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Jut Table 120
Price: $840.00Overview
Design by Karim Rashid, 2008.
Made in Spain by VONDOM.
Showcasing artistic contrast, bold rectilinear shapes make up the minimalistic design of this large Jut Table 120. Clean, sharp lines and angles give the piece a chic contemporary charm, perfect for living and entertaining areas whether indoors or outdoors. The coffee table's low profile brings a more relaxed feel to the ambiance and an unobtrusive view of family and friends, encouraging conversations to flow freely. In addition, it's low enough to slip under higher coffee tables too. The impact-resistant polyethylene material composition is weatherproof and provides protection from extreme weather conditions and is suitable for commercial use as well. While contributing to style, long perforations across the tabletop facilitate the spontaneous seepage of rainwater to keep the furniture dry. The Jut Table 120 is available in a range of vibrant colors and two finishes.
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- Resistant to UVI Factor UV8, equivalent to 8.000 hours of Florida sunlight
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Material(s): Rotationally molded, low density linear polyethylene
Dimensions: 47.25"W X 31.5"D X 11.75"H
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Formed in 2010, Vondom is already making waves in the world of modern outdoor furniture design and manufacturing. Apart from a premium selection of avant-garde outdoor tables, chairs, chaise lounges and stools, the company also offers accessories and decorative pots, bringing contemporary elegance to alfresco and indoor spaces.
The architectural grandeur of each Vondom invention is an aesthetic manifestation of the company's passion for design and Mediterranean style. Renowned architects lead the development of Vondom's original designs, which feature eye-catching art-gallery silhouettes ranging from familiar to peculiar without sacrificing full functionality. In their collections you'll find sleek tables, some of which double as storage, and seats that resemble sculptural masterpieces but are surprisingly comfortable. For added practicality, some Vondom planters incorporate a self-watering system and many of their furniture pieces have an internal lamp or LED lighting, making them lights themselves. With a comprehensive range of products and color options, there's a Vondom for every style conscious user.
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text: Don't get us wrong, we love Topshop and Urban Outfitters for putting together affordable of-the-moment outfits. Problem is, everyone and their mom also loves Topshop and Urban, so it always takes away a bit of the magic when someone tells you they saw your skirt in the store last week. We'll let you in on one of our great style finds for this summer: BB Dakota's skirts and dresses, which cost less than $100 and are completely cute versions of the styles we're loving in the glossies. You're welcome. [Dakota Collective]

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22 You know his character, how he labors with me for the gospel like a son works with his father. | 22 But you know that Timothy has proved himself, because as a son with his father he has served with me in the work of the gospel. |
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'Where the Wild Things Are' author Sendak wrote to 'communicate profound truths'
Maurice Sendak never had children, but understood the power of the parent-child bond. His seminal work, 'Where the Wild Things Are,' was criticized as too dark for children, but became a classic.
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Iconic author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, who died Tuesday morning, never had children. But he understood the power of the parent-child bond, and the relationships that avid readers young and old had with his book were as intimate and passionate as any between parent and offspring.
"Maurice Sendak, for me," says Joseph Heithaus, a DePauw University professor, poet, and father of four via email, "embodied the pleasure of curling in next to your child and reading something that could delight both of you." His youngest, now 10, he says, "still wants her childhood story books read aloud at night, and just last week we read again 'Chicken Soup with Rice.' "
That Sendak poem, he says, "even outside its hilarious illustrations, does just what a poem should do. It sets up a pattern and then surprises you again and again."
Professor Heithaus says the Sendak work, working similarly to a ghazal, an ancient Persian poetic form, incites the reader to play along. "What child hearing that book aloud doesn't join you in the refrain – Chicken Soup with Rice?" he says.
Mr. Sendak himself always rued the fact that he did not have children of his own, however, and toward the end of his career created the Sendak Fellowship. This month-long retreat brought authors to his remote Connecticut compound for weeks of intense artistic inquiry – and genuine fellowship, say those fortunate enough to have partaken in one of the only two held.


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The Communist Party of India-Marxist CPI(M) has urged the Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) to take adequate measures and protect the people from landslides. The party also wanted the corporation to take concrete steps to protect the people living in dilapidated buildings.
CPI(M) city secretary Ch. Babu Rao on Thursday said that 230 buildings were identified as dilapidated buildings in the city.
The officials, however, have not disclosed the details such as how many were living in those buildings and what measures being taken. A scientific study of the dilapidated buildings was need of the hour, he said. A woman received grievous injuries when a wall collapsed in 36th division. She is undergoing treatment in a hospital at Guntur.
