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- "Locate in 3D Model" (the same function as in Ortho) but for P&ID Objects.
- Posibility to insert components from 3D to P&ID (valves, equipments, and lines)
- Dynamic Pallette for P&ID, the same thing as in 3D, but with P&ID symbols.
- Updating automatically of annotations with adquisisions properties, for example during open the drwaing. Now is necessary update it manually from Data Manager.
- Automatically update of "Title Drawing Propertie" when we change the real name of DWG.
- Posibility to Link to P&ID objects the Relative Files of Project: Manuals of valves, drawings of equipment, etc.
- P&ID Palletts is necessary to create for each project, and not for AutoCAD all projects as now.
- Automatically generate symbols legends for project. DWG which has all symbols which there are in our pallete, with description of each other.
- Any botton for delete "Autogen properties".
If a piece of equipment has been defined in one class, but later in the project makes sense to have it in its own class, it would be great if we could drag and drop the definition between classes to save having to purge and then redefine the class.
Full Vault integration!
A proper search function in the Project Setup would be very handy - for example, if you need to adjust a particular class, but don't know where in the object tree it sits, search could pinpoint it for you. (this might happen on large projects where one person has added classes but not documented where they've added them, and a second person needs to adjust these classes later)
As of right now when you try to connect an Off-Page Connector, the "Create Connection" dialogue box displays the available drawings in an undesirable order. I believe it may be based the drawing creation date, but the order that would make the most sense is alpha-numeric.
Please change the drawing order to alpha-numeric in the Off-Page Connector "Create Connection" menu so that drawings may be found more easily.
It would save an extra step if we could see annotation text on the cursor at placement. This would enable more precise placement. Currently have to guess at where annotation should go, then move it.
How bout having the ability to add retrospective copy project to old and existing P&ID's
Since our template and copy project is always evolving i think it would be good to add addittions to earlier projects easily.
Just a though!!!
Also make it easier to make and add blocks!!!
far to time consuming!
why don't you use the find command : find "no123456" and replace all at once....and its much faster
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Though not the kind of celebration Chevy was probably hoping for, the Malibu received an emergency refresh for 2014 bringing a slightly updated exterior as well as more interior space, more engine power and better fuel economy. Chevy issued a press release to track the changes of the Malibu over its 50 years and numerous designs, and more interestingly, it put together a side-by-side comparison for the 1964 and 2014 model years.
Back in '64, the 2,870-pound, body-on-frame Malibu was powered by a carbureted 3.2-liter inline six-cylinder engine producing 120 horsepower; a two-speed automatic transmission was optional. For model-year, 2014 the Malibu weighs in at almost 3,400 pounds and uses a 196-horsepower, direct-injected 2.5-liter four-cylinder as its powerplant. Be sure to check out the full gallery and Chevy's press release, which is posted below, for more details about the Malibu's first 50 years. Or look through our classic Malibu gallery, to see the car through the years.
DETROIT – In 1964, a gallon of gas cost 30 cents and a movie ticket cost $1.25. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the year at 874 and The Beatles made their historic appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. It was also the year Chevrolet introduced the Malibu.
What a difference half a century makes.
The 2014 Malibu is a technologically advanced midsize sedan delivering efficiency, comfort and connectivity unimagined in 1964. Compared with the 2013 model, a new, standard 2.5L engine with stop/start technology contributes to 14 percent greater fuel economy in the city (25 mpg) and 6 percent improved mileage on the highway (36 mpg).
Stylish for its day, Malibu made its mid-1960s debut as Chevrolet's first "intermediate" car – and one of the first midsize cars in America. Before then, Chevrolet's passenger car lineup consisted of a range of full-size models, headlined by Impala, along with the compact Chevy II (Nova), Corvair and Corvette.
Named for the Los Angeles-area enclave that was center of the beach culture in the 1960s, the Malibu was the top trim line for the intermediate platform, which also included the Chevelle as an entry-level model, and the El Camino truck. It was lauded for its robust, body-on-frame construction and responsive coil-spring front suspension.
The 2014 Malibu is the eighth generation of the nameplate and its standard 2.5L four-cylinder engine delivers 65 percent more horsepower than the original Malibu's standard 3.2L six-cylinder. The technological progress extends to safety, comfort and connectivity features. What has not changed is Malibu's mission as a midsize car with styling that stands the test of time.
Generation 1 – 1964-1967
Although originally launched as premium sedan for families, the first Malibu was quickly caught up in the muscle car wars of the 1960s and soon after its introduction, the sporty Malibu SS was born. The Chevelle SS took the lead for Chevrolet's muscle cars in 1966 and the Malibu continued as the premium model, tailored for the growing number of suburban customers who sought roominess yet efficiency for their long commutes everyday.
Generation 2 – 1968-1972
Based on the original intermediate platform, the 1968-72 models' dimensions shifted with a slightly shorter 112-inch wheelbase for coupes and convertibles and a longer, 116-inch wheelbase for sedans and wagons. Like the 1964-67 models, each model year in the second generation had distinctive year-over-year styling differences.
