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- MahonerAsked on October 14, 2015 at 01:06 PM
Hi there
We've configured our JotForm submissions to create the PDF copies that are saved to a Google Drive. For some reason we have had numerous submissions through our form though with the image not showing.
I've attached a picture of the error - the top portion is the missing image, the bottom portion is how it should be.
Thanks for any assistance.
- JotForm SupportMike_GAnswered on October 14, 2015 at 05:31 PM
I would like to apologize for the inconvenience this have caused you. I have cloned your form and made some test submission, unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce the issue you're having.
Are you still having the issue or you've only experienced it once on a particular submission?
I understand that the issue appears only on the PDF copy of the submission uploaded in your Google Drive. Since there is a way for you to get the exact copy of the PDF submission from the submission page, I would suggest you download it from the submission page. Once you have the file, change the file name or rename it so it will have the similar format as the ones in Google Drive and save it to the appropriate folder in Google Drive. You may then, delete the pdf that has the image appearing as blank.
This is considered a temporary solution to the issue. Kindly observe if the same issue reoccurs and let us know.
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Great couple. Great location. Great light. Couldn't ask for a better setting to shoot a wedding in the Pacific Northwest. The best part was, I had the privilege of shooting the wedding with my talented wife. It's always more fun to shoot as a pair.
Doe Bay is truly a world-class location and a great flavor of the San Juan islands. If you haven't been there, you're missing out.
Thanks to Phil and Julia for letting us document their day. Julia was a knock-out bride, and I was impressed by Phil climbing Mt. Constitution by bike the morning of the wedding. Exercise on my wedding day consisted of laps to and from the buffet. OK, photo time!

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Photon Migration in Tissues / Edition 1
This book is formulated from a number of presentations made at a one-day workshop on the subject of Photon Migration in Tissues. The meeting was held in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania, April, 1988. The workshop was an impromptu effort to bring together scientists to discuss photon migration in animal tissues and appropriate models. The rapid emergence of the ideas of Townes and Schalow in their invention of the then called maser, now laser opened up completely unexpected possibilities for biomedical research. Timing of rapid biochemical reaction, identification of unstable intermediates, spectroscopy of short lived fluorescent states were all goals to be expected and achieved. At the same time continuous light spectroscopy of tissue slices and of the myocardium, and eventually of the brain have the to the the neonate emerged over years. Shifting red end of spectrum, Butler and Norris clearly showed how transparent plant materials and the human hand could be illuminated in this region and Jobsis applied their idea to the neonate brain using a multiwavelength technique.
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Table of ContentsSummary Report of Workshop on Photon Migration.- 1. Theoretical Aspects.- A Random Walk Theory of Time Resolved Optical Absorption Spectroscopy in Tissue.- Tissue Optical Properties in Relation to Light Propagation Models and In Vivo Dosimetry.- Some Prospects for Adapting Fluorescence Instrumentation.- 2. Experimental Studies.- The Neonate Brain (NIR) and Breast Imaging using Transillumination.- Development and Validation of Multiwavelength Algorithms for In Vivo Near Infrared Spectroscopy.- Approaches to the Quantification of Tissue Pigments by NIR In Vivo using a Double Beam Method To Multicomponent Curve Fitting Analysis.- Ultrashort Laser Pulses Tomography in Semi-Opaque Media.- Breast Biopsy Analysis by Spectroscopic Imaging.- Photon Migration in Muscle and Brain.- 3. Instrumentation Aspects.- Experimental Time Resolved Methods.- A Tissue Model for Investigating Photon Migration in Trans-cranial Infrared Imaging.- Gigahertz Frequency-Domain Fluorometry: Resolution of Complex Intensity Decays, Picosecond Processes and Future Developments.- Authors.
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Simple Tips And Advice For IPhone Users
With so many apps built for the iPhone, it's fun for every member of the family. The information in this article will help shed some light on the various features that the iPhone has to offer. Make sure you update your phone is using the latest updates. This ensures that you get the latest software and updates available for your phone will always have what it needs to function properly. Get a larger keyboard that is bigger in order to browse easier with your iPhone. The iPhone has the capability…Read More


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A2 Milk, the specialty milk marketing company, turned to an annual loss despite a hike in revenue as it invests in offshore expansion and absorbed costs from its ASX listing. The net loss after tax was $2.09 million for the year ended June 30, compared to a $10,000 profit the year earlier, the Auckland-based company said in a statement. Revenue rose 40 percent to …Read More »
Tracking the dairy fallout- 19 August
Today's news rings positive following several weeks of doom and gloom. This starting with the announcement that dairy product prices have increased for the first time in six months with the average winning GDT price climbing 14.8 per cent to $1,974USD. The word this morning was that the New Zealand dollar has remained steady as dairy prices bounce back as …Read More »
Dairy product prices increase for first time in six months
Dairy product prices jumped in the latest GlobalDairyTrade auction, rising for the first time in nearly six months on reduced volume of whole milk powder on offer. The GDT average winning prices climbed 14.8 percent to US$1,974, up from US$1,815 at the previous auction two weeks ago. It was the first increase since the March 3 auction. Some 36,904 tonnes …Read More »
NZ dollar little changed as dairy product prices bounce as expected
The New Zealand dollar was little changed after dairy product prices jumped as expected at auction overnight, as the bounce had already been priced into the local currency. The kiwi was at 65.84 US cents at 8am in Wellington, from 65.89 cents at 5pm yesterday. The trade-weighted index edged lower to 70.96 from 71.04 yesterday. Dairy product prices jumped in …Read More »
Tatua calls for independent review of milk pricing
Milk processor Tatua Co-operative Dairy Company is calling for a full and independent review of the way milk pricing is set following concerns that inefficient milk supply and capital investments could be made under the current model. In its submission to the Commerce Commission's government-ordered review of the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act (DIRA), the Waikato-based cooperative said it would expect any …Read More »
NZ farm prices hold steady despite low dairy payout; little sign of distressed sales
Farm prices have been holding relatively steady in the latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand rural data despite fears lower dairy prices would force down land values. There's only been a small drop in the median sales price per hectare for dairy farms to $35,304 for the three months ended July 31, compared to $35,531 in the three months ended …Read More »
Auditor-General Lyn Provost probes Saudi live sheep scandal
The Auditor-General is mounting a probe into the Saudi Arabian agri-hub created at a cost of $15.5 million to the taxpayer in 2013 as part of efforts to restore relations with Saudi Arabia after the New Zealand government confirmed a ban on live sheep shipments to the Arab nation. Among the four broad terms of reference of the inquiry will be "whether the …Read More »
Fonterra wants to refuse to supply milk to large competitors and buy from new suppliers
Fonterra says it should no longer be required to accept all milk from new suppliers or to have to make milk available to large processors, apart from Goodman Fielder. In submissions to the Commerce Commission, which is undertaking a government-ordered review of the industry's competitiveness, rival processors have said they either want the status quo or the regulations tightened. Fonterra …Read More »
Silver Fern Farms and Alliance have another crack at meat industry reforms
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Fonterra overshoot on 2015 advance payment worsens 2016 farmer cash flows
Milk prices have dropped so dramatically that Fonterra Cooperative Group effectively overpaid farmers under an advance payments scheme last year, sapping funds available to pay out farmers at the end of the season and leaving them short of cash even before last week's deep cut to the 2016 forecast payout. "Last year, Fonterra came out with a higher advance rate schedule during the year, …Read More »


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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Graduation Girl!
