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Jaffa orange
The Jaffa orange, also Shamouti orange, is a sweet, almost seedless orange variety with a tough skin that makes it particularly suitable for export. Developed by Arab farmers in the mid-19th century, the variety takes its name from the city of Jaffa where it was first produced for export.[1][2] A symbol of production and Jewish-Arab cooperation in Mandatory Palestine, the orange was and still is the primary citrus export for the city. One of three main varieties of oranges grown in the Middle East, the Jaffa orange is also cultivated in Cyprus, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Turkey.[2][3]
Jaffa oranges, also known as shamouti, are practically seedless, with a flavour that has been described as "excellent" and "sweet and fine."[2][4][5] The two other main orange varieties cultivated in the region are the navel orange and the bitter orange; the latter is grown in Iran for its peel.[2] The Jaffa orange is distinguished by its oval shape and thick peel, which is deep orange in color and normally very easy to remove from the fruit. Its tough skin makes it "especially suitable for export".[4][5] As it produces very little juice and has a tendency towards delayed bitterness, it is unsuitable for juice production, although it does store well.[5]
These oranges are very cold-tolerant, allowing them to grow outside of the subtropical regions normally associated with growing oranges. Jaffa oranges are susceptible to Alternaria, a type of fungus, and are prone to alternate bearing.[citation needed]
Located at the crossroads between Africa, western Asia, and Europe, Arab farmers produced a number of commodities for export via imperial and global distribution networks throughout the late Islamic period (1200–1900 CE). Among these were soap, sugar, barley, oranges, and cotton. Though cotton left its mark throughout the region, the only commodity, that remains a symbol of production in Israel is the Jaffa orange.
The Jaffa orange was a new variety developed by Arab farmers after emerging in the mid-19th century as a mutation on a tree of the Baladi variety near Jaffa.[1][2] While the sour orange (C. Aurantium) was brought westward from China and India by Arab traders, who probably introduced it to Sicily and Spain, the Jaffa orange was developed from the sweet orange (C. sinensis) which was brought from China to the Mediterranean region by Vasco de Gama, the Portuguese explorer, in 1498.[2]
After the Crimean War (1853–56), the most important innovation in local agriculture was the rapid expansion in citrus cultivation.[4] Foremost among the varieties cultivated was the Jaffa (Shamouti) orange, and mention of it being exported to Europe first appears in British consular reports in the 1850s.[1][4] One factor cited in the growth of the export market was the development of steam ships in the first half of the 19th century, which enabled the export of oranges to the European markets in days rather than weeks.[6] Another reason cited for the growth of the industry was the relative lack of European control over the cultivation of oranges compared to cotton, formerly a primary commodity crop of the land of Israel, but outpaced by the Jaffa orange.[7]
Exports grew from 200,000 oranges in 1845 to 38 million oranges by 1870.[6] The citrus plantations of this time were primarily owned by wealthy Arab merchants and notables, rather than small farmers, as the fruits required large capital investments with no yield for several years.[4][8] Fruits carrying the "Jaffa orange" label were first marketed by Sarona, a German Templer colony established in 1871.[citation needed] An 1872 account of Jaffa by a European traveller notes that, "Surrounding Jaffa are the orange gardens for which it is justly extolled, and which are a considerable source of wealth to the owners. The annual value of fruits grown in Jaffa was said to be 10,000 pounds."[8] In the 1880s, an American grower, H.S. Sanford, tried to cultivate the Jaffa orange in Florida.[9]
The prosperity of the orange industry brought increased European interest and involvement in the development of Jaffa. In 1902, a study of the growth of the orange industry by Zionist officials outlined the different Arab owners and their primary export markets as England, Turkey, Egypt and Austria-Hungary. While Arab cultivation methods were considered "primitive," an in-depth study of the financial expenditure involved reveals that they were ultimately more cost-efficient than the Zionist-European enterprises that followed them some two decades later.[8]
The Jews who immigrated to Palestine with the First Aliyah introduced cultivation methods that spurred the Jaffa orange industry. According to the Hope Simpson Royal Commission Report of 1930,
"The cultivation of the orange, introduced by the Arabs before the commencement of Jewish settlement, has developed to a very great extent in consequence of that settlement. There is no doubt that the pitch of perfection to which the technique of plantation and cultivation of the orange and grape-fruit have been brought in Palestine is due to the scientific methods of the Jewish agriculturist."[10]
Partnerships in growing and exporting these oranges was an example of Arab-Jewish cooperation despite rising political tensions.[11]
At the end of 1928, Jews owned 30,000 dunams of the country's 60,000 dunams of orange orchards. Whereas before World War I, the price of a dunam of land in a fruitful orange grove was 50-75 pounds sterling, by 1929, the same groves were selling for 150-200 pounds sterling.[12]
By 1939, Jewish and Arab orange orchards in Palestine covered 75,000 acres (300 km2), employed over 100,000 workers, and their produce was a primary export. During World War II (1939–1945) citrus-growing declined, but recovered after the war with the vigorous assistance of the British Mandate authorities.
Jaffa oranges are harvested in Israel, the West Bank, and the Palestinian Territories between November and March, with the marketing season beginning in September and extending through until April. More than half the annual crop is exported, and Israel is a main provider of other citrus fruits to the European Union.[3] In the 1950s and 1960s, Jaffa oranges became emblems of the Israeli state. A general decline in the importance of agriculture to the Israeli economy, extreme limits on available water resources, and the reliance on migrant laborers has reduced productivity.[13] Overshadowed by manufacturing industries, such as diamonds and precision instruments, Israel nonetheless continues to export a large number of citrus fruits to Europe.[14] It is therefore often targeted by BDS groups as an Israeli export (see also Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions).
