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Showing some love to his legions of fans, Joseph Gordon-Levitt showed up at a Q&A for his new film "Don Jon's Addiction" at the South By Southwest Film Festival last night (March 11).
The "Dark Knight Rises" hunk was joined by costars Tony Danza and Brie Larson as he chatted with the crowd at the Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas.
Screening at SXSW this weekend, Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut has been renamed from "Don Jon's Addiction" to "Don Jon."
Also written by the "Looper" star, the movie will hit theaters in Russia on September 19th, with a U.S. release date still unannounced.
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Joined by Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Amy Adams, the "Italian Job" actress looked fabulous with her cropped coif and elegant white strapless dress.
Stepping out for an evening of pomp and circumstance, Joseph Gordon-Levitt headed over to the Dolby Theatre for the 2013 Academy Awardss tonight (February 24).
Surrounded by his A-list peers, the "Lincoln" star did a little hobnobbing as he meandered inside to catch all the action.
Though he's just sold his latest very adult movie about a porn addict at the Sundance Film Festival, Joseph Gordon-Levitt brought out his kid-friendly side for a vocabulary lesson on "Sesame Street."
The "Looper" star joins a friendly red puppet named Murray to explain to viewers the meaning of the word "reinforce."
Showing some love to his German fans, Joseph Gordon-Levitt showed up at a photocall for his new film "Don Jon's Addiction" in Berlin this morning (February 8).
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Having some fun with his co-star, Joseph Gordon-Levitt posed for pictures at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday (January 19) in Park City, Utah.
Handsome in jeans, a maroon shirt, and tie, the "Don Jon's Addiction" hottie shared the spotlight with his on-screen father, Tony Danza.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico - Before heading off to lunch, we return to the sands and sun of New Mexico for the Guns of the High Sheriff. A continuing series, the Guns of the High Sheriff takes a close up look at the firearms used by Detective Charles "Chase" Blohm of the Shelby County Sheriff's Office in Memphis, Tennessee to win the title of High Sheriff at the 2012 NRA Police Shooting Championships in New Mexico.
Now up — a 4-inch Smith & Wesson Model 66 Revolver.
Fired in Match #7 of NRA National Police Shooting Championships, the Service Revolver Match, Chase managed a score 462-24X (out of a possible 480) with this Model 66.
The Smith & Wesson Model 66 is basically the same gun as a Smith & Wesson Model 19. The only real difference? The 66 has a smoother trigger and comes in stainless-steel (nickel or carbon plated on the 19).
A surprising revelation during our sit down with Chase was the amount of practice they put in with this gun — none. That prompted a quick survey of sorts among other competitors. Turns out that a slight majority of those at NPSC do the exact same thing. They practice, but they don't practice with each and every firearm they plan to shoot during the Championships. Apparently, practice with each piece is not required.
"As long as we can sight it in, we don't need to practice with a specific gun," Blohm explained. "The matches are pretty much the same, and sighting it in gets you there. As long as it's sighted, we can do the job."
A .357 magnum, the Smith & Wesson Model 66 started rolling off the conveyor belt up in Massachusetts back in 1970. Since then, we've seen this revolver pop onto the screen in movies like The Saint and Urban Justice as well as my favorite one hour festival known to the rest of the world as Magnum, p.i..
In a departure from the handgun theme that surrounds the National Police Shooting Championships, our next inside look will focus on shotguns. After that, we'll return to the revolvers and semi-automatics that dominate the competition.
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|Fri, 02-05-2010 - 4:38pm
I got off work early so am tackling some chores.
What are your least favorite chore?
Which ones do you not mind so much?
|Fri, 02-05-2010 - 4:47pm
I hate cleaning bathrooms and dishes. Don't like to dust.
Like laundry (washing/drying/folding, not so much putting it away) and grocery shopping.
Vacuuming is ok. Like cleaning floors more now that I have a steam mop.
Have a love/hate relationship with bill paying/bookkeeping. Sometimes I like it other times I hate it.
Like mowing the lawn but hate edging it (in fact I handed that over completely to DH, haven't done it in over 10 years.
|Fri, 02-05-2010 - 5:13pm
My least favorite is dishes. Whether it's washing them by hand or just putting them in the dishwasher, I simply don't like handling dirty dishes. I'd rather do anything else. Second least favorite is cleaning the bathtub. It's physically awkward to me, even with those special reaching tools.
