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Introduction: Repair Leather Portfolio With Duct Tape
I have a much loved leather portfolio which I have been using for over 25 years. Sadly, the inside has ripped and frayed, and looked so tattered that it was embarrassing to use it. The duct tape contest inspired me to try repairing it with black duct tape. I am thrilled with the result (photo above) - the portfolio looks almost new - much better than buying a new one!
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Step 1: Materials
I used scissors, a black Sharpie pen, and 2" wide black "Duck" tape. There are many brands of duct tape - I choose one which was wide enough for my needs, came in black, and had the best texture and overall appearance.
Step 2: Remove Frayed and Ripped Section
As you can see, my leather portfolio was in tough shape.
I trimmed away the entire middle section (which was ripped and frayed) and cut off the pen holder loop with scissors.
Step 3: Cut Duct Tape to Fit and Cover Naked Section
I left the duct tape on the roll, but pulled enough of it away from the roll to cover the 12" length of my portfolio so there wouldn't be any drag on it. I notched out the top right hand edge so that the duct tape wouldn't cover the slot that the pad of paper goes in, then carefully pressed the duct tape down, starting with the centre. Once it was in place, I cut it away from the roll.
Step 4: Make New Pen Holder From Duct Tape
- Cut a piece of tape about 1" wide from the roll
- Fold about a 1/4" of the tape inward, along the long edge
- Fold the other long edge inward, so that the raw edges meet roughly in the centre. This will be the inside of the pen holder loop
- Cut a thin strip (about 1/2" wide) of duct tape and attach the pen holder strip to it (see 3rd photo)
- Use this strip to attach one side of the pen holder to the middle of the portfolio. Fold pen holder in half with the remaining raw edge of pen holder extended away from the first thin strip
- Cut another 1/2" strip and use it to cover the remaining raw edge of the pen holder strip and attach it to the portfolio. The two thin strips should meet (see 4th photo)
- Unflatten the pen holder strip and insert pen!
Step 5: Touch Up Any Damaged Areas With a Black Sharpie and Enjoy Your New Portfolio!
Use a black Sharpie or other permanent ink felt pen to colour in any damaged or worn areas of the leather portfolio.
Carry your renewed portfolio with pride!
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Managing Your Roster
Administrator / Managers can manage the their Project Rosters.
1. Select the Active Project, and click on Manage Roster button as shown below:
2. In this page you can configure the permissions and hourly rate of each worker within this specific project.
3. You can Invite Existing and Non Existing Worker to the project, also you can remove the worker / member from the project.
4. You can assign various levels of permission to workers (see below screenshot).
Hourly Rate
You can set your worker's hourly pay that can be automatically calculated based on the hours recorded for that individual worker. You can check "locked" so only you can edit this rate.
Manage Workers Permission
You can click the icon that is above "Manage Workers Disabled" in order to enable a particular worker to invite new workers. Clicking on this icon gives them permissions to control which workers are assigned to which projects.
Manage Projects Permission
You can click the icon that is above "Manage Projects Disabled" in order to enable a particular worker to edit, close, or delete the project that you have created.
Manage Tasks Permission
You can click the icon that is above "Manage Tasks Disabled" in order to enable a particular worker to create and edit specific tasks for that project.
Edit Time Permission
You can click the icon that is above "Edit Time Disabled" in order to enable a particular worker to edit their time in each worksession. Workers can effectively edit their own timesheets using this permission. This permission should be given out only to trusted workers.
Remove Worker
If you wish to remove a particular worker from a project, you may click on the red X to remove the worker.
Edit Project
This button allows you to change the Project Details as well as the Screenshot Controls. See Editing Projects for more information.
Delete Project
This button permanently deletes all the data for the project and removes it from your list of projects. See Deleting the Project for more details.
Close Project
Prevents any changes to be made to the project and prevents workers from checking in. Data is not deleted unlike the previous button.
Manage Tasks
This button allows you to add or remove tasks. Tasks can be assigned to specific workers (or a group of workers) and can be assigned a due date.
Before you add a new task, you need to create a New Task List by clicking the button at the bottom of the Task Lists box.
New Task Lists
When creating a new task list, you can enter both a Name and a Short Description for the task list.
New Tasks
To create a new task, you can click the Add New Task button located in the middle of the left side of the Tasks box. When creating this task, you can enter a task and assign it to a particular person while choosing a Task List to assign it to.
In addition you can choose the task priority, a number from 1 to 99 and you can choose whether or not to send the worker an email notification about the task. After setting the due date, you can hit Add Task to complete the process.
Managing Tasks
You can find existing tasks by looking them by whom they were assigned to and the due date. You can also click the empty check-box to indicate that a particular task is completed.
The writing pad icon allows you to edit tasks and the trash can icon allows you to delete tasks.
Work Session Edit
This button allows you to manually edit the hours you have worked.

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The anatomy-conserving SOAR system is the first retractor to integrate neural retraction and articulating discectomy instruments with a tubular tissue retractor system. By reducing neural retraction requirements and enhancing visualization, the SOAR Retractor System is designed to minimize neurologic risk while facilitating decompression and discectomy for interbody fusion procedures.
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- Access Portal maintains hands-free neural retraction during discectomy
Retractor tubes
- Retractor tube lengths up to 120mm to accommodate larger patients and extra-foraminal approaches
- Choice of multiple diameters to balance visualization needs with anatomy conservation
Dilation options
- The SOAR system can be used with standard dilation methods or with the unique Oblique Access Dilation System (OADS) to facilitate facet-preserving access to the spine
Surgeons utilizing SOAR™ were also interested in these other Anatomy-Conserving Technologies:
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For a complete listing of indications, contraindications, precautions and warnings, please refer to the package insert.


