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- Using Juju
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- Exposing Services
- Scaling Services
- Groups of Services
- Destroying Services
- Managing environments
- Charm High Availability
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- Using bundles
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- Deploy a Node.js app
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- Components of a charm
- metadata.yaml
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- /actions and actions.yaml
- config.yaml
- Charm walkthrough
- How hooks are run
- Relations lifecycle
- Implementing relations
- Hook Errors
- Hook Debugging
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- Best practices
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Debugging hooks
Not everything works first time, and sometimes even when it does work, things
don't happen quite as you expected. That's why Juju includes two tools to help
you debug charm hooks: The
juju debug-hooks command and the
juju debug-log
The dhx debugging plugin is also available.
The 'debug-hooks' command
juju debug-hooks command accepts a unit and an optional list of hooks to
debug (which must be named individually in a space-delimited list) or no hook
names, causing all hooks to be debugged:
juju debug-hooks <service/unit> [hook-name hook-name2 ...]
So for example, imagine you are deploying the
mysql charm and you want to only
check the
db-relation-joined and
db-relation-broken hooks:
juju debug-hooks mysql/0 db-relation-joined db-relation-broken
Note: It is possible and often desirable to run debug-hooks on more than one unit at a time. You should open a new terminal window for each.
Running a debug session
When you run the debug-hooks command, Juju creates a slightly customised
session on the machine running the requested unit (if you are unfamiliar with
tmux, see the primer at the end of this section).
tmux session will start with window 0. This window does nothing other than
keep the session alive (though it can be used, for example, to view the logs for
that unit (in
When the first hook event is queued for a hook that is in the list of those to be debugged:
- a new window will be attached to the tmux session.
- the bottom left of the status bar will change to indicate the current hook that has been trapped.
- the prompt will change to indicate the hook related to the window (e.g.
mysql/0:db-relation-joined %)
- the shell will be running in the standard hook environment.
- additionally,
$JUJU_HOOK_NAMEis set appropriately.
To proceed, you should manually execute the hook, or perform whatever other actions you want. At any time during a debug-hooks window 1 session you can run any of the standard hooks (install, start, stop, config-changed, upgrade-charm) however you can not run any of the relation hooks - these should only be run during their respective trapped events.
For example, for the
db-relation-joined hook we mentioned above, you could
Whilst you are debugging a hook, it is possible that other hooks will be queued to run. Even hooks which are not in your list to debug will be suspended in the queue until you exit your current window. See the special considerations below.
The queue for pending hooks will restart once you exit the window with an
Note: To allow Juju to continue processing events normally, you must
exit the hook execution window with the
exit command, otherwise all further
events on that unit will be paused indefinitely.
The queue can be halted by exiting with an
exit 1 command, which will flag the
hook as failed. Juju will revert to its normal behaviour of suspending
everything until this error status is resolved, which you can do by issuing the
command (from your juju terminal window, not the debugging window) of
juju resolved <unit>.
You can finish your debugging session by closing all windows in the tmux session. Make sure to exit appropriately from all hook windows before terminating.
Debugging early hooks
config-changed, and
start hooks often execute quite soon
after the unit comes up, making it difficult to start a debug-hooks session in
time to intercept them. If you're having difficulties, you can temporarily
return an error code from your
install hook (e.g. add an
exit 1 at the end
of it), and start your session only when the unit reports an error status
. You should then run
juju resolved --retry for
the affected unit, and go back to the debug-hooks session to interact.
Special considerations
While you're debugging hooks for one unit on a machine, you're blocking execution of all hooks on that machine. This is generally helpful, because you don't want to have to contend with concurrent changes to the machine's software, but you should be aware that multiple debug-hooks sessions for units assigned to the same machine will block one another, and that you can't control relative execution order directly (other than by erroring out of hooks you don't want to run yet, and retrying them later).
The 'debug-log' command
Sometimes for working out where problems occur, it is simply enough to be able
to view the log files. As well as the logs on individual units, Juju keeps a
consolidated log file which can be viewed with the
juju debug-log command.
As this is a consolidated log you don't need to specify a unit.
juju debug-log [-n <number>] [-n +<number>] [-e <environment>]
Where the
-n switch is given and followed by a number, the log will be tailed
from that many lines in the past (i.e., those number of existing lines in the
log will be included in the output, along with any subsequent output).
Where the
-n switch is given and followed by a '+' and a number, the log will
be tailed starting from that specific line in the log file.
This somewhat unusual syntax has been chosen so that the command behaves like
the standard Unix
tail command. In fact, it is analagous to running
tail -f
[options] /var/log/juju/all-machines.log on the bootstrap node.
To read the ten most recent log entries and follow any subsequent entries to the log:
juju debug-log
To read the thirty most recent log entries and follow any subsequent entries to the log:
juju debug-log -n 30
To read all the log entries and follow any subsequent entries to the log:
juju debug-log -n +1
To read the twenty most recent log entries on the 'local' environment:
juju debug-log -n 20 -e local
And of course it is possible to combine the command with other shell tools to make the output more useful, e.g. to filter the whole log for lines matching 'INFO':
juju debug-log -n +1 | grep 'INFO'
Note: As the command uses the follow behaviour of
tail by default, you do
not need to specify the
-f switch. You will also need to end the session
What on earth is tmux?
The Ubuntu images used by Juju also include a slightly customised version of
tmux, a terminal multiplexer.
It is very useful when debugging hooks, as new hook events can be opened as windows within tmux, meaning you don't need to deal with so many open windows, or (hopefully) get confused as to where to run commands.
This version runs through a layer called "byobu", which additionally adds some useful status information at the bottom of the screen.
