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|Sat, 11-01-2003 - 3:11pm
Sam and Rachel enjoyed trick-or-treat again this year. Our neighborhood is essentially 55 houses, and they did them in about 1 1/2 hours. Dh and the dad next door took the 4 kids around. Dh thought maybe S&R were OK to go alone, but I feel there should be adults out and about in general on this night.
They brought back huge bags of candy, and we have a bunch leftover, even though I bought less than last year.
|Sun, 11-09-2003 - 10:17pm
My kids 10 year old and 4 year old got to go t or t twice this year. In my old town and the one we live in. We give them each a bowl to put there candy in, and about once or twice a week they get there bowl for snack and can eat for like 5 or 10 minutes. The other nights they have to have fruit or something else good for them. By the next Halloween if they still have some left we throw it away. By then it gets pretty old, but they really don't seem to care. Me and my dh help by taking some to work with us almost every night. We work 3rd shift and need some snack food.
|Mon, 11-03-2003 - 12:43pm
I sit down with her and I explain that "OH Honey, you should not have ALL these reeses...maybe I should just take them....umm...and the Butterfungers too...Um...and maybe those Almond Joys" LOL
|Sat, 11-01-2003 - 11:16pm
We don't usually have that problem - that'll change over the next few years though.


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Installing mod_geoip for Apache2 On Debian Lenny
Submitted by falko (Contact Author) (Forums) on Tue, 2009-10-06 10:56. :: Debian | Apache
Installing mod_geoip for Apache2 On Debian Lenny
Version 1.0
This guide explains how to set up mod_geoip with Apache2 on a Debian Lenny system. mod_geoip looks up the IP address of the client end user. This allows you to redirect or block users based on their country. You can also use this technology for your OpenX (formerly known as OpenAds or phpAdsNew) ad server to allow geo targeting.
I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!
1 Preliminary Note
I'm assuming that you have a running Debian Lenny system with a working Apache2, e.g. as shown in this tutorial: The Perfect Server - Debian Lenny (Debian 5.0) [ISPConfig 2].
2 Installing mod_geoip
To install mod_geoip, we simply run:
aptitude install libapache2-mod-geoip
Then we open /etc/apache2/mods-available/geoip.conf and uncomment the GeoIPDBFile line so that the file looks as follows:
vi /etc/apache2/mods-available/geoip.conf
Next we restart Apache:
/etc/init.d/apache2 restart
That's it already!
3 A Short Test
To see if mod_geoip is working correctly, we can create a small PHP file in one of our web spaces (e.g. /var/www):
vi /var/www/geoiptest.php
Call that file in a browser, and it should display your country (make sure that you're calling the file from a public IP address, not a local one).
4 Use Cases
You can use mod_geoip to redirect or block/allow users based on their country. You can find some useful examples for this here: http://www.maxmind.com/app/mod_geoip
If you want to use mod_geoip with OpenX/OpenAds/phpAdsNew, this PDF file has instructions for it: http://www.maxmind.com/openads_geoip.pdf
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LANSING — The Michigan Department of Treasury is reopening the second round of the Economic Vitality Incentive Program (EVIP) grant award process for the 2012 fiscal year, after Gov. Rick Snyder's signing of a supplemental appropriation, which includes an additional $10 million for the popular grant program. The deadline for municipalities to apply for EVIP Grant funding in the 2012 fiscal year was originally June 15. With the additional $10 million now available, the deadline for applications has been moved to July 27.
"The EVIP Grant program has been very well received by municipalities around the State," said Gov. Snyder. "Many local units have already benefitted from EVIP Grants, and I'm pleased that we have been able to make another $10 million available this summer."
More than 50 grant applications requesting $22 million in funding were initially submitted to the Department of Treasury, though only $5 million was available. To date, 28 communities have received grant funding this year. With the supplemental appropriation recently approved, nearly $11 million will be made available, with $5 million designated for the combination of public safety operations.
Gov. Snyder proposed the EVIP Grant program in his 2012 Executive Budget to provide funding to offset costs for cities, villages, townships and counties interested in service sharing or consolidation and other cooperative efforts among municipalities. In the 2013 fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1, $15 million will be available through the EVIP Grant program.
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Differential Diagnosis in Primary Care
4th Edition
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Extremity, Hand, and Foot Deformities
Most deformities of the extremities are due to neurologic or joint diseases, but because there are some exceptions
to this rule the clinician needs a method for easy recall of all the causes when faced with the complaint. The mnemonic
provides the key.
