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Campillo, Martinez to return in Spain
Dan RafaelLight heavyweight contender Gabriel Campillo and former junior featherweight titlist Kiko Martinez will both appear in scheduled eight-round fights on Dec. 12 in Barcelona, Spain, their home country, on a card being put on by Maravilla Box Promotions...
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Stevenson left with no big fight
Dan RafaelLight heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson could've faced titleholder Sergey Kovalev in a much-anticipated unification fight on HBO in the fall. But Stevenson ran for cover to Showtime, where he struggled to a decision win against Andrzej Fonfara on...
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Brian CampbellUnbeaten light heavyweight Thomas Williams Jr. is confident entering Friday's test against former titlist Gabriel Campillo on "Friday Night Fights."
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Plenty at stake in Williams-Campillo
Dan RafaelLight heavyweight Thomas Williams Jr. is one win away from moving a step closer to a world title shot and former titleholder Gabriel Campillo is one win away from moving a step closer to getting another opportunity. That's what at stake when Willi...
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Unbeaten Williams faces Campillo on FNF
Bernardo PilattiUnbeaten light heavyweight Thomas Williams Jr. steps up to face veteran Gabriel Campillo in a 12-round main event headlining ESPN's "Friday Night Fights." Williams (17-0, 12 KOs), nicknamed "Top Dog," enters the fight from the Little Creek Casino ...
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Williams-Campillo headlines 'FNF'
Dan RafaelThe climb toward contendership for light heavyweight Thomas Williams Jr. goes to the next level when he takes on former titleholder Gabriel Campillo. Promoter Dan Goossen announced this week that the 12-round bout will headline the Aug. 1 edition ...
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Fight card set for U.S. Cellular Field
Dan RafaelLast August, light heavyweight contender Andrzej Fonfara knocked out former titleholder Gabriel Campillo at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago in what was the main event of an entertaining card -- the first outdoor pro boxing event in Chicago since the S...
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Adonis Stevenson: 'I'm here to win by KO'
Dan RafaelAdonis Stevenson earned his light heavyweight mantle by knocking out almost everybody he has faced. He vows to continue the trend against Andrzej Fonfara on Saturday.
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Might Hopkins look past Murat?
Michael WoodsKaro Murat is not, by any account, a superstar now. I haven't met the man or woman who tabs him to be one in the future, either. His best win came back in 2008, against Gabriel Campillo, and he's lost to Nathan Cleverly, which is no scarlet mark agai...
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Andrzej Fonfara adds co-promoter
Dan RafaelExciting light heavyweight contender Andrzej Fonfara, coming off his biggest victory, has signed with Warriors Boxing promoter Leon Margules. Warriors becomes his co-promoter as Fonfara will continue to also be promoted by Dominic Pesoli of 8 Coun...
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Scorecard: Darren Barker bucks up, hangs on to take middleweight ...
Dan RafaelIt took all the resolve Darren Barker possessed, but he outbanged Daniel Geale to earn a belt and the respect that could lead to more big fights in a hot middleweight division.
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Andrzej Fonfara beats Gabriel Campillo with ninth-round knockout
Jason LangendorfAndrzej Fonfara landed a surprise body-shot knockout in the ninth round to beat Gabriel Campillo before an estimated crowd of 8,231 Friday in a light heavyweight title eliminator at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Unfazed by setbacks, Campillo marches on
Jason LangendorfWhether it should be blamed on bad luck, officials' incompetence or boxing's business as usual, Gabriel Campillo has irrefutably been handed a raw deal. Few, if any, active fighters operating at the highest professional levels have been saddled wi...
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Scott Powers'Polish Prince' has eye on challenging for light heavyweight belt
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Fonfara-Campillo now title eliminator
Dan RafaelThe light heavyweight bout between Andrzej Fonfara and former light heavyweight titlist Gabriel Campillo looks like a solid scrap on paper and took on a bit more meaning on Tuesday when organizers announced that it has been sanctioned as a world titl...
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Jennings, Kovalev near big fights
Dan RafaelHeavyweight prospect Bryant Jennings and light heavyweight contender Sergey Kovalev are two of the more interesting fighters around. Jennings has been in some entertaining fights and his name has come up as a potential future challenger for champi...
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If you're already fearing that you'll end up at home this Friday night with nary a Valentine's Day card or candy in sight, keep an eye out for the "Army of Lovers."
The Army is actually a movement, led by one Brooklyn-based writer, to spread the spirit of Valentine's Day to everyone this year, one handmade or store-bought Hello Kitty valentine at a time.
"I don't really remember a moment of inspiration. I just thought that Valentine's Day can be taken the wrong way," said Erika Anderson, 33, who last year bought hundreds of pre-packaged Valentine's Day cards, addressed each of them, "From Me, To You" and handed them to friends and complete strangers alike along her workday commute.
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"The first person I gave one too, on my street, shouted for joy and said, 'You made my day.' That was a nice start," Anderson said. "Other people had more of a muted response and just took them."
"It felt really weird to do it on the train, to be honest," she said of her subway commute on New York's A and F trains. "There was one person who didn't want it but most people just did a quiet thank you."
This year Anderson, who is single, decided to invite friends over to make homemade valentine's to hand out on Friday. A party that started via an email invitation to just a few friends grew to a party of over 60 people when Anderson, "couldn't stop inviting people."
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The party invite was forwarded to a writer at Buzzfeed who upped the ante for Anderson by writing that she would distribute 1,000 valentines this year.
"I don't know if I have time to make 1,000 valentines this week," Anderson said today. "I think 500 is more realistic. I've already made maybe 200."
The attention Anderson gained through the Buzzfeed article did, however, allow her to expand her "Army of Lovers" to people around the globe who have tweeted to her that they plan to follow her example.
"I don't think I've ever loved Twitter more than this week," Anderson said. "People from all over are tweeting and saying they want to represent in Portland and New Zealand and Los Angeles and Ottawa."
Anderson, who has always, even in elementary school, she says, celebrated Valentine's Day in a big way, is most touched that people around the world are getting the message.
"I think it's something you can easily swat away as frivolous, but to be honest it means a lot to me," Anderson said. "I'm so overwhelmed with all the people who want to do the same thing or who have already been doing it themselves."
"I'm always wowed by how much we have to give and how little it takes to brighten someone's day for the moment," said Anderson, who has now created a Tumblr page to enlist people in the "Army of Lovers."


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An average lodging options. The only advantage of the Hotel Fuentes is its location, very closed to the central plaza. The staff was ok, neither super friendly, nor helpful. There was an issue with payment and deduction of the deposit paid via hostelworld website. The bathroom was dirty and looked like it hasn't been cleaned for a while. Constant lack of toilet roll. Wouldn't stay there again.
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The restroom has pee smell all time. I have to remind them to clean. They will not clean the room unless u ask for I came back hotel late, no one open the gate so i have to sleep outside. Staff was sleeping.
