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Running a test OC 2.0 with Journal theme. Looking to make some integrations of stock OC modules with the theme.
Also, my journal theme has a grayish background. I plan to offer paypal checkout. When enabled it shows up as a white box in my gray background. I would like that to be fixed.
Wanting some customization on the OC 2.0 Journal.
Theme already features product tabs/blocks, and the ability to link to the OC stock contact form.
On the product page I would like to add an additional tab so when a customer clicks it they are taken to a form like the stock OC contact form, but it has sections where the customers can enter specific item data and the form then emails the store.
I'd also like login with paypal/facebook hard coded to the theme, on the login page, under the existing login button. The add module to layout function isn't what I want.
I also want checkout with paypal to be hard coded on the checkout page itself.
Where would I look to accomplish these?
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I want to make contributions to the gaming industry using the skills that I have.
I'm work well with people and often find enjoyment in helping them solve their problems, whether it be a huge or small.
I've attended a college called A.I.E. where we made games and 3-d works, here I figured out how to deconstruct a problem, find it's source, and then figure out how to fix it. The method can be applied to my own needs or to a large groups of various people.
I've also had an internship at "Off By One Studio's" where I would work long distance with a group to create material and models for their needs, as well as making corrections or fixes to anything I delivered or they couldn't get to work.
I've used various Microsoft programs and operating systems and had an Xbox 360 for quite a while, so I am pretty familiar with Microsoft and it's products.

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17 day diet : The Ultimate Step by Step Cheat Sheet on How to Lose Weight & Sustain It Now. / Samantha Michaels.
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- Publisher: Newark : Weight A Bit, 2013.
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The 17 Day Diet offers a lifetime plan for shedding pounds fast in a safe and lasting way. The program is structured around four 17 day cycles: Accelerate-the rapid weight loss portion, which helps flush sugar and fat storage from your system Activate-the metabolic restart portion, with alternating low and high calorie days to help shed body fat Achieve-the phase that involves learning to control portions and introducing new fitness routines Arrive-a combination of the first three cycles to keep good habits up for good. On weekends, enjoy your favorite foods! In this guide, 17 Day Diet Reloaded: The Ultimate Step by Step Cheat Sheet on How to Lose Weight & Sustain It Now, we will document a quick and easy way to implement this diet with easy to use cheat sheets and ultimate mistakes to avoid. The best guide for someone who is busy and wants to get the whole gist of this diet and implement the 17 day diet in the next one hour!
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Yes. I am fully aware of how awesomely delicious that sounds. And... that hardly any of these pictures are clear :/ sorry, the lighting wasn't that great in my house...
|Firstly... You must murder the zucchini.
No, you don't have to do that first... But it is easier to just shove it in there when you need to :P
|Secondly... You must melt your butter until it screams. Just kidding. Just melt it :P
|Then, beat 4 eggs
|Grab your can of pumpkin....
|And shove it in your mixing bowl. (you can use a whisk and and a normal, big bowl if you don't have a kitchen aid)
|Mix... Mix... Mix...
|Then, add you vanilla.
|And pumpkin pie spices
|Mix... Mix... Mix...
|Add milk....
and the mix some more.
|Then get your flour... and pumpkin pie spices in a different bowl, and gradually mix it.
|Fold in zucchini shreds and Chocolate chips...
|Put into 2 greased bread pans...
and bake.
Pumpkin Zucchini Chocolate Bread {Makes 2 loaves}
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit
4 eggs, beaten
1 1/2 cups white sugar
1 cup melted butter
2 TBS vanilla extract
**mix well**
Add 1 cup of milk
**mix together**
5 cups all purpose flour
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
1TBS ground Cinnamon
1TBS ground nutmeg
1TBS ground cloves
**add slowly into wet ingredients**
2 cups shredded zucchini
1 cup chocolate chips
**optional** 1 cup crushed pecans or walnuts
**Fold in**
Pour mixture into 2 greased bread pan. Put into preheated oven for 45 minute OR until a tooth pick come out of the middle clean. Place onto a wire rack until cool enough to cut :)
Now, bask in its awesome taste! ;)


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TOPEKA - A Kansas prosecutor says he's planning to retry a capital murder suspect rather than ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate the man's convictions for killing two women in Topeka.
The Kansas Supreme Court overturned Phillip Cheatham Jr.'s convictions in January, finding that his lawyer did a poor job at his 2005 trial.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports Shawnee County District Attorney Chad Taylor announced Tuesday his conclusion that it would be "ill-advised" to appeal the state court's ruling.
Cheatham was sentenced to die for the 2003 shooting deaths of two women at a Topeka duplex. He was also convicted of lesser charges for wounding a third woman.


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"We think we're on the cutting edge of something that's going to blossom into the way we do policing for the next 20 years." - Chief Mike Chitwood
Daytona Beach, FL (PRWEB) July 04, 2014
The Daytona Beach Police Department is charged with maintaining public safety for over 60,000 permanent residents and the millions of yearly visitors to the beaches and major events such as two NASCAR races and the world famous Bike Weeks. Leveraging CyberTech's GeoShield™ platform, Daytona Beach's Real Time Crime Center combines access to many data sources and searchable documents to provide workflows for tracking requests, generating "be on the lookout" (BOLO) and Intelligence Bulletin documents and providing dispatch information to officers.
In the words of Chief Mike Chitwood, "Our Real Time Crime Center is another tool to support our crime management approach. By having faster and easier access to our own data and a team of people dedicated to working with that data, our officers will be safer and smarter which will make our citizens and visitors safer." Although the RTCC has only been operational since June 1st, departmental staff has already contributed to solving several cases including stolen auto recovery, suspect identification, and joint operations between the Daytona Beach Police Department and surrounding agencies.
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Virgil Exner Sr has been treated somewhat unfairly by history. Yes, some of the designs that he rendered himself or that he oversaw as head of Chrysler styling make the nickname "Virgil Excess" seem appropriate. His best work, though, influenced other designers and had a purity of line and a design cohesion that his contemporary designers at GM and Ford rarely matched. Though Exner had been in charge of Chrysler styling for a while, it was the 1957 "Forward Look" Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and DeSoto cars that were the first production cars to bear his full personal stamp. Based heavily on the Flite Sweep concepts of 1955, the '57 Mopars created a firestorm within the auto industry, and put Chrysler at the head of the Detroit pack styling wise, briefly taking the lead from GM.
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From what we see at car shows it's easy to think of the '57 Chevy as an influential car, but it was Exner's '57s that really caught that attention of the competition. We see a lot more '57 Chevy's than we do '57 Chrysler products, so it's easy to fall into the assumption that the '57 Chevy was an influential car. To begin with, Chevrolet sold a lot more cars than any of the Chrysler brands. In terms of what we see today, that larger production means more survivors to begin with, but also the '57 and '58 Chrysler cars, as leading edge as their styling was, were very prone to rust. Before they turned to iron oxide, though, they had an immediate impact on the auto industry. Designers around the world took notice, but in Detroit the influence was hard to understate. Exner's '57s caused a palace revolt against the soon to retire Harley Earl, who headed styling at General Motors.
Dave Holls, who at the time was a Cadillac designer and later co-authored A Century of Automotive Styling with Michael Lamm, described the impact that the Forward Look cars had at GM.
"We had all our clay models for 1959 finished in early 1956. … [T]hen we saw the 1957 Chryslers. They were light and fresh in appearance; for the first time we thought Chrysler had outdone us. We started a revolution, scrapped the existing clays, broke all the rules in the place. …"
At the time, their boss, Harley Earl was out of the country, in Europe. In 1990, Holls described Earl's reaction when he got back to Detroit.