Generation 3 – 1973-1977
The 1973 introduction of the third-generation Malibu brought a new frame that retained the previous 112-/116-inch wheelbases, but to accommodate new federal crash standards, the bodies grew about five inches in length and one inch in width. A European-inspired Laguna model briefly dethroned the Malibu from its perch atop the midsize hierarchy.
Generation 4 – 1978-1983
Chevrolet discontinued the Chevelle line after 1977 and the next generation of downsized midsize cars would stick strictly with the Malibu name from 1978 onward. They were a foot shorter and more than 500 pounds lighter, offering V-6 and V-8 engines. There was even a dedicated police car package.
Generation 5 – 1997-2003
After a five-year run with the fourth generation, the sun set on Malibu from 1984 until 1997, when it was reborn as an all-new, front-wheel-drive sedan, offering four- and six-cylinder engines. It was named Motor Trend Car of the Year for 1997.
Generation 6 – 2004-2007
Malibu moved to GM's award-winning global architecture for 2004, offering greater technology, efficiency and performance – including the return of the Malibu SS, which featured a 240-horsepower 3.9L V-6. The Malibu range also included the Malibu Maxx five-door extended sedan, which offered greater cargo room and innovations such as the ability of the rear seat to slide seven inches fore and after and reclining rear seat.
Generation 7 – 2008-2012
Riding on an enhanced, longer version of the architecture introduced on the 2004 Malibu, the seventh-generation models introduced greater levels of refinement, performance and efficiency – along with enhanced safety features, including standard head curtain side air bags. It was voted the 2008 North American Car of the Year at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Generation 8 – 2013-2014
Redesigned for 2013, Chevrolet further enhanced Malibu for 2014 with greater efficiency, new connectivity features, comfort enhancements and a new front-end appearance. It offers the segment's first engine with standard stop/start technology and an available 2.0L turbo engine with 259 horsepower that continues a performance legacy established 50 years ago.
MALIBU MODELS COMPARED: 1964 vs. 2014
1964 Malibu |
2014 Malibu |
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body-on-frame |
body-frame-integral |
Drivetrain layout: |
rear-wheel drive |
front-wheel drive |
Wheelbase: |
115 in. |
107.8 in. |
Overall length: |
193.9 in. |
191.5 in. |
Overall width: |
74.6 in. |
73 in. |
Curb weight: |
2870 lbs. |
3393 lbs. |
Standard engine: |
3.2L inline-six |
2.5L inline-four |
Valvetrain: |
cam-in-block with pushrods |
DOHC with variable valve timing and variable valve lift control |
Fuel delivery: |
one single-barrel carburetor |
direct fuel injection |
Horsepower: |
120 |
196 |
Transmission: |
3-speed manual (std.); 2-speed automatic (opt.) |
6-speed automatic |
Brakes: |
four-wheel drum |
four-wheel disc with ABS |
Steering: |
recirculating ball (non-assisted); power-assist (opt.) |
electric power-assisted rack-and-pinion |
Wheel size: |
14 x 6.5-in. (std.) |
16 x 7.5-in. (std.) |
Air conditioning: |
optional |
Standard |
Infotainment: |
AM radio |
Chevrolet MyLink |
Safety: |
optional safety belts |
10 standard air bags |
StabiliTrak stability control: |
unavailable |
Standard |
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One out of three high school teenaged girls will either be abused or has already been in an abusive relationship according to the National Center for Disease Control. This alarming number is something that the domestic violence task force hopes to bring to citizens' attention.
Sgt. Jim Taliaferro, with the task force, told us that they especially hope to be an advocate for teens who are involved in abusive relationships since they may not know where to turn. The task force hopes to encourage teenagers in unhealthy relationships to talk to a trusted adult or their local law enforcement.
There are signs that parents can look for in a teenager who may be in an unhealthy relationship. Davis said that injuries, isolation from friends and family and indecisiveness are three signs that someone could be in an abusive relationship.
Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Sandi Davis told us that 40% of teenaged girls, 14 to 17 years old, say that they know someone their age who has been hit or beaten by a boyfriend. She said many times physically abusive relationships start out as emotionally unhealthy ones with someone being controlled by their partner.
To avoid getting stuck in dangerous situations, Davis suggests that teens should go on group dates and always let parents know their plans. Setting high standards for a significant other can also help to develop healthy relationships because the more that we tolerate, then the more that we will allow, Davis explained.
The Caddo/Bossier Domestic Violence Task Force encourages victims of domestic abuse, stalking or teen dating violence to call the Louisiana Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-888-411-1333.


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Date: February 14, 2013
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An estimated 2,300 people attended the jubilant dedication ceremony Saturday, Feb. 9, of the expansion of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Churchgoers began to raise money to expand the church in 2008 with the encouragement from the Rev. Don Henry, who had a vision of expanding the church.
