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Chris has been in the hospitality industry since the age of 18, working in fast paced large restaurants all the way up to 2 hat restaurants. Having recently moved from Sydney, he's enjoying the atmosphere in Melbourne. Hard work and fun are his motto, come drop by and welcome him to The Merrywell.
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Thank you to all of our wonderful participants for the "theme weekend" contest. Although many of the suggestions we got were really exciting, we found that many of them are weekends that are very similar to themes that we have tried in the past, or we currently do as part of a weekend theme. Some of the ideas that were new and creative, didn't fit logistically with the time of year in which we need to replace a weekend. Therefore, we collectively decided that "All things Apples" weekend would tie into our first "Fall Harvest Weekend" and is therefore our contest winner for the best new theme idea. We are going to continue our "Name that Theme weekend contest" though and everyone pick from the three weekends below to fill our weekend for the second weekend in July! Please cast your votes through Facebook, though we will accept them by email for those people without Facebook as well. Each guest get's one vote! Happy voting!
The theme weekend to be replaced is the second weekend in July (replacing sports/olympics/relay for the records weekend)
1) "JELLYFEST" (thought this might be cool cause it's during summerfest-even though we don't get THAT many people in for that)If you enjoy festivals such as "summerfest" or just love music, this is the weekend for you! Enjoy playing name that song (tune), karaoke, sing-a-long karaoke contest(like the singing bee) where you have to know the words as you are signing! Play fun games like musical dots, campfire sing alongs, DJ, Best Impersonation contest where you can dress and lip sing as your favorite star (such as Elvis, Dolly Parten, etc). Participate in a guitar hero contest or Rockband. If you took "Jellyfest" literally, we will have something for you too. Make your own Jelly artwork, Participate in a Jellybean taste testing contest and enjoy a "Gel...ly" hair style contest and much more!
2)"MARDI GRAS" We might not be that far south, but it doesn't mean we don't know how to "parade" around our southern charm. Decorate your Golf Carts and Bicylcles and then drive through the campground for a Parade! Enjoy Making Mardi Gras masks and then participating in Candy Bar Horse Races. Make bead necklaces, or a mardi gras party hat. Tye dye your own pillowcase with none other than Gold, Purple and Green. Dresss up in your best mardi gras garb and before we name the "king" and "Queen" that get to ride in the parade. Get your Face painted ($), make your own marshmallow camper craft and lots of other fun and exciting things.
3)"SUPERHEROES" See if you can bring out the true superhero in you for the weekend and try to save "damsel in distress" during our scavenger hunt. Bring your cape along (a sheet/towel/anything you wish) and we will have craft glue and lots of fun other things to decorate them with. Dress up like your favorite super hero! Of course our super heroes have to be strong so your endurance and strength will be tested through lots of fun games. Enjoy some of your favorite superhero movies at the theatre that can inspire you to make your own superhero mask at crafts! You will also enjoy teaming up with friends to make your own creative "superhero vehicle" with supplies we will provide!
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National Insurance Company Limited (NICL) is going to declare the results of Administrative Officer (AO) written test on its official web portal www.nationalinsuranceindia.com on 14th Feb 2014. This exam was conducted for the recruitment of Administrative Officers. The numbers of posts are 1434 posts. Large Number of candidates are waiting foe NICL AO written Exam results 2013 provided at Online Official website.
National Insurance Company Limited (NICL) released a notice to recruit people for Administrative Officer posts. Many candidates have applied for the post and the NICL AO exam 2013 was held on 08-09-2013 (Sunday). Huge no. of candidates is attended to the examination there are nearly about 10 lakh candidates are appeared for the NICL AO exam. And now all of they are waiting for the AO 2013 results NICL AO exam answer key for all the four sets A, B, C and D will be released along with the question papers for the candidates in order to check the answers.
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Apple releases seventh beta of iOS 10.2 to developers
Only two days after a sixth iOS 10.2 beta was released to developers, Apple has now released a seventh beta for the upcoming iOS version today. The latest beta, with a build number of 14C92, actually comes in as a 1.98GB OTA update, unlike prior beta updates that were generally under 100MB; the larger size points to the possibility that this latest beta may be a final "GM" release leading to an impending general release of iOS 10.2 to the public. We'll update with any notable findings.
Apple blames 'external factors' for iPhone fires in China
Apple's investigation into a series of iPhone fires in China has uncovered "no cause for concern," with the company blaming physical damage to the devices, the BBC reports. Eight users filed complaints with Shanghai's consumer protection agency, claiming their phones spontaneously caught fire or exploded. The report quoted one woman who said her iPhone 6s Plus exploded in August, "shattering the screen and leaving the battery and back of the phone blackened." Apple has recently offered battery replacements for some users whose phones are experiencing sudden shutdowns, but has offered assurances that the problem isn't a safety issue and blamed the fires reported in China on external physical damage "which led to the thermal event."
Rumor: 2017 iPhones won't include glass chassis or wireless charging; will add red color
Supply sources in Taiwan are claiming Apple's 2017 iPhones will simply be iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus — typical "s" updates to this year's models — and there won't be a spectacular redesign, Macotakara reports. A source claims a red color offering is the only likely change to the design, flying in the face of nearly every other rumor about next year's iPhone, most of which foresee at least one model with an OLED screen, glass chassis and a bezel-less display that increases screen size. The new sources also claim that the main internal upgrade will be the addition of an A11 chip, adding that the much-rumored wireless charging addition isn't coming either.
Apple enables Single Sign-On across all iOS 10 and tvOS 10 devices
Apple has enabled its promised Single Sign-On service for all devices running at least iOS 10 or tvOS 10, despite it only previously appearing in the iOS 10.2 and tvOS 10.1 betas. The service is only accessible to users in the United States, with eight providers currently on board: CenturyLink Prism, DirecTV, Dish, GTA, Hawaiian Telecom, Hotwire, MetroCast, and Sling TV. The Single Sign-On allows subscribers of any of these supported providers to log in with the credentials from their cable/satellite account to access content in supported content apps without having to authenticate to each app separately — apps will simply request the user's permission to access saved sign-on credentials when first using the app. Note that content provider apps will need to be specifically updated by their developers to add support for Single Sign-On as well. Hopefully, now that the feature is live, we see more cable/satellite providers added to Single Sign-On, as the list is relatively short at this time.
More iPhone 6s devices affected by shutdown bug; iOS update coming
On its Chinese language website, Apple is admitting that the battery issue making some iPhone 6s devices shut down unexpectedly is affecting more models than previously thought. The company has said that some iPhone 6s devices made between September and October 2015 contained a faulty battery component, and Apple is offering free battery replacements based on the devices' serial numbers — but new cases are cropping up outside that initial batch.
