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|'The essence of Dark Creatures'
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|Any monster that is killed within the Underground Corruption / Underground Crimson
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Mechanical Skull
Mechanical Worm
Neptune's Shell
Golden Shower
Demon Wings
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Suspicious Looking Skull
You will need a total of 102 Souls of Night to craft all items.
Potential Farming Methods
The player can farm Souls of Night by placing 200 Ebonstone Blocks in the stone layer (characterized by a background comprised of stone rather than dirt). Monsters killed in this area may drop Souls of Night.
While in the underground corruption biome, spawn the Eater of Worlds using Worm Food. This boss has many different body parts. All with the chance of dropping a Soul of Night. An Eater of Worlds will drop about 5-10 souls every time. This tactic is very effective as Worm Food is easy to make and the Eater of Worlds is a very easy boss to kill in hardmode.
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You might think some of the foods here are too high-calorie, fatty, or lacking in nutrients to be included in a healthy diet, but surprise! Research changes our knowledge and opinions about our food, and a lot of the foods that were once maligned or ignored are actually good for you. Check out our list to learn more about these surprisingly healthy foods and how to use them.
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You might not know it, but mushrooms are among the few edible plant sources of vitamin D, an essential nutrient that many of us are low on. You'll still need to get in front of some sunlight to get your full daily dose, as mushrooms only contain a small amount (about 15 IU per serving), but some grocery stores are now upping the amount of vitamin D in the mushrooms they sell by exposing them to ultraviolet light ask your grocer to learn if they use this method with their mushrooms. And as an added benefit, many widely available varieties of the fungi also contain a healthy amount of some B vitamins, like vitamin B6 and riboflavin.
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4/08 in Yankee History
The red-letter days:
2003: Hideki Matsui makes a spectacular debut in pinstripes.
After delaying their home opener by a day because of impending snow'
the Yankees beat the Twins' 7-3' with a Matsui grand slam the key blow
in the game. The new arrival from Japan becomes the first Yankee in
history to hit a slam in his first game in the Stadium. He also becomes
the first to hit his first Yankee homer with the bases loaded since
Horace Clarke did so in 1965. The loss puts the Twins below .500 for
the first time since the end of the 2000 season' a club-record span of
328 consecutive games.
1985: At Fenway' 46-year-old Phil Niekro gets the ball for the Yankees'
making him the oldest pitcher in American league history to start an
Opener (Jack Quinn of the Brooklyn Dodgers set the MLB record, for
Brooklyn in 1931, at age 47). Boston chase Niekro after 4 innings and
behind the pitching of Oil Can Boyd coast to a 9-2 win. Niekro walks 4
in the 3rd inning' including two with the bases loaded' to lose his 7th
Opener in a row (6 with Atlanta)' the worst opening day record ever.
Tony Armas' Dwight Evans' and Jim Rice stroke homers for Boston.
On other 8ths of April…
2002: The Yankees pound out 22 hits in clobbering the Blue Jays' 16-3.
Alfonso Soriano collects 5 hits for NY' including a double and a
three-run homer' while Robin Ventura drives across 6 runs.
2001: In the Yankees 16-5 win over Toronto' Yankee pinch hitter Scott
Seabol becomes the lowest-drafted player (88th round in 1996) to ever
appear in a major league game. Former Royals star Al Cowens' picked on
the 75th round in 1969' was the previous record holder. This
distinction will last just 11 days before Travis Phelps – the Tampa Bay
Devil Rays' selection in the 89th round' also in 1996 – makes his debut
on April 19. Roger Clemens is the winner as batterymate Jorge Posada
belts his first grand slam' one of 20 Yankee hits.
1993: The Yanks are on the losing end of an historic event when Indians
second sacker Carlos Baerga becomes the first player in major league
annals to homer from both sides of the plate in the same inning'
connecting in the 7th frame (off Steve Howe and Steve Barr,
respectively) of Cleveland's 15-5 win over the visiting New Yorkers.
1986: The Kansas City Royals are the first defending champions – other
than the Bronx Bombers themselves – in 61 years to open at Yankee
Stadium' and they start the season on the wrong foot by losing' 4-2.
New York score all 4 runs off starter Bud Black' who gives up a
three-run homer to Butch Wynegar in the 2nd. Hal McRae accounts for
both KC runs with a two-run homer off starter Ron Guidry' one of two
hits Guidry gives up in 5 innings. Guidry wins his first Opener with
relief help from Rod Scurry and Dave Righetti.
1978: Highly touted off season acquisition Goose Gossage gets off to a
rocky start with the Yankees.
At the Opener in Arlington' the Rangers
edge the Yanks 2-1 behind newcomers Richie Zisk and Jon Matlack.
Matlack scatters 8 hits in winning' while Zisk delivers a 9th inning
solo walkoff shot against the Goose. Ron Guidry goes 7 innings for New
York, scattering six singles – after this no-decision' he will win 13
straight games.