The Jaffa orange is also known for lending the city of Tel Aviv-Yafo the nickname "Big Orange".[15]
Arab-Israeli conflict[edit]
In 1978, Israeli-grown Jaffa oranges sold in the Netherlands were poisoned with mercury in a purported effort to sabotage Israel's economy. Four Dutch children were hospitalized after eating the oranges. The governments of Netherlands and Germany received letters from a group calling itself the Arab Revolutionary Army Palestinian Commando, claiming responsibility for the sabotage, although the PLO claimed it had never heard of the group.[16] Small, silver-colored globules of mercury were found inside the fruit.[17] The incidents began a spate of copy-cat poisonings and hoaxes, mostly of fruit from other countries.[18] An investigation by Ehud Sprinzak and Ely Karmon concluded that the culprits of the original contaminations were most likely German sympathizers of the Palestinian cause.[18]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Issawi, 2006, p. 127.
- ^ a b c d e f Basan, 2007, p. 83.
- ^ a b Ladaniya, 2008, pp. 48–49.
- ^ a b c d e Krämer, 2008, p. 91.
- ^ a b c Page, 2008, p. 99.
- ^ a b Gerber, 1982.
- ^ LeVine, 2005, p. 272.
- ^ a b c LeVine, 2005, p. 34.
- ^ Derr, 1989, p. 79.
- ^ The Hope Simpson Report at UNISPAL. CHAPTER VIII. Agricultural Produce. (a) CITRUS CULTIVATION
- ^ Sheldon Kirshner (2010). "Iconic Jaffa orange as a symbol of nationalism". The Canadian Jewish News. April 15.
- ^ Arab versus Jew: Jaffa and its oranges
- ^ Marshall Cavendish, 2006, p. 938.
- ^ Issawi, 2006, p. 32.
- ^ NYT Travel – Introduction to Tel Aviv
- ^ Poison found in Israeli oranges
- ^ Sabotage: Strange Fruits
- ^ a b Ehud Sprinzak and Ely Karmon (2001). Why So Little? The Palestinian Terrorist Organizations and Unconventional Terrorism, published by the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism. [1]
- Baram, Uzi; Carroll, Lynda (2000). Uzi Baram, Lynda Carroll, ed. A historical archaeology of the Ottoman Empire: breaking new ground (Illustrated ed.). Springer. ISBN 0-306-46311-3. ISBN 9780306463112.
- Basan, Ghillie (2007). The Middle Eastern Kitchen. Hippocrene Books. ISBN 0-7818-1190-2. ISBN 9780781811903.
- Derr, Mark (1989). Some kind of paradise: a chronicle of man and the land in Florida (Illustrated ed.). W. Morrow (Original from the University of California). ISBN 0-688-07359-X. ISBN 9780688073596.
- Gerber, Haim (1982). "Modernization in Nineteenth-Century Palestine: The Role of Foreign Trade". Middle Eastern Studies – Taylor & Francis, Ltd.
- Issawi, Charles (2006). An Economic History of the Middle East and North Africa (Reprint ed.). Taylor & Francis. ISBN 0-415-37998-9. ISBN 9780415379984.
- Krämer, Gudrun (2008). A history of Palestine: from the Ottoman conquest to the founding of the state of Israel (Illustrated ed.). Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-11897-3. ISBN 9780691118970.
- Ladaniya, Milind S. (2008). Citrus fruit: biology, technology and evaluation (Illustrated ed.). Academic Press. ISBN 0-12-374130-0. ISBN 9780123741301.
- LeVine, Mark (2005). Overthrowing geography: Jaffa, Tel Aviv, and the struggle for Palestine, 1880–1948 (Illustrated ed.). University of California Press. ISBN 0-520-23994-6. ISBN 9780520239944.
- Marshall Cavendish (2006). World and Its Peoples: The Middle East, Western Asia, and Northern Africa (Illustrated ed.). Marshall Cavendish. ISBN 0-7614-7571-0. ISBN 9780761475712.
- Page, Martin (2008). Growing Citrus: The Essential Gardener's Guide (Illustrated ed.). Timber Press. ISBN 0-88192-906-9. ISBN 9780881929065.


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Will be traveling from VA to TN for Turkey Day. Would like to take side dishes, breads, and desserts. Want to take the CRANBERRY WALDORF SALAD posted on the recipe exchange forum and a pumpkin pie. Any ideas for others that will travel well? TIA, chery-va |
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How long a drive is that? I'd ask at the Recipe Exchange too. This should be fine for a side dish. I've made it lots & it's always a hit: SWEET & SOUR SQUASH (serves 8) 4 small zucchini 4 small yellow squash 1/2 cup chopped celery 1 red onion, chopped fine 1 red bell pepper, seeded & chopped 1 cup sherry wine vinegar (white wine vinegar works) 1/2 cup sugar 1/3 dup olive oil 1 tsp salt 1 tsp pepper Slice the zucchini & yellow squash paper-thin into a large shallow bowl. Add the celery, red onion & bell pepper. Combine the remaining ingredients in a saucepan. Bring to a boil & stir to dissolve the sugar. Pour the dressing over the vegetables while still hot. Cover & marinate at room temperature or chill overnight. Drain & serve.~~ If you've got a cooler, this would be perfect because it's best made 2 days ahead: Preheat oven to 350°. Combine the gingersnap crumbs, confectioners' sugar & melted butter in a bowl & mix thoroughly. Press the crumb mixture onto the bottom & up the sides of an ungreased 9" springform pan. FRESH AUTUMN PEAR BREAD Preheat oven to 350°. Butter a 9" loaf pan. Again, if you have a cooler this would work also: Preheat oven to 350°. Grease one 9" loaf pan or three 4x3x2" pans. |
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And so I smiled, took the map, and headed in the opposite direction, up over the 10,000-foot Piedra del Molino pass toward Cachí, where we would pick up Ruta 40 and begin the long journey south.