"Nobody knew what Earl would think of our 1959s. We asked ourselves, 'Will he go through the roof?' We ended up in the courtyard of the General Motors Design Center with our 1959 design models and the 1957 Chryslers side by side. Earl was so shocked he didn't say anything at first. He approved our designs, but after that he felt the place had passed him by."
So the 1957 Chryslers were special. While collectors particularly prize the Chrysler 300C with its Hemi engine, it was the Plymouth Fury that many feel was the purest expression of Exner's design philosophy. Today it's better known as Christine, the evil, possessed car of Stephen King's horror novel of the same name but back then the Fury inspired envy, not fear.
Plymouth's marketers knew they had something special on their hands. They even commissioned a painting of the Fury and featured it in ads, with men raising their glasses to the Fury painting mounted above a fireplace mantle. In the 1950s automotive advertising assumed that men made most car purchases. "It's a rare car that rates a toast!" was the ad's headline and it's tagline was "For the man who really loves cars"*. Chrysler even offered free reproductions of the painting to all who mailed in to a Detroit post office box for one. That post office box in Detroit no longer exists. Neither does Plymouth, shuttered as Chrysler approached bankruptcy. The few Furys that have survived, though, are valued collector cars that epitomize late 1950s American style.
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COUPEVILLE, Wash. (AP) — Whidbey Island authorities say one home has been severely damaged by a landslide that has isolated or threatened 33 more homes in a community overlooking Puget Sound about 50 miles north of Seattle.
The slide was reported about 4 a.m. Wednesday. Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue evacuated one person from the damaged home. About 10 more residents have been evacuated by boat.
Chief Ed Hartin says no one has been injured. One person was taken to a hospital with an unrelated condition.
Hartin says the slide affects about 400 or 500 yards across the top of a hillside and downhill 600 or 700 yards to the water.
The slide took out a road, isolating 16 homes. Another 17 homes above are threatened by the mudslide which continues to move.


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It was raining when we got up early this morning to go down the coast to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary at 8 o'clock for our photo shoot. By the time we got to the Sanctuary and everyone had arrived, the rain had stopped and the sun peeked out of the clouds from time to time.
First up was the feeding of the Lorikeets, an activity, very popular with the younger generations.
Then we strolled through the park past the wallabies, various birds, including bowerbirds, ducks and cormorants, we arrived at the waterbird feeding station.
The pelicans came from everywhere for a free feed.
A nice bunch of rather large eels came begging for a feed as well.
Then it was time for morning tea on the way to the Bird of Prey Show.
That's when the heavens opened up and those without umbrellas got a bit of a soaking.
We must thank Elaine for organising us half price entry tickets, that was great!
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The purpose of the Section Race, Gender, and Class is bifold: first, to promote research that examines the interactive effects of race, gender, and class phenomena; second to promote a curriculum which underscores the centrality of race, gender and class phenomena. By comparing the similarities and differences in how inequalities of race and ethnicity, gender, class and stratification are created and maintained, sociologists can develop a more powerful explanation of the nature of social inequality in general.
Officers of the Section: Only voting members of the American Sociological Association shall be eligible to hold office. The officers of the Section will include a Chair, a Chair-Elect, a Past-Chair, and a Secretary-Treasurer. The Chair-Elect shall serve for one year and will automatically become Chair for one year following his or her office as Chair-Elect. The Chair will automatically become Past Chair for one year following his or her office as Chair. The Secretary-Treasurer shall be elected for a period of three years.
There shall be a Council consisting of six regular members, who will each serve for three years. There shall be one graduate student member serving for two years. Officers shall not succeed themselves. The Chair, Chair-Elect, Secretary-Treasurer, and Past Chair shall also serve as members of the Council, so that the Council is composed of eleven members; the Chair of the Section will serve as Chair of the Council. It is the responsibility of all Council members to attend the Council and Business Meetings of the Section at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association.
Powers of the Officers: The Council is vested in principle with the power to carry out all necessary operations for the section, acting as the representative of the membership of the Section. Any action of the Section, including changes of the By-Laws, may be brought to the vote of the Section by the Council, by a petition of 10 percent of the members of the Section, or by 25 members of the Section, whichever is less.
The Chair of the Section shall preside at all meetings of the Section membership and of the Section Council at which s/he is present. The Chair will also be responsible for planning and submitting the section's program for the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, in cooperation with the Program Committee of the American Sociological Association, and with advice of Council. S/he shall also plan programs for such special conferences as may be decided by the Council. The Past Chair shall submit an Annual Report of the Section's activities to the Executive Office of the Association in accordance with the ASA Manual on Sections. The Chair will also approve disbursements on behalf of the section, with the consent of Council.The Chair-Elect of the Section shall work with the Chair of the Section, to ensure a smooth transition between Chairs. The Chair-Elect of the Section will also serve as chair of the Nominations Committee. The Secretary-Treasurer of the Section shall record or cause to be recorded all votes and minutes of all proceedings of the Section Council and of any meeting of the memberhip, and submit these minutes for publication in the section newsletter. S/he shall perform such other duties as may be prescribed by the Chair or Section Council. S/he shall keep full and accurate accounts of the receipts and disbursements of the Section. S/he shall disburse or cause to be disbursed Section funds, making proper vouchers for such disbursements,and will render to Section Council, upon request, an accounting of all of her/his transactions as Secretary-Treasurer and the financial condition of the Section. The Secretary-Treasurer shall also prepare an annual Section budget for approval by the Section Council at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association. The Secretary-Treasurer shall also serve as Chair of the Publications Committee.
Elections and Voting: The elections of the Section shall be carried out in cooperation with the annual election of American Sociological Association and coordinated to their schedule. The Nominating Committee shall present at least two candidates in good standing for each office to be voted on by the voting members of the Section, by ballot. Current officers are not eligible for nomination to the next term of the same office. The Executive Officer of the Association shall be responsible for the conduct of the election and the tabulation of ballots. The candidate receiving the highest number of votes for each office shall be elected. In the case of tie votes, a lot conducted by the Chair of the Section with two witnesses shall decide the winner.
There shall be a Committee on Nominations, chaired by the Chairperson-Elect of the section, and comprised of four members. Two Council members will also serve on the committee. One additional members will be elected each year by those members of the Section present at an open Business Meeting to take place at the Annual Meeting of the Association. No member may serve on the Nominating Committee for two consecutive years.
There shall also be three Award Committees, each comprised of at least three members, whose members will be appointed by the Chair with the advice of the Section Council. These committees are the Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Book Award, the Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Article Award, and the Graduate Student Paper Award. One Council member will chair the Book Award committee; another Council member will chair the Article Award committee; and another Council member will chair the Graduate Student Paper Award. In the event that one of these people is unable to serve, the Section Chair will appoint a chair. The duties of the Award Committees will be to solicit and review submissions and select the winner of the Section's Annual Awards for scholarship on the intersections of Race, Gender and Class, maintaining the timelines given by the American Sociological Association.
There shall be a Committee on Publications. Two Council members will serve on this committee, which will be chaired by the Secretary-Treasurer of the Section. The section Newsletter Editor and section Webmaster will also serve on this committee. The purpose of this committee shall be to recommend to the Council candidates for Section Newsletter Editor and Webmaster, to serve as consultants to the Editor and Webmaster, and to keep the Editor, Webmaster, and the Council apprised of needs in the areas of dissemination and publication. The Newsletter Editor and Webmaster shall each be appointed by the Chair for a two-year term, renewable by the Chair for one additional term, and will receive a small renumeration for their work for the section. Other Appointed Positions: Section Council may appoint members to other ad-hoc committees as needed.