1976: At County Stadium' the Brewers open against the Yankees with Hank
Aaron driving in 3 runs to back Jim Slaton's 4-hit 5-0 win.
Five days
later' Slaton will shut out the Tigers. Catfish Hunter is the loser'
allowing 5 runs in 7 innings. Later' both he and reliever Sparky Lyle'
complain about the flatness of the mound.
1975: The Yankees are participants in history again as they take the
field in Cleveland. After Rachel Robinson' widow of Jackie' tosses out
the first ball, Frank Robinson' in his opening game as the first black
manager in the majors, adds a dramatic touch by homering in his first
at bat (as a DH).
The blow will be the catalyst for a 5-3 win over the
visiting Bombers. For player-manager Robinson' it is his 8th Opening
Day homer, setting an MLB record. Starter Doc Medich is the loser'
going 5 innings and giving up all 5 runs. Gaylord Perry goes all the
way to win for the Tribe' while Boog Powell backs him with a 3-for-3
outing, including a double and homer.
1946: Catfish Hunter is born.
Hunter was the highest paid pitcher in baseball when he signed with the
Yankees in 1975. He got off to a rough start, going 0-3 in his first
four outings. He settled down after that, ultimately winning more than
20 games and was also named to the All-Star team for the seventh time.
In 1976 Hunter won 17 games, led the Yankeees in complete games and
innings pitched, and was again named to the All-Star team. The Yankees
won three straight pennants with Hunter from 1976 to 1978. However, the
years of arm strain and the effects of diabetes had begun to toll on
the pitcher and in 1979, Hunter retired from baseball. Hunter was an
effective pitcher, not because he overpowered batters with his speed,
but because of the precision of his pitching. He was inducted into the
National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1987. At the time a player was
allowed to choose which cap would be memorialized on his Hall of Fame
Plaque. Before and after his induction, Hunter spoke highly of his
experiences with both the A's and Yankees and his appreciation for both
team owners, Charlie Finley and George Steinbrenner. For this reason,
he refused to choose a team and thus the plaque depicts him without an
insignia on his cap.
Hunter died at his home in Hertford, North Carolina in 1999 after he
took a fall down the stairs at his home. He had been suffering from
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease) in
an advanced stage at the time.
1930: In Memphis' the Chicks beat the Yankees in an exhibtion game'
3-1. Babe Ruth' hobbling from an injury incurred 2 days ago in Dallas'
bashes a homer for the vistors' only run. In his next at bat he hits
the top of the signboard at Russwood Park as Ruth ambles to 1B for
single. Sam Byrd pinch runs.
1909: While at spring training in Hialeah, FL' Hal Chase contracts
smallpox. The entire Highlander team is vaccinated and will be
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Registered voters are asked to vote for four Grand Junction city council members - one candidate for each of the four open seats.
Incumbent Tom Kenyon is competing with Phyllis Norris in District A. Three candidates are vying for the District D seat: Bonnie Beckstein, Martin Chazen and Grand Junction Mayor Pro Tem Laura Luke.
Harry Butler, Duncan McArthur and Robert Noble are running for the District E seat. Competing for the At-Large seat are Rick Brainard and incumbent Bill Pitts.
Ballots were mailed out Monday, March 11, and they must be in the possession of the Elections Division no later than 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 2.
The Free Press asked each of the candidates to respond to six questions on issues affecting the community. Part one ran in last week's Free Press. Two candidates, Harry Butler and Robert Noble, preferred talking by phone or face-to-face. The other candidates responded by email. Some answers were edited slightly for brevity. Here's what they had to say in Part 2:
Bonnie Beckstein: The city works with developers that want to add affordable housing by working with the development of the streets, sanitation and water to absorb or defray some of the costs that occur with this type of development.
Rick Brainard: This is an important issue in our community that I'm still learning about, but on the surface it appears that there are efforts being made to address it. I'm eager to learn more.
Harry Butler: The city is already working with the Grand Junction Housing Authority on building affordable housing. The city is connected by contributing to the housing authority.
Martin Chazen: The construction industry, and housing in particular, is traditionally a big economic driver for our community. The city council can encourage this sector with flexible planning, a speedy permitting process and a policy that encourages a relationship between the city and developers built on trust and respect.
With regard to affordable housing, the city can encourage developers who want to build in this segment of the market, but the city should stay clear of any arrangement that puts the city in competition with apartment owners.
Tom Kenyon: We need to support the housing authority and those that provide housing inventory. We can and have channeled our federal CDBG (Community Development Block Grants) funds to housing.
Laura Luke: Grand Junction has a deficiency when it comes to adequate living accommodations within our city limits. However, thanks to some wise and strategic efforts to leverage funding by Grand Junction Housing Authority director Jody Kole and its board (including our own council member Teresa Coons), they're making strides to close a wide gap.