9 comments:
- Sandie said...
What a gorgeous card...great little image and a great entry in to our challenge over at Rhedd & Rosies...x
- Tuesday, April 15, 2014
- PoppyKCrafts said...
A Lovely card Thank you for taking part in the Scribble & Scrap Challenge. Have a great day and Keeeeeeeeeep Crafting Katie DT xx
- Wednesday, April 16, 2014
- My Creative Therapy said...
Deonna what a cute SC image and so beautifully colored!! I love the technique and end result!! So unique :) Thanks for playing in our neighborhood at 613 Avenue Create!
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- Wednesday, April 16, 2014
- Cathy P. said...
Wow- your coloring is gorgeous! Love the folds in the graduation gown. Thanks for playing in our anything goes challenge at Color Me Creative this week. Cathy xx
- Wednesday, April 16, 2014
- Sheena Brooks said...
Beautiful card for a graduate! Thanks for joining us this week at the Sister Act Card Challenge! Hope to see you again next week! Sheena B
- Thursday, April 17, 2014
- Grenouille Greetings said...
It's delightful to see you playing along with us at Sketch Saturday with this lovely card. Fabulous colour work and lovely colour choices too. Thank you for joining in. Hugs, Lesley
- Friday, April 18, 2014
- Sammy said...
This is a fab card! Love the image and the design works perfectly. Thank you for playing along at Rhedd and Rosie's. Sammy-x
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
- Sharon said...
Great image! Love the coloring and the card design. Thanks for joining us at Crafting By Designs month long Anything Goes Challenge.
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
- Sheila said...
A lovely project, thank you for joining the my craft creations challenge, good luck x
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EAGLE: Exploring the Army's New Procurement Vehicle
March 13, 2013 This webcast will provide an in-depth look into one of the largest procurement vehicles available in the Army today for logistic services. Speakers will walk you through the benefits of this new procurement vehicle, the benefits it will provide and offer perspectives from acquisitions experts in the industry.
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November 1, 2012 Excellence in Government brings together a group of management professionals to share strategies for how to handle the complexity of change. From prepping your team to readying your budget, experts will discuss the most pressing challenges facing federal managers during transition and how to address them.
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Lead against 4 Contracts (Jun/Jul 2004)
You have 432 KJ3210981098. You're on lead against 4. Hearts have not been bid and partner has passed throughout the auction. Against what types of auctions would you lead a heart? Against what types of auctions would you lead an unbid minor? I probably should have made the minor suits xxx rather than the attractive 1098 to make a minor-suit lead less attractive, and I probably should have made the trumps J32, which makes a trump lead less attractive.
I have found that in most game contracts, declarer can eventually find enough tricks to make his contract if you remain passive. The object is to get the setting tricks before declarer fulfills his contract. With this hand, the easiest way to set up your tricks first is to find partner with a heart honor. Therefore I would lead a heart. I would lead a heart even if my RHO opened 2NT.
Point No. 1 – Some experts agree with me 100% and would always lead a heart.
Bobby Wolff: There probably is an exception somewhere, but trying to think of the exception I come up empty. LEAD A HEART. No second choice and no excuses accepted.
Point No. 2 - Some experts would lead a heart most of the time.
Bob Hamman: This does not look like a clear-cut situation. My style is to lead from strength.
Zeke Jabbour: I often say that if we always knew what to lead, we'd win most of the tournaments in which we play. (Don't we have some pragmatic evidence of that?) There are very few auctions (that failed to include the heart suit) that would not induce a heart lead from this holding--possibly even against a slam. When the auction and my hand justify it, I am partial to attacking leads. The theory is that our side should establish our winners before the opponent establishes his side suits for discards. My hand is so bereft of high cards that partner is certain to have values. Partner can have at least two (or even three) cards that might be helpful--the Ace, the Queen, or possibly even the ten. A heart lead will often--but not always--lose when the opponents own both the Ace and the Queen. The attraction of the minor suit holdings revolves around the quality of the spots. If one of the minors is the only unbid suit, then I would lead it and hope that those pushers have value.
Eddie Kantar: Notwithstanding the hand given, some situations in which I would lead a heart against a 4 contract are:
--If hearts was the only unbid suit, I might lead one, unless I had the ace without the king.
--If there were two unbid suits, including hearts, and dummy appears to have sidesuit length, I might lead a heart if I was stronger in hearts than I was in the other unbid suit (but not if I had the ace of hearts).
--I would lead a heart from shortness, particularly if I had a quick trump entry.
--If I had four trumps headed by a high honor and hearts was my longest unbid side suit, I might lead a heart to start a forcing defense.
--If I had a perfect sequence in hearts, I might lead it regardless.
Point No. 3 - Some experts lead a heart if the bidding indicates a long side suit, but would otherwise make a safe lead. Sometimes you don't know whether there is a long side suit out. How many clubs does the auction 1-1-2-4 show? The club bidder could be 4333 or 4135.
Mike Passell: I would lead a heart if hearts were the unbid suit in an auction such as 1-1-2-2-3-4. I would also lead a heart if an opponent had bid and rebid a minor such as 1-1-2-3-4. I would also lead a heart in the following types of auctions: 2NT-3 -3-4-4 or 1NT-2 -2-3, then reaching 4. Other auctions I would go passive on lead since I wouldn't feel the need to cash early and hope for the best. This is especially true if the opponents have a relatively slow auction where partner is marked with assorted values.
Jill Meyers: I would lead a heart in a situation where opener has made a game try in a minor or possibly in a 1-2- 4 auction. I would not lead a heart where LHO made a limit raise. I would probably lead a trump otherwise–I don't think I would lead a minor.
Point No. 4 - Is the 2-bidder 3334 or is he 4225 where the clubs can be set up? Can't the 2-bidder and the limit raise bidder have a long minor?
Barry Rigal: Listen to the auction and decide whether action or passivity is called for and how likely partner is to have a finessable trump holding. Do the cards lie well or badly for them? Did partner have a chance for a lead directing double? Listen to whether the opponents have stretched to reach game or bid there on power, e.g. against an auction that goes 1NT-2-2-4, I might lead a heart; 1NT-2-2-3-4 might be a trump lead. If partner had passed in first seat I might need to get active -- cash the hearts before they go away.