Laundry doesn't bother me. I find it relatively pleasant and satisfying as far as chores go. Also, scrubbing toilet bowls. You'd think I'd find it icky, but there is something about turning the water blue and sudsy and then flushing it that I think is kind of fun.
|Mon, 02-08-2010 - 9:51am
My least favorite is ironing, but fortunately, I don't have to do so much of that anymore.
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|Tue, 02-09-2010 - 9:09am
it's not the placing clothes in the washer/dryer or even folding them thing i don't like but rather the putting them away that i don't look forward to, either.
|Tue, 02-09-2010 - 10:14am
My least favorite chore used to be doing the dishes (even with a dishwasher). Now that I have two kids and a dog that sheds like crazy, sweeping and/or vacuuming is definitely my least favorite.
I actually really like organizing stuff and putting it away. (says the librarian . . .) And I don't really mind laundry too much. You people who like folding better than putting it away though-- I'll trade!


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Introverted Evangelism
By Brett Gitzel
September 13, 2012
Brett is a freelance writer, filmmaker and a lover of hockey. He lives in Asia with his wife and two sons. You can follow Brett on twitter @brettgitzel.
Many years ago, I was instructed with a group of Bible school peers to venture out into a university campus for street evangelism. As a Christian, this seemed a good thing to do. Yet as an introvert, it was a nightmare. Here I was, out on the street, expected to engage in strangers' lives—when I didn't really like talking to people that much at all.
My highlights of these outreach efforts would include asking a busboy on his break what he thought about the weather and telling another guy that I liked his shoes. Other than that, my time was spent roaming around feeling nervous and awkward about what I had to do.
Evangelism became my greatest fear. I went over all of the angles as much as I could. Still, I could never come up with anything natural to say, as going out to talk to strangers seemed very unnatural to me.
Initially, I wanted to change. I had people pray for me to be "bold" and to "step out of my comfort zone." I was going to kill my reclusive personality. After all, the world was perishing. I kept going out every week, but no matter how hard I tried, I could not bring myself to participate in the outreach. I had seen the need in the world, and the world saw my failure to meet that need. I was frustrated and angry with myself for failing so miserably.
This anger wasn't just directed at myself but at the methods we were using to share the Gospel. All of the Bible tracts, street preaching, door-knocking and stranger-talk stuff overwhelmed me. The streets our organization would hit up had become a Gospel-distribution center, where we were trained to be master marketeers. The goal was to get all of the information out there, no matter what it took, and hope that the people would somehow respond to it. It was the kind of system that some people can thrive in, but for me, I felt out of place.
Did I need to become a complete opposite version of myself to share the Gospel?
What can one do in the face of this contradiction? Did I need to become a complete opposite version of myself to share the Gospel? I couldn't wrap my mind around it. I was depressed—convinced I was a failure, letting God down with my inaction. After letting the guilt bother me for quite some time, I decided to give up. What good was it for me to feel this way? What help could I possibly offer to others?
The first thing I needed to do was remind myself of who created me, who I was, and what I could be. I was reminded that God had put His signature on me, not on who I could be. I started to denounce the lies and replaced them with the truth: I was made with specific intentions, and God could do great things through me if I would embrace them. I needed to break through the guilt and get on with living.
I had to learn that, in fact, I do like talking to people—I just don't like talking to strangers. I love discussion, especially about faith and theology. If someone wants to discuss beliefs, or hockey, or movies, I could literally talk for hours I just can't force it on them. Believe me, I've tried to start a forced conversation about hockey and people just aren't interested.
Introverts also have the advantage in that listening is a huge part of having a conversation. A lot of people like to hear the sound of their own voice in a world in need of more listeners. Not being great talkers automatically puts introverts in a great position to listen. Everyone has a story to tell, and the Church needs to have open ears to hear what people are saying. Everything is sacred—there are no irrelevant conversations, and God can use all situations for the purposes of His Kingdom.
Not being great talkers automatically puts introverts in a great position to listen. Everyone has a story to tell, and the Church needs to have open ears to hear what people are saying.
Of course, being challenged is a good thing. It can benefit us to step out and go beyond what we thought we could. Yet that risk needs to be more than just trying to do things that you don't want to do. We also need to break out of all of the preconceived ideas of ourselves and who we "should" be in order to embrace the person God made us to be. For most of us, being comfortable in ourselves is a risk in itself.