Apple releases sixth beta of iOS 10.2 to developers
Apple has released a sixth beta of iOS 10.2 to developers today, along with the fifth beta of watchOS 3.1.1. Some were hoping for a full public release of iOS 10.2 today, but it appears that'll have to wait at least a little while longer. We'll update with any notable findings.
Apple releases fifth beta of iOS 10.2 to developers
Apple has released a fifth beta of iOS 10.2 to developers today, focused primarily on resolving issues with the new TV app expected to debut later this month. Notably, this latest beta release does not appear to be accompanied by corresponding tvOS or watchOS beta updates.
Apple reveals cause of unexpected iPhone 6s shutdowns
In a statement on its Chinese language website, Apple has revealed the source of the battery problem that has been causing iPhone 6s devices to shut down unexpectedly when the battery reaches 30 percent. "We found that a small number of iPhone 6s devices made in September and October 2015 contained a battery component that was exposed to controlled ambient air longer than it should have been before being assembled into battery packs," Apple wrote. "As a result, these batteries degrade faster than a normal battery and cause unexpected shutdowns to occur."
Apple offering battery replacements for iPhone 6s models with 'unexpected shutdown issues' (Updated)
Apple is offering free battery replacements for some iPhone 6s users whose phones are unexpectedly shutting down. The program is limited to certain devices manufactured from September to October 2015, and phones are subject to an inspection prior to the repair to make sure the serial number is within the correct range. Customers can contact Apple technical support, an Apple retail store or an authorized Apple service provider to find out of their phone is eligible for the repair. Owners of an iPhone 6s who have paid to replace their battery to remedy the shut down problem are also urged to contact Apple about a possible refund. Before customers take their phone in for service, Apple recommends backing up all personal data.
Update: Apple has added a serial number checker to the program page, allowing users who suspect they may be affected by this problem to enter their iPhone 6s serial number online to see if their device is eligible for replacement under the program.
Apple releases fourth betas of iOS 10.2, watchOS 3.1.1 to developers
Apple has seeded the fourth betas of iOS 10.2 and watchOS 3.1.1 to developers today. It's now likely that iOS 10.2 will get its full public release soon, possibly next week. We'll update with any noteworthy findings from the betas.
WSJ: Apple weighing cost of OLED iPhone, considering 'more than 10 prototypes'
Apple is asking suppliers to scale up their production of OLED displays and submit samples for a curved-screen iPhone that could debut next year, The Wall Street Journal reports. But people familiar with the discussions said the OLED iPhone is far from a done deal, claiming the model is just one of more than 10 prototypes under consideration, and that there are growing concerns that the cost of the new screen might outweigh the benefits. Analysts think an OLED iPhone could cost up to $50 more to produce, and while the screens are thinner and more flexible than traditional LCD displays, other rigid internal components make it unlikely that the screen's bendability will make much of a difference. Sharp President Tai Jeng-wu seemed confident that Apple would use OLED screens in at least some iPhone models next year during a speech last month, but isn't bullish on the move being a game changer, saying, "We will make sample OLED screens, but I can't see them having the potential to become a big market."
Analyst says all 2017 iPhones will feature wireless charging
In a note to investors, well-connected KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said he believes all of the 2017 iPhones will feature wireless charging functionality, making a bolder claim than earlier sources who said the feature could be limited to certain models — if Apple could make it work at all. Kuo said the rumored all-glass chassis design coming next year will facilitate wireless charging, but he's still unsure whether Apple will include a wireless charger in the box or sell it separately. Apple is said to be outsourcing the wireless charger's construction to ensure it receives "comprehensive testing before production." Other reports have been less certain that Apple will end up including wireless charging, citing concerns about the ability to manufacture wireless charging modules profitably. [via AppleInsider]
tvOS, iOS betas gain Single Sign-On support for DirecTV
Users running the latest tvOS and iOS betas are seeing DirecTV being added to the list of Single Sign-On partners. Apple's initial press release listed DirecTV as a partner, but when the TV app first landed on devices, Dish Network and its Sling TV spinoff were the only major TV providers listed. On the Apple TV, the setting to enable Single Sign-On will be found under Accounts in the Settings app, while on the iPhone and iPad it can be found in the main Settings app, below the settings for social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and Vimeo. Enabling the feature makes DirecTV programming available through the TV app, but will also remove the need to log in again for users who are still watching TV through DirecTV's own app. [via MacRumors]
Apple launches repair program for iPhone 6 'Touch Disease'
Apple has launched a new Multi-Touch Repair Program for iPhone 6 Plus, intended to address complaints about a problem dubbed "Touch Disease" that was brought to light by iFixit back in August. The issue, believed by iFixit to be the result of a design defect in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, resulted in a problem where touch functionality would become glitchy or unresponsive and flickering gray lines would appear at the top of the iPhone screen. With many of the affected iPhones out of warranty, Apple Stores generally refused to recognize the problem as being a real issue, prompting a class action lawsuit to be filed against Apple.
Report: Apple exploring possibility of manufacturing iPhones in U.S.
Apple has been asking its suppliers to study the possibility of moving iPhone production to the U.S., according to a new report by Nikkei Asian Review. Back in June, Apple reportedly approached both of its major iPhone assemblers, Foxconn and Pegatron, asking them to look into making iPhones in the U.S.; Foxconn agreed, but Pegatron declined due to cost concerns. Sources for the report indicated that although Foxconn has been working on outlining a plan for Apple, Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou had been "less enthusiastic" about it as production costs would inevitably rise — the cost of producing an iPhone in the U.S. would be expected to more than double. The move from Apple appears to be due to concerns about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's promises to push U.S. based companies back to domestic manufacturing, promising to slap a 45 percent import tariff on any goods made in China. In addition to increased costs, however, moving full iPhone production into to U.S. may not even be feasible due to a lack of skilled workers and a cluster of domestic suppliers of components.
Report: Apple storing iPhone call logs in iCloud
A new report from Elcomsoft, a company that develops iPhone cracking tools, reveals that Apple is storing user's iPhone call log histories in iCloud, according to Forbes. According to Elcomsoft's CEO Vladimir Katalov, the call logs are stored separately from iCloud Backups, and cannot be disabled without switching iCloud Drive off entirely. Katalov also explains that the scope of logging has increased with iOS 10's new CallKit support, logging not only calls made within the Phone app, but also calls made with third-party apps such as Skype that are CallKit-compatible — an understandable scenario considering iOS 10 CallKit apps log their call history in the Phone app's Recent Call list alongside traditional phone calls. Katalov goes on to note that this data is stored in "almost real-time" and that it could be valuable to law enforcement looking to gain access to a user's iPhone data, and also claims that Apple hasn't properly disclosed just what data is being stored in iCloud in this case.