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CERV: The Chevrolet Ultimate R&D Vehicle, Circa 1960
In November 1960, Zora Arkus-Duntov publicly unveiled a project he had been working on for several years, the Chevrolet Engineering Research Vehicle, or CERV. Hot Rod magazine's technical editor Ray Brock and Petersen Publishing photographer Eric Rickman were on hand at Riverside Raceway to document the car's track time, during which Duntov, Dan Gurney and Stirling Moss drove the roadster on several different combinations of Firestone tires and Halibrand magnesium wheels.
(An interesting bit of trivia: Some of the research we've seen about this car said its name was changed from CERV to CERV I after Duntov's second CERV appeared a few years later. Not so. Brock points out in his Feb. 1961 Hot Rod story that the car is called CERV I as it's "number-one of this particular type. ")
Duntov built the car in the thick of Chevrolet's racing ban, and Brock was careful to position the car as "a research tool to evaluate ride and handling characteristics of many new ideas Chevy engineers wished to try." But in a nod to its obvious race-car appearance, he added, "To amplify the suspension and ride qualities, CERV was designed with a high power to weight ratio so that the car could be tested under the extreme conditions found only on various types of race courses at high speed."
And that's exactly what Duntov had done in the months leading up to CERV's Riverside appearance. At GM's high-speed track at the Milford proving ground, "the car was run in excess of 170 mph and handled beautifully despite 15-20 mph crosswind gusts," Brock wrote, while a late fall test on Pikes Peak "produced times comparable to those turned in by the fastest championship cars that climb the hill each July fourth." At Riverside, Gurney and Moss "both turned lap speeds under 2 minutes, 4 seconds, with just a couple of warmup laps behind the wheel. Moss' lap record at Riverside with a Grand Prix Lotus is just under 1 minute, 55 seconds," Brock noted.
CERV I is among the most famous of Corvette prototypes, and its now-well-known engineering details were spelled out succinctly in the subtitle of Brock's story: "Designed to test new engineering ideas, Duntov's latest creation features fully independent suspension, transaxle, tube frame and 350-pound aluminum V8 with one horsepower per pound." Digging into the Petersen photo archives turned up outtakes by both Brock and Rickman that weren't published in Hot Rod and so provide a fresh look at components like the tall intake tubes feeding the Rochester fuel injection, the modified Corvette inboard-mounted brakes that sandwiched the Halibrand quick-change rearend, the delicate-looking chromoly tube frame within the fiberglass body panels, and the beautifully crafted control arms at each corner.
"With 350-plus horsepower and 1600 pounds of car plus driver, the natural conclusion would be that this car is an outstanding performer, and that's the exact description," said Brock. "Just what CERV will be used for next has not been announced by Chevrolet, but it is apparent that the initial tests of suspension, transaxle, engine, etc., were quite successful. Only time will tell but we wouldn't be a bit surprised to see many of the features of CERV show up in production Chevrolets of the future." Vette


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We head to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos on Westjet to visit Grace Bay – the #1 beach in the world. Turquoise blue and crystal clear waters await as we land on Provo, the largest of 42 islands in the Turks and Caicos chain.
In this episode, we take you on a tour of Villa del Mar, a boutique resort very close to Grace Bay beach. Then we put the drone into the sky and fly west pointing out all of the resorts along the way. And finally, we have our first Spotlight Feature – an exclusive tour of Turks Head Brewery where afterward we sample some of the products they create. Delicious!
We have more episodes in this series coming so don't miss these informative videos about an island most people never get to see. Subscribe and turn notifications on to be informed when new episodes are released. And thanks for watching!
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Revealed: Arsenal Official €60m Bid For Lorenzo Insgine Ahead Of Summer
Goonersden brings you news from top football news sites from the likes of ESPN, SkySport, Daily Mail, Daily Star and Metro… We also Analyse football, player, transfer and predict Arsenal starting line-up.
Arsenal have made a bid to sign Napoli duo Faouzi Ghoulam and Lorenzo Insgine, according to reports in Italy.
Last week, it was reported that Arsenal sent a representative to Napoli's game against Atlanta a fortnight ago to watch both players in action.
The duo couldn't save their team from suffering a two-nil defeat on the night but it appears their individual performances impressed the Gunners' scout.
According to Calcio Mercato, Arsenal have followed up that scouting trip with an official bid to sign both players.
The report claims a written bid worth €60m has been tabled by Arsenal for both players.
Scouting a player and making an official bid are two different things and Arsenal's decision to firm up its interest must have caught many Gooners unaware.
If it is true, it means Arsenal are wasting no time to strengthen their squad that has failed to challenge for a major title once again.
Looking at Arsenal's team, the left back position and the right wing are two positions that are lacking in quality and Arsenal's move to fix the problem with Ghoulam and Insigne means the club is looking to do better next season.
Ghoulam and Insigne have both failed to agree on a new contracts with Napoli and we could well use their situation to our advantage.
Both players have contributed to a combined 18 of Napoli's league goals (both in goals and assists) this season and could well have the chance to continue their partnership at the Emirates next season. Arsenal's offer should be more than enough to bring them here considering their contractual situation.


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If you have already downloaded the new TomTom GO mobile app, you can uninstall the TomTom Navigation app. The steps to uninstall an app can be found on the FAQ page on Google Play.
Please note that the map that was downloaded for the TomTom Navigation app may still remain on your device. This will be automatically removed when you start the new TomTom GO Mobile app, giving you space to download the latest map for your new app.
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As you may have figured out from previous posts, Jon Acuff has had a big influence on my life this past year. Reading his book, Quitter, and attending his Quitter conference, really impacted me. It somehow flipped a switch in me. Or helped ignite a flame that was dwindling.
It's so weird when someone's words and suggestions really resonate with you on a deep level. Especially when you don't know them. I didn't have the chance to meet him at the conference. Other than an email or comment or twitter exchange, we've never spoken. However, I believe God uses unexpected people to help speak things that you need to hear.
That has been the case with him over the last half of this year. His words and the experience of the conference have prompted me to make changes in my life. Of course, there are many others close to me that have helped encourage me as well. And I am so grateful for the communities of people that I have around me! I know I would not have been as open to this message had I not already been working towards making significant changes in my life through their help.
I recently came across a list that I wrote of my goals for 2011. It kind of shocked me, as I had forgotten that I wrote it. I am not a big New Year's resolution person. I typically don't follow through on them and I get frustrated with myself when I don't.
That's why in June of this year, I decided to do something different. I decided it was time to make some lifestyle changes. I decided to get healthier. The main goal was to lose weight, but it wasn't the focus. I wanted to change the way that I approached it. I wanted to take it slow and improve a little bit every day, instead of trying to drop a huge amount of weight upfront and not be able to maintain it. I have done that plenty of times in the past! I wanted to be a healthier me.
What surprised me most when I saw the list was that I had actually made significant progress on almost every item on the list. Wow! I don't think that has ever happened before. And, remember, I had not been focusing specifically on the list.
So how did I do it? I made a commitment to do it. And, I had communities of people supporting me. When I decided to get healthier, I joined a kettlebell class. The relationships that I've formed with people who are getting stronger and healthier (and my incredible trainers) has had a huge impact on my desire to keep going. They support me and encourage me.
After I went to the Quitter conference, I have continued to stay in touch with other people who are also learning to follow their dream. While we don't speak often, we have continued to support each other in our blog comments and given support through Twitter.
As I have walked through my faith journey over the last few years, I have been surrounded by a community of friends and leaders that have helped me learn to take steps towards becoming the person God wants me to be. This has helped me grow in my faith, and also helped me start figuring out what I think God wants me to do in this life.
These are just a few examples of things that I have done this year. Which is also a very long winded explanation for this post. Once again, Jon has challenged me. This time, it's to be intentional about 2012.
He's challenged me to commit to FINISHING my goals.
Not starting them.
Not just work on them.
But, to finish them.
As he so eloquently states, "Starting a project doesn't change the world. Finishing a project changes the world."
So, now I'm going to challenge you. Come along on the ride with me! Figure out what your goals are for 2012, and commit to finishing them.There will be a community of people supporting you and keeping you on track. I am willing to be one of them!
I am currently working on my list right now. Wow, it is tough to decide what the right balance is between pushing yourself and being somewhat realistic given your time constraints. But, I am committed to do it! And, Jon helps with that too.
I am so excited about the possibilites of approaching it from this angle. Last year was about learning to dream again and getting myself to commit to start things again. Now, I am going to work on finishing them!
I'd love to have you join me!


