. rose less than forecast in August, a sign it will take time for inflation to reach the Federal Reserve's goal.
The consumer-price index increased 0.1 percent, the least in three months, after a 0.2 percent gain in July, Labor Department figures showed today in Washington. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists called for a 0.2 percent gain in August. The core measure, which excludes food and fuel, also rose 0.1 percent last month.
The figures come as Fed policy makers meet today and tomorrow to debate whether economic growth is strong enough to begin slowing the pace of bond purchases. Central bankers have said they are also watching prices to ensure the U.S. doesn't slip into a long period of diminishing increases, or disinflation, that damages the expansion.
"There's still quite a bit of slack in the labor market, wage gains are positive but have been modest," said Ryan Wang, an economist at HSBC Securities USA Inc. in New York who correctly forecast the gain in the CPI. "The Fed is committed to defending their 2 percent inflation goal from both sides, and currently inflation is running below that goal."
Stock-index futures were little changed after the figures as the Fed prepared for its two-day meeting. The contract on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index expiring in December rose 0.1 percent to 1,692 at 8:55 a.m. in New York.
Economists' estimates
Estimates in the Bloomberg survey of 87 economists ranged from no change to a gain of 0.3 percent.
The increase in consumer prices last month was led by medical care, prescription drugs, rents and tobacco. Declines in utility gas service, gasoline and airfares limited the advance.
The August increase in the core gauge was the smallest in four months and followed a 0.2 percent gain in July. Economists projected a 0.2 percent increase in August, according to the survey median.
Overall consumer prices increased 1.5 percent in the 12 months ended in August after a 2 percent year-over-year gain the prior month.
The core CPI climbed 1.8 percent from August 2012, following a 1.7 percent advance in the prior 12-month period.
Medical care
Medical care services climbed 0.7 percent in August, the most since September 2010. Owners equivalent rent rose 0.2 percent and tobacco prices climbed 0.4 percent.
Airfares dropped 3.1 percent, the most since November 2008. Gas services provided by utilities decreased 2.3 percent, while gasoline prices fell 0.1 percent.
Energy costs decreased 0.3 percent from a month earlier, while food costs rose 0.1 percent.
With inflation under control, paychecks are barely rising. Hourly earnings adjusted for inflation increased 0.1 percent in August, and were up 0.7 percent over the past 12 months, separate figures from the Labor Department showed today.
McDonald's Corp. is among companies limiting price increases as it strives to lure customers. The world's largest restaurant chain, based in Oak Brook, Ill., is also working to draw cash-strapped Americans with new products after its U.S. same-store sales climbed less than analysts projected.
Luring customers
"It is critical to maintain our value proposition by keeping price increases at or below key inflation indices," Peter Bensen, chief financial officer, said on a Sept. 10 earnings call. "With projected 2013 food away from home inflation of 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent, we want to maintain pricing flexibility as we balance future price increases with our desire to continue to grow traffic and market share."
Other companies indicate that higher raw materials costs will keep inflation from slowing further.
"You're seeing cost-push inflation work its way through the supply chain in apparel," Richard Noll, CEO of Hanesbrands Inc., the Winston Salem, N.C.- based maker of Hanes underwear and Playtex bras, said at a conference on Sept. 11. "We're going to be in a moderately inflationary environment."
Fed policy makers have warned of the risks of prolonged inflation below their 2 percent target, while economists project the central bank will start reducing its $85 billion in monthly asset purchases as soon as this week as the economy shows improvement.
Fed's Bernanke
Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has said low inflation could cause the recovery to bog down by inhibiting capital investment and increasing the risk of "outright deflation," a broad-based decline in prices.
"Very low inflation poses risks to economic performance," he told lawmakers July 17. "We will monitor this situation closely."
The CPI is the broadest of three price gauges from the Labor Department because it includes goods and services. About 60 percent of the index covers prices consumers pay for services from medical visits to airline fares, movie tickets and rents.
Wholesale prices grew 0.3 percent in August, Labor Department data showed Sept. 13. Import prices were little changed last month, the agency said a day earlier.
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Learn How to Write a Driver for Linux 3.x With The Linux Driver Template
A Linux Driver Template (LDT) has been published to help new Linux kernel developers writing hardware device drivers.
Constantine Shulyupin posted the Linux Driver Template (LDT) on the Linux mailing list in order to merge it into the mainline Linux kernel. The code can be used as as a starting point for new drivers, and shows how to use several Linux facilities such as module, platform driver, file operations (read/write, mmap, ioctl, blocking and nonblocking mode, polling), kfifo, completion, interrupt, tasklet, work, kthread, timer, simple misc device,
multiple char devices, Device Model, configfs, UART, hardware loopback, software loopback and ftracer.
This sample has been added to other device drivers samples in eLinux.org. And if you want to learn further there's always the Linux driver bible: "Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition" which can be downloaded for free as PDF, although it's for 2.6.10 kernel and many parts may not be up-to date.