Some useful definitions in the context of tmux:
A running tmux environment, involving one or more windows/panes.
A single screen, possibly containing many panes.
A rectangular section of the current window, where commands are entered.
A session may look something like this:
- The default prompt is changed to indicate the machine you are running on, and the hook that you are debugging.
- This is a tmux pane, after the screen has been split horizontally.
- Pane dividing line. The active pane is the one with the cursor in!
- The byobu display shows the OS and version info.
- This area lists the currently open windows, the current one is highlighted.
- The end part of the status bar indicates uptime, load, processor, memory usage and the current date/time.
Key bindings
All of tmux's special functions can be run by pressing the
prefix-key followed by another key or key combination. The default prefix-key for tmux is Control-b, but many users find this an unnecessary stretch. This version uses Control-a as the prefix key, which is a bit easier on the fingers and is also the same combination used by
screen, an alternative terminal multiplexer.
There are many key-combinations, not all of which are of use in the task at hand. Here are some of the ones you may find useful:
|Control-a 0
|Switch to window 0 (similarly, any other numbered window).
|Control-a c
|Create a new window.
|Control-a n
|Switch to the next window.
|Control-a p
|Switch to the previous window.
|Control-a w
|Choose a window from a list.
|Control-a %
|Split pane vertically.
|Control-a |
|Split pane horizontally.
|Control-a o
|Switch focus to next pane.
|Control-a ;
|Switch focus to the previous pane.
|Control-a !
|Move current pane to a new window.
|Control-a x
|Kill the current pane.
|Control-a ?
|Show currently configured keys.
|Control-a :
|Enter the command prompt (for tmux commands)
You can get more info on tmux and its commands at the relevant Ubuntu manpage entry.


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- Pac-12 Second-Team All-Academic (2013)
2013-14: Earned honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic honors…Finished seventh in the 3-meter at the Wildcat Diving Invite.
2012-13: Advanced to the finals of the platform at the Pac-12 Championships, where she finished eighth…Also had a pair of top-20 finishes in the 1m and 3m at Pac-12s…Finished ninth in the 3m dive at the Arizona Invitational…Also turned in an 11th place showing in the 3m dive at the Bruin Invite.
2011-12: Earned a fifth-place finish on the 1m at No. 21 Arizona State...Posted a fifth-place finish on the 1m and a fourth-place finish on the 3m versus No. 4 Texas...Recorded a fifth-place finish on the 3m at No. 6 Stanford...Earned a fifth-place finish on the 3m at No. 2 California...Earned a 14th place finish on the platform at the Wildcat Diving Invite...Recorded a fifth-place finish on the 3m and seventh-place on the 1m versus No. 25 UCLA...Finished sixth on the 1m and 3m versus No. 3 USC...Earned a 10th-place finish on the platform at the USC Diving Invite...Recorded a fourth-place finish on the 1m and fifth-place finish on the 3m versus UNLV...Finished fifth on the 1m and fourth on the 3m in the season opener versus Kansas.
High School: Lettered in high school for four years in diving and cross-country, and three years in track and field....was team captain of the diving team...female Scholar-Athlete of the year...state champion junior year....individually placed 3rd in the state championships....team state champions three of four years...also recruited by Arizona State, San Diego, UCSD, Denver, and Penn.
Personal: Daughter of David and Diane ...has two sisters, Hannah and Bonnie...majoring in physiology with a minor in business.
Career Bests
1m: 252.55
3m: 270.60
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Emerald Atlas
By John Stephens
(Random House Export, Paperback, 9780857530196)
Publication Date: April 2011
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In other Thibodaux City Council action: Jan. 4, 2012
Published: Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 4, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
The following is a rundown of action taken at the Thibodaux City Council's meeting Tuesday. All council members were present and all votes were unanimous.
Action: Introduced an ordinance that would allow businesses to have two on-site advertising signs in some zoned areas of the city that currently allow one.
Action: Approved a measure allowing the city to sell property on North 13th Street. The neighboring homeowner, Roland Every, wants to buy the property, which the city acquired after the owner failed to pay taxes. He had the highest bid on the property, which is $2,700.
Action: Approved a statement of support calling for the Louisiana Legislature to increase the money it gives to the Lafourche Council on Aging.
Action: Accepted $350,000 in state grant money to help pay for the planning and construction of a project to replace the Tiger Drive bridge.
Action: Accepted a $20,000 grant from the state Transportation Department to conduct a study that will consider ways of improving parking and traffic flow in the city's downtown district.
Action: Approved a measure giving the Thibodaux Chamber of Commerce a $10,000 grant.
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Congress clears Keystone XL pipeline bill, setting up veto
Self-proclaimed atheist charged in slayings of Muslim students
Prosecutor offers reason for why veteran killed 'American Sniper'
Costa Concordia captain sentenced to 16 years in prison
Police: Parking dispute sparks 3 North Carolina killings
Jury selection resumes for trial of accused Boston Marathon bomber
By Elizabeth Barber BOSTON (Reuters) - The long-running process of picking a jury to hear the trial of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev resumed on Wednesday after a massive winter storm forced two days of delay. The court is in its sixth week of trying to select 12 jurors and six alternates to hear the case of the April 15, 2013, attack that killed three people and injured 264 at the finish line of Boston's best-attended sporting event.
'American Sniper' called murder defendant 'nuts', lawyer says
By Jon Herskovitz STEPHENVILLE, Texas (Reuters) - A former U.S. Marine acted with forethought and malice when he fatally shot Chris Kyle, the former Navy SEAL whose best-selling autobiography was turned into the hit movie "American Sniper," prosecutors told a Texas jury on Wednesday. Opening statements began in the trial of Eddie Ray Routh, 27, charged with murdering Kyle, who was credited with the most kills of any U.S. sniper, as well as Kyle's friend Chad Littlefield in February 2013 at a shooting range about 70 miles (110 km) southwest of Fort Worth.