Extremity, hand, and foot deformities
disease includes arteriosclerosis, Buerger disease, and Raynaud syndrome, which may lead to gangrene or loss of a foot or digit.
diseases that deserve special mention include the deformities of poliomyelitis, osteomyelitis, and septic arthritis. Syphilis of the bone causes the saber shin, rarely seen today.
disorders cover the largest group of deformities. The beefy red hand of syringomyelia, the wrist and foot drop of peripheral neuropathy
(especially lead poisoning), the claw hand and foot of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or progressive muscular atrophy, the preacher hand of myotonic dystrophy, and the tight-fisted, flexed, and pronated hand of hemiplegia are the most important ones. Friedreich ataxia causes a hammer toe, and Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease causes a stork leg.
diseases include the degenerative neurologic diseases mentioned above and degenerative osteoarthritis. Deficiency diseases include the bowlegs of rickets. Paget disease causes bowing and hypertrophy of the tibia.
should remind one of the toxic neuropathies such as lead and arsenic, but it also brings to mind the Dupuytren contractures of alcoholic cirrhosis.
disorders form another large group. Many of the disorders in this group have been mentioned under neurologic disorders. However, congenital dislocation of the hip, talipes, equinovarus or valgus, and calcaneovarus or valgus should be remembered. These are often signs that a congenital lesion exists elsewhere. Hallux valgus is a frequent deformity of the toes. Pes planus and pes cavus belong in this category, although they are not nearly as significant. The deformities of Marfan syndrome (long fingers with syndactyly), Down syndrome (e.g., short fingers and simian crease), Laurence–Moon–Biedl syndrome, and achondroplasia are mentioned here.
diseases include the spindle deformities of lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis; the gangrene, autoamputation, and smooth, swollen hands of scleroderma; and the gangrene of periarteritis nodosa.
lesions need little prompting to recall, but Pott fracture with eversion of the foot and fracture of the neck of the femur that causes eversion of the entire leg are noteworthy. Dislocations of various joints should be easy to spot, but the mallet or baseball finger of ruptured tendons is tricky.
disorders include the large hands of acromegaly, the short fingers of cretinism and pseudohypoparathyroidism, and the swollen hands of myxedema. The
hand ("pelvic exam hand") of tetany is appropriate to mention here.
Approach to the Diagnosis
It is usually a simple matter to decide whether the deformity is due to neurologic disease or to joint or bone disease. An x-ray film of the hands or feet may be useful in acromegaly and many congenital disorders. Referral to an orthopedic or neurologic specialist is usually indicated if bone or neurologic involvement is probable. An arthritis workup can be done (see
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SALT LAKE CITY, April 5, 2013 — Legendary film critic, Roger Ebert, ended his battle with cancer yesterday, but his legacy will live on in the hearts of movie buffs for years to come. During his 46 years with the Chicago Sun-Times he turned movie critiquing not just into an art but also into a generational pastime.
So why do we love talking about the movies and reading movie review? How is it that these films can cause us to laugh? Weep? And recite our favorite parts over and over again?
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Movie Quotes That Uplift:
1. The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all. "Mulan"
2. Keep your chin up, someday there will be happiness again. –"Robin Hood"
3. What we do in life echoes in eternity. – "Gladiator"
4. We must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy. – "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
5. Don't let your past dictate who you are, but let it be part of who you will become. – "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"
6. Just keep swimming. – "Finding Nemo"
7. Be excellent to each other. – "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure"
8. Remember, Red. Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things and no good thing ever dies. – "Shawshank Redemption"
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MKC Concept New Opportunity For Lincoln
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- Lincoln MKC Concept debuts at 2013 North American International Auto Show – Lincoln's first-ever small vehicle
- Small luxury utility concept signals future Lincoln entry into industry's fastest-growing segment
- MKC Concept introduces the "Lincoln Experiences" suite of technology and signature content to enhance the driving and ownership experience
Lincoln today introduces the MKC Concept, a vision of how Lincoln will enter the industry's fastest-growing small luxury utility segment.
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KC firefighters battle building fire east of KU Hospital
Updated On: Dec 18 2013 09:35:41 AM CST
Kansas City firefighters battled a building fire east of the University of Kansas Hospital Wednesday morning.
Fire crews were called to the 1700 block of West 41st Street at 8:45 a.m.
Firefighters at the scene reported heavy smoke coming from the building when they arrived.
No one was hurt.
Fire crews said it appeared that the building was used as a church at one time. They said there was also a yoga studio inside.
Investigators told KMBC's Martin Augustine that it appears the fire started in the basement. Firefighters said that Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives would help investigate the cause of the fire.
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June 12, 2013
NYC Stations Brace for WTC Tower Battle; Who Needs the Cloud?; 4K Monitors Starting to Come Into Focus; Newsroom Graphics Tie It All Together; Equipment Guide: Production Switchers/Editing & Graphics; The Evolution of Digital Content Delivery; Loudness Content Management for TV Audio Mixers
May 29, 2013
Areo Copyright Battle Expands; NAB Show Product Review; Cultivating the Craft at InfoComm13; Cable Show Returns to Washington
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Cell Industry Targets BAS Spectrum; NAB Show Focuses on Social Media; The Road to Intelligent Intercoms; Wireless Users Cope With Fewer Options; Canon Debuts XA10 Replacements; Goldenberg Balances 'Argo' Storyline via Strategic Editing; Could Broadcasting's Future Hinge on Changes to OET-69?
