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- Agnetha Fältskog
- Benny Andersson
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- Anni-Frid Lyngstad
ABBA made waves in the pop culture of the seventies that still resonate today.
Producing one infectious hit after another, ABBA inspired a movie, a musical, and a mania. Thirty years later, their popularity is still going strong.
ABBA rose out of Sweden in the Seventies to become one of the most successful and beloved pop groups in music history. Their success gave a more international flavor to popular music, broadening it beyond the English-speaking countries of origin. ABBA truly was an international phenomenon, topping charts and breaking records in England, France, Italy, Germany, Holland and Scandinavia. For a few years, ABBA ranked second only to automaker Volvo as Sweden's biggest money-making export.
According to the Recording Industry Association of America, ABBA has sold more than 10 million records in the U.S. Estimates of worldwide sales range as high as 350 million. In the U.K. alone, these Swedish superstars charted 19 Top 10 singles (including nine that went to Number One) from 1974 to 1982. America proved somewhat more impervious to ABBA mania, as the group cracked the U.S. Top 10 only four times and hit Number One exactly once (with "Dancing Queen," in 1977). However, America got belatedly on board when the "jukebox musical" Mamma Mia!, based on the songs of ABBA, became a Broadway sensation. In December 2009, it became the 12th longest-running Broadway show in history as it closed in on its 3,400th performance. Mamma Mia!, which premiered in London in 1999, has played around the world to an estimated 40 million people. A film version and accompanying soundtrack were released in 2008. All of this further fueled ABBA mania, which remains in high throttle three decades after the group's breakup in 1982.
The seeds for ABBA's decade of infectious, effervescent pop were sewn in 1966, when Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus met. The two were already rock stars in Sweden, where Björn played guitar with the Hootenanny Singers and Benny was keyboardist with the Hep Stars (referred to in their homeland as "the Swedish Beatles"), They made some records as a duo, using the name Björn and Benny. In 1972, they recorded one of their songs using Björn's wife, Agnetha Fältskog, and Benny's wife-to-be, Anni-Frid Lyngstad ("Frida," for short), as backing vocalists. Cut in a studio in Stockholm in March 1972, "People Need Love" was credited to "Björn and Benny, Agnetha and Anni-Frid," as the ABBA acronym had not yet been devised. (Technically, the first "B" in ABBA is backward, according to the band's copyrighted logo.) "People Need Love" became a Swedish hit and was issued in America on Playboy Records (an offshoot of the magazine), which peculiarly amended the credit to "Björn and Benny (with Svenska Flicka)" – meaning "Swedish girl."
ABBA's breakthrough came in 1974, when their song "Waterloo" won the Eurovision Song Contest. It topped the charts in many countries, including Britain, and even hit Number Six in the U.S. With its ringing harmonies and surging melody, "Waterloo" recalled the tuneful, high-energy songs of the girl-group era and the British Invasion at a time when infectious pop songcraft was in short supply. There was much more to come from ABBA in this vein. A year after the success of "Waterloo," they scored again with "SOS," reaching Number Six in the U.K. and Number 15 in the U.S. ABBA became a fixture on the world charts.
Their mounting success resulted in sustained chart feats of Beatles-like proportions. Over a six-year period, from late 1975 through early 1982, ABBA released 15 consecutive singles that placed in the U.K. Top Five. Eight of those were Number One hits: "Mamma Mia," "Fernando," "Dancing Queen," "Knowing Me Knowing You," "The Name of the Game," "Take a Chance on Me," "The Winner Takes It All" and "Super Trouper." The singles "Chiquitita" and "I Have a Dream" just fell short, reaching Number Two. Four others stopped at Number Three: "Money, Money, Money," "Angel Eyes/Voulez-Vous," "Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man after Midnight)" and "One of Us." All are driven by the soaring, harmonized lead vocals of Agnetha and Anna-Frid and the songwriting and production of Björn and Benny.
From 1975 to 1980, ABBA spent 43 weeks atop Britain's album charts—a feat equaled by no one. By contrast, the group only topped the American album and singles charts once: in April 1977, when "Dancing Queen" hit Number One for a week. For this reason, as Billboard wrote, "the members of ABBA consider America to be their only failure." Even so, they placed 20 songs in the Hot 100 and have seen eight of their albums certified gold or platinum by the RIAA.
In fact, much of ABBA's American success came belatedly, after their 1982 breakup. Internal tensions stemming from the divorces of the two couples recalled similar turbulence within Fleetwood Mac during the making of that band's Rumours (1976). Agnetha and Björn separated in late 1978, and Benny and Anni-Frid split up in early 1981. They recorded their final album, The Visitors (1981), before disbanding in 1982. Benny and Björn thereupon set about working on the musical Chess with Tim Rice, while Agnetha and Anni-Frid embarked on solo careers. ABBA has never regrouped.
An ABBA revival in the Nineties was sparked by the incredible success of Gold: Greatest Hits (1992), which has sold 26 million copies worldwide, including six million in America. The comprehensive box set, Thank You for the Music, was released in 1994. The musical Mamma Mia! came at the end of the decade and carried the ABBA revival into the new millennium. In 2002, Universal Music remastered and reissued ABBA's eight studio albums in expanded versions. An even more exhaustive box set, The Complete Studio Recordings, appeared in 2005. With ABBA's 2010 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ABBA mania will continue for years to come.
Agnetha Fältskog (vocals; born April 5, 1950); Benny Andersson (keyboards; born December 16, 1946); Björn Ulvaeus (guitar; born April 25, 1945); Anni-Frid Lyngstad (vocals; born November 15, 1945)


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I am writing thesis about Class system in Britain. In one of the chapters, I am writing about the attitudes and relationships between the classes. I mean such things as what people from lower and middle class think about the upper class, how do they look on them and so on. I also would like to know some opinions about the future of upper class in Britain. Please, if you can advise me any relevant sources, where to find these information, I would be really glad. Thanks :)
Although it is not a book, the documentary film series 7-up, 14-up, 21-up, etc gives an amazing glimpse into class dynamics in England and how they have changed (and remained the same) in the last 30 or 40 years. Maybe there is some written documentation that is related to them - study guides, etc.
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Stand with legs 3 feet apart, toes rotated out, knees pointing over the toes. Hold a weight in each hand. Engage your core and buttock muscles. Bend your knees to a challenging (but not painful) degree, keeping your spine tall and your knees aligned with your second and third toes, as you raise your hands to your collarbone. Hold for three breaths, and return to starting position. Repeat 10 to 15 times. Do three sets.
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It can be hard to find a great used car for $10,000. Knowing that, we've compiled a list of vehicles available at that price point. All emphasize the key components of safety and reliability. To find reliable cars, we looked through J.D. Power's Vehicle Dependability Study, which examines the long-term dependability of three-year-old vehicles. Safety was calculated based on the number of active and passive safety features included in each vehicle. We can't ensure reliability by inspecting each vehicle we recommend, but we think each of these cars will provide dependable, worry-free transportation for years to come if maintained properly and inspected thoroughly.
2004 Acura 3.5 RL
Acura's luxurious RL sedan is a great choice for car shoppers interested in a reliable vehicle with lots of safety equipment for less than $10,000. That figure isn't quite high enough to get you the redesigned 2005 model, so we recommend the somewhat bland but extremely competent 2004 3.5 RL, which counted four-wheel ABS, front side airbags and an anti-skid system among its standard safety equipment. The sedan also includes a standard navigation system with voice recognition along with leather upholstery, heated front seats, an in-dash six-disc CD changer and alloy wheels. Best of all, J.D. Power consistently ranked the RL among the top premium cars in its Vehicle Dependability Study.
2004 Buick Park Avenue
Buick's full-size Park Avenue offers a compelling package for less than $10,000. With nearly 100 examples currently listed on AutoTrader.com nationwide, we recommend a 2004 model. It combines a relatively recent model year with strong reliability and a long list of standard features. Such equipment includes safety items like front side airbags, four-wheel ABS and daytime running lights, along with useful options like rear parking sensors and a head-up display that projects on the sedan's windshield. The Park Avenue's large size isn't for everyone, but buyers looking for a big car will appreciate the sedan's roomy interior and its powerful 3.8-liter V6. Best of all, the Park Avenue was one of the three most reliable large cars on J.D. Power's 2007 vehicle dependability study, meaning a well-maintained example will likely remain durable for years to come.