Boehner tells Democrats to 'Get off their a**'
NYC cop due to be charged for stairwell shooting of unarmed man
Obama sends Congress request for military force against IS
Costa Concordia captain begs for mercy
'American Sniper' murder trial to open in Texas
By Jon Herskovitz STEPHENVILLE, Texas (Reuters) - Lawyers for an Iraqi war veteran will argue at the start of his trial on Wednesday that he was insane when he fatally shot former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, whose best-selling autobiography was turned into the hit movie "American Sniper." Eddie Ray Routh, 27, is charged with murdering Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield in 2013 at a shooting range about 70 miles (110 km) southwest of Fort Worth. Legal experts have said it is a tough task to obtain a verdict of innocence by reason of insanity in Texas.
Man arrested after shooting three dead in North Carolina
Pennsylvania residents want return of Paterno statue: poll
By Daniel Kelley PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Pennsylvania residents overwhelmingly support restoration of the Joe Paterno statue on Penn State's campus, according to a new survey by Quinnipiac University. In a poll of 1,023 residents, 59 percent support putting the statue of the famed football coach in a "place of prominence," while 25 percent oppose such a move. Paterno was a legendary figure on Penn State's campus, who saw his reputation left in tatters in the wake of child sex abuse charges against Jerry Sandusky, his former defensive football coach. Officials at Penn State, including Paterno, drew withering criticism for not taking action after being alerted that Sandusky was sexually abusing children, sometimes in locker room showers.
Jon Stewart's exit as a phony newsman is a loss to real news
Ukraine fighting rages ahead of peace talks
Obama disputes aide's gay marriage claim
US, Britain close embassies in Yemen over security fears
The United States and Britain have closed their embassies in Yemen and pulled out staff due to fears over the security situation, officials said. "On February 11, 2015, due to the deteriorating security situation in Sanaa, the Department of State suspended embassy operations and US Embassy Sanaa American staff were relocated out of the country," a State Department travel warning said. In addition, US nationals were urged to leave Yemen, it said.
Missouri executes man convicted of 1990 murder
Missouri on Wednesday executed a man convicted of murdering a neighbor in 1990, officials said, amid scrutiny of the secrecy surrounding the state's lethal injection protocols. Walter Storey, 47, was pronounced dead at 12:10 a.m. local time on Wednesday after receiving a lethal injection at a state prison in Bonne Terre, Missouri Department of Corrections spokesman Mike O'Connell said in a statement. Storey, the first prisoner to be executed in the state this year, was convicted of beating and stabbing his neighbor, Jill Frey, to death in February 1990. "Jill Frey's loved ones waited a quarter-century for the closure and finality of justice that came early this morning," said Attorney General Chris Koster in a statement.
U.S. aid worker remembered as 'free spirit' with empathy for others
By David Schwartz PRESCOTT, Ariz. (Reuters) - Kayla Mueller, the young U.S. aid worker who died while a captive of militants of the Islamic State group in Syria, was remembered by family and friends in her hometown on Tuesday as a "free spirit" driven by her enormous empathy for human suffering. The White House said Mueller's family received a message from her captors containing information that was authenticated by U.S. intelligence analysts who verified her death. President Barack Obama also publicly acknowledged in an interview with the news website Buzzfeed that Mueller was among the hostages whom U.S. commandos were sent to rescue but failed to find in an operation he ordered last year. Outside the county courthouse in her hometown of Prescott, Arizona, two of Mueller's maternal aunts joined one of her childhood friends and a local pastor to deliver a tearful tribute to the Northern Arizona University grad.


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The Tecma Group of Companies among Mexico's top 100 employers
The El Paso, Texas-based Tecma Group of Companies is one of the leading providers of manufacturing support, commonly known as "shelter services", in Mexico. The company was recognized on March 26, 2015 in Mexico City ...
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OMA-VYNMSA Aero Industrial Park Opens
With an investment of over US$4.2 million, OMA-VYNMSA Aero Industrial Park, the first industrial park of its kind, was inaugurated. The industrial complex, built by the airport operator OMA and the industrial real estate developer VYNMSA, has a total of 32 hectares and is located within the grounds of the Monterrey´s airport "General Mariano Escobedo". ...
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OMA, recognized among the best companies to work for in Mexico
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- The Tecma Group of Companies among Mexico's top 100 employers
- OMA-VYNMSA Aero Industrial Park Opens
- OMA welcomes Volaris at the Torreon International Airport
- OMA, recognized among the best companies to work for in Mexico
- Rassini will invest US$62 million in factories
- Nissan will manufacture a new mini SUV in Aguascalientes
- Monroe to produce 30% more
- Philippine firm builds power plant in Nuevo Leon
- Manufacturers lure suppliers from other regions
- Mexico will become auto world power in 2017
- BorgWarner´s second plant starts up
- Toyota is about to define its decision to install a new plant in Mexico
- Magna International opens new plant in Queretaro
- Mexico seeks for French investment for aerospace and automotive sector
- GM will invest US$350 million in Coahuila
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I don't understand.
If someone is "honest" and admits he lied it's called lying in Hungary. If someone is caught of lying but keeps lying and try to convince everyone the opposite is OK. The government practices this art on the highest level. Something is not right? No problem, just say everything is Ok or even better than expected.
Let's face the facts, all politicians are liars PERIOD. The whole profession is about acting, presenting half truths, political back-stabbing and vested interest while trying to LOOK credible.