Point No. 5 - But can't the 2-bidder or the 1NT-bidder have a five-card suit?
Henry Bethe: I would lead a heart against any auction that shows a minor suit source of tricks, e.g. 1- 2-2-4 or 1-1-1-3-4. Obviously, also against any auction that suggests heart weakness: 1-2-3-3-4-4 for example. I would lead a minor when RHO is known to be strong: 1-2-2NT-4. I would lead a trump on many auctions where little is known and they both have strength, such as: 1-1-2-4.
Point No. 6 - Do you ever know what the opponents have after an auction? Can't the 2-bidder have only three clubs after 1-2?
Marty Bergen: I would lead a heart if the auction suggested that I needed to be very aggressive, such as a long, strong minor in dummy. I would lead a minor against most other auctions.
Ron Smith: I think a heart is right if they show a source of tricks and you need to get yours now. If they show reasonably balanced hands and scattered strength I go neutral.
Kerry Sanborn: When LHO has responded two-of-a-minor to 1 and has been raised, I would lead a heart. When RHO preempts in spades and has been raised to game, I would lead a heart. When the auction goes: 1-2-4, 1-1-1-4 or 1-4 I would attack with a heart. I would lead a minor when neither side has shown much distribution, or when leading into a notrump type hand. I probably would never lead hearts when either opponent has bid them naturally, except when LHO has responded 1 to one-of-a-minor and then raised spades simply.
Mel Colchamiro: I would ALWAYS lead a heart after a 2/1 auction such as 1-2-2-4 or the like, and most of the time on a 1-2-4 auction. I would lead passively on a 1-1-1NT- new-minor-forcing auction--declarer might easily have four hearts. When the opponents arrive at a 4 contract without bidding one of the minor suits naturally along the way, I would lead the unbid minor. Assuming hearts have not been bid, I would lead the unbid minor ALWAYS against an auction that started with a strong 1NT opening bid, a 2NT opening bid, or a strong 2 opener followed by 2-2NT when the notrump bidder is on my right. Against a weak 1NT-Stayman auction I would guess, but I might lead a heart if the 1NT opener by agreement could have a five-card minor, for fear of discards on declarer's five-bagger.
Larry Cohen: If the opponents seem to have a source of tricks, then I'd attack with hearts. If they seem on shaky ground with no running suit, I'd go passive with a minor (unless a trump lead seemed called for). This is a basic textbook answer -- maybe I am missing something.
David Bird: When dummy has indicated a long minor: 1-2-2-4, you need to set up or cash your available tricks in hearts/clubs before the diamonds are established. A heart lead might well be best after such an auction, but with 10-9-8 in the other unbid suit, this is almost as attractive - particularly as you have only three clubs. After an auction such as 1-2-4, I would lead a minor, but only because of the 10-9-8 sequences. If the minors were such as 10-x-x, I would lead a heart.
Kit Woolsey: Assuming IMPs (matchpoints might be another story), I would lead a heart if the opponents had made a slam try. I would lead a heart (probably) if it looked like there was a long minor suit in dummy. Otherwise, I would definitely not lead a heart. I might be leading a trump on some auctions.
Conclusion: If you knew for sure whether or not an opponent's auction showed a long suit, you could lead a heart when he showed a long suit and lead passively otherwise, but there are lots of auctions where long suits are never even bid. How many diamonds does the diamond bidder show when the auction goes 1-2-2-3-4? Take the auction 2NT-3 -3-3NT. The 3 -bidder, with only six HCPs, could be 5215 or could be 5332. The 2NT-opener could be 3325 or could be 3343. Therefore, I always lead a heart from KJ32. I get an extra trick at matchpoints or beat the contract at IMPs at least 50% of the time. If you lead a heart only 50% of the time, you could pick the 50% where a heart lead is bad and beat the contract or get an extra trick at matchpoints zero times. Isn't it better to be consistent? One less thing to worry about.


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Paul Merison explains how you can get your head around the recent changes to the audit report that are now examined in F8 and P7
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During recent years, audit reports have been changing in the real world, and gradually this has resulted in audit standards being changed. From the September 2016 exam sitting these changes ceased to be just a current discussion issue and have hit F8 and P7 in full (note, for P7 UK Stream it remains just a current issue topic until the September 2017 sitting).
Audit reports have a number of issues for students, and always have had:
Understanding the content of an audit report, given many students will never actually try to read a real one.
For those who DO read a real one, the problem that some of the content is beyond where an ACCA exam question is likely to go.
The fact that there are so many possible outcomes for an audit report.
And the problem is that it has now got a bit harder.
Lets go straight to an example, aimed at showing all the possibilities:
You are the auditor of a listed company, and the audit process is nearing completion. You are discussing the companys going concern position with the Audit Committee. Describe the potential audit report outcomes that could arise.
My approach for any audit report outcome question is as follows:
1: Have you got all the audit evidence you need?
Well, if we are having a full discussion with the audit committee I guess the answer is yes. If not, the Opinion would be either a Disclaimer, or an Except for Qualified Opinion, possibly the former given the lack of evidence relates to going concern, so feels pervasive.
2: How has company accounted for the situation, and is it correct? Two issues here. First, the company either uses the going concern basis of preparing the financial statements (FS), or it doesnt. Second, if using the going concern basis, is there any material uncertainty relating to going concern (a MURGC), because if there is the company needs a disclosure note explaining this uncertainty in its FS.
If the company uses the going concern basis, but the auditor thinks the company is not a going concern, the Opinion will be adverse.
If the company uses the going concern basis but there is a MURGC that they fail to disclose in the FS, the Opinion will be either Adverse, or an Except for Qualified Opinion, as the missing disclosure represents a breach of IAS 1.
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If the company uses the going concern basis, there is a MURGC and they have correctly disclosed it in a FS Note then the Opinion is unmodified (the FS are not misstated), but the auditor adds their own MURGC paragraph directly under the Basis For Opinion, to draw attention to the FS Note and ensure shareholders are aware of it, and understand that the auditor agrees with its content.
3: Do we need to consider mentioning the issue:
a. in the KAM?
b. in an Emphasis of Matter paragraph?
c. in an Other Matter paragraph?
The company is listed, so the audit report needs a Key Audit Matters (KAM) section, which in simple terms will explain anything discussed at length with the clients audit committee that is not already mentioned in a modified audit opinion, or as a MURGC (as there is no point repeating ourselves).
So if there is a MURGC in the FS notes, the auditor will already have referred to this either by modifying the Opinion, or by adding a MURGC paragraph below the Basis For Opinion, as described above in point 2.
If there is no MURGC, but going concern remained an issue that caused a detailed discussion with the audit committee, then it will be discussed within the KAM.