City Council has been very supportive of projects that not only produce jobs during building phases, but also focus on affordable housing which is vital to the livability of our community. That effort helps many, some of whom include seniors, working families and veterans, not to mention our community as a whole.
Duncan McArthur: What can the city do to facilitate affordable housing? They must be aware the impact land-use restrictions have on the housing market. Affordable housing is a function of the value of the land as the "sticks and bricks" of housing development are relatively consistent. It is the land values that drive the cost of housing to fluctuate and drive the prices out of the reach of lower-income families.
One of the unintended consequences of the Persigo Agreement between Mesa County and the City of Grand Junction was to create an artificial supply of land available for development of higher density projects. When the housing market heated up in the early 2000s, the cost of land was driven to unsustainable levels because the demand was being met with an artificial low supply.
When the housing boom ended, housing prices fell precipitously because the market just could not support those values given the income levels in the market. Now, many families find themselves upside down owing more on their mortgages than their houses are worth. Many families find they are unable to sell their houses without having to pay substantial amounts to pay off the mortgage which has resulted in a low supply of houses being listed for sale. This is leading to a rebounding of house values to some extent.
Robert Noble: This question ties in with the next question. There are folks who have need for low-cost housing, particularly in these times when people are out-of-work and under-employed. The city gets a community development block grant that they apply to a variety of needs for low-income housing for veterans, the homeless, the disabled. The city is trying to address these various housing needs; it's such a multi-layered problem.
Phyllis Norris: Currently, the percent of open rentals in the market has risen, however, affordable housing continues to be a problem. The City Council should continue to work with and support the housing advocacy partners to align the demand with supply.
Bill Pitts: Real Estate is a little slow at this time. The council responds to public input.
Beckstein: Truly homeless individuals and families need the support of the community to aide in finding housing and jobs. We need to work with agencies to help give them a hand up, not a hand out.
The HOT program is mainly for the transient population who reside here. This program aims to get them to find jobs or relocate them to families, or get the medical/mental help they need. The program has been successful in this approach.
Brainard: This is a sensitive issue. I, for one, think the homeless people and the exits of the freeways and around town are horrible first impressions to visitors to our city. However, we also cannot turn our backs on the problem and hope it will go away. These homeless are citizens in our community. I was glad to hear that Grand Junction's efforts to address the situation were significant enough to get the attention of the State. We have a long way to go, but it's a start. So, yes, I believe we should reinstate the HOT program.
Butler: You're always going to have homeless individuals. This valley has shown there is help for the homeless. There are amenities here for them to tap into. The city collaborated with other entities to build housing for homeless veterans (St. Martin's Place).
The HOT team should continue, although sometimes funding shortages cause programs like that to be postponed.
Chazen: The city should create a business environment that creates jobs for families that need work and direct people with mental and/or substance abuse problems to programs that provide help. I believe the HOT team was an effective method of protecting both the citizens of Grand Junction and the homeless population, and I would be in favor of re-funding this program as budget dollars become available.
Kenyon: I support the HOT team and solutions that reduce taxpayer costs in dealing with the homeless.
Luke: Our homeless population is really made up of a collective group that find themselves homeless for a variety of reasons. It's more than a reflection of society in recessionary times, and it speaks to a problem that requires we approach it from many different angles.
The Grand Valley Coalition for the Homeless brought together several local organizations and individuals to enact their 52-page 10 Year Plan to end homelessness a few years ago. Council member Coons participated in meetings and the city works in unison with other partner organizations to continually address issues facing the homeless. City Council supports the effort through various means, including allocation of CDBG Funds.
The HOT Team did an outstanding job of reaching out and connecting with many homeless in the valley. They effectively earned trust, and helped to resolve problems by identifying criteria specific to the individual and customized solutions accordingly. Staffing of officers is based on funding and, at present, the City of Grand Junction has more officer candidates in training. The sooner the city is able to reinstate its HOT program, the better.
McArthur: The homeless situation is a difficult issue to solve. The fear is if you do a lot to assist the homeless more of them will come to Grand Junction, but it is difficult to watch people suffer even when it is a result of poor choices on their part.
I do not believe the city is in a position to resolve this issue, (but) should support the organizations that have programs in place and are prepared to assist, such as Catholic Outreach, Homeward Bound, Salvation Army, etc. The community as a whole should support these organizations.
It is my understanding that the police department's HOT program ceased due to budget constrictions. The city should consider reinstating the program as funds become available and at the police chief's discretion.
Noble: We need to get a handle of what proportion of the homeless are full-time residents and what percentage are transients. While the transient population may need a shelter for a few days, the permanent residents who are homeless need more services that include addressing health needs and preparation for returning to the workforce. The use of block grants is one way to address this.