A portion of Ramgopal satram also caved in sending the people in tizzy. The landslides in hilly areas worries people, he said adding, the Corporation was requested to take necessary steps to prevent mishaps.
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I'm not sure if this would work but I live in a second floor apartment and I have a balcony but its facing a creek with woods and while some sunlight gets through, it's not direct. I have heirloom tomato, zucchini, jalape'┐Įo, squash and a few others I want to grow but I don't know if the lack of sunlight will limit me or not. |
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Those veggies are all full-sun plants. Sorry about that. Strawberries can grow in partial shade but I've been told they need about six hours of direct sun to do well. Some kinds of ornamental asperagus do fine in shade but the edible kind also needs some direct sun, as I understand it. If you live in a warm winter zone, you might want to look at tropicals, including coffee and cacao. But those are a heckuva challenge. |
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6 to be specific, that the Gentiles are fellow heirs and fellow members of the body, and fellow partakers of the promise in Christ Jesus through the gospel, | 6 This mystery is that through the gospel the Gentiles are heirs together with Israel, members together of one body, and sharers together in the promise in Christ Jesus. |
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When Uhuru Kenyatta won Kenya's presidential election, the United States, a top ally to the country, reacted with unease in light of Kenyatta's criminal charges and Kenya's recent violence. For more on the local and global fallout from the election is Jendayi Frazer, former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs.
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I have been researching lifts here for awhile and learned alot thanks to everyone here. I am about to make my order, but just have a few more things to sort out. I do not have the TSB Rear Leafs, the truck has 62,000 on it and it doesn't sound like I can get this fixed at this point.
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This video walks you through the entire Flash Application. It's an A-Z guide to using Flash. Even if you have never used Flash Before, this video will get you creating Flash projects in no time at all. This video is created with the designer in mind. You'll learn all the actionscript you need to get started developing Rich Internet sites, even if you have no programming experience.
Colin walks you through with his no-nonsense, plain English approach. It's easier that you thought to learn Flash, and no, it doesn't have to be boring and difficult. All the lesson files, Flash files, videos, sounds and photos are included so you have what the instructor has.
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The Card
Moving onto the card, we can see Galaxy has opted to go with the Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme cooler which packs three 92mm fans. If you look carefully behind the fans you can not only see a number of aluminum fins but also the copper heat pipes that help keep the core as cool as possible.
We can see that Galaxy have added their own sticker to the fan with their website URL, but apart from that there isn't much else to see due to how large the cooler is. We can see that it covers just about every bit of the PCB. As for the thickness of it, the cooler does take up just over two slots, so making use of the third slot on your motherboard may be a bit of an issue. For some it's going to be a deal breaker; for others it's not going to matter.
Towards the back of the card we have two power connectors, one a 6-Pin and the other an 8-Pin. Also back here we can see another small connector that is used in conjunction with the S/PDIF loopback cable so that you can get sound along with video through the HDMI port.
Closer to the front of the card we have two SLI connectors; due to the size of the cooler, though, you're probably going to find it a bit difficult to use this if your second card needs to go into the third slot on the motherboard.
Looking at the front of the card, we can see that Galaxy have again decided to mix it up. While we have the standard S-Video TV Out port and Dual Link DVI port, they have also taken the time to include a HDMI port natively on the card. This just makes using HDMI connectivity a lot cleaner without the need to have a connector hanging off the back of your card.
Opting for such a mean looking cooler, it doesn't come as any surprise that Galaxy has taken the time to overclock the card. Below we can see that the core has been increased from the stock 633MHz to 648MHz; this has in turn increased the shader clock from 1404MHz to 1476MHz.
As for the 896MB of GDDR3 memory, that has been increased from 1134MHz or 2268MHz DDR to a more rounded 1200MHz or 2400MHz DDR. This overclock should result in a nice little increase in performance.


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Hi Hazel, I have a question for you. Have you ever had anyone complain that your soap was drying & if so, how did you fix it? My daughter says the m&p I made for her dries out her skin. Do you add anything like oils or butters to moisturize? Is goat's milk soap better for this problem?