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Very central location in the heart of the touristic aera of La Paz. Rooms are good, too. Bathrooms are dirty and you have to tell the receptionist to clean them otherwise they remain dirty. There was nearly never toilet paper. Breakfast is simple.
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Pleasant and comfortable place to stay. No real atmosphere while i was there, and although there is a courtyard with tables, this isn't somewhere to stay if you are looking to meet new people. One of the guys at reception told us you can't get back in after 11pm, which seemed really early and not quite true based on hearing other people getting in later. That said, we subsequently tried getting in at 3am and that did not go down at all well!
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20 "I'm going to send a Messenger in front of you to protect you on your trip and bring you to the place I have prepared. | 20 "See, I am sending an angel ahead of you to guard you along the way and to bring you to the place I have prepared. |
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Short-snouted seahorse (Credit Paul Naylor)
Hosting a greater number of habitats and species eligible for protection than any other site, this area is the biodiversity jewel of the South-East.
Naturally exposed reef hosts assemblages of sponges, anemones and corals.
The area is a national stronghold of the peacock's tail seaweed and one of only two sites in the South East where both species of seahorse have been found.
The kaleidoscope stalked jellyfish has also been found here: one of only two locations in the region which supports this beautiful and delicate species.
Bembridge is the only known regional location of maerl. This fragile, calcareous, red seaweed resembles a knotted mass of twigs and provides lots of shelter for other species.
Mud dominates in the north and is home to one of very few regional examples of spoon worms. These bizarre creatures have brains in their long tongues, which extend out of the burrows in search of food.
This recommended Marine Conservation Zone is under consideration for the second tranche of MCZs.
Defra have indicated that this site is now under consideration for tranche two and will potentially be included in the formal consultation at the beginning of 2015. Defra will now working to verify the evidence base for this site and will be looking to engage with stakeholders on both a local and national level to refine information about the site.
This site is the only one put forward in the region for protection of maerl beds and is only one of two sites put forward in the region to protect the kaleidoscope stalked jellyfish and the long snouted seahorse. It is also considered to contain the most important and extensive population of peacock's tail seaweed in the country.
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13 He hath also prepared for him the instruments of death; He maketh his arrows fiery [shafts]. | 13 He has prepared his deadly weapons; he makes ready his flaming arrows. |
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Written by Joe Bowman Monday, 29 December 2008 07:53
1. Goldfrapp | Seventh Tree (Mute)
The term "don't quit your day job" would normally apply when an actor decides to release an album, but in the cases of Scarlett Johansson and Zooey Deschanel (under the moniker She & Him, alongside M. Ward), quit your day job and your feeble attempts to moonlight as a "singer" seems more appropriate. Unfortunately, and maybe this is due to the ever-shifting nature of the music industry, most of what I listened to from 2008 fall under the "mixtape" category: unstable (or just underwhelming) albums with a particularly excellent track or two. Don't let anyone tell you differently; Lykke Li's "Little Bit" and Youth Novels were the best pop song and album of the year. Perhaps my inclusion of Cat Power's Jukebox is me taking my love for Chan Marshall too far (a lot of people I know really dislike it), but it was more consistent than any other cover album I've heard in the past few years and much better than The Greatest. Also, I was finally able to shake my initial disappointment in Portishead's Third six months later. Unfortunately, I never got around to picking up Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! or the new albums from Tricky, Tindersticks, Jenny Lewis, Carla Bruni or Ryan Adams, so they were not considered when making this list.
1. Goldfrapp | Seventh Tree (Mute)
2. Sigur Rós | Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust (XL Recordings)
3. Lykke Li | Youth Novels (Atlantic)
4. Grace Jones | Hurricane (Wall of Sound)
5. Portishead | Third (Mercury)
6. Sébastien Tellier | Sexuality (Phantom Sound & Vision)
7. TV on the Radio | Dear Science (Interscope)
8. Cat Power | Jukebox (Matador)
9. Poni Hoax | Images of Sigrid (Tigersushi)
10. M83 | Saturdays = Youth (Mute)
Runners-up: Bon Iver | For Emma, Forever Ago; Bonnie 'Prince' Billy | Lie Down in the Light; Neil Halstead | Oh! Mighty Engine; Antony & the Johnsons | Another World EP; The Radio Dept. | Freddie & the Trojan Horse EP.
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I was walking back to Haskell Hall towards the back door last Wednesday when I saw green grass instead of the white snow I was used to.
Sunlight on the lawn,
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to my chilling heart.
In this week's lecture, we first talked about the role of Buddhism in Japanese history. Buddhism passes the spirit on both "text" form and the visual form, each can use sutras and statuaries as examples. But in Japan, people understand Buddhism more from visual. Besides the true faith that people seek in it, a religion that can be prevail in a certain area must meet the demands of the people, physically and mentally. So did Buddhism. The first fundamental notion of Buddhist is "Anitya" – all things are changing, nothing is permanent(Lecture 2). This reminds of the early Japanese geographic conditions that mentioned in Professor Inouye's book: earthquake and tsunami happened randomly, volcanoes could bury a whole city in few seconds. The nature, the habitats, and the world of Japanese people are always changing. The second notion is "Duhkha" – life is suffering(Lecture 2). I remember in "Journey to the West" (Saiyuki) the monk from Tang Dynasty had to suffer 81 times to obtain the real sutras from India. No one can live a life without single suffering. When we compare this to our real lives, we start to understand it and accept it and stop complaining about lives. The third notion of Buddhist is "Anatman" – there is no such a thing as the self(Lecture 2). This is the highest level in Buddhism is you can really achieve it. No self means no subjective feelings or personal emotions. Without human's desire and lust, real Buddhist asks for nothing and doesn't feel sad for anything: you know you are suffering, but you can avoid the pain. However, as I human being, I appreciate the different emotions we have. Both tears and laughs are proofs of me living a real life. Well, Buddhism did play an important role in ancient Japan, its still deeply inside Japanese people's daily lives. However, Japan nowadays has a unique culture of its own, many special "forms", not liking anywhere else at all. In the lecture, Professor Inouye said that the Japanese culture is somehow a religion but Japanese people never feel so because the religion is just too deep in people's hearts that no one notice its existence. But in my opinion, I consider it more likely as tradition than as religion. They are precious habits protected and passed on by one and one generation of Japanese people. They only belong to Japanese people and only fit Japanese people. It's no like Buddhism has stone figures and temples all over the world. Only Japanese people wear kimono and only Japanese people keep their secret with shimenawa. On Wednesday's class, we also talked about the reading material: As I Crossed the Bridge of Dreams. Some classmates argued that Lady Sarashina was a lazy dreamer who live a passive life. I'd agree with it if Lady Sarashina lives in the same era with us. And the fact is that she's from Heian Period, thousand years ago when feudalism was still a cage for everyone, especially females. She couldn't do whatever she could. People says that dream shows people's desire. She wanted some lives she could never have, so she dreamed about them. Connecting to the Buddhist notions we talked before, life is always changing and suffering. We all try to figure out what's gonna happen to us, so we dream. When I was a little kids, every night before I fell sleep, I thought about what should I do if there was suddenly a fire, a robbery, or a stealing in my house: where should I hide or escape; what are the necessary things I need to bring with me; how should I notice my parents about the dangers; and how should I ask for help. It was all about "I don't wanna die". Now it looks hilarious to me, but I know I was serious. This is how I understand Lady Sarashina, we know that life's always changing, and we know that we are both out of control of our life and death.