"Everything we have today was built and given by those parishioners who came before us, and when we grew from a parish of 600 families to 2,600 families, it was clearly evident we needed to enlarge our worship space," said Director of Operations Jim Selinsky.
Members had a three-year period to raise enough money to expand the church. Because of the recession in 2008, the church was granted an extra year to raise funds. Parish members raised $6 million from fundraisers and individual donations, making the church free of mortgage debt.
The church that once seated 750 people now seats 1,850 people. In addition to more space, the 1984 plumbing, electrical, heating and air conditioning systems were updated. The church ordered an Italian-made Ruffatti organ and even installed a hearing-loop system. The hearing-loop system allows members wearing hearing aides with a T-coil to hear what is being said through the microphone. The original church was designed in a contemporary style by architect Carl Abbot. Architecture firms Julian Norman-Webb and Cobrooke designed the expansion of the church, and Willis A. Smith Construction Inc. built the structure.
St. Thomas More was first established as a mission church of Incarnation Parish in Sarasota Sept. 16, 1979, and held its first service in the cafeteria of Gulf Gate Elementary Oct. 6, 1979. The permanent church was built five years later with the first Mass being held at sunrise on Easter 1984. Parishioners stood in the roofless church on an unfinished earth floor that first Mass.
Today, hundreds of parishioners listened to the liturgy in that same church except now it has more than 5,000 members. The Most Rev. Frank J. Dewane, bishop of the Diocese of Venice, invited the Most Rev. John. G. Noonan, bishop of Orlando, to take his place presiding over the dedication ceremony due to an illness. An additional 20 visiting priests concelebrated the rituals and prayers that date back millenniums.
"It was a beautiful and jubilant celebration that is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many," Selinsky said.
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Window dressing is illegal and hardly ever discovered or punished. Tuesday will be no exception. Even late in the day Tuesday, the CME lowered margins for trading most stock index futures which was one helluva trap. So, at least for Wednesday the theme: "bad news is good, good news is better" is off the table, if only for today.
Yesterday's bullish move was wrapped around the Greek 60 billion euro bailout. (Greek debt was lowered again by Moody's Wednesday. They're so on top of things, eh?)
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i have finally been able to root lots of rose cuttings... 30 to be exact ..i potted them in nov of last year and did about 3 or 4 in one pot .last week i separated them into 1 gal pots. i have them in the green house but i don't know when i can take them out to harden in the sun or how to go about it ,do i take them out in partial sun at first? i am sooo afraid they might die however they are all pencil size with lots of both roots and leaves on top..please help
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Apr 1st 2008 3:42AM umn has anyone noticed on the wow site that there is a new april fool hero class announced (Bard) as well as a consol version of wow called moleten core.
First is obviously an april fools but the second one could be real
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Jan 31st 2008 8:54AM Meh, nothing spectular I dislie the fact that you strongly recommend a combat build, let players choose, positioning isn't hard once you get distract and ambush is a great openner.
A world full of Death Knights {WoW}
Jan 1st 2008 1:43PM I'm rolling a DK because i like the DK lore thats all. About the flood Blizzard has said that the rune system will be somehwat complicated to use and will deter quite a few players from making the DK their main so I'm not worried
Free character moves for Oceanic realms {WoW}
Dec 20th 2007 9:55AM Thank god they're doing this I'm in Aman Thul and even on non peak hours on a Monday i get a 500 people queue
Ask WoW Insider: Are you who you play? {WoW}
Dec 15th 2007 12:56AM Im half french so i speak both languages, for some strange and unfathomable reason in french i refer to my rogue on first person and in english in third person.
PTR Notes: Cheat Death insanely buffed, mobs' fear nerfed {WoW}
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Excuse me but I'm not proud of this but As a subtlety rogue shadowstep makes it so easy to pull threat even when youve let the talk build up aggro, I hope this patch comes out soon so that all those combat bastards stop laughing at me lol
Breakfast Topic: Should all classes get to tank, heal, and dps? {WoW}
Oct 14th 2007 9:14AM I dont think Paladins should even get an enhance to DPS they werent meantto do damage in the first place, if you want to do that roll a rogue or mage, therefore I dont see threat reduction as necessary they should not be able to do enough damage to be constantly pulling a mob off the tank, its not the paladin's job


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"really really fantastic. I asked my uncle for the smoked turkey legs from thanksgiving and it worked beautifully. I didnt have to change the recipe one bit either. So many different textures and a very filling soup. I thought the multigrain bread sort of tasted like an afterthough, but the second time around I toasted it and it was WAY beter...."


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Linwood Group ask whether there is a secret to 'alcohol rehab success' and can it be measured?
London, UK (PRWEB) November 21, 2009 -- Linwood Group reveal that with up to one in three of the adult UK population drinking enough alcohol to create a risk of developing alcohol-related liver disease*, it is hardly a surprise that many are increasingly turning to rehabilitation programmes and residential centres for help. However, for someone making the financially and emotionally costly decision to enter into rehab, how can they compare rehab treatment centres, and programmes, to ensure they get the right help for ultimate success?