An Emphasis of Matter paragraph highlights an important FS disclosure note to the shareholders as long as the note is not a going concern uncertainty (as this is dealt with by the MURGC paragraph). So Emphasis of Matter is not going to be relevant to going concern issues in an exam question, unlike in the past when it certainly was.
An Other Matter paragraph is used where the unaudited Annual Report content is inconsistent with the audited FS.
So, if the FS are considered correct, but the Annual Report says contradictory things about the going concern status of the company, an Other Matter paragraph would refer to the inconsistency, with the Opinion section remaining unmodified.
Audit reports have changed recently, and the changes are already being examined. Invest some time learning, understanding and practising them.
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Thursday, 22 June 2006
New house
Eventually, after a horrible 6 months, we got the keys to our new house! Completion date coincided with probably the busiest date of my working calendar - the launch of Architecture Week. I had to be in the Centre at 7am to be interviewed for BBC Radio Bristol, to work all that day including a private view of our Architecture Week exhibition until 8pm. Somewhere during that day Ben and I managed to sneak out for an hour to collect our keys and take a first look round our new house. It was at the same time exciting, intimidating and a massive relief.
I got horribly drunk at work and was not very helpful when Mum picked me up from work and drove me to the new house where we opened a bottle of bubbly and got even more drunk in the garden, before heading back to Clevedon where Ben's parents laughed at my tipsiness.
Saturday morning we were on the road by 7am as we had to pick up our plants from Simon and Nancy, who had been plant-sitting them, by 8am. Then the removal men were moving us into our new house at 9am.
They were done by 1pm and it was a scorching hot day. Charlie and Chris brought round some lunch for us and we ate in the lovely big garden of our new house. It was amazing. I made a promise that I would never forget the feeling of excitement and relief that I felt that first day.
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To ask the Scottish Government for what reason the competitive tender process for the baby box project was open to one candidate only.
The contract awarded to APS (Scotland) Group Ltd, takes the form of a call-off to the existing Publishing, Print, Design and Associated Services Scottish Government Procurement Framework.
This is a single-supplier framework agreement to which APS Group (Scotland) Ltd were appointed in 2014 following an advertised procurement process.


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Uruguay's President
Some snippets from this great news story about Uruguay's President
"I'm not the poorest president. The poorest is the one who needs a lot to live," he said.
"My lifestyle is a consequence of my wounds. I'm the son of my history. There have been years when
I would have been happy just to have a mattress."
"My country is not particularly open. These measures are logical," he said.
"With marijuana, this is not about being more liberal. We want to take users away from
clandestine dealers.
But we will also restrict their right to smoke if they exceed sensible amounts of consumption.
It is like alcohol. If you drink a bottle of whisky a day, then you should be treated as a
sick person."
"Contemporary politics is all about short-term pragmatism. We have abandoned religion and
philosophy … What we have left is the automatisation of doing what the market tells us."
Dimensions of Idea communication
Lessons for Game designers from "Structure of Scientific Revolutions"
Playing games, Doing Mathematics
Why gamers like pixelated games
Collecting Vs Hoarding Netflix
Game Design tip for Programmers - Less Automation
Review Ghost In The Shell - The blinds scene
Why Electron is the best development platform?
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Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice
Coffeescript: To switch or not to switch
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When your git branch diverges from your remote
Something like Olivia - John Mayer
Online courses - New technology, Old rules
Why Patriotism doesn't make sense
Why sea steading is important to pursue?
Rolling back latest git commit
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Why we need to explore Seasteading?
How to write interactive CLI utility in node.js
The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov
How to print stack trace anywhere in Javascript
It's not fair to compare Android with Internet Explorer
How to debug WebWorker threads?
Why can't I criticize Government if I don't vote? I sure can.
Why the hi-tech minds are writing Social apps?
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HTML5 offline cache - use swapCache carefully
How Wikipedia and Flattr can together change the World
Functional programming in Javascipt using Underscore.js
Youtube ETA - Chrome extension
Why secure airports when it's planes that fly?
Mac book red light audio jack problem on Linux
How to save HTML5 canvas image to Google App Engine
Why don't they publish eBooks for free but with embedded ads?
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ReaderScope v1.7 - Widget, new Icons and .... Ads
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ReaderScope v1.3.2 - Social Channels
ReaderScope v1.3 - Beyond Google Reader
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ReaderScope beta4 - offline fun
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Makeshift XML beautifier in python
HTC Magic (Indian version) - expectations and facts
Android development with Vim + Eclim
FoF - PyOpenGL = miniFoF (possibly for n810)
Twitter client with inkface-pygame v0.2.2
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Static IP configuration on Fedora 10
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XML RPC server inside apache mod_python
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Emtech Diamond Series Single Driver Universal In-Ear monitors include: 1 Set of single driver monitors, small/medium/large Comply Tips, micro fiber cleaning cloth, wax loop/brush, airplane jack 3/16" to 1/8" adapter, carrying case with attached carabineer. Each set of Comply tips come with a wax guard. A 680-ohm filter is also installed in each monitor nozzle to aid in protecting the monitors. Emtech Diamond Series monitors have up to 25dB ambient sound reduction. This is the level of ambient (surrounding area) sound that is blocked by the provided Comply Tips.
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One Seriously Injured in Four-Vehicle St. Pete Crash
It is unclear what caused the initial collision.
ST. PETERSBURG – Police here are investigating a four-vehicle collision that seriously injured one driver and sent two others to the hospital, the St. Petersburg Police Department said.
Corey Allen, 50. was taken to Bayfront Health St. Petersburg with life threatening injuries. Darryl Martin and Anthony Lee Richter, 32, were taken to Bayfront where they were treated and released. Martin's age was not available.The fourth driver, Harold G. Rose, 70, did not seek medical attention.
The crash happened about 2:10 p.m. Monday (July 10) at the intersection of 62nd Avenue N and Dr. Martin Luther King Street. Police said a 2017 Hyundai driven by Allen collided in the intersection with a 2015 Toyota driven by Martin. Those two vehicles then hit two other vehicles that were stopped. One was a 2015 Ford driven by Richter, which was at the stoplight in the westbound median lane at Dr. Martin Luther King Street. The other was a 2007 Ford driven by Rose, which was at the stoplight in the curb lane on westbound MLK.
Police said it is unclear why the Hyundai and Toyota hit each other.
For information about the St. Petersburg police, go to police.stpete.org.
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Esters are a well known group of organic compounds which have been derived from an acid, in whose molecular structure, the hydroxyl group has been substituted by an alkoxy group. Esters usually originate from alcohols and carboxylic acids, and one of the most common type of esters which are well known to us and are a part of our biology are Glycerides, which are nothing but fatty acid esters of glycerol, which happen to be a very important class of lipids, and are an integral component of plant oil and animal fat. In addition to being at the backbone of DNA, they are also widely used in perfumes due to their low molecular mass.