2005 Honda Element
Honda's practical Element earns our hearty recommendation because of its reputation for reliability and practicality, along with a long list of standard safety features. The overall Element lineup is distinguished as the most dependable compact SUV in the J.D. Power 2008 Vehicle Dependability Study. However, we prefer the upscale Element EX to the base LX because the Element EX adds a host of upscale features including remote keyless entry, alloy wheels and satellite radio, along with two crucial safety features: front side airbags and four-wheel ABS. A 2005 Element EX is also easy to find on AutoTrader.com for less than $10,000, with nearly 100 examples currently listed on the site in that price range.
2002 Lexus IS300
In addition to leading the Entry Premium Vehicle category in the J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability Study for several years, the Lexus IS300 counts handsome styling, sporty driving characteristics and a long list of standard equipment among its many attributes. We recommend the sedan's 2002 model, which boasts the same interior and exterior design as newer versions while avoiding common problems expected in 2001 models due to their first-year status. Many 2002 models are also available well within the $10,000 price range, with more than 80 currently listed on AutoTrader.com. And while that means buying a 10-year-old car, we wouldn't hesitate to purchase a well-maintained example considering its reliability record, surprisingly fresh styling and long list of standard safety equipment that includes side curtain airbags and four-wheel ABS.
2003 Oldsmobile Bravada
Although Oldsmobile is now a defunct division of General Motors, the brand's final SUV offered a good combination of standard equipment and safety features for a reasonable price. Released in 2002, the mid-size SUV counted the Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Isuzu Ascender and Buick Rainier among its siblings, meaning parts and service will still be available. The Bravada also included standard traction control and four-wheel ABS as well as a long list of comfort items including leather upholstery, dual-zone automatic climate control and automatic headlights. Best of all, the Bravada topped the wildly competitive mid-size SUV segment in J.D. Power's 2007 Vehicle Dependability Study, meaning a well-maintained example is likely to last for years to come. As a result, it's easy for us to recommend any of the 40-plus Bravada models currently listed on AutoTrader.com for less than $10,000.
2005 Toyota Camry
We highly recommend that car shoppers interested in a safe, dependable ride on a budget check out a 2005 Camry in the mid-size sedan's upscale XLE trim level. The 2005 Camry finished among the top three mid-size sedans in J.D. Power's 2008 Vehicle Dependability Study, and it boasts safety features like standard four-wheel ABS and daytime running lights and optional side airbags. XLE models also include a long list of equipment ranging from automatic climate control and an in-dash six-disc CD changer to a fuel-saving standard five-speed automatic transmission-and dozens are available nationwide on AutoTrader.com within the $10,000 budget. While the 3.0-liter V6 model provides muscular passing power for nearly any situation, we recommend the peppy 4-cylinder, which offers an adequate 160 horsepower and up to 34 mpg in highway driving.
What it means to you: Although you have to know where to look, it's possible to find a safe and reliable used car for $10,000 or less.


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Daniel 9:1-19 In the first year of Darius the son of Ahasuerus, by descent a Mede, who was made king over the realm of the Chaldeans...
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Daniel's prayer for his nation is powerful and moving. There's no pomp or fluff. We do see, though, things like sincerity, repentance, humility and definitely passion, both for the Lord and Israel. But did you notice what prompted this incredible prayer? In verses 2 and 3 Daniel tells us that he was reading the "word of the Lord" and as a result he "turned his face to the Lord God seeking him by prayer and pleas for mercy with fasting and sackcloth and ashes." What a good reminder of the value of reading God's Word.
So what are some ways we can incorporate and draw upon God's Word as we pray this next week? Maybe you already do that. If so, encourage us with an example. Tami W.
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The contingency committee recognises that there is the potential for circumstances outside of their control occurring that could result in the published event format and/or distance being adjusted in the interest of competitor safety.
If inclement conditions exist, all decisions regarding the implementation of the Contingency Plan will be made by the Contingency Management Committee. This committee shall consist of the Chief Operating Officer, Race Director and the Triathlon New Zealand Race Referee.
The Contingency Committee will also consult with the coordinator of the Traffic Management Plan, the Health and Safety Manager and any other key or relevant people and/or authorities.
The Contingency Committee will meet on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday prior to the event to discuss any extreme weather patterns/other inclement conditions for race day and review plans in the event of cancelling or altering any component/s of the race. If the Committees decision is to change the advertised event format this will be advised to Athletes on the day of this decision ie: Check-In (Thursday), Welcome Function (Thursday), Bag and Bike Drop Off (Friday).
Should conditions either improve or deteriorate following the Bag and Bike Drop off the Contingency Committee will meet at 4.30am on race day and any change to the advertised or revised event format will be announced to Athletes commencing at 5am and then approximately every 10 minutes until approx. 6.30am.
The Contingency Committee will ensure that they provide a duty of care to all Athletes, staff, volunteers and spectators with the well-being of individuals being of the highest importance. Extreme weather may be defined as weather that threatens the immediate or long-term of individuals as a result of rain, lightning, wind or heat.
The Contingency Committee will make their decision should conditions such as, but not limited to, any of the following be either forecast or prevail:
The Contingency Committee may consider implementing one or more of the following strategies if deemed necessary in the interests of competitor safety:
In the instance of a section of the course being impassable prior to or during the event the Contingency Committee will meet with Police to ascertain whether the course will be cleared and in what timeframe or whether an alternative route can be found to bypass the impacted section. The action taken will depend on whether this was identified pre-race start or post event start.


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PS4 will be in-stock at 155 Asda stores at launch
Asda has announced that 155 of its stores will have PlayStation 4 in-stock for the console's launch this Friday in the UK. Consumers who haven't pre-ordered the console should be able to pick up up, then, but note once the stock runs out that's it and it's allotting one per customer on a first come, […]
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PS4 & PS Vita bundle rumours: we ask the retailers
PS4 and PS Vita bundle rumours dropped last week, so VG247's Dave Cook and Steph Nunneley have called their local retailers to see if there's any truth to the matter.
ASDA won't stock Wii U consoles or games in-store after UK-wide drop
Wii U consoles and games will no longer be stocked in UK supermarket chain ASDA's 555 stores, according to the retailer. It will, however, continue to stock games online via a title-by-title basis.
Xbox One pre-orders now open at ASDA
Xbox One pre-orders have opened at UK supermarket chain ASDA, and you can reserve a console right now for a small fee.
Amazon slashes 8GB Wii U console down to £149
Amazon has followed ASDA's lead and has trimmed the cost of Nintendo's 8GB Wii U model down to £149 on the nose. Both retailers have now cut the cost of Nintendo's rig by £100 apiece.
Wii U: ASDA trims another £50 off console price
Wii U consoles have been discounted once again at UK supermarket chain ASDA, in a presumed attempt to reverse slow sales figures.
PS4 pre-orders open now at ASDA
PlayStation 4 pre-orders are now being accepted at UK supermarket chain ASDA. Gamers can place orders via a £20 deposit in store or on the site now.
ASDA in talks to buy troubled HMV - rumour
UK supermarket chain ASDA is rumoured to be in talks with HMV administrators Deloitte to put in a bid for the troubled games, music and movies retailer.
Wii U price shaved by £50 at ASDA
Wii U premium and standard consoles have been reduced at UK retailer ASDA, which has knocked £50 off the asking price. Will the discount be enough to see you buy one?
Get Black Yoshi for Mario Tennis Open in UK this weekend
Nintendo's holding distribution events in the UK where owners of Mario Tennis Open are able to get Black Yoshi as a playable character for the 3DS title as Asda. The events are happening at various points throughout the UK, and you can get the full list at ONM. The events happen on Friday and Saturday.