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VCD Imager
GNU VCDImager
The VCDI package is a collection of core tools for authoring and disassembling even the most complex (Super) video CDs according to a XML based structural description
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Weak prerequisite | cdrdao |
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Bloggers Emerge As Information Sources in Hurricane Katrina's Aftermath
CNN.com most cited source for hurricane news,
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Bloggers are mobilizing to provide much-needed information and relief aid in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, and a few on-the-scene and remote bloggers are emerging as unique sources of information in an area where electricity, Internet connections and telephone communications have been severely compromised. Intelliseek's BlogPulse (http://www.blogpulse.com), which analyzes daily posts from 15.6 million blogs, finds that CNN.com and Yahoo! News are the most cited news sources for Katrina-related information, while the Irish Trojan blog (http://www.brendanloy.com/), written remotely by Brendan Loy from South Bend, Ind., is the most frequently cited hurricane-related blog. The top Katrina-related news sources cited by bloggers include: 1. CNN.com 2. Yahoo! News 3. MSNBC 4. Washington Post 5. BBC News 6. The New York Times 7. Fox News 8. USAToday.com 9. South Florida Sun-Sentinel 10. The Miami Herald Top Hurricane-related blogs While traditionally popular bloggers discussed the hurricane, many lesser- known but hurricane-specific blogs have emerged since Katrina slammed ashore over the weekend. On-the-scene and remote blogs providing information about Katrina and the relief effort include: 1. Irish Trojan Blog (http://www.brendanloy.com) by Brendan Troy of South Bend, IN 2. Metroblogging New Orleans (http://neworleans.metblogs.com/) by nine New Orleans-area residents 3. Eyes on Katrina (http://eyesonkatrina.blogspot.com/) from the Biloxi Sun Herald 4. Kaye Trammel's Hurricane Katrina blog (http://hurricaneupdate.blogspot.com/) written from Louisiana State University 5. Ernie the Attorney blog (http://www.ernietheattorney.net/about.html) written by a New Orleans lawyer 6. Stormtrack (http://stormtrack.blogspot.com/) written by two scientists from the University of Massachusetts 7. A LiveJournal group blog called Katrinacane (http://www.livejournal.com/users/katrinacane/friends) 8. Dancing With Katrina (http://dancingwithkatrina.blogspot.com/) from two Gulfport bloggers, last updated Tuesday, August 30 Other blog highlights * Pre-hurricane article creating the most blog conversation: Chris Mooney's May 23 article, "Thinking Big About Hurricanes, It's time to get serious about saving New Orleans," in The American Prospect online edition (http://www.prospect.org/web/page.ww?section=root&name=ViewWeb&articleId=9754) created the most blog conversation before the hurricane made landfall (as determined by BlogPulse's Conversation Tracker). * Post-hurricane articles creating the most blog conversation: MSNBC's "Nightmare Worsens: More Flooding, and Death" (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9063708) and the Washington Post's "Looting, Fires And a Second Evacuation" (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp- dyn/content/article/2005/08/30/AR2005083000689.html) have created the most post-hurricane conversation. * Blog entries most likely to be shared: LiveJournal Blogger Insomnia's "New Orleans Stories -- Hurricane Katrina" (http://www.livejournal.com/users/insomnia/599039.html) and New Orleans based Wizbang Blogger Paul's reports from within the Superdome "Riding Out Katrina in the Superdome" (http://wizbangblog.com/archives/006917.php) have been shared more frequently among bloggers than other entries. "Just as they did during the 2004 tsunami, bloggers are emerging as unique and very necessary sources of information, especially from areas where access and communications are so adversely affected," said Pete Blackshaw, Intelliseek's chief marketing officer. "Bloggers are indeed providing valuable roles in the relief and cleanup efforts." One blogger, The Truth Laid Bear, has designated Thursday (Sept. 1) as Blogging for Relief Day (http://truthlaidbear.com/katrinarelief.php) to raise awareness and funds for relief and cleanup efforts. About Intelliseek About Intelliseek (http://www.intelliseek.com) Intelliseek is a marketing intelligence firm that helps marketers promote and protect brands through real-time monitoring and analysis of Consumer- Generated Media (CGM), as expressed through online boards, forums, communities, blogs, search engine results, and direct company feedback. Its BrandPulse(R) solution has been recognized by leading analysts and its BlogPulse portal provides timely, daily analysis of blog data. Intelliseek maintains headquarters in Cincinnati with offices in New York and California, and an Applied Research Center in Pittsburgh.
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There are so many things tucked into this beautiful Rhode Island affair (captured by the oh-so-lovely Erin McGinn) I want to gush over, I barely know where to start. But I think I have to start with the dress. That breathtakingly beautiful Claire Pettibone piece of art. Or maybe I should start with the two adorable bow-tie wearing boys who now can officially call each other brothers. But I think above all the prettiness sitting in this soiree, it's the two tying the knot I want to gush over the most, because they couldn't look happier if they tried. See so much more right here.
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The celebration wasn't just about the two of us joining in eternal wedded bliss. It was also about our boys Bryce (9) and Jack (11). When Jon and I met several years ago, we each had a son. Our boys are best friends and have been calling each other "brother" for years already. We wanted our wedding to honor our love for them as much as our love for each other.
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In Gyrex roles are used to control what bundles and what OSGi applications (OSGi application admin) will be started on a particular node.
- Bundle
(Gyrex 1.0 or higher) - Equinox Extension Registry
Define Roles
Roles are implemented using the Equinox Extension Registry. This decision was made in order to allow a declaritive approach for devining roles without writing any line of Java as well as to support lazy activation. It may be possible to use DS in the future (bug 395332).