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HCC has developed and has in place student learning outcomes at the Institution, Program, and Course levels to provide clear objectives for the students and faculty.
Institution-Wide Outcomes
HCC has in place five outcomes that oversee not only the general education courses but also the entire curriculum. All HCC courses are connected to at least one Institution Wide Outcome. These outcomes are reviewed annually at the August Representative Assembly meeting, and student performance based upon these outcomes is assessed in courses, program reviews, and institution-wide assessment instruments. Rubrics are currently being developed to assist with consistency of measuring each of these outcomes.
The five HCC Institution Wide Outcomes are as follows:
Program Outcomes
Each academic program at Hutchinson Community College has Program Outcomes. These are based upon direction of the field, guidance from advisory boards, and research in order to provide structure that best prepares students to succeed after graduation. The program outcomes appear on the syllabi for the discipline's courses, and each of course has been mapped to the program outcomes to illustrate where the introduction, reinforcement, and mastery of the program outcomes occurs. While they are assessed every academic year, program outcomes are carefully evaluated during program reviews to make sure they are still applicable.
Course Outcomes
Every credit course at Hutchinson Community College has course outcomes and competencies. Similar to the program outcomes, these are based upon research, guidance from advisory boards, and direction of the field. For the academic transfer courses, the course outcomes and competencies are evaluated by transfer institutions to ensure they are equivalent to what is being taught there and they will be accepted upon when a student transfers to the institution.
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I like Jezebel, and I reallly like Jezebel's commentators. Check out this piece on ambivalence towards pregnancy and the two awesome responses I've reposted below.
"The CDC says that about half (or 49%) of all pregnancies are unintended. And those aren't all teen pregnancies. In fact the largest percentage of those occurs in women aged 18 to 29."
This, yes, exactly, from laureltreedaphne: "If you're using the pullout method and you get pregnant, is that really an accidental pregnancy? This argument drives me crazy, and as my friends and I have shifted into our late 20s / early 30s I see it happening all the time. If you and your partner choose to forgo birth control and then get pregnant, I don't really believe that's an accidental pregnancy – an accidental pregnancy is birth control failing, or someone not understanding how it works. Your pull-out birth control didn't fail – you weren't using birth control.
I really feel like there is this weird phenomenon where women don't want to admit that they want to get pregnant. So they switch to the pull out method, because of all the side effects of birth control. And then 4-5 month's later they're "accidentally" pregnant. It's a way to not own your choice, and it really bothers me. I don't care if you want to have a baby, just have one. Don't create this whole false "whoops" narrative."
and this by rokokobang: "Just own it! The withdrawal method is making an active choice not to use birth control. That's not the same as your condom failing because you left it in a hot car. It makes the conversation go like this:
"Wow! Congratulations!"
"Thank you! Yeah, it was a total surprise!"
"Oh, it was? Like did birth control fail, or…?"
"Oh, well no, we weren't actually using anything."
"So…why were you surprised?"
"Well, we weren't trying!"
"But you weren't preventing pregnancy."
"Well, right. But we weren't trying."


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This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Identifying a Repository on the Stash Server
This is only repository name to <repository-id> mapping. How to figure out repository when I have an ID. With more than 2000 repositories, clicking on all "Settings" for each repo is ridiculous.
Use the "/repos" REST API GET request to get a dump of all repos quickly. Be sure to authenticate first as an admin so that all are visible. Since you have over 2,000 repos, you'll need to use the paging API. It would be something like this:
http://[your-server]/rest/api/1.0/repos?limit=1000&start=0 http://[your-server]/rest/api/1.0/repos?limit=1000&start=1000 http://[your-server]/rest/api/1.0/repos?limit=1000&start=2000 etc...
The result includes an "id" attribute inside each returned repository JSON object:
values: [ { slug: "aui", id: 2, name: "aui", scmId: "git", // etc... }, { slug: "my_repo", id: 11, name: "my_repo", scmId: "git", // etc... }]
You can use this data to build up your ID -> Repo-Name reverse-lookup table.
Here's an example using my flaky demo VM (might not respond): http://vm.bit-booster.com/bitbucket/rest/api/1.0/repos?limit=1&start=0
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As a pioneer in exploring new technologies to enhance customer experiences, the former 14-year
Still, he was ready. He took out his phone, pulled up his LinkedIn profile, hit jobs, searched insurance industry, and queried the number of new jobs listed during the past week. "Are you ready," he asked the crowd, "201,074!"
Then, he asked, "How many of you drove here? How many have auto insurance? How many have a house? How many have home-owners insurance?" The arms flew up in rapid succession.
"Well," he told them, "there's your market!"
Sullivan heads the Bachelor of Arts program in Risk Management offered through the
Vorscheck, who was honored at a special luncheon at Mercyhurst on
Meanwhile, Sullivan wanted this particular crowd to understand how majoring in Risk Management could be a game-changer, especially at Mercyhurst, where the new undergraduate degree blends cyber intelligence skills with risk control, insurance underwriting and insurance claims.
"I have yet to find another program like it in the world," he said.
The rapid growth of online environments and global networks of interconnected devices (Internet of Things) leaves governments, businesses and organizations exposed to new types of cyber security risks. As costs of global cyber crimes continue to skyrocket, demand for professionals skilled at assessing and managing cyber risk is growing rapidly as well.
"The insurance industry is working diligently to identify and insure this kind of risk and the need for talent is huge," Sullivan said.
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Archive for the 'Sundays' Category
Saturday Night vs. Sunday Night Services
We knew we needed to choose either Saturday or Sunday night for an additional service at our new place, so I thought I would let you know why we chose Saturday night.
We talked to a lot of people, checked out a ton of church websites, talked about it in our team, and said a lot of prayers. In the end, I feel like Saturday night will allow us to reach people who do not know Christ or attend Church a little better than a Sunday night would.
In our area, churches have Sunday night services, and they are generally attended by the highly churched. Nothing wrong with that, but we're not trying to reach that demographic. I feel like Saturday night is a night out for a lot of people, and that they might make church a part of their night.
A few other reasons…
#1 – We've got a ton of families with children, and Sunday night is a school night.
#2 – We feel like we can develop an identity on Saturday night…no other churches are doing Saturday nights in our area. I think we can really gain some momentum and reach new people. We've got a full-blown coffee shop in our building, and I'm hoping that people will connect over coffee before or after the evening service.
#3 – One of the most common reasons we heard about churches doing Sunday night over Saturday night was because of staff. Saturday nights are hard for staff. But we don't do Wednesday night stuff, we aren't busy with night meetings throughout the week. We'll do some things to make sure that we're taking care of people, but our staff is committed to reaching people, and I think we could all give a night a week to that mission.