The HOT team should be reinstated. It was a creative and effective tool that the police force developed.
Norris: The HOT program was having success until officer availability required the program to be dropped. Unfortunately, the budget for 2013 will continue to put a strain on the safety in our community. Until our budget places public safety as one of the top priorities, we will continue to lose critical units like the HOT team in our police department.
Pitts: The City has dealt with the homeless issue as much as economically possible. As shifts and funds become available we will reinstate the regular HOT teams.
Beckstein: We need to take a slow and thoughtful approach on how the renovation is to be done. Again, we need to stay focused on the needs and minimize the wants at this time.
Brainard: I think we may have moved a little too quickly. I question whether we set our sights too low. The community is changing, evolving, growing. I think we could have set our sights higher. That said, I am a supporter of the arts and recognize its value in our community's economic growth; yes, we need more venues. I just wonder if the Avalon is enough.
Butler: I was born and raised here. The Avalon Theatre is a historic landmark worth preserving. It can be a draw for the symphony and other organizations. You do need arts and culture in cities. People do look for that.
Chazen: It should be noted that the Avalon was built and operated for many years as a private enterprise and became a city-owned property only when it was at the end of its economic life.
That being said, the Avalon has become a cultural fixture in our community and is worthy of renovation under the right circumstances. If the Avalon Theatre Foundation can raise and bank, in advance, a substantial portion of all the funds needed to complete the project, than I could see leveraging the private money with public funds.
Kenyon: I voted against the $3 million city contribution. I have concerns that the remainder of the funds that is needed is too much to fundraise and that the city will be asked again to spend more taxpayer dollars. In general, I would like to see the private sector or a nonprofit own and operate this kind of an enterprise. I would not want to subsidize the operations in the future.
Luke: City Council has valid concerns about the city owning a property that has been somewhat neglected and is not up to ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant standards. We really have a responsibility to all our citizens to provide safe and accommodating facilities. Many in our community (including myself) appreciate the history of the building and have fond memories that are tied to it. There's no doubt it has the potential to fill a niche that our community plans to put to good use. The director of The Cornerstone Project, Robin Brown, has been working hard in a collaborative effort with others to help ensure its success. The City Council has seen fit to support the renovation of the Avalon Theatre, and as with any capital project, we have an obligation to see the investment through to completion.
McArthur: The city has committed funds to the redevelopment of the Avalon Theatre so reversing that process is probably not plausible. However, I believe the budget process should set priorities based on our "needs" and "wants."
The Avalon Theatre is a "want" in my opinion and I would have preferred committing those funds to a new fire station. This is a "need." There are those that may suggest that we could do both but, if that were true, would it have been necessary to take $1 million out of the reserve fund to balance the budget while supporting the Avalon Theatre?
Noble: I am very much in favor of the Avalon renovation. It will be a second anchor on Main Street (complementing Two Rivers Convention Center on the west end). Events there will create a flow of traffic down Main Street. Artist renderings show a dramatic addition on the east side, with the face of the historic theatre preserved. It will be stunning, once built; I think it's a very positive project for the city.
Norris: I have been a supporter of renovating the Avalon Theatre since the project started. In fact, I believe my name is still on one of the old seats in the theatre. I believe the city should continue to budget the renovation of the theatre, however, it should fit in with other priority demands.
Just like the Riverfront Trail, we can complete these important projects and continue to work within our budget by doing these projects over a few years rather than all at once.
Pitts: The Council approved a bunch of dollars for the renovation of the Avalon.


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The Finn's contract with Lotus runs out at the end of the season and Red Bull's bosses have made no secret of the fact that they are big admirers of his driving skills.
Webber's confirmation on Thursday that he will leave Formula One at the end of the year has led to an increase in speculation that Raikkonen could end up as Sebastian Vettel's team-mate at Milton Keynes next season.
Raikkonen, though, says he has not made a decision about his future.
"I still don't have an answer for what will happen next year, it hasn't changed since the last two races," he is quoted as saying by adamcooperf1.com. "Obviously people will be talking more about chances but it doesn't really change what I will do next year or what my decisions are, even if there is obviously an open place.
"I have no contract, which is normal in F1. I have nothing to tell people unless there is something certain on paper, and then I will tell immediately because for me it's much easier, everybody stops asking the same question. Until I have something I can't answer...
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As for the possibility of teaming up with three-time World Champion Vettel next year, Raikkonen said: "I have no problem to race with anybody. I've never been in a position to choose who I drive with, so it doesn't change anything. If would happen obviously it would be more easy than some other years."
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Known as 'chashaku' in Japan, this traditional spoon has been used for centuries to measure Matcha from the tea container into an earthenware tea bowl. This spoon is used only to measure Matcha powdered green tea and is not designed to measure loose leaf green tea.
