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Bushcraft Week
What is bushcraft?
It's not witchcraft, and it's not "arts and crafts".
Bushcraft is an old term for the outdoor skills that people have use for centuries. It's basic components are familiar enough. Fire making and shelter building are part of the skill set. So are foraging and water procurement. But the whole point of the bushcraft mindset is a little bit different from the typical mentality of wilderness survival.
In wilderness survival, you learn and practice skills that will keep you alive during an emergency in the wilderness.
But in bushcraft, you'll develop and use skills that aren't just helping you survive - they are helping you to thrive!
In short, bushcraft isn't just about avoiding death in the wilderness, it's about going into the wild to really live. Bushcraft is the art of thriving in your native environment - the great outdoors.
In this exciting new class, you'll gain:
- Long term shelter building skills
- Pathfinding, land navigation and signaling tricks
- Flint and steel fire making
- Primitive forging techniques (you'll make your own steel knife!)
- Make and practice with stone-throwing slings
- Bow making skills (you'll make your own quickie survival bow)
- Trapping skills
- Bush cooking experience
- Learn the priorities of survival, both mental and physical
- Build a tarp shelter and stay the night in it
- Make fire in many modern ways, including optics, electricity and spark rods
- Build lethal traps, discover nutritious wild edibles and learn how to do survival fishing
- Learn about survival kits, how to signal for help and how to avoid getting lost in the first place
This course is a combination of our Bushcraft 3-Day and our Wilderness Survival course (modern skills). Bushcraft Week will be held December 11-15, 2017 and July 23-27, 2018.


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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-1873?page=comments#action_12375248 ] David Jencks commented on GERONIMO-1873: ---------------------------------------- If this requires any action someone has really broken the deployer architecture. Be sure you are not confusing a config builder, of which there can be any number, and which can decide for themselves whether they can deploy something handed to them, and the module builders that plug into the EarConfigBuilder, which are designed to support j2ee artifacts. I don't know of anything hardcoded to a particular config builder. There is certainly nothing preventing deploying a spring or servicemix config builder. > Deployment must handle dynamically-registered module builders > ------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: GERONIMO-1873 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-1873 > Project: Geronimo > Type: Bug > Security: public(Regular issues) > Components: deployment > Versions: 1.1 > Reporter: Aaron Mulder > Priority: Critical > Fix For: 1.1 > > Currently the deployment infrastructure does some things specific to different module types -- like identifying the embedded deployment plan in a xAR so it can look up the config ID, and searching for child modules of an EAR. This is currently hardcoded to the specific set of module types supported by Geronimo by default. It should be able to handle builders deployed later (e.g. Spring, ServiceMix, whatever), which probably means it needs to be able to ask something on the server-side what modules are available, what their nested plan files are called, and what their j2eeType would be. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Category Archives: Red dyes
Directions Rose Red
For the longest time I was stuck in hair limbo – but no more!
Solliciting for a job and craving some color doesn't always combine well but I think I found my comfy in-between zone!
Here's a color hint for ya!
Zooo lang dat ik vastzat in een soort haar limbo – weg daarmee!
Voor jobs gaan solliciteren en nood hebben aan wat kleur combineert niet altijd even fijn maar ik denk dat ik mijn knusse tussenstop gevonden heb!
Hier is een kleur hint!
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What red to choose
Okay SO, i've actually come to terms with my new haircolor.
I might even like it, but shhh..
It's so easy to work with, and I don't like sick trailer trash when my hair is wet.
Which is good.
Now i've been reading up online lately, educating myself on what color I *should* be going for, and here's what I found.
Remember that they're general guidelines, so do as you please!
It all depends on skintone:
The lighter you are, the more an orangy light shade will blend in, to not pale you out.
The darker you go with your hair, the paler you will appear.
- Fair skin:
Warmer shades look great.
So red and orange undertones, no purple reds!
Strawberry blonde will work well, or in any case a lighter shade of red. That way the dye won't overpower your complexion.
That being said, I personally love it when the red is a tad more vibrant.
If anything I think it contrasts with a fair complexion nicely!
Then again I love seeing pale skin..
Here's Christina Hendricks with two shades of red:
The first is a very light orange, the second one is a midtone red that she technically shouldn't be going for according to the rules, and makes her need a little more blusher.
However the second's my fav!
Here's another great lady, Alyson Hannigan demonstrating how dark hair makes you look paler:
Just consider whether you mind looking pale or not.
- Medium skin
Then for medium skin the general rule is that you can go more vibrant and dark, don't go too light.
The warm reds still work best, so again look for red or orange undertones, no purple.
Here's Draw Barrymore:
On the first pic she's wearing a strawberry blonde, which works but is really light for her medium skintone.
Then here's Ashlee (whom I really don't care for but oh well!):
Again her medium skin handles the vibrant red just awesome, ah what the heck let me just put this in bold: medium skins are lucky!
- Darker skin
Cool-toned reds look great on darker skintones!
So away from the orange, and onto the violet and dark reds:
One name: Jessica Alba.
Nuff said.
I'm off to cook dinner.
Let me know what you like best, first or last!
New hair! Fireland!
Jeepers creepers what did I do!
Well, since it was about 2 am in the morning when I got fed up with my hair all of a sudden yesterday, and there weren't any hairdressers available:
I made two ponytails in my hair, took the scissors and cut them.
Then I got myself some good ol' bleach and coated my hair:
However i've seen hair that was still green being covered by red just perfectly, so I took a chance and dove right in with the Naturtint dye!
Tell me that right shade doesn't look like a gorgeous, lucious blue toned dark red.
Well it wasn't.
Well that was misleading..
I LURVE redheads, they're stunning!
However on myself.. Meh. I can't really get into it..
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Like decaying bell peppers.
That smell stays with you until your first good wash.
Naturtint I-6.66 Colorant Ingredients: Peg-2 Oleamine. Aqua Purificata (Purified Water). Cocamide Dea. Alcohol Denat (Alcohol). Propylene Glycol. Oleic Acid. Ethanolamine. 4-Hydroxypropylamino-3-Nitrophenol. 4-Amino-2-Hydroxytoluene. Sodium Sulfite. Tetrasodium Edta. hydrolysed Vegetable Protein (Triticum Vulgare, Soy, Corn, Avena Sativa). Sodium Erythorbate. P-Aminophenol. P-Phenylenediamine. 4-Chlororesorcinol.
Very runny, but it grabs onto the hair nicely.
On virgin or rigid hair you'd leave this on for about 40 minutes, on colored hair 20-30, that's a whole lot less than the vegetable dyes I generally use from Manic Panic or Stargazer.
During this time it rushed into my hair like a flash!
So fast!
It spread throughout the hair nicely, and that way had colored every strand of hair evenly by the time I was ready for my rinse.
Even the green!
Nope, no staining!
My head is clear of any pigments.
So far no transfer to my white scarf either!
Very, my hair feels light and smooth like feathers!
The verdict
3 for now, i'll be updating it as soon as I find out what the staying power is like!
Deducted one star for misleading packaging, how horrific!
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After I graduated from college three months ago, I was eager to land my first real job. My goal was to be a software developer. I started programming in high school but I didn't think of making the "official" switch to computer science until it was too late to change my major. This was no big deal for me. I was certain I could do the work but many of my potential employers couldn't get past the B.A. in Economics on my resume. They pictured me working with Excel, not writing code.
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Learning the core principles is a bit trickier. College is usually not good for practical skills, but it is great for the big ideas and the core foundation. If you are still in school, you can get 80 percent of the required understanding with two or three college-level computer science classes. If you are out of school, you can take advantage of the many free resources at your disposal. MIT and Stanford have most of their courses online. If you need the motivation, take advantage of your local college or university. It will cost money, but the investment is worth it.
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Even if you pick the right technology and learn everything you need to learn, hiring you still represents a huge risk. If you have no relevant experience, how does the employer know you are as good as you say you are? On one hand, you could be a perfect fit and eventually become a great engineer. On the other hand, you could fail miserably and they would have to find your replacement. Hiring is very costly for companies so you have to mitigate the risk you bring to the equation.
The only way you can prove that you really do possess the skills they need is by accumulating demonstrable experience. The key word here is demonstrable. I could have spent six months poring over every iOS book ever published but at the end of the day I would have had nothing to show for it.
The best way to accumulate demonstrable experience is with a professional portfolio. If you haven't already, head over to your favorite domain registrar and register yourname.com (e.g. pietrorea.com for me) or the closest variation you can find. This will be where you showcase your work. You can also add an "About" page so you can discuss your background. Also make sure to create a Github account, which lets you publish your code so others can see it publicly.
As you learn your chosen technology, make sure you spend time developing toy applications that you can include in your personal portfolio. If you want to be a web developer, create a couple of nifty websites. If you want to go into iOS like I did, develop a couple of simple apps and submit them to the App store. In my case, I developed an invitations-based iOS app with a classmate and created a Youtube video about it.
At first it may seem as if all the tech jobs are reserved exclusively for computer science majors. The truth is that a degree in a technical field is just a piece of paper. Technology moves so fast that most of what is used in the real world is not taught in classrooms anyway. In the tech world, eagerness to learn trumps formal training. With the right skills and a little bit of luck, you too can be a developer.