When we become comfortable with who we are, no matter what our personality type is, or where our interests lie, we can become more honest in our evangelism. If you don't feel natural approaching strangers to talk about the Gospel, try another approach more suited to your personality and gifts. What's your element—that place that fuels you in joyful energy? Find it, and connect with people there. Your joy will make people notice, and perhaps open up opportunities to share Christ's love. The world hates fakers, and the last thing you want to do is present Christ in a way that is perceptibly fake or forced.
If you're shy, then stay that way. Work with it. Accept your unique make-up and learn to laugh at yourself instead of wishing you were different. But whether you're an introvert, extrovert or somewhere in between, continue to cultivate relationships—which are an integral part of obedience in the faith. If you don't think that you can answer the call to evangelism, then perhaps go out and offer to cut your neighbor's lawn, babysit their cat or do some other service that might be helpful to them.
It all comes down to doing what you love to do. God needs us all to do our own unique part in reaching out to the world. There are too many people out there "doing work" for Jesus instead of being joyful for Him. As an anti-social homebody, I say that it's time to embrace the joy. Be yourself, digging inside to find the things in life that you love—and then connect with others from this genuine place. Sometimes the simple things that are on our hearts are the very things that others need to hear about the most.
Maybe you're not the "bold" type, the life of the party or someone who feels comfortable talking out spirituality with strangers. This doesn't mean you're not cut out for Kingdom work. If you're an introvert, you can take pride in the rich Gospel mission Paul talks about in 1 Corinthians 9:22: "I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some."
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Ever since I realised that God was more serious about being friends with people than I am, I have found that trusting that God has been involved in peoples lives (waaay) before I get there requires me to listen. When I do, I hear what God has been doing in their life, and my listening allows them to hear it out of their own mouth. I don't need to inculturate it any more than being myself, as Brett has so wonderfullyand clearly said. I don't need to force my agenda or even correct their heresies, that will take time and my own integrated walk alongside. Listening helps me to hear the voice of God in their life and affirm that voice, which they know instinctively, to be that of God. John Wesley called it the 'prevenient grace of God'.
This was great, and I'm really glad it was addressed. However, I hope I'm not sounding particularly negative but I felt a little uncomfortable with the phrase, "don't think that you can answer the call to evangelism". The only issue I see there is that it's not a call to evangelize. It's a command. There is no one incapable of sharing Jesus, with the only exception being if they can't articulate what they believe, and in that instance, I would question if they do believe. By loving the Lord and loving others we share Him with them, out of joy because we know He's better than anything, and those without Him stand condemned. I am an introvert, and the times I have shied away from sharing have been out of fear, which is birthed from (let's just be honest) being ashamed of the gospel and more concerned with what people think than obeying God. I've had to high that because it is sin, not "just who I am". If we are afraid, it's important to know that must change, not be worked around.
Thanks for your thoughts.
First of all, I think that the line "don't think that you can answer the call to evangelism" was an editors choice to tie the paragraph together. My point there was that, we are also commanded to love our neighbours in ways that would include going over to see if they need any help. I find that this kind of attitude is too rare for Christians, and it is a perfect opportunity to share God's love with people. It's practical and, as an introvert, easy to do. Why does evangelism have to be scary, awkward, and intrusive all of the time?
A few people on here have commented that not sharing the gospel = fear. I fear that my point did not come across clear enough. I hoped to open up show that there are many, unique ways to share (cutting the neighours grass can lead to more interactions, etc.) besides the "bold, in your face, direct" approach. I would say that I would hesitate to share in those situations not out of fear but out of embarrassment for how unnatural, awkward and shallow those methods are.
Believe me, I want people to know about Jesus. I also want people to share out of their strengths and not in fear out of an apparent lack of them. We all have strengths. Let's be creative and use them as to reach others.
There is an important dynamic here, though, that I would like to point out. If you are shy and you think that your lack of boldness is based on you being ashamed of the gospel, then how can you not live in fear? As in, every time you neglect to share the gospel in any situation, how can you not immediately think that you are a failure, that you are ashamed, and that God disappointed with you? I've been there. That is not a healthy place, nor is it Truth.
Jesus invested in a small group of people. He spoke in mysterious parables. He seemed to pick his spots, so to speak. He was creative in sharing his father's love.