Meetings: There shall be an annual business meeting of the members of the Section to be held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Notice of the time and place of the annual meeting shall be set forth in the Program for the ASA Annual Meeting and, if feasible, in the last issue of the Section's newsletter prior to the annual meeting. The affirmative vote of fifty-one percent of the members present and voting in person shall be necessary and sufficient for the making of decisions at a meeting of the members.
Membership: The membership of the Section shall be drawn from the members of the American Sociological Association.
Dues: Dues shall be set by the Council to cover the operation of the Section in accord with the requirements of the American Sociological Association.
Amendment of Bylaws: These bylaws can be amended by ballot of the Section membership. A majority vote will be required for any amendment.Race, Gender, and Class Section


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text: I still don't get how it works and so have just left it and just tried avoid crashes. As this is almost impossible with SB since it crashes almost 100% of the time I thought I should figure out the crashdumper. So far when I've used it I would have it on then SB would crash like it usually does. Then when I go to reload SB it says 'processing crashdump logger' and then nothing happens. I've read that this step is supposed to conveniently load up all your info from last session. It would be great if it did this but nothing happens so what am I missing here? I know that there are the 3 files of successes failures etc.- so am I still supposed to load them back in myself? Also does crashdump only work for one instance? since there is only one crashdump logger? I don't see how I'd sort thru all the successes in one file- kind of defeats the object. I'm ok with it only working on one instance so long as I can indeed figure out how to use it properly. Also if it's only ever saving it in one file how do you know which of the entries are from one session to the last? Do you have to delete the logs before starting each blast?


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PhotographerAlex Conu
Location of photoYttersand Beach, Lofoten Islands, Norway
Date/Time of photoSeptember 23rd 2013
EquipmentCanon EOS 6D and Canon EF 17-40 f/4L
DescriptionA brief geomagnetic storm. Many happy people. The Northern Lights danced for the whole night above Yttersand beach in the Lofoten Islands, Norway.
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Audio books were introduced back then in 1932 in America. Since then they have been gaining repute as for teaching the blind, teaching the young ones and other kids of college age grow their learning. With the increasing popularity of iPods and mp3 players, audio titles have become extensively popular at present.
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Cisco VPN Client under Windows 10
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in Uncategorized on August 11, 2015
If you having Cisco problems I feel bad for you son,
I got 99 problems but this little fucker ain't one!
- install winfx.exe and reboot
- install Sonic VPN and reboot
- install Cisco VPN Client and reboot
- using regedit, browse to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\CVirtA and clean the Display name like so:
- for win32: "@oem8.inf,%CVirtA_Desc%;Cisco Systems VPN Adapter" to "Cisco Systems VPN Adapter"
- for win64: "@oem8.inf,%CVirtA_Desc%;Cisco Systems VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windows" to "Cisco Systems VPN Adapter for 64-bit Windows"
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Changing SVN (subversion) user under APTANA (Eclipse)
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in PHP on January 25, 2013
After a long while, I finally found a solution to my committing to subversion under anoter person's name.
I hope this helps somebody.
delete the cache file(s) under
LINUX: (not tested)
delete the cache file(s) under
How to disable specific options in JQuery Autocomplete lists
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in JQuery, PHP on September 13, 2012
If you ever had to disable autocomplete results while using JQuery Autocomplete, here is the method I found most useful:
First, mark your entries as disabled server-side, before you send it as json
01 02 $items = array(); // add your items here 03 04 $items[] = array( 05 'id' => $i, 06 'label' => 'This option is disabled
Too many results, be more specific', 07 'value' => 'disabled' // this will specify what we disable 08 ); 09 10 die(json_encode($items)); 11
Then simply add them as non-autocomplete items in the autocomplete list, while at the same time enabling html code in items:
01 02 $('#autocomplete_polita').autocomplete({ 03 source : webRoot + 'ajax/my_autocomplete', 04 }).data("autocomplete")._renderItem = function(ul, item) { 05 if(item.value=='0'){ 06 return $('

').data("item.autocomplete", item).append(''+item.label+'').appendTo(ul); 07 }else{ 08 return $("

").data("item.autocomplete", item).append("" + item.label + "").appendTo(ul); 09
10 }; 11
Then style this no-option as one (maybe using disabled-style colors:
01 02 li.ui-menu-item.disabled{ 03 text-decoration: none; 04 display: block; 05 padding: .2em .4em; 06 line-height: 1.5; 07 zoom: 1; 08 color: #CCC; 09
Using mysql_query() within CakePHP
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in CakePHP, PHP on August 24, 2012
I always wanted to be able to get large datasets into CakePHP but since cake turns a 10MB db result into 120MB array, I had to come up with a solution to use the php mysql_query() function.
After a few unhelpful searches on google this is what I ended up with:
1 2 $db =& ConnectionManager::getDataSource('default'); 3 $result = mysql_query('SELECT * FROM `users`;', $db->connection); 4
HTML5 support in IE? How funny!
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in InterWeb on June 7, 2010
Another reminder for us web developers, of why we "love" Internet Explorer so much.
NetBeans 6.8 PHP
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in PHP on March 14, 2010
I've enjoyed using Eclipse PDT for quite a while now, but my current project setup causes Eclipse to be very slow on managing my Subversion checked out project.
My experience with NetBeans is very good so far. It seems like the more I use it, the more I like it. There are a few down sides to it, like for example, having a smaller plugin base, or code completion not working so great, dispite the fact that code completion is been advocated as working better than Eclipse.
I'm sure for small projects it works well, but for larger ones, code completion kind sucks. I suspect the cause of that issue is NetBeans not keeping a project index cache somewhere. One should be built every now and then, updated each time you save or work with a function/method/etc and that index could be used to instantly serve code completion. I'm not sure that's happening though.
All in all, here are my pros and cons regarding NetBeans.
- Ridiculous code completion times in projects that aren't small (especially if you're not working on a local server – i'm working on a local VMWare samba folder)
- Poor list of issue tracker related plugins (it basically only supports Bugzilla and Jira out of the box, unlike Eclipse)
- No folder refresh option (if I change anything outside NetBeans, I have to wait for it to refresh that folder whenever it feels like doing so)
- Limited set of Subversion features (unlike eclipse)
- Significantly more athletic than Eclipse in every aspect (startup time, memory consumption, general responsiveness)
- Pretty stable (very few crashes)
- Symfony support (I like Symfony, so I like having support for it)
- Can save project files outside project source folder (I like saving project files on a local HDD, since I'm forced to use project source folder as a VMWare samba share, so I can optimize response time in the IDE as much as possible)
I've previously used Eclipse PDT and Zend Studio for Eclipse, because they were the only ones I considered to be serious PHP IDEs. I find other editors to be unworthy of any interest. I've also tested NuSphere PhpED, Dreamweaver (can you say LOL?), ActiveState Komodo, Maguma Studio and others like that, none of which are professional PHP tools.
Since it's a very cool, professional PHP tool, and it's completely free, I rate it 8.5 out of 10, for lacking quite a few features, but I still use it for working a lot better with my environment than Zend Studio for Eclipse, or Eclipse PDT. which I would probably rate 9.5 and 9.0 respectively, even though Zend Studio costs quite a lot of money.
Fast cat is fast
Posted by Ciprian Dobrea in PHP, WordPress on January 16, 2009
I recently had to develop a WordPress widget plugin that would hierarchically list the categories of a blog, but in a decent amount of time, unlike the default category list, or any other widget I could find online.
