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newbie javascript question - customising ckeditor using cakephp
hello all
I'm trying to get the textarea text editor plugin CKEditor to work on my project. I'm using cakephp and following this simple tutorial amilan.wordpress.com/2010/01/28/ckeditor-integration-in-cakephp which basically tells that once I've included jquery and ckeditor then all I need to do to create a ckeditor textarea is:
echo $form->textarea('content', array('id'=>'content','class'=>'ckeditor'));
That all works fine except I can't resize the textarea at all. I've tried with css and putting 'cols' and 'rows' in there but to no avail. When I remove the ckeditor class it does work so I think it's something to do with the config.
There is a config.js file which you can fiddle with but I don't know enough to know what to do to alter the height and width. Can anyone help me? The relevant bit of the documentation is http://docs.cksource.com/CKEditor_3....Configurations
thanks if anyone can help me


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hi, i would seriously like to compost, but i dont neceesarily have the space or money to do it the "right way". i was thinking about composting in a pringles can, but im not too sure it would work. any ideas? |
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- Posted by alabamanicole 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 9, 10 at 9:59
Consider vermicomposting. A plastic bucket, a drill for holes, some shredded news paper and food scraps -- and oh yeah, some worms! -- will get you started. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Vermicomposting Forum
Bokashi can be done in small spaces. You need lots more mass than a can's worth to aerobically compost. |
No one with even a tiny bit of knowledge about composting would seriously consider, much less inquire, about composting in a "Pringles" can or any other such container. Composting can be done very inexpesively because there is really no need for any kind of containment system, simply piling up the material to be compost in a roughtly 4 x 4 x 4 pile (that is feet and not inches). Once living organic matter, ie. vegetative material, placed in a "Pringles" can would, eventually become rotted vegetative waste and would most likely smell like rooted vegetative waste because there simly is not enough volume for the thermophilic bacteria to work on it, there would not be sufficient air to keep those thermophilic bacteria alive, and it is probable that the moisture in the vegetative waste put in that can would be too much any way since you would not be able to easily balance the C:N ratio. If you are serious about composting spend some time at this web site |
Here is a link that might be useful: Online Composting tutorial
Your going to want to look into vermicomposting it is easy and can be accomplished on almost any scale traditional compost just wouldn't work in that small of space although people do it in a garbage can if you have space for that as pointed out there is a vermicompost forum here if you needed some worms I could spare a few from my bin but you could probably pick up a tub at a bait shop or walmart fishing section pretty easy If anybody has a problem with people asking questions they can keep there big mouths shut or turn off the computer and go do some composting |
- Posted by coldwheathercrop 3 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 10, 10 at 22:57
ok, thank you very much kimmsr and jonas302. i let ya know if my composting works (or even starts) |
coldwheathercrop, you can accelerate the composting process if you roll the Pringles can around the yard every few days. |
Sounds almost like another poster on 2 other boards I frequent! Must be getting tired of NOT getting responses to silly questions on those boards! |
Don't forget to drill holes in the container, compost needs air. ;-) Lloyd |
Pringles cans work great for composting, until they catch on fire..... |
- Posted by coldwheathercrop 3 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 12, 10 at 17:02
ok, all i got from that was something about marijuana? well, anyways after doing a little research, i'm just gonna start a compost pile but if anyone can let me know if i absolutely NEED a compost thermometer let me know |
You absolutely don't NEED a compost thermometer. I've never even seen one! Despite what you read, composting happens whether you want it to or not. Don't get hung up on ratios and what have you: if it starts to smell because you added tons of grass clippings, fish heads or whatever, just fork in some torn up newspaper, straw, or whatever. The only thing I think is non-negotiable is enough water ('enough' as in not soggy, but damp all the way through). Turn it/don't turn it, build a bin/leave it in a heap... Doesn't matter. You'll end up with compost. Be warned, I'm in a different hemisphere; you might have a frozen pile in winter. Doesn't matter, it'll defrost in spring! Piles are fun...! |
I think Pringles' initial intention was to make tennis balls. But on the day that the rubber was supposed to show up, a big truckload of potatoes arrived. But Pringles was a laid-back company. They said **** it. Cut 'em up! We can play tennis later." Mitch Hedberg |
Composting in Pringles cans? Brilliant! Make sure you have two or three so you accelerate the process by turning it over from one can to the other. Don't use a pitch fork for this, use a salad fork instead. |
randy and tcstoehr...thanks for the laugh! Too funny. |
To save trouble rotating your pringles compost bin, tie a catnip mouse on one end and let your cat do the work. |
- Posted by borderbarb (My Page) on Sat, Jul 17, 10 at 21:04
Haiku to you too! [well, sort of] In all sincerity And tuff ole 'posters The advice he got? |
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Neko-sama needs your help to manage his Sushi Cafe in Tokyo. It is simple! All you need to do is to keep your customers happy and serve them sushis. Create more than 100 type of sushis according to their combinations; ranged from Nigiri, Gunkan to Temaki. If you are in trouble, you can summon for Neko-sama to serve all customers at once.
Tutorial is shown on the first day before you start your cafe operation. Later on, you can view it in the "PAUSE" menu section. You have two styles of play. You can either drag the ingredients to the big orange preparation table (geta) or you can either tap on it instead. Once your sushi is done, you simply drag it to the customer you want to serve. If you messed up, just drag that unwanted sushi to the dustbin and start over.
Every correct sushi you serve will add up to your combo. It will show every 10 correct sushis you serve. Reach 100 combos and get a Life Pack for free! Life pack is used to continue the game with the current progress you have.


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EAST PROVIDENCE - What does the 2011 NFL leader in pass interceptions do on a quiet spring afternoon only a couple months after being married?
In Kyle Arrington's case, he helps raise money for charity, joined by his new wife and Patriots teammates Devin McCourty and Kyle Love.
The program at the East Providence Lanes Saturday brought together a group of Providence College students, the bowling lanes and the Patriots to benefit Crossroads Rhode Island. It came about because of the PC students.
As part of a management course at the school, students are asked to arrange and host a charitable event. One of the students in the class is Mike Rodak, who also spends time helping cover the Patriots for ESPNBoston.com.
"I thought, since I knew the Patriots, that I'd try and arrange something through them instead of something at a bar or a club the way other groups in the class have done it," Rodak said.
The first lesson he learned was that getting professional athletes to help is not as easy as it sounds. The first inquiries made it clear that it can be an expensive project to get professional athletes involved. But that's where Arrington and his agent, Sean Stellato, came in.
When Rodak explained what he and his fellow students were hoping to do, Stellato offered his help. He spoke to Arrington, who agreed for a lower-than-usual fee to sign autographs and help as much as he could. Love, another Stellato client, and McCourty agreed to help.
"Anything I can do to give back to the community," Arrington said. "It's the least I can do. It's worth it."
The crowd was not as big as hoped for, but the Pats players signed autographs, and drawings were held for prizes donated by area merchants.


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It's reported that in Asia, there is concern about the number of unreported cases of domestic violence or abuse against women. The Deputy Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports has stated that even though the numbers are slowly decreasing, they fear that more and more cases are going unreported. Victims may feel ashamed or scared in certain situations and don't want to come out and actually say something about it, making it look like the problem is getting better, when really it's still there below the surface.
In Asia, they are trying to make the public very aware of the problem, and hope that in doing this it will help lower domestic violence. Numbers of reported cases were steadily rising until 2008. In 2008 there were 119 cases of domestic violence recorded. In 2009, the number dropped to 88, making the largest number in decreased cases in more than 5 years.