The difference is this government convinced that every lie can be smudged and subdued by simply lying harder.
As an honest, open man I always wondered whether these people are stupid, plain corrupt or both? I don't know which one is better (maybe stupid?).


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Technical Papers and Presentations
Developing direct methanol fuel cells using FEMLAB as a modeling tool
Gianluca Bollito
Centro Ricerche FIAT
Orbassano, Italy
Fuel cell converts chemical energy directly to electrical energy through oxidation-reduction reactions. It consists of an electrolyte between two electrodes, the anode and the cathode. The engineering and materials challenges that must be overcome to produce fuel cells small enough for micro-applications (telephones, PDAs, etc.) are enormous, and will require innovative ...
The Unroutinary Loads on the LBT Adaptive Secondary Mirror
C. Del Vecchio
INAF-OAA, Firenze, Italy
The thin shell of the LBT Adaptive Secondary Mirror has been manufactured, optically polished, and delivered. The operations and tests required before finally mounting it on the telescope have to be run very carefully, as they imply loads completely different from the ones of the adaptive operational modes - studied in the past with very encouraging results. Deformations and stresses that occur ...
Simplified 2D and 3D Models of Coating Formation: Application to Plasma Sprayed Zirconia
K. Fataoui1, B. Pateyron1, M. El Ganaoui1, M. Amara1, H. Rhanim2, and A. Belafhal2
1Université de Limoges, Limoges, France
2Faculté des Sciences, Université Chouaib Doukkali, El Jadida, Marocco
Since the nineties many works have been dedicated to splat formation modeling. The main part of these works takes into account the molten droplet impact onto a flat surface, its flattening and solidification.The aim of this work is to test if a simplified model in 2D allows to characterize the real contact between the splat and the substrate and to compare the results of the experiments and the ...
Dual Solutions for Viscous Mixed Convection Flows in a Vertical Circular Duct: A Numerical Benchmark
S. Lazzari1, A. Barletta1 , E. Magyari1,2, and F. Piccinini3
1Dipartimento di Ingegneria Energetica, Nucleare e del Controllo Ambientale (DIENCA), University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy
2Institute of Building Technology, ETH - Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland
3Biomedical Engineering, Engineering School of Cesena, Cesena, Italy
Forced and free convection flow in a vertical isothermal circular duct is studied by taking into account the internal heating due to viscous dissipation. The momentum and energy balance equations lead to a nonlinear boundary value problem that is solved numerically by means of the finite-element software COMSOL Multiphysics.For any prescribed value of the average velocity smaller than a maximum, ...
Pre-design of a Molten Salt Thorium Reactor Loop
J. P. Caire, and A. Roure
LEPMI-ENSEE, Saint Martin d'Hères, France
The generation 4 of molten salt reactors using the thorium cycle are characterized by a temperature close to 1000 oC. The very large heat transfers involved between the reactor core and the external parts with minimal thermal losses are a major issue. This study investigated a possible inner loop made of a series of conventional graphite filter plate exchangers, pipes and pumps, using the COMSOL ...
Modeling the Coupled Heat and Mass Transfer during Fires in Stored Biomass, Coal and Recycling Deposits
F. Ferrero, M. Malow, A. Berger, and U. Krause
Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und prüfung (BAM), Berlin, Germany
In this paper, advances in the development of a numerical model for predicting the possibility of self-ignition in stored biomass, coal heaps or underground seams and dump deposits are presented. Results from the performed simulations are compared with experimental data. Finally, some conclusions and the possibilities for future work are drawn.
Numerical Study of Surface Waves in Plasma
C. Hunyar, E. Räuchle, L. Alberts, R. Emmerich, M. Graf, M. Kaiser, and K.-D. Nauenburg
Dept. of Polymer Engineering/Microwave and Plasma, Fraunhofer-Institut Chemische Technologie (ICT), Pfinztal, Germany
Dense plasma can be produced by microwave (2.45 GHz) exited surface waves in a Plasmaline plasma source. This configuration allows one to generate large area plasmas (>1m2), which are well suited for technological applications, e.g., deposition of thin films, surface etching and cleaning in integrated circuit production, disinfection in medical applications, or plasma treatment of waste gases. ...
Analytical Methods for Reducing the Number of Independent Parameters Required to Model the Vocal Folds
D. D. Cook1, E. Nauman1, and L. Mongeau2
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA
2Department of Mechanical Engineering, McGill University, Montréal, QC, Canada
Mechanical tissue properties are required for reliable numerical models of the vocal folds. In this study, criteria for determining the compatibility of tissue property values obtained from independent studies are presented.Two methods for reducing the number of independent material parameters are given. The errors introduced by these assumptions were quantified by performing a modal analysis on ...
Fluid Exploration With CFD: an Engineering Teaching Tool
M. K. Smith
Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA
Computers are used every day to efficiently perform mathematical computations. For engineers to work efficiently, abstraction is necessary; this means hiding lower-level details of an algorithm to emphasize higher-level structure. In this presentation, the fluid exploration with CFD is explored. The presentation is based on a course held at Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering.
Analysis of Small Multi-element Antennas Using the Eigenmode Solver
H. Stuart
LGS, Bell Labs Innovations, Whippany, NJ, USA
The eigenmode solver is used to analyze the behavior of small multi-element antennas. We perform an eigenmode simulation of the shorted antenna structure, using perfectly matched layer (PML) outer boundaries, and for some simulations, we include a current source located at the feed point of the antenna.Doing this enables the eigenmode simulation to determine both the Q-factor and radiation ...


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BackgroundThe aliens are invading the Earth and it is your job to stop them. Use your fighter plane to destroy aliens in 13 levels set in different parts of the world.