Alcohol treatment success rates have always been difficult for rehab centres to quantify. The first difficulty is how 'success' is actually measured. Sue Allchurch, director of Linwood Group, explains further: "Unlike taking a degree, where a person can look at the track record of the University's grades, rehabilitation is far more difficult to measure. There is little hard data actually available on the success rates of alcohol treatment programmes in the UK, purely because there is very little consensus on what 'success' actually means. Is a treatment programme termed a success if the person is sober for one year, five years or a lifetime? Although some treatment centres will choose to define success rates based on certain time periods of sobriety, I feel one of the most important determining factors of 'success' is whether a person leaves a treatment programme equipped with the essential tools that they will need to keep pursuing life-long freedom fr
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China and Freedom of Speech: new systems for the accountability of the press. An evening with John Kampfner
14 March 2014
6th March 2014, panel discussion hosted by UCL's China Centre for Health and Humanity and Centre for Transnational History and sponsored by UCL Grand Challenges (ii) and the UCL Institute for Human Rights.
Read all about it: Report by Dylan Brethour, PG History student.
Beware of Security, Responsibility, and Stability: Fighting for Freedom of Expression in China and Beyond
by Dylan Brethour
'Freedom of expression is a fundamental, universal and transnational right, only to be restricted in extremis.'
So began John Kampfner's portion of 'China and Freedom of Speech: new systems for the accountability of the press. Kampfner, a journalist and former Chief Executive of the Index on Censorship, set the tone for the rest of the evening.
Organised by UCL's China Centre for Health and Humanity and Centre for Transnational History, the event was introduced by Professor Axel Körner and Dr Vivienne Lo and included presentations and a subsequent discussion by Professor Zhengxiao Guo, Dr Lily Chang, and Mr Stephen Perry.
Despite some differences among the panellists, there was a common sense that no country can afford the luxury of indifference in the maintenance of something so essential as freedom of expression.
While China was the locus of the discussion, all of the participants touched on broader global threats to freedom of expression. Kampfner discussed some of the methods governments use to disguise restrictive measures.
There was the disheartening general reminder that people's fears about international security and stability can be exploited to justify invasive laws. As an example of this, Kampfner spoke of the pornography filter debate in the UK.
Ostensibly designed in the name of child protection, the filter controls access to an extent that allows authorities to carry out other activities under the auspices of its original 'intent'. This is, in Kampfner's words, an 'unarguable proposition' – one might disagree with invasive internet control, but not with protecting children.
There was also some question as to whether social media are helping or hindering freedom of expression. In recent years there has been an enormous amount of optimism surrounding the potential of the internet and social media to increase freedoms in China.
Kampfner was more circumspect about the possible utility of social media, arguing that political movements are not created online. More optimistically, he suggested that where a political movement already exists, social media can help it spread.
Kampfner also considered the differences between old and new media. Reading the newspaper, he argued, exposes people to a greater variety of views. In contrast, because information online is self-selected, it has the potential to reinforce existing prejudices and worldviews.
There is also the possibility that when functioning as a political outlet, social media have the effect of displacing activity in the real world. The internet also benefits the state by providing a context for mass surveillance.
The revelations about data collection by the NSA and GCHQ were dramatic demonstrations that democratic countries are not exempt from government intrusion.
This raises the question, why don't we respond to the erosion of something so fundamental? Steven Perry suggested that Chinese people simply don't care about political measures restricting freedom of speech.
He argued that something similar is happening in the UK, where people are indifferent to control over the media by political and corporate interests. During the debate after the speeches, Kampfner expressed some scepticism about this point, arguing that people do care when they are affected by political restrictions.
Rather than assume that the population is indifferent or lazy, it seems more useful to ask what network of rights and obligations we are collectively trying to balance. Lily Chang introduced the concept of spheres of freedom.
Rather than addressing freedom as a comprehensive whole, she asked how different aspects of society interact. The demands of political, economic and media freedoms may be very different and even potentially at odds. She noted the elasticity of these relationships, which change according to requirement and context.
This concept of elasticity continued throughout the remainder of the discussion. There was a general question as to whether the complexity of social requirements entailed the sacrifice of certain freedoms.
All of the panellists acknowledged in some sense the number of demanding and potentially competing interests at play here. What remained clear, however, was the strong utilitarian benefits that freedom of expression provides.
Kampfner in particular argued that an 'open, critical, fearless society' will lead to better political outcomes. In a similar vein, Professor Guo spoke of the 'nutrients' that are needed for a strong, healthy society. The development of constructive state practice is evidently contingent on free and vital public discourse.
By the end of the evening, there were still no obvious answers as to what the ideal conditions are to preserve freedom of expression.
Unsurprisingly, given the topic at hand, there was a strong agreement about people bearing an individual responsibility to consider what kind of society provides the greatest benefits.