The government in Asia is taking numerous steps in an attempt to fix this problem. The government has established the National Council of Social Issues to help with the domestic violence cases, aiming to lower the cases. They've also changed two different laws pertaining to domestic violence. The government says they realize that violence being committed against women can definitely affect the well-being of any society.
Asia isn't the only place with problems pertaining to domestic violence. Women have been victimized all over the world, and many countries are trying hard to fix these problems now. Organizations and councils continue to be established in hope to lower the number of cases of domestic violence.


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Koman Coulibaly, refereeing and the electronic scrum over 'truth'
Malian referee Koman Coulibaly is scapegoated in the U.S. draw with Slovenia Jun 18, launching a vicious Wikipedia war that sacrifices his humanity and ours.
Malian referee Koman Coulibaly is scapegoated in the U.S. draw with Slovenia Jun 18, launching a vicious Wikipedia war that sacrifices his humanity and ours.
Alan Sillitoe's work was on the syllabus in my short-story class as a college freshman. Naturally, the story considered most representative was "The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner," consisting of a teenage cross-country runner's interior dialogues upon liberation each day from the Borstal fetters ("I'm a human being and I've got thoughts and secrets and bloody life inside me …").
But a fresh assessment on Sillitoe's 80th birthday today suggests that the short story "The Match," which takes its tone from the terrace gloaming at Notts County's Meadow Lane, might be the best introduction. (Mar 4)
Rarely do we comment on the technical aspects of maintaining and updating a website on world football, but a Jan 25 database collapse, followed by a switch in web hosts and assorted Windows Vista meltdowns had us grateful even for our several hundred inveterate daily spammers when normal service finally resumed, about 0300 GMT on Jan 29. (Jan 30)
Bolton, England | A New Yorker article by Caleb Crain has peaked our interest in the Mass-Observation phenomenon and its relationship to football in Britain. Near the top of Crain's treatment, "Anthropology of football pools" appears, tucked between "The aspidistra cult" and "Bathroom behaviour," as one of the potential objects of study.


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Believe or not, not everything worth reading gets published on The Third Estate. Indeed, much has seized my interest of late around the rest of the red web.
One of my favourite newish things is The Big Smoke, an online magazine for London focused on community issues and London politics. It probably won't tell you which manky east London bar is, despite outward appearances, really the place to be seen in. But its definitely a must-bookmark for any London politico. A recent article bids farewell to Occupy, and takes us beyond the usual left critiques – i.e. "why are the only talking about the bankers?!" – to offer an insightful and unexpected analysis of Occupy's impact.
All too often the term "culture" is used as a euphemism for "the wierdness of brown people", and is thus invoked to rather lazily explain complex social phenomena. Iman Qureshi cautions against making "culture" a scapegoat for sex selective abortions. Thought-provoking piece, although her conclusions on the issue differ from mine (and thus I say to her "boo and hiss").
Bob from Brockley addresses an issue close to my heart when he asserts that Drunkenness is A Right Not Privilege. Cameron, he notes, is talking about the need for a minimimum alcohol price. "But what about the right to get drunk?" he asks, and "why should the rich be allowed to exercise that right so much more freely than the poor?". An interesting discussion of the continuities between the patronising authoritarianism of New Labour's Islington set, and the desire of Cameron and Co. to remould the "underclass".
Random Blowe reported a few weeks back on the Counter Olympics Conference, which sounds like a bloody excellent initiative.
Finally Luna 17 offers a rebuttal to Norman Finkelstein's much-trumpeted attack on the movement for Boycott Divestment and Sanctions.
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A small, personal film directed by Peter Bratt and starring his brother Benjamin, 'La Mission' is never as compelling as it should be.
Review: 'Brooklyn's Finest' is Bloated, But Brutal
Features By Neil Miller on March 5, 2010 | Comments (9)Having just this morning seen the premiere of Antoine Fuqua's latest film Brooklyn's Finest, I can now officially confirm that this is one director that knows what to do to keep me coming back for more.
Review: Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Movie Reviews By Robert Levin on November 22, 2009 | Be the First To CommentIn Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire, director Lee Daniels pulls off an improbable feat.
Oren Moverman's domestic war drama is, put simply, one of the most powerful experiences to be had at the movies this year.
Black Dynamite, the smoothest, baddest mother to ever hit the screen (as per the trailers) is also one of the funniest, at least in recent memory.
The documentary tells the eye-opening story of a New York family living a year of zero environmental impact. That means no movies, no electricity, no disposable goods etc.
'Amreeka,' a hit at this year's Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals, tells a warmhearted, recognizable story about a family of Palestinian immigrants that smartly resists the urge to preach or turn political.
Confirmed: Sundance Grand Jury Winner 'Push' Acquired by Lionsgate, Oprah
Features By Neil Miller on February 2, 2009 | Comments (16)A week ago we reported that Lionsgate was in the process of acquiring Lee Daniels' Sundance Grand Jury and Audience Award winning film Push: Based on a novel by Sapphire. Today Variety has confirmed what we already told you…
Samuel Goldwyn Nabs 'Cold Souls,' Plans Late Summer Release
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 31, 2009 | Be the First To CommentContinuing on with the lukewarm Sundance buyers market, Samuel Goldwyn has picked up the U.S. rights to director Sophie Barthes' sci-fi drama Cold Souls, which stars Paul Giamatti as himself.
Join In: /FilmCast's Sundance Recap Show: Tonight 7p EST!
Movie News By Neil Miller on January 30, 2009 | Be the First To CommentA little later this evening yours truly will be appearing on the /FilmCast's Special Sundance Recap Show, where I will be joining some of my good friends from around the web to discuss some of the highlights — both inside and out of the theaters — from this year's Sundance Film Festival.
The 13 Best Films of Sundance 2009
Cinematic Listology By Neil Miller on January 30, 2009 | Comments (12)Before I made my trip to Park City, Utah for the 2009 Sundance Film Festival I gave you a list of the 13 films I was most interested in seeing. And now that I've come and gone, surviving another year in the hustle and bustle of America's great festival, it is my duty to bookend my coverage with a list of the best films of this year's fest.
Sundance Spotlight: Humpday's Lynn Shelton
Features By Neil Miller on January 29, 2009 | Be the First To CommentSundance may be over and all of my reviews may be posted, but there is still a ton of cool stuff that I'd like to share with all of you. Chief among those things are some video profiles of some of Sundance's emerging talents. Among those talents is Humpday director Lynn Shelton…
Of all the movies that play every year at the Sundance Film Festival, it is the shorts that really don't get enough love. Thankfully, the 'dance programmers put some of the better shorts in front of certain movies. This brilliant little short, Treevenge, played to the raucous crowds that lined up to see midnight screenings of the Nazi Zombie flick Dead Snow.
Sundance Review: Push: Based on a novel by Sapphire
Features By Neil Miller on January 28, 2009 | Be the First To CommentMy last film screened at this year's Sundance film festival, Push: Based on a novel by Sapphire, was certainly one of the best. A tragic and touching story crafted beautifully and bravely by director Lee Daniels, Push is more than deserving of that acclaim that it garnered throughout this year's festival run.
Sundance Reviews: The Yes Men Fix the World, No Impact Man, We Live in Public
Features By Neil Miller on January 28, 2009 | Be the First To CommentOne of the biggest secrets about the Sundance Film Festival is the quality of its documentaries — and though Robert Redford and crew try hard to highlight the exquisite non-fiction section of their yearly independent library, the doc categories are often overshadowed by the bigger, more accessible mainstream releases. But if you think about it, Sundance is the place for docs.