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Washington, D.C. - Statement of Nasima Hossain, U.S. PIRG public health advocate, on Toyota's Thursday recall of one million cars in the U.S.:
"This recall highlights our continued need for strong public health and consumer safety standards and protections. Our car safety protections achieve the highest standards of excellence in motor vehicle and highway safety, and they work for us every day to prevent crashes and their high human and financial cost.
"Laws such as the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, the Highway Safety Act of 1966, and the 1972 Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act ensure that consumers are able to trust that their cars drive safely on American roads. These laws should continue to hold car manufacturers accountable for our safety.
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About me
I am senior science writer for The Nature Conservancy. I cover conservation research stories around the globe and run the Conservancy blog Cool Green Science (blog.nature.org/science). As a freelance writer, my work has appeared in Sports Afield, Bugle, National Geographic Online, Backcountry Journal and many other print and online publications. I am a former board member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and have traveled to six continents in pursuit of wildlife and stories.
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"It is not enough to fight for the land; it is even more important to enjoy it." Edward Abbey
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The latest news and insights from Hanley Wood's outspoken experts and key thought-leaders throughout the residential and commercial design and construction industry.
Interactive Infographics: A Trend Returning?
Sunil Gupta / Social Media Today / August 28, 2014
An interactive infographic is not just a pretty way of displaying data. The social share results you see for some of the infographics made by brands are just astonishing!
There is a simple reason why people like infographics and do not mind sharing them with friends. Sixty five percent of people are visual learners, which means that it is easier for them to digest information visually. Infographics have a strong emotional power, since they show you an idea – or how something works in a simple and quick way. Infographics surprise readers and somehow make them want to scroll down and read the whole
Read MoreThe Science of B2B Online Marketing [Infographic]
Verónica Maria Jarski / MarketingProfs / June 17, 2014
Want to ensure your B2B online marketing program is effective? MarketingProfs has shared an infographic by Circle Studio that can help you create a successful B2B online marketing program.
It breaks down B2B online marketing into six essential components: strategy, content marketing, traffic generation, lead generation, lead management, and analytics and measurement.
Click here to read the full article and view the infographic on MarketingProfs
Read More10 Awesome Infographics to Guide Your Marketing for 2014
Belle Beth Cooper / Bufferapp.com / January 6, 2014
Infographics seem to be getting more and more popular lately. They're certainly fun to look at, and they convey useful information in a format that's fast and easy to digest. One thing to keep in mind with infographics is that they're generally static—unlike blog posts, they're rarely updated as new information becomes available.
To help you get your 2014 marketing strategy off to a great start, we've rounded up 10 infographics with useful stats, information and suggestions about online marketing.
1. 20 Captivating Marketing Statistics that will Drive 2014
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Read MoreTwelve Insights for Visual Content Success with Infographics
Jason Miller / Content Marketing Institute / November 17, 2013
Some marketing skeptics claim that infographics are dead. I disagree. I think bad infographics are dead, and always have been. Well-designed and executed infographics, on the other hand, are not just alive — they are a thriving and essential part of any integrated content marketing strategy.
With all the competition for consumer attention on the web, it takes more than just creative wording to rivet eyeballs. An infographic is a compelling way to use visual content to tell a rich story at a glance.
Here are some of the reasons why infographics are the perfect way to capture consumer
Read MoreThe Most Important Thing You Need to Know About Infographics
Barry Feldman / socialmedia today / September 8, 2013
The volume of infographics goes up more than 1% each day. I must confess: I never saw the attraction. It's not like I didn't realize infographics had become raging hot. I just didn't get what the big deal was.
I mean, you take a subject worthy of content creation, sprinkle in some icons, graphs and such and what do you have? A little picture show? A decorated article? A busy page?
What's so great about these things?
People love them.
There you go. Again, people love them. That's all you need to know.
They devour them. They rave about them. They save them. They actually collect them. Most importantly,
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SHANGHAI (AFP) - China has launched a trial run of home-grown fourth-generation mobile technology in Shanghai in what it called the world's first rollout of the wireless application, state press reported.
"It testifies that the technology we've developed is feasible and brings us one step closer to put it into commercial use," the China Daily quoted You Xiaohu, a leading expert involved in China's 4G development programme, as saying of Sunday's trial.
4G technology provides wireless services at much faster speeds, sharply improving high-quality images and data services, and potentially allowing for such features as multi-channel high-definition TV broadcasting.
Third-generation (3G) telephony is still not available in China due to repeated government delays. In a bid to crack a potentially lucrative market, engineers here have moved directly to developing the ultra-fast 4G technology.
China has developed a 3G technology of its own but has not yet issued any licenses to operators.
The 4G trial in Shanghai cost 150 million yuan (19 million dollars) and was billed by the government as the world's first rollout of the technology, the newspaper said.
South Korea's high-tech giant Samsung Electronics last August unveiled the world's first fourth-generation (4G) mobile technology with a demonstration on a moving bus.
Samsung has said it plans to put the technology into commercial use by 2010 if the spectrums for 4G technology are decided next year.
For its part, China has set a goal of conducting more field tests of the 4G system and putting it into trial commercial sometime before 2010, the China Daily said.
"The Shanghai system shows that we have entered the final phase of our project," said You.
Other Common News:1) ChordGenie Offers Powerful New Mobile Phone Application For Mandolinists2) Gamers rule in hand-eye coordination, but only in the context of games3) Cisco Launches Bluetooth Advertising Campaign In Canadian Airport4) Aussi SMS Lottery Startup Red Lottery Gains Angel Funding For Launch5) Vodafone certified applications status achieved


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City Hostel Hill
Hostel | Ménesi út 5., Budapest, Hungary 1118
9 out of 12 customers would recommend this property
Recent review (18/08/2013)
"Cheap, air con in the room, wifi worked well in lobby and sometimes in the room. It is quite close a large shopping centre called Allee which has a big supermarket. Also close to the tram stop and one of the thermal…"
Read all City Hostel Hill reviewsFacilities
- Air Conditioning
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- No curfew
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- 24 hour reception
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Purchasable Extras
- Airport Pickup USD 31.63
- Towel USD 2.53
What's Included
- Luggage Room
- Linen
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Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
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We offer 56 air-conditioned private rooms with non-stop reception in the building. All the rooms can be found at the 3rd and the 4th floor of the building.