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Deftly blending its rich British heritage and superior
watchmaking ingenuity, Arnold & Son celebrates its
250th anniversary with a superb timepiece that reflects
its famed past with a visionary look forward. The unique and
impressive Double Tourbillon Escapement Dual Time watch - DTE - is
a marvel of mechanical mastery and aesthetic elegance.
Renowned for its innovative technology and amazing technical
prowess Arnold & Son continually brings horological excellence
to new heights. Such is the case with the DTE, which joins the
brand's much-coveted Instrument Collection, whose signature is
in-house manufactured movements inspired by the timepieces produced
during the second part of John Arnold's life when he and his son,
John Roger, dedicated themselves to the quest for absolute
Arnold & Son can easily be considered the father of
modern marine timekeeping. Because of its technical
superiority in watchmaking, Arnold & Son developed and
produced chronometers that solved the 18th-century
problem of determining longitude at sea (also, thereby establishing
themselves as official suppliers to the Royal Navy). Clearly one of
the greatest watchmakers in history, John Arnold shared his
knowledge and passion with Abraham-Louis Breguet. Evidence of their
partnership is Breguet's first ever tourbillon cage (No 169)
mounted in John Arnold's No. 11 movement, a watch that can be found
today in London's British Museum.
This year, as Arnold & Son honours its 250 years of
watchmaking heritage, it celebrates by unveiling the perfect dual
time Double Tourbillon Escapement watch. The DTE is a
masterpiece of symmetry, balance and three-dimensional beauty
combined with technical foresight and ultimate performance
precision. The watch, powered by the all-new mechanical
hand-wound calibre A&S8513, brings the centuries-old tradition
of double movements back to life - in 21st century
style. It features two separate time zone displays - each of which
can be set independently from the other thanks to dedicated setting
mechanisms. Each has its own gear train and its own tourbillon
In addition to the double tourbillon escapement and the dual
dial/dual time indication, the watch is incredibly efficient in
that it not only offers local time in hours and minutes, but also
offers hours and minutes of a second time zone to be set separately
- thereby enabling the wearer to have precise time in zones that
differ from Greenwich Mean Time by quarter- or half-hour
increments. The double barrels of the watch offer a superb 90 hours
of power reserve.
In typical Arnold & Son style, the watch is incredibly
detailed and features superlative Haute Horlogerie finishing. The
dial side of the timepiece offers symmetry and depth. It features
two white lacquered domed dials - one each at 12 o'clock and 6
o'clock - for the dual time displays. The two tourbillon
escapements are harmoniously balanced at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock
and seem to float over the dial thanks to their alluring raised
18-carat red gold bridges. The backdrop for these double lacquered
dials and double tourbillon escapements is a magnificently
decorated verticalCôtes de Genèvestripes plate. The two crowns -
one each for setting the local and the home time - are located at 2
o'clock and 8 o'clock, and the two mainsprings are wound using the
crown at 2 o'clock.
The 43.5 mm DTE is created in 18-carat red gold. The white dials
(with Roman numerals in one and Arabic numerals in the other) are
accented with blued hour and minute hands. The back of the watch
features a transparent sapphire crystal for viewing the splendidly
decorated nickel-silver movement. In all, this masterpiece of
tradition and vision, of technology and elegance reinforces the
watchmaking prowess of Arnold & Son, and elevates its
accomplishments to all new heights.
Ref. 1DTAR.L01A.C120A18-carat red gold case
Limited edition: 28 timepieces
local hours and minutes, GMT hours and minutes, double
Exclusive Arnold & Son mechanical double tourbillon movement,
hand-wound, 42 jewels, diameter 37.3 mm, thickness 8.35 mm, power
reserve 90 h, double barrel, 21,600 vibrations/h. Movement
decoration: nickel-silver movement, rhodium treated with
superlativeHaute Horlogeriefinishing: hand-chamfered bridges and
polished edges, fine circular graining andCôtes deGenève
rayonnantes, plate dial side withCôtes deGenève, circular
satin-finished wheels with hand-chamfered and polished edges, blued
screws with bevelled and mirror-polished heads Tourbillon: 18-carat red
gold bridges, satin-finished and mirror-polished surfaces with
hand-chamfered and polished edges, hand-chamfered and
mirror-polished tourbillon cages.
18-carat red gold, diameter 43.5 mm, cambered sapphire with
anti-reflective coating on both sides, case back see-through
domed and white lacquered
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Folks should be aware that WBPS meets monthly the 3rd Thursday of the month unless noted.
"Take your clothes off, be natural!"
Wreck beach has such a unique naturist culture and valuable wild nature which you will never experience anywhere else in the world.
In order to protect our precious environment, everybody needs to respect each others!
WBPS: Judy Williams