Of all the films that I went to see at Sundance this year, I've got the sneaking suspicion that the majority of you are most interested in hearing my thoughts about Tommy Wirkola's Dead Snow. Call me crazy, but the idea of Nazi Zombies attacking unsuspecting young people in the snowy mountains of Norway just has a certain charm.
Perhaps this year's most buzzed about Sundance movie, director Lone Scherfig's period drama accomplished more than few things during its Sundance '09 run. First and foremost, it was one of the most well-executed period films of the festival, bringing to life 1960s Britain in a very authentic way. It also introduced us to a brilliant new talent named Carey Mulligan.
Sundance Reviews: The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle, Peter and Vandy, The Clone Returns Home
Features By Neil Miller on January 28, 2009 | Comments (4)Strange, sweet and a little sci-fi. That is how this next selection of Sundance 2009 selections role. As we continue to roll through the end of my coverage of Sundance's 2009 frame, we take a look at a wildly experimental and odd little film, a sweet romantic comedy telling us a familiar story in an unfamiliar way and a Japanese sci-fi movie that finds some deeper meaning.
Sundance Reviews: Shrink, The Missing Person, Bronson
Features By Neil Miller on January 27, 2009 | Comments (6)In this edition of 'Neil's Lazy Sundance Capsule Reviews,' we take a look at a Hollywood insider comedy, a neo-noir detective story and a wild ride through the mind of Britain's most famous (and dangerous) prisoners of all-time…
Sundance 2009 Awards: 'Push,' 'Cove' Take U.S. Audience Awards
Features By Neil Miller on January 24, 2009 | Comments (2)As the 2009 Sundance Film Festival comes to a close, it is time as always for the Juries and Audiences to recognize the best of this year's festival…
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Scott Beggs
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text: Now that Syria is isolated from the Arab league I see its relations with Iran getting closer. I think it was a very smart move on the Arab League to isolate Syria. A next step would be to recognize the opposition as the sole representative of the Syrian people in a move that would symbolically isolate Assad's regime even further


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The National Solar Radiation Database contains 30 years (1961-1990) of solar radiation and supplementary meteorological data, and hourly solar radiation and meteorological data for 237 National Weather Service sites in the United States, Guam, and Puerto Rico. Also includes maps of the monthly amounts of solar power that could be generated with various solar collectors.
This activity supports educators in the use of the activities that accompany the GLOBE Program's Earth System Poster 'Exploring Connections in Year 2007'. Students identify global patterns and connections in environmental data that include soil moisture, insolation, surface temperature, cloud fraction, precipitation, world topography/bathymetry, aerosol optical thickness, and biosphere (from different times of the year) with the goal of recognizing patterns and trends in global data sets.
In this hands-on lesson, students measure the effect of distance and inclination on the amount of heat felt by an object and apply this experiment to building an understanding of seasonality. In Part 1, the students set up two thermometers at different distances from a light bulb and record their temperatures to determine how distance from a heat source affects temperature.
Students perform a lab to explore how the color of materials at the Earth's surface affect the amount of warming. Topics covered include developing a hypothesis, collecting data, and making interpretations to explain why dark colored materials become hotter.
This activity teaches students about the albedo of surfaces and how it relates to the ice-albedo feedback effect. During an experiment, students observe the albedo of two different colored surfaces by measuring the temperature change of a white and black surface under a lamp.
Students will use real satellite data to determine 1) where the greatest concentrations of aerosols are located during the course of a year in the tropical Atlantic region and 2) their source of origin. This is an inquiry-style lesson where students pull real aerosol data and attempt to identify trends among data sets.
This activity introduces students to different forms of energy, energy transformations, energy storage, and the flow of energy through systems. Students learn that most energy can be traced back to nuclear fusion on the sun.
In this classroom activity, students access sea surface temperature and wind speed data from a NASA site, plot and compare data, draw conclusions about surface current and sea surface temperature, and link their gained understanding to concerns about global climate change.
In this activity students download satellite images displaying land surface temperature, snow cover, and reflected short wave radiation data from the NASA Earth Observation (NEO) Web site. They then explore and animate these images using the free tool ImageJ and utilize the Web-based analysis tools built into NEO to observe, graph, and analyze the relationships among these three variables.
Hands-on laboratory activity that allows students to investigate the effects of distance and angle on the input of solar radiation at Earth's surface, the role played by albedo, the heat capacity of land and water, and how these cause the seasons. Students predict radiative heating based on simple geometry and experiment to test their hypotheses.


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DIY your own polymer clay Fang Earrings!
Decorate some bottle caps to use for a variety of things!!
For those oh so bright sunny days.
bow, bag, cute, handmade, kawaii, sewing, magnet, DIY
the tutorial for the perfect going out clutch
Gothic Luuuuuuuuuunch will eat your soul!! >:]
Rigid manga bag / handbag with shoulder and dinosaur! LUNCH BOX
Thinking small isn't always a bad thing...
A simple bag made of synthetic leather, painted with swallows
Happy Birthday To Me!
Spin round and round on the dance floor with a 7" record vanity bag.


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February 27, 2014
5Feb 27, '14 by Davey Do GuideAnd a Happy 2.27.14 to All of you Out There!
I'm Coming to you Tonight from my Art Room.
I Put In For, and Received, Low Census. The Unit that I typically Work has but a few Patients on it, so I thought, "What the Hey? I could take the Night off!"
I assure you, it was a Struggle.
Being in an Advantageous Situation, knowing that Wealth Won't Save my Soul, and that this Moment is All Any of Us Have, I chose to follow Mr. Time's Advice.
So, Here I Am, in my Art Room, Listening to Classical Music on Vinyl, Sipping Tea, and Generally Enjoying Myself!
Here's to Hoping you, too, have a Opportunity to also Enjoy All That Any of Us Have! -
5Feb 27, '14 by Ted, BSN, RNGood Morning!
It's 4:54 AM (EST). I'm at work and my one patient is safely sleeping with her heart a-beatin'. Our entire healthcare system is undergoing a software update. As you probably know, this means charting via paper. Just like the "Old Days"! LOL! Thankfully, the IT folks JUST informed us "End Users" aka "nurses" that the software update is now complete!
Davey-Do. . . LOVE the cartoons. My derriere is sitting at the nurse's station at work. LOL!
Well. . . gotta run and do "post downtime" charting. . . Gotta love technology. . . LOL!
Ted -
4Feb 27, '14 by Ted, BSN, RNFinished my post computer downtime charting! That was quick! Just wanted to come back here, quickly, and see what "The Do" had to share in terms of cartoons. Happily "The Do" continues to cartoon away! Nice work, Dave. Having extra time on your hands is time for creativity and fun!
Well. . . back to work.
Ted -
4Feb 27, '14 by Sabby_NC, BSN, RNGood Morning Davey,Ted and all cartoon character posts, oh and all you that pop in for a natter,
I love starting off my day with a giggle and Davey you did not disappoint, you are too funny and very witty. Now I noted you mentioned sipping on tea, was it hot or cold? I love my hot tea and drink it even if it is 90F outside. I have lived over here now coming up on 14 years but still cannot get iced tea past my lips. Spitouiiiiiiiiiiii
Another wonderful day out in the field of hospice although it finished off in a somber mood after attending a funeral. Family have requested the entire hospice team who cared for this patient visit the house today. So I need to get that organized with the rest of the motley crew today.
Whipped up a delicious chicken veggie stir fry last night with the thinnest Chinese Noodles I have ever seen but goodness me that stuff was delishiousessss! I have to say. Mind you after I noshed down on some of that and the endorphins kicked in I was useless.