Single and Twin rooms with shared bathroom (only 2 room's shares 1 bathroom)
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Children under 3 years can stay free if no bed (except baby bed) is needed, otherwise or above 3 years all children should be considered as adult and pay full price. The maximum number of baby bed in the room is 1. There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
We provide final cleaning.
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The hostel is situated at the foot of Gellért Hill on the Buda side in a quite, green area, just a few minutes walk from the bank of the river Danube. The hostel is surrounded by a large garden and has wonderful view to the city as well as the Gellért hill and the Liberty statue on the top. It is easily accessible by car (especially coming from the West, highways M1/M7), secured parking place is available. The downtown is only 15 minutes by public transport.
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Ten Reasons South Miami Is the Best Dining Neighborhood
Fine and fashionable restaurants have been opening in South Beach, downtown, midtown, and the Design District for years. These areas seem to attract all the major chefs. So why venture to South Miami and nearby Pinecrest? Well, down here, you won't find many major openings, but you will find reasonably priced local favorites, including a wide selection of Asian and Cuban joints. Read on to find out why you should make the trip.
See also: Ten Reasons North Beach Is Miami's Best Dining Neighborhood
10. No waits
There aren't many trendy restaurants in the area. Everything caters to the local crowd. So unless there is some wild deal going on (two-for-one lobster night at Captain's Tavern), you can arrive at your destination and sit right down.
9. Radical lunch deals
Delicious $8 bento boxes at Matsuri? Don't bet on it. Down south, there are so many small places in strip malls and so many businesses close to one another that they have to be competitive. With so many lunch options, there are also a lot of great deals. Be sure to get the monstrous rice noodle bowl for $12.95 at Miss Saigon Bistro. Yes, rice noodles -- with about eight spring rolls.
8. Over-the-counter optionsJohn Zur
Counter-top restaurants uptown are mainly thinly veiled sit-downs. Down south, however, when you go to a counter-top spot, you can expect to get your food within five minutes. From chains such as the classic Chicken Kitchen and Mojito Grill, to newer ones like Shake Shack, Evos, and Jimmy'z Kitchen, you can be sure to find those quick, on-the-go options you need. Make sure to try Jimmy'z Kitchen's mofongo.
7. Asian eateries
You'll find more family-owned, authentic Asian restaurants in the South Dixie Highway strip malls here than anywhere else. Phô Thang serves some of the best pho in town and gives you generous portions. The aforementioned Miss Saigon has been a South Dixie favorite for years because of its delicious, spicy food and it spring rolls that you can't beat. In another strip mall a few blocks south, you will find Imlee, which serves excellent Indian cuisine. Another great Indian place is Ayesha's Fine Dining. Be sure to try the saffron lettuce wraps.
6. Brews at Titanic
For years, University of Miami students have been going to Titanic to cap off a busy day of studying and sunbathing. This restaurant and brewery serve a nice selection of house-brewed beers, ranging from lighter triple screws to the dark, chocolatey Shipbuilders Oatmeal Stout. Another option if you want to relax with some coeds is to go to the on-campus Rathskellar.
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ford industrial tractor, 1994, power loader with bucket, hydrolics for tipping trailer, has a large compressor mounted on rear to work jackhammers ect, hi/lo gears, shuttle shift transmission, needs new battery and rear mud guards are a bit tatty. bit of tlc and away you go.
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Keyano Coconut Lime Body ScrubA refreshingly sweet, tangy aroma to inspire thoughts of the tropics. The creamy, rich scrub is ideal for pedicures, manicures or body treatments. Available in 10 oz or 80 oz.
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A man took his dog for a walk and ended up witnessing a burglary and helping find a stolen truck.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
A man walking his dog in the 2600 block of North 85th Street saw a man park a truck in a driveway, move the truck to another driveway and walk through several front yards before heading to a back yard at 8 p.m. Jan. 22.
He memorized the truck's license plate number and called police.
The driver then got in the truck, drove past the man and threw several mason jars out the window.
Police scanned the area and found a house with a wide open door and smashed window. They called the owner, who was vacationing, and informed him that a camera and 15 mason jars filled with change and rare coins were taken. Loss is estimated at $2,250. The damage to his house is estimated at $980.
A truck was found in Milwaukee later with plates matching the number given by the man who had been walking his dog. Police found that the vehicle was stolen and returned it to its owner.
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Palomino: Competition for Flightgear
The GPL flight simulator Palomino from Jim Brooks has, with the integration of OSSIM and the 3D graphic tool OpenSceneGraph, become serious competition for Flightgear.
Written in C++ and LUA and using Cmake, Palomino is a multi-platform application with the option of OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) compilation, enabling on-screen rendering of satellite images like Google Earth or NASA Worldwind.
Developed by US American Jim Brooks, the software is available in version number 20090615. Despite some impressive screenshots, handling and the range of functions suggests Palomino is still taking its first unsteady steps. An excerpt of the gameplay showing a landing on an aircraft carrier can be seen on YouTube. Brooks however, holds documentation close to his chest.
Translating the software from the sources: Version 2.8 of OpenSceneGraph library, Cmake and the optional FLTK, PLIB for the sound and OSSIM for the satellite surface, takes time. The source code, along with four packages of data regarding modules, interface and sounds, can be found at Sourceforge.
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Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
The Linux New Media Awards have honored the most significant products, projects, people, and organizations for open source/Linux every year since 2000.
Debian Gets Forked
Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
Linux Mint Project Releases Mint 17.1
New LTS version offers many refinements for the Cinnamon and Mate desktops and significant improvement under the hood.
CeBIT Open Source Forum Call for Papers
One of CeBIT's most successful forums returns in 2015.
TOR Network Isn't So Anonymous
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.NET Goes Open Source
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After graduating from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in kinesiology exercise science, ACE-certified trainer and Fit Fun Bootcamps founder Dustin Maher designed MamaTone Fitness to help moms vanquish weight gain after childbirth. Inspired by his own mother—who cooked his siblings and him healthful meals but rarely had enough time to exercise—Maher strives to imbue his clients with the motivation to do both. Whether training new moms, moms-to-be, dads who had moms, or curiously fast sons whose moms found them in the middle of a Kansas corn field climbing out of a spaceship, his group classes and boot camps immerse participants in a full-body workout with moral support from neighboring exercisers.
When it began in the 40s, Ayers carried everything from hardware supplies to carpeting. Over time, the three brothers who ran it??W.J., Leroy, and Gordon??turned their attention to helping people outfit their homes in traditional furniture and accents. Today, Ayers Furniture carries a variety of national brands including Sealy, La-Z-Boy and Lane, with products to fill the entire house stretched out over its 52,000 square-foot location. Now owned by a second generation of Ayers brothers, the shop continues to deliver quality furniture with a traditional look. You can redesign an entire living room with neutral colors and hardwood tables, chairs, and cabinets, or purchase the perfect bed to help you hunt down sheep in your sleep.