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Fri, 29th Jun 2018 15:00
29 June 2018
WideCells Group PLC ('WideCells Group' or 'the Group')
Result of Annual General Meeting
WideCells Group PLC, the healthcare services company focused on providing stem cell services and ground-breaking insurance for stem cell treatment, is pleased to announce that all resolutions put to the meeting were duly passed at the Group's Annual General Meeting held earlier today. Resolutions 9 and 10 were not put to the meeting, as equivalent resolutions had been duly passed at the Group's General Meeting held on 28 June 2018.
For further information, please visit the Group's website www.widecellsgroup.com, follow us on Twitter @WideCells_Group or contact:
WideCells Group PLC
CEO - João Andrade
Tel: +351 919 033 171
Smaller Company Capital Limited
Broker - Jeremy Woodgate & Rupert Williams
Tel: +44 (0) 20 3651 2912
Shard Capital Partners LLP
Broker - Damon Heath & Erik Woolgar
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7186 9950
St Brides Partners Limited
PR - Charlotte Page & Isabel de Salis
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7236 1177
Notes to Editors
WideCells Group PLC
WideCells Group PLC is building an integrated stem cell services company, focused on making stem cell treatments accessible and affordable. This is achieved through three divisions:
The Group has three divisions:
· CellPlan: the world's first stem cell healthcare insurance plan with financial cover for medical treatment, travel and accommodation expenses and concierge service to manage the treatment process.
· WideCells: The Institute of Stem Cell Technology has been established and is based in the University of Manchester Innovation Centre to provide stem cell storage services and focus on stem cell research and regenerative medicine. Its international cryogenics division specialises in stem cell storage, with the Group currently offering umbilical cord blood and tissue storage services to clients in the UK and Europe under the brand name BabyCells.
· Wideacademy: an education and training division to promote awareness of the benefits of stem cell storage across the global general practice community.
The Group has built an experienced senior management team that has been integral to the development of its growth and business to date.
Stem Cell Fast Facts:
· Cord blood (which is taken from the umbilical cord) provides the most effective source of stem cells for families due to it being simple, safe and painless to collect relative to other sources of stem cells such as bone marrow - WideCells will focus on promoting the collection and storage of cord blood.
· Since 2005, there has been a 300% increase in the number of illnesses that can be treated using stem cells.
· 82 illnesses can currently be treated using stem cell procedures.
· Despite initial storage often costing no more than a few £thousand, actual treatment can cost in the £hundreds of thousands
This announcement contains inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) 596/2014 (MAR). On publication of this announcement, this inside information is now considered to be in the public domain.


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Dawn is beautiful over the city.
David's new life is tiring, but only about as tiring as farming.
Day and night he busks for tips in the streets of San Myshuno.
Tofu is with him, of course… mostly.
It's thanks to her that he's out of Newcrest. She saved Edda Spence from drowning and became a national hero. Tours, speeches, ribbons presented by Dr. Spence himself and a slightly older Edda… Tofu got the royal treatment, and David got to give it to her.
All good things must come to an end, though. As Tofu got older, she got sick, and it became clear that Newcrest didn't have the facilities to take care of her. So it was that the two of them were shipped out to the little town of Brindleton Bay and the pet hospital there, and so it was that Tofu died outside of Newcrest's control.
So David left.
What else could he do? He took the urn with Tofu's ashes and his guitar, and he ran.
The dawn is beautiful over San Myshuno, because it's free.


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WWSAPI to WCF interop 5: WSFederationHttpBinding with mixed mode security
WCF endpoints with WSFederationHttpBinding accept SAML tokens issued by trusted Security Token Services (STS, the Issuing Party, or IP). The first thing that should be noted with WSFederationHttpBinding is that secure conversation (specifically, the February 2005 version) is turned on and no knob is provided to turn it off (in fact, this is the case for WS2007FederationHttpBinding in .NET 3.5 as well). WSFederationHttpBinding has three security modes: None, Message, TransportWithMessageCredential. In Win7, WWSAPI will only provide support compatible to the TransportWithMessageCredential mode.
First of all, in order to send a SAML token, the client has to obtain such a token. For a WCF client using WSFederationHttpBinding, this happens automatically as the client will follow the STS endpoint specified in the binding to retrieve the SAML token. When there are multiple STS's, the WCF client actually automagically unwinds the trust chain. In contrast, WWSAPI intentionally does not provide such magic. Instead, an API named WsRequestSecurityToken is provided for the client to call to get the token from the STS. Details of how to use WsRequestSecurityToken will be discussed in a later post. For the purpose of this post, we just need to know that the client has to call WsRequestSecurityToken (possibly multiple times) to get a token before building a proxy or channel to communicate with the WCF service endpoint (the Relying Party, or RP). The token returned from WsRequestSecurityToken is an opaque WWSAPI handle, WS_SECURITY_TOKEN.
The WS_SECURITY_TOKEN will be used in the WS_XML_TOKEN_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING to represent the message credential. In addition to WS_XML_TOKEN_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING, we need WS_SSL_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_BINDING in order to build the security description that matches the TransportWithMessageCredential mode in WSFederationHttpBinding. The following code shows how to do this.
WS_SECURITY_TOKEN* securityToken = NULL;
// call WsRequestSecurityToken to retrieve the security token
// e.g. WsRequestSecurityToken(channel, NULL, 0, &securityToken, NULL, error);
// declare and initialize an XML security token message security binding
WS_XML_TOKEN_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING xmlTokenBinding = {}; // zero out the struct
xmlTokenBinding.binding.bindingType = WS_XML_TOKEN_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING_TYPE; // set the binding type
xmlTokenBinding.bindingUsage = WS_SUPPORTING_MESSAGE_SECURITY_USAGE; // set the binding usage
xmlTokenBinding.xmlToken = securityToken; // securityToken returned from WsRequestSecurityToken
// declare and initialize an SSL transport security binding
WS_SSL_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_BINDING sslBinding = {}; // zero out the struct
sslBinding.binding.bindingType = WS_SSL_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_BINDING_TYPE; // set the binding type
// declare and initialize the array of all security bindings
WS_SECURITY_BINDING* bootstrapSecurityBindings[2] = { &sslBinding.binding, &xmlTokenBinding.binding };
// declare and initialize the security description
WS_SECURITY_DESCRIPTION bootstrapSecurityDescription = {}; // zero out the struct
bootstrapSecurityDescription.securityBindings = bootstrapSecurityBindings;
bootstrapSecurityDescription.securityBindingCount = WsCountOf(bootstrapSecurityBindings);
Now this security description won't work with a WCF endpoint using WsFederationHttpBinding. Why? We need secure conversation. As noted earlier, secure conversation is required in WSFederationHttpBinding, so the WWSAPI client has to use the WS_SECURITY_CONTEXT_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING to describe how to use secure conversation (version, entropy mode, etc.). If you are familiar with the WS-SecureConversation spec, you know that the original client credential is used to negotiate a session key, which is used for future client authentication. In the WWSAPI design, the initial negotiation using the client credential (the SAML token here) is called bootstrapping. A separate channel is created to do this negotiation, which needs to be described in a different security description. This is exactly what the code above gives you (notice the word "bootstrap" in the variable name?). Now if you look into the WS_SECURITY_CONTEXT_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING, you will know how to hook this up.
// declare and initialize a secure conversation message security binding
WS_SECURITY_CONTEXT_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING contextBinding = {}; // zero out the struct
contextBinding.binding.bindingType = WS_SECURITY_CONTEXT_MESSAGE_SECURITY_BINDING_TYPE;
contextBinding.bindingUsage = WS_SUPPORTING_MESSAGE_SECURITY_USAGE;
contextBinding.bootstrapSecurityDescription = &bootstrapSecurityDescription;
// declare and initialize the array of all security bindings
WS_SECURITY_BINDING* securityBindings[2] = {&contextBinding.binding, &sslBinding.binding};
// declare and initialize the security description
WS_SECURITY_DESCRIPTION securityDescription = {}; // zero out the struct
securityDescription.securityBindings = securityBindings;
securityDescription.securityBindingCount = WsCountOf(securityBindings);
Please note that in the code above we reuse the sslBinding used in the bootstrap security description. This is necessary because WWSAPI requires the transport security used for protecting the secure conversation to be same as the one initially used to negotiate the session key. This requirement simplifies the design as well as the usage pattern. Of course you don't have to use the same variable. As long as the binding type and settings match, it is ok.
Note: the corresponding WSFederationHttpBinding object can be created by new WSFederationHttpBinding(WSFederationHttpSecurityMode.TransportWithMessageCredential). It is represented in the following element in config:
<binding name="federation">
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If the constant barrage of Christmas music in the mall wasn't enough of an indication, the madness of the holiday season is upon us once again.
It can be a mighty stressful time of year: Families need visiting, presents need buying, commercialism needs flexing and perhaps most of all, good cheer needs spreading. It's not hard to feel a little Grinch-like (or left out if you don't celebrate any of the "big three" holidays this month) with all the stress swirling around, but fear not — I've rustled up a few geeky tools and projects that will make the season go down smoothly, like a fine eggnog.
First of all, arm your iPhone accordingly with this stellar list of seasonal survival apps, thanks to the good folks at Mashable. Flightcaster and Gasbag will help with travel woes, while ShopSavvy and Yowza should take some of the sting out of shopping. Mixology (also listed here) has got to be one of the coolest drink-related apps I've ever seen. I suspect that self-confessed "drink nerd" Rachel Maddow would be proud.
There's also the business of home decorating and party-throwing. Need to impress the cute girl at the office party with a bit of brilliant geekery? Try out this insanely cool video for a how-to on making holiday lights dance to the beat of your music. All you need is a string of Christmas lights (cheap ones will do just fine), a wire cutter, and a basic sense of the back of your stereo system (you know, that scary, dusty place), and you're good to go.
Whether you're rocking some appropriately cheesy holiday tunes or something with a little crunk to it, you have an instant lightshow. I daresay this is one of the coolest uses of cheap holiday decorations since Clark W. Griswald's impressive home display in the classic film Christmas Vacation.
Just in case you're in need of some seasonal tunes on the cheap, check out Amazon's list of free holiday MP3s. It's hard to say anything bad about a collection this eclectic and awesome (relatively speaking — these are Christmas songs, after all) for the delightful price of free.
Finally, for the die-hard dorks among us, there is io9's fantastic assortment of sci-fi themed holiday decorations. The Star Trek stockings, Robot Love Hanukkah cards and True Blood ornaments are a particularly nice touch.