Commonly called La Cuarenta, this famed stretch of pavement and dirt covers more than 3,000 miles from Argentina's northern border with Bolivia all the way to Cabo Virgenes in the south. It is one of the longest roads in the Americas, and along the way it crosses 18 major rivers and 236 bridges, touches 13 lakes and salt flats, and passes by 20 national parks as it follows the spine of the Andes across all manner of ecosystems and jaw-dropping topography.
The road, though, is largely unknown outside of Argentina. I was drawn to its mystique: I had read that Che Guevara traveled down this very highway on his year-long motorcycle journey through Latin America. I was also eager to sample the country's famous—and famously affordable—wines and beef. Though Argentina has recovered from its 2001 economic collapse, in which the peso plummeted and citizens took to the streets to demand the government's ouster, the country is still a bargain for Americans.
Starting in Salta, a lovely city at the foot of the eastern Andes known to Argentines as La Linda (literally, "the beautiful"), we drove through a stretch of red dirt littered with darker red rocks, a vista eerily reminiscent of the lander shots beamed down from Mars. Every half-hour, it seemed, the landscape would change. Outside Cachí, the snowcapped Andes appeared at last, towering 7,000 feet over a plain dotted with saguaro cacti and signs warning of crossing llamas. Then it was on to the moon: the dirt turned a pale yellow as we approached the sandstone formations known as Las Flechas, jagged knives of brittle rock that stick up from the earth like, well, arrows, which is how they got their name.
We finally hit pavement at kilometer 1,078 (the markers count down from Salta to Mendoza, and then start again at zero as you head farther south), just outside San Carlos, where we witnessed a sunset unlike any I'd seen—a mix of bloodred and deep orange and purple-tinged clouds that made the sky over the town's cathedral look as if it were on fire. San Carlos is the entrance into an enormous valley between two ranges; Ruta 40 is straight and smooth here, surrounded by vineyards that are some of the highest on earth.
The Viñas de Cafayate Wine Resort, hidden by vines and ringed by mountains, is a mile above the village of Cafayate. A fireplace crackled off the lobby; we sat down in front of it and ordered a bottle of the local varietal, a white called Torrontés de Cafayate that smelled sweet but was actually dry and crisp. At the hotel's restaurant, we selected a handful of the menu's oddest dishes: llama pâté; pacú, a local river fish served lomo-style (tenderloin); more llama, this time a loin in a Malbec reduction. Each dish was excellent, and was even better once I did the math: the most expensive entrée on the menu was $7.


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I'm attempting to root some cuttings from my wax jambu tree. Does anyone have tips on doing so? I saw some old postings where some members here have gotten wax jambu to root. I didn't want to use a rooting hormone as the label says it should only be used for ornamental trees, and not for fruits. Also don't know where to find willow trees in southern california to brew a natural concoction. Are there any tips for successful rooting?
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Ignore the label and use rooting hormone. You might need a stronger concentration than one you can get in stores like Home Depot. Try and find a wholesale nursery supplier. They usually have the stronger stuff. That is about all the help I can offer because I've never rooted wax jambu. Experiment with different stuff. You may want to try air layering your wax jambu tree if it is big enough. |
Hi, thanks for the reply, that's very helpful. Isn't the rooting hormone toxic? I read online also that it shouldn't be used for fruit trees that you plan on eating? Anyone else use rooting hormone on fruit trees? I guess the ultimate question is can you root a wax jambu cutting without using rooting hormone or willow at all, just all natural? that would be ideal. i'll give that a try, but just curious as to other people's experiences. |
stu123 I did not use any rooting hormone for mine. It took a long time though. Might be weather not warm enough. For the heck of it, I just buried the whole branch(chopstick size but shorter) and kept it moist. There are little buds on it now. |
Use it all the time. By the time that tree starts to produce any fruit, anything from that product will be long gone from the plant. |
- Posted by gardenfreak 6 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 11:05
Looking to purchase some wax jambu cuttings. Let me know if you have some to sell. Looking for any sweet one. People are saying the black pearl is a good one. Please let me know. thanks |
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"Time and time again, they've proven to be one of the highest-margin items in the produce department," he says.
He also emphasizes the importance of maintaining the cold chain.
"We do everything on our part to get them off the plant and precooled down to 32 degrees and transported at (the right) temperature," he says.
He recommends that retailers keep that cold chain intact after they arrive at the distribution center, go out to the stores and onto the floor.
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He also recommends using refrigerated tables once the product hits the floor.
Ted Campbell, executive director of the Dover-based Florida Strawberry Growers Association, says big displays go a long way toward promoting strawberry sales.
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Our first ever release is more than just a trip down memory lane; it's a politically charged collection of hardcore punk anthems whose relevance never seems to dissipate, even ten years later. There are hundreds of records that "you had to be there" for, but this isn't one of them. Recently licensed by Day After Records, vinyl is once again available for this classic.
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This week I went a little crazy and decided to cut up a roll of 12o film to try and shove into my Argus 75. To do this I cut the beveling off the sprocket; which unfortunately exposed part of the roll to light, and I think ruined some of my best shots.
The rest of the roll was slightly overexposed; I think this is also due to my film surgery. I was able to salvage it by turning the shot into a black and white after scanning it; thanks to the excellent advice of mgagle.
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Totem Talk: Leveling enhancement 71-80 {WoW}
May 3rd 2010 12:27AM Wf glyph got replaced with the fs glyph a little while ago with the introduction of a lower time for fs to go through all of it's ticks
Raid/PuG habits should be kept separate {WoW}
Jan 19th 2010 12:50AM I do both sides every day. I DPS on my completely overgeared shammy and tank on my akwardly-geared DK. I've noticed that I also go in with the raiding mindset because when I'm tanking I keep moving. There is no stopping and I get furious when random healer A decides that it's more important to skin the mobs than to keep up with the rest of the group that just wants frost emblems and lets everybody die in the process. Should he be doing that while the group is going on? Probably not but then again he's also never so much as stepped foot into Ulduar so who am I to chastise him? Then of course what made me the maddest was when I starteted tanking and realised that a good 70% of all DPSers in the game have no clue what their rotation was so I rarely get out-dpsed even on bosses with my hardcore 2k single-target DPS.