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Majestically framing the west side of the valley, Red Rock Canyon is the most notable natural treasure among the Las Vegas community. A Mecca for runners, hikers, cyclists, climbers and tourists, Red Rock's color palette will enchant you while you run this challenging course. Burros, rabbits, and joshua trees augment the canyon scenery for a breathtaking experience.
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Course/electives are suggested that provide multi-disciplinary depth in fission design. UROPs among fission faculty, CANES and MIT Reactor lab are highly encouraged.
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tabla!, Front Page , 6 January 2012, By PATRICK JONAS
THE weekend was coming to an end. It was an uneventful one for Singaporean Gulwant Singh, who works as an applications engineer with a Japanese firm.
He went to bed looking forward to the new work week but early in the morning, around 4am, he woke up. The little finger on his left hand had gone numb and he had difficulty breathing. It did not occur to him as anything serious and he decided to wait to see a doctor on his way to work later in the morning.
The 44-year-old had all along believed that he was in perfect health. He had been an active football player in his younger days and gone for a health screening two years earlier. The results indicated that he was healthy. However, tests done at the Raffles Hospital where he saw a doctor for his condition that same morning, showed that he had actually suffered a heart attack.
Further tests showed that three of the valves in his heart had blockages ranging from 60 to 100 per cent. Mr Singh was admitted to the hospital and underwent angioplasty to clear the blockages in April last year.
He was lucky to get away and has since changed his lifestyle to focus on his health.
Two months later, Mr Singh's older brother – a football coach aged 46 – also suffered an attack.
Raffles Heart Centre cardiologist Alvin Ng Chee Keong, who treated the younger Mr Singh, says: "His brother should have gone for a health screening soon after hearing about his younger brother's heart attack. A treadmill test followed by a CT scan would have detected a blockage."
Indians, he added, are more prone to heart disease for a variety of reasons, some among them being genetic causes and the diet they follow.
Mr Singh, who has two teenage children, also has a younger brother who is 41. His younger brother has since gone for a health screening and all seems to be fine.
Dr Baldev Singh, a cardiologist with the Parkway Group, says studies in Singapore since the 1950s have shown that more Indians here are prone to heart disease. He quoted a 1959 study done by Dr C.S. Muir which was published in the British Heart Journal in 1960. The study found that in Singapore, Indians were 10 times more likely to die of heart disease than the Chinese or Malays. It also found that Indian Muslims who consumed more red meat, in particular mutton, were 20 times more likely to die of heart disease than the Chinese.
Since then, health consciousness has improved but Indians still lead other races when it comes to falling victim to heart disease.
A Singapore Ministry of Health study in 2007 found that Indians formed almost 13 per cent of the total number of heart attack victims, despite making up only 8 per cent of the population at that time.
Dr Singh says that he has seen many young Indians seek treatment for chest pain and some even have to undergo bypass surgery – where a healthy artery or vein is surgically removed from the patient's leg, arm or chest and inserted around the areas of the blockage. The graft vessel begins to supply oxygenated blood to the part of the heart that needs it, thereby "bypassing" the blocked arteries and restoring blood flow to the heart muscle.
Dr Singh attributes stress as one of the factors leading to youngsters getting heart disease. He tells tabla!: "Stress levels have been underestimated in the past. The young should start monitoring their health when they are in their 30s and not wait till they are in the 40s."
National Heart Centre Singapore senior consultant (department of cardiology) Paul Chiam tells tabla! that, apart from genetic factors, obesity and diabetes increase the risk of heart disease in Indians. He points to statistics from the National Registry of Diseases Office to show that a disproportionately large number of Indians suffer from heart attacks.
In 2007, there were 433 cases of heart attacks among Indians here for every 100,000 people, compared to 187 cases among the Chinese. In 2009, the situation showed some improvement. Cases of heart attacks among Indians came down to 396 for every 100,000 people while for the Chinese the figure fell to 164.
So what should Indians do to avoid becoming victims of heart disease?
Dr Chiam's advice is that Indians follow a healthy lifestyle (diet and exercise), maintain recommended body weight and avoid or stop smoking. He also recommends that they undergo regular screening for high blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol and says the "appropriate treatment will reduce the risk of heart disease".
Dr Ng of Raffles Heart Centre is of the view that there appears to be a higher incidence of glucose intolerance among south Asians and suggests Indians cut down on carbs, a higher intake of which leads to obesity.
Parkway's Dr Singh feels Indians do not exercise as much as others and tend to use more dairy products. "They should modify the risk factors like keeping their weight under control and watch their diet," he says, adding that regular exercise may increase good cholesterol.
Dr Chiam says the good effects of wine on the heart are "well proven" and adds that "most forms of alcohol in moderation have been shown to be beneficial".
However, Dr Ng is cautious when it comes to alcohol, calling it a double-edged sword. "For the Caucasians, who drink regularly, the recommendation is one drink per day. However, we do not advocate drinking as a therapeutic option," he says.
So what are you waiting for?
If you think you have done enough exercise in your younger days and can take it easy now, think again.