The "FastCat" plugin currently works very nice on a database of 250 categories, containing more than 280,000 articles, so if you have a large WordPress database, you probably want to give this baby a try. Available options are:
- widget title
- root category
- toggle display on singulars (`article` or `page`)
…but if required, I may add more. You can download it here and see it in action on Expert Mountain.
If you have any comments or suggestions, please leave a comment at least. I would enjoy perfecting it, if possible.


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Aaaaaaaand that was Christmas.
Did you miss me? Probably not as you were all too busy enjoying yourselves over the festive season. Well alas its back to work time now but hopefully we're all energised from the festive break, recovered from our hangovers and ready to get back to work and back to blogging.
But first I'm going to update you all on what I did during the holidays. It's mostly dull with a few bits of interest buried within but you have to suffer through the whole thing.
Schools are pretty free with giving holidays around this time of year due to the combination of school breaks and a lot of national holidays in a row. Because of this it only takes a few Nenkyuu (paid leave days) to manage to get a couple of weeks off work. Most JET's use this time to go on a proper holiday and travel around Asia a bit. As I'm trying to save money for when my missus gets here so I can travel with her I elected to stay at home and see if any of the JET's left in Kobe were up to anything.
As it happens nobody had any real plans at all and in desperation I decided to offer to throw a party myself.
And with that decision any hopes of saving money this winter were thrown out the window and I learned I am a fucking idiot (sarcastic comments about "it took you this long" should be directed elsewhere).
Christmas parties, for those not in the know, are expensive.
Irregardless I had an absolutely brilliant time spending that money. For the first few weekends in December and during the first few holidays I spent every free moment scouring Kobe for all the foods you need to throw a Christmas dinner; sprouts, Turkey, Gravy, Quality Street, etc, etc.
My efforts were largely futile as the vast majority of British festive food is simply unheard of over here. In fact judging from the contents of most of the foreign food shops I went to Britain's contributions to global gastronomic culture seem limited to cadbury's chocolate, ribena, some beers, black pudding and stilton. Most missed of everything I was searching for was Christmas pudding and mince pies. Especially mince pies, this year marks the first since I was an infant that I haven't had a mince pie, I feel slightly cheated.
Incidentally Fran indicated to me far too late a source of mince pies in Osaka so next year I'm set.
Failure's aside all this foreign food shop trawling (and let me tell you, it is so weird to have to go to a foreign food shop to find something you recognise. It's not that I'm surprised seeing ribena it's that I'm surprised to see it lumped in with some mango lassi as a generic foreign item despite one being British and the other Indian) was a brilliant excuse to splurge on all the stuff I miss from home that I normally can't justify the expense of. I entirely sated my month long craving for cheese and even found some Sam Smiths Taddy Porter! Sam Smiths is a brewer from my home town, well nearly.
Completely without a trace were Christmas crackers, mince pies, Quality Street, Christmas pudding, any kind of Christmas themed table mats, water biscuits, pickled red cabbage and stuffing. However every time I found something on my list did make me genuinely happy.
One thing I was struggling with was what exactly the main course was going to be. Most people in Japan (me included) don't have an oven, just gas hobs and a grill so even if I found a Turkey there was no way of cooking it. One plan I had in mind was to get a chicken from KFC. KFC in Japan have a limited amount of roast chickens that you can pre-order from them and collect on Christmas day. Unfortunately by the time I found out about this all the chickens were sold out. I went to every KFC I could think of in Kobe looking for one that still had chickens and Ryan was frantically ringing shops but there was not a chicken to be found.
So we had Pork Tenderloin instead.
The final menu was
Prawns fried in cream cheese and paprika with spring onions
Veggies got a salad of winter leaves, cherry tomatoes, green beans, avocado and home made dressing
2nd course
Steamed crab with lemon butter.
(Since winter started the supermarket has had crabs legs in every day and I adore crabs legs. Unfortunately they're too expensive to buy just for me to eat so this was an excuse to finally eat some. They were delicious.)
Main course
Pork Tenderloin marinated in mead and grilled with apple
Apple and mead gravy
Mashed potatoes
Sautéed potatoes
Sautéed carrots
Mange tout
Home made chipolatas
Home made sage and onion stuffing
Veggies got nut roast and a vegetarian gravy instead of the pork.
Christmas pudding
Chocolate cake
Traditional Japanese Christmas cake
The traditional Japanese Christmas cake is a weird thing, mostly because Japan has no tradition of Christmas. It consists of an ordinary sponge topped with cream and strawberries. In the best Japanese culinary tradition it is stunningly and elaborately decorated and is a virtual work of art but it's flavour is a secondary consideration and is merely okay.
And can I just say once more how weird it is that Japanese people eat Strawberries in winter.
Then I had cheese and crackers and smoked salmon.
Terry's Chocolate Orange Segments (best stand in for celebrations/miniature heroes/quality street)
Plus I picked up some beers and a couple of boxes of wine.
Come the actual day, nothing went quite to plan.
My day started out brilliantly, I got up, cleaned a bit, spoke to everyone at home and had a leisurely breakfast. I went out to go get Ryan to help me prepare and no sooner did I step out the door than a box arrived with my Christmas presents.
I got some books and comics, most of which have already been read and some DVD's of British comedy shows and stand-up comedians. My British friends are all very jealous of my Big Train DVD and my nerdy mates are all impressed by my complete Nemesis the Warlock volumes which are some truly excellent comics.
I also got some Harrods tea (which is delicious) and a Christmas pudding with brandy sauce. So thanks Mum and Dad.
Then it all started to go wrong.
Because 2 hobs and a grill is not sufficient to cook for 8 people I was counting on Ryan lending me his cooker to double my cooking capacity. Come the day neither of us could work out how to detach the cooker from the gas so we felt it best to leave it alone severely curtailing my cooking abilities. He did let me borrow his microwave so that helped.
The second problem was late arrivals. I told everyone to arrive between 3 and 4 but Jason and James didn't arrive until 7. So I didn't start cooking the starters until 4 o'clock and thus delayed eating further.
Third problem was me underestimating cooking times so while the first and second courses were quite timely the main course wasn't on the table till nearly an hour afterwards.
Fourth problem was trying to keep everything warm with only 2 hobs, a job I dismally failed in but that didn't matter so much because we had a microwave and very hot gravy.
Fifth problem was my attempt to make vegetarian gravy, about which the less said the better.
Nonetheless the meal went down okay. Everybody professed happiness with it and ate what they were given. Jool's girlfriend Ayumi even claimed to like the vegetarian gravy (she must have been lying). The pork tenderloin wasn't especially tasty but was unbelievably tender and juicy and the gravy was delicious.
Jools brought some games and such, James and Jason arrived in time for pudding (the Christmas Pudding was gorgeous and a big hit and all the desserts were devoured) and having drunk, and talked and drunk some more, sung Fairy Tale of New York about 4 times in a row and watched the Father Ted Christmas Special everybody went home and I tried to watch one of my new comedy DVD's and passed out on the couch.
Being in Japan during Christmas time, in fact just not being at home at Christmas time is a decidedly disconcerting experience. It clearly is Christmas, there are trees and lights up, there are santa displays in all the shop windows and there are Christmas songs playing in every shop you walk into. Yet it doesn't feel like Christmas, it's all a little bit off-kilter and slightly wrong. For example none of the Christmas songs sound right, instead of Slade, Band Aid and Wizzard most shops seem to be playing some techno/girl band version of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer or muzak versions of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus". There are ads up for gift ideas but there's also the nagging feeling that most people aren't bothering to buy a gift. Then there are the simply utterly bizarre things, such as the vast swathe of sexy Mrs clause costumes on display in Tokyu Hands (mental note made for when my missus arrives), including Christmas versions of power ranger uniforms spliced with santa outfits or reindeer outfits. That one just escapes me, power rangers + reindeer = what possible occasion are you going to wear these for?! Fortunately I stopped trying to understand anything that happens in this country a long time ago.