Report: Three new iPhones next year; two with dual camera, one with OLED screen
KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is doubling down on previous rumors that Apple will release three new iPhones next year — two phones with dual-camera setups and one without. He foresees two large phones in the 2017 lineup boasting dual cameras: A deluxe redesigned model with an OLED screen, and one more like the current iPhone 7 Plus with the same type of LCD display. The smaller 4.7" model, also featuring a more traditional LCD display, will keep the single camera, possibly as a result of size constraints limiting the space for components inside the phone.
Apple releases third beta for iOS 10.2 and tvOS 10.1 to developers
Apple has released new betas for iOS 10.2 and tvOS 10.1 to developers today. The company seems to be keeping up a weekly schedule of new beta releases at this point. We'll update if any major changes are found, but it's more likely these updates will offer minor tweaks from last week's betas. A public iOS beta release should follow shortly.
Report: Apple to release curved 5", 5.8" iPhones without bezels next year
Researchers from Barclays are predicting Apple will release new 5" and 5.8" iPhones next year that have a curved, bezel-free design, MacRumors reports. Citing sources in Apple's supply chain, the analysts said the move to a borderless design will let the screens of both the iPhone and iPhone Plus "extend vertically as well as horizontally" while allowing the devices to maintain the same overall size as the current models. While other reports have suggested Apple will be eliminating the home button to expand the iPhone's screen size, Barclays doesn't think the home button is going to be replaced by a version embedded inside the screen.
Apple begins selling refurbished iPhones in online Apple Store
Apple's online store has begun selling refurbished iPhone 6s models, allowing customers to save money on last year's iPhone models by purchasing certified refurbished versions. A variety of colors and capacities are available, with prices starting at $449 for a 16GB iPhone 6s — about $100 less expensive than a brand new entry-level iPhone 6s, although it's worth keeping in mind that Apple has doubled storage capacities on this year's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models, making the refurbished iPhones arguably less of a deal — a brand new 32GB iPhone 6s sells for $549. All refurbished iPhone models currently being sold appear to be unlocked and SIM-free, meaning they can be used on any carrier.


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While placing books will likely get more challenging, Georges Borchardt urged publishers to pay attention to what truly matters.
A dispute ensued the following morning when one of the agents tried to pay off an escort with just $30.
Right now, I am just trying to encourage, especially children, to pay more attention to math and science.
She talks about people who end up taking years and years, until middle age, to pay off their debts.
And they want someone—either you, or your employer—to pay taxes on any such attractive amenities.
I have paid the amount you are to pay every month for your board.
It lies convenient for us to pay our afternoon services to our mistresses.
I had to pay it to prove how much I love you; but let us forget it now.
And, oh, how I will pay you back, how I will twist you and tear you!
Would you have us starve in the swamps, or have that that will pay our way to the free states.
c.1200, "to appease, pacify, satisfy," from Old French paier "to pay, pay up" (12c., Modern French payer), from Latin pacare "to please, pacify, satisfy" (in Medieval Latin especially "satisfy a creditor"), literally "make peaceful," from pax (genitive pacis) "peace" (see peace). Meaning "to give what is due for goods or services" arose in Medieval Latin and was attested in English by early 13c.; sense of "please, pacify" died out in English by 1500. Sense of "suffer, endure" (a punishment, etc.) is first recorded late 14c. Related: Paid; paying.
c.1300, "satisfaction, liking, reward," from pay (v.), or else from Old French paie "payment, recompense," from paier. Meaning "money given for labor or services, wages" is from late 14c.
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According to multiple media reports, Alabama offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier is leaving for Michigan.
Bruce Feldman with CBS Sports reported Wednesday night that a source told CBS that Nussmeier will become the new offensive coordinator at Michigan. FootballScoop.com also says sources confirmed the reports of Nussmeier leaving Alabama.
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The Prague Saga
... He said living here is harder, that is all. I ache so much It hurts when I sneeze. Had to use two hands to take my inhaler then I overdosed on it just to get to sleep in the hell hole of a tent. Ice box by night and fiery furnace by morning. Talking of holes, **** holes. That is literally our toilet, a hole that is dug into the floor decorated by a pretty door, a door with a hole in so that everyone can see your shameful face. We are literally living like barn cats, I ...
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... town and lots of restaurant line the bank .
The weather was bitter and David and I bought jackets , instead of wearing our jacket liners . We looked so bad in them , but look more respectable now . The weather has been cold and most days have ridden with out liners in
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... absolutely fantastic. They also served complimentary wine and continuously refilled it throughout the meal.
Tonight we will spend the rest of the evening in the lounge meeting more of our fellow passengers. I am definitely the youngest one on the boat- probably by about 20 years. I get the feeling I stand out quite a bit but that doesn't bother me.
Tomorrow is a tour of mid-evil Nuremberg, then at lunch we sail towards Regensberg!
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Karlovy Vary
So I went to Karlovy Vary, a town 2 hours away north west from Prague, with an organized tour from our university.
They said it was a Spa-Town. So what did I bring logicly?! Yes, I brought my bathing suit...
Freaking town with hot springs is not at all what I imagined. They have these water fountains that serve hot water from the springs for all to drink, enjoy and be cured of whatever illness you have.
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As color month comes to a close, I've been trying to find some great before & afters that feature paint as their primary makeover material. This cute guest room makeover comes from Andi Teague of Quiet Home Paints, so she knows a thing or two about using organic paints to transform spaces. Andi's attic guest room had been relatively untouched for a long time, and the slanted ceilings meant that traditional headboards wouldn't fit. So Andi decided to paint them using bold blue chalkboard paint. This would work well for any guest, but I think this is such a fun idea for kids. It would be so fun for them to be able to write their names or even little poems or song lyrics. Thanks so much to Andi for sharing this with us! xo, grace
Adorable, love the color scheme.
LOVE it!
Have to say the before was also really beautiful. Especially the contrast between the bare white walls and the red house and tree just outside the window. The pillows really added a pop of colour which tied in well too. The after is much bolder and more sophisticated though.
Beautiful contrast! Love the clean white walls with the different shades of blue integrated through the space.
I really like the "Before" room. The pillows = lovely and unique.
Love the room, but the link in the post doesn't work!
I love the blind – would love to see how it is made.
I love, love, love the after. I learned something: a lamp just in front of a window can look amazing. I would never have thought to do that !
The before was better
To be honest – the "Before" room is much more inviting to me.
I find the before picture very appealing. It has a very European feel. Love the pillows. I also like the whole no curtain/nothing in front of the window.
Wonderful transformation. I love the blind.
what a great idea for such a small/awkward space- really love the shade too
No Way!!! The after is sooo much better! Love it! Nice job Andi!!
Really? Is that it? The after looks nice and fresh, yes… but if you turned up the photo brightness on the before photo to the same extent it has been on the after picture then it'd look just as vibrant and new. I'm intrigued to see the rest of the room.