In Japan the material used to make tea spoons for measuring Matcha vary from natural bamboo, black bamboo, other hard wood, ivory, or metal. The length and size of the scoop can also vary according to intended use. There are three basic types: modern, broad, and traditional. The modern scoop is often made of metal, has a longer handle and is more deep and rounded like a spoon. A broad scoop has a shorter handle and larger scoop, and is intended for larger servings or thicker tea. The EDEN Matcha Scoop is considered a very traditional bamboo type, with a medium handle and well balanced scoop. One scoopful equals one serving, about 1 gram of Matcha.
When properly cared for, the EDEN Matcha Scoop will last for many years. After using simply wipe clean with a dry cloth, or rinse with cold water, wipe and allow to air dry before storing. Do not wash in a dishwasher.


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Store your Office documents in OneDrive, and Office Online lets you view and edit them in your web browser. That's perfect for making quick updates (no need to start up an Office program), on just about any computer that's connected to the Web.
To get started, go to OneDrive.com, sign in, and click Upload. Pick documents that you want to be able to share easily, or be able to access on any computer.
When you can see the document on OneDrive, click it. It opens in Office Online.
To sign in to OneDrive, you need a Microsoft account. If you don't already have one, click the Sign up now link at the OneDrive sign-in page and fill out the form. Your sign-in will be the email address and password that you set up in the form.
If you have a recent version of Office, you can save documents directly to OneDrive from your Office program. That eliminates the extra step of saving on your computer, then uploading.
Go to File > Save As, and then pick OneDrive to save documents directly from programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
For detailed steps, see Save documents online.
Click Sign in. enter your email address and password, and then click OK. If you use Hotmail, Messenger, or Xbox Live, you already have a Microsoft account. If you don't have one, click Sign Up to create a new Microsoft account.
Select a folder on your OneDrive, and then click Save As. Type a name for your file and then click Save. The document is now saved on OneDrive. Click File and Close.
Note If the notebook is not in the OneNote 2010 file format, OneNote prompts you to upgrade it. Click Upgrade, and then in the Notebook Properties dialog box click Convert to 2010. Click OK at the prompt that warns you that users of an earlier version of OneNote will not be able to share the notebook. Anyone with an earlier version of OneNote is able to share the notebook by using OneNote Online.
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For more information about using Office Online see Share a spreadsheet, document, presentation, or notebook in OneDrive.
Distributing your organization's newsletter is as simple as saving it on your OneDrive and sending a link.
You're the newsletter editor. The newsletter is finished, and you've saved it on OneDrive, ready to share. One last look, and you notice you misspelled a board member's name. That's quick and easy to update in the browser.
Note In OneDrive, multiple authors can edit a document at the same time in Word Online. For more information, see Work together on a document in Word Online.
The document that you print from the browser looks the same as it would if you printed it from Word.
With the document open in Word Online, click the File tab in Word Online, and then click Print, and click Print again. A printable PDF is generated. Open it by clicking Click here to view the PDF of your document., and then follow the procedure you normally do for opening and printing PDF files from your browser.
For more information about using Word Online see Basic tasks in Word Online.
Gathering information in an Excel workbook helps you compare items so you can make informed choices. For example, you could reserve the picnic area for your party for free, but maybe it's worth the expense of renting an indoor venue in rainy weather. By tracking information in an Excel workbook on your OneDrive, you can open the workbook in your browser anytime and slice your data in different ways to make decisions.
You just found out that the local movie theater is available to rent for private events. You want to add this information to your list of venues. When you edit in the browser, you can change data, enter or edit formulas, and apply basic formatting within the spreadsheet.
You're not the only one researching event venues. What if your friend wants to add information to the spreadsheet at the same time you're working in the workbook? In Excel Online you can collaborate with other people on the same workbook at the same time. Go ahead and make your changes. Excel Online indicates if other people are also working in the workbook.
For more information about using Excel Online see Basic tasks in Excel Online.
It's your turn to present the slide show for class, but you forgot to bring your laptop computer. You borrow someone else's, but they don't have PowerPoint installed. That's okay: sign in to OneDrive, open the slide show in PowerPoint Online, and present the slide show.
If your classmates want you to add some slides to the group presentation, you can quickly do that in your browser.
You might want to print the slides as handouts to share with the class. Click the File tab, and then click Print and click Print again. A printable PDF is generated. Open it by clicking Click here to view the PDF of your document., and then follow the procedure you normally do for opening and printing PDF files from your browser.
For more information about using PowerPoint Online see Basic tasks in PowerPoint Online.
When you're planning a group activity OneNote Online gives your group a centralized place for collecting notes, brainstorming an idea, or assembling the bits into a more structured document, such as an itinerary you can share with your contacts as a Word document.
Brainstorming loses steam if you have to take turns, waiting for one person to finish editing the notebook before you can add your ideas. By using OneNote Online you can add your notes while other people are working in the notebook, even if some people have the notebook open in the OneNote desktop application.