Asda to hold Mass Effect 3 midnight launches
UK supermarket Asda's announced it's to hold midnight launches tonight for the UK launch of Mass Effect 3. Customers can pick it up without anything added on for £37.94, regardless of platform. So far, no other supermarket has declared interest in its own midnight launch for the game. For those not wishing to queue, it's […]
Asda offering Vita for £97 with 3DS trade-in
UK supermarket Asda will take £100 for a 3DS when purchasing a Vita, meaning you can walk away from the store with a Vita for £97 when you hand over your Nintendo handheld.
The Halo: Reach launch - midnight openings, review scores, supermarket pricing, more
After ten years working on the IP, Bungie says farewell to Halo with the launch of its final game, Halo: Reach, at midnight tonight. Want to know about the openings? Planing on getting it with a fresh loaf down at the supermarket in the morning? We've got you covered.
Retailers suggest 2011 3DS release for Europe
Retailers are suggesting 3DS will be released in February, with a price tag of around £200.
Rockstar "working hard" to keep up supply of RDR
Rockstar Games UK GM Neil Stephen has told MCV that the publisher is "working hard" in trying to get more supply sorted for Red Dead Redemption across the land, but promised the crisis should be "resolved" by this weekend.
ASDA - "600,000" pre-order MW2 [Update]
ASDA's claimed on its blog that 600,000 UK punters have pre-ordered Modern Warfare 2 ahead of the game's launch tomorrow. Not quite sure what the number relates to – global, UK, whatever – but we're checking now. Update: It's a UK-wide figure.
ASDA admits to selling games below cost
UK supermarket chain ASDA's admitted to selling games below cost price in order to offer "value". The news comes after indie retailer Chips accused the larger UK chains of "bully boy pricing" tactics. "It might surprise [Chips] and others, but we aren't making any money on FIFA 10 because the price we have had to […]
Independent UK retailers call for legislation against superstores
Independent UK retailers are hopping mad at supermarket stores like Tesco and Asda, which are running specials on FIFA 10 for half its recommended retail price. So mad, that an outcry for legislation to prevent the below cost selling is being shouted. "It's bully boy pricing really," Chips MD Don McCabe told GI.biz. "Other countries […]
FIFA 10 is out today - get it for £25 in UK supermarkets
FIFA 10 is out today in case you haven't noticed. If you haven't bought it yet, chances are you need to check your local Tesco. According to MCV, the UK supermarkets are dropping the game down to either just below or over £25. Tesco is doing it for £24.97, Morrisons are selling it for £24.99, […]
ASDA drops PS3 80GB price to £249
ASDA's confirmed that it's dropped the price of the 80GB Playstation 3 in the UK down to £249. The supermarket chain is offering the 80GB along with Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines on Blu-ray and Terminator Salvation: The Game as well as a choice of either Ghostbusters or inFamous. A ASDA rep told GI […]
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1. JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Marius Bogoevici May 12, 2011 2:45 PM (in response to Bruno Santos)
Hi Bruno,
This is a bit odd, Snowdrop 2 should have no issues with JBoss AS 6 - there is a change in package names between JBoss 5 and JBoss 6, but Snowdrop 2 is aware of it (and using VFS3).
Are you sure that you use this dependencies?
However, I am under the impression that you are affected by https://jira.springsource.org/browse/SPR-7197. If you use Spring 3.0.3 or later, you may be running your WAR with Spring only (no Snowdrop).
2. JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos May 13, 2011 10:41 AM (in response to Marius Bogoevici)
Thanks for the information. After many trials and some Red5 debugging I was finally able to get Red5 working under JBoss AS 6. When ready, I'll put a short howto on how to get Red5 working under JBoss.
Best regards,
3. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Darko Hojnik Jul 13, 2011 10:27 PM (in response to Bruno Santos)
Hello Bruno
I'm also interested to run Red5 under Jboss. Do you have written a howto or would you share your code?
4. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 14, 2011 10:17 PM (in response to Darko Hojnik)
I'll be more then glad to send you what I have. Do you have a place where I can drop my ear? FYI, I did not had much time to play with it, but the AMF channels and RTMP should be working just fine. The issue that I had when I last played with it, was that I was not being able to have jboss to successfully deploy the AMFGatewayServlet and the RTMPTServlet, preventing AMF and RTMP to be transported through HTTP.
Anyway, I'll be more than glad to pass you what I have achieved so far, but like I said, due to recent workload I was never able to return to it. If you make any progress let me know.
P.S. I've only deployed it under JBoss AS 6
5. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 15, 2011 1:39 AM (in response to Darko Hojnik)
Darko, you are in good luck!
I just got Red5 running in JBoss AS 7 with AMF, RTMP, HTTP AMF and HTTP AMF3 (check the echo test once you put your hands on the ear). Unfortunatly I still do not have a document describing it. Didn't have the time to test all the examples though.
6. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Scott Kroll Jul 15, 2011 10:28 AM (in response to Bruno Santos)
Bruno, I would be extremely greatful if you could post your configuration. I don't really need a whole document, but I'm really having a hard time getting everything working due to the dependencies and the way red5 is deployed.
Did you make modifications to the red5 war file? If so, would it be possible if you shared that?
7. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Darko Hojnik Jul 15, 2011 11:15 AM (in response to Bruno Santos)
Hello Bruno
please check PM
8. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Marius Bogoevici Jul 15, 2011 11:31 AM (in response to Darko Hojnik)
Just as a note, if you are interested in running on AS7, you may want to take a look at :http://community.jboss.org/blogs/mariusb/2011/07/13/spring-and-jboss-as7-part-1-getting-started.
This covers the very basics for now, and if course, more complex applications may have their own specific issues, so Red5 may have its own special settings. If you can post an article in the Articles documenting what you did, it would be great!
9. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 15, 2011 1:05 PM (in response to Marius Bogoevici)
Thanks for the information. I'll post the info as an article as soon as I have it.
10. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 18, 2011 4:03 PM (in response to Marius Bogoevici)
For those wanting to start immediately, you can at least download the ear that I've been able to put together so far and that is available from my blog here:
During the last weekend I was able to add the OFLA Demo, the most interesting of them all so far.
Like many of you, the amount of time that I have to dedicate to this is quite small and if any of you could have a look in it, improve it or simplify it would be great. I'm not that good with Spring. Ultimatly we will post an artcle in the Articles section of JBoss.org and provide an example ear to the Red5 team hopping that they will include a ear builder task in they build system. Hopefully, more JBossians will addopt it!
11. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Marius Bogoevici Jul 18, 2011 6:12 PM (in response to Bruno Santos)
Thanks! This is very nice!
Did you need to make any specific changes to the application in order to get it working?
12. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 19, 2011 9:15 AM (in response to Marius Bogoevici)
No code changes but quite a few Spring configuration changes and source code repackaging into a j2ee friendly way (otherwise it would not work).
Basically, all you do is to get the Spring wars from Red5, explode them into the ear. Get all the classes under the WEB-INF/classes into a jar and place it in the red5.ear/lib dir. Then there are some Spring configuration changes (would like to find an easier way to do it).
Besides this, the other main issue was that Red5 does not pack everything neatly organized. I had to check out the src code and look into the missing parts in the red5.war. Once that was working, all it seems to need is to get the rest of the examples from the "Install" app (downloads are placed into the red5.war) and do exactly the same process that I briefly described in above (explode war, reconfigure Spring files, etc).
A good way for you to find the differences is for you to use the "install web app" (run server, go to Red5 page and select "install" link) to actually download the original oflaDemo.war file. Then you can compare it with the way I've packaged it in the ear.
I'll explain it in more detail in an Article as soon as I have some more time for it.
13. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Scott Kroll Jul 19, 2011 10:20 AM (in response to Bruno Santos)
It looks like I can get the oflaDemo to work sometimes, and other times I can not.
Also a few notes: In the oflaDemo.war/WEB-INF/classes directory, ofldaDemo-web.xml needed to be renamed to oflaDemo-web.xml in order for it to work. However, if I shut the server down and start it up again, it seems like it cannot load the /streams context in the service and the oflaDemo stops working.
Does this happen because of the order the wars in the ear are being deployed?