Mr Gulwant Singh, whose near brush with disaster which we discussed earlier in this article, says he gave up playing football when he was 35. Before he took on his present job, he had spent 11 years as an audio-visual contractor working odd hours with irregular eating habits. The recent heart attack has woken him up from his inactivity. He now goes for walks three times a week, eats more vegetables and tries to eat fish while giving red meat a miss completely.
If you are an adult Indian, it is time to put on those running shoes or hit the gym and do a reality check on what you gobble up to satiate your hunger.
With Christmas and the New Year celebrations behind us, it is time to burn up those extra calories and get your heart pumping to keep the plaque in the arteries at bay.
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SOUL Touring offers the cycling enthusiast an active holiday set amongst the coastal and mountainous regions of the Western Cape. We shall show you the high life of the Mother City - Cape Town, the wine lands of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, or a small Karoo town where time seems to stand still. Prepare for the Argus Cycle Race, have a two week easy-going MTB holiday using the bike as a means of getting into those beautiful places off the beaten track, or enjoy a fun cycle on a wine farm! These tours also provide alternatives suitable for a partner who chooses not to take part in the active program. Itineraries can also be customized for private groups. All tours are offered in English and German.
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African Bikers Tours specializes in small group, (4-15 guests)cycling adventures in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe. We offer tours for various level of fitness like "Cycling to the Highlights of South Africa" with 20-55 km cycling per day, or "On a road bike along the Garden Route to Cape Town" with 65-130 km per day. A tough and adventures one is the "On a mountain bike from the Wildcoast to Cape Town" with lots of single trail and tracks in rural Transkei. Or you can bike in the famous Kruger National Park amoung the Big5. We also customize our tours to your needs.
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The Interactive Realities Laboratory (IRL) at the University of Central Florida's Institute for Simulation and Training researches areas within virtual and augmented reality with a focus on environments that are dynamically changing (physically realistic), user and world alterable (interactive and multi-modal) and distributed (multiple players within the world). Specifically, we pursue research in multi-modal simulation, game-based learning, adaptive training, competitive learning, interactive high performance computing, and applied research.
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I have been building wooden boards over the past two years. I have been building them for myself so I am pretty good at figuring out what I want. However i have been approached by a co worker who has an 11 year old son weighing about 75 lbs and 4 feet tall who is just beginning to surf and would like me to build him a board. Any suggestions on board size. He lives by Rhode Island so will be surfing those beaches. He will clearly not be in head high surf as he is just beginning. Im sure he wants a short board style but would making a modified longboard (longboard shape but maybe 6 feet long due to his height) be a better option. I want to make him something that will work for him over the next couple years as he gets older, becomes a better surfer and also grows. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I just worked up a design with dimensions 6'6", 19"W, 2.5" thick (13 7/16" @ 1' off back, 14 3/4"@ 1/ off front, 4 5/16 nose rocker, 3 1/16" tail rocker) If anyone know how to insert a picture from a local drive I can put up the image of the board.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Fast and Furious 6′ Leaves 'The Hangover Part 3′ in the Dust
What looked like one of the big box office showdowns of the summer turned out to not be battle at all. Not only did 'Fast and Furious 6' take the number one spot at the box office, it did it while shattering records, leaving 'The Hangover Part 3' coughing on its exhaust.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Boldly Goes to Number One
When is a $70 million opening not a success? When its predecessor opened to $75 million four years ago. This is the predicament facing 'Star Trek Into Darkness,' which opened at number one at box office while being something of a disappointment.
'Anchorman 2′ Trailer: Stay Classy, Fat Face!
Has it really been nine years since Will Ferrell introduced audiences to the legendary Ron Burgundy with 'Anchorman'? Has it really taken Ferrell and co-writer/director Adam McKay almost a decade to put together a follow-up to the best comedy of the '00s? Well, that wait is almost over and the new trailer for 'Anchorman 2' suggests that Burgundry and his elite news team haven't lost a step.
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Seth Meyers Will Replace Jimmy Fallon as the Host of 'Late Night'
It's been a rumor fo some time, but now it's official: Seth Meyers will replace Jimmy Fallon as the host of NBC's 'Late Night' next year.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Iron Man 3′ Makes All of the Money
Look, we all knew that 'Iron Man 3' was going to make a whole bunch of money and open at number one at the box office and kick the summer movie season off in style. The question was never "Is 'Iron Man 3' going to make any money?", the question was always "What absolutely absurd amount is 'Iron Man 3' going to make in its opening weekend?"
'Jurassic Park 4′ Will Return to the Original Jurassic Park?!
Everything we knew about the upcoming 'Jurassic Park 4' could fit in a thimble, but now director Colin Trevorrow has dropped a quietly huge piece of information about the film: it'll take place on Isla Nublar, the setting of the original 1993 'Jurassic Park.'