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If you think you know the story about the Witches of Oz think again.
The musical Wicked is based on the novel 'Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West' by Gregory Maguire which creates a parallel universe to L. Frank Baum's 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'.
Wicked tells the story about the Witches of Oz before Dorothy defeated the Wicked Witch of the West. The musical shows how two very different young girls become Glinda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West and how their relationship defines the future of Oz.
At the beginning Glinda, a popular and spoiled young girl, and Elphaba, an outcast
green (!) girl, have to share a dormitory much to their dismay. Elphaba get's so upset about this that she accidentally uses her powers and frightens her classmates. When their teacher Madame Morrible sees this she makes Elphaba her personal student. Glinda is furious about this as it was her plan to become Madame Morrible's student. This fuels the girl's hatred for each other even more and Glinda tries everything to embarrass and upset Elphaba. While the girl's are fighting with each other a new student arrives and things take a turn for the worse in Oz. As the story continues Elphaba struggles to stay true to herself and to being good by helping others, while Glinda is torn between her friends and conscience and also wanting to be popular.
Besides the girls' feud the show also focuses on the politcal topics of race and the rights of minorities. Stephen Schwartz, who wrote the lyrics and music, describes the political storyline of the show by referring to Elphaba's character development: 'Also, the central character of Elphaba clearly has her political conscience and consciousness raised in the show – as she becomes aware of the plight of the Animals, fighting the injustice being done to this "race" becomes her central cause […]. In effect, as in the book, she becomes a revolutionary.'
The musical is a sight to behold, apart from the fantastic story the set design is amazing. The stage transforms with every scene and works with the actors' performance. It really gives you the feeling that you just travelled with Elphaba and Glinda from the university campus to the Emerald City. As colourful as the musical is it also captures the sad or desperate situations of the characters perfectly. The actors are also able to perform simultaneously on two levels on stage. Which gives the show an unique and complex feeling and complements the actors' vibrant performance.
The performance of the actors is outstanding. The actresses of Elphaba (Emma Hatton) and Glinda (Savannah Stevenson) manage to capture the audience with their performances. When they sing 'Defying Gravity' together you will get goosebumps. Emma Hatton does an excellent job at capturing Elphaba's struggle to fit in but at the same time trying not to care whether the others accept her or not but also at portraying the Wicked Witch as a misunderstood girl who is just trying to help others but ends up being judged for her actions. At the end of the musical one can understand what let her to believe she can only do worse. As an opposite to Elphaba, Savannah Stevenson shows a different take on Glinda the Good who is in fact not as perfect as she wants people to believe and struggles which side she should take. Savannah Stevenson is able to bring depth to the seemlingly shallow character who just focuses on being popular.
In addition to the two main characters other characters include The Wizard (Mark Curry) and Madame Morrible (Liza Sadovy) who plays the girls' teacher. Oliver Savile does a remarkable job at playing Fiyero and showing how people can change when they meet just the right person who brings out the best in them and challenges them to think differently.
The main question of the musical is if people are born wicked or if their environment changes them for the worst. The musical answers this question throughout the play through the actions and emotions of the characters but without explicitly stating what the answer is, the viewers have to figure it out themselves. It also shows that a lot of situations which seem black or white are really more complex then they seem and encourages you to take a closer look before you form an opinion.
You are looking for a musical which is very well performed and staged or for one that inspires you to think about certain topics even after the musical has ended? Either way Wicked is the perfect choice for you.
Where: The Apollo Victoria Theatre, 17 Wilton Rd, London SW1V 1LG (next to Victoria Station)
When: Everyday at 7.30 pm + Wednesday & Saturday 2.30 pm
Premiere: 2003 on Broadway and 2006 in London
Price: Tickets cost £19 to £115
Reviewed by: Michaela Koch an Intern at Tti School of English
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When a loved one passes, starting the probate process can seem like a daunting task. You may hear the terms "formal administration" or "summary administration" and not know what they mean or what the difference is.
In layman's terms, a formal administration is a full administration of the estate. Generally, you need to do a formal administration when the estate's assets are greater than $75,000 excluding homestead property (basically the descendant's primary residence) or when required in the Last Will and Testament. A formal administration takes more time, around six months to more than a year to complete, and cost more than a summary administration.
A summary administration is generally faster and less expensive than a formal administration. If the estate is less than $75,000 excluding homestead property or the descendant has been dead for more than two years, a summary administration might be a better option.
However, even if the estate qualifies for summary administration, there are times it is not a better option, such as:
- Minor Beneficiaries– If some of the beneficiaries are minors, the court might want a guardianship established to handle the minor beneficiaries' property. However, the personal representative of a formal administration could avoid this through the Florida Uniform Transfers to Minors Act.
- Missing Heir– You cannot probate an estate with a missing heir via a summary administration. You must use a formal administration.
- Uncooperative Beneficiaries– If beneficiaries are being uncooperative with each other, a formal administration may be needed to sale property and finalize the estate.
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An interview with
Hussein Merghani
By | Jessica Tana
The dappled light catches in the dark crevices zigzagging across the old man's face. He looks out with a curious gaze neither malicious nor inviting. A play of blues, yellows and browns have been used to capture his skin tone, the pattern on his shirt falling away drawing the eye to the painted shadow behind him. He is just one of the many faces of Sudan captured in Hussein Merghani's watercolour paintings. "I love Sudani life," Merghani says, his face framed by a large cheerful smile and thoughtful eyes often wandering off to study the changing light amongst the trees.
"I paint because I enjoy it, to express what is inside, but people often tell me I paint the 'real' Sudan." From tea ladies, fruit sellers and street scenes of Khartoum to carts carrying water on sandy tracks of land, Merghani's work undoubtedly captures a part of Sudan. Unsurprisingly what drew me to his fluid and colourful works was this idea of the 'real' Sudan as well.
Perhaps it is because he tries to find an undercurrent in the lives of the people he paints. A painting of a young woman in a shiny yellow tobe shows more than her age and dress; she wears her life on her face. Her expression is weary, her stance calm and confident. She is beautiful without meaning to be. "I love to sit and watch people's faces," Merghani elaborated. "I like to think what they are thinking about. Sometimes I imagine a whole story there; a sad story perhaps. Then I see them staring at me and getting angry 'Why are you staring at me!' they say and I have to turn the page and apologise!".
Merghani, 48, graduated from Khartoum College of Fine and Applied Art in 1998, back when it was a polytechnic school. He did not, however, study Fine Art. "My uncles told me I would not survive as an artist," he said. Merghani was pressured to study Graphic Design, but his mother always supported her son's ambitions to become an artist. As a child she bought him crayons, paints and different types of paper to experiment on. "She definitely inspired me," he said. Now a resident artist at Khartoum International Community School- KICS, Merghani sells his work at Shams gallery in Khartoum 2, although his prints and paintings are available at Mojo and Dabanga galleries too.
This is not to say that life as an artist in Sudan is easy though. "You can hardly live off it," Merghani said. "Still artists are struggling."Most graduates, he explained, leave Khartoum when they discover they cannot make enough money to survive. There are some, however, who will never give up.
Shams is a small art and framing store in Khartoum 2 owned and run by Misbah, and shared with his brother Mutaz, Afifi and Hussein. Although the gallery struggles the group of friends meet every day to show new work, discuss ideas and give each support. All four paint and show their different styles of work there. From Afifi's loud and imposing abstract paintings to Mutaz's delicate pastels Merghani, however, sticks solidly to watercolours. "Watercolour is the perfect medium to capture Sudan. Watercolour captures light and there is enough light all year round in Sudan," he said with a laugh. "I love the medium. I can bring my whole studio with me, all I need is a place to put [the paints and paper] out in front of me."