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No,I've gotten nothing but complements on the soap. Where did you get your base? and what oils? Glycerin is a natural humectrant, which draws moisture to the skin....it's possible her skin was dry before but just not noticed, but as with anything, when we change soap, tooth paste, deoderent, we are more likely to "notice" something that we overlooked before, & presumed it was normal. It could be the soap base or the oils, you could try different, base & scent or leave it unscented & see how it goes. Hazel (ps excuse any typos....just got in from stained glass class & have boo-boo's on multiple fingers....) |
Thanks, Hazel. I'll tell her I added something (but not really do it) for the next bar & see what she thinks!! The base I used is from a supplier not far from where I live - tubosoap - & I have never had any problems with any of his products. Maybe it's just my primadonna daughter. Sandra |
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The propeller-driven UAV is to undergo a substantial increase to its flight-test campaign this year, with two BMW-engined prototypes to be joined by a further eight company-funded air vehicles powered by Rotax engines. BAE late last year provided first details of the 450kg (990lb) UAV, which conducted its first fully autonomous mission last August. Test objectives for this year include managing up to four air vehicles simultaneously using one ground control station and possibly flying with a Selex-supplied lightweight synthetic-aperture radar payload.
The Herti-1A success marked the culmination of a three-year effort that also included sorties of a remotely-piloted Kestrel blended wing-body demonstrator, two unmanned combat air vehicle-like Raven airframes, a derivative Corax reconnaissance platform and a jet-powered Herti-1D. "We have been doing a fair amount of experimentation work for some time and have got some very viable platforms out of that," says Andy Wilson, sales and marketing director for the Military Autonomous Systems (Air) unit. "In the past three years we have picked out some of the absolutely core technologies."
BAE is promoting Herti for military and civilian tasks including reconnaissance, surveillance, border patrol, pipeline monitoring and disaster management – targeting a potentially massive sector of the UAV market currently "not dominated by any brand, country or product," says Wilson.
The Herti-1A has a 12.6m (41ft) wingspan and a projected endurance of around 30h. The company is also marketing an Imagery Collection and Exploitation payload, which Wilson says can pass compressed electro-optic images via a low-bandwidth datalink "not unlike your mobile phone line".
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I finally got the move over with to Vermont from Texas. Well while checking out the area out found a little gunshop and stopped in to see what if any bargains could be found.
Well to make a long story short. Since I have not been a resident for 90 days after giving up my drivers license, I'm only permitted to buy long and or shotguns! But can buy as many of those that I want to carry!
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Sunday morning I was setting up for our annual event at the parish hall to give our congregation an opportunity to find out all the different vocations we offer at the parish. We do this for two reasons, one to make our members aware of the different services we offer at the church and two to give members the chance to join a group. There may be talented individuals that weren't aware of a service that they might like to help with at the church. This allows them to evaluate it to see if it fits with their talents and desires to participate in the parish community.
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1 Samson went to Gaza, where he saw a prostitute and went to bed with her. | 1 One day Samson went to Gaza, where he saw a prostitute. He went in to spend the night with her. |
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This is just a quick list of places I've encountered while leveling up where I go: "... where is my AoE button?".
I'd like you to add your own specific situations where not having any AoE button makes it feel like you're lacking a tool the situation was designed around expecting. This isn't about explaining why Holy should have AoE or why you hate not having it, it's just a summary of situations where it feels totally silly to not be able to do anything. In other words, giving the devs concrete examples rather than just generalized displeasure.
I'm probably forgetting like 50 other situations, but I'm tired. I'll add more as I encounter or remember them. :p |
Get to 90 and get holy prism or light's hammer boom problem solved.
That does not address any of the situations I mentioned. It's also a very clumsy solution since 1 AoE per minute is no better than Engineering bombs, and a strange 5-target cleave at max level which subs out your other talent choices is not the same thing as baseline AoE. This also does not address the topic I brought up, since Holy being or not being a DPS spec does not change the fact that situations occur where a player feels its strange vacuum of AoE damage. It also does not account for why every other healer has some sort of AoE button. It further does not address the reality that all specs and roles have situations where they have valid motivation to perform cross-spec activities. With all due respect, stop pretending it's Vanilla/TBC and that rolling Healer automagically excuses you from doing anything but staring at health bars. There's much more crossover (much more) in capabilities now and it's perfectly valid to go heavy Holy for efficiency or because you simply enjoy being ranged / caster. Again, it sounds like the ancient echoes of things like "Stop complaining about your DPS, Retribution is a leveling spec". And again, no one is asking to outcompete the Demo Warlock with full Fury on a swarm pull. Simply asking for a legitimate baseline AoE tool is far from that.
Edited by Fleureau on 10/17/2012 12:43 PM PDT
How can you objectively say that it's not a good solution since you have yet to reach level 90 and test it out for yourself?