All the days following were spent in a well fed/drunken haze as I slept lots, enjoyed my Christmas presents, ate and drank lots of left overs (one whole pork loin had not been touched due to J and J arriving late) and saw enough of Jools, Ryan and Patrick to get fully sick of their faces.
New Years in Japan fulfils many of the roles Christmas does in the West. It's a celebration for families to get together, eat a huge dinner and play games. It's also the big card giving event and the time of year when most businesses shut.
Not having a Japanese family to spend time with (next year my hints will have to be much bigger) I elected to do a Western style New Year and get rat-arsed.
Fortunately because most businesses shut down a friend of a friend's wife's mother's bar was not in use!
Sorry, try again. My mate Jools knows a guy called Rob, Rob's mother in law owns a bar and no one was using it so Rob was given the keys so we all got to take it over and do free karaoke all night.
It was fantastic!
The bar itself was incredibly posh, no taps just bottles and most of the bottles were of very expensive cognac and brandy. The décor was very up-market and we were loose in it like naughty school children on a dare.
Unfortunately no pervert mode on karaoke this time. Although whenever anybody did an anime theme song the title sequence of the anime usually played on the monitor. Actually I should probably explain. Unlike theme tunes in the U.K. a big part of the Japanese chart isn't composed of bands but of the theme tunes to popular animes. This isn't quite as odd as that makes it sound. There's a huge crossover between proper bands and theme bands so that sometimes established artists will do the theme for an anime, such as Gackt doing a Mobile Suit Gundam theme. Also most anime themes aren't that different from J-Pop (also known as howling satan beast pop and distinct from the not at all bad j-punk and absolutely hilarious j-rock) so it wouldn't be as incongruous as say the Big Break theme tune going to no.1. And admit it, if they had the Only Fools and Horses theme on karaoke you'd sing it.
The best part of anime themes as a westerner by the way is the random English used without rhyme or reason. So I can sit there in blissful ignorance as my mate Ryan goes "SHINING FINGER! Duh be doo (lots of random Japanese I don't understand) I GET A CHANCE!"
My favourite example of this is still "I wanna rocks, rocks to the chest" from Naruto.
And that, other than veeeeeeeeeeeeeeery nearly being arrested and a trip to a brilliant temple is pretty much all I did for Christmas.
Photos and news on that near arrest on Thursday.
And calm down Mum I'm only joking.
Well partly….well wait till Thursday.


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Go4Heroes Europe Cup #24
Last change: 09.11.2017 16:04
These are the rules for the Go4Heroes Europe Cup #24. We make every effort to ensure the rules are complete and up to date but this may not always be the case. You should also check the Info Page and News for additions, exceptions and modifications that may apply. The rules are a guideline and the decisions by admins may differ from them depending on the circumstances. If you have any questions about the rules, please write a support ticket.
- 1. Cup Rules
- 1.1. No show
- 1.2. Adding new players
- 1.3. Protest Deadline
- 1.4. Leaving a cup
- 1.5. Disqualification
- 2. Results
- 3. Match Media
- 3.1. Screenshots
- 3.2. Replays
- 4. Settings
- 4.1. Gameaccounts
- 4.2. Game version
- 5. Match rules
- 5.1. Match settings
- 5.2. Picks, Bans and Maps
- 5.2.1. Automatic ESL Mapveto
- 18.104.22.168. Best of One
- 220.127.116.11. Best of Three
- 126.96.36.199. Best of Five
- 5.2.2. Picking Process
- 5.3. Heroes
- 5.4. Game preparations
- 5.5. Ingame
- 5.5.1. Re-match
- 5.5.2. Pause Rule
- 5.6. Illegal Actions
- 5.7. Leaving the match
- 5.8. Spectators
- 6. Casting
- 6.1. Players
- 6.2. Streaming Platforms
- 6.3. Delay
1. Cup Rules
1.1. No show
If your opponent is not present 15 minutes after the matchdate, you have to write that in the matchcomments and contact an admin in the cup chat. This is the fastest way to get your match checked to move on to the next round.
1.2. Adding new players
One new player is allowed to join your team during a cup and is allowed to play starting with the next match.
1.3. Protest Deadline
A protest needs to be made within 10 minutes after the game, otherwise we will close the match and rate it as it was played.
1.4. Leaving a cup
You cannot leave a cup without asking an admin to remove you or your team from it. Always open a support ticket to ask the admin staff to remove you or your team from a cup.
1.5. Disqualification
To keep tournaments as efficient as possible, ESL reserves the right to disqualify teams. This will only be done in cases where a team purposefully stalls or attempts to block another team. In some scenarios both teams may be affected.
Teams have 15 minutes from the designated start times of their rounds, or designated times which an admin has set, to field a full roster from their registered list. If said roster fails to appear they will forfeit game 1 of their set and the opposing team will be given the right to choose first pick and ban or second pick and ban; additionally if a delay penalty occurs during semi or grand finals the rights of first strike of map are given to the team with a full roster.
Any team found to be using a known exploit will forfeit their game upon the first occurrence of the exploit. If the team is found to use another known exploit for a second time and it is determined to have been done on purpose they will be removed from the event and barred from any future events.
Betting on or during any ESL event (by a player, team, or on behalf of anyone associate with the team) is off limits. Those partaking will be disqualified from the event in question and will receive a minimum of 6 months ban.
2. Results
Both participants are responsible to enter the correct result. If anything is unclear, participants should have screenshots available to verify the result and file a protest.
3. Match Media
All match media (screenshots, demos, etc) must be kept for at least 14 days. In general, you should upload the match media from a match to the match page as soon as possible. Faking or manipulating match media is of course forbidden and will result in severe penalties. Match media should be named clearly based on what it is. It is not possible to file a protest or write a support ticket to complain about bad match media naming. However, if an admin is hindered in his work because of bad match media names, penalty points can be assigned.
3.1. Screenshots
A screenshot of the scoreboard at the end of the match must be taken and uploaded.
3.2. Replays
All teams must record and save the replays of all matches they have played in a cup (and retain for 14 days).
4. Settings
4.1. Gameaccounts
All players, who want to participate in the Heroes of the Storm competitions, have to enter their Heroes of the Storm EU Battletag. The gameaccount is needed to invite players into a custom match and to check if the correct player is playing.
4.2. Game version
All players have to install the newest version of the game in order to participate in the ESL tournaments. Updates have to be installed before the tournament starts, so delays will be at a minimum.
5. Match rules
5.1. Match settings
- Server: Europe
- Map: Battleground Elimination
- Game Mode: Custom
- Size: 5on5
5.2. Picks, Bans and Maps
5.2.1. Automatic ESL Mapveto
In case the ESL mapveto system is activated for an event it has to be used and the following rules "Best of One/Three/Five" are invalid. Additionally the team which goes second in the mapveto starts with the hero picks. In a bo3/5 series the first pick for the hero switches between the team after every game.
126.96.36.199. Best of One
Unless stated otherwise for a Tournament or Ladder, the team on the left will decide who bans first for the Battleground Selection. Maps will be banned alternately until 7 maps are left (2 maps will be banned) and the team that banned the first map will choose the map that will be played. The team that goes second in Battleground Selection will have first pick&ban in Hero Selection.