In order to define a role you need to create an extension to the org.eclipse.gyrex.server.roles
extension point. Each role consists of an identifier, a name and references a set of bundles and/or applications to start. Applications must be defined using the Equinox org.eclipse.core.runtime.applications
extension point.
The following Example defines a role "My Server Role".
<extension point="org.eclipse.gyrex.server.roles"> <role id="com.abc.my.role" name="My Server Role"> <requireBundle symbolicName="com.abc.thridparty" /> <requireApplication applicationId="com.abc.my.application" /> </role> </extension>
The role requires the bundle com.abc.thridparty
to be started as well as the application com.abc.my.application
Activation Triggers
Once roles are defined you also need to define an activation trigger. You can create different triggers depending on the operation mode and the cloud online state. An addition start level can be set to apply some level of ordering to roles activation.
The following activation triggers are possible:
... a node is started -
... a node has successfully established its connection to the cluster -
... a node is operating in development mode -
... a node is operating is in production mode -
... a node matches a custom LDAP style filter
It's possible to combine different attributes together.
Example Development Trigger
In development mode it's usually very comfortable to automatically start a role. For example, Gyrex itself uses the following trigger to automatically start an embedded ZooKeeper server in development mode.
<extension point="org.eclipse.gyrex.server.roles"> <defaultStart mode="development" roleId="org.eclipse.gyrex.cloud.roles.leader" startLevel="-10" trigger="onBoot"> </defaultStart> </extension>
Example Production Trigger
In production environment one usually does not want a particular role to start automatically but only when a specific configuration is done. For example, Gyrex itself uses the following trigger to start the Jetty server in production mode when a node is tagged with the tag webserver and successfully connected with the cloud.
<extension point="org.eclipse.gyrex.server.roles"> <defaultStart mode="production" nodeFilter="(tag=webserver)" roleId="org.eclipse.gyrex.http.jetty.roles.engine" startLevel="10" trigger="onCloudConnect"> </defaultStart> </extension>


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The chief reason for coming to Cambridge is its people. Because most rankings of European universities place Cambridge first, because it has been building its facilities for eight centuries, and because it is one of the world's most beautiful and convenient cities, Cambridge is a magnet for talented students and faculty.
This has some obvious benefits - the quality of teaching, the quality of discussion among your peers in class, and the queue of top employers eager to recruit Cambridge graduates. But it extends beyond the classroom and job search. Some students say that the biggest of many benefits they take from Cambridge is a network of friends of amazing diversity and talent. Cambridge Judge Business School's breathtaking building is deliberately designed to foster contact outside class - with large, welcoming social areas, and intimate spaces for group work. Then the college system is designed to throw you into a multi-discipline, multi-cultural pool of friends and ideas. No one creates a more distinguished network: look at the membership of Cambridge Judge Business School's Advisory Board.
Secondary to the quality of the people, but still high on the list of Cambridge features praised by our students, is the quality of the environment. The official (Royal Commission) list of Cambridge architectural treasures runs to two hefty volumes. Walk along the street from Cambridge Judge Business School, and in 10 minutes you will have seen distinguished architecture from every period from the eleventh century to the present. Across the road from the School, next to the celebrated Fitzwilliam museum (with its Titian, Rubens, Monet, Picasso, and much else), is Peterhouse, the University's oldest college. Here, as a student member, you might live in a fifteenth century study-bedroom, eat in a thirteenth century dining hall, and work in a sixteenth century library. Cambridge Judge Business School itself makes a renowned contribution to Cambridge architecture, with its 1866 façade by Digby Wyatt leading to a 1995 interior masterpiece by John Outram. But this is not a sterile "museum-town". Interspersed among the stunning buildings where you live and work are the facilities of a modern, vibrant city - pubs and clubs, cafes and restaurants, shops, cinemas and a colourful market.
A very short walk west of Cambridge Judge Business School and you reach the famous Cambridge river landscape, where the river Cam flows through the grounds of a series of ancient colleges. Here, the standard means of transport is the punt. Then, a little way downstream, the river becomes the preserve of the rowers: many hundreds of college oarsmen and women, ranging from beginners to internationals, descend on the river at the end of the spring and summer terms to represent their colleges in the legendary "bumping" races.
You will be a member of one of the 31 Cambridge colleges. These are very diverse, some ancient, some modern, some just for graduates, some just for women; they range in size from 150 to 1000 students. They all provide meals, social, cultural and sporting facilities, and accommodation for many of their students. But you choose what to make of the college: what the college means for each student varies enormously.
Here are some examples:
"Every day for a month, I could have lunch with a student from a different field - art historian Monday, computer scientist Tuesday, philosopher Wednesday, biochemist Thursday ... and every day for a month, I could have lunch with a student from a different country - Chinese Monday, Hungarian Tuesday, Egyptian Wednesday, American Thursday ..."