14. Re: JBoss 6 + Snowdrop2 + Red5Bruno Santos Jul 19, 2011 10:48 AM (in response to Scott Kroll)
Yes, I've noticed that to. Not sure why yet. Not having any other war deployed other then Red5 and oflaDemo would make way more stable. Also, if you previously deployed the echo.war then you might want to run the server, deploy the ear and while deployed rename the red5.deployed to red5.remove to force JBoss to clean the deployment directory. Then, redeploy it again by renaming the file to red5.dodeploy (make sure that only the red5 and oflaDemo wars are deployed).


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FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - Senior Anne Marie May finished fifth in the 50-yard freestyle on Thursday evening at the 2009 AT&T Short Course National Championships at the Weyerhaueser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington. May's time of 22.52 is a "B" qualifying time for the 2010 NCAA Championships.
Earlier in the day, May placed fourth in the 50 free preliminaries with a time of 22.69. Her finals time is a season-best for the senior.
Also swimming at the meet is freshman Tim Freeman who placed 46th in the 200 individual medley prelims with a time of 1:52.82, which is the second fastest time by a Big West swimmer this season.
Recent UCSB graduates Jeff Sudbury and Katy Freeman are also competing in Federal Way this week. Sudbury shaved .30 seconds off of his prelim time in the 50 free to finish 10th overall with a time of 20.21.
Freeman, like her younger brother, swam the 200 IM. She posted a time of 2:02.20, placing 47th in the prelims.
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Maritime News
For Ship Recycling, Grieg (Goes) Green
In May 2014 National Geographic wrote an in-depth article on shipbreaking operations in Bangladesh where they listed shipbreaking as one of the deadliest professions in the world. The images from these shipyards are well circulated among professionals in the shipping industry. Individuals without personal protective equipment cutting and grinding into a ship that was haphazardly beached and torn asunder by unskilled laborers. Pollution swirl in the nearby tidal area and soot belches into the air. Large sections of ships come careening off endless rows of vessels that litter the beach.
Royal Caribbean Cruise Founder Dies
Army veteran-turned-Royal Caribbean Cruise Line founder Edwin W. Stephan passed away on Friday at 87 years old."We at Royal Caribbean mourn his loss and extend our deepest sympathies to the Stephan family," said a statement from the global cruise company said.In 1969 Stephan founded the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, and his contributions helped create the modern cruise industry we know today. Under his leadership in 1970, the company launched Song of Norway, the first ship purpose-built for warm-water cruising.
ABS & the Future of Classification
The discussion of the 'future of class' seems more relevant today than ever, as the maritime industry navigates a transcendent period, with digitalization, decarbonization and a long list of related safety and risk concerns occupying the attention and budgets of shipowners globally."There are many things going on in the industry, and in fact the world, and looking ahead I think we're looking at a 'new norm'," said Christopher J. Wiernicki, ABS Chairman, President and CEO. "It's a norm where everyone in the industry is going to have to make uncertainty our friend.
BC Ferries Orders 4 Hybrid-Electric Vessels
Canadian ferry owner and operator British Columbia Ferry Services Inc (BC Ferries) has made a further order of four additional electric-battery hybrid Island Class vessels from a major European shipyard.The ferry corporation announced that Damen Shipyards Group of the Netherlands has been awarded the contract to build the new vessels.Project cost for the four latest Island-class vessels is about $200 million, including financing and project-management.According to a release, BC Ferries' procurement process resulted in 18 bids from international shipyards, with a shortlist of nine shipyards invited to participate in the detailed bidding process.
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Latest and 'Greatest' Facebook Scams
By Sid Kirchheimer , August 07, 2014 02:46 PM
Facebook scams continue to proliferate, and the latest promises a free iPhone 6, expected to be released next month. Beware, as clicking on links of these fraudulent offers can unleash malware onto your computer. What's more, the bogus offers don't even add up - literally.
As Naked Security notes, one current (and typical) scam campaign claims that Facebook users have a "99.9% chance to win" a freebie iPhone by entering before the end of this month. As of Sunday, nearly 29,000 people entered to win, but only 500 iPhones are up for grabs. Do the math.
Your desire for a deal isn't the only hot-button bait for scams on the popular social network. Would-be snoops may be tempted by another current scam, which promises Facebook users that they can hack into other accounts in "three easy steps."
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But the only hacked account is their own. In following the instructions, the would-be snoopers enter a provided code that gives remote hackers access to their accounts for fraudulent posts to "give 'likes' to pages in order to inflate the follower and like counts defined by the scammers," reports online security firm Symantec. Meanwhile, the conning code also exposes everyone on their friends list and, possibly, accesses emails and passwords.
Security firm BitDefender compiled a list of the 10 most common Facebook scams of 2014 thus far - most of which are still going strong and all of which are used to spread information-stealing malware with the click of a tricky link.
1. "See your total profile views/visitors": This promises you can see how many views your Facebook profile has received or who has been visiting your profile. This capability doesn't exist.
2. "Change your Facebook color": Facebook is true to blue, so don't fall for this scam that may appear on your news feed.
3. Rihanna sex tape(s): With her boyfriend, with a female lover or alone, all the claims that you can watch the singer "in action" are as fake as last year's popular scam involving a malware-laced link promising an alleged sex tape involving Taylor Swift.
4. "Check your status update and get a free Facebook T-shirt": Nope, but you might metaphorically lose your shirt by giving scammers access to your online files and financial accounts.
5. " Say goodbye to Blue Facebook": a rewritten version of No. 2.
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6. Free stuff: In addition to the iPhone 6 scam, iPads, Beats headphones and other popular merchandise are promised in other popular schemes.
7. " Check if a friend has deleted you": Don't let curiosity get the best of you - or at least the best information stored on your computer.
8. " See your top 10 profile peekers here!": You can't, so don't fall for this longtime ruse.
9. "Find out how to see who viewed your profile": Ditto.
10. " Just changed my Facebook theme. It's amazing!": What's amazing is how many people fall for this not-offered Facebook service.
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
change of address form
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Sixteen Years, Sixteen Banners United
Happy Anniversary to the woman who didn't even blink when I came home Friday reading a copy of My Friend Dahmer.* *I blame Erin, and note that the book is everything she promised it would be.
saturday afternoon
mitt's mendacity part xxiv
who was the real winner in thursday scotus ruling? the people
inspired by a typo: affordable care cat
Friday, June 29, 2012
skippy's friday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
friday's angels
five lies found in tax-payer supported fundamentalist textbooks
"not racist" - oh really?
fast and furious blows up in the gop's face
drunk texting from famous authors
Thursday, June 28, 2012
obamacare upheld by scotus
has someone checked to see if hades just got a tad bit cooler?
Labels: healthcare, scotus, supreme court
risking their lives to save others
of all the jobs where you might want health insurance, firefighting near certainly ranks near the top of the list. firefighters spend two-week shifts working 18 hour days in dangerous conditions. some develop breathing problems due to smoke inhalation.why do self indulgent, well manicured white collar banksters who thrive on destroying communities and our country get health insurance and the often scared, charred and exhausted firefighters who thrive on saving communities and our country don't?
but many federal firefighters are temporary employees, who only work six months out of the year (although as lauer describes it, they can often work a full year's worth of hours with the long shifts). under federal regulations, temporary employees of the forest service do not receive benefits. that means no health care and no retirement pension. - wapo
Labels: brush fires, fire department, fires, healthcare
the president no one is listening to
the former president accuses his post-9/11 successors of breaking the law and trampling on human rights. that should be a bigger deal. - the atlantic
Labels: carter, death of democracy, democrats
thursday afternoon
washpost will not retract story on bain despite romney's request
calculating house effects of polling firms
aaron sorkin is a condescending prick - but internet girl gets the last laugh
margaret and helen thinkvagina is a six-letter word
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
have a coke and a....
coca-cola co's namesake soda sold in several countries, including brazil and kenya, still contains a high level of a chemical linked to cancer in animals months after it made changes to the drinks sold in california, a u.s. watchdog group said on tuesday. - reuters
Labels: california, cancer, food
colorado blaze jumps containment lines
a stubborn and towering wildfire jumped firefighters' perimeter lines in the hills overlooking colorado dprings, forcing frantic mandatory evacuation notices for more than 32,000 residents, including the u.s. air force academy, and destroying an unknown number of homes.