Unique Arts head product designer Ati Goknur and his staff handcraft a diverse ecosystem of outdoor accouterments using carefully chosen processes and materials, such as Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood. Ati also personally visits Unique Arts' overseas partners before deeming their products eco-friendly and genie-absent enough to sell. Olympia solar lights illuminate walkways and remote property areas without enlarging carbon footprints ($49, six per set). The plug-less bulbs recharge automatically during the day and blink on when the sun slips into the horizon's fanny pack at night. Enliven summer barbecues with wafts of charcoal from a stainless-steel screened fire pit ($99). The avian flutterings around a tall birdbath ($99) give patio populations something to look at as they lounge on a honey-brown Birmingham bench constructed from FSC-certified eucalyptus and do the New York Times crossword tattoos on their arms.
Chefs Chris Sanchez and Patrick Ortiz founded Simply Fit Meals on the belief that food should simply be itself and not have to hide behind flavor-disguising sweeteners, preservatives, and sham marriages. Meals are portioned by calorie count to fit everyone's specific dietary guidelines. The adobo pork tenderloin, for instance, arranges chipotle-rubbed cuts of pork beside crisp green beans and caramelized carrots ($6.50–$7.75). Likewise, the trio of summer roasted salmon, asparagus, and mother-grain quinoa ($7.50–$8.75) leaves few chambers of the food pyramid unplundered. Snackable items are also available, such as fluffy, whole-wheat pitas and hummus ($3.75) or the all-natural, home-style applesauce ($3.50). In an effort to coordinate with in-season freshness, the menu rotates often and with the stately grace of a novelty bowtie.


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I bought some "Professional Label Making Paper" from my LHBS. There's no real brand name on it, but it has a copyright for ABS, Inc. and a tiger on the example label. Anyway, I printed on it with my inkjet printer, but of course, when I moistened the paper, I ended up smearing the ink. Has anyone found a way to use this stuff with ink jet printers? I used Avery 2x4 mailing labels on my first two batches, but I like the idea of being able to make them in custom shapes and sizes.
I've heard a few people say that you can spray the labels with some sort of laquer from a hardware store to seal it up before wetting and applying to a bottle. Others claim hairspray will also work. I've never done it. I have always used a laser printer for labels.
That stuff only works in a laser printer. Its what I used to use. The freedom to size your own is cool, but the cutting, wetting, sticking..resticking (they don't stick well) sucked. Now I am using Avery smudge free injet labels. -Todd
I used those with an inkjet and didn't have any problems. I did to the clear laquer trick though. It works best if you put a couple of coats on. It gives it a cool look too.
I found "Permafix Inkjet Fixative" online. I'll see if Staples has it on my way home.
We had this topic before. Someone said that it was not the label that was the problem, but the ink. The use of waterproof ink will solve the problem (or so he had said). I am assuming a printer that can do photos will not have a problem.
I would especially recommend Epson inkjet photo printers, possibly Canon as well. I've seen Epson photos soaked in water and come out looking fresh as a daisy. Though, of course, the quality of the paper matters a whole bunch too. Not sure what the range of qualities is on labels.


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Answering nearly 80,000 calls for service annually has resulted in a lot of pay in lieu of compensatory time for Billings police officers — and a bit of a headache for their chief, Rich St. John.
During the 2012-13 fiscal year — the most recent year for which figures are available — the comp time cash out, as St. John explained to city council members Monday during a budget session, totaled $308,995. Under the officers' current contract, there's no cap on comp time cash outs, and officers can even receive pay for their work months later at a higher rate of pay than where they were to receive when the work was done.
The issue won't blow that big a hole in the upcoming budget, St. John said, because of savings in other categories, including unfilled police vacancies. With new contract talks set to occur this summer, "we need to find out a strategy to deal with it," he said.
"The good thing is that we know about it," he said. "It's not catastrophic right now; it's problematic."
Negotiating the matter will require bargaining with the Montana Public Employees Association, he said.
"Will there be pushback from the union? Absolutely," he said. "It's a great benefit."
Presenting next, Fire Chief Paul Dextras discussed both plans and challenges in the year to come. After spending about $918,000 for its third aerial ladder truck during the coming year, the department plans to retain one of the two existing trucks at the $12,000 cost it could have made selling it.
"We wouldn't get much for a trade-in, and we want to keep it on the West End of town," Dextras said. "In case of a catastrophic event, that is very important."
He said the department will spend $60,000 during the 2014-15 fiscal year on a burn building facility that uses containers to give firefighters live fire training. That's a far lower cost than building a new burn building, he said.
The 911 dispatch center will be relocated to a spot near its current location, at Fire Station #1, and the department has more than $3 million set aside to help pay for the move.
Lisa Harmon, executive director of the Downtown Billings Association, presented a three-part work plan for the coming year. The clean program for the 18-block district includes graffiti and trash removal, power washing and snow removal.
Under the public realm, the district provides flower baskets, a loan-a-bike program and bench upkeep, among other benefits.
The work plan also includes a public safety component, which funds two downtown police officers and a crime watch program for businesses.
Following the budget talks, five residents — all of them against the proposed nondiscrimination ordinance — offered brief talks.
Adam Burt, youth pastor at Emmanuel Baptist Church, told the city council city ordinance discriminates against him for what he called his lifestyle choices, including not being able to take his dog to a city park and not revving his car too loudly.
He also said youth at his church must sometimes choose between potentially making more money in their jobs by being available to work Sundays and Wednesdays or attending church functions.
Some members of his youth group, he said, "struggle with same-sex attraction and are trying to figure out who they are." Anyone who "chooses that lifestyle is welcome to worship with us," he said.
Emily Larson said an NDO could open the city up to "major" lawsuits and that "there's already protection for the homosexual community." A neighbor of hers, she said, faced discrimination at work, "filed a complaint – and now she drives a very large truck."


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HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! I want to begin this giveaway by yet again thanking all of you who have been with us here at Nerd4Sure for the past year. As we enter into the new year, especially February, I can not describe the amount of joy the staff and I have received from all of you. So for this holiday giveaway, we'll be giving away some special giveaway items. I'll be giving away two copies of Zone of Enders HD Collection, courtesy of Konami. One PlayStation 3 version and the other an Xbox 360 version. I'm also proud to say that in about two months, Nerd4Sure will be turning 1 year old!!! Yes, we've been around for a year now and have been rising in views and interaction since we first launched. So I look forward to seeing everyone as we strive to be more than just a website, but a community where you can be a gamer. Thanks again and have a wonderful holiday and a Happy New Year!
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Category: Internet Explorer
Microsoft Board Sued By A Shareholder
EU fine is the reason.