Rather than offering a vision for the future, the event posed the questions: what are our obligations as global citizens and, ultimately, what will the consequences be of our neglect?
See also: http://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/events/2014/03/18/fighting-for-freedom-of-expression-in-china-and-beyond/
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There was such a wonderful response to this give-away, we decided, what the heck, we'll give away 2 sets of Lavender Scented Rainbow Bean Bags. The winners were drawn at random and they are:
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"The world was wonderful," he says. "I got a copy of the new Dylan album in advance that nobody else had. I just met Bill Wyman at a book signing. I just had the new album done -- it was a seventy-minute epic with a whole bunch of smartass tunes and dialogue bits. Then September 11 happened, and it became a whole different record overnight."
Sensing that the tone of Circus Town, his third alt-country solo effort, would have seemed flippant following the events of that disastrous day, Womack hacked the album nearly in half.
"I didn't write a single new thing," he says. "But the smartass stuff went out the window, and it became a 45-minute rock record instead."
When Circus Town (originally titled Destiny Mullet) sees release in mid-March on Sideburn Records, it will arrive as a slightly more tenderhearted offering from the famously irreverent Southern troubadour. Gone, for example, is "When Disney Takes Jerusalem," a tune that Womack considered a mite touchy in the world's current climate. (The song is available through Womack's Web site, tommywomack.com.) And though Circus Time features plenty of songs that won't grace the Opry anytime soon ("Selling Mom's Urine on E-Bay," for example), it finds Womack running through the majority of his gut-driven songs with noticeably less vitriol than he's known for.
By overseeing the album's production with the help of David Henry (Cowboy Junkies, Josh Rouse), Womack also enjoyed the creative freedom to be introspective, raucous or ornery as he saw fit.
"This is a way more personally done record than any others," Womack admits. "I made all the final decisions, so if it sucks -- or if it's great -- it's all my fault. I made a record to please myself, and I'll play it in my truck until I'm old."
Womack does explore his love for electrified six-string racket on scorchers such as "Tough," "My Name Is Mud" and "You Can't Get There From Here," an ode to D-Day ("one of those nightmarish fixations that I have," he notes). But it's the quieter moments on Circus Town that sparkle: "You Could Be at the Beach Right Now, Little Girl" features beautiful harmonies with backup singer Lisa Oliver Gray, while the bittersweet "Nancy Dunn" is a boozy tug on a former flame. And though the gorgeous, swirling title cut is a standout, the album's pièce de résistance is a hilarious, cockeyed love letter with strings and harmonica called "The Replacements" -- eight minutes worth of slow-cooked reminiscing over the Twin Cities' most unreliable quartet in all their puke-stained glory. In the song, Womack debunks the hype surrounding Paul Westerberg, Slim Dunlap and the boys as they lope their collective way "from pupa to butterfly" before, in a booming voice, anointing the band the greatest he's ever seen: "When they were good/God got up to dance."
Like Positively Na Na, Womack's 1998 debut on Checkered Past Records, and Stubborn, his 2000 release on Sideburn, Circus Time falls well outside of the pseudo-earnest and mainstream tastes of Rhinestone City, the songwriter's adopted home since 1992.
"This town is an irony-free zone," Womack says. "It'll make you crazy after a while. I'm of the opinion that big money has ruined this town and its music. And it's ruined sports and going to the movies. Big money got shot in their balls on September 11. The Nashville I know is underneath all the image that the rest of the world knows. There's some buildings down on Music Row where these mega-million-dollar records get made, and mega-stars go down the road, and a few of 'em end up in CBS movies of the week. It's this whole separate world that's got a bunch a money in it, and all that happens behind the windows is that if you go into any of the clubs that I play in, none of those people are there, and I'm never in the offices where they are."
And while there's not a chance in hell that Womack would croon the merits of Dr Pepper alongside Garth anyway (Rubbermaid products are more to his liking), he looks for nightmarish sustenance in the darker outskirts of the imagination. In Womack's twisted comedy of errors, you're as likely to hear a lullaby for one of Stiv Bator's surviving Dead Boys bandmates ("Whatever Happened to Cheetah Chrome?") as you are to find tributes to junkies, misfits, battered women and unwed mothers.
"There's a whole bunch of fallen people and hard cases in my tunes," he says. "They're all little versions of me. They might be made-up fantastical little tales, but they all express a fear that I've carried around at some point. The Mob, D-Day, the Civil War, the notion of 200 English kids packing themselves into a basement and knocking themselves senseless and spitting all over each other -- the weird, the macabre, I'll admit that. I don't want to do that. I want to write touching little things about real people having real heart-to-heart episodes and be sensitive and intuitive and caring and everything Bono is. But I keep coming up with these other type songs."


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For the past five decades, Supano's has been luring patrons inside with a satisfying blend of music and meat. Whether by Frank Sinatra impersonators, jazz musicians, or a karaoke singer who just stubbed her toe, live tunes supplement the sounds of knives slicing into 20-ounce new york strip steaks and forks sliding into chunks of meaty lasagna. Supano's look is just as classic as its menu. Nestled in an aged brick building with a cobblestone façade, the restaurant emits an old-world vibe complete with warm lighting and photos of famous singers.