Was not long before I could not hold my peepers open any longer and due to the lack of sleep night before last I had to brush my fangdangles and haul my toosh into bed. I tried reading for a while but after getting cross eyed then trying to read with one eye at a time it was time to put that light out!!
Wonderful to catch some zzz's and feel refreshed today so watch out world I am ready. LOL
Hope you all have a mahhhvelous day no matter what you get up to, be safe if you are traveling around and smile coz I love you all. -
4Feb 27, '14 by Davey Do GuideQuote from Sabby_NCI'm Glad you get a Giggle out of these Cartoons, Sabby!I love starting off my day with a giggle and Davey you did not disappoint, you are too funny and very witty. Now I noted you mentioned sipping on tea, was it hot or cold? I love my hot tea
I'm sipping Hot Medicinal Teas- Good Tasting and Good for Me!
Thanks again, Sabby. Coming up with these Cartoons is very Entertaining for me and I do mean to Pass Them On so others may Choose To Enjoy them. If Anyone EVER feels Offended by one of my Cartoons, Please let me Know. I will do Whatever it Takes to Rectify the Situation.
5Feb 27, '14 by Joe NightingMaleMorning Davey Ted Sabby
It's a work day so I better do some more moving! Actually I'm hopeful I might finally get an estimate as to when I'll be moving home. That would be good.
Was feeling a bit sick at work yesterday, not sure why, although I felt worse after lunch. Maybe it was something I ate.
Felt better after getting home, got the laundry done and some cooking and even got over to the library. Fell asleep with the lights on, woke up once or twice before I finally shut them off.
Grocery shopping after work today. Will be able to ease up on the low carb stuff after today so shopping should prove a less complicated experience.


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Top Ten Pick-Up Lines in Literature
Posted: July 1, 2013 | Author: jwheeler1967 | Filed under: Authors and Poets, Novels, Poetry, Top 10 | Tags: anais nin, arthur miller, henry miller, jeanette winterson, john updike, kathy acker, lord byron, oscar wilde, pablo neruda, salman rushdie, sam lipsyte, yuko mishima | 1 CommentFor the Power of Words, I give you Exhibit A: Arthur Miller (Death of a Salesman, The Crucible) and Marilyn Monroe.
As Exhibit B: Salman Rushdie (The Satanic Verses, Midnight's Children) and Padma Lakshmi.
I could go on.
Here are ten great lines from literature that just might help you get lucky, too.
1. "The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it."
- From The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Top Ten Authors as Teenagers
Posted: March 25, 2013 | Author: jhgardner | Filed under: Authors and Poets, Top 10 | Tags: allen ginsberg, anais nin, Ernest Hemingway, flannery o connor, flannery o'connor, J.D. Salinger, kingsley amis, margaret atwood, mark twain, neil gaiman, samuel clemens, virginia woolf | Comments OffEver wondered what the most respected authors of the world might have looked like in their teenage years? Today Flavorwire compiled sixteen photographs of writers in their adolescence. Scroll down to see a Yearbook compilation of the ten cutest, most awkward, most serious, and most likely to write the next great Canadian novel…
A 17 year-old Ernest Hemingway
The gangly and adorable Neil Gaiman
Flannery O'Connor confesses to her high school newspaper that her hobby is "Collecting rejection slips" from publishing houses.
Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain, age 15
A carefree, teenaged Allen Ginsberg at 16
Posho Martin Amis with his father, the writer Kingsley Amis
J. D. Salinger's yearbook photo from military academy, 1936
A 14 year-old Virginia Woolf, then Virginia Stephen
Beautfiul Anais Nin at 19
Margaret Atwood in her high school yearbook, minus the distinctive curly locks
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Semolina (Sooji) – 1 cup
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Khoa (condensed milk solid) – 1 cup
Grated coconut – 4-5 tbsps
Raisins (kishmish)- 2-3 tbsps
Green cardamom powder (chhoti elaichi)- ½ tsp
Fennel seeds (saunf), powder- 1 tsp,
Water – 1 cup
- Boil water and add sugar.
- Add sooji when sugar gets completely dissolved in water.
- Stir continuously and soon you will get a semi solid paste or a soft dough like structure.
- Turn off the flame and let the mixture cool.
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- For stuffing mix khoa, grated coconut powder, kishmish, choti elaichi and saunf powder and sugar as per taste.
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Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)Volunteer: 'Their eyes shone brighter'
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January 25th, 2008 The Florida Catholic (www.thefloridacatholic.org) CLEARWATER, FL (The Florida Catholic) - I went to Pinellas Hope, the homeless project coordinated by Catholic Charities, on a recent evening to help serve supper and see what it was all about. The food was not there when I arrived and residents were waiting as the sun went down. The site is a neat campground with well-trimmed trees and evenly spaced tents below them. There is no trash anywhere. Two large tents, the kind you would rent for a party, provide an eating and gathering area. A handful of trailers are offices, food service, supplies and mobile bathing facilities. It is quiet, like a waiting room, and has no sense of permanency.As I wrote my name on the volunteer log, a handwritten sign taped to the table caught my eye: "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." Food that evening was brought by the Boley Centers for Behavioral Healthcare of St. Petersburg, and some employees came to help serve. We warmed rolls and set up, the busywork of service to those one doesn't know. Chris Ledwell, a volunteer at Pinellas Hope, was busy getting the dining service set. He was upbeat and positive in directing other volunteers and seemed to be the leader of the operation, so we all took note of who was "the boss" and directed questions to him. Soon it was time for prayer. I joined the circle, holding hands with a disheveled man in layers of old clothes and a tall, stylish-looking woman wearing a leather jacket. A hearty meal Chris sent in the diners 10 at a time. "First-timers!" he hollered, then counted as each person came through to receive salad, then lasagna, then dressing, rolls and a cookie — a good, hot meal for each person. Most looked tired in some way and the assortment of residents went way beyond stereotypes. There was the curly-haired gal who was very hungry and came back four times; the guy with the Gator hat who is really an LSU fan; a man who looks like my friend's grandfather; the professionally dressed women who could have spent the whole day in the cubicle next to you — and you never would have guessed that they are all homeless. They greeted us or thanked us, but were reserved. I wondered how long they have struggled and where they will go next. "Second-timers!" Chris called out. We had enough food for seconds and even thirds. The lasagna was hot, fresh and popular. The men, who had labored all day, were hungry. Now that everyone had a plate of food, they asked for a little more and we gladly provided it. Their eyes shone brighter. As we finished up, I learned how Chris came to be a full-time volunteer. He is a resident of Pinellas Hope, looking to get back on his feet. Rather than sit around and wait for something to happen, he pitched in to help, wanting to give back. First it was food service. Then he was given keys to this or that. Soon he became the go-to guy. He has become something of a leader through his service at the shelter, assisting others. "You know, we're all just a paycheck or two away from the streets," he paused, taking a moment to give nonverbal instructions to a deaf volunteer/resident. "Most folks here are fighting their own demons and just hoping to make it." I think he will. Changing ideas My visit to Pinellas Hope did not give me a sense of having "done my part" for the homeless and those in need, but it changed some ideas I had about who is homeless and who serves them. Although many folks take time out to give or volunteer around the holidays, there are people who answer the call every day to feed the hungry and help the less fortunate, and we need to support them in their ministry. Hunger and homelessness won't end with the holiday season. We can come for an hour or a day to help out and build an extra layer of community support. After all, many of the residents themselves are doing just that. Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Last year I took pictures at the Garden Writers Meeting and made an unofficial GWA calendar. I mailed the copies to everyone appearing in the calendar plus the officers and directors. I plan to do the same thing this year with a twist: Instead of a mailout I will put the calendar on my website as a .pdf file so the entire membership can download as many copies as they want. This will sure make it easier on me, not having to fool with printing, collating, stapling, hole punching, mailing list, envelopes, postage. The connection to garden writing is that each month will feature a picture of a famous (maybe) garden writer plus I have to come up with a caption for each photo. |
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I really like this. The color is a very muted, navy blue-I ordered it online and it does look brighter online, but it is a very good color, and it's really suitable for every day wear. I have had issues with this not working well going over some eyeshadows, but I have also had issues with another eyeliner and the same shadow-so that is a downside. But it is such a lovely product, I never want to run out of it.