Because I leveled a Pally to 90 on Beta. Additionally, even if I didn't, I play the game, I am not stupid, and can comprehend what "1 minute cooldown" means and how it relates to the pacing of the game. I also comprehend that you pick 1 talent, not all 3, and thus are making a sometimes-significant tradeoff just to be capable of AoE if you stumble into a situation motivating it. Further, I have leveled to 85 using Engineering bombs on cooldown the entire time. Burst AoE once per minute is not a suitable substitute for a consistent basic AoE button. They are different tools, used in different ways. |
I'm not calling you stupid at all, I just didn't understand how you could dismiss it if you hadn't tried it. That being said, I think the aoe damage (atleast as ret, not sure how spec effects the dmg/healing tradeoff) of holy prism is nice but obviously not a substitute for spammable aoe. I don't just understand your concern for aoe damage as holy, which is primarily a healing spec.
Oh, I know. Sorry if that came across wrong, it was a fine question. I just tend to speak rhetorically; I meant "basic reading skills and game experience will tell you what you're getting into with this ability, even if you haven't used it yet".
I guess we just come from different perspectives. Ranged/caster specs appeal to me a great deal and I love using Holy. I'm really just happy as a divine bivalve prancing around in a spellcaster spec/gear 24/7. Maybe I've been spoiled rotten by playing other healers who can do just that. I'm totally fine with doing less damage than a dedicated spec — I'd be thrilled with a 4th caster DPS spec for Pally, but I'm definitely not advocating for that here. I just want 1 simple tool. ._. In MoP, Holy actually has a genuine damage cycle if glyphed properly and the sub-spec actually has teeth if geared/used properly. Most of the time, I'm totally happy with what I can do solo, or during lulls in damage intake in groups. It's just missing 1 basic little tool for self-sufficiency. |
You are a healing spec. You do not need AoE DAMAGE. Things have been solved long ago with dual spec. Switch to dps or tank if you want to aoe. Stop asking for something you do not need and make use of the alternatives that have been in place for years.
With all due respect: No.
"You're a Ret Paladin, you're a leveling spec, stop complaining about your raid DPS". Yeah, I'm sure all the Rets today are glad people listened to the forums back then. I like my caster spec, I don't want to tank, I cannot stand Ret's xylophone CD whack-a-mole cycle, and I don't want to accumulate a bunch of other gearsets for inconsistent situations when this spec can handle most of my needs just fine. I also don't want to spend an entire dual spec slot to get 1 skill button, when I'm perfectly happy going Holy/Holy in every other situation. Give me a genuine caster DPS spec for Pally and I'll happily dualspec into that. Until then, I like my Shockadin setup. I want a frequently-useable AoE button. I don't care if it's amazing, I don't care if it competes with a Demo Lock running into the Monkey room in Stormstout with 1000 Demonic Fury saved up. I just want that simple tool on hand.
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I don't know if getting any new aoe would be an option, what with the QQ about healer damage after the whole holy shock/penance ridiculousness, but I do think that taking consecration/holy wrath away from all specs but prot was kinda silly.
You already answered this. With all due respect: No. You have no right or reason to havea caster spec. Paladins have never in any lore what so ever been spell casters. WoW is unique with making them actual healers and not just minor stuff like traditonal cases have been. You are given minor damage abilities to allow you to solo. You have been given the option to dual spec if you are unhappy with your solo speed as holy. You do not NEED a caster dps spec as holy. You do not NEED Aoe damage. That is not the role of the spec. It's akin to warlock/hunters/enchanment shaman asking for tank spec. Or enchancment asking for 2h spec. Paladins asking for dual wield. All things that are not needed. If you want to caster dps you have boomkin, 3 mage specs, 3 warlock specs, elemental, spriest. 9 specs that all are proper caster dps with that intent in their design. Also ret paladins are asking for their intended design, dps. To be on par for doing exactly that. You are asking for a compeletly different function than what the spec is intended to do. Holy paladin = healing. That's how it's been since release. That's how it will continue to be no matter how much you cry, ask, plead, beg or try otherwise. |
You have no right or reason to havea caster spec. Paladins have never in any lore what so ever been spell casters. Funny you should say that; read the "Unbroken" short story: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/lore/short-story/unbroken/1 When I read that back in TBC, I was jealous of the paladins in that story, because they sounded more like DPS casters than what I was. Not that I think paladins ought to be DPS casters (nor that I'd mind that as a 4th spec someday), but the point is that, the way this story made it sound, paladins had an on-demand, ranged damage spell, which---at the time---I was craving.