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Pain and Gain' Leads a Slow Weekend
Some will call this a slow weekend, but it may be better to think of it as the calm before the storm. Next week, the summer movie season begins and people are saving their pennies for 'Iron Man 3,' so it's not really surprising that this was an uneventful couple of days at the multiplex. At least the folks behind 'Pain and Gain' can be glad that their film led an otherwise quiet weekend.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Oblivion' Obliterates the Competition
Tom Cruise and science fiction are a powerful combination. Although the opening weekend of 'Oblivion' didn't break any records big or small, it's a more than solid start for a non-franchise, non-sequel, non-reboot. That's a sad statement on the current state of Hollywood, but that's another topic for another day.
Weekend Box Office Report: '42′ is Number One
Well, it looks like we have an answer to the question of whether or not audiences are interested in a historical, racially charged baseball movie. Brian Helgeland's '42' opened at the top of the box office this weekend, instantly breaking the record for biggest opening for a baseball movie. Sure, it's a minor record to break, but a record is a record.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Evil Dead' Possesses the Box Office
If someone glanced at this weekend's box office, they could be forgiven for thinking they accidentally stepped into some kind of time portal. After all, films called 'Evil Dead' and 'Jurassic Park' were in the top five.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' Wins the Day
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Deutsche Bank Appointed As Depositary Bank For The Sponsored Level I American Depositary Receipt Program Of Heineken N.V.
Deutsche Bank today announced its appointment as depositary bank for the non-capital raising sponsored Level I American Depositary Receipt (ADR) program of Heineken N.V. (Heineken).
Heineken has wide international presence through a global network of distributors and breweries. Heineken owns and manages one of the world's leading portfolios of beer brands and is one of the world's leading brewers in terms of sales volume and profitability.*
René Hooft Graafland, CFO and member of the Executive Board at Heineken said "Greater focus on the US market via the launch of a sponsored Level I ADR program will allow Heineken to diversify its US shareholder base, increase liquidity and improve brand recognition. Heineken is pleased to have appointed Deutsche Bank as ADR depositary who will help us to achieve our US investor relations goals."
Akbar Poonawala, Head of Global Equity Services at Deutsche Bank said, "We are pleased to have been appointed depositary by Heineken, one of the most recognized global beverage companies. Deutsche Bank will offer its broad range of customized services to assist Heineken in enhancing the visibility of its ADR program with the investor community, as well as raising awareness of its global brand."*Source: Heineken N.V. (December 2012) About Deutsche Bank Trust & Securities Services Deutsche Bank's Trust & Securities Services business, part of Global Transaction Banking, is one of the leading providers of trustee, agent, depositary, registrar, SPV management and related services for a wide range of financial structures and transactions. It is a leading depositary for American and Global Depositary Receipts, providing value-added services to companies raising capital in international markets or listing on the New York, NASDAQ, London, Luxembourg, Singapore or NASDAQ Dubai stock exchanges by means of depositary receipts. It also offers both mutual and alternative fund administration and provides securities custody, clearing and agency lending services from a global network spanning more than 30 markets. Additional details are available on www.adr.db.com or www.tss.db.com. This announcement appears as a matter of record only. This announcement has been approved and/or communicated by Deutsche Bank AG New York.
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The only workmanship flaw was that the drawer wasn't center in the final assembly. Perhaps this is easily adjusted, but I haven't attempt to adjust it. The glass is removable which makes it easy to replace it with smoked glass if you are like me and don't care to look directly at your electronics. The finish is dark with burgundy tones. There are holes already cut for threading power cables and wires. The drawer bottom is rough and could use some contact paper to improve its look. I'm happy with the product and it met the expectations for the value. (But, it didn't exceed my value expectations. I did use a 20$ coupon which brought it to a more appropriate price.)
I got this to match the entertainment center I ordered previously. It's a nice matching set, but they have the same issues. The front lower trim piece is about 3/16" too short, so there are slight gaps along the sides near the legs. It came with only one hole in the back so I used a hole-saw to create 6 additional openings to improve air circulation and cord routing. My WII and AV gear still run a little hot, so I may drill more. If you put this on hardwood or tile, make sure you add some felt padding (not included) to the bottom of the legs as they can scuff your floor. This one only took me about 40 minutes to put together, and I was able to use the leftover parts from the previous unit (not that I needed to). Axium is very generous with the hardware. The glass door is reversible. Despite the flaws, I would definitely buy this again, it's a great piece for the price.
I bought this piece as a temporary media cabinet. The price was reasonable; when I shopped around they were around $$$. It's got a lot of room & a drawer to keep controllers, etc. in. My main complaint is that the backing only has 1 hole to put cords through. I have our Direct TV, PS3, Wii, & (in 3 days a reciever for our surround sound) in it. The PS3 gets hot very fast & makes a loud noise (fan) so I have to keep the door open when we run the PS3. Since this is only a temporary piece until we custom build our cabinet in the nook area, I can deal with it. But, for those that have small kids it may be an issue to leave the door open so your electonical equipment doesn't overheat. Another solution would be to not install the back wall (which is cardboard). Overall, it looks really nice & we've recieved a lot of compliments on it.
only thing I didn't consider is that the components do generate heat. because the shelf is boxed in and there is a glass door, and a card board back (with hole) there is no way for the heat to come out really. if the tv is on for awhile it definitely gets warm. not HOT. but i wonder if shelf would warp eventually.. time will tell. otherwise i love it. clean way of storing the components without that techy contemporary look. wanted something that looks like furniture. holds everything we needed. we put the kids gaming system on the bottom shelf and use the drawer as well -- exactly as I intended.