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this is a daily staple, it doesn't read as blue, so it's not a fantasy-looking, once in a while product, but something you can use everyday.
What is great about it is that the blue makes the white of your eyes really pop, so they look really really bright.
Also, if you have really fair skin, it's a way to do eyeliner that's strong without looking heavy like black.
This is my most beloved make-up item, I've been restocking for years...
I've had this eyeliner for awhile now and just recently used it yesterday. It is a beautiful muted navy blue & easy to apply, goes with many eyeshadows and Stays All Day! I used it with Laura Mercier's Riviera palette and in this horrible Maryland humidity it stayed put all day no smudging! Highly recommend this eyeliner. Had to give it the credit it deserves.
Its a perfect bright navy alternative to Waveline Fluidline. They are exactly the same color minus the glitter in Waveline and can be used in the waterline. I only wish it were softer to apply then it is. Otherwise it stays all day and doesn't smudge.
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i really like this :) i got this because it looks a lot like bobbi brown's gel eyeliner in denim ink, and they didn't have any at the counter so instead i got this.
would repurchase
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this is a nice rich blue eyeliner. i am nw43 in mac so what i do is draw a thick line then a thin black line with my eyeliner gel in blacktrap. it lasts all day. it gives my eyes some color and pop stands out and lasts. it's a great way to play with colored eyeliner.
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Beautiful rich colour, easy to apply, and doesn't smear. It does have a soft tip, so I find I'm sharpening it often if I want to have a precise line. I wearing this today with a super neutral eye (Bare Canvase paint, wash of Shroom all over) and mascara. C'est tout!
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I do not remember the occasion in which I bought prussian, I guess because I wear it so often. I love the deep dark blue color, and it goes perfecrlu with blue, cool purples and orange looks. I wear this on my waterline and it does have increadible staying power--only the outter corners might get slightly smudged throughout the day. I love powerpoint pencils, and this is one of my favorites.
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The Prussian has been my everyday staple eyeliner. Its great on the go compared to gel liners which takes a while for me to apply. It sets after a minute. It doesn't melt, fade or give you racoon eyes. This shade is a pigmented black with slight shimmer sheen.
This is my first review here, and I have to write about this wonderful color. I have dark blue eyes with grey flecks and this is the best color I have tried so far. It makes my eyes stand out in a good way. MAC Powerpoint eyeliners are the only ones that don't melt on my oily skin and I have been using them for a long time. I've always worn Stubborn Brown because I wear minimal makeup and it's a neutral, but I wanted to switch it up one day and the MAC sales associate suggested Prussian. I wasn't sure about wearing a blue eyeliner with blue eyes but this one worked for me. Even my boyfriend who is not the type to pile on the compliments actually told me twice yesterday that my eyes were beautiful, so it's official, I'm stocking up on it.
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I am trying to figure how to change image1 to image4 and image2 to image3 by clicking on the images. Here is what I got so far...I know I am missing something but not sure what. I would also like to have an example how to write onMouseOver and onMouseOut in this program. I have viewed some examples but I am still confused. When I test this...I am getting error in Line 42 and 43. I would appreciate your help on this matter. This is what I got so far:
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Arrays start at 0 not 1. There may be a better way to do it but this might get you going.
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Thanks Aerospace_Eng_! That is similar what I had before but I could only get one image to change but not the other. Example: first box is letter A and second box is letter B...when I clicked A the second box change B to C which is what I wanted to do. When I clicked on the second box...nothing is happening on the first box which is suppose to change letter to D. Also, I am trying to get it to reverse back to the orginial letters when you click the images again. Am I confusing you yet? LOL sry if I am. I noticed you only put 3 images instead of 4 but I corrected it. So, I am wondering if or do I need to add more to my function? Again, thanks for your time on helping me...I really appreciated!


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Why I'm Feeling Particularly Happy.
I've been working on my happiness project for years, and it makes me very happy that my book, The Happiness Project, or, Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun, is about to hit the shelves.
It's an account of the year I spent test-driving the wisdom of the ages, the current scientific studies, and the lessons from popular culture. I describe everything that I tried during that year – and what I learned about how to be happier.
The big day is just twenty-one days away!
One of the key things I've learned about happiness was the importance of an "atmosphere of growth" to happiness. People are happier when they feel that there is growth in their lives.
Undertaking a big project – whether writing a book, raising a child, tending a garden, renovating a kitchen, learning a language, or mastering a new software program – is a tremendous engine of happiness. Feeling that we're learning, growing, changing for the better, being useful in the world, mastering challenges, meeting new people, helping others, having new experiences…all these boost happiness.
It's hard to believe that my book will finally be out in the world. I've been working on it, in one form or another, for years. I had an idea to do something big, and I did it. And that is a very happy feeling.
What do you think? Have you been made happier by an "atmosphere of growth" in some aspect of your life?
The days are long, but the years are short.
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Bible Verses About Clean House
Bible verses related to Clean House from the King James Version (KJV) by Relevance
Luke 11:25 - And when he cometh, he findeth [it] swept and garnished.
Colossians 3:23 - And whatsoever ye do, do [it] heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;
Numbers 24:5-7 - How goodly are thy tents, O Jacob, [and] thy tabernacles, O Israel! (Read More...)
Matthew 24:46 - Blessed [is] that servant, whom his lord when he cometh shall find so doing.
Proverbs 24:3 - Through wisdom is an house builded; and by understanding it is established:
Acts 9:32-127 - And it came to pass, as Peter passed throughout all [quarters], he came down also to the saints which dwelt at Lydda. (Read More...)
Titus 2:5 - [To be] discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.
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Theatre and live music employers face a "damaging shortage" of trained technicians, unless the industry can recruit 30,000 new technical staff over the next decade.
According to research revealed to The Stage by Creative & Cultural Skills – the sector skills council for the creative industries – the projected growth in UK live entertainment will mean that 10,000 extra backstage staff will be needed over the next ten years.
A further 20,000 will be required to replace those who drop out of the industry before 2017 – the existing technical workforce numbers 40,000.
Officials at CC Skills have been left "stunned" by the scale of the estimated shortage and claim it underlines the need for a national academy for the creative industries.
The organisation says theatre employers already complain of "serious difficulties recruiting qualified and experienced professionals" and that further demand could make this even worse.
Rob Young, director of LAMDA's stage management and technical theatre course, said the results were "thrilling" news for the training sector, as it showed that there would be improved job opportunities for his graduates. He added that the demand within the workplace for good trainees already contrasted favourably with that for acting students, who often find it hard to find work after graduation.
He said: "All the drama schools running technical courses already find that their graduates are going into work very fast. There are many more actors being turned out than stage technicians and the ratio is already more in the [technical] students' favour in terms of finding a job."
The Conference of Drama Schools are producing between 200 and 300 technical students annually, but Young said there was scope for expansion if extra funding was made available.