Andi, you rock color and thanks for making it EZ for us to create our spaces so well. Ready to do something fun at Heartwood on Orcas and looking at colors from your line.
I love those painted headboards. They are as nice as any you'd buy and it's great to think they could've been created with half a tin of left over paint. If you're on a really tight budget it's worth asking decorating friends for left over paint they'd otherwise leave to dry out. Triciax
I've been slowly converting everything in my house to organic based products. First I started off with my food, and then clothes. Now, I want to remodel my house to not only be organic, but to incorporate as much green technology as possible. After researching tons of organic clay paint, or milk paints, I've decided on my brand and now I just need to pick out colors. What color's would you suggest for a room with a medium grey carpet?


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Admission: The Human Services Program at Jefferson is two-tiered. The first two core courses, HMS 101 and HMS 102, are open to the public as are all of the Technical Elective courses (see General Education Courses link below). However, before students can enroll in HMS 103, HMS 104, or HMS 250, they must have earned twelve (12) or more credits (Developmental courses do not count.) and have a 3.00 or higher Grade Point Average (GPA) (see next paragraph).
There are two Academic Major Plans in Human Services: "Human Services Pending", and "Human Services". Students are "pending" until they have twelve or more credits and a 3.00 GPA, at which time they can be fully admitted to the Program by the Academic Program Coordinator and changed from "pending" to "Human Services". Students who meet both of these requirements at the time they first choose the Human Services Program may bypass "pending" status and can be fully admitted immediately. (Credits transferred from other institution are eligible to be counted provided that they have been evaluated and accepted by the JCTC registrar.)
The Human Services program prepares individuals for entry level positions in agencies and institutions which provide social, community, educational and/or mental health services. The curriculum provides an opportunity for the student to develop the knowledge and skills necessary for entry level employment. Included in the curriculum are core Human Services courses, general education courses, and technical electives with specific human service emphases.
Application of Human Service principles and skills is provided through an internship (HMS 250) at an appropriate agency or institution which will agree to supervise interns for 180 hours of voluntary service and evaluate them at the conclusion.
Upon completion of the Human Services Program, graduates are prepared to seek employment in various areas which may include mental health settings, chemical dependency settings, hospitals, educational institutions, and others. The Program also prepares students for transfer to other institutions offering bachelor's and master's degrees in either Social Work or Human Services and Counseling.
Job opportunities for social and human services assistants are expected to be excellent, particularly for applicants with sufficient post-secondary education.
The Core Human Services courses required are:
Technical Elective required courses in Human Services: Two Technical Elective courses are also required for the degree in addition to the General Education and Core courses.
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This is an idea I've been throwing around in my head for the last few years. And I've already coded the engine needed to run it...
A lot of fandoms have fan conferences where they meet up at a cool location and just geek out about their fandom/franchise. Nintendo does conventions every now and then--but really not much at all. And I don't think there have ever been any fan-run ones.
With that said, for their to be one, a lot of money would have to be put up to RUN the thing (venue, events, guests, workshops, merch, etc, etc).
So... I thought. What if one was hosted
through a sort of MMORPG styl-ish platform?
Well, like I said, I've been coding this for a while. My idea is this: An online Pokémon Fan Convention in the form of an MMORPG version of the games.
The venue? Somewhere we already know from the games. I've been coding it in the Battle Frontier from Emerald. The idea would be to have the "convention" last for one or two weeks. People register, choose their character and are sorted into teams or "cabins" (you get the idea) and play minigames to raise points for their teams. As they play more games, the more areas they unlock on the map which leads to even more games: meaning more chances to raise your personal and team points.
The winning team had bragging rights. As for the individual players with the highest points, there could be some cool prizes to give out (large and small).
Live events could be hosted throughout the week. Big-name fans/webmasters hosting live panels through things like ustream or Google Hangout. Other events could be Black/White (or maybe more practical: NetBattle) tournaments. Also in-game events where we try to get people to play certain MMO mini-games and duke it out! (I'm currently trying to implement a SSB-style mini game where you can fight other players, or campers or convention-goers--whatever you want to call it).
Like, I said, I have it pretty much coded. The engine itself is done. The map is done. Character selection, login, registration, is complete. Server is available. Highscore coding is complete. What I'm currently working on are the mini-games (there would have to be a lot to keep people entertained for a week!)
So, my question is: WHAT DO YOU THINK? Is it worth it? Would you participate? Do you think it'd be popular? I feel like if we had enough participation and word-of-mouth hype, it could work.
I have an old domain for an old fansite I used to run (Pokemon Sky). I was thinking of calling it SkyCon or something similar.
I'd love to know your thoughts. If you guys don't think it'll work, I'll take my engine to the Harry Potter fandom--they'll eat it up like choclate cake! haha. If it happened, I'd be shooting for sometime of Summer next year (Summer seems most ideal as that's when people aren't in school!)
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Ina Yoko Teutenberg, one of the most successful female riders in the sport, has decided to end her career after a terrible crash earlier this season.
The Specialized-lululemon crashed happened in March during the Acht van Dwingeloo.
Ina Yoko had this to say "It's not the way I wanted to retire from the sport, I have considered the option of racing one more season in 2014 just to be able to finish my career racing rather than due to injury, but I've decided it's time now. I'm looking forward to life after racing and finding a new career."
She has recorded over 200+ wins in her career.
Pictured here, she took her 5th consecutive Merced Criterium victory earlier this year.


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By that token maybe 4, because we also have separate receptors for brightness? I don't think that you can classify intensity as a fourth "color". If you increased the intensity of the spectural components in the rainbow whilst leaving their ratios unchanged, the observer would tend to squint, closing the iris, to reduce the overall amount light (number of photons), reaching the retina, with the result that the observer would perceive the same information. Besides which, the rods only tend to come into play in low-intensity situations, when color information becomes distorted anyway. For example, at night, the green leaves of a rose tend to appear brighter than the red of the petals. Examine what is said, not who speaks -- Silence betokens consent -- Love the truth but pardon error.
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The legal maneuverings continue in the case of Joshua Carrier, a former Colorado Springs cop who's charged with nearly 200 incidents of sexual assault on children.
He had easy access to kids, given that he was a school resource officer and volunteer wrestling coach.
Carrier was a seven-year veteran of the Colorado Springs Police Department. Most recently, CBS4 reports, he was assigned to work as a resource officer at Horace Mann Middle School. In addition, he served as a Police Athletic League coach and an adviser in a program designed to encourage teens to consider law-enforcement careers.
Presumably, his arrest in May for child pornography didn't prove much of a lure -- and a week or so later, more horrific allegations began to surface. A student wrestler told KKTV that Carrier took it upon himself to check the athletes for ringworm in a way that may have gone beyond a simple concern about health.