220.127.116.11. Best of Three
Unless stated otherwise for a Tournament or Ladder, the team on the left will decide who bans first for the Battleground Selection. Maps will be banned alternately until 7 maps are left (2 maps will be banned). Now teams will start picking maps alternately from the remaining ones to decide the order in which they will be played. The team which went second with the map bans and map picks will get for game 1 & 3 first pick. The team which starts drafting switches after each map.
184.108.40.206. Best of Five
Unless stated otherwise for a Tournament or Ladder, the team on the left will decide who bans first for the Battleground Selection. Maps will be banned alternately until 7 maps are left (2 maps will be banned). Now teams will start picking maps alternately from the 5 remaining ones to decide the order in which they will be played. The team which went second with the map bans and map picks will get for game 1, 3 & 5 first pick. The team which starts drafting switches after each map.
5.2.2. Picking Process
The format of picks and bans is the following.
- Team A Bans 1
- Team B Bans 1
- Team A Picks 1
- Team B Picks 2
- Team A Picks 2
- Team B Bans 1
- Team A Bans 1
- Team B Picks 2
- Team A Picks 2
- Team B Picks 1
5.3. Heroes
Unless stated otherwise in quick rules, all available Heroes can be used in a match.
5.4. Game preparations
Please resolve any problems that might occur before a match starts. Connection or Hardware Problems during a match could lead into a disqualification by ESL admins. Agreements between the teams/players have to be posted as match comments. Make sure the match is played with the right settings, e.g. Draft Mode and Map. Make sure all players are eligible to play. In team games, all players must be registered in their corresponding team. The usage of a team foreign player can lead into (a) warning. (b) disqualification. (c) 2-6 penalty points (d) re-match, depending on the case. An ESL admin will take further actions if there is a ringer suspicion.
5.5. Ingame
5.5.1. Re-match
Teams can agree to a re-match, if they think it's needed to play a fair and balanced match or to solve technical problems.
A re-match has to be played with the same picks and bans. In the case it's impossible for a player to join a started match, because of a bug, which makes it impossible to connect to a match after bans & picks, a re-match has to be made if the match is not older then 1 minute. A screenshot as proof of the bug has to be upload to the match.
5.5.2. Pause Rule
It is forbidden to use the pause without an obvious reason like a player disconnect.
The pause time shouldn't be longer than 10 minutes in total. In the case a longer pause being needed, the opponent or an ESL admin has to agree it, otherwise will the match continue. In the case a player disconnects or has technical issues, it is allowed to use the pause. In all other cases, both teams have to agree to a pause of the game in all chat. To unpause a game is only allowed if both teams agree to it in all chat or a pause lasted longer as 10 minutes and no further agreements were made. Abuse of the pause will lead to a disqualification. Screenshots of proof of the abuse have to be taken and uploaded into the match.
5.6. Illegal Actions
Any actions that result in an unfair advantage are illegal. This includes bug abuse of any kind.
5.7. Leaving the match
If a team leaves the match before it normally ends, then this team forfeits the match and can be punished according to the rules.
5.8. Spectators
Spectators in the custom match are allowed only if both teams agree. An exception to this rule are the ESL tournament admins and people that are explicitly allowed by a tournament admin (e.g. shout casters or streamers) to spectate. It can't be refused to invite an official ESL caster (e.g. ESL TV), if an ESL tournament admin asks you for an invite. Teams should only allow spectators in a custom match they trust. It is not allowed to complain about spectators that were allowed in the game after a match was played.
6. Casting
Casting an ESL match is only allowed with an ESL admin agreement. To get an agreement please write a support ticket.
6.1. Players
Players are allowed to stream their own games. They are not allowed to stream their game if a caster is streaming their game.
6.2. Streaming Platforms
When streaming, we only allow players or casters to stream on Twitch.TV. Other forms of streaming platforms will not be tolerated, such as Hitbox or Dailymotion.
6.3. Delay
All streams no matter if it's a player's stream or a caster's stream, they need to have a delay setup with the delay being a minimum of 2 minutes. Streaming with less than 2 minutes delay may result in disqualification or the withdrawal of permissions to cast.
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TQ4080 : Millennium Mill, Royal Victoria Dock
taken 7 years ago, near to London City Airport, Newham, Great Britain
This is 1 of 5 images, with title Millennium Mill, Royal Victoria Dock in this square
Royal Victoria Dock :: TQ4180
The Royal Victoria Dock opened in 1855 it was the first of the Royal Docks and the first London dock to be designed specifically to accommodate large steam ships. It was also the first to use hydraulic power to operate its machinery and the first to be connected to the national railway network.
The Royal Victoria Dock consisted of a main dock and a basin to the west, providing an entrance to the Thames on the western side of the complex.
The dock was an immediate commercial success, as it could easily accommodate all but the very largest steamships. It was badly damaged by German bombing in World War II but experienced a resurgence in trade following the war. However, from the 1960s onwards, the Royal Victoria experienced a steady decline as the shipping industry adopted containerization, which effectively moved traffic downstream to Tilbury. It finally closed to commercial traffic along with the other Royal Docks in 1980.
Since the 1980s the area around the dock has been redeveloped, including the ExCel Centre.
Millennium Mills :: TQ4180
The Millennium Mills is a derelict turn of 20th century flour mill in West Silvertown on the south side of the Royal Victoria Dock. The Mills are currently undergoing a major renovation as part of a £3.5billion redevelopment of Silvertown. The Mill opened in 1905.
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(An unrelated photograph of Thursdays strawberry and mulberry harvest in the peg basket. I ran out of hands to carry them all.)
This week I find that I have been musing over calm and mindfulness. I've been focusing on several questions. How do I want to 'be'? What needs to change? What should be prioritisied? What does balance look like? From there I have been writing down the three things I can be doing right now to make those changes a reality. I think they we can benefit from slowing down and asking ourselves such questions more often. What makes us happy? How do we add more joy to our lives? Or how can we better appreciate the joy before us?
There are a few things I want to focus on right now, I know I want to be calmer, I want to create better routines, and I want to stop rushing and being late. All of which are interrelated. Firstly though, calm. I really want to be less snappy at my husband and children. Instead, I want to be more patient and lighthearted, more open to the joy around me. One solution to finding this calm in myself, which I practiced pre-children, is yoga. However, as a mother hoping to attend a class there are practical problems to consider, such as the difficulties of finding time, money and baby sitting. I mused on this and realised I didn't need to go anywhere, I could do yoga at home, I just needed to make the time, and a commitment. (I find the slogan 'yoga every damn day' very motivating!) By creating a reasonable bed time for myself, as part of developing better routines, I could then get up half an hour earlier than the children, and practice half an hour of yoga each morning by watching Youtube clips through the tv. This has now become a priority and a part of my routine, and I am enjoying it immenselly. Even after the first morning on Monday I felt a greater calm and a greater well of patience when the children rose and joined me for breakfast.
Since then the children have been waking earlier too and joining me on the mat. Goodbye Mama's quiet time! At first I honestly felt frustrated by this. I wasn't able to do 'serious and relaxing yoga' while the children crawled under my down ward dog, or sat on my lap at every opportunity. But it was fun, and I love having them giggling beside me and mimicking me. So I found a solution to the absence of the relaxation element too. The Smiling Mind app. Clare Bowditch recommended it at the Big Hearted Business morning tea, and it fits perfectly with where I'm at and what I am looking for. Short, guided meditations, tailored to you - for free. (Pop over and check it out, you can down load it to your phone. I don't know a single mother, or anyone really, who couldn't benefit from this!) This way, I can practice yoga with or without the children, then when they go for a nap, or before bed, I can practice mindful meditation. It is excellent for treating stress, anxiety and depression and for general calm. Perfect!