"My fifteenth century study-bedroom - quaint plumbing, but what an atmosphere and view"
"Retreating to the college bar with friends after a hard day learning finance"
"Forming a string quartet of college members, and giving a concert after college dinner"
"Being centre half of the team which won the inter-collegiate rugby competition"
"Candle-lit formal dinners in the ancient panelled dining hall"
"The May Ball - dancing all night, then punting to Grantchester for breakfast"
"Chatting about football to this amiable, silver-haired guy over dinner - next day, I discovered he's a Nobel Prize winner"
"Friday night discos"
"Finding my husband - we later married in the College Chapel"
Other Faculties
As a masters student at Cambridge Judge Business School, you can taste the University's whole educational programme - you are free to attend lectures in any other faculty, and in fact many of our own classes are taught in accommodation in departments across the University. Several of our masters programmes draw heavily on the expertise of sister faculties, with whom the School shares graduate courses. Some of the departments we work most closely with are the Faculties of Economics (cradle of modern economics; four Nobel Prize winners so far), Engineering (a world-renowned powerhouse in many areas of engineering, with over a hundred faculty and over a thousand students), and Mathematics (whose ancestry goes back to Isaac Newton, whose faculty have won numerous Fields Medals and Nobel Prizes and which has just moved to a new £50 million Centre used by some of our masters students).
Many Faculties host lectures and seminars for University staff and students by world business, political and cultural leaders. This is particularly important for the School, which aims to confront rigorous academic analysis with the latest business problem, and which attracts many business leaders each year. But you will be welcomed at such events at Faculties across the University - from Music to Medicine.
Then the University organises centrally many courses which you would be free to attend, ranging from IT at the Computer Laboratory, through languages, to research techniques at the (7 million book) University Library.
Cultural, sporting
Hundreds of millions around the world watch on television the King's College Carol Service, or the Boat Race between Cambridge and Oxford. Underpinning such top class events is a wealth of cultural and sporting activity at University and college level, catering for the casual beginner through to the performer of international standard.
One visiting academic noted when he left that every day for two terms he had been able to go to a musical performance in Cambridge - ranging from a lunchtime organ recital in a college chapel to an orchestral concert in the University Concert Hall. Drama is similarly active in central theatres, college theatres, and college gardens in summer. Art is everywhere - in several galleries, and inside and outside many college and University buildings.
The colleges have an extensive range of sports facilities from squash courts, to sports grounds, to boathouses. And the University has high class facilities for major sports such as rugby, athletics and cricket, which have launched many past students into international competition.
There are some 400 student societies in Cambridge, catering for almost every taste and interest. Visit the Cambridge University Student Union website or Cambridge University Clubs & Societies webpages for more details. This small excerpt from the alphabetical list gives the idea: Amateur Dramatic Club, American Stage Tour, Amnesty International, Amoral Society, Andean Archaeology Society, Anglo-Japan Society, Arab Society.
If there is not a society catering to your interests, set one up!
The countryside comes close into Cambridge: pretty villages with pubs and tea gardens are within walking or punting distance. At the other extreme, London is less than an hour away by train: an easy half day trip to interview an executive or collect data, or a comfortable evening trip for a play or concert. 30 minutes from Cambridge by direct train is London's most agreeable and fastest growing airport - Stansted - which has a particular strength in cheap flights to the rest of Europe.
For more on the city, visit Cambridge News Online for listings of events going on in and around Cambridge or the Cambridge City Council website for information on city services, schools, etc.


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(Isaiah, Chapter nine, verse six, King James Bible)
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as you know the bible has been edited and translated time and time again.
that bit once said "And the government shall be upon his shoulder, and shall also be upon his head, and one foot shall be placed on each, and each foot shall stomp and stamp and trample him for all he hath, from this moment, untilleth the moment of his death, whenst the government shallt cease to trample, and instead take a quarter of the fishing boat, he shalt leveth for his followers" - 10:25 am


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For several years Ive been abusing and neglecting my Glock 21. A running joke among some friends and I, nothing planned or documented. As I tell people what it has been through, most simply dont believe me. I wouldnt either, I guess. If someone told you their Glock has at least 150K rounds through it, and has gone almost 15K rounds with no cleaning or maintenance, would you believe them? I want to do this so I have documentation, of what has been done, and how it worked. I dont care about 500rds without a FTE, or FTF. Once it was buried in the mud w/a full mag, and when I dug it out the next day it went bang the first time I pulled the trigger but the weight of all the mud on the slide kept it from cycling. I scraped off most of the mud on my boot and fired the remaining 12 shots without a problem. I want to know how much can it take and still function. If not function perfectly what will it take to get running again. Its all been done already, I'm just going to keep track this time. Heres a pic after around 15K rounds with no cleaning, and being buried in mud etc... The barrel fouling was amazing, it was basically a smooth bore. Come on over and toss your Pro (video)out the window. Hopefully it will land on my glock instaed of the rocks.