CC Skills has put forward proposals to government for a national training academy, which would combine a base in Thurrock with workplace training projects involving employers and organisations such as the CDS. The National Skills Academy has already been earmarked £7 million of public funding, but now needs to find £3 million from within the entertainment sector.
CC Skills chief executive Tom Bewick said: "It's vital that everyone with a stake in the future of live music and theatre supports the fund-raising effort and helps make the National Skills Academy ready to start training people on schedule in 2009."


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Did you ever wonder "what if" with the plants you grow? Sometimes the fun part of gardening is experimenting to see what's going to happen. There are lots of experiments you can perform with plants. The idea behind an experiment is what if. What happens to one thing if you change something else while you keep all the other conditions the same. The idea is to learn something new through an experiment. In this project you select, plan, and conduct an experiment related to horticulture and write a report of the results. The experiment can be done solely or in groups of two or more.
Here are some topics to get you started.
This project is designed for youth who are inquisitive and are interested in experimenting with horticultural plants or with general plant physiology.
15-18 and 19-22 years old; individuals or groups of two or more.
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National Award Winner -- Up to three individuals/groups in each age division and three teams are eligible to receive a medal. National Award Winners are eligible to return for competition the following year in the same age division of this project area. In the event that a report of sufficient quality is not entered, no National Award will be presented.
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The 14th of DLF – IPL is Mumbai Indians vs Deccan Chargers and it will start today at 8 pm IST. Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians both have lost all the three matches they played till date and thus they wish to open the account with this match.Pollock will be the captain of Mumbai Indians after Harbhajan Singh is temporary banned after the slapping case against him.
Mumbai Indians (probable) 1 Sanath Jayasuriya, 2 Loots Bosman, 3 Robin Uthappa, 4 Dwayne Bravo, 5 Pinal Shah (wk), 6 Shaun Pollock (capt), 7 Abhishek Nayar, 8 Musavir Khote, 9 Rajesh Pawar, 10 Dhawal Kulkarni, 11 Ashish Nehra.
Deccan Chargers (probable) 1 VVS Laxman (capt), 2 Adam Gilchrist, 3 Shahid Afridi, 4 Andrew Symonds, 5 Rohit Sharma, 6 Arjun Yadav, 7 Sanjay Bangar, 8 Chaminda Vaas, 9 RP Singh, 10 Pragyan Ojha, 11 D Kalyankrishna.
Match details are –
Date – 14th Match April 27, 2008
Venue – Mumbai
20:00 India time.
Keep checking iplcricketlive .com for more information about the match, match videos, match score cards and an analysis of each team performance.


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Requirements for Marriage License
- Make appointment with Municipal Clerk well in advance of the wedding. The license fee is $28.00 and it is preferred that payment be made at the time of application.
- Both bride and groom must appear at appointed time, along with a witness who is at least 18 years of age. There is a waiting period of 72 hours from time of application until time license is issued.
- Bride must reside in Seaside Heights and show proof such as a driver's license to this effect. Both the bride and groom are asked to bring a copy of their birth certificate for proof of age and parentage.
- Pre-marital blood tests are no longer required. If either the bride or groom have been divorced, please bring a copy of your divorce papers.
- Consent of both parents is necessary if an applicant is under 18.
- Applicants must make their own arrangements as to who will perform the marriage ceremony.
- Once the license is issued, it is good for 30 days from date of issuance.
- For further information, please call 793-9126.
Where should you apply for a marriage license?
If the bride is a resident of New Jersey, the marriage license must be obtained from the Registrar of Vital Statistics in the municipality where she lives.
If she is a non-resident of New Jersey and the groom is a resident of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar in the municipality in which the groom resides. (For marriage license purposes, soldiers are residents of the posts at which they are stationed.) A license issued under either of the preceeding circumstances is good for use anywhere in New Jersey.
If both bride and groom are non-residents of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar of the municipality where the marriage is to be performed and is only good for use in that municipality.
A license may never be used outside of New Jersey and a license issued in another state may never be used in New Jersey.
Be sure to contact the Registrar well in advance of the wedding to find out on what days and during what hours the Registrar will be in the office. The license fee is $28.00.
Who can perform a marriage ceremony?
According to state law, judges of a Federal District Court, United States magistrates, judges of a Municipal Court, judges of the Superior Court, judges of a Tax Court, retired judges of the Superior Court or Tax Court, or judge of the Superior Court or Tax Court who has resigned in good standing, and any mayor/deputy mayor or chairman of any Township committee, village president of New Jersey, County Clerks, and every minister of every religion may solemnize a marriage.
When should you apply for a marriage license?
A local Registrar will not issue a marriage license sooner than 72 hours after the application for a marriage license has been made, unless ordered to do so via an appropriate court order.
If the marriage is scheduled for a Saturday or Sunday, the application should be made no later than the preceeding Tuesday. If the application is made on a Wednesday or Thursday, the 72 hours will end on Saturday or Sunday, but the Registrar will probably not be available on those days or any public holiday.
If both the bride and groom are unavailable to complete the application at the same time, either applicant may complete his/her part of the application and start the waiting period. The other applicant must return with the same witness (who must be at least 18 years old) to complete his/her part of the application. The application must be completed by both parties before the license will be issued. Once the marriage license is issued, it is good for 30 days from the date of issuance.
A couple wishing to have both religions and civil ceremonies may be issued a license for both ceremonies on the basis of a single application. However, a couple wishing to have two religious ceremonies, and wanting to have a public record of each, may not have two licenses issued at the same time. They must apply for and use the first license. They must then return to the Registrar with the signed original certificate of the marriage and a witness to apply for a remarriage license.
What should you bring with you when you apply?
A birth certificate may be requested for proof of age and parentage.
If one or both of the applicants are divorced, you should bring a copy of the final decree or decrees for examination by the Registrar or a statement by the judge as to when the final decree was signed (not the date of the final hearing). Both the bride and groom will provide their Social Security numbers (Married Persons Title 37:117).
Consent of both parents is necessary if an applicant is under 18 years of age. Both parental consents and judicial approval of such consents are necessary if the applicant is younger than 16. These consents should be on forms supplied by the Registrar.
Where should the marriage record be filed?
The person performing a marriage ceremony must file the license and marriage certificate with the Registrar of the municipality in which the marriage is performed. Since failure to record a marriage may cause considerable inconvenience at a later date when proof of marriage is needed, you should make sure that this has been done.
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We get it: Texans love their guns, some arguably to a fault. The high-falutin', gun-slingin' numbnuts of Open Carry Tarrant County embarked on a new target Saturday afternoon when they invaded a Dallas Chipotle restaurant. The "demonstration" consisted of the heavily armed mob creating a scene at the Mexican restaurant where diners tried to enjoy their meals in peace. Apparently, making the general public uncomfortable is the only way these guys operate.
OCTC is no stranger to the spotlight, as they manage to pound the media with bad publicity. These bullies with guns want to defend their Second Amendment right to bear arms, but they're going about it the wrong way. Their motto, "a right unexercised is a right lost," is a little far-fetched. My right to bear arms is certainly not lost to me because I choose not to own a gun. What these gun-rights extremists don't seem to understand is that people do not appreciate being surrounded by armed men. It's unsettling, especially since they arrive in large groups, heavily armed with no warning or identification.
OCTC were recently severed from their parent organization Open Carry Texas for violating the group's demonstration policy; a policy meant to set local law enforcement and the public at ease. The group terrorized employees at a Jack-In-The-Box restaurant a little over a week ago, where police were called by scared employees who hid in a walk in freezer when the heavily armed group stormed the place. Both groups dispute this claim, but it was enough for OTC to cut ties with the errant group.