Multiple Services
I'm amazed when I hear about growing churches who are out of space and considering expanding, yet they only have one service on Sunday. If you've only got one service on Sunday morning, and your church has more than 100 people in it, you should move to two services right away. Here's why.
1. Good stewardship. Don't go spend money on expansion until you are having as many services as you can in your current facility. We do four services on Sunday morning, and though it wears me out, I can rest the next day. I'm not spending money on bigger facilities only to use them 2 hours a week.
2. It's better for your volunteers. People say they don't want multiple service because it's hard on volunteers. Umm…just the opposite is true. When you have two services, your volunteers can serve one and work one. You can also do away with administering volunteer rotations.
3. It gives people options. People that don't go to church like options. People in general like options, which is why restaurants serve different things and they make 734 kinds of toothpaste. Some people like an earlier service; some people like to sleep in. Some people would rather go on Saturday night. Give people options, don't make them cater to your preferences.
EVERY time we have added a service time, we have grown. Multiple services are the way to go.
Virtual Tour
We're honored to host church planters on a regular basis, and show them everything we do on Sunday mornings at the theater. But everyone can't make it on a Sunday, so I filmed a video basically walking people around, showing you how we do things. Hopefully, it's the next best thing to visiting in person. Let us know if you have any questions or if you see anything we can do better.
Worship Leading Philosophy
I think it's important for the philosophy of the worship leader to match the philosophy of the pastor and the philosophy of the church service on Sunday. Here's something I wrote and sent to all of our worship leaders, not as a response to anything, but as a reminder.
– I like upbeat and celebration rather than intimate and thoughtful. It's okay to do these kind of songs, but make them the spice rather than the meal.
– I like to get up right after a rockin' song, not after some prayerful meditation. I typically start pretty light and funny and conversational, so a slow song doesn't set that up well.
– I love ending the service with something loud and memorable. either a performance tune or a rockin worhsip song. get people leaving on a high note.
– We love opening the service with a popular cover tune. That kind of stuff unfolds people's arms. If a guest is there and he hears a popular song, he will relax and be more receptive to the message. this isn't a stand up and sing song.
– We need to program and pick songs with the unchurched in mind. If it would sound confusing to someone who hasn't grown up in church, we probably shouldn't do it.
– We like songs for dudes. not necessarily love songs to Jesus about how beautiful he is or how intimate we love him. That may be true, but most guys don't talk like that.
– We are rock and roll, and we like it loud
– I like a mix of songs that people will sing and maybe one new or newer tune each week. If it's all new, then we will lose people. if it's all old, then we will become boring.
– I don't like it when worship leaders set up songs for 2-3 minutes. The little sentences during intros or quoting a verse during a guitar solo is very cool, but in general, I'll do the talking and you do the singing. I promise not to pick up your guitar during my sermon and lead 10 extra minutes of worship if you promise not to preach a sermon setting up a song.
– A worship leaders job is to lead people in worship, not just worship personally. If a singer has his eyes closed, he's not engaging the crowd. you're a worship LEADER. if nobody is following, you're not leading.
– Think of how the words would sound to unchurched men. that's the filter. If a song has a confusing lyric, we need to explain what it means or skip it.
– It's nice when the songs fit the theme, but we connect those dots way more than our people do. there are some awesome songs that are just awesome to sing. the song right before the message and right after the message should fit the best…some of the other songs can just be great songs. if they all fit the theme, then that's great…but an unsingable song that fits the theme doesn't do much for most people.
– It may sound counter-intuitive, but it's not…old hymns redone are also connecting points. People in Cartersville have some church background, so reaching back and pulling something that they remember and updating it is a great way to make a connection.
Teaching Calendar
A couple of months ago, our team went away to lay out the teaching calendar for all of next year. We will make a few adjustments throughout the year, but we know where we're going on the weekends from now all the way until Easter of 2010.
We use Google Docs to keep track of everything. Not only do we lay out the series titles, we put in the key Scriptures, the big idea, announcements we know we need to make and any notes. This document is shared across all of our staff (and a few key volunteers) so everyone can see the big picture. This system works great for us and it's my job (Michael, Lead Pastor) to keep this document up to date.
4 Services on Sunday Morning
Yesterday, we announced that we're starting a 4th service at the movie theater. We are pretty full across the board, so we need more space for people to attend. This was our solution.
Basically, we are setting up two identical theaters for adults. Two sound systems. Two stages. Two lighting rigs. Two sets of volunteers. And two bands. Both services will be exactly the same, and we'll be able to get 4 services into about 3 hours.
I will move back and forth and teach live in each service. We will eventually experiment with some video, but we thought live was a better option for us right now. (Hey, if drunk bands can play music for 4 hours straight in clubs, I figure I can talk about Jesus four times in a row.)
We are formatting all the services like this: 15, 30, 15. 15 minutes of music and worship, plus the welcome. Then 30 minutes for the message. Then 15 minutes for the "wrap up" and some additional worship. This format will allow the service times to overlap.
In case you want to know more, here are some answers to some questions that we put together for our people:
What are the new service times? 9:30, 10:00, 10:45 and 11:15. This means that we will have four great times for people to come to church. All four of the services will be one hour long, just like now.
How is this going to work? We will set up Theater 8 and Theater 12 in the exact same way. Two stages. Two sound systems. Two sets of lights. The rooms will be nearly identical. There will be a worship leader and band in each theater, and Michael will teach live. Overlapping services will allow us to fit four services in three hours.
Why are we doing this? We're more than 80% full at the movie theater in three services and the House of Rock isn't going to be ready in January, which is one of the most important times of the year in our church. We don't think it's a good option to tell people to "go away," and we want to do everything we can to provide a place for people in Cartersville to hear about the grace of God.
Isn't this plan a little crazy? Absolutely. It's bold, audacious and crazy. But we've never been afraid to try things in order to reach people for Christ, and we aren't going to stop now.
What about preschoolers? Just check in your kids at least 10 minutes before the service starts and take them to their class. There will be signs in the classroom to guide you. You can pick them up from that same room when the service is over. The important thing is to arrive at least ten minutes early.
What about elementary kids? The City will be divided into two areas. Depending on what service you attend, your child will either attend the large group or the small group first. If that sounds confusing, don't worry. The volunteers at KidVenture check in will make sure you know what to do each morning. The important thing is to arrive at least ten minutes early.
What if I am late? If you're more than 10 minutes late for a service, don't worry. You're actually early for the next service! For example, at 10:55, the volunteers at KidVenture check in will stop checking in kids for the 10:45 service. We'll do this to maintain the continuity of each KidVenture environment. Doors to the adult service will close 15 minutes after the service begins. In other words, it's important that you're early or on time.