Go ahead and make your changes. OneNote Online lets you see who made which changes, and you can roll pages back to an earlier version if someone made changes that you don't want.
For more information about using OneNote Online see Basic tasks in OneNote Online.
You can use your browser-enabled cellular phone to read Word, Excel and PowerPoint files stored on OneDrive. The following devices provide mobile support for Office Online in OneDrive:
To view Word or PowerPoint files, use your phone's web browser to browse to your OneDrive page. Its web address is the same URL in your phone's browser as the one displayed in the address bar of your desktop browser.
For more information about using your cellular phone to view Word and PowerPoint files in Office Online see Use Office Online on your cell phone.


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A Keyed Entry Leverset is a single cylinder locking Leverset. Keyed Entry Leversets can be locked and unlocked from the exterior using a key. The interior portion can be locked by a push button on the interior rosette. These are generally used on garage doors or doors that can be accessed by the exterior of the house.
- Includes: Square and Round Corner Strike Plate and Faceplates. If you need Drive-in Plates, Please contact customer service to note the order
- If you have specific keying instructions, please contact customer service before placing the order.
- Limited Lifetime Mechanical Warranty
- Door Prep For Both Deadbolt and Leverset Bore Holes: 2-1/8" Diameter Bore hole, 1" diameter latch hole
- Automatic adjustment to door thickness of 1-3/8" to 1-3/4"
- Both Cylinders: Weslock 5 Pin
- Removable Levers prevents scratching during installation
- Panic-Proof Keyed Entry Feature: allows one turn of the Lever for unlocking and opening the door
- Leverset Projection: 2-1/2"
- Lever Rosette Width: 2-3/4"
- Lever Rosette Height: 5"
- Deadbolt Exterior Projection: 3/4"
- Deadbolt Interior Projection: 1-3/4"
- Deadbolt Overall Height: 4"
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- Product Type: Pressure
- Manufacturer: Emerson Process Management
Rosemount 3051S with HART diagnostics predicts and prevents abnormal situations in process and electrical loops. Statistical process monitoring (SPM) detects abnormalities, such as pump cavitations, entrained air or plugged impulse lines. Previously undetectable failures on the electrical loop such as water in the terminal housing, corrosion or unstable power supply are now possible with Power Advisory diagnostic.


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18K yellow gold clad brass round drop earrings with faceted black onyx, quartzite, hematite, labradorite, or crystal details
Material: 18K yellow gold clad brass and onyx, quartzite, hematite, labradorite, or crystal
Brand: Rivka Friedman
Origin: Imported
As the daughter of two artists, Rivka Friedman developed an appreciation for fine design and craftsmanship at an early age. Both her upbringing and her experiences traveling abroad inform her lustrous collection of artisan-crafted, luxe gold and gemstone jewelry. Black onyx chandelier earrings, delicate bangle bracelets accented with sparse, swirling filigree and chunky blue magnesite, bold statement rings, and chain necklaces punctuated with multi-colored gemstones are elegant and feminine, with just enough edge.


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- Developer: Nintendo
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Action Platformer 3D
- Release Date: Nov 20, 2004
- ESRB: Everyone
Unlock Yoshi Mini-Games
To unlock the following mini-games, catch rabbits in the following locations as Yoshi:
|How to Unlock:
|Boom Box
|Outside near the main bridge.
|Hide and Boo Seek
|Outside near the main bridge
|Near the entrance to Lethal Lava Land.
|Puzzle Panic
|Outside in the moat. (After you drain it)
|Puzzle panel
|Outside near the main bridge.
|Tox Box Shuffle
|Outside in a flower patch near the wooden bridge.
|Which Wiggler?
|Outside in the hedge maze.
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Who's Building the Do-It-Ourselves Economy?
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2. Redefining Middle-Class
Building the local and regional economy will create real prosperity and keep the benefits circulating among ordinary people. But we are approaching the end of an era of cheap energy and seemingly limitless growth. To live within our means, we'll need to produce and consume less stuff. That may mean less paid work available, at least in some sectors of the economy, so it makes sense to share those jobs and work fewer hours.
Many Americans work too much and are starved for downtime. A shorter workweek could benefit them while opening new jobs for the unemployed. Productivity increases when workers aren't overstretched. Profits now going to the wealthiest could be distributed to workers so they could afford to work fewer hours and have more time for the rest of life.
Working less also means we have more time to do things for ourselves.
After Corbyn Hightower lost her corporate position, her husband started working at a low-wage job. The family saves money by fixing things that break and making things themselves. Corbyn is refurbishing an old dollhouse with her preschoolers. They spend hours together on this creative project.