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The samsung has the anynet+ system. I have tried this on and off and also enabled the HDMI setting on the receiver to on and off. Every permutation possible. No matter what i do the 'receiver' option in the anynet+ menu in the menu is grayed out and when selected says 'function not available'. I don't want to have to revert to an optical lead but might have to if i can't solve it. If any one has made this combination (or similar) work then please let me know how.
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I got the show's drift in the mid-January pilot, when it offered up two—count 'em—dead bunnies as objects of hilarity. But a bit of satiric intelligence glimmers through the crudity of the Feb. 2 "D.C." episode, in which earnest Gary ("I'm just trying to make a difference") unintentionally wrecks the career of a crusading senator while randy Mike has an affair with a varicose-veined Supreme Court justice driven wild by a taste of pornography. I laughed a few times, though not without guilt.
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"At first glance, Luxembourg might not seem an obvious choice for the headquarters of a startup born in Silicon Valley, but when you take everything into consideration, it's a phenomenal place to be," says Alex Lubinsky, founder and CEO of TrueBear Corporation, publisher of CityHour. "Luxembourg's convenient location and multilingual workforce are going to make our growth much more explosive than if we were based in Berlin or London." For the interim period, CityHour is being hosted by Technoport in Belval.
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Food Prices Expected To Rise With Gas Prices
Food Prices Expected To Rise With Gas Prices
Pain at the pump could soon mean pain at the grocery store checkout stand.
The cost of food is expected to rise as gas prices continue to skyrocket. If fuel costs more, than so will the cost to transport items to your local grocery store.
"The price of everything, the transportation cost, the fuel that's used in those production items, you're going to see an increase in everything," Keller's Farm Store co-owner Mike Keller said.
Keller said his store hasnt had to hike prices just yet, but the wholesale costs of some products like turkey, lamb and beef are going up.
Right now, gas is at the highest it's ever been for this time of year with the state average at more than $3.50 a gallon.


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