..."people are freaking out," kathleen tillman told the denver post. "you are driving through smoke. it is completely pitch black, and there is tons of ash dropping on the road."
...colorado springs fire chief richard brown told the post, "this is a firestorm of epic proportions."- sfgate
Labels: brush fires, colorado, fires
wednesday night
10 ideas for taking america back from the 1%
man files suit against bristol palin & her tv network
long after occupy site was abandoned, one lone plant rises 'high'
and rip writer-filmmaker nora ephron
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
the banksters
...the defendants in the case – dominick carollo, steven goldberg and peter grimm – worked for ge capital, the finance arm of general electric. along with virtually every major bank and finance company on wall street – not just ge, but j.p. morgan chase, bank of america, ubs, lehman brothers, bear stearns, wachovia and more – these three wall street wiseguys spent the past decade taking part in a breathtakingly broad scheme to skim billions of dollars from the coffers of cities and small towns across america. the banks achieved this gigantic rip-off by secretly colluding to rig the public bids on municipal bonds, a business worth $3.7 trillion. by conspiring to lower the interest rates that towns earn on these investments, the banks systematically stole from schools, hospitals, libraries and nursing homes – from "virtually every state, district and territory in the united states," according to one settlement. and they did it so cleverly that the victims never even knew they were being cheated. no thumbs were broken, and nobody ended up in a landfill in new jersey, but money disappeared, lots and lots of it, and its manner of disappearance had a familiar name: organized crime.- matt taibbi over at rolling stone
Labels: banksters, crooks, lawlessness, matt taibbi, wall street
tuesday heartbreak
u.s. navy recovers 19,000 pounds of pot from the ocean
goper accidentally gets candid about voter id
mitt romney is terrible for traffic
Monday, June 25, 2012
monday bar
glenn beck says his new music project will destroy 'glee'
cartoons of the day - big money edition
sad white babies with mean feminist mommies
and rip lonesome george, the last galapagos turtle in the world
Sunday, June 24, 2012
bill moyers + matt taibbi
matt taibbi and yves smith join bill to discuss how the folly and corruption of both banks and government leaves deep wounds in our democracy
Labels: banking, crooks, lawlessness, matt taibbi, wall street
environmental news stories sunday
citing drought, wyoming governor seeks disaster declaration. - wyoming's governor, citing drought conditions, has asked for a federal disaster declaration after dwindling runoff from meager winter snowpack combined with an especially dry spring and early summer hit ranchers hard, his office said on friday - reuters
colorado wildfire: fire races north of poudre canyon. - a resurgent high park fire, already the most destructive in state history, consumed even more homes friday, as hot weather and high winds allowed the blaze to rage northward, burning as many as 10 homes. - denver post
eight wildfires roaring across colorado. - on the hottest day of the year so far, wildfires erupted throughout colorado on saturday, producing fast-moving fires that burned down homes in estes park, forced evacuations in colorado springs and shut down state highways in southern colorado - denver post
great lakes water diversion. - the city of waukesha, wis. (pop. 70,718), which sits on the western edge of metropolitan milwaukee, has a bad problem with its water supply—radium. radium is a cancer causer that gets into the water as aquifers get sucked dry - baltimore post examiner
great lakes cities smash long-time heat records. - thirty-eight cities in the great lakes region knocked out serious long-standing heat records, according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, which administers the data center. nationwide, 104 cities set records - great lakes echo
evangelicals stand up for the epa on climate change. - this sunday morning the evangelical environmental network will be running tv spots in key states - virginia, ohio, pennsylvania, Missouri, among others - asking viewers to tell their senators that defending the epa's ability to reduce carbon pollution is "the right thing to do. - paramus post
deluge did a number on fish. - it's possible, even likely, that an entire year class, possibly two, of steelhead vanished in minnesota. - minneapolis star tribune
gm grass linked to texas cattle deaths. - a mysterious mass death of a herd of cattle has prompted a federal investigation in central texas. preliminary tests revealed the genetically-modified form of bermuda grass-- called tifton 85 grass--, which has been here for years, had suddenly started producing cyanide gas, poisoning the cattle - cbs news
pollen on the rise: report. - around the globe, pollen counts are increasing and australian bureau of statistics data suggests it could be affecting our health. Some scientists believe climate change could be to blame for the rise in pollen - melbourne herald sun
great northern mop-up begins after a month of rain falls in just one day. - northern england began mopping up after a month's rainfall falling in 24 hours saw waist-high water flowing down streets and families forced to flee their homes. cumbria bore the brunt, with almost 10cm of rain overnight on friday. - london oberserver
plastics chemical linked to obesity in kids. - new research suggests that chemicals called phthalates, which are found in the plastics that pacifiers and toys are typically made of, may be linked to higher rates of obesity in children - us world and news report
u.s. consumers say 'no' to antibiotics. - a u.s. consumer group is campaigning to get local supermarkets to sell only meat that has been raised without antibiotics. the campaign by consumers union, the public policy arm of consumer reports, coincides with the release of a study that suggests 86 percent of americans want meat raised without antibiotics - upi
rising seas mean shrinking south florida future, experts say. - under current projections, the Atlantic would swallow much of the florida keys and miami-dade in a century, according to experts at a sea-level rise summit - miami herald
living in the new abnormal because of climate change. - a panel saturday morning at the opening session of the aspen environment forum painted an often bleak picture of how climate change is altering the world and how humans are dealing with the challenges - aspen times
study: southern california to get hot, hot, hot. - by mid-century, the number of days with "extreme heat"— temperatures above 95 degrees—will triple in downtown los angeles, and quadruple in the san fernando valley - los alamitos patch
Labels: brush fires, climate change, colorado, drought, england, environment, epa, fish, food, global warming, great lakes, michigan, texas, water, wisconsin, wyoming
groovin' on a sunday afternoon
chronicling mitt's mendacity volume xxiii
colorado sceptic conference next july
it's the fluffington post!
and rip actress caroline john, who played the third doctor's capable scientist-comapanion (and proto-type for dana scully and olivia dunham) liz shaw
Saturday, June 23, 2012
skippy's saturday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
sarah saturday
only 6 corporations own 90% of all american print, broadcst and digital media outlets
how christian fundamentalist homeschooling hurts children
are men with stay-at-hime wives more sexist than men with wives in the work force?
and nobody reads al qaeda magazine
Friday, June 22, 2012
skippy's friday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
happy cat blogging friday
Spider is a Demo-cat, a photo by santa barbarian on Flickr.
spider is a demo-cat.
loves watching rachel meow-dow
friday you said goodbye
job seeker sues company for asking when he was 'saved'
bristol palin's reality show bombs in the ratings
seriously, what is it with all this misogyny at skeptic/atheist conferences?
doj prosecutes edwards and clemons while banksters go unscathed
Thursday, June 21, 2012
skippy's thursday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
this thursday
during the recession, credit card debt dropped
123 delegates to the gop convention have fiked suits asking they be allowed to not vote for romney
if you name your cow she will produce more milk
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
skippy's wednesday night music club
(well...actually a jail on one of the islands during the filming of blue hawaii)
thinking of hawai'i this evening after hearing the news that sometime
santa barbara resident, larry ellison has purchased most of the island of lanai.
that's right....one of the 1% buys 98% of one of the hawaiian islands.
of course, when we usually think of hawai'i, we think of fellow reality based blogger, linkmeister. stop on by his place and say "aloha."