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Which fatty acid has the lower melting temperature?
a) 18:1D9
b) 18:2D9,12
c) 18:0
d) 18:1D11
e) 18:3D9,12,15
Which fatty acid has the lower melting temperature?
a) 18:1D9
b) 18:2D9,12
c) 18:0
d) 18:1D11
e) 18:3D9,12,15
Lipid Question No. 12
Which of the following statements concerning dietary lipids is correct?
a) Corn oil and soybean oil are examples of fats rich in saturated fatty acids
b) Triacylglycerols obtained from plants generally contain less unsaturated fatty acids than those from animals
c) Olive oil is rich in saturated fats
d) Unsaturated fatty acids in our body are usually trans.
e) Fish triacylglycerols are richer in unsaturated fatty acids than triacylglycerols from other animals.
Choose the best answer:
Lipid Question L-02
The following compounds are phospholipids:
a) lecithins and sphingomyelin
b) diacylglycerols and cephalins
c) plasmalogens and cerebrosides
d) glycerol and gangliosides
e) cholesterol and prostaglandins
Lipid Question L-03
According to the chemical and biological classifications of fatty acids, we can classify palmitic acid as:
a) monounsaturated and essential
b) monounsaturated and non essential
c) polyunsaturated and essential
d) polyunsaturated and non essential
e) saturated and essential
f) saturated and non essential
Lipid Question L-04
Different compounds included in this classificatory group of lipids, can act as pulmonary surfactant, component of membranes and precursors of second messengers. This is the group of:
a) steroids
b) glycosphingolipids
c) triacylglycerols
d) fatty acids
e) phosphoglycerides
Lipid Question L-05
For historical reasons, it is yet called a vitamin, but it is really a steroid hormone that is synthesized in our body from cholesterol:
a) Vitamin A
b) Vitamin D
c) Vitamin E
d) Vitamin F
e) Vitamin K
A premature baby, shortly after birth, presents with rapid breathing, intercostal retractions, and grunting sounds while breathing. A blood gas analysis reveals low oxygen and acidosis. A diagnosis of Respiratory Distress Syndrome is quickly made. This syndrome is seen in newborns with immature lungs whose pneumocytes do not synthesize enough:
a) phosphatidyl choline
b) phosphatidyl inositol
c) sphingosin
d) sphingomyelin
e) palmitoyl CoA
f) palmitate