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Orioles Mid-Season Review
Posted By Alex Van Rees On Jul 13 2011 @ 9:47 am In Baltimore Orioles | No Comments
It's that time of year again when you see players from opposing leagues and even players in the midst of bitter rivalries (of course I'm talking about the Red Sox and Yankees) come together and spend a couple of days basking in the glory of their superb seasons at the mid-summer classic.
In Baltimore, it's just another year in which only one of the Birds was honored at the All-Star game as a reserve. A major reason only one of them made the trip to Arizona is because the Orioles have been struggling and find themselves in a deep hole in the American League East – 18 games behind Boston.
If the Birds are going to have any chance in their cut-throat division, they are going to need to think less and just go out there and play baseball. Their frustration was evident in last weekend's first half finale series against the Red Sox when tempers flared and benches cleared on two occasions.
Coming into the 2011 season, I was very optimistic and honestly felt that this season was the year for a winning season to break the 13 consecutive losing seasons in Baltimore. With the additions of Mark Reynolds, Vlad Guerrero, Derrek Lee, J.J. Hardy, Justin Duscherer, Kevin Gregg, I really thought that the Birds had a shot in their division.
The Orioles have not enjoyed the success that fans hoped and pleaded for over the last decade. Baltimore finished the first half 16 games under.500nat 36-52 and in fifth place in the East.
What has plagued the Orioles over the first 88 games? A combination of basically all aspects of play. Their starting pitching has been horrendous and their defense has really faltered. Early on in the season, their clutch hitting was superb, but they've struggled as a team over the last month or so when it counts at the plate.
Starting Pitching
Entering the season, the Orioles starting rotation was supposed to look like this: Jeremy Guthrie, Brian Matusz, Jake Arrieta, Justin Duchscherer and either Chris Tillman or Brad Bergesen. Currently, two of those starters are in Triple-A Norfolk, one is in the bullpen and one is on the disabled list (I'm sure you can guess who even if you haven't followed the Orioles).
Yes, I'm referring to Justin Duchscherer, who still has not thrown a pitch in an Orioles uniform. When the Orioles landed him, they knew he was injury-plagued as he missed the 2009 season and most of the '07 and '10 seasons with the A's. But, they took a chance and snatched him from the bay.
I was a bit skeptical of this acquisition at the time because I feared what most others did: he wouldn't be able to pitch an entire season. Conventional wisdom would suggest he might be back by now from a left hip injury, the same that limited his pitching last year to only five games all season. That is not the case.
In 2008, Duchscherer was 10-8 with a 2.54 ERA in 22 starts with the Oakland Athletics, an organization that prides itself on exceptional pitching. Everyone knows he can pitch well, he just is constantly injured and his absence has really hurt the Orioles rotation.
Tillman began the year in the starting rotation as a replacement for Matusz. He started 10 games for the Birds early in the season and sported a 2-3 record with a 4.69 ERA over 48 innings and opponents hit .291 off him.
Tillman was optioned to Triple-A in late May after failing to record a win in over three weeks and has not been recalled since.
Bergesen also began the season in the rotation for the Birds, but struggled in his nine outings as he pitched to a 1-6 record with a 5.36 ERA; he was optioned to Triple-A as well at the end of May, but recently has returned to the major although he still is struggling as his ERA has risen to 5.65 since his return on June 18th.
The biggest surprise of the 2011 season as far as starting pitching has been Matusz and his poor performances. He returned to the rotation in June having been sidelined for first two months of the season with an intercostal strain in his pitching elbow.
Matusz started six games for the Birds and recorded one win with 4 losses and a very lofty 8.77 ERA over only 25.2 IP. Opponents were hitting .357 off of Matusz before he was returned to Triple-A exiting with eight earned runs over 3.1 innings against St. Louis.
Coming into this season, Matusz was thought to be the Orioles second-best starting pitcher and an ace in the making for the future. He has not lived up to expectations and many believe it's because he returned too early from his injury. He's been in the minors for half a month and hopefully will be able to return to the rotation by the end of July.
The only two consistent Orioles starting pitchers this season have been Guthrie (plagued by low run support) and rookie Zach Britton. Britton struggled recently, but impressed the front office over his first couple of months with the team. His ERA just rose above four for the first time in his last outing in Boston last Friday.
The Orioles starting rotation sports a 4.98 ERA as they've allowed 266 ER in only 481.2 IP. Overall, the Birds' ERA is 4.76, which places them last in the both the American and National Leagues with the Astros close behind at 4.68 while the Cubs check in at 4.62.
Although the Orioles are ranked 5thin the American League with a .258 average, they have not produced in clutch situations. Their offensive woes can be attributable to a couple of the new faces that the front office added so they would be able to put up more runs than last season.
Earlier in the season, the Birds were hitting .270-.280 with runners in scoring position, but recently as a team they've dropped to .254, which ranks them in the middle of the pack in the majors, but they've faltered as of late.
Lee, who belted 46 HR with the Cubs in 2005, and has amassed more than 300 in his career, only has 9 HR thus far into the season hitting at a dismal .235. Before this season, Lee was a .280 career hitter, but he has not performed to his standards.
He has really struggled when hitting with runners in scoring position; with less than two outs, he's batting only .127, and when there are two down, his average drops to just barely over .100 at .103.
The Birds picked up Lee not necessarily for his homerun power, but his RBI production. He averages about 89 RBIs a season, but has only knocked home 28 Orioles up to this point. He's on pace for only 55 homeruns this year.
Guerrero, who was the most well-known acquisition to the Birds, has not been able to make the transition to full-time designated hitter nor produce like he used to with the Angels.
He's batting .279 with only 7 HR and 31 RBIs and is on pace to smash six more homeruns, which would be the lowest in a season in his career, and only 25 more RBIs. Although he would only have 56 RBIs, in 2009 he only drove in 50.
Orioles fans expected him to hit around .300 and blast about 25 HR with 70 RBI. Guerrero has struggled with runners in scoring position as he's hitting .225 with less than two outs and .235 with two down.
Another hitting disappointment this season has been fan-favorite Luke Scott, who is currently on the DL. In 63 games, he's batting .223 with only 9 HR and 22 RBI. He was expected to hit around 25 HR and drive in about 80 RBI, but is not on pace to match either of those statistics.
Scott, like many Orioles recently, has had trouble hitting with runners in scoring position (.222) and with two down and runners in scoring position (.250). Not to mention, he's struggled with left-handed pitchers as he's collected six hits in 36 at-bats (.176).
One of the reasons why the Orioles offense has struggled to produce runs this season, ranked 20th in the majors with 355 runs and 10th in the American League, is due to the absence of second baseman lead-off hitter Brian Roberts.