Labels: 1 percent, elvis, hawaii, music, skippy's music club, youtube
ok, now life really is hell
matt groening has put an end to his life in hell comic strip, the weekly comic that he's been drawing for 35 years. - latimes
ron paul hates social security
texas rep. ron paul (r-tx), a libertarian hero, last year said that allowing social security to exist is akin to permitting slavery. but during an appearance on msnbc's morning joe today, paul admitted to the huffington post's sam stein that he collects social security checks anyway - think progress
Labels: right hypocrisy, ron paul, social security
wednesday morning 3 a.m.
breaking: progressives aren't losers
only 13.5% of food workers make a living wage
ignoring the right wing noise machine is the wrong thing to do
and rip veteran character actor (and beatles repertoire player) victor spinetti
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
skippy's tuesday night music club
Labels: beatles, skippy's music club, youtube
tuesday heartache
wells fargo takes revenge on blog for posting about how improper foreclosure led to a suicide
willful ignorance: the chosen mindset of the religious community
finally,, they've compiled the definitive microbe census
Monday, June 18, 2012
skippy's monday night music club
Labels: beatles, birthday, music, skippy's music club, youtube
monday at the hug & pint
the hospital shakedown
welcome back, jim crow
belief in god plummets among youth
Sunday, June 17, 2012
skippy's sunday night music club
Labels: 80's, music, skippy's music club, youtube
would this be allowed to happen in beverly hills
kenneth chamberlain sr., a 68-year-old african-american marine veteran, was fatally shot in november by white plains, ny, police who responded to a false alarm from his medical alert pendant. the officers broke down chamberlain's door, tasered him, and then shot him dead - democratic underground
heard about this on a recent "best of the left" episode.
environmental news stories sunday
call to ban toxic chemicals. - when environmental advocate laura turner seydel - and daughter of ted turner - found out that her family's blood was full of toxic chemicals, she decided to take action - living on earth
cleveland's waste to watts program proves controversial. - for years, cleveland has flirted with a little-known technology for converting garbage into electric power, attracted by the idea of a green alternative to dispatching 230,000 tons of trash to ohio landfills yearly and relying on coal-fired plants to supply cleveland public power's customers. - cleveland plain dealer
mozambique farmland is prize in land grab fever. - in these days of financial uncertainty, the hot new investment tip is farmland. this spring, 750 wall street types crowded into new york's waldorf-astoria hotel for a conference on investing in global agriculture. first of a two-part series - all things considered
pesticide found near drinking water dam. - pesticides have been detected upstream of a reservoir that feeds melbourne's drinking water supply, sparking calls by an environmental group for an urgent upgrade of the dam's filtration and treatment plant - sydney morning herald
eco-friendly model home reflects green movement's edging into the mainstream. - the new house of the future is being marketed with a decidedly more practical goal in mind: to save you big bucks in energy and water consumption. - wapo
report shows climate change, growth will strain state's water supply. - washington state faces huge challenges to provide needed water for growth and to overcome the effects of climate change over the next 20 years, a new forecast report suggests - yakima herald republic
arctic sea ice dips below ominous milestone, - ahis week the extent of arctic sea ice dipped below the extent for 2007, according to the national snow and ice data center. the 2007 season holds the record for lowest arctic sea-ice extent in recorded history. - mother jones
research buoys will pay off. - thanks to a nearly $3 million show of support from the state, high tech buoys will soon be measuring ocean acidity levels year round, and alaska fishermen will play an important role in the research. basic chemistry proves that ocean waters are becoming more corrosive and it is happening faster in colder waters - anchorage daily news
big oil doesn't want to share with renewables, iowa governor says. - gov. terry branstad took another shot at the oil industry and what he and biofuels supporters see is a campaign by big oil to hold back the development of renewable energy. - des moines register
a new lease of eco life. - until recently, renters who wished to create a sustainable home didn't have many options. but all that is changing thanks to a swag of state and federal government programs. - sydney morning herald
the melting north. - a heat map of the world, colour-coded for temperature change, shows the arctic in sizzling maroon. since 1951 it has warmed roughly twice as much as the global average. there is no serious doubt about the basic cause of the warming. it is, in the arctic as everywhere, the result of an increase in co2, released when fossil fuels are burned - economist
colorado wildfire could burn all summer, officials fear. - officials worry that the mammoth high park blaze - now only 10% contained - could burn all summer, devastating not only the state's air and water quality, but also its $10-billion annual tourism industry. - latte times
keystone xl pipeline still misses the mark. - even with the new route, ruptures and leaks could harm the niobrara river, sage grouse habitat, walleye fisheries and still impact the ogallala aquifer, the source of drinking water to about 2 million people in eight states and a critical water supply for agriculture - denver post
Labels: africa, agriculture, alaska, australia, chemicals, climate change, environment, fires, ocean, oil, pesticide, power, toxins, wall street, water
gloomy sunday
republicans eat their own: grover norquist vs. jeb bush
churches, here's some phrases to avoid putting on the marquee out front
this is the dawning of the sound of asparagus
Saturday, June 16, 2012
The anihibilation of an etym exploodonates...
Among other things, the funniest novel ever written in English (in the section referenced above) created the word "quark."
Strangeness, color, charm...Happy James-Joyce-loses-his-virginity-to-Nora Day!*
*Whether Nora was also uninitiated at that point is left as a question of history.
same old saturday night
chronicling mitt's mendacity continued
environmental scientists say world as we know it about to end
john edwards, 18th century minister, in john edwards, 21st century scumbag
Friday, June 15, 2012
skippy's friday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
20 years ago
Labels: funny stuff, gop, history, quayle, youtube
cat blogging friday
more furry, fuzzy, scaly, feather frolics over on the friday ark.
Labels: cat blogging friday
global warming's evil twin
over the next few decades, coastal waters off of california, oregon, and washington are in danger of becoming acidic enough to harm the rich fisheries and diverse marine ecosystems there, according to a new study - christian science monitor
Labels: california, climate change, fish, global warming, ocean, oregon, washington
the vagina non-dialogues
a male republican house leader in michigan silenced two female democratic state legislators on thursday after the pair tried to advance a measure that would have reduced access to vasectomies."if they are going to legislate my anatomy, i see no reason why i cannot mention it," - lisa brown (npr)
while discussing a bill that would erode the availability of abortion, reps. barb byrum and lisa brown introduced an amendment to apply the same regulations to vasectomies that gop lawmakers wanted to add to abortion services. the debate grew heated, as republicans sought to gravel down the women. byrum was not permitted to speak in favor of the measure and brown was repeatedly interrupted. "i'm flattered that you want to get in my vagina, but no means no," she said. the next day both were silenced.- think progress
Labels: abortion, healthcare, michigan, right hypocrisy, war on women, womens issues
friday street
female michigan state rep silenced by gop for saying 'vagina'
get your helmets! the milky way will crash into the andromeda galaxy in 4 billion years
from the "ain't karma a bitch" dept: convicted murderer eaten by a bear
down the penrose lane
more @ penrose on politics!
Thursday, June 14, 2012
this ordinary thursday
cafe owner mad at romney for ruining her place
the gop's disturbing passion for raising taxes on the poor
how the nra and alec spread stand your ground nationwide
and one facebook thread to rule them all
mittens meets the public
dianne bauer opened up her cafe to mitt romney and his campaign for a small round table discussion friday morning before his speech at bayliss park.
...bauer's issues with the campaigns staffers started the night before when they started staging the cafe for the event. she described many of their demeanors as "arrogant".
...."with how he treated me, is that how he's going to treat others? you know, if he gets in office is he going to be that way to us little people?" - fox42 news kptm
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
skippy's wednesday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
wednesday morning
73% who shoot blacks in florida and use the stand your ground law walk
german teen solves 300 year old math problem by isaac newton
it's the invisible hand of the free market man!
the vicious cycle of economic inequality
economic inequality feeds into inequalities of political power, leading to still more economic inequality. the u.s. is headed down the path that so many dysfunctional societies have traveled — divided societies in which the rich and poor live in different worlds. the rich residing in gated communities, with their own parks and schools.
we know what happens to these societies. it's not something to which we should aspire. - politico
the west is on fire
the department of homeland Security meanwhile said it was working closely with emergency services tackling wildfires in a number of western states also including arizona, california, utah and wyoming.
in all 19 active large fires were burning in nine states, "including one of the largest wildfires in new mexico history and one of the largest wildfires in colorado history," it said. and some 4,500 extra firefighters have been dispatched by federal agencies, which are also providing emergency funding to help states cope with the costs of tackling mass blazes. - the telegraph
Labels: arizona, brush fires, climate change, colorado, fires, homeland security, utah, wyoming
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
skippy's tuesday night music club
the first clip from one of my favorite movies of that decade, tucker, that joe jackson did the music for....
the second is from his album "jumpin' jive" an homage to louis jordan and cab calloway.