Could it be that, as introverts, our seeming faults are actually blessings in disguise? As I mentioned, I like to listen to people, I am not into listening to someone and then quickly changing the subject to something that I want to talk. We tend to notice the "odd on out" in groups. Lets invest in those people. I don't know, there are many attributes here that, I am sure, woul cross over to be gifts of extroverts as well. I guess what I mean is, as all people, let's get creative and excited about sharing.
This is amazing. As an introvert, I wish I'd read this when I was involved with Cru in college. Paul in 1 Corinthians 12 talking about the different parts of the body of Christ comes to mind here.
Amen! My sister and I are exactly opposite. She's been a Christian for a few years to my decades. Still, she is comfortable evangelizing to strangers and I'm not. She credits me for encouraging and strengthening her faith which has helped her do that. That's more my gift! Sometimes living the faith is the best way to evangelize. It's important to remember Paul's description of the Body of Christ. We are all different parts and cannot be a Body without each other. I believe God designed us this wayso we would work in community with each other.


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"Then Rob says, 'Oh my gosh, look at Andrew [McCulloch].'"
Their jock buddy was on the ground, getting hammered by armed punks. Rob opened the car door and stuck his foot out, thinking he'd help rescue his friend. But Camp hit the accelerator, and Rob quickly pulled the door shut.
Camp maneuvered his car toward the throng surrounding McCulloch. He took aim, pushed the pedal, and clunk -- that was Chris Oles' gangly frame rolling off his hood like a Panhandle tumbleweed.
Oles quickly got back on his feet; he seemed more shocked than anything.
"He just hits him, like, in the heinie," Elise says. "Then he starts driving around, through where the body of the fighting is. I remember things [chains and clubs] were being beaten on the car windows; it was really scary."
Then "just all of a sudden," Camp wheeled the car around, skipped a median, and headed straight for a punk who turned out to be Brian Deneke. "I'm a ninja in my Caddy," he blurted. Off to his side, away from the car's path, Elise saw the shape of another man. The two men were fighting each other, though she can't explain how, given the distance between the two.
"I realize, oh my gosh, we're heading directly for a human being."
She remembers a soft, sickening "thunk" on impact. And a freeze-frame of Deneke, stick in hand, looking directly at her, directly through her.
"I bet he liked that," Camp said soon afterward as he kept driving.
"Dustin was heading for the highway...and like from the moment we hit him till we got on the highway, it was complete silence. It seemed like forever. And then I started, like, freaking out, rocking back and forth and stuff, and just covering my face.
"Then I just started saying, 'Oh my God. Oh my God.' Over and over again. And then I was praying -- I was crying out to God, you know, like oh my God, help me please. And then I sat up and leaned into the front seat, and they were completely silent sitting there.
"I said, 'What if he's dead?' And no one said anything."
Memories of Brian Deneke's final moments are tattooed in the consciousness of everyone who witnessed them, even though the details don't always agree.
Chris Oles: "You know those low-rider cars? That's what it looked like. It just went over the top of him and bounced. You know what the scary thing was? After he ran over him, they all started cheering."
Jennifer Hix: "Blood was coming out of every hole in his head. He got...squished. There was blood, like, from his nose, ears, and mouth."
John King: "He was saying something, but I don't think anybody understood it. There was all of us surrounding him, and Jason [Brian's brother] was like holding him in his lap. There was blood everywhere -- tons of blood."
Hix: "I felt like I was in a movie or something, like it was fake. All these Christian people were, like, saying prayers, and I said man, he's fuckin' dead. He's dead he's dead he's dead."
Deneke's body lay in a patch of snow against the median Camp's car had jumped. The crime-scene photos show him lying on his left side, arms grotesquely askew. His mohawk is flopped to the side, like a wilted flower.
His front teeth are broken. A deep gash runs down the left side of his face. His left shoulder is ripped out of joint. An autopsy would reveal that his skull, spine, pelvis, and several ribs had been crushed.
None of the jocks stopped to see what happened, much less render aid.
In the days that followed Deneke's death, the punks would turn to one another, retreating into their close-knit community.
That's what happened, but no one can tell you much about it. "I stayed drunk for a long time," Hix says. "There would be cases of beer in our house every night."
When the kids emerged from their drunken trance, they gathered remembrances of Deneke's life. Some attached bits of Jason's bloody jeans to their leather jackets; others, such as Oles, tattooed the victim's name onto their arms. Later, Deneke's family and friends printed up T-shirts with Brian's face against a field of orange flames, with the words, "Brian Deneke: Hate Kills!!!" Another version -- more popular with the girls -- read, "Punk Angel -- Will You Be Mine?"