I'm a part of the setup team. What time do I get there now? Since the first service begins at 9:30 instead of 8:45, most of the Crew can arrive at 6:00am. Here's the early morning schedule:
• 5:30 – trucks arrive, unloading begins
• 6:00 – stage setup in all three theaters (two for adults, one for elementary)
• 6:30 – production crew arrives
• 6:30 – KidVenture setup begins
• 7:00 – call time for musicians
• 8:00 – production meeting and service run thru
• 9:00 – Huddle meetings and prayer time
What's going to happen when the House of Rock is completed? This plan is designed to bridge the gap, so when we gain the seats that the House of Rock will provide, we will adjust the schedule.
How can I help? To pull this off, we need about 60 volunteers. Oak Leaf Church is fueled by amazing volunteers…people who leverage their time, talents and energy into serving others and building the Kingdom. If you're interested in serving in one of these areas, just email email@example.com and he will connect you with the right person.
• Host Team (greeters, ushers, coffee) – 20 people
• Production – 10 people
• Preschool – 15 people
• Elementary – 10 people
• Kids Check In – 5 people
• Setup and Tear Down – 7 people
Guide to the Giving Talk
Each week in our services, we receive an offering (you don't ever take an offering by the way). Before we do that, someone from our church explains what is happening. We don't view the offering as a tacked on element, but we try to plan and prepare it just like we do the singing or the sermon. We want to connect the time of giving to everything else that is happening that day.
Here's a 2-page PDF Guide to the Giving Talk that we put together to make sure that people on stage know exactly what should happen during this 2-3 minutes of our service.
Explain It
In our partnership class and sometimes via e-mail, we get questions about how often we do come-forward-type invitations. Public invitations are relatively new to to the organized church, but I grew up in a church were altar calls were standard practice. I'm quite used to them,
At Oak Leaf Church, we sometimes do public invitations. About four or five times a year, we'll really encourage our people to bring their friends (maybe their "one") and we really teach a Gospel message. We'll do some type of public response. Sometimes, we'll ask people to move from their seats; sometimes I will walk them through it and I'll ask them to fill out a card; one time I just asked them to stand up boldly with no music playing.
We've made a commitment to never do things without explaining them. For example, lots of churches tack on communion to the end of a service (nothing wrong with this). But for us, whenever we celebrate The Lord's Supper, we want to take a lot of time and explain the significance and explain what's happening. The same goes for invitations, and baptisms. Because Sunday morning is designed with guests in mind, we don't want to do things that make sense to the insiders but would confuse the outsiders. Calling for decisions, seeing people baptized, celebrating communion…these are all great things. When we do them, we want to be intentional and explain everything.
E-Mail to First Time Guests
Here's the e-mail I just sent first time guests…
Thanks for joining us at Oak Leaf Church the other day. I hope you had a great time, met a few new people, and learned something. We started the church about 17 months ago to lead people from where they are to where God wants them to be. People are at all different places, and we want to help people take a next step towards God. We want to be a real church for real people…we're not trying to make a name for ourselves.
If you have a minute, I'd love to get your feedback from your visit. Here's a link to a short survey that will really help us. Please be honest and let me know what you thought about your experience.
You might also want to consider attending the next partnership class. At the class, you'd learn about the vision and strategy for the church. You can meet people, meet the entire staff, and ask questions if you have any. The next class is May 18. Childcare and lunch are provided – we want to make it easy for you! Let me know if you'd like to attend and I'll add you to the list.
If you have any questions, just let me know.
Guide to the Welcome
Like most churches, we have a welcome as a part of the program. During the welcome, we do three things.
1. Introduce ourselves (the person doing the welcome…we put their name and title on the screens) and welcome people.
2. Talk briefly about our vision OR talk about a next step
3. Welcome guests and explain the connection card.
Though it seems pretty simple, this is actually a very important part of the service. I took some time to write an official guide to doing the welcome. Here's a pdf of that document for your enjoyment.


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Mike mentions on curious frog that this Yeti Sports business is meant to be a 10 game series, beginning with the Yeti with the bat and the penguin and ending with who-knows-what. The second in the series is "Orca Slap" where an orca slaps panguins into a large target.
I wonder if penguins are going to be the projectiles for the entire series.Posted by James at February 15, 2004 12:54 PM
I think the flightless penguins have asked the yeti to help them learn how to fly. So being a good friend the yeti is going to use any means at his disposal. I expect to see catapults and trampolines in the future.Posted by: Mike at February 16, 2004 12:30 PM


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Dudu Tassa grew up in Tel-Aviv in the 1980s and released his first album at the age of 13. In 2002 Tassa joined the band of Israel's most popular TV show, and nowadays he is one of Israel's most prominent singers-songwriters and guitarist on demand as well as a dominant figure in the Israeli rock scene.
Dudu released 8 albums and also produced numerous albums for other artists .He compose for television and cinema and among these are the opening song of Star Born, the Israeli version of American Idol. Further, he was nominated for best sound track in a feature film by Nati Adler's "Kululush". In 2009 Dudu released his sixth album-"In The End You Get Used To Everything". The album included the single "What A Day" that was frequently played on radio stations and in which guitarist Jonny Greenwood, member of Radiohead, participated.
Dudu Tassa continues to be on the peak as one of the most popular rock artists in Israel.
Being an Iraqi-Jewish descendent, Dudu's "root-research" revealed an amazing musical story. Dudu Tassa's grandfather and his brother, known as the Al-Kuwaiti brothers, were the greatest composers-musicians in Baghdad during the first half of the 20th century and acclaimed innovators and creators of modern Iraqi music, still highly esteemed in the Arab world despite their Jewish origin. In his recent album released in 2011, Dudu Tassa and the Al Kuwaiti's, he salutes the Al-Kuwaitis, sings their songs in Arabic and Hebrew, and integrates Iraqi, Middle-eastern, and Israeli rock music, in a unique style.
The album features archive materials from the Kuwaitis and singer Faiza Rushdie as well as up to date artists such as Yair Dalal on oud and known rock vocalists, Berry Sakharov and Yehudit Ravitz.
The band includes: Vocals, Qanun, Violin, Cello, Guitars, Bass,
A documentary film titled: "Iraq' n Roll" has been recently produced regarding Dudu Tassa and the story of the Al Kuwaiti brothers.
In addition to the powerful voice, musicianship and energy of Dudu Tassa, this show is also making amends by promoting an important chapter in the history of popular Arabic music.


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The show began exactly on time, going from 7:30 to 10:45 with a 20-minute intermission. There were zero IPPV issues on my end with a decent 720 stream throughout. That's got to be the most organized I've ever seen Ring of Honor!
1) GEDO & MOOSE vs. SILAS YOUNG & WATANABE
Moose won over Young with a spear. Moose was pretty over, but there's still a few people chanting "sucks" after everyone else chants his name. Story of the match was Gedo out-wrestling Watanabe at every turn, and Silas Young yelling at him saying "do I need to show you how it's done?" Gedo sells to Young a bit and Moose comes in to clean house. A bit of high flying from the 6'5, 295-pounder including big air on a dropkick and a step-up twisting crossbody off the ropes. Young lays out Watanabe after the match.