Jeg owns Independence Day
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As my title says, this game is JUNK. I was going to rate this game even lower, but the...
Kind of a blah game
This game is really mediocre. This isn't anything utterly horrible about this game,...
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Does Apple still sell the dock for the original iPad?
- Asked by Donald J from Latham
- 5-Sep-2012
Apple iPad Dock
Product No Longer Available
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- 23-Oct-2012
Yes they do - search under iPad accessories > Cables and Docks and select your iPad generation.
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Cracked heels - why only women?
Has anyone ever wonder why only we women get cracked heels, but not the men? Is it really because of the shoes and sandals that we wear?
A friend of mine pointed out that one gets cracked heels from wearing open backed shoes with no socks. I was skeptical about this theory, but since that conversation, I have noticed that this does seem to be the case in my experience. Since then, if I do wear sandals, I wear socks unless I am at the beach or somewhere where my feet will get wet.
Most of the time I stick with canvas shoes in the summer rather than sandals, feet don't seem to get so ragged that way.
Hate to differ, newbegin, but if I dry my feet well it's only between my toes. I wear socks or hosiery and my heels are always soft. In summer, if I wear sandals or go barefoot, in a couple of days I can see my heels get rough so shoes go back on. Other causes for cracked heels and feet are severe foot fungus.
About once a month or so when I am going to wear white sox and sneakers, I liberally apply baby oil gel to the bottoms of my feet. Then I put on the sox and sneakers and by the time I take them off, my feet are nice and smooth, especially the heels. You might have to do this 2 days in a row if your heels are really cracked. You could probably do the same thing with socks at night, but I don't like to wear socks at night. I wash my white socks in hot water and bleach which removes any traces of baby oil. I tried it with darker socks, but a warm water wash didn't remove the oil.
I have stopped going barefoot due to plantar fascitis. I no longer have rough heels. They feel like a babies butt. I went bare foot unless I was outside. I just noticed this the other day. It's a bonus b/c I do hate wearing shoes in the house
I really don't know what causes cracked heels, however, here is a cheap way to get rid of them. I use a product called "Udderly Smooth" which I purchase at CVS. It is used on cows udders when they are cracked. Might sound strange but it works. At night after my shower, I rub into my heals & put on a couple pair of socks. Even my husband uses now, he was wearing the heels out of all his socks until he started doing this also.


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Production Designer Jason Robinson's work for World Wrestling Entertainment. Robinson chose to use the ChamSys MagicQ 100 Pro as his lighting and media control console for the WWE. Photo Credit: © Jason Robinson / WWE
For World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), Production Designer Jason Robinson chose the ChamSys MagicQ 100 Pro lighting control console. Previously, Robinson had used two other consoles, but the MagicQ had the versatility and features he needed for the grueling pace of the WWE. The WWE tours year-round with live events in two cities per week, where they tape four hours and broadcast two hours of live TV. In addition, they do twelve arena shows for pay-per-view events and the massive annual WrestleMania stadium event. more
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15s Social Jersey Orders
These will have the same look and material as our newest competition set. Social jersey price is $55 if paying by cash or check (made payable to HCRFC, Inc.) or $57 if using credit card or Paypal – see the convenient button on the right hand side. If you need to have it shipped please add an additional $6. All orders must be prepaid and we will be closing orders on March 2.
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Phoenix Secure Invitation to HS National Championship Tournament
High Country Rugby would like congratulate Alpharetta Phoenix Rugby for its recent invitation to participate in the High School National Championship Tournament. Our club is very proud to see a High Country legacy in Chris Bagby, son of Paul Bagby, achieving success as a player with the Phoenix. Unlike his father, Chris has been noted to be "a polite, gifted, handsome young man". Congrats to the Bagby family for establishing a tradition of rugby excellence.
Holiday Party and 2014 Wrap Up
We would like to thank everyone who came to our team's holiday events this December. In total we had nearly 70 team members and supporters join us in addition to a very festive Old Boys gathering of 40 of the most interesting characters you'll ever have the chance to meet. It was a great opportunity to gather as one big rugby family and to enjoy this time of year. It shows that bonds formed on the field go well beyond it. If you are not receiving information on our social events and key matches you can go to the "About Us" tab on this site and request to be added to our mailing list or you can periodically check out our Facebook site. We are looking forward to a great start with the upcoming 2015 matrix season and playing some of the best rugby in the Atlanta area!
L5P Halloween Parade – A Team Tradition not to be Missed
Following 8 weeks of training and playing solid rugby we will be taking Tuesday 10/14 off. Thursday 10/16 will be a lighter practice with a focus on developing individual player skills. We will resume our normal training schedule next week. Note that the Little 5 Points Halloween Parade is on Saturday Oct 18 and the team will again be entering a float. Bring lots of candy to share with the kids and let's have a great time!
High Country Rugby 2014 Fall Schedule and Results
9/13: High Country/Morehouse College/Georgia Southern Round Robin
Results = Georgia Southern 1st, High Country 2nd, Morehouse College 3rd
9/20: High Country @ NARC (W: 31-8)
9/27: High Country vs Georgia State University – Walker Park 2PM – Atlanta, GA (W: 58-0)
10/4: High Country @ Macon (W: 39-0)
10/11: High Country vs Lee University – Walker Park 2PM – Atlanta, GA (W: 62-31)
11/8: High Country @ Battleship 15s Tournament
Fall 2014 Kickoff – Round Robin at Southbend Park – Atlanta, GA
First matches of the Fall 2014 season are this weekend with High Country hosting a round robin of High Country, Morehouse College, and Georgia Southern University. All are welcome to come and catch some great rugby and to cheer on these young and talented teams. First kickoff is 2PM EST at Southbend Park in Atlanta, GA.