I am a young woman and put this together on my own, so assembly was clearly pretty simple. The wood is a very nice quality, but very dark. I have dark espresso colored wood in my living room and this looks black next to everything else. However, it's not so bad that I can't live with it. I'm using it without the door so that my equipment doesn't get too hot. The only issue with this is that the shelves are held in place in the front by the door, so without the door they can easily be pulled forward and fall. I fixed this by putting clear nubs in front of each shelf on the sides to prevent them from sliding forward. Lastly, the unit is very deep so make sure to be aware of your space! I measured and have enough space in the area I originally placed this, but didn't realize how awkward it would look due to the depth. I ended up having to move it to the corner so that it didn't stick out like a sore thumb in the middle of the room. Bottom line, I would love this piece if it were about half the price. At it's current price it is good, not great.
Funky, went together poorly....not a good piece. Used it until my toddler got big enough to stay out of the components...the door was handy for that purpose. It is in furniture heaven now...RIP
Love it. It is the perfect match for the dresser and the bed in my bedroom. I highly recommend it.
We were looking for a basic audio cabinet for our TV components and had a narrow area between our fireplace and a window for it so our options were very limited. This fits perfectly and looks nice. Assembly is not difficult just takes some time and you definitely want two people. The glass door and be switched so it opens from either side.
I love this! It is the perfect color, and size for my room. Thus far, the components do not get too hot inside the cabinet. However, as others have posted previously, we could not get the drawer to align properly. Perhaps it was "user error". Otherwize i would rate it as 5 stars. Thanks Overstock for prompt shipping!
This cabinet was a lot nicer than I thought it would be. Very stylish and sturdy. Assembly instructions were self explanatory. I had no problem putting cabinet together by myself. The cabinet went great with our other black/brown colored furniture.
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Monthly Archives: June 2008
The Christian Market For Idols
A huge religious marketplace has been set up in North America to meet the needs and fantasies of people just like us. There are conferences and gatherings custom-designed to give us the lift we need. Books and videos and seminars promise to let us in on the Christian "secret" of whatever we feel is lacking in our life: financial security, well-behaved children, weight-loss, exotic sex, travel to holy sites, exciting worship, celebrity teachers. The people who promote these goods and services all smile a lot and are good-looking. They are obviously not bored.
It isn't long before we are standing in line to buy whatever is being offered. And because none of the purchases does what we had hoped for, or at least not for long, we are soon back to buy another, and then another. The process is addictive. We have become consumers of packaged spiritualities.
This also is idolatry. We never think of using this term for it since everything we are buying or paying for is defined by the adjective "Christian." But idolatry it is nevertheless: God packaged as product; God de-personalized and made available as a technique or program. The Christian market in idols has never been more brisk or lucrative.
– from Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places by Eugene Peterson
Dear children, keep yourselves from idols.– 1 John 5:21
Becky and I are celebrating twelve years of marriage today. We got married on our three year dating anniversary, so we've officially been a couple for 15 years.
Becky is the greatest blessing of my life, and I am thankful beyond words that God has given an amazing woman like her to a schmuck like me.
The Precious Privilege of "Abba Father!"
I think I've posted this before, but I don't care. It's wonderful.
C.J. Mahaney on God the Father.
This is a dude, by the way, who feels Scripture.
May our Father soften our hearts to be a fraction as sensitive to His word and His will revealed within it.
Have a good weekend, blogosphere.
Dare I Say It's About Idolatry?
Well, I guess I just did.
On the same day the biggest baddest TR blog on the block basically says "missional" is an em-church emperor with no clothes, this post from Kingdom Grace knocks it out of the park.
It's all good, but the punchy part addresses the dilemma (which I admit isn't imaginary) raised by critics. Here it is:
The answer to whether an existing congregation can become missional is dependent on their willingness to change their central purpose.
By co-opting the term and changing its emphasis, churches who do not wish to make such fundamental shifts in their thinking can apply it to a program and say, essentially, "Yes, we're a missional church." – Brother Maynard
That isn't missional. You can't have it both ways.
What will it look like for an organization to shift its focus and purpose to mission instead of the organization and the Sunday service? Are congregations willing to make that degree of change, to pay the full price to become missional?
If not, be straight about what you are, and don't claim to be what you are not. But for those who truly want to be missional, realize what you will have to let go of in order to become missional.
Look, I don't know what the missional gurus are saying being missional really is. I've heard they haven't exactly figured it out, and since definitions are about as numerous as definers, I won't be jumping in to say who's in and who's out. I also …
Jesus is Depth
Last week I posted on Depth, and I said Jesus is real depth. I want to say it again, because just a few days later I am committing to answer every query about what spiritual depth is or what deeper teaching looks like with "It is Jesus; it looks like Jesus."