We all know what Roberts can do when he is healthy…collect more than 50 doubles, bat around .300 and steal about 35 bases. If Roberts returns and stays healthy for the remainder of the season, it will greatly rejuvenate the offense as he is the catalyst in the order.
As I mentioned earlier, their defense has been atrocious over the last month or so. For the most part, their bullpen has been solid, but there have been some rough patches as of late. In my next article, I'll finish the mid-summer review by analyzing their defense, bullpen and expectations of where the Birds should be at in regards to their schedule and division. Check it out Saturday!
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Despite its name, Lotus Evora Sports Racer is not a super-stripper track special.
Lotus announces Evora Sports Racer: No, we weren't thinking 'trim package' either...
December 19, 2012
When one hears the phrase "Lotus sports racer," the classic Eleven comes to mind, especially in either raw aluminum or British racing green. Others might recall George Follmer's Lotus-Porsche, a Fuhrmann-powered beastlet of a 23 that won the US Road Racing Championship in 1965.
This is not that. This is a loaded four-place car. It is, however, called the "Sports Racer." It's an available trim package for either the naturally aspirated Evora or the supercharged Evora S, offering a selection of zazzy colors -- Aspen white, Carbon grey, Nightfall blue and Ardent red -- along with gloss black accents. The standard 2+2 seats get either red or black covering with contrasting piping, while the console, dash and doors are wrapped in gray fauxcantara with red stitching.
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Author Anuja Chauhan, who is out with her third book, Those Pricey Thakur Girls, is being touted as the Jane Austen of India after her latest outing. However, Chauhan does not want to be stereotyped. "You write a book about five sisters, people will immediately say Pride and Prejudice. I've reconciled to it, but it's always nice to be recognised as yourself," says the 42-year-old Delhi-based writer.
Another tag she hates is that of a 'chick-lit writer'. "Chick is a rude word. If you call it women's literature, it's still fine. There are good books and bad books. I don't like a tag beyond that. Chick is an obnoxious word which means you're small, bred to be eaten and have no brain. So I'm not a chick and I don't write for chicks. Books should not be bracketed," she says.
Actor Sonam Kapoor, who has the movie rights to one of her books, launched this book in the Capital recently. "Frankly, as a writer that's where your money lies. Money does come from getting a movie made out of a book. Also, your story reaches a wider audience," she says.


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Upcoming webinars include "How to Use Micro-Conversions to Build Your Business" for exhibitors on Tuesday, March 11, and "How to Get the Most Out of Trade Shows" for visitors on Thursday, March 13.
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Just commited large patch to CL-ZMQ. Main change is elimination of MOP wrapper, which I took from my other project - CL-V4L2. Video4Linux2 API has quite a lot of complex structures, so automatic bindings generation was a must there. But ZeroMQ2 API has only 2 simple structures, so horrible macro `define-wrapper' was definitely an overkill.
As a plus, sources are much simpler now, they started to work with CLISP. Also CLISP showed me a couple of bugs related to memory management and message object initialization. All tests in perf/ work both with SBCL and CLISP and their combination. I'm about to tag sources as version 0.1 in a couple of days.
Btw, if you're going to try CL-ZMQ, you need to build latest zeromq2 without eventfd support (add --disable-eventfd to configure options). Eventfd feature is still buggy in ZeroMQ2.
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Photo gallery: Oakley celebrates the Fourth of July with parade, rodeo
Frank Matheson rides a calf in the junior rodeo during the Oakley Fourth of July celebration Thursday, July 4, 2013, in Oakley, Summit County. (Tom Smart, Deseret News)
The city of Oakley, located in Summit County, celebrated the Fourth of July with a rodeo, horse show, barbecue, a parade and fireworks.
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Logging in to several different sites everyday can get quite tedious after a while, especially if you're using different logins for all these websites. Luckily, there's a new solution from Mozilla that called BrowserID that can save your precious time.
BrowserID is decentralized identity system called BrowserID that utilizes email addresses instead of standard usernames and passwords for user authentication on various websites. After setting up their BrowserID, there's no more need for users to verify their identity by typing their usernames and passwords on websites that they visit, if those websites support BrowserID. According to the Mozilla, the process is secure because sites get proof of ownership with cryptography of public key. In addition, Mozilla has its own verification service, so you can get started without writing a single line of cryptic code. BrowserID, makes a login process a lot simpler, because you login with a single click, and it also provides additional layer of privacy, because BrowserID doesn't involve identify provides in the login transactions.
BrowserID has a lot to offer, and it's compatible with all modern browsers, the only flaw of this service is that there's a small number of websites compatible with it at the moment.
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BOSTON--Advanced Micro Devices will start moving to its "Rev F" series of processors this quarter, beginning with desktop chips, said Margaret Lewis, the chipmaker's director of commercial solutions. In the third quarter, the Rev F move will extend to the company's Opteron line of server chips, she said in an interview at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo here.
Opteron and Athlon chips have made significant inroads against Intel, but the AMD rival has led in one department: virtualization support called VT. The equivalent, AMD-V, is built into the Rev F models, which also are known by the code name Santa Rosa. Virtualization is a major subject at the Linux show, with several companies announcing significant moves in the area as the technology becomes a mainstream way to boost computer efficiency.
In addition, all the Rev F products have at least two processing cores, an area where AMD has led Intel.
The Rev F line also supports DDR2 memory, which Intel has supported for more than a year. They're built using a manufacturing process that incorporates 90-nanometer circuitry elements (a nanometer is a billionth of a meter). AMD plans to move to the more advanced 65-nanometer process late this year, but Intel already made its switch at the end of 2005.


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This CD-only album from 1984 freely mixes earthy and spacey elements to create its unifying theme of intergalactic travel. Most of the tracks run together as Robert Schroeder constructs each piece layer by layer, building on simple basslines, energetic drum rhythms and dynamic sequencer patterns, overlaid with staccato synth riffs, electronic chimes and glissandos, watery ripples, and all manner of sound effects. Robert Schroeder's work is always interesting and somewhat mind-bending, and while Computer Voice is not his most powerful, it is a welcome addition to his catalog. ~ Backroads Music/Heartbeats


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AT&T to Snap Up Convergys Assets for $320 Million
Jun 2, 2011, 8:37 PM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
AT&T has announced its intent to acquire the wireless operations owned by Cincinnati-based Convergys. Convergys has ownership of two wireless ventures in Cincinnati. It has a 34% stake in Cincinnati SMSA and a 45% limited-partnership interest in Cincinnati SMSA Tower Holdings. AT&T already owns the remaining 66% and 55%, respectively, of these two entities. AT&T will spend $320 million in cash to purchase Convergys' interests in the Cincinnati SMSA and Cincinnati SMSA Tower Holdings businesses so that it fully owns both. The companies contend that the sale doesn't require regulatory approval because AT&T is already the major shareholder of both businesses. The sale is expected to close in early July.