Fall 2014 – Rugby 15s Practice Begins Next Week
First week of rugby practice will be held on Tuesday Aug 19 and Thursday Aug 21 at Atlanta's Central Park. Start time is 7:30 PM. Bring running shoes, cleats, and a mouthpiece.
Summer 7's Schedule
The time has come to prepare for Summer 7's. Come out and get a run with your teammates and friends. For skill players we offer a great chance to highlight your abilities as we've got a great lineup of tournaments set for the summer. For developing players this is a chance to take your game to another level. And for you old veterans and forward types come out for a run and support your teammates. Practices are at Coan Park (1530 Woodbine Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30317).
02/01/2014 Match report High Country Rugby vs. Atlanta Renegades
Saturday February 1st High Country Rugby stayed in Atlanta to face the Renegades. Here is the match report from our own Dion Rabouin.
After falling behind by two scores in the first 10 minutes of the match, things could have easily unraveled for the men of High Country, but a fiercely aggressive defense and the inimitable speed of wing Kevin Stewart proved to be too much for the Atlanta Renegades as High Country emerged victorious in their first matrix game of the 2014 division 3 season, 36-29.
The Renegades scored a try in the game's opening minutes with Matt Wade touching down in the corner of the try zone and Lachlan Conyers adding a kick for points off of an early High Country penalty. The eight-point lead came at the 8:20 mark of the first half, but High Country soon answered the call.
After playing largely on High Country's side of the pitch, the Renegades were the victims of a forced error by their fly half. An errant pass was picked off by Stewart who took the ball down the sideline and around defenders to touch the ball down right between the posts. Fullback Nick Giglio added the conversion to bring High Country within one. From then on, it was a different game.
"I got this invisible juice," said Stewart, "and once I turn it on, I'm gone."
Stewart's impressive half wasn't even finished. At the 26:00 minute mark, the speedy winger again burst past Renegades defenders on another long romp to the try zone, to put High Country on top for the first time in the game, 12-8.
"I'm trying to win coach," Stewart said. "I ain't trying to disrespect nobody, but winning is the only thing I respect."
Stewart's second trip to the try zone ignited the Renegades, who would rally back and score just before the end of the first half to take the lead, 15-12.
In the second half, High Country got on the board first, with captain Troy Albright stealing a kick out of the air and taking it into the try zone for a score just one minute into the period. But the Renegades stormed back 10 minutes later with a try from Devin Lomis, to again take the lead. The conversion from Conyers gave the Gades a 22-19 advantage.
But Stewart's speed would again change the game. After slipping two tackles near the pitch's east sideline, Stewart broke away from the Renegades' defense and put a step on a final defender that was straight from the repertoire of legendary NFL running back Walter "Sweetness" Payton. Stewart's score and a successive try by Garrett "Aryan Nation" Hilgendorff would prove to be decisive, as High Country came away from the match victorious.
"I was always a star," said Stewart after the game. "Y'all just didn't know about me yet."
For High Country Coach Nicolas Ambrosini, the win was all about the little things the team had done right.
"You find out life's this game of inches, so is football," said Ambrosini. "Because in either game – life or football – the margin for error is so small. I mean, one half a step too late or too early and you don't quite make it. One half second too slow, too fast and you don't quite catch it. The inches we need are everywhere around us. They're in every break of the game, every minute, every second. On this team we fight for that inch. On this team we tear ourselves and everyone else around us to pieces for that inch. We claw with our fingernails for that inch. Because we know when add up all those inches, that's gonna make the fucking difference between winning and losing! Between living and dying!"


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Boys basketball
The boys basketball team game season started in early December. Varsity's first game was in the beginning of December. The boys had a major victory against Big Foot Union High School, winning 77-56. Now, in early February, varsity is towards the end of the season, and have won over half the games they played. Phillip … Continue reading
Boys make a splash at conference
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Girls basketball team shoots and scores in conference
After a conference championship winning 2014 season, the girls basketball team has continued their success and accomplished many of their season goals. Ashley Eimers, senior, said part of their success is due to the team dynamic. "The past few years, we've been a young team but this year the varsity team is all upperclassmen. This … Continue reading
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The Shorewood girls hockey co-op, which draws players from five area schools including Whitefish Bay, USM, DSHA and Nicolet, is having a great season. The team is 21-2 overall, and is currently the number one ranked team in the state. Jenna Vuorinen, senior, the lone Shorewood representative on the team, says that much of this … Continue reading
Everyone needs vaccinations
The U.S. recently suffered a measles outbreak of over fifty confirmed cases. This life threatening disease is preventable, but unfortunately, a number of people choose not to vaccinate themselves or their children. Measles is a dangerous and very contagious infection. Its symptoms include red eyes, cough, runny nose, high fever, diarrhea and rash. It can … Continue reading
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Walker's budget diminishes quality of education Governor Scott Walker's 2015-2017 proposed budget to cut substantial funds from the University of WI system, which includes a total of 26 schools, is not only the wrong course for WI, but sets a dangerous precedent that puts quality public education in jeopardy. The budget cuts $300 million from … Continue reading
Nino's pleases
Nino's Southern Sides, a southern style restaurant, recently opened in Shorewood. The restaurant offers a variety of food hailing from the south, ranging from fried chicken to collard greens. Nino's offers a cozy environment, perhaps due to the fact that it is mainly a carry-out restaurant. The setting includes a counter with chairs, as well … Continue reading
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Young artists and writers receive recognition for their work Shorewood students annually participate in a competition called the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. This competition includes awards for visual arts such as film, photography, sculpting, graphic arts and painting, as well as written work including poetry, short stories, essays and scripts. Students in grades 7-12 … Continue reading


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Steelers Promote CB Lewis, Release WR Baker
On Saturday the Steelers made a surprising roster move. Not surprising was the promotion of rookie cornerback Roy Lewis to their active roster. The Steelers injured secondary made the move necessary. Surprisingly though, to make room on the roster, wide receiver Dallas Baker was released. This might signal the Steelers being more comfortable with rookie wide receiver Limas Sweed as the number four receiver going forward.