I've noticed that I get a lot less frustrated on my shammy. I go in with the expectation that there's very few tanks that can keep up with my burst. It's not a stretch to pull 9-11k on trash so I always wait a couple of seconds before running in. It never matters so I pick the weakest hitting one and kill it before it kills me. On bosses I usually have to count to 5 and then hit it but the healer doesn't want to slit his wrists and the run doesn't go THAT much slower.
Ghostcrawler cleans up two dev chat questions {WoW}
Oct 24th 2009 4:35PM I personally love that ToC has no trash. Otherwise I find it the most disappointing instance ever made. There is nothing difficult about it. Sure hardmodes require a bit more DPS and whatnot but there's no changes to the tactics whatsoever. The only changes 90% of the time is more DPS, heals and HP on the tanks. I personally am very disappointed with ToC. Ulduar was excellent. You had your regular content that was challenging but not breaking and then you had hardmode that drastically changed the fights for the most part and truly showed a guild's skill. Now we have ToGC where guilds got a Tribute to Madness and a Tribute to Insanity very quick after hardmodes were unlocked.
Armed Forces is September's Guild of the Month {WoW}
Oct 19th 2009 6:19PM It is applicable to what their guild is all about. We are literally the exact same guild-type. 90% of us in guild are Military, Civilans or Contractors with a couple of EU and US members thrown in for good mix.
Armed Forces is September's Guild of the Month {WoW}
Oct 19th 2009 5:04PM I personally have never heard of them and I'm in a guild just like them except that if you go to wowprogress you'll actually see us on there...
Totem Talk: Getting into the Spirit of the thing {WoW}
Jul 11th 2009 9:23PM I don't think the blogger raids with his shammy... If he did he would realize how huge of a buff this is for enh shammies in fights such as General. I'm a reliable person when it comes to interrupts so I'm ALWAYS on interrupt duty. What this means is I can't use ES because I need to save it for WS. I use WS because it's not on the GCD so I don't have to stop all of my other abilities as well. Having WS no longer be a shock means my DPS will go up by at least 1000 on General and Yogg P1.
This also means that I can interrupt more reliably other than by chance of hitting ES on the corrupter tentacles or in pvp when a caster is getting off his huge fireball and just waiting for me to cast ES or FS so he can nail me w/o fear of being interrupted. This is by far the most exciting change to me in 3.2 with the exception of the tots.
Make a costume, win a trip to BlizzCon from the EU {WoW}
May 14th 2009 5:42PM There are several EU countries that are neglected. Europe is considerably larger than the countries they listed. My fiance is currently in Romania and she has no opportunity to make an attempt at this contest either.
Totem Talk: 3.1 shocks and awes Shamans {WoW}
Feb 5th 2009 8:35AM As ENH these are very welcome changes. My #1 problem was aggro bar none. I'm well geared so going into any pug was out of the question. There are very few tanks on my server who can keep threat off of me on anything other than a boss fight where they only have to concentrate on one target. I'll be looking forward to going into heroics and not having to worry about tanking half of the instance.
Then there's the unleashed rage change which is extremely welcome. I now have 3 extra points that I can divvy out as well as get an extra 2% crit.
The Silent Bob approach to group management {WoW}
Jan 26th 2009 11:51AM I would have except that is exactly what happened... I know the post. All but the MT alt+tabbed because the MT knew him.
The Silent Bob approach to group management {WoW}
Jan 26th 2009 11:08AM We have a guy like this in guild except that he just don't talk in vent. I've heard him talk in vent in the 3 months I've raided with him twice. He has a mic just never uses it and he happens to be the highest DPS and knows all of the fights. He damn near wiped the raid because he spoke and everybody alt+tabbed to see who it was.


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My name is Erik Bedard and I would like to be your new starting pitcher
by Vince Morales on June 19th, 2009The trading season is heating up and one name that keeps popping up in connection with the Brewers is Erik Bedard. The trade makes some sense. Manny Parra is pretty bad. Erik Bedard is pretty good. Erik Bedard is affordable and his contract expires after the season. (I think it would be funny if the Brewers traded for a starter with an expiring contract every year for the next 5 years. Bonus points if it was always with Cleveland.) I don't think it will take a LOT to get him and there is a clear connection between Jack Z and Doug Melvin to make this happens. Jack knows our system and what he'd be getting back better than any other team. It all seems like a good idea, but what about Erik? What does he think about all this?
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The merger talks have been ongoing since February 2011, led by O'Brien and Steffanie Smith, immediate past chairwoman of Washington, D.C.-based United Fresh and former chief executive officer of River Point Farms LLC, Hermiston, Ore.
The failed talks proceeded further than any previous efforts to combine the groups, which was also attempted in the early 1990s and the early 2000s. The group agreed on many aspects of a merger but could not get past the leadership question.
Produce marketing companies had hoped that combining the two groups would result in economies and efficiencies. Duplication of efforts in government relations, food safety expertise and trade show conventions frustrated some in the industry.
In May, sources said that some large produce marketers have reportedly told United Fresh and PMA to find a way to get the deal done or they will pull their support from both groups, and industry sources said that threat was a primary impetus for the merger discussions.
Jan DeLyser, vice president of marketing for the Irvine-based California Avocado Commission and chairwoman elect of the PMA, said the merger talks have been conducted with diligence by both boards.