Cool... the city I live in.
AT&T already owns the majority of the shares. This just changes it from "Convergys" to "AT&T". They already *use* the assets, they just arent reportable as company owned despite all but owning them anyways.
We go from
'at&t sucks, they had better do something to improve the quality of their network'
And then when they try to acquite more spectrum to be able to do that it's
As a former Convergys
Could be AT&T as "chewed off more than they can bite".
But knowing Convergys and AT&T....


text: Medical Definition of Pigmented villonodular synovitisPigmented villonodular synovitis: A benign proliferative form of monoarthritis (arthritis in just one joint) that can occurs at any age but is most common in adults age 20-50. The joint most often affected is the knee with the hip, ankle, and shoulder affected less commonly. Pigmented villonodular synovitis is pigmented by hemosiderin deposited in the synovium (the joint lining). The disorder is of unknown cause. The diagnosis may be confirmed by biopsy. The usual treatment of choice is synovectomy (surgical removal of the synovium). Any associated bony lesions should be carefully curettaged and bone grafting should be done, if needed. However, the disorder has a high rate of local recurrence. Pigmented villonodular synovitis may be abbreviated PVS or PVNS. Source: MedTerms™ Medical Dictionaryhttp://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=31971 Last Editorial Review: 9/14/2016 Medical Dictionary Definitions A - ZSearch Medical Dictionary


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"There are no big problems, there are just a lot of little problems."
Henry Ford
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them."
Albert Einstein
"Problems cannot be solved by the same level of thinking that created them."
"Never let a problem to be solved become more important than the person to be loved."
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"The best years of your life are the ones in which you decide your problems are your own. You do not blame them on your mother, the ecology, or the president. You realize that you control your own destiny."
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Knowledge based authentication for sales enablement
Let's face it. Today's world is fast-paced. Consumers today want to transact on demand and instantly. On the flip side, businesses want to make safe, instant decisions and distribute their goods and services right away to recognize the revenue. Add to that the fact that the "point of sale" is now everywhere the consumer is. For example, shop for a car online, get directions to the dealership on your smartphone, finance it, then drive it home tonight. Same goes for retailers. Order a new flat-screen television from your tablet and have it shipped overnight, and you're ready to go for the big game. You get the point. Is instant decisioning and immediate purchase approval really that important? Absolutely.
To illustrate the point, let's consider a hypothetical example of a credit card company that issues bankcards online via Web applications. They've done a good job of setting up credit score criteria to auto-decision around, but they didn't bother including knowledge based authentication (KBA), as they thought that the costs were high and that missed customer opportunities wouldn't really add up over the long term. Were they right? Let's run some numbers and see.
Over the course of any given week, our card issuer runs an average of 1,000 credit card applications, or 4,000 applications per month on average. The average credit limit they approve is $2,000. So for any given week, they approve $700,000 in new lines or $2.8 million per month.
A summary of their monthly processing stats prior to running applications through KBA service looks like the following:
- Automatic system approvals — 35 percent ($2.8 million in new credit limits)
- Automatic system declines — 25 percent ($2.0 million in new credit limits)
- Manual review applications — 40 percent $3.2 million in new credit limits)
Now let's say this same company decided to add in KBA to their online account opening process in an effort to reduce the manual reviews. More approvals mean more new bookings today, new revenues recognized more quickly and a reduction in manual labor costs. What's the benefit? Try the fact that the average credit limits approved for any given month goes from $2,800,000 to $4,400,000 million, which represents a 57 percent lift in new credit limits. The icing on the cake is the card issuer saves $12,000 ($144k/year) in labor costs by having consumers self-authenticate through KBA questions.A summary of their monthly processing stats after switching to run applications through KBA looks like the following:
- Automatic system approvals — 55 percent ($4,400,000 in new credit limits, a 57 percent lift in dollars approved)
- Automatic system declines — 25 percent (same as previous, since credit risk policies did not change)
- Manual review applications — 20 percent ($12,000 per month ($144k/year) in labor cost savings (800 applications/month times 1 hour of labor at $15 an hour)
Booking more customers today can really add up!
One of the most frequently asked questions is: How do I "try-out" KBA? Or similarly, how do I run a head-to-head test against my current vendor?
We've had more clients recently express interest in the ability to "try-out" KBA. After all, why risk moving your business in a direction that you're not comfortable with up front? Makes sense, right? We at Experian agree. You deserve full disclosure up front, and you deserve the ability to run a test to understand the benefit. We heard you, and as a result, we now have additional options and testing processes in place to help you do just that. Additionally, we've created a consulting process to help you evaluate the current KBA vendor you're doing business with, in an effort to truly understand if you're getting the most out of the service or if Experian's Fraud tools would do a better job.
New to KBA?
The testing process is simple and straightforward. If you're new to KBA, then you'll simply provide information to us about the consumers with whom you're doing business, and we'll take it from there. We'll come back to you with an overall analysis of what KBA questions could have been presented to your customers, along with suggestions around how to best interact with those consumers to retain their business, while at the same time balancing the necessary fraud checks to keep your company secure.
Want to compare Experian to your current KBA provider?
Again, the testing process is simple and straightforward. You would simply provide information to us about the consumers with whom you're doing business, along with your current business operating processes and procedures where KBA is in use, and we'll take it from there. We'll come back to you with an overall analysis of what KBA questions could have been presented to your customers, along with opportunities to improve your business processes using Experian. If you'd like, we can even take it a step further by evaluating the effectiveness of the current KBA service you have in place.
What to look for if you decide to run a test on your own without Experian:
i. For the KBA vendor, what data source categories are used to generate questions? Tip: You want a provider that has a data diversification strategy comprised of multiple data sources, both credit and noncredit, from which to draw questions.
ii. Does the KBA vendor offer its own consulting services that include performance monitoring of the KBA service, so you know how and if the product is working correctly? Tip: This is critical to knowing whether the KBA service is working. Think of it simply as your very own KIQ optimization strategy.
iii. Does the KBA vendor provide product configuration options that include a scoring matrix?
- Combination of fraud score and question performance
- Customizable score breaks and thresholds
- Increase the pass rate of good consumers while eliminating fraud with custom velocity checks like use limits and concurrency checks


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Being a space marine isn't all fun and games and double-bolters, as this Warhammer 40K: Space Marine video shows.
It's a CG affair, so it doesn't have much to reveal about the game aside from confirmation that it'll feature Orks, Chaos, secret weapons and explosions. Not exactly a surprise. Especially if you previously read our hands-on preview.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine will be released in early September on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.
Watch the video, below. I swear I recognise some of those voice actors from Kalypso's The First Templar.