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
tuesday afternoon
republicans eat their own: grover norquist vs. jeb bush
new kind of tiles turns footfall kinetic energy into electricity
foes of alabama's anti-immigration law call for state boycott
koch brothers linked to florida voter purge
race to the bottom
the recent recession wiped out nearly two decades of americans' wealth, according to government data released monday, with middle-class families bearing the brunt of the decline.
the federal reserve said the median net worth of families plunged by 39 percent in just three years, from $126,400 in 2007 to $77,300 in 2010. that puts americans roughly on par with where they were in 1992. - wapo
Labels: depression, economy, recession, wall street, wealthy
Monday, June 11, 2012
skippy's monday night music club
Labels: 80's, music, skippy's music club, youtube
it might as well stay monday from now on
what is it with all this mysogyny at skeptic conferences?
not only does romney like to impersonate cops, so does his staff
infra-red sensing beetle seek fire in which to breed
Sunday, June 10, 2012
skippy's sunday night music club
Labels: 80's, music, skippy's music club, youtube
environmental news stories sunday
strawberry farms suck spain dry. - for decades, local fruit farmers around doñana have used wells, legal or not, on the perimeter of the vast wetland on spain's south-western coast. "If the doñana park were a patient, it would be on the point of entering the intensive care unit," said eva hernandez of the world wildlife fund - the independent
fire retardants in food. - fire retardant chemicals are commonly found in household items like furniture and electronics. But a new study found them in a place you probably wouldn't expect: food - living on earth
record heat marches on: texas and contiguous US had warmest spring on record. - much of texas has been getting something of a break from the history-making, headline-grabbing drought of 2011 in recent months, but the state's excessive heat marches on. In 2012, texas had its warmest spring on record and its third warmest january-through-may period. - texas climate news
north texas water needs could cost billions in coming years. - meeting the water needs of north texas 50 years from now will require significant conservation, at least several new reservoirs, an unbending political will and a whole lot of money - dallas morning news
water war reignites as l.a. resists fixing some owens lake dust. -los angeles and the owens valley are at war over water again, with the city trying to rework a historic agreement aimed at stopping massive dust storms that have besieged the eastern sierra nevada since l.a. opened an aqueduct 99 years ago that drained owens lake. - latte times
the deadly legacy of america's fields of gold. - richard nixon is remembered for his infamous part in the watergate scandal, but his lasting legacy may be a burgeoning army of people in the west who are too fat- the independent
virginia lawmakers avoid climate buzzwords. - state lawmakers discovered that they could not use the phrases "sea level rise" or "climate change" in requesting a study because of objections from republican colleagues. so they did away with all mention of sea level rise, substituting a more politically neutral phrase: "recurrent flooding." - hampton roads virginian-pilot
groups fight back after conservatives try to dilute environmental laws. - discord between the tories and environmentalists began when the federal natural resources minister maligned environmental groups as radicals. it escalated with the introduction of a package of new laws, some directly targeting charities and environmental protections. - vancouver sun
longtime Hinkley residents haven't looked back from community plagued with contaminated water. - now living near apple valley, california, the kearney family left behind their dream house in hinkley, which had turned into a nightmare due to a plume of carcinogenic chromium 6. Since then, they haven't looked back. - san bernardino county sun
potomac named most endangered river. A conservation group says the potomac river is the most endangered river this year in the united states – that pollution in the potomac is decreasing water quality, threatening marine life and will become worse if congress rolls back national clean-water protections - voice of america
shell oil injunction forces greenpeace to get creative. - with a judge ordering greenpeace's boats to stay away from shell's arctic rigs, the anti-drilling organization turns to social media and other means of getting its message out - latimes
oil's dirty price in north dakota. -oil and gas fracking operators in north dakota have dumped at least 1.7 million gallons of brine and 716,000 gallons of oil on the western plains between 2009 and 2011. and that's just what they've reported - minneapolis star tribune
state allows industrial-scale exploration without hearings. - for the last 24 years, mining companies have been exploring for copper and gold on state lands in the headwaters of bristol bay.and they've done all that - with the state's permission - without public notice, without inviting public comment, and without public hearings - anchorage daily news
house committee adopts bill banning epa, corps from issuing water act guidance. - the house transportation committee adopts bill to prohibit epa and army corps from finalizing guidance clarifying clean water act jurisdiction and from using that document to issue rules or decisions - bloomberg bna
nebraska cattlemen, politicians protest 'weird' epa flyovers. - epa's use of aerial surveillance to nab clean water act violators on great plains farms isn't sitting well with Nebraska farmers and lawmakers. the state's congressional delegation criticized the practice in a letter last week to epa administrator lisa jackson. - greenwire
new wyoming supercomputer expected to boost atmospheric science. - this month, on a barren wyoming landscape dotted with gopher holes and hay bales, the federal government is assembling a supercomputer 10 years in the making, one of the fastest computers ever built and the largest ever devoted to the study of atmospheric science. - latte times
new orleans barge gate crack is likely to delay lake borgne project. - contractors have discovered a 15-foot-long, horseshoe-shaped crack in the bottom of a concrete barge gate designed to block hurricane storm surge from moving from the gulf Intracoastal waterway into the Industrial canal - new orleans times picayune (remember...this is the paper that is on the verge of extinction...imagine this important news not being told. savethetimespicayune.
ssessing consumer concerns about the meat industry. - tom philpott, who covers food and the agricultural industry for mother jones, raises concerns about bovine spongiform encephalopathy - mad cow disease - infiltrating the food chain. - npr
Labels: brazil, canada, climate change, cows, dc, drought, environment, epa, fire, food, fracking, global warming, greenpeace, los angeles, nixon, ocean, oil, spain, texas, water
feels like sunday
suicides among u.s. troops spike to almost one a day
religious snake handlers - whom religion didn't seem to help
fracking activity has only a 30% chance of awakening chtulu
Saturday, June 09, 2012
one more saturday night
how our brains threaten democracy
make everything ok
how to pet a kitty
they don't want you to know
...the house appropriations financial services subcommittee voted along party lines to prohibit the fcc from implementing their proposal to add another layer of transparency to the political ad process. committee chair hal rogers (r-ky) argued that fiscal matters are private and should remain that way, according to the latte times - think progress
Labels: fcc, free speech, freedom of speech, gop, liars
Friday, June 08, 2012
friday on my mind
study shows media more favorable to romney than obama
do you know the etymology of supercalifragilisticexpialaidocious?
need to detect radiation with your phone in japan? there's an app for that
Thursday, June 07, 2012
thursday night
the chamber of commerce dark money days may be over
mitt romney can't even spell ronald reagan's name
and rip the influencial and seminal grand daddy of sci-fi, ray bradbury
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
skippy's wednesday night music club
Labels: music, skippy's music club, youtube
june 6, 1968
Labels: kennedy, los angeles, massachusetts, passings
walker may have saved his seat yesterday
when current tv's david shuster broke the story on friday that walker was a "target" of the john doe investigation he cited anonymous sources. on saturday, walker issued a strong denial, saying any suggestions that he has become a target of the john doe probe are "100 percent wrong." late on saturday, shuster revealed more.
"i stand by my reporting 100 percent," shuster said in a conference call reported on by the progressive magazine, adding that walker was also a target in a federal investigation, citing unnamed sources with the u.s. justice department's public integrity section. - policymic
Labels: fraud, gop, investigations, lawlessness, lawsuits, veterans, walker, wisconsin
wednesday mayday
a judge's plea for pot
new theory posits that the brain disassembles itself during sleep
clear paint turns turns any wall into a dry erase board
addendeum: our sincere condolences to ed kilgore of the washington monthly, whose step-father died yesterday
june 6, 1944
D-Day Memorial - Bedford, Virginia, a photo by john.murden on Flickr.
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
tuesday afternoon
will romney rock the youth vote?
and is massachusettes a bad omen for mitt?
and can mitt survive amercia-gait?