Play Sand Potting Soil Baby Powder 1 bucket of water for cleaning 2 buckets for mixing ingredients. This entire process took place over 45 minutes. The pistol was never field stripped, and the only cleaning was dunking in a bucket of dirty water. Sand Boring, but gotta do it. Used play sand, good consistency. Need a little pressure so 10lb sledge was used to slightly pack it in place. shot after buried, loaded, closed slide video shot after buried, loaded, slide open video Potting soil, a good mix various dirt and junk. slide open shot after buried, loaded, closed slide video shot after buried, loaded, slide open video Baby Powder, fine enough to get into everything. slide open shot after buried, loaded, closed slide video shot after buried, loaded, slide open video
Mud (potting soil and water) Nice sticky mess remember this is from one test to another, it now has sand, dirt, and powder in it. shot after buried, loaded, closed slide - started to get messy. video shot after buried, loaded, slide open video Rinse time Paste Baby powder and water. Stupid idea. shot after paste, didnt even try it with the slide open. video Needs a rinse and mag through to help dry. The mag was empty before the water quit pouring out! video Lets dump everything into one bucket and mix it together. Thats about the limit video The mag is full of crud, the trigger must be pulling at 20lbs, time to rinse again and see field strip. I wonder if the stone wedged in the transfer bar had anything to do with the heavy trigger? For overnight, it will soak outside in a the rinse water mixed with a dose of rock salt. good night I used 1 target for the test, paced 35 feet away. Not bad considering half the time I couldnt see the sights. The increased weight of the trigger must have had me pulling to the right. Need to take more than 1 magazine next time. There were a few times the mag was so full of stuff I only only fit 10 or 11 rounds. I think some of the FTF were partially the mag.
Too late for that. I'll keep track of rounds fired by the case and post here from now on. Not me. This has been going on for almost 10 years with this piece. [] Not sure whats next. The large amount of rock salt kept it from freezing out side last night. What would be the best condition for corrosion? Should I leave it outside or bring it in and let it soak? Hos long? The "camera man" from the other pics is convinced the salt will turn the barrel into a rusted mess. We'll see how good the tennifer is. As a side note - a friend who is a pilot has agreed to take me up this spring and let me throw it out the window of his plane! We'll decide on the height later, but the slowest he said he can go is 65mph. Yawn. [] Been done 3 or 4 times already. Any(quality) clean pistol, with factory ball ammo should run through 1K rounds like nothing. At this point itd be a waste of $200 IMO [] I'm looking for stuff that hasnt been done, what makes it stop, and can it keap going? Like last night, it was so full of ****, the transfer bar wasnt reseting the striker after firing. After a quick manual cycling and the loss of a round - the next went off. What will make it not function, yet still be usable. If you want to really analyze the videos from the other day, look at the length of the videos, and the number of shots fired. There were some stops, yet I was still able to get most shots on target. I'm thinking my next plan will be to start breaking parts myself. Will if function if the spring cups are shattered? How much if the striker spring can be cut and still work. Will it run without an ejector? I'm still stoked about shooting it without the trigger spring! I dont care so much about it working, I want to find what makes it stop and how to keep going[>] Took the glock out of the salt water, and ran 500rds through it. Sorry, would have done 1K, but this was PAINFUL. No cleaning or oil, since the last tests. I learned I have an aimed rate of fire of 100RPM Attempted to load several mags at once and blast through one at a time. After the 3rd mag my hand was almost numb, and I had to really hor at holding on. Need to shoot 2 mags rest a couple minutes and shoot 2 more. partial video I dont have room on my server for the whole video, but I think TheRicker may be able to host it later. The spliced together video documents every shot. Count the rounds if you want, I think he caught them all. Time to stick my hand in a bag of ice.[XX(] Not the smartest thing I've done....
Salt water is nasty. Looks like all the tennifer pieces are fine, but untreated parts didnt stand a chance. I believe the rust on the barrel dripped down from the guide rod and should wipe right off. I'm not physically able, my hand is too sore from the other day still. Its just discolored, everything slides, clicks, and sproings just fine. I'm going to clean everything and see what is actually rust and what is just "runoff". I'll keep those springs until they break[] Good as new, almost. The Guide rod has pitting dammage, and so does the slide lock but thats the only evidence remaining. The locking block must have tennifer along with all the pins. The sopts on the bottom of the barrel discolored the finish, but the metal is still glass smooth. The other parts must be stainless steel, as it rubbed off, but didnt wipre righ off like the barrel and slide. I finally got a chance to see how it did with bead blasting media. If you have never felt this stuff, its really cool, so small and round, it feels almost like water. Here's a pic of the media used midex with common table salt and a dime I put a few cups in a baggie with the pistol and shook it up good, took it out and shot the rounds I had in the mag. I repeated this three times. The video sucks, as I had to set it up to record by myself. Bead Media Test First time no problem, except I got a beads all over my face, so I let it run out a bit on the second. The second time a round failed to feed because the magazine was binding up. The third time, was worthless because I had gotten enough media in the mag to make it useless. The weak spot here was the magazine, the media got in there and had no where to go. A new magazine and I'm sure it would work fine. Not a flawless test, but I cant find the line until I cross it. Again, nothing that a simple field strip and shaking out couldnt fix and back into action. After I shook it out, I put a handful of play sand in the bag and shook it up. Same old results from every other time it was full of sand. It worked just fine.
Just a .22 pistol 30' away. I didnt expect it to do any damage, if we hit where we were aiming. Hit it 10 times before I lost my nerve and didnt want to risk hitting the frame. One hit the extractor, but didnt hurt anything. video of 1st 2 hits pictured above. I took some degreaser and steel wool to one of the spots. It basicaly rubs right off. Another stupid idea, but the flat slide seems fitting. hammer Its been boiled before , no ill effect. ever wonder what the magwell looks like after inserting hundreds of muddy magazines, and forcing mags into a muddy frame? Over time the transfer bar and disconnect have worn grooves into each other. I guess that will happen what contacting metal parts are never oiled. This may be the reason for the 8.5lb trigger? And for those who say the plastic mag catch will wear out..... nope, they built it plenty strong too.