2) CHIS SABIN vs. KYLE O'REILLY vs. KUSHIDA
Kushida makes Sabin tap to the Fujiwara Armbar. Original plans were Sabin vs. Kushida, but Bobby Fish had travel issues and won't be here so we got a triple threat. Great stuff from all three guys – high flying from Kushida, lots of technical stuff from O'Reilly and Sabin playing the dirty heel. Kyle did the "Dean Ambrose" recovery clotheslines from the ropes which got a good pop. Lots of big moves near the end with the odd man out making the save each time. Finish came with Kushida countering Sabin's Cradle Shock DDT into the armbar. A really good match, and they're playing up Sabin's involvement with The Addiction and the revenge plot of reDragon.
3) MIKE BENNETT & MATT TAVEN (w/ Maria Kanellis) vs. MATT SYDAL & JUSHIN THUNDER LIGER
Kingdom wins it with a spike piledriver on Sydal, after Taven superkicked him out of the Shooting Star Press in a great spot. This was actually pretty cool, albeit it with a lot of comedy stuff that worked for me. Taven and Bennett played Rock, Paper, Scissors to decide who started. Maria ended up being the key factor, as she got up on the apron and did a dance for old man Liger. She shoved his face in her boobs and Steve Corino did a motorboat noise, and Liger turned around into superkicks from the tag champs. Good stuff. Taven and Sydal could put on a 4-star high flying spectacle, but it's nice to see the self-awareness to do something different than the rest of the card, as nobody else is going to be doing comedy spots on this show.
4) CEDRIC ALEXANDER vs. KAZUCHIKA OKADA
Okada wins with the Rainmaker, as you'd expect. These guys had the best match so far and work very well together. There were some technical issues in the building with the lights going out, but they powered through and at times actually looked pretty cool working under a blue light in a pitch black building. Lots of back and forth here. Okada came off like the star he is, but Alexander went hard and left it all out there, almost winning a couple of times with the Lumbar Check and the Kick to Kill. Okada hit the Tombstone Piledriver after looking for it all match, and ended it with the Rainmaker. He tried to pay some respect to his opponent after, but Cedric blew him off.
5) RPG VICE vs. THE DECADE vs. THE ADDICTION
Trent and Rocky had the match put away with an Omori Driver (credit Dave Meltzer, I had no idea what that was called) but Kaz and Daniels threw them out of the ring and stole the pin. Not quite as chaotic as you might expect, as things didn't really break down until the closing sequence. RPG controlled most of the mid-match. The Addiction are heels that didn't come across as heels, as they're largely doing the same stuff they've always been doing, even demanding they be introduced as the "world tag team champions of the world". Crowd chanted for whoever they wanted to chant for. The match was alright, but nothing really stood out to me.
6) SHINSUKE NAKAMURA vs. ACH
Nakamura wins with the Boma Ye. Pretty similar structure to the Okada/Alexander match, just with a bit more personality and ego from both guys. ACH tries to mock the signature Nakamura gestures and taunts and gets kicked in the face for his trouble. Moral of the story – don't disrespect the man. Lots of dropkicks from both men, lots of high flying from ACH. Finish comes with a missed 450 splash, ACH counters the Boma Ye with a front flip kick, but Nakamura hits the Boma Ye anyways.
ROH World TV Championship Match
7) JAY LETHAL (c) vs. TETSUYA NAITO
Lethal wins with the Lethal Injection. Donovan Dijak was out for the House of Truth instead of Truth Martini. Dijak did a bit of interference including a spot that put Naito face first into a steel chair with a drop toehold early on. Lethal controlled about 70% of the match with a slow build towards the Naito comeback. Dijak eventually got himself ejected, but it didn't matter. Lethal missed the Injection, Naito missed the Stardust Press and the champ tried to steal it with multiple dirty pins. Eventually he connects with the Injection to put it away, after a solid match that didn't really feel as big as it needed to. The crowd was appreciative, but not what I'd call "hot". More post-match talk from Lethal, calling his title the best in the world because he holds it; they're building towards a champ vs. champ match with Briscoe at some point.
8) MICHAEL ELGIN vs. HIROSHI TANAHASHI
Tanahashi wins with the High Fly Flow after a hard-hitting match. Elgin came out with the Canadian flag but the crowd wasn't really especially hot for either one, although Tanahashi obviously got the respect he deserves. Story of the match was Hiroshi out-wrestling the whole thing, and Elgin just steamrolling through him regardless, time and time again. Both guys hit a lot of big moves, sold for a few minutes, hit another big move, etc. Slow match, as expected, but I never really got into it. Tanahashi missed the High Fly Flow, running into the knees, but connected on the second attempt to win. He also did one to the floor earlier on, which got a nice reaction.
9) RING OF HONOR ALL-STARS vs. THE BULLET CLUB
AJ Styles, the Young Bucks, Gallows and Anderson represent the Bullet Club. The All-Stars are Mark and Jay Briscoe, Hanson, Rowe and Roderick Strong. Before the bell all ten guys squared off with the faces extending their hands and the Club all doing the "suck it" taunt at the same time. Corino said "we need 32 camera angles for this" and boy was he right. There were too many big highlights to mention, although they did the obligatory "everyone to the outside" spot which saw somebody suplex somebody else into the entire group. Just a crazy, ridiculously fun match to watch. The finish was great – Styles was going for the Clash on Mark, Roddy hit him with the Sick Kick, then one of the Bucks took a Gut Buster, the Jay Driller and a Froggybow for the 1-2-3. The crowd was really into this one, more so than anything else on the card.
Everyone else leaves and ROH Champion Jay Briscoe and IWGP Champion AJ Styles are the only two left, holding their titles. They shake hands, but Jay Lethal comes out of nowhere and attacks both of them. The show ends with Lethal holding up the TV title over Briscoe.
Overall this was a decent show, with a couple of high spots and not very many low spots at all. This was the first time I made it through an entire Ring of Honor IPPV without a single technical issue (on the internet side anyways, and the lights going out twice didn't take away from anything). The best match of the night was either the ridiculous main event, Okada/Alexander or Lethal/Naito depending on who you ask; in my opinion it was the first. The Sabin/O'Reilly/Kushida match had a lot of neat stuff in it too, well worth watching. The low points were the 3-way tag or Elgin/Tanahashi, although neither was remotely bad, just not great.
I really enjoy what Bennett, Taven and Maria are doing to separate themselves from the rest of the show. You could say it's a bit more "WWE influenced", focusing more on the characters and their antics than the wrestling – in the most strict sense of the word – and in a lot of ways that works, so long as the in-ring stuff is there to back it up. I liked this match a bit more than the Tokyo show where they won the titles, personally.