Monday, June 04, 2012
if you're not back in love by monday
be sure to check out the transit of venus across the sun tomorrow!
the high cost of ignoring minority students
dr. who carries the olympic torch
Sunday, June 03, 2012
every day is like sunday
nevada gop officials resign after ron paul supporters take over state party
sign the petition telling doj now that the edwards thing is over, can we prosecute the banksters?
and why won't president obama support our right to smoke a doobie like he used to?
Saturday, June 02, 2012
on a saturday
meg whitman cuts 27,000 jobs at hp
advice to mitt: embrace your inner-richie rich
omg, it looks like the zombie-pocalypse is upon us, even though the cdc denies it
Friday, June 01, 2012
friday morning
sexism in the skeptic/arheist community: the debate rages on
study find that too much corn syrup makes rats forgetful
man in iowa arrested for drunk driving with a zebra and parrot i. his truck -- in the front seat
kangaroo blogging friday
Rose and Roo, a photo by irishconvict on Flickr.
or is it cat blogging friday?


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In a nutshell....
14 inch high timber raised bed kits from our deluxe garden bed range. The Deluxe 14in high bed comes in many different sizes, use Bed Size for options. Technical Specs are available below in the Specification tab.
Bed Size
3ft x 3ft x 14in - 297 Litres of soil will fill this bed (i.e. 5 x 60 Litre Bags)
4ft x 4ft x 14in - 528.5 Litres of soil or compost (i.e. 9 x 60 Litre Bags)
6ft x 3ft x 14in - 594.5 Litres to fill (i.e. 10 x 60 Litre Bags)
6ft x 4ft x 14in - 793 Litres to fill (i.e. 13.25 x 60 Litre Bags)
6ft x 6ft x 14in - 1189 Litres to fill (i.e. 20 x 60 Litre Bags)
8ft x 2ft x 14in high - 528.5 Litres of soil or compost (i.e. 9 x 60 Litre Bags)
8ft x 4ft x 14in high - 1057 Litres of soil or compost (i.e. 18 x 60 Litre Bags)
12ft x 2ft x 14in high - 793 Litres to fill (i.e. 13.25 x 60 Litre Bags)
12ft x 4ft x 14in high - 1586 Litres to fill (i.e. x 26.5 Litre Bags)
Please note that due to logistic requirements we are no longer able to provide the brackets pre-fixed onto the corner posts as stated in our video. The corner posts are still supplied with mounting brackets and screws but will require self-assembly.
Assembly Instructions:
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Deluxe 12ft. Raised Bed Assembly Instructions
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The driver will leave a note with the depot contact number. Delivery can be arranged for the next day or a later date. The driver will not leave the parcel without a signature however they can leave your parcel with a neighbour if instructed to do so in our notes section at the checkout stage on the website. If your order is for Raised beds or Ponds it will be delivered by Tuffnells carriers and they do not require a signature for the delivery. They will leave your order in a safe place and put a note in your door telling you where it is (typically down the side of the house or around the back)
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All items dispatched at the same time will normally be delivered in one delivery. The exceptions are bulk bags of soil or compost which comes in a separate delivery using a different delivery company.
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B.o.B entertained the crowd at Austin's La Zona Rosa on March 17th in his position as the first of three headliners at Atlantic Records' Killers Lasers Papers showcase (co-sponsored by Rolling Stone). "For me, [SXSW] is a tradition," the Atlanta rapper announced between songs, bounding across the stage with evident glee. "This is where I started doing the whole festival shit."
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My name is Kevin Russell Hunter. Painting is my passion. I work in oil, watercolour, charcoal and graphite. I love painting doughnuts - check my "About" page for the backstory on that. I've been doing them now for nearly ten years and hundreds of them are in collections all over the United States. I hope you'll consider adding one of my doughnuts to your collection!
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Oil-Pipeline Cracks Evading Robotic 'Smart Pigs'
Probes used by Exxon and other companies aren't spotting flaws that cause massive spills.
In February, Exxon Mobil Corp. sent a small robotic device known as a "smart pig" through a 60-year-old oil pipeline in central Arkansas to find cracks or other problems.
The next month, a 22-foot section of the 858-mile-long Pegasus pipeline split open, spilling 5,000 barrels of crude into backyards and wetlands. The cause of the accident, according to a report Exxon filed with regulators last month: tiny cracks along the pipe's lengthwise seam. The torpedo-like robot didn't spot them, the company said this week....


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How should we judge a government?
In Malaysia, if you don't watch television or read newspapers, you are uninformed; but if you do, you are misinformed!
"If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing."
- Malcolm X
Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience - Mark Twain
Why we should be against censorship in a court of law:
Publicity is the very soul of justice … it keeps the judge himself, while trying, under trial. -
Jeremy Bentham
"Our government is like a baby's alimentary canal, with a happy appetite at one end and no
responsibility at the other. "
- Ronald Reagan
Government fed by the people
Career options
I suggest government... because nobody has ever been caught.
Corruption so prevalent it affects English language?
Corruption is so prevalent it affects English language?
When there's too much dirt...
We need better tools... to cover up mega corruptions.
Prevent bullying now!
If you're not going to speak up, how is the world supposed to know you exist? "Orang boleh pandai setinggi langit, tapi selama ia tidak menulis, ia akan hilang di dalam masyarakat dan dari sejarah." - Ananta Prameodya Toer (Your intellect may soar to the sky but if you do not write, you will be lost from society and to history.)
Thursday, January 31, 2013
New signboard in Singapore greeting arrivals from Malaysia
For those who do not understand Malay language, it says:
"Burning of churches is prohibited here!"
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NAIA Volleyball Player of the Week ? No. 5
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kristine Egebrecht of Indiana Wesleyan has been named NAIA Volleyball National Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Egebrecht was selected based on her performance from Sept. 24 - 30 and was chosen out of a pool of conference player of the week selections among 23 conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings.
Egebrecht, a 6-0 junior middle hitter from West Chicago, Ill., led the Wildcats to a 5-0 record this past week, including wins over No. 18 Indiana East and No. 22 Cornerstone. In the victory over Indiana East, on Sept. 26, Egebrecht recorded 15 kills, five block assists and three solo blocks. In the Indiana Wesleyan - Indiana Tech Crossover Tournament on Sept. 28 - 29, Egebrecht recorded a career-high 23 kills and a .512 hitting percentage against Aquinas (Mich.). Egebrecht continued to pile up the kills as she collected 22 against Olivet Nazarene (Ill.). In 21 sets this week , Egebrecht recorded 83 kills, 13 digs, 11 block assists, eight solo blocks and three aces and a .333 hitting percentage.
Egebrecht ranks third in the nation with a .417 hitting percentage. She leads the Wildcats and ranks 31st nationally in kills with 269.
For a complete listing of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
The next Player of the Week announcement will be on Oct. 9. For the complete player of the week calendar, click here.
Nominees: Krystal Troyer, Indiana South Bend; Taylor Reuther, Xavier (La.); Denise Atualevao, Graceland (Iowa); Katie Vogts, Tabor (Kan.); Rebekah Moore, Georgetown (Ky.); Katie Rosenbusch, Texas Wesleyan; Sarah Becker, Jamestown (N.D.); Erin Bradley, Belhaven (Miss.); Pollyanna Vitel, Bethel (Tenn.); Kelsey Fitzpatrick, Indiana Tech; Taylor Martin, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Brittney Thomas, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Alexis Aalona, Westminster (Utah); Kendra Schwein, Hastings (Neb.); Emily Becker, William Woods (Mo.); Livia Caluori, Point Park (Pa.); Brandi Blessing, Virginia Intermont; Shahala Hawkins, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Sam Dougherty, The Master's (Calif.); Courtney Calicdan, Menlo (Calif.); Caitlyn Rueth, Bellevue (Neb.).
2012 Composite Award Winners
Week 1 (Sept. 4): Patricia Souza, Park (Mo.)
Week 2 (Sept. 11): Kendra Schwein, Hastings (Neb.)
Week 3 (Sept. 18): Jordan Holcomb, Embry-Riddle (Fla.)
Week 4 (Sept. 25): Paula Ferreira, Columbia (Mo.)
Week 5 (Oct. 2): Kristine Egebrecht, Indiana Wesleyan