A customer came to me last week with his USP .45 Compact he had just gotten it back from HK who had replaced a broken trigger bar. It has fewer than 1K rounds through it, and is well taken care of. He asked me if I would trust a pistol that broke, and was fixed by the factory. I said no. He asked me to run 500rds through it and see what happened. I took his pistol and 8 magazines, My 21 and 8 magazines, and 1K rounds of ammo. Both pistols were field stripped and blown completely clean and dry with compressed air. 2 mags were emptied in clean condition to make sure everything was fine. For the fist comparison I threw a couple handfuls of play sand in a bucket. bucket shake I took each pistol, full mag, round in the chamber and shook it in the sand for a few seconds. I did this first with the 21 and it went bang 13 times as expected. I pulled the USP compact out of the bucket(it was loaded but decocked), pulled the trigger, hammer falls but no bang. I pull the trigger again and still no bang. Not a squib, and not a delay. I cycle the slide and eject the cartridge, but it fails to go into battery. I repeat, while shaking out sand, until the magazine is empty. After removing the slide blowing the frame out with compressed air I repeat the test. wont lock Back in the bucket, shake, attempt to shoot exact same results. Field strip and blow out with compressed air. This was attempted 4 times, with 4 different magazines. The first shot did go off once, but did not lock up for the following round. Again it required fieldstripping to function. OK, it doesnt work in sand. For a different twist, I took a UPS mag and a glock mag and threw them in the bucket and shook them up. I picked up the 21 mag, loaded the pistol, pulled the trigger 13 times. I then picked up the USP mag, pulled the trigger once and it went bang. The slide failed to close on the second round. Ejecting the 2nd round partially inserted the 3rd but also a bunch of sand. The USP mags have basically a shovel extending for the slide stop, which proved them useless combined with the sand. Sand is over, time for good old potting soil. Potting soil was basically a repeat of the sand. The USP never went bang once. Even with a round in the chamber, and numerous hammer strikes, nothing. hammer Cycling by hand ejected round, but would not lock up on the following round. After that we gave up, on the USP and took turns emptying the several full 21 mags. Ill return the customers pistol and his 500 rounds. This USP compact went bang every time clean, so it works fine. I would never trust it though, as a carry piece.
I wanted to try another salt water test on the slide and barrel. I mixed up a good mixture of road salt and water, and poured it into a glass of water. I then took a sock I had been using as a rag, and put the slide and barrel in the sock. I then put the sock into the salt water glass. I know it needs air to rust so I poured out the access water, and set the glass on the outside windowsill where it was exposed. Well, the sock is now dry. Will leaving it sit for a few more days accomplish anything more or has this test gone as far as it can go? After 1 week there the rust is seeping through the once black wool sock. I think its just runnoff rust from the sights. Its supposed to be raining for the next day here, so I'll set it on my back deck to rinse off overnight. Time for some WD40 and a brillo pad I learned how deep the tennifer goes. corners of the slide where it had been dropped/dinged/gouged were full of honest to goodness rust. The brillo also seemed to tak off most all of the black finish for the first time too!. I guess the concentrated salt water in the sock was the last straw for it. Other than the damaged areas, nothing rusted, so I'l sure under normal use it would have been just fin under the same conditions. Preparation for one more test. X marks the spot. 500 at 100PMH. Will take place as soon as can be coordinated between plane, pilot, and spotter on the ground.
Im still waiting for the corn to come down for the plane toss, but I wanted to think of something I havent done yet. I never put it up against a pick up truck? Speedbump? speed bump video Dirt speed bump? bump in dirt video? Need to shake the dirt loose form the barrel, so I tied it to the bumper shake the dirt out video Run through what mags I have loaded. function check video May as well shake it out with one more road trip. The mag was always full, but no round in the chamber for the draggings. One more trip down the street video The rear sight took a bump to the right. couple wacks with hammer should get it back on paper. sight adjustment video Looks good, lets see how it hits at 35. (sorry for the focus was zooming in on the target) Accuracy Video results A bit to the left, but good enough. Even after all its been, it still groups as good as it did the day I got it, well at least as well as I can shoot it! I wondered how it shoots at 50yds with S&B ball ammo, and the filthy crunchy, heavy trigger? First 13shot group was to the left, so I gave it another wack with the hammer. The second 13shot group was the bad guy. Good enough for a fighting .45!