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Alstom opens new wind turbine facility in Brazil
Date posted06/Dec/2011
France-based Alstom has opened a new wind turbine plant in the industrial complex of Camacari in Brazil's Bahia state.
The facility, which is the company's first wind turbine plant in South America, will have a capacity of 300MW per annum.
According to Alstom, the new plant represents an initial investment of approximately EUR20m.
The company will assemble the ECO 86 turbines at this facility which are adapted for medium to high wind conditions.
The plant will also manufacture the ECO 100 turbine, which has already over 350MW installed or under construction around the world.


text: There has been much speculation over Mubarak's health Husni Mubarak has delegated power to his prime minister during his absence. During the operation on Monday, surgeons will insert a microscopic endoscope in Mubarak's lower back to remove displaced cartilage, doctors said on Saturday. It is normally a simple procedure but it follows persistent rumours about the health of the 76-year-old Egyptian president, who has ruled the Arab world's most populous country since 1981. During previous trips abroad, it has been normal practice for him to delegate some of his powers temporarily to a senior official, usually the prime minister, officials said. Rumours But Mubarak has never appointed anyone as a long-term vice president - the route to the presidency in the last two transfers of power in Egypt, in 1970 and 1981. If he died, the speaker of parliament would take over as interim head of state while power brokers decide on a successor to be endorsed by popular referendum. Rumours about Mubarak's health arose after he postponed meetings this month with Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom and then with Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmad Quraya. But he appeared in public last Wednesday, standing and talking to reporters about Egyptian plans to help the Palestinians if and when Israel withdraws from Gaza. Last November he collapsed briefly during a speech to parliament. Officials said that was from a combination of cold medication and fasting in the month of Ramadan. SOURCE: Reuters


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If you don't want your parents to kick your butt out of the house before you hit 17, and if you don't want to pick up potential dates at the homeless shelter...scroll down and feel free to try any of the things mentioned in this article. The fact that you're flunking school is pretty serious. It puts your entire future in jeopardy, lowers your parents' expectations from you and gradually erodes your self-esteem. Your parents' opinions, whether you like it or not, matter a lot. The first thing to do when you realize you're flunking school, is tweak their opinion of you a bit.
1Help around the house. Offer to do small things like cleaning the dishes, setting the table, washing the car...They'll be suspicious at first, but chill. If you flash a smile at them, they'll freak out even more. Remember: known teenage trouble-makers are NOT supposed to smile.
2Be nicer to them, so they can see that you're at least trying to be different. Don't yell at your dad to get the door when the bell rings and you're playing Black Ops. Don't scream your lungs off when your mom feels brave enough to come into your room to help you clean up.
3Sit your parents down to have a serious talk. This has to involve blunt honesty on your part ("Yes, dad, I was in detention again that day") and superhuman levels of patience ("Yes, mom, I know I don't apply myself.").
4You'll have to listen a lot, too. Parents usually don't feel like they're getting through to their kids, so make sure you don't just nod and grunt. Blurt in a few non-rebellious words, and let them do most of the talking.
5Once they're done, start off by saying, "Mom, Dad, I get what you're saying and I agree...." If, at that last word, they faint, or ask you whether you're high, don't give up. That's just parental defense mechanism.
6Tell them you understand their concerns about your career and future. Assure them that your dearest dream, contrary to their expectations, is NOT to live in a doghouse. Be down to earth, and discuss your career options. Parents are usually a lot smarter than they let on, and they can help you out a lot.
7Mention to them how you regret not having paid attention in class before. They will feel sympathetic, even if they don't let it on. Your parents aren't a pair of sleeping beauties, they would know that your behavior reflects your grades. Don't treat this as some master manipulation trick to gain their sympathy- realize that if you don't pull up your socks now, you're doomed.
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Oct 26, 2007
This Flash website is quite an eye-full. The portfolio is moving almost constantly with great graphic views, yet it is fast loading and navigation is fun.
Oct 26, 2007
This webpage is the portfolio site for a designer working in several graphic media. The Flash components look good and load fast. Great graphics throughout.
Oct 25, 2007
This "design lab" portfolio website was done in Flash with an interesting slant and overall good looks. The soundtrack is good and jibes well with the visuals.
Oct 25, 2007
This beautiful Flash webpage was created to show off the portfolio of a multimedia designer. It does that job with class. Navigation is quick and sharp looking.
Oct 24, 2007
This Flash website is the portfolio for an advertising agency. They have a great website and some unbelievable 3D beautiful graphics. The style tends to sci-fi and urban tech.
Oct 24, 2007
This Flash website is a portfolio for a multimedia designer working in several fields. The layout is interesting and colorful. Movements are simple and graphics are superb.
Oct 23, 2007
This is a very Flashy Flash website. With all the color and movement it is still fast loading. The portfolio graphics and photos are beautiful, and sounds are good.
Oct 23, 2007
This is a super Flash design. The graphics are brilliant and navigation moves beautifully. The website has a great layout and the soundtrack is very attractive.
Oct 22, 2007
This is a truly elegant design for a singing artist. The photos and graphics are amazing as well as the sounds and music are too. Navigation is simple and effective.
Oct 22, 2007
This game-based design was created in Flash. It is loaded with original graphics, interesting movements and sound effects. You will really enjoy the design techniques used.
Oct 19, 2007
What a great website - done in Flash. This is the portfolio of a designer with a great sense or humor and creativity. Lots of graphics and movements in navigation to see.
Oct 19, 2007
This very interesting Flash site is for a fashion designer. The layout and movements in navigation are elegant. The photography is excellent and so is the music track.
Oct 18, 2007
This is a very well put together Flash webpage. Navigation works as smooth as clockwork. It is also great to look at and very interesting to listen to.
Oct 18, 2007
Want to see how fast Adobe Macromedia Flash 9 is? Look at this superb page for Toyota's Rav 4. Flash makes this little wagon a major thrill challenge!
Oct 17, 2007
This is a very interesting news website made in Flash. The layout is interesting - a bit like a document journal - and it's loaded with exceptional action photographs.
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This is a very interesting Flash designed website. It has a great layout and good graphics. The navigation is unique to see but difficult to operate.
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This is a really well put together Flash website. Besides the interesting soundtrack it is loaded with movement. Fast loading and great graphics make this one a winner.
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This super Flash design is a pleasure to look at. The layout and graphics are wonderful. Navigation is interesting too. The English version is "coming soon."
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This Flash design has everything for a great visual experience. Clean layout, super graphics and excellent photographs. And what a portfolio to look at.
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This Flash made website has some of the most original graphics I have ever seen. Navigation is really fun because of these graphics, and the portfolio is impressive.