By going to bed earlier, getting up earlier and feeling calmer, I have been better able to improve our established routines. I also feel less stressed and hurried in the mornings, because having to hurry children stresses me out like nothing else, and I hate being late. I am often my own worse enemy though, as I am prone to thinking, "well, I have another ten minutes before I need to start getting ready, I'll just finish this first." Before I know it twenty minutes have passed and I am suddenly in a rush. What I am trying to re-train myself to do is get ready to go first, then if there is time to spare I can do a short activity and still leave with time to spare. It working well with Cohen too. It's so much nicer to not have to say 'hurry up' ten times to a four year old because you have given them well enough time to get ready and then have a play, rather than the other way around.
I think we all want to live well, be happy and find contentment in our lives. All of which I believe are absolutely worthy goals. And it's interesting the way that technology can be used to help fulfill those ambitions. What those goals are is different for all of us and changes with the season of our lives.
Do you have similar goals?
Do you use any apps you use to exercise, unwind or find calm?
What motives you?


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source: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/11466/info The Microsoft cumulative Internet Explorer patch (MS04-038) attempted to limit what files may be dragged and dropped onto the local computer from the Internet Zone to prevent executable objects from being placed on the file system in this manner. However, a number of file types are still permitted for drag and drop operations. It has demonstrated that it is possible to embed hostile HTML and script code in one of these file types, remove the file extension and then allow the operating system to dynamically determine the file type based on its contents. https://github.com/offensive-security/exploitdb-bin-sploits/raw/master/bin-sploits/24693.zip
Related ExploitsTrying to match CVEs (1): CVE-2005-0053
Trying to match OSVDBs (1): 13604
Other Possible E-DB Search Terms: Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x, Microsoft Internet Explorer


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Hi Kitt,
Thanks very much for your response, I appreciate it
I am currently taking symbicort, omnaris, and clarinex. I have gotten off symbicort as I was told that it may be contributing to my heart racing. I feel a bit better today. I never really have the heart racing during the day, only at night.
Not sure if that helps any. I am 31 yr old, pretty fit, work out 4 times/week at least
Thanks again!
Hi. I am new here, and stumbled on this forum in search of answers.
Like many of you, I have suffered from PVC's for years, have seen multiple doctors, have had the battery of tests, and still am without an answer.
A few years ago, I started a journal in an attempt to notice any clues as to what made the PVC's start/continue/stop/return. Looking over the journal recently I noticed that my symptoms seem to subside in the months of october, november, december. I live in New Jersey. I also noticed that seasonal allergy symptoms in many instances, accompanied my PVC symptoms. In fact, the PVC's subsided this year about a month ago (right on schedule), only to return in full force last sunday, which coincidentally, followed a major allergy attack (lots of sneezing, nose blowing). So it crossed my mind this week that just perhaps, the two are related? I thought to myself that I was losing my mind even considering this connection! Boy, was I was so happy to stumble on the posts here.
I have considered taking an allergy medication just to test it out, but I do tend to react to antihistamines with a rapid heartrate, so I am really torn. Perhaps I can try a half dose of benadryl at night to start.
To further complicate matters, I have also read on other forums that allergies and the subsequent sneezing/coughing can aggravate a hiatal hernia, which seems also have a connection to PVCs according to many posters. So if this is the case, antihistamines will not help after the horse is out of the barn, but rather would help as a preventative.
What are your thoughts, and have any of you had other updates since this was last discussed?
Thanks so much!
Lowest level of PVC incidence:
For me, the #1 factor was allergy season. #2 is when I don't get enough rest.
I know how terrible one can feel when dealing with these palpitations/flutters. It's very, very unnerving. And, when you stress about it, of course it makes it worse because of the increased levels of stress hormones, etc. It's the classic snowball effect that feels like an avalanche in some instances.
As for dealing with my allergies issues, I usually only use ketotifen eye drops. If the allergies are really bad, I will resort to adding in the use of Fluticasone nasal spray. However, I try to limit the use of Fluticasone because it can sometimes give me more feelings of PVC. I seem to be pretty sensitive to many medications so I try to limit their use. What I find works very well for me is using a nasal flush, like the NeilMed Sinus Flush. It's a bit strange to use at first, but after getting used to it and learning how to drain any residual water, it's pretty amazing! Even after cutting the grass and then sneezing like crazy, If I rinse, about 95% of the time it stops my allergy symptoms.
As always, check with your health care professional regarding your symptoms and overall medical condition.
I hope my experiences can be of some use to those looking for answers out there.
Forgot to mention...When I've got serious seasonal allergies, it congests me at night. Congestion tends to lead to not breathing as well as one normally would, which in turns means your not getting a well rested sleep...waking up tired in the morning.
In other words, congestion due to allergies is linked with less rested sleep which leads to being tired the next day which in turn can lead to PVC symptoms. For this reason, I sometimes use Breatherite strips to help open the congested nasal passages in a non-medicated way. It really does help me with regards to allergies & PVC's.
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I get ready to perform by putting on my makeup and costume. The makeup artist and costume designer are my parents, and they give me the necessary tools to go out to live life on my own. All of this backstage stuff is my early childhood, before I know about God.
Then I hear the word of the gospel, and I learn to live my life for God. The performance starts when I hear about His name and His word. People have always told that I cannot achieve great things, but the only critic I need is God. He is the only one who can judge me.
My script is the Bible, and I'll live my life the way God has written it to be. A good performer always follows the written script, but when I perform, I sometimes forget my lines. That's when I have to make the best decision and improv my way until I can get back on track. I use my best judgement and sometimes I may go my pastor so I can resume living by the script.
The church is my workshop. That is where I improve my stage skills. I get the same rush at church that I get when I go to church.
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October 9, 2014
Fur-Lined Fantasies: Amazon and Herakles Costumes in Greek Vase Painting, Willamette University, College of Law, Paulus Lecture Hall (Room 201)
Dr. Daniella Widdows
Many figures on ancient Greek vases are depicted wearing the skins of animals. For the most part, these wearers come from the mythological realm and include satyrs, maenads, and the hero Herakles. It is very unusual for these skins to retain the head of the animal, and the appearance of the skin head, in addition to providing compositional diversity and extra detail, helps to signify the status of the wearer, frequently in terms of gender and relative power. Indeed the particular placement of the skin head highlights the interplay of power and gender within the scene. One particular placement of a skin's head (over the wearer's groin), is more marked than the other two positions in which skin heads appear (over the wearer's own head, or draped over the wearer's arm or back). After outlining the norms of skin head placement and meaning, Dr. Widdows will focus upon the groin placement, suggesting that its rarity and marked nature is due to the animal heads' resemblance to masks, gorgoneions, or frontally-faced figures.
October 23, 2014
Reconstructing and Testing Ancient Linen Body Armor: The Linothorax Project (AIA Joukowsky Lecture), College of Law, Paulus Lecture Hall, Room 201
Dr. Gregory S. Aldrete
For nearly 1000 years, one of the common forms of protection used by ancient Mediterranean warriors, including the armies of the Greeks and Alexander the Great, was the linothorax, a type of body armor apparently made out of linen. Due to the perishable nature of its components, however, no examples have survived. Today it is poorly understood and is known only through fragmentary descriptions in literature and images on pottery and in sculpture. Employing materials and techniques that would have been available to the ancient Greeks, the members of the UWGB Linothorax Project have investigated this mysterious armor by reconstructing and wearing full-scale examples, as well as subjecting test samples to attack with ancient weapons, in order to determine their characteristics and protective qualities. This presentation will not only describe the project's findings, but will also display a reconstructed linothorax and test samples for the audience's examination.