I'm really running out of ideas, so decided to drop it off the roof with a primed case in the chamber to see if it would go off. Primed brass in the chamber, and a full mag for weight in the pistol. video No surprise, it didnt go off. The surprise/scare was when I went to shoot it. the first 3 shots went off fine. The 4th failed to lock into battery, so I had to wack it closed. 5th shot went off fine, but 6th failed to go into battery. I wacked it but it was stuck. I went and got the hammer and pounded the slide back and locked it open. Everything looks ok? I put the mag back in and close the slide on the next round. Works fine, goes bang. The following shot locked the frame out of battery again with the round half way in the chamber. I opent it up with the hammer again and field strip it to see what wrong. Trigger bar bent? frame bent? I'm sitting on the ground and pick up one of the rounds that was stuck and drop it inthe chamber - it wont fit. WTF? I putt it out and its flat on one side. Bullet case and all. I grap the others and they are the same. I guess it fell hard enough to smash all the rounds staggered on that side of the magazine. Oh well, it still works. Just a reminder, this isnt a "test" only pistol. This is my usualy IDPA, 3 Gun, Carbine class pistol, and it does not get cleaned/lubed before use. I used it in a 3 Gun match on Saturday, and as usual, it worked like a clock. It gets normal use. I need the 13rd capacity when shooting at poppers set for 00 buck, that will only go down with head shots. shot gun poppers
the video It took me 20 minutes to find it stuck in the dirt, so its only fair for you wait [] All that was visible, was the bottom of the magazinem and about 2" of grip, the rest was under ground. Here's what the point of impact looked like. So what do you think it will look like when I pull it out of the ground? Recovery Video There was dirt in everything. When I took it out of the dirt the slide stuck back about 1". I had shook most of it out by the time we had walked back to the yard. It shot and functioned fine, didnt even have to field strip. function video Still very much minute of dead. Not bad considering what its been through and not having any cleaning or lube since page 12. It shoots just as well as I have ever been able to shoot it. I can easily hold a fist size group at 30', which all I need. Heres a 25' 10 shot group immediately after it was dropped from the plane, with the trigger still full of dirt.
Thanks for posting the meat of the thread from ar15.com. Now I get to hear people call you crazy..... and you reply - no I'm not - still is just as accurate as the day I bought it.;W The most interesting thing from that test was the fact that dropping the pistol from the roof on the driveway impacted the frame hard enough to flatten the cases enough to prevent them from chambering. I can't remember what contract it was, but the glock failed a similar throw test (magazine inside) that other metal framed and metal magazined pistols passed. Anyone remember which contract?
Glad to see you bringing this over here. I read through that over on ar15 on friday for the first time. I was amazed... Makes me proud to be a glock owner...
I find it funny that alot of the "plug" fans use the argument that it keeps out pocket lint, which *may* cause a problem... This gun survived all this, I doubt pocket lint is any threat! Good job! ^c
This test is one of the main reasons I will never get rid of my G21. That and the fact I shoot it so damn well.


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Bob and Sue Prunebottom were a few years into their marriage when Sue felt the need to challenge Bob on the lack of romance they were experiencing. Gone were the days when he initiated exciting and unexpected events that brought the two of them together romantically. Now their marriage consisted of a steady diet of predictable rituals and routines that maintained stability but lacked passion. This was, understandably, not enough for Sue. Bob agreed and committed to taking the initiative to help rekindle some of the former romance they had shared together.
One Tuesday evening, around six thirty, the door bell rang: ding, dong. Sue went to the door to find little Maureen Tupperman, their usual babysitter. Sue was surprised since she knew she hadn't booked Maureen, and she was even more surprised when Maureen explained: "Mr. Prunebottom booked me." Now this was a first. Bob had called the babysitter all on his own?
Sure enough, Bob came to the door, welcomed in little Maureen, and asked Sue to head upstairs and put on whatever she would enjoy wearing out on the town. Wow. Romance was returning.
Sue came down minutes later in a beautiful red dress and off they drove together. They pulled into the parking lot of a fancy little Italian restaurant. As they walked in the front door, they were cheerfully greeted by the manager. "Your table is all ready, Mr. Prunebottom," he said with a knowing smile. Then he led the couple to a charming, candle-lit table for two in the back corner of the restaurant. Waiting for Sue at her place setting was a card with her name on it. She opened it to see something beautiful. It wasn't the usual Hallmark special with a prefab message and Bob's signature. It was a simple card with no factory message on the inside, but a deeply thoughtful, handwritten note from Bob about his love for – and delight with – Sue.
As the evening progressed, Bob and Sue enjoyed a truly meaningful conversation over candlelight and wine. When the dessert came, Bob reached under the table and pulled out Sue's favorite flower – a single, stunning blue rose. His thoughtfulness down to the last detail was a precious gift to Sue, and she was moved to tears.
That week was one of the most wonderful weeks of their married life. Bob's intentionality, mindfulness, and creative initiative filled Sue with renewed hope for the future. And Bob was feeling like he had become the husband he always wanted to be. "How can I make this last?" Bob wondered.
The next Tuesday night, at exactly six thirty, the door bell rang: ding, dong. Sure enough it was young Maureen Tupperman. Sue was again taken aback, especially when she learned that Mr. Prunebottom had made the arrangements again. Two weeks in a row! thought Sue. I could get used to this!