That doesn't sound deep, I know. We think deep is systematic theology or detailed doctrinal study or digging into Hebrew and Greek etymology or whatever. And all that stuff is cool. But it's not deep. It's not going deep. It's for smart people and for people who want to be smart, sure. But the kingdom is for all kinds of people, not just intellectuals, and everybody gets to press on to maturity, and maturity is going further and further into and closer and closer toward Jesus.
These words from Calvin (posted today by my friend Ray) gave me goosebumps:
We see that our whole salvation and all its parts are comprehended in Christ. We should therefore take care not to derive the least portion of it from anywhere else. If we seek salvation, we are taught by the very name of Jesus that it is of him. If we seek any other gifts of the Spirit, they will be found in his anointing. If we seek strength, it lies in his dominion; if purity, in his conception; if gentleness, it appears in his birth. For by his birth he was made like us in all respects, that he might learn …
Five For Friday: Songs of the Moment
The last time I did a Five For Friday in this category it was April, so naturally my current song obsessions have changed. As then, this is not a list of my five favorite songs, nor are these songs necessarily new or in any way related to each other, aside from the fact that I have big crushes on all of them.
1. "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by The DarknessPopped up randomly on my iPod this morning. I was like, "Yes."
2. "In Love with a Girl" by Gavin DeGrawThis song rocks. Plus, I am also in love with a girl who knows how to treat a fella right, so it's relatable.
3. "Three More Days" by Ray LaMontagneOh. My. Goodness. Like buttah.
4. "Life in Technicolor" by ColdplayThis is the opening number on their new album Viva la Vida (which is phenomenal, by the way), and it's just 2 minutes and 29 seconds of instrumental wonderment. I know this will make me sound like one of those artsy fartsy emerging types, but I hear this song, the way it builds, the way other notes and under-notes and complementary instruments come in (I'm not a musician, so I'm making up stuff here), and it makes me think of the kingdom of Jesus spreading over all the earth like the waters cover the sea. (Plug in your headphones, pop the earbuds in your earholes, crank it up, and see if you don't agree.)
5. "4 Minutes" by Madonna (featuring Justin Timberlake and …
So I floated a sort of crazy, impractical idea to Element's board of directors this morning, something I believe God has been wanting me to put before them, and we have begun talking about it, and it appears do-able, and I'm being really vague because the notion is only a few hours out of my heart and not everyone on the board has had a chance to weigh in, and we still have to decide how it might work and then it has to be approved by the board and it's amazing I didn't get laughed at by anybody (not because our board is rude or derisive or in any way unsupportive, but because it really is a "You wanna do what?" kind of idea).I want to do something radical and ridiculous to show Jesus that Element really is passionate about the glory of God and the gospel of the kingdom.
Yesterday, I had lunch with Dr. Ray Ortlund, whose voice and vision I am so thankful to God for putting in my life. As I pulled into the parking lot at the restaurant, this compelling idea of mine* was heavy in my thoughts. During our conversation, not having mentioned anything about it or anything close to it, Ray is talking about the dangers of being "safe" in ministry and the benefits of being "scary" and then he said, "I wonder sometimes if God ever looks down at us and says, 'Whoa. Now that was bold'." The implication of course is …
Strong to Save
The very first CD I ever owned, one I bought before I even owned a CD player to play it on, was Russ Taff's Under Their Influence: Volume 1. (I'm not sure he ever made a Volume 2.) I played the heck out of that thing.I still have it and pulled it out of my collection recently. I hadn't listened to it in ages. One song that really ministered to me is "God Don't Ever Change."
I've changed a lot in the seventeen years since I first heard that song. Seventeen years is not a long time, but I've gone from no facial hair to a few sprigs of gray in my brow, from having no luck with all the girls I liked to being blessed for twelve years (this Sunday!) with the woman of my dreams, from stuttering like a fool to speaking to large groups, from never having babysitted a baby to being a stay-at-home dad for going on 7 years, from skinny to fat to working my way back, from sinning like crazy to . . . Well, I guess some things haven't changed.
But in my highs and lows and successes and setbacks, in my delights and — yes, I'm sad to say — in my depressions, I believe God has been faithful. My heart and soul are as firm as the shifting sand, but God has ever held me.
Two years ago, my good friend Bill's wrote something at Out of the Bloo that rocks my socks …
When You're In a Less Than Happy Place
This recent message by John Piper on Spiritual Depression is magnificent. It covers Psalm 42 ("Why so downcast, o my soul?" . . .) and, seriously, it is beautiful.
You probably know if the concept of spiritual depression might in some way apply to you or someone you know, but even if not, I highly recommend it.
Love is Never a Waste
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.– Galatians 6:9
We likely all recall the time Peter came up to Jesus and basically asked, "When I can I stop forgiving someone who keeps wronging me? After seven times?"(I can almost hear him hoping, "Please tell me after seven times.")But Jesus responds to him, saying "No, not seven times. Seventy times seven times."