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As mid-cycle model enhancements go, the 2010 Range Rover's is more ambitious than some brand-new vehicles. As we outlined in our first look, there are two new 5.0-liter V-8 engines-one free-breathing, one blown-that leverage direct-injection technology to boost horsepower by 23 and 29 percent respectively and torque by 16 and 12 percent. These engines and a quicker-shifting six-speed transmission dramatically improve acceleration performance with no fuel-economy penalty (EPA numbers are expected to be unchanged, while Euro figures improve by seven percent for each).
But the really ambitious bit is an entirely new electrical architecture that strings together 62 different ECUs along a couple medium and high-speed CAN data busses, running new software code developed within Land Rover and Jaguar (the architecture will be shared). Why should you care? Because this new circuitry enables a host of comfort, convenience and safety upgrades, from boring stuff like enhanced roll-stability and trailer-sway control systems to boast-worthy features like the largest automotive flat-screen dash display and continuously variable Bilstein Damptronic shocks that can now assess and anticipate driving conditions and retune the damping rates 500 times per second-that's once every 2.5 inches at 70 mph. (Land Rover believes its predictive control algorithms are unique.)
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I never owned a Rafiki, but while in grad school in 1978 and '79 I worked for Bristol Marine in Alameda, CA taking Rafikis out of their shipping cradles and outfitting them for their new owners. I installed everything from heads to electronics (such as they were in the '70s). I will never forget the first time they handed me a drill and told me to put a hole in the bottom for a thru-hull. I'm not sure which hull number that was, but I hope she's still afloat. I only have spotty records, but know I worked on commissioning hull numbers 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 in 1978. I looked at Rafikis online for a long time and considered many before I bought my Island Packet. Rafikis are/were beautiful boats and I am glad to know several are still traveling the oceans.
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The Akhenaten Adventure: Children of the Lamp: Book One.
When 12-year-old twins John and Philippa's wisdom teeth come in, their world turns inside out and suddenly they are anything but ordinary. The discovery that they are actually half djinn, more commonly known as genies, on their mother's side leads to pleasant hilarity and serious learning when the magic words, "I wish," have unintended consequences. In an effort to rein in their new powers, they find themselves in the care of their Uncle Nimrod. Nimrod desperately needs their help in solving a centuries-old djinn mystery whose outcome will permanently affect the balance between good and bad luck. Comparisons with Harry Potter are inevitable. In many ways, this is a more intellectually stimulating story and will encourage interest in ancient Egypt. In other ways, though, this is more simplistic, with less riding on the outcome. Keith slips between characters effortlessly, particularly with the main cast, though his naturally deep voice makes differentiations in female characters less pronounced. His sense of timing, both comic and suspenseful, serves the story well. Recommended for YA collections. Jodi L. Israel, MLS, Jamaica Plain, MA
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Mars Lights are signal-safety lights used in the United States and built by Mars Signal Light Company for railroad locomotives and fire apparatus. Mars Lights used a variety of means to cause the light to oscillate vertically, horizontally, or both, to catch the attention of motorists and pedestrians.
Mars lights were developed by Jerry Kennelly, a Chicago firefighter who realized that oscillating lamps would benefit fire departments and railroads. He performed an operational test with the C&NW railroad in 1936, and Mars Lights began appearing on locomotives in the 1940s.
Tri Lite, Inc. announced their acquisition of the Mars Signal Light Company effective January 23, 1991. Tri Lite still manufactures many of the traditional Mars Lights under the Tri Lite Mars brand. The company has recently updated the Mars "888" Traffic Breaker with energy efficient LED bulbs.
Design variations[edit]
There were many models of Mars Lights, which used several methods to oscillate the beam. Sometimes the bulb and assembly were moved, other times a reflector behind the light was rotated. The beam was usually rotated in a triple eight pattern, providing a source for the company slogan, "The Light from Mars". The beams came in a variety of shapes and colors, some locomotives having red and white lights.
Railroad use[edit]
Many railroads used Mars lights on a variety of locomotives, both steam and diesel. Mars lights are no longer used by railways, having been replaced by ditch lights, with the exception of some passenger carriers, such as Chicago's Metra. They are still used on fire fighting apparatus, and are available from Tri Lite / Mars, located in Chicago, Illinois.
LAFD requirement[edit]
The Los Angeles Fire Department required Mars lights as a standard LACoFD warning device until the Federal BeaconRay was adopted as a replacement.[1]
Gyralite is a similar type of gyrating warning light formerly made by The Pyle-National Company and now by Trans-Lite, Inc.[2]
See also[edit]
- Grant V.W. Roth (November 1990) Mainline Modeler "Mars Lights; Their Development"


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Next year promises to be the fourth year of double-digit increases in employee health-care costs, and companies are scrambling to come up with solutions to cope with the continually escalating expense.
"Most of my clients are seeing increases of 12 to 18 percent," said Phil Curran, senior manager of the health and welfare consulting practice for PricewaterhouseCoopers' southwest region. "Most of the employers are taking a traditional approach to cost management. Those have been having employees pay a greater share of the premium cost, having employees pay higher deductibles and higher co-pays. That is perhaps the least enlightened way to try to manage health-care costs, because it's doing nothing to change the costs."