Community exchanges transform the Hightowers' experience from a lonely and scary adventure into a way of life Corbyn has come to appreciate. She shares the harvest from her pear, apple, and orange trees with her neighbors and gives some fruit to a nearby homeless shelter. Her neighbors share with her their apricots, lemons, peaches, plums, blackberries, and cherries.
Learning new DIY skills and building relationships with friends and neighbors builds greater self-reliance and offers opportunities to develop multiple facets of ourselves.
And frequent exchanges among neighbors help reweave a community fabric that has been badly frayed by overstressed lives. Once you get the tools to repair your bicycle, you can fix other people's bikes or teach them how. When you're canning jam, it's easy to make some extra for gifts and exchanges.
All this means we can live with less money, so we can afford to spend less time at a job, which also becomes less central as a source of identity. And these rich networks and practical skills enhance our resilience as we face an uncertain future.
3. A Movement to Rebuild the Dream
We are still a wealthy country. We could use our tax dollars to put Americans to work replacing obsolete energy, water, transportation, and waste systems with infrastructure that can serve us in the resource-constrained times ahead.
We could invest in universal health coverage, which offers people the security to risk launching new businesses and helps make shorter workweeks more feasible. We could fully fund education and job training.
We could save money by cutting the bloated military budget, oversized prison populations, and the drug war. And we'd have the money if everyone—including the wealthiest Americans and large corporations—paid taxes at the rates they paid during the Clinton administration.
To get these sorts of changes, we need the American government to work for all of us, not just for corporations.
Powerful moneyed interests won't willingly give back the power that has allowed them to acquire most of America's wealth. We need strong people's movements to get government to work for ordinary Americans. That's the way American workers won the 8-hour day, women secured the right to vote, and African Americans ended segregation.
Enlightened politicians may cooperate with these movements, but few will lead them. We the people—through unions, community associations, advocacy groups, and local political groups—will have to set our own agenda and insist that government respond. The Movement to Rebuild the American Dream (see page 48), which is bringing together groups ranging from MoveOn.org to AFSCME, offers a promising path toward that end.
The Do-It-Ourselves Economy
Corbyn's family has not had it easy since they slipped into poverty. They sold their SUV to cover rent and other necessities, and Corbyn blogs about the challenges of biking in the rain and in the blistering heat of the Sacramento area. But she also celebrates getting in shape, saving money, and the discoveries she and her children make when they travel at a slower pace.
Her 12-year-old tells Corbyn she loves her life. Who wouldn't want chickens in the backyard, long bike rides with the family, and picking apples to take to the homeless shelter?
Living Right
on the "Wrong" Side of Town:
When Corbyn Hightower's financial world fell apart, a ragtag community came together to show how a lively neighborhood grows new livelihoods.
Corbyn has come to appreciate special moments: "Yesterday we feasted on the first truly awesome strawberries of this spring, red all the way through, without the slightly-too-tart tang of previous early-season pints. We tried to savor them, to make them last, to appreciate each strawberry for how it's slightly different from the rest. The way the sparkling flavor and the seeds make it taste almost carbonated. ...
"I think we have to reinvent 'poor.' Most everyone in my life is enduring new poverty. … It's an unfamiliar and scary leap. … And if it turns out that some of these changes feel good, well, then it's a win-win. The Great Recession is a watershed time for my generation, possibly the era that will live on to define us."
Many of us have stories like Corbyn's from our family histories or maybe from right now—stories of hard work, stubborn resilience, and neighbors helping neighbors. Stories of people waking up each day doing what had to be done for the children.
Our descendants need those qualities from us—not acquiescence to powerful interests or passive acceptance of a no-longer-tenable status quo. Our descendants need us to be as radical and as tenacious as our ancestors were.
Sarah van Gelder and Doug Pibel wrote this article for New Livelihoods, the Fall 2011 issue of YES! Magazine. Sarah is executive editor and Doug is managing editor of YES!
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Sure, cheese is great, but these ideas are way better.
Love creative burger toppings? Check out these crazy, over-the-top burgers.
This article originally appeared on Goodhousekeeping.com.
Creamy Pesto Burger
Beat together 6 ounce softened reduced-fat cream cheese + 3 tablespoons pesto + 2 teaspoon lemon juice; divide among burgers. Top with shredded romaine lettuce.
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Commandline Usage via "sake"
SilverStripe can call controllers through commandline
php just as easily as through a web browser.
This can be handy to automate tasks with cron jobs, run unit tests and maintenance tasks,
and a whole bunch of other scripted goodness.
The main entry point for any commandline execution is
cli-script.php. For example, to run a database rebuild
from the commandline, use this command:
cd your-webroot/ php framework/cli-script.php dev/build
Make sure that your commandline php version uses the same configuration as your webserver (run
php -i to find out more).
GET parameters as arguments
You can add parameters to the command by using normal form encoding.