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Huntley girls bowling is beaten by the Bulldogs on Senior Night
January 9, 2018
Sporting their black senior shirts, the Huntley High School senior girls varsity bowlers were recognized as they took on the Wauconda Bulldogs in their last home meet of the season. Despite this being the career finale for Kaytlen Clutter, Dani Szmergalski, and Bry Walker, the Raiders fell 2,558 to 2,983.
The three seniors were given roses and escorted by their parents at the beginning of the meet and their posters lined the wall of Bowl-Hi Lanes in Huntley, Illinois. Head coach Kim Feckete wanted to ensure her seniors went out in style, so cake and refreshments were served.
Despite the black and red decorations, Raider Nation chants, and enthusiasm from the crowd, the Raiders could not pull out a win.
Wauconda's Jasmine McKeel scored 686 points on her own, outscoring the Raiders' highest scorer by 176 points.
Junior Mary Boffa was Huntley's highest scorer with 510 points, including a turkey. Boffa was followed by Clutter and Szmergalski with 504 and 431 points, respectively.
"[It] being the last home meet didn't change much, but what did change was our enthusiasm and energy level and that was because of senior night and Raider Nation showing up," Clutter said. "It really amped us up and made us feel appreciated."
In between her games, Walker would run up to Raider Nation and teach them chants specific to bowling. Between the chants, rolling balls, claps, and dropping pins, Bowl-Hi was quite the scene on this dreary Tuesday afternoon.
According to Feckete, this was the first time that the last home meet took place in early January. Normally, it is at the end of the month, so everything seemed a bit rushed.
"Overall, we've made it pretty good," Feckete said. "We graduated seven seniors last year, so [we have a] new team and we've only lost three matches and we've been placing in tournaments."
None of the seniors plan to bowl at the collegiate level, however, they are not ready to put away their bowling balls just yet.
The Raiders next take on McHenry on Jan. 11 at Raymond's Bowl. However, they have their sights set on the future and are preparing for the IHSA Regionals, which take place Feb. 3 in at Liberty Lanes in Carpentersville.
"I like to help make sure my teammates know where their mark is and where they should be standing on the lane," Clutter said. "Tournaments can get pretty hectic. I hope we all manage to stay close after the season ends."


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Learn how to create custom forecast views. The filters feature enables you to create whatever filters you wish, save, and rapidly swap between them.
The filters option is available for the Forecast/Current Snapshot, and Changes modules. Launch the filter by clicking on the 'filrers' hyperlink in the main green menu bar.
The forecast result set can be filtered based on the following variables;
Close date: show all opportunities, or filter for certain date ranges (usually month or quarter).
Show opps for: The default user hierarchy (My organization) is exactly the same as what's set up by your Salesforce.com administrator. Users can use this filter to see a flat list, or create a custom hiearchy. Note that Sales Clarity respects the security rules set up in your Salesforce.com instance – if users are blocked from seeing certain data, they will not be able to see this data through Sales Clarity.
Forecast categories: enables the user to filter out certain forecast categories. Note that if the user set the view to view by sales stage in the preferences menu, this filter will show sales stages rather than forecast categories.
Product: If your organization uses the product feature in Salesforce.com, users will have the option to filter by product.
Amount: filter above or below a user-set opportunity amount value.
Custom filter: users can filter on any field that is on, or linked to the opportunity object. For example, if the user wishes to see a channel forecast (and your organization identifies channel driven opportunities in an opportunity object-related field), this can be set with a custom filter. The first drop down box lists the opportunity object, as well as the objects linked to the opportunity object. The second drop down box list the fields on those objects. The last drop down box shows the values to filter on.
Saving a filter:
1. Once all the values have been set, click the gray 'apply filters' button at the bottom of the filter window. Note that if you'd like to escape from the filter window without running it, click on the filter hyperlink in the green menu bar.
2. Then click on the red diskette icon and give the filter a name.
Getting your filters
Users can rapidly flip between saved filters. In the green menu bar click on the drop down box next to where your filter name is showing. Note that if no filter is currently set, this box will say 'unsaved filter'.


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Well, the key is in the list of interpretations of the hebrew names.
Open your .xls file with the list of interpretations of the hebrew names. If you don't have yet, download it now.
interpretationes hebraicorum nominum 1400s 1476 1484
By using the autofilter tool (hope we're using the right name), look at the column of meanings (interpretationes) for the following terms:
Terms in latin related with "god": deum, dei, deitas, deus, deo, deorum, divine, divinitas, divinum.
Terms in latin related with "lord": dominus, dominum, domini, domino, domine, dominatio, dominator.
Terms in latin related with "father": pater, patris, patrem, paternitas, patre, paterne, paternitatis.
Certainly you will find these words: patruus, patruelis, patrui. Those words mean "uncle", "cousin". Keep those on the list of "father" terms.
Copy and paste on a different sheet the results of each search, in order to create 3 different lists:
One for the names related with "god".
One for the names related with "lord".
One for the names related with "father".
You will get at least 300 names on each of the first two terms, that is, +300 for "god" and +300 for "lord".
You will get at least 100 names on the list of names related with the term "father".
Now, prepare your books for the research.
Download the catholic encyclopedia (both sets) and the jewish encyclopedia from the site fatimamovement.com.
Download the vulgate bible of 1685 from the site fatimamovement.com
Let's make a pause. We want to thank our friends of fatimamovement.com for making those books available to everyone interested on these issues.
Look for at least two other versions of the bible, you can pick your favorite ones. It doesn't matter if those have been scanned or transcripted; you can use printed versions too.
Download this version of the vulgate bible: you're gonna need it for searching the names in the entire text. Then you can compare your findings with the vulgate 1685 version you have already downloaded.
Check these entries on the jewish encyclopedia, read them carefully and you will understand our researching method.
Abbreviations: it begins on page 38 (84 of 786) of volume 1.
Names: it begins on page 152 (170 of 712) of volume 9.
Names of god: it begins on page 160 (178 of 712) of volume 9.
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Tristram, Elizabeth.
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Title: HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION
Publisher: Dansville NY. F. A. Owen Publishing Co. (1910).
Publication Date: 1910
Binding: Soft cover
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