Back in 2013, Microsoft was fined ($732 million) by the European Union for mismanaging the browser ballot screen, which was missing due to a "technical error".
Now, one of the Microsoft shareholders, Kim Barovic, is suing the board for this very reason, as well as for an insuffiicnet investigation where the software giant was asked to find out how that mistake has occured and take action agaist the offenders.
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March, 2014 Mobile Market Share: Safari, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer – Up; Android Browser, Opera Mini – Down
Another month, another report.
Starting with Safari, Apple's web browser seen an increase of 0.39 point, up from 53.52% to 53.91%.
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Internet Explorer 6 Is No More
And nothing of value was lost.
Today marks an important day to all of you who are still using Internet Explorer 6 (why would you?). With today's death of Windows XP support, the software giant will also stop releasing new updates for IE6, the browser we love to hate.
As far as the usage goes, it currently holds 4.15% of the market share, down from 4.65%, so far, so good.
Microsoft Lists IE11 Developer Improvements
During yesterday's BUILD conference, the software giant has listed a bunch of Internet Explorer 11 improvements that should ease off some of the developer headaches and/or improve the overall user experience.
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Windows Phone 8.1: Internet Explorer 11 (Video)
With today's Windows Phone 8.1 announcement, guys at WPCentral did a quick hands on video of IE11, which includes features like InPrivate browsing, reader view and password manager (finally).
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Crazy Rumors: Internet Explorer Might Come To Android
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Edinboro University promotes health with event for campus, community
03/27/2014Edinboro University will host its 16th Annual Health Fair for students, faculty, staff and the Edinboro community on Wednesday, April 16.
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I would love to go!
Where exactly is the mall? Which town, so I can Mapquest it?
Hey everyone!!! Our dear friend Lou is leaving the great Garden State soon to live a life where he does not have to shovel snow in the winter. To send him off in style, we are organizing an informal get together to say goodbye and remind him that his listeners here in Jersey will miss him!
PLEASE join us:
Saturday March 28, 2009
Location: Menlo Park Mall food court (towards the back--look for the Mickey Mouse balloons!!)
Time: 12 noon-2 PM
Please post below and let us know if you can attend. There will be some light refreshments and children's activities available. PLEASE join us and help us wish Lou good luck!!
Lori, it's in Edison.
Hi, everyone--
Menlo Park Mall is in Edison, NJ. As their website describes it, "Menlo Park Mall is located on Route 1 South and Parsonage Road in Edison, New Jersey. The Mall is 35 miles from New York City, easily reached by NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Route 287, Route 1, and the Outerbridge Crossing in Staten Island."
Looking forward to an awesome get-together!!
Link to mall's website: Simon Malls | More Choices ? Menlo Park Information, Menlo Park Gift Cards
There is a Disney Store there, correct?
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Yes, there is!!! There are two malls in the area (the other is the Woodbridge Center Mall) and we are blessed with a Disney Store at each one!
Sadly, I'll have to miss the Farewell - I would have loved to come but we'll be away that weekend (still more sadly,and not in WDW either).
Well, I just re-read the original post and misunderstood. I thought Lou was going on another research trip; I didn't know that Lou was moving to the Sunshine State.
Wishing you and your family the very, very best, Lou!
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Past Visits: '72, '85, '91 - offsite; May 03 - VWL; Nov 04 - BCV (new DVC members); May 05 - VWL; March 06 (VWL); Nov 06 (VWL); April 07 (BCV); March 08 (SSR); Jan 09 (VWL); April 09 (AKV); April '10 (AKV/BCV)
Next Trip: April '12 (Kidani Village) for Easter!
Hmm...I wonder if DH and I are both off that day and don't have plans...
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
Good luck Lou! We'll be moving down there one of these day's too. Give us an update on the transition.
When you wish upon a star.....
Adults are only kids grown up, anyway. WD
...That's the real trouble with the world. Too many people grow up. WD
"For those who get it, no explanation is necessary. For those who don't, no explanation will do."
Maybe I will "stow away" in Lori's Tracker.,,,
but I don't think I can keep quiet for the 5 hour 10 minute trip until we get there.....
I'll be there.
Unfortunately, a drive to NJ from Oklahoma isn't that feasible. I know you all will have a blast
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Good Work! GLWS
Thank you so much!
Congratulations Great work. Wish you best of luck!
Thank you so much!
hi i asked on your other template regarding testimonials, can you easily add stuff like that to the front page editor? or can you not add things like that using pagelines? what if i get a testimonials plugin, how would i be able to implement it? thanks
also, does this theme have the ability to use different sliders, including one that i can play a video out of?
Hi, I'm sorry for delay, Excuse me!
Today , I'll add an update package. But I failed to add video into the slider. Testimonials ready. I'll try to make the video.
Best Regards
Can I use the theme as a marketplace adding the Marketplace Bundle? (https://easydigitaldownloads.com/extensions/marketplace-bundle/?ref=7)
Link not working.
Here is the right lik… https://easydigitaldownloads.com/extensions/marketplace-bundle/
Many studies are required. I've studied many aspects. I'm really not sure about this.
Never mind.
Hello! I'd like the Shop widget to appear on the single product page too, how can I achieve that? Also I'd like it to show the comments box…
Shop widget ? Do you want the widget area on the product page ? Please let me.
Hello, thanks for your reply. Yep, I need that because I'm trying to use your theme with the frontend plugin and I need some product details to show right in the sidebar. I tried to add it myself, but it shows inside the content or under it, I guess because of the page template. But it goes out of my (very poor) knowledge…
Nice. I'm waiting for your email, you already have my adderss…
Hi ! I just purchased your Tendershop Easy Digital Download, and I'm a bit lost about it: is there any manual that might help to set it properly please ?
Hi, Hi please send me a message :
http://themeforest.net/user/Ninetheme#contactI sent you a message 3 days ago as requested, have you got it ?
hello. I am currently on vacation. I will contact you after 4 days im rally sorry please wait .
hi, still waiting for your support and help… Getting back in touch would be much appreciated ! Hope to hear from you soon…
Hi, Please check e-mail box. Regards
By chance, would you have an example page (or an example client) that is doing video downloads? I'm looking to mirror the site and functionality of http://www.motionworship.com/
This would be a great system. But I'm not sure, have not seen before.
Do you have a refund policy?
I would like to demo your theme to see what customisation can ACTUALLY be done.
Regards Shane
Hi Shane ,
Refund policy is too harsh. This policy is justified for products that can be copied. Please let me know what kind of products do you plan to sell.
Regards Faruk
If I purchase the theme and it isn't flexible with the built in options/modifications can I get a refund?
I will be selling digital information products.
Regards Shane
Envato is to make repayments. I can not guarantee it. Please send me a message on my profile page.
Hi Glassy,
The last 10 days due to family hardship, support could not give. I'm not here to tell you it was many troubles.