Below Supano's Steakhouse is Supano Zone. The underground sports bar fits the mold of a dream man-cave, with LED TVs that show all college games and pro-sports events. A shuffleboard table, dartboards, and a pool table welcome co-ed competition, which onlookers can cheer on while slurping down beers. The bar has long been a cherished place for hosting celebrations: after Baltimore hosted the first Grand Prix, the pro drivers lounged at Supano's and even left behind some memorabilia that is still on display.
Distinguishing itself as one of Baltimore magazine's Best Restaurants in 2010, The Prime Rib invokes the memory of elegant 1940s Manhattan supper clubs with its tuxedoed wait staff, opulent dining room, and extensive menu of succulent steaks and fresh seafood. Prime palates with appetizers such as the maine lobster bisque ($9.95) before rising to larger-portioned plates built on USDA Prime steaks in a range of sizes, from the 8-ounce petite filet mignon ($40.95) to the 12-ounce New York strip ($42.95) and the 12-megaton Las Vegas Strip.
Come to Sullivan's Steakhouse to enjoy a succulent filet mignon, with a fine cabernet sauvignon alongside it--is there anything more luxurious? Whether you're coming on Thursdays or Sunday for their $7 select drinks and entrees, or simply to just dance the night away at one of their live music events, there is something for everyone here at Sullivan's Steakhouse. Take advantage of their private dining amenities that allow you to seat up to 80 guests in their prestigious library area or up to 50 guests on our patio. Sullivan's also provides a national private dining program that allows our loyal customers to book gatherings at any one of our steakhouses anywhere in the country, which include special menu packages and reward programs. Whether you're having a corporate outing, a birthday party or a family get-together, know that Sullivan Steakhouse can provide the finest customer service available.
Some business relationships start with an idea. For Arnie Morton and Klaus Fritsch, it began with a fantastic hamburger made by Klaus and an uncertain moment in the kitchen when Arnie demanded to know who made his dinner. The story could've ended badly, but Klaus made an amazing hamburger and the rest, as they say, is history. Since that fateful day, Morton's has over 69 locations all over the country. It was founded on amazing food, but the most important thing at Morton's, for both the customers and employees, is respect and hospitality. That strong desire for happy patrons has led Morton's to expand their award-winning menu to include an impressive selection of wine, beers and cocktails as well as gluten sensitive and soy sensitive menus. Morton's believes that no one should leave disappointed or worse, sick! You can't go wrong with a visit to Morton's!
Get those baby back ribs at Outback Steakhouse. Outback favorites include more than just those famous ribs. Patrons also rave about their Grilled Chicken on the Barbie and the Teriyaki Steak Medallions. The Bloomin' Burger takes onions on a burger to a new level, and the Classic Blue Cheese Wedge Salad won't put a wedge in your wallet. Great food does not have hit high on the calorie meter. For meals under 600 calories, Outback offers a six ounce sirloin, a meal of grilled salmon or grilled chicken. Gluten free and vegetarian options are available. Visit Outback's website for promotions, gift cards, nutrition facts and information on how to order takeout. Guests can now order online as well. Patrons are welcome in large groups or with children as well, and reservations are encouraged. Go down under at Outback Steakhouse.


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Spring weddings in New England can often throw curve balls! Robin and Pat had planned a beautiful ceremony on the manicured grounds of Harrington Farm but Mother Nature had other plans. Luckily, the inside of Harrington Farm is as lovely as the outside. And the foggy, misty weather made for some gorgeous filtered light during formals! I'm so glad we were able to sneak out for some of those misty pictures. The grounds were the perfect setting for Robin's classic beauty look. Oh, and Pat looked pretty good too!
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No one is very good at this. It goes against our lifelong patterns that have been set up to push fear away. Even if we move slowly in this direction, however, it can lead to a triumph of love over the destructive potential of fear, and make the difference between a relationship living or dying. That is not to say that love and acceptance transforms fear into rainbows and butterflies. Even within the arms of love, fear is still raw, painful, and deeply unsettling. But when fear becomes an accepted 'citizen' in the relationship, it is no longer the enemy. It's just the colicky baby that needs your time and attention once in a while.


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The Little Rock Zoo will kick off its annual "Boo at the Zoo" attraction this weekend to provide Halloween-themed entertainment to families in central Arkansas.
A longtime tradition, the event features live music, carousel rides, a haunted house and a safe trick-or-treating environment for children and teenagers. The all-ages celebration also has a number of new attractions this year, including an event in which kids can trick-or-treat for toys as an alternative to candy and other sugar-filled snacks.
Spokeswoman Susan Altrui said the zoo is also hosting its annual adults-only preview Thursday night, which is available to attendees 21 and over.