The loss hit hardest at the Deneke household. Mike and Betty Deneke had struggled to hold on to a relationship with their son as he ventured deeper into a lifestyle so utterly alien to their small-town Kansas upbringing. His music, to them, was noise. They didn't understand his fondness for blue hair, or some of the creepier friends who trooped through their house, or his disdain for school.
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Tunisian protesters have set fire to the office of the country's ruling Ennahda Party in the central town of Qafsa.
November 24, 2013
It's amazing what stylists and makeup artists can do to someone's looks, and singer Latifa is the proof of the pudding!
Qatar National Bank has given the government of Tunisia $500 million to support its foreign currency reserves as the north African country faces growing pressure from the World Bank and the IMF to cut its budget deficit.
November 21, 2013
Singer Latifa faced a funny (and sweet) moment when a beautiful bird decided to land on her head!
US military leadership met with Tunisia's Prime Minister to discuss security cooperation late Wednesday in an effort to curb arms trafficking and other developments from hardline Islamist groups from jeopardizing the security of the north African country to a new extent.
November 17, 2013
Pierre Webo and Benjamin Moudandjo both struck during the first half before Jean Makoun netted twice after the interval, as Volker Finke's men booked a trip to Brazil next summer
November 12, 2013
After security officers attempt to sweep areas of Tunisia for militant activity, two wounded and one militant killed.
Serious Tunisian artist Lotfy Bouchnak delivered an unexpected humorous performance at Cairo's Arabic Music Festival.
November 8, 2013
Many may assume that the demographic of Tunisia's post-revolution political scene would be dominated by youth leadership. Yet, to even use the word "youth" in the context of Tunisia's political scene today is rather limited with veteran leaders firmly gripping their seats of power.
November 5, 2013
Tunisia's president told reporters Tuesday that his country "will get through this difficult phase." However, the suspension of the national dialogue talks, the failure to choose an interim PM, and Ennahda's continuing leadership, may continue to exacerbate the political turmoil throughout the north African country.
November 3, 2013
Tunisia's political parties have failed to choose an interim prime minister within the deadline designated in the political transition roadmap.The parties' leaders will meet Monday to try a second time to appoint an interim leader.
November 2, 2013
Tunisian party leaders met Friday to discuss who they would appoint as prime minister to replace the current Islamist-led government.
Singer Latifa was all smiles as she had a lot to celebrate about this week.
October 30, 2013
A suicide bomber targeted a popular Tunisian beach resort in the city of Sousse on Wednesday. There were no casualties in the blast, according to local officials.
October 29, 2013
A plan emerges as government in Tunisia turns to new leadership in the face of violence.


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Knit a soft and bright scarf that's perfect for the holiday season! This candy-cane-striped scarf is made with pom-pom yarn so it works up quickly and has a fun texture. Kids of all ages will love wearing this scarf, and you'll love how easy it is to make. This pattern makes a great stocking stuffer and is a quick and easy last minute gift for anyone on your list.
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TORONTO, Oct. 10, 2013 /CNW/ - Wallbridge Mining Company Limited (TSX: WM) announced today that Lonmin Plc ("Lonmin"), has approved and committed to fund $3.1M to explore for platinum group elements, copper, nickel and gold on the Sudbury Camp Joint Venture ("SCJV") and North Range Joint Venture "(NRJV") with Wallbridge in Sudbury, Ontario. Exploration will include drilling and geophysics and will follow Lonmin's 2014 fiscal year from October, 2013, through September, 2014.
"Lonmin, as the third largest primary platinum producer in the world, is one of Wallbridge's largest shareholders and is a supportive partner of Wallbridge in exploring for PGEs in Sudbury," stated Marz Kord, President & CEO of Wallbridge, "They continue to invest in the quality of our projects and our team expertise and together we look forward to finding the next significant ore deposit in Sudbury."
Albert Jamieson, Lonmin's Chief Commercial Officer responsible for Exploration said, "Following last year's encouraging field program, Lonmin looks forward to continuing to support and work with Wallbridge on its portfolio of prospective properties around the Sudbury Basin."