"As a marketer in my own company, we have looked at the programs and organizations that bring value to our membership and for the people we are reporting to and we make the decision on our participation and our support based on that," she said. "We are active members in both organizations."
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The Grammy Awards are the biggest night in music. But along with which artists win each award, the red carpet is a hot place to showcase the latest fashion trends.
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South Korea's LG Electronics Co. Ltd. said it won the top spot for third-generation (3G) mobile phones sold in Europe in the first quarter. Analysts said maintaining that position may prove tough as market leader Nokia Corp. and other vendors have moved to address their relative 3G weakness with several new models. LG Electronics said that research firm IDC estimates the company sold 1 million 3G Wideband Code Division Multiple Access, or WCDMA, phones in the quarter for a 25.5 -percent market share in Europe. The company said an estimated 8.1 million WCDMA phones were sold in Europe last year, with the figure expected to reach 22 million units in 2005. "LG Electronics last year supplied approximately 4 million units globally, becoming the frontrunner in the WCDMA mobile phone sector, and we have since been continuing to grow," said Park Mun-hwa, president of LG Electronics Mobile Communication Company. He added the company would leverage its strength in the WCDMA market to gain share in the larger Global System for Mobile communications market. Investment bank Goldman Sachs forecast a total of 227 million mobile phones will be sold in Europe in 2005. Europe's top mobile phone vendor, Nokia Corp., was late to market with attractive WCDMA phones, but has recently launched several models and started shipping its latest model, the 6680, in April. LG Electronics said it plans to supply more than 20 WCDMA handset models to the global market this year. Both Nokia and LG Electronics forecast the 2005 global market for WCDMA phones at 50 million units. (Dow Jones)
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I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Abbey is an adorable 1.5 year old; she is likely a spaniel chow mix. She has a moderate amount of energy, and loves to take walks through the park. (Her energy levels are increasing as she loses some weight)! Abbey loves her crate and will happily spend the entire night in there. Training and focus have been improving, and her leash manners are wonderful, but she will need continued consistency.
Abbey has a lot of love to give! One of her favorite spots is curled up by me feet as I relax in the evening. She will take as much attention as you will give her and then some. She is wonderfully quirky with an adorable under-bite and seems to love to make these little snorting noises for no particular reason. She also has an adorable bum wiggle when you come home to her after a long day, and will make a wonderful addition to a fun loving home.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Saskatoon already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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Your purpose.
At some point, I think we all get a bit tired of the first world problems. The sinking feeling that we are focusing too much on the external exhaustion of reorganizing our pantry, buying new clothes for which there is no need or cleaning out our Google reader of the 143 home design blog posts, that went unread.
Each of us has has a moment where we go, "What is this all for? Am I seriously here to take another Instragram picture of my latest Forever 21 purchase? There has to be more."
There has to be more.
There IS more!
It's your purpose.
You have a purpose.
Stop what you are doing and think about that for 30 seconds and come back.
Tell me what it is.
At this station in your life, what is your purpose?
Right now. In life. In this station.
What are you living for and purposing to do?
I want to know....because each of you are divinly made and have a reason.
Tell me.
What. Is. Your. Purpose.
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I just had a conversation with a friend today about this. God has been tugging at my heartstrings for quite some time about fulfilling my purpose.
Through worship leading I have found so much joy and so much learning. I feel that's where God wants me at this time, being an instrument to speak to people through worship.
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Many homes don't perform as well as they could, but sorting out the causes from the symptoms can sometimes be confusing, and deciding how to prioritize the list of projects can make any homeowner frustrated. In order to best determine what is really going on with your house (and the most effective way of addressing it) you may require the expertise of a home performance consultant. Home performance consultants (sometimes called home auditors) evaluate the operation of various components of your home, and can help assess the need for a variety of home improvements including energy efficiency improvements, remodeling projects, or even constructing a new home.
Although any home, new or old, can benefit from diagnostic services, they are most useful when you are:
Experiencing high or erratic utility bills.
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Planning a remodeling project or investing in any major home improvement, such as new windows, siding, or insulating.
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Home performance testing consists of a comprehensive energy-related evaluation of your home. This service can include many components:
On-site evaluation of your home.
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Home Energy Rating System (HERS) is a computer analysis report that generates a Home Energy Rating System score. A HERS inspection and rating score is used by the mortgage industry to assist in prioritizing energy efficiency projects for existing homes.
Once the current operation of your house has been assessed, the home performance consultant will make recommendations for repairs, maintenance, or additional products or services, and will help you to prioritize which measures should be taken first. After any repairs, installations, or other work is completed, you may want to have the home performance consultant re-inspect to verify that everything was completed fully and correctly.
Home performance consultants can be located through your utility provider or through the Minnesota Building Performance Association. MBPA is a non-profit organization committed to promoting high quality, energy efficient home improvements on existing homes and efficient construction of new homes. The home performance consultants of MBPA are independent technicians who do not sell any energy product or equipment and have extensive training in energy related topics, knowledge of building science, and adhere to the "house as a system" approach to energy improvements.
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For years, when students graduated from film school, true north seemed to lie west, in Los Angeles. The digital age, however, has freed filmmakers from relying on any one city to make their projects come alive. A group of UW-Milwaukee film school graduates pooled their resources and made their first feature film right here in Wisconsin.


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Kelly Ripa opens wide to taste
Kelly Ripa opens wide to taste her and hubby Mark Consuelos' cooking.
She seems to have a special technique. Head and hand meeting halfway. Arm tense. Face shows signs of determination. If someone gets too close, she'll his at ya.