Before purchasing the template, you can visit here. Everything about this system is available here. https://easydigitaldownloads.com/documentation/All documents in the office and I'm away from the office. I'm not able to debug the template files for testing purposes.
I'm sorry for delay.
Best Regards
Hi there, very clean and nice theme. Pre-sale Qs: 1. Can you add a sign up button in header so that customers can sign up before searching for a product? 2. I understand this is a digital download theme, but can we add shipping details somewhere on the sign up form? 3. can you add file upload option in contact for? Many thanks.
Hi Thanks for best comments.
Currently unable to support special. I'm sorry for it. There is a lot of density.
Best Regards
Hi there,
Looking to purchase your theme and wanted to check it's WordPress 3.9 compatible.
Yes compatible WP 3.9
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Thanks! purchased and working well. Only one question. Any reason (maybe a conflict?) why bootstrap shortcode for collapse wouldn't work correctly? Default is 'collapsed', but it keeps opening on-load whether true or false is used. It works fine when long coded, so might have to use that, just thought i'd check given the theme is based on bootstrap3 and shortcode would be handy. Thanks in advance.
You're welcome. If possible can I see demo / link ?
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Hi there,
Link below. Welcome your thoughts.
http://newsite.opalbroadcastingnetwork.tv/downloads/test-download-1/Many thanks Matt
Hi there, did you get a chance to have a look at the accordion issue? Thanks in advance
I'm sorry for delay. A couple of weeks there are some problems.
Using :
Open panel class="panel-collapse in"
close panel class="panel-collapse"
So : Please delete " in " classes except the first panel.
Best Regards
And for latest blogs heading on homepage plugin please use css code :
.summary-container h4 a { border: o !important; }
Hi. Thanks for your response (and CSS tip). It's the Bootstrap shortcode for collapse that's not working for me (with the collapse / collapse in – it only gives 'true' and 'false' parameters which aren't working). This should work automatically, so wondering if it's an issue with the plugin itself, and not a theme related conflict? I wanted to avoid fully coding to make it more user friendly for client.
Maybe you need to add a JavaScript file or you can examine this link. If you called a function, sometimes a little something to be overlooked.
http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/#collapseBest Regards
I can check, but would the js file not be part of the bootstrap suite attached to the theme? Seems odd that the opening/closing function works okay, it's just not setting the open/close state on first launch. Thanks for the link though.
Okay, interesting test. Using the full bootstrap code the "collapse in" panel had the opposite effect and stayed closed, with all the others "collapse" remaining open. This is the case with all plugins deactivated. So wondering if there is something in the theme/or any bootstrap customising that would have this effect? Do you think you you'd be able to please take a closer look at why this might be happening. Thanks in advance.
I tested it now.
http://ninetheme.com/themes/tenderedd/?download=sofia-algariomu&preview=true&preview_id=146&preview_nonce=406b9303adEverything looks smooth. I've used it before and always works this way. My English is not very strong, I'm having trouble understanding you. I'm really sorry.
No problem (i also can't see your link above, it's not working for me – with message i don't have access to draft).
There is definitely a problem that needs addressing though. I'll try to show you again.
Below is the link you provide and how it should work; http://getbootstrap.com/javascript/#collapseOpen panel class="panel-collapse in" Close panel class="panel-collapse"
With my version the opposite is happening; http://newsite.opalbroadcastingnetwork.tv/sample/CLOSED panel class="panel-collapse in" OPEN panel class="panel-collapse"
This is opposite to the way it should be working. This might also be why the "shortcode" for collapse.in doesn't work at all.
Hope that makes sense. Thanks again for your help.
I do not see a mistake. Always works this way.
Sorry, but can you not see it's working in reverse to what it should?? Bootstrap outlines (and you also stated in a previous post) that collapse.in keeps a tab open, but it currently is not work this way. Collapse.in keeps it closed. Shortcodes also don't work, so there must be a conflict somewhere. I'm a little disappointed that you're not taking a closer look at the problem. Is this theme covered under the EDD forum support, as it really needs to be solved and currently there is an error which needs resolving with the theme, or how bootstrap is functioning within the theme. Thanks again in advance.
Hi there, wondering if you've had a chance to take a closer look at the accordion issue? many thanks
Hi , Nowadays there is too much density. I'm sorry for it. I'll try it at the first opportunity.
Best Regards
Everyone is busy, and appreciate it's hard to juggle workload sometimes, but you should be prioritising bugs in your own theme! Not great support NineTheme.
I was able to get support for this issue elsewhere thankfully, and below is the fix. I'd suggest updating your theme to avoid similar frustrations happening to other purchases who want to use Bootstrap Accordion as it should be used.
/wp-content/themes/tendershop/style.css Comment out line 95 which should read as follows: .collapse { display: block }
/wp-content/themes/tendershop/js/script.js Comment out line 28 which should read as follows: jQuery('.collapse').collapse()
With these changes the Accordion will work correctly.
I tried it and did not see anything abnormal. Maybe I do not understand you fully. I'm really sorry . Now for the solution, thank you forever. I'm really having problems a few weeks. I'll update template as soon as possible .
I'm sorry again.
Best Regards
Hello, I would like to purchase your beautiful theme. Does it include all of the demo content? Thanks in advance
H? , Thank you for good comment!
Yes includes all content except images. Already setup is very simple. There is a good documentation.
Best regards
what checkout have you used and do we have option to use payment portal?
currently have a demo payment method. And PayPal is free. Can be purchased at many payment methods plugin on the EDD website.
Hi, is it possible to change theme to have a 4-column grid (for downloads), rather than 3? EDD Shortcode is not able to over ride the theme settings. I've looked long and hard, but can't find where to change.
Thanks in advance Matt
Yes possible i please open a ticket : 9theme.ticksy.com


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'Palo Alto' Review: Nat Wolff Is King of the Teenage Wasteland
Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on April 25, 2014 | Be the First To CommentHey, guess what? High school sucked. And even if your high school experience wasn't as rotten and wicked as the ones experienced by the characters that populate Gia Coppola's Palo Alto, it seems highly likely that you'll still find plenty to both relish and revolt from in the filmmaker's debut feature. This isn't everyone's high school experience, but it's certainly someone's. Coppola adapted some of the short story work of James Franco, who also co-stars in the film, for her first feature, and if nothing else, it sure makes Franco's written work appear instantly compelling. It's fairly obvious that the film has been cobbled together from assorted stories, as there is a lackadaisical nature to the connections between characters and plots that doesn't seem exactly lazy, but is undoubtedly the product of some disconneted source material. At its heart, Palo Alto is about the almost-not-quite relationship between April (Emma Roberts, who is just excellent) and Teddy (Jack Kilmer), a pair of high school students who are prone to getting into spats of trouble, or at least hanging around people who don't have their best interests at heart. There's a lot of ill-advised hanging around in Palo Alto.