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This is my first post. We had hummingbirds last year from spring until the time you take the feeders down in the fall. Where are they this year? We live in North Aurora, IL. Thanks,
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hi mary im from tinley park .saw my first 1 mothers day,which was about 12 days later than normal.had 2 around this past monday till thursday and yesterday didnt see them at all.strange start to the hummer season thats for sure.patience they will be coming(crossing fingers ,lol) |
- Posted by pinkturtles 6 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 9, 10 at 9:45
Thanks for writing, Coolaces! Well, you were right! This morning we saw our firt hummingbird of the season! I took the downstairs feeder in to clean it the day before (we have another one upstairs off of our balcony) and this morning, my husband spotted one feeding on our fuschia plant, which is on the same hook as the feeder normally is! I was so excited! I ran outside when he was finished to hang up the feeder, hoping he'd come back. I waited awhile and sure enough, he (she?) came back to eat from the feeder!!! Have you had any luck since you wrote? Mary |
hi mary its like they filled up for a few days and poof. its been 3 days since ive seen any. pete |
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Web Service Compression
I have recently uploaded my WSCompression library which compresses web service/SOAP calls. It contains full source code, examples and VS.NET project file. No licencing mumbo jumbo so you can do as you will. Reason I uploaded it, is I mentioned it on the ASPAdvice email lists a little while ago and it generated quite a bit more interest than I had anticipated. So for all those interested, you can grab this library here. To use, just apply the [WSCompression(CompressionLevels.High)] attribute on both web service client/proxy and the service itself, and you are away.
Please make sure you read the README.TXT file before using.
Improving Perf and Scalability - Beta 2
Hope this hasn't already been blogged about (I've been out of the loop for a bit), but the "Improving .Net Application Performance and Scalability" document has recently been released in tis Beta 2 form. Its an excellent piece of work from the patterns and practices team and I encourage you to contribute to its development.
My XBox rant
Saw a post from Cameron Reilly about why modding Xbox hurts everyone and it made me think about my own Xbox woes. Not that too many people care, but I thought I'd whinge about it anyway.
Anyways, had some problems (and still having some probs) with my Xbox reading discs. These discs can be brand new games (Like my new copy of Hunter: The Reckoning - Redeemer) or just other games that seem to work on my friends units. It quite often says it can't recognise the disc, or stops midway through a game complaining that the disc has a problem. Also has many probs reading DVD movies but thats another story.
So I thought I'd ring up and see about getting it checked out and repaired coz the drive must be out of alignment or something. Guy answers phone and tells me that he can't help me on the phone, that I should package up my Xbox, they will come and pick it up (ohh cool I thought), should be done within a week or two, then ship it back to me (even cooler...). However, even if nothing is wrong with the XBox, this is going to cost me $180. Considering I can get a brand new XBox with a game for about $230 now I think (thats Aussie dollars) I would think that I am much better off simply buying a new one (which means I would have two XBoxes in my house - my wife would be so impressed :-). What I would fear is that they'll stick one or two new games in, might work ok, ship it back to me with nothing but a buff and polish, $180 down the tubes, and a "we couldn't find anything wrong with it". I think I'll just wait it dies completely a buy a new one ... hopefully the "XBox Beast" promotion or something similar will be in swing then.
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It looks like MIL is too weak to go back to her assisted living place, so we'll be going nursing home shopping this coming week. Oh joy. I am very concerned, because MIL is a smoker. Last March, when we initially thought MIL would need a NH, the wonderful hospital social worker explained that most NH's in her area won't even accept a smoker at all. She did find two for us to look at, the nice one turned her down because of the smoking, the creepy smelly one seemed OK with it. But then she got strong enough for AL, and we found one that would accept smokers, so the problem was solved for the time being. Even so, she got in trouble several times at the AL for breaking the smoking rules. And now with her dementia, she's even more clueless.
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- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sat, Feb 14, 09 at 14:46
Don't tell her you are going to stop bringing her cigarettes, just do it. When she starts to complain, don't argue, just tell her "next time". There is a good chance that when "next time" comes, she won't even remember what you said. There will always be a next time. Can she have candy? If so, hand it to her with a smile and hope for the best. Her favorite magazine?? Just so you can hand her something when you need to. Tell the NH that you will cooperate in seeing that she doesn't get cigarettes. The chance of fire in a nursing home is something that good ones simply will not take. If she gets too hard to handle, I am sure she will get medicated until the addiction gets easier to work with. Good luck! It might take a while, but she will settle down to it. |
- Posted by stargazzer (My Page) on Sat, Feb 14, 09 at 22:51
If she has to go to a hospital for any reason then it's their responsibility to find one that will take her. My husband was a roamer and had trouble at the first home he went to. The only way they could get rid of him after accepting him was to place him in the hospital, then they did not have to accept him back. The hospital called other homes who sent someone to evaluate him and seeing the restraints no one wanted him. I asked the social worker what they were going to do, they said he just stays in the hospital. You might tell her doctor about the problem, he may be able to admit her for an evaluation, then they may place her. |
Just wanted to put in my two cents' worth... The nursing home near me takes smokers, but there's only one other smoker. They told us up front that they cannot take Mom outdoors to smoke every time she asks. They intend to get her outdoors a couple times in the morn and a couple times in the aft. She's been there since August and is now down to 2-4 ciggies a day. I find her sitting out at the nurses' station waiting to find a willing nurse/aid/helping hand to take her out. My husband calls it fishing...They tell her they don't have time, but maybe in a little while... There's also a gal that can maneuver her wheelchair over by the window where they hand out the dinners...I hear her begging Coffee!!! Coffee!!!! She's fishing too. There are aids to fill this need to get out and smoke, but they are busy girls, so I understand that Mom has to wait even tho she doesn't like to. I see that she isn't quite as desperate...doesn't get quite as upset as she used to. But whenever I go there, she casually mentions that we should go out for a coke...but I know she really means for a smoke... Makes me feel real good about why I am needed! They keep her cigs and lighter in a desk drawer; they have not allowed her to keep them with her. This just killed her at first but she's used to it now. |
- Posted by watergal (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Mar 6, 09 at 19:05
Well, we finally found a decent place for MIL, and it wasn't even a NH, it was a nice assisted living with a locked dementia unit. We never even asked about smoking, it was the only place available that could meet her care needs and had an opening. They say it's a smoke free place, but they have a smoking area out by the loading dock, for staff only, I guess. Oh well. At least MIL has a place to live. I'm not sure how much longer she'll even be able to remember that she smokes. |
I'm glad to hear back from you, and that you found a good facility. Check with the staff about putting her on nicotine patches. Smoking is an addiction, both chemical and behavioral, and stopping can be tough. Maybe the patch will help her? But you've done a good job of taking care of her, and I hope that things continue to work out for you. |
Things to Consider when Finding a Nursing Home. When it comes time to find a nursing home for parents or other loved ones, here are a few concerns keep to mind: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Find a Home for Mom. - A Comprehensive free Directory of local Homes sorted by your needs.