Damn it looks like its her 1st time eating in years lol


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Child Ages on Return Date
The holiday resort of Mahon is the capital of the Menorca and has something to offer everyone! With its beautiful architecture, lively port and buzzing nightlife, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Shopping opportunities are plentiful and you can find some brilliant bargains. Our fantastic holiday offer s are available for everyone to enjoy, so take a look at our fantastic bargain holidays and last minute deals to experience this marvellous resort for yourself. Mahon airport is just 15 minutes away, which means you get to spend less time travelling, and more time enjoying all that Mahon has to offer.>>More Mahon Information
You are spoilt for choice with places to eat in Mahon and most restaurants and cafes offer competitive prices so you will easily find somewhere that suits your budget. The most popular meals that you will find in Mahon are local and traditional ones such as fresh seafood and tapas. If you prefer something more international then you will find that there are many alternative restaurants such as Chinese, Italian and British.
At nighttime the port area springs to life as a whole host of bars and discos come to life! Although it is not one of the liveliest resorts on the island, there is plenty to keep you entertained of an evening. Mahon is also home to Menorcas only casino, and it attracts many visitors throughout their holidays. Nightlife in Mahon in friendly and fun and the locals enjoy missing with the tourists.
Although Mahon has none of its own beaches there are many nearby that are the perfect place to relax and soak up the sun. Mahon offers its guests a brilliant mixture of building styles and is steeped in history. Near the port area you will find the islands Gin distillery where they often give out free sample and tours of the place where Menorcas most famous drink is produced. At the port area you can book day trips on the boats that tour the coast of the island and enjoy some spectacular views.


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The Standard hotels are our primary hotel choices in this location, though availability is not guaranteed. If a given hotel is not available for your tour date, we will reserve you a room at a hotel of similar appeal and quality in the same area.
The Hotel Monterrey was is a restored and refurbished republican building, designed by the French architect Gaston Lelarge in the late nineteenth century. It is conveniently located across from the Independence Square and the historic center of Cartagena.
Urban Royal Puerta del Reloj is located within the Cartagena's walled city; it is the only hotel located at Plaza de Los Coches, beside the magnificent Puerta y Torre del Reloj (clock tower).


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VARANASI: A Chinese national, who was caught by Indo-Tibet Border Police for entering Indian territory illegally through Arunachal Pradesh, fled from police custody somewhere between Patna and Mughalsarai on Wednesday night.
The Chinese national, escorted by Arunachal Pradesh police, was being taken to his country's embassy in New Delhi by Sampark Kranti Express. The man fled from custody, when the cops were sleeping. The escorting personnel found him missing when the train reached Mughalsarai around 2.30 am.
The GRP swung into action and conducted a search operation but failed to trace him. An official of GRP said that the man might have alighted the train before it reached Mughalsarai. The escorting team returned to Patna in his search.
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Here's what's going on with Rapid City comics.
Rapid City comics are being made right now.
Issues 1-4, by Josh and Kav, are complete. They form a complete story called "Objects at Rest".
Click on the STORE link above if you want to buy them from me.
The "Objects at Rest" collection is in the works.
Kav is currently drawing issue #7. Issues 5-8 are a murder mystery involving Hourglass and Maxwell Murder. These pages are coming along quickly now, but the books themselves might take a little while.
Watch our collaboration live in the Rapid City Open Studio.
Artist Shawn Langley is set to begin working on "Rapid City: Below Zero". This will be a twelve issue super-villain revenge epic. We hope issue 1 will be in my hands on time for New York Comic Con.
Josh will be at M.I.C.E. September 28-29 in Cambridge,MA. Stay up to date through their facebook page.
Josh will also be wandering the floor of NYCC, October 10-13. If you are an editor, or press, , or a fellow creator, or just a cool person and want to talk to him there, get in touch.
Josh is also looking into this Harvard Book Store thing, but we will know more in a little while.
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(forgot to include the list) On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:28:09PM +0200, Martin Schlemmer wrote: > Hi > > I just unmasked baselayout-184.108.40.206 and moved it to unstable. It should > be stable, but upgrades could be bumpy. PLEASE run etc-update after > install and update ALL config files. > > New things for 1.8.6 release (just a quick list): > > - Fully support Linux-2.5.xx kernels! > > - Do not use tmpfs for caching anymore > > - A nice looking /etc/issue, thanks to v|rus (bug #16806). > > - Lots of fixes and improvements > > > If any issues, please let me know, or add a bug. Just tried to merge it on a new gentoo box i'm setting up from 1.4_rc3, I have buildpkg configured, and when it comes to merging in the binary package, This happens: >>> Merging sys-apps/baselayout-18.104.22.168 to / * Changing CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK to ensure critical files are updated ... then it just sits there, I waited 10 minutes for it, then checked up via ps and lsof, but it doesn't appear to be doing anything. On top it's idling only, not doing anything. Digging further, it's running etc-update, and spinning away somewhere inside that. Line 472 of the ebuild is: etc-update &> /dev/null so I'm thinking etc-update is looking for some input. More details soon. > -- > Martin Schlemmer > Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop/System Team Developer > Cape Town, South Africa What's the weather in the mother city doing today? (I'm an south african now living in vancouver, canada) -- Robin Hugh Johnson E-Mail : robbat2@... Home Page : http://www.orbis-terrarum.net/?l=people.robbat2 ICQ# : 30269588 or 41961639 GnuPG FP : 11AC BA4F 4778 E3F6 E4ED F38E B27B 944E 3488 4E85
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A Bit of Etiquette:
What better way to raise money for a good cause than with a party! As always, when sending invitations, keep in mind that sooner is better. A rule of thumb is two to four weeks before the event. Also remember that the bigger the city or if your event falls on a Holiday weekend, even more notice is required.
The vital statistics to include on a fundraiser invitation would be: the purpose of the invitation, name of the organization that will benefit from this event, day and date of the event, time, name of place, location of place, name of host/ hostess and an R.S.V.P. if desired.