For those of you doing the math, that comes to 490. The bad news (or good news, depending on which side of the forgiving you're on is that this is a symbolic number that basically means "forever."Jesus was saying to Peter, "No, you don't give someone seven strikes. You just keep forgiving them . . . forever."
Now, Jesus is a smart guy. In fact, if we believe he is who he said he was, we know he has all the omniscience of the God of the Universe. So he knows this is a tall order. He knows it doesn't "make sense" in our world of abuse and betrayal and pettiness and vindictiveness and pride and arrogance and egotism.
So why does he do this? If he knows our capacity for love and forgiveness is finite, how can he call us to persevere in these things toward others? The short answer, I think, is because God Himself perseveres in them toward us.Jesus goes on to tell Peter a story about a servant who was forgiven …


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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Has It Been Awhile Since You Had Your Fuel Checked?
Your computer has been infected by those pesky viruses
ALERT - - - > Patience = "Fuel Getting Low"
Your daughter wakes up with hives all over her face from an allergic reaction to sun block
ALERT - - - > Patience = "Must Fill Up Soon"
You go to take your nice, clean, fresh clothing out of the laundry only to find this:
SIDE NOTE (Cleaning): One of the many uses for baby wipes - wiping off pen from inside your dryer
ALERT - - - > Patience = "Blinking Red Light"
You manage to gather yourself together after cleaning up that horrific mess only to hear that dreadful whine – followed by the look of terror in your toddler's eyes and the rumbling in their tummy.
You quickly sweep them up and make a mad dash for the bathroom only to miss right before the bowl.
ALERT - - - > Patience = "EMPTY"
What to do when your patience "fuel level" is running low? STOP and PRAY!
Psalm 63:1 "O God, thou art my God; EARLY WILL I SEEK THEE
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LOL! Tracy, this brought back some great memories. All I can tell you is.....this too shall pass. All too soon they'll be grown-up and gone. You'll treasure these days.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! What a day!ReplyDelete
Hey Traci does baby wipes work for pen that has been left in the dryer over a month now? I didn't know how to clean it so its been in there forever?!ReplyDelete
Hi Ashley.... it didn't take the stain away- just removed the "wet ink" enough to use again. It cleaned it up a lot though- I think once the stain is set it is hard to remove. I would google how to remove set in ink stains in dryer for further info.ReplyDelete
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I picked one of these up to put on my small jam board and I have to say...I love it!
So much in fact that I am thinking REAL hard about putting one on my big board too!!!
I picked one of these up to put on my small jam board and I have to say...I love it!
So much in fact that I am thinking REAL hard about putting one on my big board too!!!
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Cool. I have one too and was going to sell it as I picked up a Turbo Tuner. Had I have played around with the Polytune and tried the strobe mode I probably wouldn't have bothered with the T.T to be honest. Both are great tuners and although I really do prefer the strobe and brightness of the T.Ts display I decided to keep the Polytune and I'm going to put together a quality but small and basic board too.
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Why do you love it so much more than what you had? Did you have one of those Boss pedal tuners or something?
+1 on the Polytune. I only have a small board, but I really like it. Mine's not so quick to respond as it used to be, but it works fine.
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I'm really happy with the Polytune so far...I'm gonna use it at the gig this weekend and if I dig it on a dark stage and if it works as fast as I think it's going to it's going to my big board and a Polytune Mini will be going on the small board!
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I also want to say that it is VERY cool that TC includes 2 pieces of velcro to put on the bottom of the tuner...a small thing I know but still very cool!
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I love mine too. Very accurate, still responds great. The velcro they supply, while cool and it did save me time cause I need it on the board quick, will give out. The glue isn't the best. I ended up replacing it with heavy duty strips instead and I removed the rubber feet too. Helps with the velcro contact.
I don't think you'll have issues on stage. I don't, even outside.
I hadn't bought a new pedal tuner in YEARS....
Recently picked up a Poly and love it.
Never in Poly mode though. Only needle usually.
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Glad you like it Christian! Gonna start a pedaltrain mini project over the summer and I know the Polytune Mini is gonna go on it! Can't wait for that to be available in the states..
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Challenging courses await Seacoast Am golfers
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
YORK, Maine — One of the Seacoast Amateur Golf Tournament's unique and enduring qualities is that all three rounds are played on different courses. This year's tournament will be played at York (Maine) Golf & Tennis Club, The Links at Outlook in South Berwick, Maine, and at Abenaqui Country Club in Rye Beach.
"I don't think anyone will be hitting the green in two," Page said. "It's a sloped green, so lay up on your tee shot in front of the pond. It's a long hole, uphill and a difficult green to putt. You'll need a good short game to make a birdie."
The Links at Outlook will provide two different experiences for the Seacoast Am participants — links style on the front nine and Holes 10 and 18, with wide-open fairways and fewer trees, while holes 11-17 are in wooded areas, which are more typical of golf courses in this part of the country.
The Links at Outlook last hosted a round of the Seacoast Am in 2006.
The tournament's final hole is a difficult Par 4 420-yarder.