"Rather than trick-or-treating for candy, they do trick-or-treat for adult beverages," Altrui said. "It is a fun way for adults to experience Boo at the Zoo before the actual event opens."
Boo at the Zoo will be open to the general public tomorrow night and runs until Sunday, Oct. 20. The attraction will open again on Oct. 25 and continue through Nov. 1, during which there will also be a "Day of the Dead" celebration.
General admission is $10 with a $5 discount for zoo members. Other rates and information can be found at LittleRockZoo.com.


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Statoil ASA (STL), Norway's largest oil and natural-gas company, drilled a dry hole in deep waters off the coast of northeastern Brazil.
Statoil is evaluating the next steps at the project after failing to find oil in a well in 1,890 meters (6,200 feet) of water at the Camamu-Almada basin, Statoil said today in an e- mailed response to questions.
"It is disappointing with a negative well result but that is the risk with frontier exploration," Statoil said. "We will now evaluate the result before we decide on next steps."
Statoil, based in Stavanger, Norway, started drilling the well in October. Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR4), Brazil's state- controlled producer, is a partner with Statoil at the project.
Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (GTE), a Canadian oil company operating in South America, agreed to buy a 15 percent stake in the BM- CAL-10 block on Sept. 15 as it expands in Brazil, which plans to double oil production over the next 10 years.
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What are SEO fURLsSearch Engine-Friendly URLs (or SEO fURLs) feature is an important SEO facility which allows you to increase the traffic to your website. A fURL looks like a web address that is easy for a user and a search engine crawler to decipher (in comparison with a dirty URL - http://www.example.com/cgi-bin/gen.pl?id=4&view=basic). In other words, most search engines won't index any pages that have a question mark or other character (like an ampersand or equals sign) in the URL. That is why it is important to consider using fURLs. Back to topEnabling fURLs in your ViArt ShopTo setup fURLs, it is necessary to perform a few steps: 1. Create an .htaccess file and insert the following code: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /friendly_url.php [L] </IfModule> where Module mode_rewite - is an Apache module that allows you to use regular expressions within an .htaccess file to rewrite your URLs. RewriteEngine On - turns mod_rewrite on. RewriteCond directive - defines conditions under which the rewriting should take place. RewriteRule is the rewriting rule. If the above Rewrite Rule does not work, then insert the below string in the .htaccess file: ErrorDocument 404 /friendly_url.phpNote: Please, note that if ViArt Shop is running from some sub-folder, e.g. http://www.some-web-site.com/viart/ then the path to friendly_url.php script should contain /viart too, like: RewriteRule . /viart/friendly_url.php [L] or ErrorDocument 404 /viart/friendly_url.php 2. When the file with the code is ready, save it and upload to the root folder of your shop. 3. Next step is to enable fURLs in the Admin panel. Go to Administration > System > System Global settings and find the settings as on the screenshot below: Note: You can select to use different extensions for fURLs or use fURLs without extension (in the field 'Friendly Extension') and select a way to generate fURls (as shown below): Back to top Configuring fURLs for IISIf you are using an IIS server, please follow the below instructions to enable fURLs:
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Helpful Tips and TroubleshootingHow to create an .htaccess file An .htaccess is a file used to administer Apache access options for whichever directory it is placed in. To create an. htaccess file, follow the instructions below: 1. Open any text editor (for example, notepad), insert necessary rewrite rule code, then save it as a text file somewhere to your computer. 2. Open Far Manager (or similar program)and change the name of the file to .htaccess (without .txt extension) (as shown on the image below): 3. Save the file and upload it to the root folder of your shop via any FTP client program. You may get more information on creating .htacess file from the below articles: http://www.tomrafteryit.net/creating-an-htaccess-file or http://www.apluskb.com/scripts/How_do_I_create_an_answer2168.html |


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George Monbiot on Junk Science, Rational Thought, and The Tragedy of Giving Up Nuclear (Podcast)
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How Clinging to Economic Growth Stifles Our Imagination
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Royal Pin?s four bowling centers boast a total of 270 gleaming lanes, but their widely varied facilities offer far more than games of tenpins. At all four locations, cosmic-bowling nights create a psychedelic atmosphere with fog, music, and black lights.
The Woodland location, though, was voted Best Bowling in Indianapolis 2012 by CityVoter and ups the ante with flat screens above the lanes and cushy couches where players recline while waiting their turn to take a ride through the pinsetter. Its adjacent outdoor mini-golf course, Pirates? Cove, sends putters on a salty adventure with 18 Lilliputian fairways populated by streams, waterfalls, and a pirate ship. In addition, the location recently received a makeover, with a new midway, lounge, bar and restaurant. In that same center, there's also the two-story Pirate's Quest laser tag, which combines the excitement of laser tag and swashbuckling.
At the Expo location, the theme relates to another exciting frontier: space. In Laser Storm tag, players battle for rights to moon territories. Besides their alleys, Royal Pin also manages the 5-acre Greatimes Family Fun Park, where kids zip around a go-cart track, bounce through a multilevel playland, or pilot bumper boats equipped with blaster squirt guns and highly sensitive grownup detectors.