An explanation will also need to be given on how the "fundraising" will take place - per plate charge, donations taken at the door, etc. If your event includes food or drink, make sure your guests understand from the invitation verbiage if it will be finger foods or full menu so that they can eat accordingly before coming.
It is considered in bad taste to include such verbiage as "No children allowed". Therefore, if this is your intent, a few well placed phone calls and word of mouth will have to suffice.
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DeWalt DNP611 DWP611 Router Replacement Variable Speed Motor
DeWalt DNP611 2 Pk DWP611 Router Replacement Variable Speed Motor
- Compatible with the DeWalt DWP611 Compact Router and the Porter Cable 450 Router series
- Quickly change bits with convenient 12 position spindle lock
- Durable all metal can construction with ball bearings
- Variable speed means optimized bit speed and performance with minimized burning
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Nothing lasts forever, not even the powerful motor in your DeWalt router. When that time comes, don't buy a whole new unit. Get the DNP611. This DeWalt replacement motor has an all ball bearing construction for durability. The variable speed option means minimized burning, optimized bit speed, and overall improved performance. You can change between bits quickly with the 12 position spindle lock. The DNP611 never wants for power; it is a 1-1/4 HP Max Torque motor. Like all of their tools, this motor is Guaranteed Tough.
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Samuli Suominen wrote: > eclass has ChangeLog file now. any particular reason why you skipped it? Completely oblivious to its existence, that's all :) I'll (hopefully) remember it next time. > or is it not meant to be used yet / not mandatory to use yet? since most > people seem to skip it. In my case it was entirely ignorance, and with no statistical evidence to base my assertion I'll say that most other omissions come from the same cause. Though on the other hand you could argue that a Changelog for all eclasses may be a bit overkill. Most eclasses are not related to one another, so reading the CVS history of the changes to a single file is much more useful than having a big list of unrelated changes. A changelog becomes much more useful when you need to make related commits to multiple files with a non-atomic-commit system like CVS. -- Jim Ramsay Gentoo/Linux Developer (rox/fluxbox/gkrellm)
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Drug Dealer Sentenced to over 11 Years in Prison in Scheme to Distribute More than 330 Pounds of Cocaine
Total of Eight Defendants Convicted in Multi-Kilogram Cocaine Conspiracy
Baltimore, Maryland - U.S. District Judge William D. Quarles, Jr. sentenced Juan Nunez, age 34, of Baltimore to 135 months in prison followed by five years of supervised release for conspiracy to distribute cocaine, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein. Nunez pleaded guilty at the start of his trial in August, 2009.
According to Nunez's plea agreement and court documents, from March 2006 through August 2008, Nunez and several co-defendants distributed more than 330 pounds of cocaine to customers in the Baltimore area. Nunez sold and used vehicles designed with hidden compartments to hide packages of cocaine from law enforcement. Nunez and his co-conspirators also received and distributed large quantities of cocaine among themselves and others in the Baltimore area.
Seven other defendants have pleaded guilty to the drug conspiracy. William Leonardo Graham, age 42, of Essex, Maryland, was convicted by a federal jury on August 19, 2009 and sentenced on November 6, 2009 to life in prison. Otis Rich, age 34, of Baltimore, Maryland, was sentenced on January 9, 2009 to 188 months in prison. Marcos Galindo, age 33, of Arizona pleaded guilty at the start of trial. Justin Gallardo, age 27, of Arizona and Lawrence Reeves, age 38, of Odenton, Maryland also await sentencing for their participation in the conspiracy. Devon Marshall, age 38, of Abingdon, Maryland pleaded guilty to the conspiracy and to being a felon in possession of a firearm and faces a minimum mandatory penalty of 20 years in prison and a maximum of life in prison, followed by a mandatory minimum term of supervised release of ten years. Nathaniel Lee Jones, age 27, of Baltimore, Maryland pleaded guilty to related state charges and awaits sentencing.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein thanked Baltimore City State's Attorney Patricia C. Jessamy and Assistant State's Attorney Antonio Gioia, the Drug Enforcement Administration and Baltimore City Police Department for their assistance in the investigation and prosecution of this Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force case. Mr. Rosenstein commended Assistant United States Attorneys George J. Hazel and Bryan Giblin, who prosecuted the case.


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Group Tours
Guided group tours of the museum are $6/person, with a minimum of 10 people.
Tours can be tailored to focus on various historical subjects such as transportation, local industry, leisure and travel, and Rondout waterfront history. Groups may also tour the new Kingston Home Port and Education Center (2013) which includes hands-on activities and exhibits about the science of sailing, simple machines, and the history of boat building on the Hudson River. A tour of this building is included in the $6/person price.
A $50 deposit is required for each booking. Your deposit will be subtracted from your final admission price on the day of your visit.
The museum gift shop has been recently remodeled and includes a wide variety of souvenirs and gifts including historical books, coffee table books, fine art, HRMM apparel, children's toys and gifts, nautical home decor, local souvenirs, prints, and postcards.
Tour buses may drop off groups in the metered parking in front of the museum and park in the free municipal lots across the street. For cars, free parking is available in the free municipal lots across the street or metered street parking is available in front of the museum.
HRMM is conveniently located on the historic Rondout waterfront, within easy walking distance of local restaurants in a variety of price ranges. Other attractions such as The Trolley Museum of New York, the Kingston Heritage Visitor's Center, antique shops, boutiques, and art galleries are all within walking distance from the museum.
A brick promenade follows the picturesque Rondout Creek from the museum yard upstream and passes Kingston's T.R. Gallo Park and several marinas. Benches are conveniently located in the museum yard or along the promenade for boat-watching or simply enjoying the waterfront.
To make a reservation for your group tour, please call 845-338-0071 ext. 16 or e-mail email@example.com.
Due to a distinct lack of available US Coast Guard inspected, licensed, and insured passenger vessels able to dock at the lighthouse, the museum is not able to offer tours of the Rondout Lighthouse at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience.