Sudbury Camp Joint Venture (SCJV)On the SCJV, Lonmin has approved the funding of a $1.6M exploration program. Work will start in October, 2013, and will focus mainly on Wallbridge's Trill and Skynner Lake properties. Wallbridge's Trill property is located on the western rim of the Sudbury Basin, about 12 kms northwest of Vale's Totten mine and KGHM International's Victoria project and 600 m west of Vale's Trill and Trill Depth Ni-Cu-PGE deposits. The Trill property is being explored for offset dyke style Ni-Cu-PGE mineralization, which is typically hosted within inclusion bearing phases of quartz diorite within Offset dyke structures. The Trill offset dyke was found by Wallbridge and Lonmin in 2005, along with discovery of the Trill showing, a high grade Ni-Cu-PGE sulfide lens that outcrops at surface. The Trill showing includes a 140 m long mineralized trend with highlight drill hole intersections including 6.41 g/t Pt + Pd + Au, 0.79 % Cu and 1.20 % Ni over 10.3 metres in WTR-012, and 8.11 g/t Pt + Pd + Au, 1.01 % Cu and 0.81 % Ni over 8.76 metres in WTR-028.
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PHP SOAP: Problem parsing WSDL
Hi all
I have really been scratching my head on this. Can anybody help me out here?
I am to consume a webservice:
WDSL: http://services.conzoom.eu/addit/AddItService.svc?wsdl
The webservice utilizes WS-security, and I rely on the WSSoapClient class to handle this aspect for me ( http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3640.html )
I had everything setup and working for several weeks. Then apparantly something was changed at the WS end and I can no longer connect. Although the folks behind the service says that nothing changed.
My problem is that I get a WSDL-parser error:
SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: <message> 'AddItService_GetValues_InputMessage' already defined in (my file)
PHP Code:
ini_set("soap.wsdl_cache_enabled", "0");
$url = "http://services.conzoom.eu/addit/AddItService.svc?wsdl";
$client = new SoapClient($url,array( ** ERROR refers to this line **
'soap_version' => SOAP_1_2,
"trace" => 1,
"exceptions" => 0,
"cache_wsdl" => "WSDL_CACHE_NONE"));
$params = array('input'=>array(array('Type'=>'StreetAndHouseno','Value'=>$address),array('Type'=>'PostcodeAndDistrict','Value'=>$zip)),'variables'=>array(410,411));
print "<pre>\n";
print "Request: \n".htmlspecialchars($client->__getLastRequest()) ."\n";
print "Response: \n".htmlspecialchars($client->__getLastResponse())."\n";
print "</pre>";
Any help would be much appreciated
Best regards, Thomas
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Haven't had the opportunity to work with SOAP before but based on the error message, I'm suspecting that somewhere in your code, you have a loop of sorts, with regards to the the provided code.
So, if I'm not mistaken, changing
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Unfortunately that wasn't the problem.
The error refers to this line:
and basically says, that there is a dual definition in the WSDL-file referred to byPHP Code:
$client = new SoapClient($url,array(
'soap_version' => SOAP_1_2,
"trace" => 1,
"exceptions" => 0,
"cache_wsdl" => "WSDL_CACHE_NONE"));
$url. However to me the WSDL seems well formatted.
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Falling Skies
When the fourth season of Falling Skies premieres in two months, the weary warriors of the 2nd Mass have little time to savor their recent victory over the alien invaders. The Espheni may have been weakened in last summer's finale, but they are still a threat, and will once again wreak havoc on our heroes.
This past weekend at WonderCon in Anaheim, California, TNT screened a brand new trailer for the season — and TV Guide Magazine has an exclusive online first look.
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The third season of Falling Skies could turn into either War of the Worlds or E.T. — which just happen to be two movies directed by Steven Spielberg, an executive producer of the TNT alien-invasion series. A new ally from outer space has given the human resistance the upper hand in their battle for survival against the Espheni, but not everyone is so trusting, especially given recent evidence of a traitor in their midst.
There are showers, plentiful food and unexpected reunions awaiting the 2nd Mass when they finally arrive in Charleston, South Carolina, but in the final two weeks of Falling Skies' second season, they soon learn that the promised land isn't quite paradise. In this Sunday's penultimate episode of the alien-invasion drama (9/8c, TNT) we meet Arthur Manchester (played by Lost vet Terry O'Quinn), the leader of the new United States capital, which has emerging conflicts between civil rights and martial law. More important — as far as the 2nd Mass is concerned — Manchester prefers hiding to fighting.
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Falling Skies is back on Sunday (9/8c, TNT)... and Tom Mason will be too from his time away with the alien Overlord.