Project website on lecture topic (for the lay reader).
November 13, 2014
The Role of Inter-regional Trade in the Uruk Expansion: Putting the Pieces Together, College of Law, Paulus Lecture Hall, Room 201
Dr. Leah Minc
During the mid-4th millennium BCE, the material culture of Mesopotamia spread rapidly from the southern heartland into the surrounding uplands. Distinctive ceramic vessel forms (droop spouts, nose lug jars, and jars with incised cross-hatch bands), as will as administrative technology (seals, tokens, numerical tablets), and architectural patterns began to appear in settlements throughout SW Iran, NE Syria, and southern Turkey, suggesting a major and sustained presence of people from S. Mesopotamia. Since the path-breaking work of Guillermo Algaze, this "Uruk Expansion" has been largely understood as an attempt by cities of the alluvial plain to gain control of upland raw materials and resources, first, by the colonization of the near-by Susiana Plain of Iran, and secondly, by the establishment of trading enclaves along key river valleys leading to the interior. Yet little is securely known of the types of goods traded, nor of the specific routes of communication throughout the Uruk world. This lecture presents the results of chemical analyses of ceramic pastes using Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA) with the goal of monitoring potential ceramic trade between the Mesopotamian heartland and outlying Uruk settlements. In a major international, collaborative research effort, we have now completed trace-element analyses of nearly 1900 Uruk-era vessels from key sites stretching across Mesopotamia, N. Iraq, Syria, and Iran. These analyzes provide physical evidence allowing researchers to monitor whether ceramic vessels and containers were moving between the lowlands of Mesopotamia and the surrounding highlands, and to reexamine the significance of the shared ceramic styles marking the "Uruk Expansion".
February 19, 2015
Dining with the Dead: New Discoveries in early Byzantine Sicily, Mark O. Hatfield Library, Hatfield Room
Dr. R. J. A. Wilson
This talk will describe the results of the University of British Columbia's archaeological excavations in Sicily between 2008 and 2010. The site was at Punta Secca (RG), known to millions of Italians as the home of TV cop, Salvo Montalbano; it lies right on the south coast of Sicily, is a late Roman and Early Byzantine village. It was partly excavated in the 1960s and 1970s by Paola Pelagatti, Honorary Fellow of the BSR, and identified by her as the Kaukana of the ancient sources, where Belisarius set sail for the conquest of Africa in 533 AD. The aim of the new excavation was to focus on one building, a house, and examine in detail its building phases, its function, and the commercial contacts that its inhabitants enjoyed with other parts of Sicily - and indeed the wider Mediterranean world. While substantial progress was made on all these questions, the biggest surprise was the discovery of a tomb placed in what was probably the yard of the house in the second quarter of the seventh century AD, and of evidence for associated feasting in honor of the deceased. Who was inside the tomb, and why did that person deserve this level of respect? What evidence was there for feasts, and what did they eat? Was it pagan or a Christian burial? And what was the tomb doing here, in a domestic setting, rather than in the village cemetery, or indeed, if the deceased was Christian, in or near the settlement's church? These and other intriguing questions will be addressed in the lecture, and the discovery set in the context of what else is knownabout such practices in late Roman and early Byzantine funerary culture.
March 5, 2015
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Ancient Greek Gynecology for Beginners: Wine, Women, and Wandering Wombs (8th Annual Lane C. McGaughy CASA Lecture) , College of Law, Paulus Lecture Hall, Room 201
Dr. Helen King
How did ancient medicine answer the fundamental questions about the sexed body: how far are women different from men, and how should medicine take this into account? In this lecture Professor King will introduce the strange world of ancient women's medicine and the remedies for women's diseases, including scent therapy. She will demonstrate why diagnoses and remedies which no longer make sense to us - such as the 'wandering womb' and the beetle pessary - made perfect sense to the ancient Greeks, and investigate how men and women interacted in accounting for disease and in proposing cures.
Co-sponsored by Willamette University's Women and Gender Studies Program.
April 9, 2015
How Chocolate Came to Be, College of Law, Paulus Lecture Hall, Room 201
Dr. Kathryn E. Sampeck
These days, chocolate is a fairly unremarkable part of our daily lives. We have many ideas that we associate with it--what color it is, how it should taste, what kinds of foods it should be part of. All of these qualities seem natural, unremarkable. Little would you suspect that chocolate has a colonial past that involved some of the greatest horrors of colonialism in Spanish America, all because of very different ideas and uses in the past. The fascinating journey from these early colonial encounters with chocolate to the more modern experience of it had much to do with who produced chocolate, where, and when and for whom--in other words, labor relations in Latin America, local politics, and Atlantic World trade. It is a story of struggles against abuse and marginalization, covert and overt resistance, victories both small and large despite changes in the political economy designed to thwart those very efforts. The social history of chocolate is truly bittersweet.
To tell this less delectable side of the story of chocolate, Dr. Sampeck will follow two lines of evidence: various kinds of documents including accounts, descriptions, and so on, and information from archaeology--the kinds of places laborers lived, where, what sorts of things they used in their daily life, which gives us a window into the conditions of their lives, while the implements for preparing and serving chocolate and where and how they are a part of material culture show how consumers made chocolate a part of their lives. The two lines of evidence often complement each other, but in some cases not.
By comparing the archaeology and ethnohistory of producers and consumers, we see that every time we use the word chocolate, we invoke its Mesoamerican past; when we taste the bitter and the sweet, we taste the political and economic choices of the colonial past. It is no accident that we think of chocolate as sinful, as healthy, as dark, as rich. These are all experiences that were shaped by and had profound effects on the daily lives of both chocolate consumers and the people who lived and worked in the birthplace of chocolate.
Co-sponsored by Willamette University's Latin American Studies Program and the Department of Anthropology.
April 24, 2015
Plato and Aristotle on Body and Soul, Eaton Hall, room 209
Dr. Stasinos V. Stavrianeas
Aristotle's account of the relation between body and soul as a unity between matter and form, is often described as a via media between Platonic dualism and pre-Socratic versions of materialism. In certain respects this picture distorts the contrast between the two conceptions. First, Plato, especially in later dialogues, suggests that the soul shares a number of features with material bodies. What is distinctive of the Platonic conception of the soul is not its immateriality, but rather its being a self-moving entity responsible for initiating bodily movement. Second, Aristotle can be read as holding a moderate dualist position: the soul is an immaterial substance, dependent on the body but not constituted by it. If so then the contrast between the Platonic and the Aristotelian conceptions of the soul as related to the body turns not on the immateriality of the former, but rather on the way it is supposed to control and get affected by bodily movement in general. I explore how Plato's effort to explain this interaction leads to a conception of the soul that involves material characteristics, and, secondly, how Aristotle's effort to disentangle the soul from any material characteristics can be made sensible within his physics. I also review the Platonic and the Aristotelian hierarchical taxonomy of living beings (their views on scala naturae), illustrating their divergent motivations in explaining how the soul relates to the body.
Co-sponsored by Willamette University's Department of Philosophy.
April 25, 2015
The 10th Annual Northwest Undergraduate Conference on the Ancient World, Ford Hall (Kremer Board Room)
This one-day undergraduate conference features 14 talented undergraduates from all over the Pacific Northwest presenting their work, for example a B.A. thesis or outstanding seminar paper, in a 20-minute talk to an audience of undergraduates and their faculty mentors.
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