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the New Year's Eve in Reykjavik: Bonfire Tour and Fireworks Display. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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What a great night we would never have seen what we saw if hadn't been on the trip - totally recommend it to anyone in Iceland on New Year's Eve
Mostly excellent except the coffee break at the Grand Hotel. There were too many people there, not enough seats, the coffee was cold and there were no cakes or nibbles as we were told there should be. The coach driver and tour guide were superb as were the fireworks.


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Mother's Day is coming up fast and now is the time to make plans to honor the special mother in your life. For the woman who does so much for so many, Mother's Day, this Sunday, May 11, is the perfect opportunity to show her just how much she is appreciated.
Sun Valley is the perfect place to treat your mother, wife, sister or daughter to an unforgettable Mother's Day celebration.
A wonderful meal with the family is de rigueur for this holiday and there is no better place to indulge than at brunch at the elegant Sun Valley Club. Come celebrate at this elaborate meal that includes specialty items like Sun Valley Club Eggs Benedict (poached egg, duck confit, bread pudding, cherry gastrique and hollandaise) and much more. Invite mom to enjoy a mimosa or Bloody Mary and to sit back and relax. There is absolutely no rush. Brunch begins at 9 a.m. and reservations are not necessary. For more details please call 208-622-2919.
Stumped for the perfect gift for mom? Look no further than the Sun Valley Village. Whether she would love a beautiful scarf, handbag or spring dress, Panache and the Brass Ranch have you covered. Spring fashion is bright and beautiful and the selection right now is great. New gear for all mom's fitness and outdoor needs are stocked and ready at Pete Lane's and for another kind of hard goods, don't miss the gorgeous jewelry at Towne & Parke Jewelers. Imagine how thrilled she will be to receive a beautiful necklace or bracelet from her family. Even the simple (and sweet) things will be greatly appreciated. The gift of fine chocolate from the Chocolate Foundry is sure to be a hit.
A handmade card is also always cherished. However, if you really want to impress, tuck in a gift card to the Sun Valley Salon & Spa for a pampering manicure and pedicure, massage, spa treatment or even a new hairstyle. The Sun Valley Salon & Spa has relocated to the Sun Valley Village while the exciting Lodge renovation is underway. Give mom a mini-vacation without having to go far. Please call 208-622-2160 for an appointment or more information.
As an added bonus, the family-friendly Sawtooth Putting Course, located outside the Sun Valley Club, opens for the season Friday, May 9. It will be free through Mother's Day so go out and putt away!
Mother's Day has a long history in the United States, and many nations set aside a similar holiday to honor mothers. The American version of Mother's Day is said to have been created by Anna Jarvis in 1908. In 1914, it became an official U.S. holiday. Though some decry the commercialization of the holiday, it is a good reminder to appreciate the mothers in your life and all they do.
As a mother of three school-aged children, I do have one more suggestion: there is no better gift, prior to a fabulous, indulgent brunch, than being allowed to sleep in.
Happy Mother's Day to my sweet, indispensable mother, Patricia, and to all you other moms out there!


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West Texas vet recalls Hiroshima's devastation
Ranger native joined Army in 1946
Lewis Croom remembers going through Hiroshima on a train in late 1946.
He and his Army buddies were there for about four or five hours and could hear a radiation counter beeping.
"The city was leveled," he said.
"When we had the (1979) tornado hit Wichita Falls," he said, "people would ask me if I had ever seen anything like it, and I said Hiroshima." Croom was actually working for the National Weather Service when the tornado hit Wichita Falls in 1979, and he had called the warning.
Croom volunteered at age 18 to enter the Army.
"The war had just ended when I volunteered. I wanted to go before that, but I wasn't old enough and my parents wouldn't sign for me to go in."
He entered the Army on Sept. 12, 1946, and did his eight-week basic training at Fort Dix, N.J., and then went to California and finally northern Japan by way of Korea.
They offered him the option of taking paratrooper training in northern Japan, but he declined.
"It was just too long of a step to take," he said.
He never jumped out of an airplane.
On the way to southern Japan, they went through Hiroshima. Once the men arrived at their base, he spent most of his time there.
"I had an M1 with one round of live ammunition to stand guard duty."
He also went through an earthquake.
After about 2½ months in Japan, Croom caught rheumatic fever and was transferred to several hospitals for about 9½ months.
"My temperature was 108 and at one point I was taking 16 pills an hour.
He developed some heart issues from his illness and last year, underwent a quadruple bypass operation.
Croom was medically discharged from the Army on Nov 30, 1947.
"I had joined to serve my country, and I wished I could have done a little more," he said.
He got married 60 years ago on Jan 27, 1951, and got a job with the National Weather Service in early February of that year.
He spent time in Brownville, Big Springs, Midland, Fort Worth and Louisiana and finally moved to Wichita Falls in 1970. The couple lived in Tanglewood for 35 years until moving to Presbyterian Manor.
Croom liked working at the National Weather Service until be retired in 1981. He had bought Naylor's Orthopedic Shoes business in August 1978 and renamed it the Little Old Shoemaker Shop where he made orthopedic shoes and boots and did repairs for 23 years.
"It's out of business because I couldn't find anyone to work on shoes. I learned the trade back in high school. I enjoyed it."
Croom was born in Strawn, Texas, and moved to Ranger where he went to high school. His father worked as a driller in the oil fields and swore that he discovered a 16-foot vein of solid gold, but no one would believe him.
He and his wife have an extended family of kids, grandkids and great grandkids.
Croom loved to play golf but hasn't played in a while because of his health.
Croom recently went with 30 or so area vets on the West Texas Honor Flight in early April to Washington, D.C., to see the World War II memorial.
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Once again the Nine-Tailed Fox's marketing jutsu is in full swing, with yet another game for the long in the tooth PS2. The adventurous brawler is back, but you'd have to be well versed in all things Naruto if you want to tell the difference. Same as with Ultimate Ninja 2, it's an ever so slight upgrade on the original Uzumaki Chronicles. In other words: More stuff for the the fans, and not much else. You can switch out and play as multiple fighters on the fly, and a second player can jump in for a little two-player or co-op chicanery, but will anybody who doesn't own a Leaf Village headband going to care?
Speaking of the Ultimate Ninja series, we gotta wonder why Uzumaki Chronicles didn't adopt the artful, cel-shaded visuals of the fighting games. The graphical update is barely noticeable, hardly enough to keep the game from looking butt-ugly, or your thoughts away from purchasing a fancy new console. But that's something we could've easily accepted, as long as we're provided with ample time to bury our fists in baddies' faces. Not the case. In between guiding a Naruto icon across a typical map, enduring a lengthy cutscene, or sitting through many, many (many) load screens, you'll occasionally get to hit something.


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about hardware music players that can link up with Internet radio
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