All parameters will be available in
$_GET within SilverStripe.
cd your-webroot/ php framework/cli-script.php myurl myparam=1 myotherparam=2
SAKE: SilverStripe make
Sake is a simple wrapper around
cli-script.php. It also tries to detect which
php executable to use
if more than one are available.
If you are using a debian server: Check you have the php-cli package installed for sake to work. If you get an error when running the command php -v, then you may not have php-cli installed so sake won't work.
You can copy the
sake file into
/usr/bin/sake for easier access (this is optional):
cd your-webroot/ sudo ./framework/sake installsake
Note: This currently only works on unix-like systems, not on Windows.
Sometimes SilverStripe needs to know the URL of your site, for example, when sending an email. When you're visiting your site in a web browser this is easy to work out, but if you're executing scripts on the command-line, it has no way of knowing.
To work this out, you should add lines of this form to your _ss_environment.php file.
global $_FILE_TO_URL_MAPPING; $_FILE_TO_URL_MAPPING['/Users/sminnee/Sites'] = 'http://localhost';
What the line says is that any Folder under /Users/sminnee/Sites/ can be accessed in a web browser from http://localhost. For example, /Users/sminnee/Sites/mysite will be available at http://localhost/mysite.
You can add multiple file to url mapping definitions. The most specific mapping will be used. For example:
global $_FILE_TO_URL_MAPPING; $_FILE_TO_URL_MAPPING['/Users/sminnee/Sites'] = 'http://localhost'; $_FILE_TO_URL_MAPPING['/Users/sminnee/Sites/mysite'] = 'http://mysite.localhost';
Using this example, /Users/sminnee/Sites/mysite/ would be accessed at http://mysite.localhost/, and /Users/sminnee/Sites/othersite/ would be accessed at http://localhost/othersite/
Sake will either run
./framework/cli-script.php or
./cli-script.php, depending on what's available.
It's particularly useful for running build tasks...
cd /your/site/folder sake dev/build "flush=1" sake dev/tests/all
It can also be handy if you have a long running script.
cd /your/site/folder sake dev/tasks/MyReallyLongTask
Running processes
You can use sake to make daemon processes for your application.
Step 1: Make a task or controller class that runs a loop. Because SilverStripe has memory leaks, you should make the PHP process exit when it hits some reasonable memory limit. Sake will automatically restart your process whenever it exits.
The other thing you should do is include some appropriate sleep()s so that your process doesn't hog the system. The best thing to do is to have a short sleep when the process is in the middle of doing things, and a long sleep when doesn't have anything to do.
This code provides a good template:
class MyProcess extends Controller { private static $allowed_actions = array( 'index' ); function index() { set_time_limit(0); while(memory_get_usage() < 32*1024*1024) { if($this->somethingToDo()) { $this->doSomething(); sleep(1) } else { sleep(300); } } } }
Step 2: Install the "daemon" command-line tool on your server.
Step 3: Use sake to start and stop your process
sake -start MyProcess sake -stop MyProcess
Note that sake processes are currently a little brittle, in that the pid and log files are placed in the site root directory, rather than somewhere sensible like /var/log or /var/run.
Running Regular Tasks With Cron
On a unix machine, you can typically run a scheduled task with a cron job, using one of the following command-line calls:
/path/to/site_root/framework/sake dev/tasks/MyTask php /path/to/site_root/framework/cli-script.php dev/tasks/MyTask
If you find that your cron job appears to be retrieving the login screen, then you may need to use
instead. This is typical of a cPanel-based setup.
php-cli /path/to/site_root/framework/cli-script.php dev/tasks/MyTask
A good approach to setting up and testing your task to run with cron is:
- Try running the task via the command-line on your server.
/path/to/site_root/framework/sake dev/tasks/MyTask
- Set up a cron job to run the task every minute.
* * * * * /path/to/site_root/framework/sake dev/tasks/MyTask
- Finally, set the task to run when you want it to.
0 2 * * * /path/to/site_root/framework/sake dev/tasks/MyTask(2am)
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Doug Davis hasn't had the best start to his Brewers season. He wasn't that good, but he was also extremely unlucky with a 3+ run difference in his ERA and FIP. Then he got hurt when his heart was bleeding and he had to get a transplant from someone who died, but it turned out that man was actually evil and Doug had to fight him for control of his soul. Now, it looks like he'll be back in three weeks or less. The Brewers could probably use him by then and it'll be nice to have him back (if only to complain about).
So Doug will be back soon, but that's not really why I posted this post. I needed an excuse to post these pictures of his hot ass wife that I found. Seriously, she's a babe and the accompanying tweet shows how unfair life can be. My last girlfriend told me she knew she could never truly love me after she saw me eat four brats in five minutes. She was nothing like Chantelle.
Seriously, she can inflate my ERA anytime.
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Hot, yes. Worth having the dog, no.


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