Scott Stream, vice president of insurance operations at St. Louis-based Daniel & Henry Co., said the increases are even more challenging for his company's clients, who are generally employers with 50 or fewer employees.
"With the double-digit increases, it's getting more and more difficult to find alternatives. With small groups of under 50, you don't generally have the capability of self-insuring, and your opportunities are just much more limited," Stream said. "There's never an easy renewal anymore."
Only one of Daniel & Henry's 650 clients has made the decision to stop offering employee health care, Stream said. Companies are generally looking at increasing the percentage employees pay in premiums and increasing co-pays, deductibles and prescription co-pays.
"But in the past 12 to 18 months, we've seen a lot of companies that said, 'We've forced enough of the premiums back to the employees, what else can we do?'" Stream said. "They are looking into higher deductible programs and self-funding a portion of it, thereby assuming part of the risk. "
For example, the employer may decide to buy a new plan with a $1,500 deductible. Employees are accustomed to paying a $250 deductible. The employer then keeps the employee deductible at $250 and pays the deductible amount from $251 to $1,500 for the employees.
A Hewitt Associates survey of 650 major companies nationwide found that the companies anticipate an increase in health-care costs of 14 percent in 2004. However, managers said they could only afford to absorb an increase of 9 percent. Some 96 percent of CEOs and CFOs said they were either critically or significantly concerned with corporate health-care costs, and 91 percent said they were similarly concerned with the employee portion of health-care costs.
The Kaiser Family Foundation's research into employer health benefits found that that premiums rose 13.9 percent between early 2002 and early 2003, making that the highest premium increase since 1990. The premiums increased faster than the 2.2 percent increase in overall inflation and the 3.1 percent wage gains for non-supervisory workers.
Companies are interested in implementing consumer-driven health plans to control costs, according to the Hewitt survey.
Three types of consumer-driven health plans are popular: The first allows employees to customize their benefit options, levels and contributions for doctor, hospital and drug benefits; the second incorporates health accounts and high deductibles; the third combines a health reimbursement account with PPO coverage after a bridge deductible.
"Senior management clearly sees the negative impact of double-digit health-care cost increases," said Jack Bruner, Hewitt's national practice leader for the firm's health management practice. "This year's survey suggests an increased willingness to explore new options such as consumer-choice health plans."
Curran said consumer-driven health programs are quickly gaining popularity among employers.
"Three years ago I had not been involved in a single consumer-driven health care project, and today about 75 percent of my time is spent consulting with employers on consumer-directed health plans," Curran said. "As of today there are approximately 1,200 consumer-driven health plans out there -- about triple where we were a year ago."
Curran predicts that the managed health-care plans developed in the 1970s, such as PPOs and HMOs, are nearing the end of their life cycle.
"They're a business solution created to address the health-care problems in the late 1970s, and the business environment has changed. Twenty-five years ago, there were not large physician groups and physicians selling to large management corporations," Curran said. "I don't see them as going away but as losing market share. It's predicted that by 2010, consumer-directed health plans will have 41 percent of the market. Today they have less than 1 percent. The companies that are most effective in managing their health-care costs are the ones focusing on eliminating discretionary utilization."
Many health plans, both managed care and consumer-driven, are aimed at getting employees to take more responsibility in how their health-care dollar is spent -- from eliminating wasteful trips to the emergency room to choosing generic drugs whenever possible -- to hold down overall health-care costs to the companies. Also, many companies are adding a health-care consumer education component to their plans, including registered nurses who can help individuals manage chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes to reduce the number of hospital and pharmacy visits needed throughout the year, Curran said.
Only a couple of Stream's clients have chosen a consumer-driven health-care plan.
"I've seen a lot of interest in it, but it's really only in the larger accounts with 100 employees or more," he said. "If things continue as they have, we'll see more interest in 2004."
Employee contributions for coverage are also expected to rise in 2004, according to Hewitt. For self-coverage, the employee contribution is expected to rise to 23 percent, up from 21 percent in 2003. For dependent coverage, the 2004 portion is expected to be 27 percent, up from 25 percent in 2003.
According to the Kaiser Foundation, some 62 percent of employers in the 2003 survey said they were shopping for different health insurance, while 33 percent reported that they had either changed carriers or plan types.
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I really like Aelfwin.
First of all this is a great player. Secondly this is a player thats been around the game and knows what is going on. Aelfwin and I share membership in a fleet together though its not one of great priority for either of us.
My mother used to have a saying, "Quit telling me the truth when my minds made up."
Aelfwin and I are probably fighting losing battles here. Cryptics mind is made up and they want us to have less dilithium and they want to charge more for things that need it.
Sure, we are looking at season 5 prices based on season 7 supplies when we make these predictions and they do not look good to us. Removing clickers destroys the supply of dilithium in the game and the rest takes it down more.
It hasnt impacted us yet but things like having Morn at the Bar are going to be seen as more superflous. My predictions about sucky 7 have always been that it undermines season 6 and sticks a knife in its gut. Clickers not only gave dilithium but also fleet marks. Despite these niceties not many fleets are to level 3 or beyond and thats when it really starts getting hard. Fleet progression for large fleets will slow substantially and for smaller fleets it will grind to a screeching halt. The days of people thinking they could form a small fleet and progress with 12-15 friends are probably over and done unless one buys lots of zen.
You know, it would be wise to listen to what Aelfwin is saying here. Sucky 7 would be less bad if it didnt undermine and destroy what was accomplished in seasons 5 and 6. This is a cake and eat it thread. You cant have your cake and eat it too. Well you cant remove access to dilithium from the player base and expect them to craft, show fleet progression, buy zen points, and do the other things that make it fun for them.
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