Tom (Noah Wyle) will return a changed man after the aliens make it pretty clear that his visit aboard the ship was far from a peace offering. In fact, the 2nd Mass will be in even more danger this season, which could actually be Tom's fault.
Still, there may be hope on the horizon when the outside world makes contact. Will the promise of a stable life and safety be too good to be true? TVGuide.com turned to Wyle to get the scoop on the second season, including the quick progression of Anne (Moon Bloodgood) and Tom's relationship and the inevitable, impending deaths...
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Under a cold, driving rain, a platoon of resistance fighters moves through piles of dead, charred Skitters — the spidery aliens that invaded Earth and massacred billions — and smashed-up Mechs, their giant deadly robots. Signs of who (or what) killed them are nowhere to be found, but that mystery could provide the truth about the invasion that kicked off TNT's Falling Skies. Right now, however...
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There's a face that we hide till the nighttime appears,
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Behind the Facade: The "False Self" of the Narcissist
As I explained in my last post, both people with borderline disorder and narcissists lack an identity; a sense of self. In that post, I explained how people with BPD cope with this. Now it's the narcissists' turn.
To compensate, narcissists develop what's called a "false self." The severity and intensity of NPD comes from the desperate pursuit of a sense of self. NPs believe all the lies they tell themselves about who they are: as the quote says, if you repeat a lie often enough, it becomes the "truth."
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Here's a genius idea for crafting with candy corn: make a candy corn jar lamp by filling an old jar with colorful candy corn! These easy Halloween crafts will add some Halloween spirit to any home. This Candy Corn Jar Lamp is a sweet little decoration that will fill the home with a warm glow and plenty of smiles. If you need a unique Halloween craft idea, this lamp is just the thing you're looking for. Create a Candy Corn Jar Lamp and watch this easy Halloween craft give light to your home.
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- Americana Acrylics
DA134 - Yellow Green (transparent)
DA197 - Violet Haze
- Brushes - Loew-Cornell - #3 Round; #4 Shader; 1/4 Deerfoot
- Brush basin
- Palette
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- Water
- Graphite & tracing paper
- Pencil, stylus
- Scotch tape
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- Shady Lady lamp shade glue
- 3" bulb clip wire
- Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent marker
- Shady Lady Zinc Mason Jar Lamp
- 40-watt bulb
- Candy corn
- 6" Arc Shady Lamp
- Lampshade Paper, White
- Pattern
- Transfer the pattern, according to these directions: Using a light box or a window, place on pattern front. Line up precut arc and with a permanent marker trace faces on.
Hint: If using a window, use two pieces of scotch tape to hold pattern up.
- Turn precut arc over and line up pattern back. Trace on ghost outlines and lettering.
Painting Instructions
- Faces: Use #3 round brush to paint ghost pupils Lamp Black, highlighted with a 'C' stroke and a dot of Titanium White.
- Paint noses in solid with Violet Haze and #3 round brush.
- With Deerfoot brush, stipple on Violet Haze cheeks.
- The face with the tongue sticking out and the one with the 'O' shaped lips are painted Yellow Green using #4 flat brush.
- On the back of the shade using the wooden end of the brush, dot all letters with Lamp Black.
Finishing Instructions
- To form back seam, overlap and match up scallops on straight edge. Spread bead of glue, making sure glue comes to the edge of the paper so the seam will seal. Line up two back scallops and hold until glue is set.
Hint: Once seam is lined up, lay shade flat on table, on the seam side and lightly press so edge becomes sealed.
- Turn shade upside down for gluing wire in place. Hold 3" bulb clip wire in position and put a bead of glue around wire where it is touching shade. Press lightly so you don't bend top scallops. Let dry.
- Fill jar with candy corn. Put lamp together and clip on shade.
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L. B. Cowman worked as a pioneer missionary with her husband in Japan and China from 1901 to 1917, during which time they helped found the Oriental Missionary Society. When Mr. Cowman's poor health forced the couple to return to the United States, Mrs. Cowman turned her attention to caring for her husband until his death six years later. Out of Mrs. Cowman's experiences and heartbreak came her first book, Streams in the Desert, followed by its companion Springs in the Valley. During the next twenty-five years, Mrs. Cowman inspired several nationwide Scripture distribution campaigns and wrote seven more books. Finally, on Easter Sunday in 1960, at the age of ninety, Mrs. Cowman met face-to-face the God she had served so faithfully for nearly a century.
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