She did think it was a bit odd when Bob encouraged her to put on that same red dress that she wore the previous week, but gladly made herself ready for another night out together. As they pulled into the parking lot of the same little Italian restaurant, Sue thought to herself that Bob might not get full marks for creativity this time, but a night out was a night out, and she would be happy with their evening together. She was again touched to find a card waiting for her at the same table at the back of the restaurant. But her delight turned to disappointment when she saw that Bob had written almost exactly the same words on the inside. Now the evening was beginning to feel not romantic but just plain weird. Refusing to draw attention to Bob's lack of creativity, Sue determined to enjoy the night. Bob ordered the exact same meal as the week previous, and as the evening moved forward Sue became aware of how he manipulated their conversation to cover the same basic relational territory as the week before. Now Sue could almost hear the Twilight Zone theme playing in the back of her mind. Whenever she tried to take their conversation in a new direction, Bob seemed to find a way to bring it back to the same issues, the same questions, even the same jokes that passed between them the former Tuesday. For Sue, the evening went from feeling weird to feeling suffocating. A part of her wanted out, yet another part of her wanted to give Bob every benefit of the doubt. Perhaps the joke would soon end. It came as no surprise that when dessert arrived Bob reached under the table and pulled out – you guessed it – a single blue rose. Sue received it polite gratitude, but the tears that welled up in her eyes this night were for a different reason.
Bob and Sue enjoyed and cordially but mildly distant relationship that week, until the following Tuesday evening, at six thirty, when Sue heard: ding, dong. Once again Bob manipulated Sue through a scripted evening of supposed romance. Very little was different from the previous two Tuesdays. Now Sue was plainly discouraged. Visions of Bill Murray's Groundhog Day kept coming to mind. Sure enough, the following Tuesday at six thirty: ding, dong. And a week later: ding, dong. And so on, and so forth, Tuesday after Tuesday, blue rose after blue rose.
And today, if you asked Bob how his marriage is doing, he would probably smile with a sense of accomplishment and say, "I romance my wife religiously." He might even boast about finding the secret to a successful relationship and encourage you to follow his system for a healthy marriage.
If you were to ask Sue how things are going, you know you would get a different take on things. Most likely, she would burst into tears and tell you she feels trapped, imprisoned in a loveless relationship by someone who means well, but who doesn't have a sweet clue what relationship is all about. And me, I'm left wondering if this is how God feels sometimes.
Bob mistook the form for the substance. He turned their relationship into a kind of religion. He lost the heartconnection with his wife. The fact is, after months of Bob's dinner routine, Sue could have been dining with anyone who had memorized their dating traditions. Love was unnecessary. The system Bob created allowed him to function on autopilot.
This illustrates why Jesus always – ALWAYS – puts the emphasis of his teaching on heart issues, not behavioral routines. If the heart is right, loving actions will follow.
Routines. Rituals. Customs. Traditions. They can be used to enhance or to kill intimacy. Over time, intentional thoughtfulness can be lost since the routines do all the thinking for us. We are left with something that looks good on the outside, but is filled with nothing but the bones of a long-dead relationship. This is true of any relationship, including our relationship with God.
Excerpt from The End of Religion: Encounter the Subversive Spirituality of Jesus by Bruxy Cavey


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06-07-2012, 04:14 PMTheir newest flavor is Occu-PIE.
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Why Stock Photos?
The short answer is that we use stock photos on some listings to save us time and to save you money. The longer answer is that we love to take photos of each and every lens, camera, and accessory, but doing so takes a lot of time and makes it difficult to get everything listed. So, we decided to compromise: take gorgeous photos of some things and charge a little more for them, and use stock photos for other items and charge a little less for those, all else equal.
The items listed here were tested thoroughly by our trained technicians. If they observed any significant flaws, you'll see them detailed above. If the items listed here are exceptionally awesome, you'll see that noted above too. Regardless, please remember this is a used item and it's bound to have at least a microscopic imperfection.
If you're interested in purchasing an item with specific photos and ratings, we don't blame you one bit. Please visit one of our Exposed! listings (if available), usually marked with a green badge. If none are currently available, by all means, contact us.
Manfrotto 561BHDV-1 Fluid Head Monopod
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The Manfrotto 561BHDV-1 Fluid Head Monopod
The Manfrotto 561-BHDV-1 is a bit different: it's a 6.5' tall 4-section aluminum monopod with a mini-tripod base (not enough to stand unheld, but enough to provide leveling), topped off with a lightweight Manfrotto fluid head. It's capable of supporting a small camcorder or HDSLR with medium sized lens (it's rated at 8.8 pounds, we think 6 pounds is about right). The fluid head has an extra large sliding mounting plate to make it easy to center and balance the camera.
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If you don't see exactly what you're looking for and that makes you sad, please give us a shout. We might have good news for you. Here's a link to our contact form.We offer a 3-day inspection period on all sales, during which time you may return the item for a refund of the purchase price, not including shipping.
Finally, if you select the two-year lens warranty, you'll get additional protection from Consumer Priority Service ("CPS"). The two-year warranty will take effect after our 90-day warranty ends. Click the link below for all the details:


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By Lexi Belculfine / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A West Mifflin man died today after being shot several times last week in a Penn Hills bar, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office.
Johnny Johnson, 32, died at 3:01 a.m. at UPMC Presbyterian, after having been wounded Dec. 18 at the Sandy Creek Inn.
An autopsy will be conducted tomorrow, the medical examiner's office said. Allegheny County homicide unit is investigating.
Correction (posted Dec. 28): An earlier version of this story gave the incorrect location for the Sandy Creek Inn. It is in Penn Hills, not Verona.
Lexi Belculfine: email@example.com or 412-263-1878. Twitter: @LexiBelc.
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