At Bluff Creek Golf Course, the club's eponymous creek chuckles quietly across 171 acres of relatively open emerald sweeps and 6,525 yards of fairways and greens. Though much of the course roams across flat terrain, certain holes feature sudden elevation changes, including the par 3 10th, where the green rests at the bottom of a 70-foot drop-off that visually obscures the target from golfers. Forgiving fairways, fast bent-grass greens, and thick heather grasses to ensnare poor shots create the feeling of a classic links-style course. Players must take confident swings to evade the water hazards formed by the creek and nine retention ponds, which come into play on the final eight holes and every screaming match with a catfish.
After rounds, a parade of players leads past startlingly colorful redbud trees to the hilltop clubhouse, which sits at one of the highest points in Johnson County. Frosty glasses sing together, the sound drifting off toward the distant Indianapolis skyline. Bluff Creek Golf Course also peddles a variety of clubs and apparel from other top brands in a pro shop, where guests can schedule lessons with a certified instructor to fix a recurring slice or tendency to yell their social-security number mid swing.
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Prodded by their irish setter, Rusty, Robert and Stephanie Morrison parlayed more than 10 years of experience caring for animals into opening U Dirty Dawg, a full-service dog center. The approximately 4,000-square-foot facility offers a one-stop canine shop, where owners can give dogs a bath, put them through obedience training, or drop them off for daycare and boarding. Additionally, Center Grove Animal Clinic is just next door, and Dr. Jennifer Finnegan can care for pets should they fall ill.
During doggy daycare, canines romp around indoors or catch some rays in the 2,500-square-foot outdoor area, complete with kiddie pools, jungle gyms, and soap boxes for impromptu speeches. Pups bunking overnight enjoy plenty of fresh water and a cozy blanket in their private 6?x4? runs, with designated indoor and outdoor play areas for smaller dogs.
Fur in need of refurbishing can benefit from the sudsy ministrations of owners or professionals. A self-serve dog wash accommodates any size breed in stainless-steel tubs, and includes shampoo, brushes, and dryers. During professional services, groomers de-scraggle coats and add touches of nail trims and ear cleaning that go a long way toward scoring dogs a prom date.
The story of Mallow Run Winery reads like a Steinbeck novel with a happy ending—a tale of romance, music, and farm life. John Richardson grew up on the 600-acre plot where Mallow Run now resides, but left for 35 years to become a teacher. During this time, he raised his son, Bill, whose dream of following the pastoral path of his ancestors led him to pursue a degree in Agriculture at Purdue University. After he graduated and his father retired, they both returned to John's stomping ground with the intent of growing grapes for various Indiana wineries. Bill would meet his wife, Laura, while playing music locally in the Carmel Symphony—the former on French horn and the latter on clarinet—and thus, the triumvirate behind Mallow Run Winery was born.
Between the bushels of corn and soybeans that spring from the verdant fields, eight acres of grapevines produce the plump fruit that goes into bottles of Chardonel, Traminette, Seyval Blanc, and other varietals, and the tailpipes of any double-parked cars on the estate. The winery has become a destination to listen to live music in addition to sipping wine with friends and family, as the winery's spacious lawn is often used for concerts from local artists.
Otte Golf and Family Fun Center is a perennial fixture in Golf Range Magazine's list of the country's Top 100 Golf Ranges. Its 300-yard driving range houses more than 50 stalls—guests can choose between grass and mat hitting surfaces—set under high-powered lights that keep the target greens illuminated at night. The range provides a venue for independent practice or preparation for rounds on the center's 18-hole executive course, a circuit of par-threes and fours that takes a convenient 2.5 hours to complete, which gives golfers more time to trick out the vintage golf carts in their garages.
A lighthouse stands sentry over the 18-hole miniature golf course, where guests advance through flowerbeds, willow trees, and tidy rows of shrubs and hedges. Those interested in striking balls that aren't placed on tees or the noses of their best friends can visit one of nine batting cages, where pitching machines dispense a steady stream of baseballs and softballs at various speeds.
An arcade game stands in the corner of this practice's reception room. While its vivid lights might initially seem out of place next to the stone fireplace and warm, sandy walls, the invitation to play puts the finishing touch on an atmosphere focused first and foremost on a positive patient experience. Here, a skilled staff practices family, cosmetic, and orthodontic dentistry under a mission statement that works to ensure those opening wide are happy, calm, and prone to whistling.
Dr. Stacy Johnson keeps visits comfortable with what he calls on his website "home town flair," but he's still attached to the advanced dental technology that makes effective, pain-free visits possible. Though he hails from rural Indiana, he now spends his days caring for underserved patients in Haiti, Brazil, Ecuador, and El Salvador. Those in need of a cosmetic mouth-lift may turn to associate dentist, Dr. Randy Young, who specializes in oral makeovers using veneers and porcelain crowns.