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Third Millennium Bible (TMB) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 And it came to pass after many days that the word of the LORD came to Elijah in the third year, saying, "Go, show thyself unto Ahab, and I will send rain upon the earth." | 1 After a long time, in the third year, the word of the LORD came to Elijah: "Go and present yourself to Ahab, and I will send rain on the land." |
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WellBitten Wellness Tip: Decode Your Cravings
Who doesn't love some pin-able bites of inspiration? Introducing WellBitten–a daily series full of fit tips, motivational thoughts and healthy eating ideas for head-to-toe wellness. Think of it as a post-it from BSW to keep you moving, eating right and feeling WellBitten!
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LOVE ring
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Pink gold, sapphire
A manifesto that has become a signature Cartier piece, the LOVE collection created in 1970s New York serves to seal love that transcends convention. In the form of a bangle in white or pinkgold, paved with diamonds or studded with gemstones, LOVE embodies daring romance. How far would you go for love?
18K pink gold ring set with 1 pink sapphire.
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Featuring 3D, Anthony Lister, Chloe Early, Cleon Peterson, Cyclops, DALeast, Emma Richardson, Frank Laws, HUSH, Ian Francis, Joe Rush, Know Hope, Lucy McLauchlan, Michael Muller & Sage Vaughn, Pete Hawkins, Saber, Tristan Eaton
Olympia Grand, London
Thursday 27th of February 2014 to Sunday 2nd of March 2014
The Outsiders are excited to announce their return to the second edition of the global art fair, Art14 London. Building on the success of the inaugural fair, Art14 London will be providing a platform for some of the world's best modern and contemporary art, alongside a diverse programme of artist talks and performances. The Outsiders can be found at Stand J7 within Olympia Grand and will feature a selection of new original works and unique studies. Tickets are available now for the opening evening as well as the duration of the fair.


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Golf Psychology Strategies for Golfers
Welcome to Beat Golf Putting Yips. I'm Dr. Patrick Cohn, author of The Mental Art of Putting and Going Low. Are you tired of inconsistent putting? Do you wish you didn't have to putt? I've been a mental coach to PGA Tour golfers for over 20 years and helped golfers overcome the putting yips, chipping yips, and the full-swing yips.
Here at Beat Golf Putting Yips, you learn proven mental game strategies to help you overcome the negative affects of the yips in golf and release your putting genius. Start by downloading my free golf putting anti-yips drills report and please browse my golf putting yips articles.
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Steven Bowditch, ranked 339th in the world of golf, had never won on the PGA Tour, until recently. He shot a final round 76 to win the Valero Texas Open. It wasn't a pretty final round, but he'll take it. What's interesting is how he slammed his putting performance for the entire week. How do you shoot 8-under par with poor putting? "My … [Beat the Yips...]
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Dr. Patrick Cohn discusses the putting yips, the chipping yips, and the full-swing yips for golfers. In this video, Dr. Cohn talks about the top sources of fear for golfers with the putting yips. Fear of failure is often at the root of the yips. Learn the top two types of fear for golfers... Do you feel you work so hard on your game and worry … [Beat the Yips...]
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Make a gift of $50 or more through the Valpo Fund and receive a 2014 Valpo calendar. The calendar features photos from around campus and quotes from students about the impact of your gifts.
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Watch Leonard Cohen debut new song
Leonard Cohen debuted a new song during his Dublin concert on Friday, September 12.
Called "I've Got A Little Secret", the song has been a work in progress for the past few years; some of the lyrics were also used in the song "Feels So Good" that he debuted during his 2009 tour and has since appeared in his set list over the previous few years.
Cohen wraps up the current European leg of his tour on September 18 in Rotterdam, then begins a series of shows in Australia and New Zealand in November.
You can watch Cohen perform the song below.
Visit our dedicated features section, with plenty of our best long pieces archived there. You can find it here.
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Susanna Lang, Christine Swanberg, and Tabinda Bashir, four of the 31 authors in
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Posted by Katie on Monday, November 17, 2008 at 7:23pm.
let the point directly across from P (the power plant) be Q.
then FQ = 7 miles
let R be a point between F and Q so that RQ = x miles, and FR = 7-x miles.
RP^2 = x^2 + 16
RP = (x^2+16)^(1/2)
So the path of the pipeline is PR + RF.
Cost of pipe on land: $12 per foot = $12(5280) per mile
= $63360 per mile
Cost of pipe in water: $21 per foot or
$110880 per mile
Cost = 110880*RP + 63360*FR
= 110880(x^2+16)^)1/2) + 63360(7-x)
d(Cost)/dx = (1/2)(2x)(110880)(x^2+16)^(-1/2) - 63360x
= 0 for a minimus of Cost
this reduced to
7x/√(x^2+16) = 4 (I divided by 15840x)
cross-multiplying and squaring both sides gave me
49x^2 = 16x^2 + 256
33x^2 = 256
x = 16/√33 = 2.785
then 7-x = 4.215
They should aim for a point 4.215 miles from the factory, then cross the river to the power plant.
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Broadening skills to become marketable
I am a 39 year old Notes developer (CLP) in the Mid-Atlantic region with several years Notes development experience. I will take a Notes administrator test this week. Currently, Notes is my most marketable skill. I am seeking to broaden my technical skill set with JAVA. Do you foresee Notes development continuing to be a marketable skill? What areas would you recommend to broaden to complement the Notes skill set? Notes will continue...
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to be a very viable career. I would recommend becoming very strong with Java Script and add either JAVA or XML/XSL to your skills. These technologies work nicely with Notes and my cutting edge clients are asking for these skills in their new hires. Additionally, in the Mid-Atlantic, many of the developers I talk with are using Dream Weaver. It seems to be popular.
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