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Fun, Non-alcoholic Drinks that The Hills' Stars Enjoy
All the bubble of champagne without the buzz
-Betty Editors
At any gathering, no matter how festive the crowd, it's important to offer some non-alcoholic options for guests who choose not to drink. But what to serve beyond water and soda?
We found a selection of bubbly beverages that serve up none of the buzz … or hangover. They're so good – and good for you – that you may want to keep them on hand for everyday sipping as well.
TeaZazz Sparkling Tea is a healthy alternative to soda. It's got the perfect combination of "better-for-you" tea, but with bubbles. And it's low cal, only 20-25 calories per serving and with no high fructose corn syrup. Two dynamic gal pals founded TeaZazz, a company based in California. Charlie Sheen's wife Brooke, Audrina Patridge and Stephanie Pratt from the reality show The Hills, and R&B singer-songwriter, Christina Milian are just a few of the health-conscious celebs who hydrate with TeaZazz.
Twelve, which comes in a wine bottle, is a sparkling blend of teas, fruit juices, herbs and spices. Developed by two of New York City's superstar chefs, Alfred Portale and David Burke, it's gourmet enough to serve with your fanciest foods. A delicious alternative to wine. Taste without the hangover!
Golden Star Tea makes White Jasmine Sparkling Tea that comes in is drop-dead gorgeous bottle. No wonder it won the best packaging award at the World Tea Expo in 2008. The tea is hand steeped in tiny batches using only organic tea and is then mildly fermented, which creates a non-alcoholic drink that's got the perfect balance of rounded sweetness with all the complex acidity of fine wine. Just like white wine, it's great with cheese, fish, vegetarian dishes and even desserts. We'll drink to that!


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File: Ardent Defender01-21-10 |
Posted this on Curse, but wanted to...
Posted By: LLJKTechnogeek
Posted this on Curse, but wanted to make sure you saw: Version 1.71 of the addon appears to be broken -- any attempt to change it from the default settings will be ignored, even after I manually add the missing AceConsole library to its install folder. Tried renaming my Interface and WTF folders and running WoW with only ArdentDefend...
File: Mapster12-17-09 |
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Posted By: LLJKTechnogeek
Originally posted by Nevcairiel
Hm the button appears fine for me. Not at first, but then it appears, but i guess thats QH's weird loading system.
I'll try some stuff later today.
Calling wmfOnShow manually like in the patch before still fixes it for you? I guess there is no harm in doing so.
That does appear to be...
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I think I found a fix for the Quest...
Posted By: LLJKTechnogeek
I think I found a fix for the QuestHelper/Mapster conflict.
In Mapster.lua, replace the following code (it should be around line 127):
hooksecurefunc(WorldMapTooltip, "Show", function(self)
With this:
hooksecurefunc(WorldMapTooltip, "Show", function(sel...
File: Cellular12-08-09 |
Noticed this in the previous versio...
Posted By: LLJKTechnogeek
Noticed this in the previous version, forgot to mention it until now, so maybe it's fixed in 3.3 -- if so, sorry.
Anyway, GM tells appear to pop up in a pseudo-Cellular window now, which is certainly nice. However, Cellular appears to pop up its own window as well, which displays the "A GM is trying to contact you" chat message ev...


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Space Station crew enters Jules Verne ATV
The astronauts on board the International Space Station performed final ATV hatch opening at around 10:30 CEST (08:30 UT) this morning, clearing the way for the crew to start unloading Jules Verne's cargo delivery.
The hatches between ISS and Jules Verne ATV were opened for the first time at around 12:15 CEST (10:15 UT) on Friday, at which time the crew briefly entered ATV to place an air filtering device. The so-called 'air scrubber' was left to run for 8 hours removing any unwanted gasses or small particles of debris that may be floating around.
Immediately after hatch reopening this morning, the lights inside Jules Verne ATV were turned on and the air scrubber dismounted. The crew will now install portable breathing apparatus, a fire extinguisher and the handrails which help the astronauts move around inside ATV. A flexible hose will also be installed to provide additional ventilation. Once all of these items are in place, ATV is ready for full, regular operations
"Everyone here is really pleased with how operations have gone so far, both in space and on the ground. It's a great moment to watch the astronauts going in to ATV - everyone here is happy. Now we will continue to monitor progress," said Alberto Novelli, ESAs head of operations at ATV Control Centre in Toulouse, France
Over the next weeks the crew will remove the 1150 kg of dry cargo delivered by Jules Verne – including fuel, clothes, equipment as well as two original manuscripts handwritten by Jules Verne and a XIXth century illustrated edition of his novel 'From the Earth to the Moon'. In addition the crew will pump 856 kg of propellant, 270 kg of drinking water and 21 kg of oxygen into Zvezda's tanks.
ATV also brings a special gift – a playlist of music selected by Norwegian teenager Therese Miljeteig, the winner of ESA's ATV competition to suggest 10 songs to inspire the astronauts.
Jules Verne will remain attached to as a 48 m3 pressurised and integral part of the complex until early August. When required, ATV will boost the Station's orbit to overcome the effects of residual atmospheric drag. At the end of its mission, Jules Verne ATV will burn up in a controlled reentry into the Earth's atmosphere, and in the process, it will eliminate 6.3 tonnes of waste material no longer needed on the Station and stored over 4 months in the ATV.
- Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV)
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV - ATV Blog
http://webservices.esa.int/blog/index.php?blogId=1 - Crew opens hatch to Jules Verne ATV
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Crew_opens_hatch_to_Jules_Verne_ATV - Europe's automated ship docks to the ISS
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Europe_s_automated_ship_docks_to_the_ISS - Jules Verne ATV docking video replay
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Jules_Verne_ATV_docking_video_replay - Jules Verne ATV given 'go' for docking
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Jules_Verne_ATV_given_go_for_docking - Impressive dress-rehearsal for Jules Verne ATV
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Impressive_dress-rehearsal_for_Jules_Verne_ATV - Jules Verne demonstrates key capabilities
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Jules_Verne_demonstrates_key_capabilities - Europe launches its first resupply ship to the ISS
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Europe_launches_its_first_resupply_ship_to_the_ISS - Replay of launch and solar array opening of Jules Verne ATV
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/Replay_of_launch_and_solar_array_opening_of_Jules_Verne_ATV - International Space Station
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/International_Space_Station - Operations
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Operations - ATV: Closing in on the target
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/ATV_Closing_in_on_the_target - ATV orbital rehearsals for ISS docking
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Operations/ATV_orbital_rehearsals_for_ISS_docking - ATV: A new generation space vehicle
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/ATV_A_new_generation_space_vehicle - ATV: Rendezvous in space
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/ATV/ATV_Rendezvous_in_space - ATV Control Centre readies for Europe's first-ever automated docking