I think when she is admitted she needs a doctor to treat her for the withdrawal from the cigarettes. When my sis was in the hospital they treated her for it. Care home usually have doctors that come in to see the patients rather than being taken to see one. |
- Posted by blitzyblond_protege (My Page) on Mon, Sep 27, 10 at 2:09
The doctor put my Daddy on a med that he took a pill once a day and smoked all he wanted to. Dr. warned Mama that the first three weeks Daddy would be extra grouchy and smoke extra because of the sub-conscience thought that we were Taking away his cigarettes, but slowly the smoking cravings would subside. The medicine attached itself to the chemicals in smoke and then caused the area of the brain that each chemical effected to not crave it anymore. It took nine months when one day I explained I wasn't pushing, but how was he doing on his cigarettes? (It was the first time anyone had asked him through the process.) With tears in his eyes he explained that he woke up that morning and realized it had been three days since he had a single craving, so he threw 3/4 of a pack away. He never had a craving again in the last 13 years of his life, even when his brothers came to visit and they smoked around him. There was no jitters, no shaking, no grouchiness (after the first 3 weeks), no weight gain, ... nothing. I'm not sure I can list his med here, but if you are desperate email me through the site and I'll let you know its name. Years later, a pt. of mine had to go into a NH. His Dr. prescribed two meds. One patch to ease the cravings and a pill to keep him calm. Once those measures were in place the really good NH would accept him, because the issue was being controlled. He "fished" for about three months, then even that stopped. At one point they threatened to put him in the really awful NH until he got his attitude better under control, but threaten was all they had to do. If you have to you might think about vigilantly keeping MIL in a not so good place until they get the medicines regulated, then work to switch her over. good luck. |
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Welcome to the Office of Enrollment Management
"Working Together to Enhance a Quality University"
Old Dominion University has changed dramatically over the last few years. Our enrollment has increased, we have new academic programs, the campus has been transformed, there are new athletic programs and the Marching Band, and ODU is fast becoming a residential campus. Now is precisely the time when planning for the future is most important.
We have been tasked by President Broderick to develop a Strategic Enrollment Management Plan to document the history and context of enrollment at Old Dominion and to develop a comprehensive approach to integrate all of the University's programs, practices, policies, and planning to achieve optimal future enrollment and growth. The completed enrollment management plan will be shared with the entire campus in paper form and electronically, and will clearly outline the direction for the future of the university. The plan will establish institutional priorities and provide the basis on which to make decisions for the future of the university.
This initiative is a campus wide effort. Fourteen committees have been formed and all committees have representation from faculty, staff, and students.
This is an exciting initiative for Old Dominion University and we hope that you will consider this initiative as an opportunity to work together to enhance our quality university!


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Breakfast Topic: What Race or Organization should make a return in the Expansion?
Example prime might be the Ethereals. They were an amazing group. The Consortium was Goblins except with actual charisma, business savvy, common sense, and inventions that worked. The Protectorate was a pretty badass group of elite fighters battling the forces of darkness. Even the Ethereum had a story of tragedy and corruption to make the Scarlet Crusade look like amateurs at the whole fanatic game.
But in Wrath? Okay, we get some Ethereum hanging out with Malygos' posse, but that's it. Poof. Ethereals are all but gone. I would have loved to see them selling their Eco-dome tech to settlers in Northrend's snowy areas or something, or handing us monthly gem bags for Frost Wyrm Ivory.
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The Millennium UN Plaza Hotel, New York City
Overlooking the United Nations building from the 27th floor, this health club, open to both hotel guests and the general public, takes in iconic views of the Empire State and Chrysler buildings, along with New York's bridges. Even the massage tables have views. The best time to visit is September, when guests can look down on the buzz of delegates arriving for the UN General Assembly.
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Principe di Savoia, Milan
From the Club 10 Fitness Center, located in the eighth-story penthouse of Milan's Principe di Savoia hotel, guests can see the Pirelli Tower, skyline of Milan, and snow-covered Italian Alps beyond. The hotel also boasts a full-size 1,600-square-foot pool. "Most people slack off when they look at the view because their mind is distracted," says Alessandra Baldeschi, the hotel's public relations manager. "But exercise is also a form of mediation, so those moments can only be beneficial."
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qualia, Hamilton Island, Australia
The gym at qualia, Hamilton Island's newest luxury hideaway, offers commanding views of Whitsunday Passage in the Coral Sea. It's no surprise that sea life abounds. From July to September, the waters around Hamilton Island are ideal for nursing whales. There are also loggerhead and green turtles as well as the occasional sea cow surfacing for air. And in August, there's the added bonus of spinnakers dotting the horizon during Audi Hamilton Island Race Week.
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Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel, London
From nine floors up, this gym rubs shoulders with the posh townhouses of Knightsbridge. Located between Hyde Park and Cadogan Gardens, the workout room's south-facing windows overlook the upscale shopping district of Sloane Road and the rooftops of London. In fact, the view stretches all the way to the Battersea Power Station, a skyline made famous by Pink Floyd's album cover Animals.
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Oberoi Zahra, Egypt
The Zahra's not a traditional hotel, but rather a luxury River Nile cruiser, so its gym offers an ever-changing view. "It's almost as if you're watching a moving picture show—centuries of Egyptian culture unfold right before your eyes," says manager Tapan Piplani. Beyond the water's edge and green fields, the colossal sand dunes of the Sahara are a constant reminder that the mighty river supports all life in the region. The Oberoi Zahra makes regular stops to take visitors on excursions to iconic attractions like the Valley of the Kings. The best sights without getting off the treadmill are Gabal El Silsela and the Temple of Kom Ombo, located right at the water's edge.
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Crystal Cruises
On a boat, below-deck workouts can be very disorienting. Thankfully, the ships of Crystal Cruises have panoramic views from both the gym and wraparound running track. "Guests have seen whales, dolphins, flying fish, and sharks while working out," says spokeswoman Mimi Weisband. "When there is something interesting happening outside the window, people work out longer to take in the view."
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Front Hotel, Copenhagen
Copenhagen is so universally low-rise that one could stand on a step-aerobics platform and see from one end of the city to another. Well, almost. The fitness center, on the first floor of the all-glass Front Hotel, overlooks the modern Copenhagen Opera House designed by Henning Larsen, the canal, and—in summer—boats of every description. Exercise during the opera's grand openings to see celebrities and members of the royal family arriving by boat.
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Langham Place, Hong Kong
Step into this health club on the 41st floor and you'll feel on top of the world even before working out. From the airy modern cardio room you look out on a sea of neon and the throb of humanity in the Mongkok district below—it's the most densely populated place on earth. The commanding views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon make Langham Place the ideal workout destination during Chinese New Year, when the city is ablaze with fireworks.
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Option 1 – automate your payments with EZPay
Many customers want the convenience of automated bill payments. With EZPay, a withdrawal is made from a bank account you specify, or charged to your credit card. We let you pick the date of the month for the payment (1 to 28). Once EZPay begins, we will stop mailing invoices.
Enroll in EZPay now (use this form for EZPay changes, too)
- Payments are never forgotten or lost in the mail.
- Payments are spread out over an entire year.
- Choose the day of the month payment will be made. That helps with budgeting
- The service fee is only $1 per installment.
- Account information is protected by law and carefully secured.
- Set up is simple and quick.
- EZPay can be cancelled at any time with a phone call.
Option 2 – make your payments after receiving a bill
You can pay in full at the time your policy coverage begins, or you can make a down payment and pay the balance in installments.
- 2-Pay schedule - 50 percent of the total premium is taken as a down payment, with the balance due 60 days after the effective date
- 4-Pay schedule - 25 percent of the total premium is taken as a down payment, followed by three installments
The availability of the 2-Pay and 4-Pay plans varies by state and program. Please ask your agent which plan is available in your state. A service fee applies to each installment.
Whatever schedule works for you, we will take your payment by
- Personal check
- Credit card – Discover® MasterCard® Visa® or American Express®
- Bank account transfer that you initiate