The purpose of this thread is to dispel this belief: we do need AoE damage while soloing. Will we use an AoE damage ability in raids? Not unless our raid is desperate for AoE-ing down adds. Just because it's not our spec's role doesn't mean we don't need it; I mean, let's take your logic to its logical conclusion: why not take all damage-dealing abilities whatsoever away from the Holy spec, since their role is healing? I mean, if you're not supposed to solo as Holy, if you're supposed to go to a Ret or Prot offspec to level and solo and do quests, then what do Holy paladins need Denounce for? To answer the OP's original question (which this thread has strayed away from):
I would've felt the lack of this in two places in particular: 1) In the Jade Forest when I was at the Monastery, and there was a quest where I had to survive an onslaught of low-max-health monks that kept coming at me. 2) In the Valley of the Four Winds, near the Master's house, where there were swarms of insects that put a stacking poison DoT on me. The plan with those insects for soloing players was that the player would AoE down those bugs quickly, before the DoT became overwhelming. But if you don't have an AoE...? So yeah: we really do need some kind of AoE damage, like it or not. |
With all due respect, you have no right or reason to tell me what I have a right or reason to request since you do not develop the game. WoW is unique with making them actual healers and not just minor stuff like traditonal cases have been.WoW simply merged a Cleric and a Paladin into one class. An armor-plated mace-and-shield wielding healer is ancient retread territory in the realm of fantasy fiction. You are given minor damage abilities to allow you to solo. You have been given the option to dual spec if you are unhappy with your solo speed as holy.Are you even reading what we write? I've said multiple times I'm very happy with my soloing as Holy, I just lack a tool I feel I should have. You do not NEED a caster dps spec as holy. You do not NEED Aoe damage. That is not the role of the spec.It's a computer game, we do not NEED anything. Tanks do not NEED taunts, they could just play better and DPS could be more careful and you could precisely calibrate your Omen timing on tank swap fights. But why? It's akin to warlock/hunters/enchanment shaman asking for tank spec.I think it's a bit of an exaggeration to say that asking for 1 short/no CD AoE tool is the same as demanding a complete role change, sir. |
I would've felt the lack of this in two places in particular [...]It's frustrating because in the situations you describe, it's technically "doable". You have enough self-healing and cooldowns and gimmix that you can slog through it with single-target cycling. So technically people can say, "Well you can complete it, stop complaining". But... I mean... it just feels so Vanilla Retro (in a design sense) to have to jump through those kind of hoops to solve a simple problem that everyone else just goes "Press AoE button". I think again part of the problem is that Pally is the only healer that really can't just recycle their gear into a DPS spec (Ele / Shadow) or stance (Cat / Serpent). It feels odd to be told to keep an entire set of ghetto gear or a dual spec you don't intend to use for anything else, just to solve the occasional AoE moment. |
I leveled as holy in just about every expansion, and this one is the only one where it's become painfully obvious that we lack any acceptable form of AoE abilities (seal of righteous is laughable) and around halfway through 87 I was kicking myself thinking "why did I decide this was a good idea?"
Single target isn't so bad, we can spam denounce and use holy shock and crusader strike to build holy power to use WoG with the glyph (although mana really became an issue for me 88+ and I found myself drinking after nearly every pull) and still do acceptable damage by questing and leveling standards. It's when we pull (by accident or on purpose) anything greater than 2-3 mobs that we begin to have difficulty. Even the "easier" mobs with the new health bars that make up the majority of large groups become a PITA. It's not that we can't kill them or have any sort of difficulty staying alive. Sure we can single target each one and kill them that way. It just takes forever. |
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After the Eastern League saw their entire slate of games washed out on Monday, the Thunder welcome in the Portland Sea Dogs to Arm & Hammer Park tonight. Thunder Manager Tony Franklin will hand the ball to southpaw Matt Tracy as he will make his first start of the season against Mike McCarthy of Portland.
The Thunder pulled their record to the .500 mark at 2-2 with an 11-run barrage against New Hampshire on Sunday to salvage a series split. Portland is also coming off of a four-game series split with the Reading Fightin Phils. They roll into town with arguably the hottest hitter in the EL in speedster Mookie Betts. The electrifying Betts was the Boston Red Sox Minor League Offensive Player of the Year in 2013 and has opened 2014 by hitting safely in all four games for a .529 batting average.
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William P. McClellan was born December 28, 1855, in Boonesborough, Washington County, Arkansas, fourth son of E. W. McClellan, a white man of Scotch and Irish descent and a native of Alabama, who emigrated to Western Arkansas in 1833 and embarked in merchandise; he married Miss Sarah J. Truesdale, of Indian. William Peter went to Cane Hill College, Arkansas, at thirteen years of age, and, after five years' schooling, commenced clerking for his brother, Charles M. McClellan, a merchant and stock-raiser at Tahlequah, for whom he worked five years. In October 1877, he married Miss Rachel L. Adair, daughter of J. L. Adair, one of the leading men in the nation. Mrs. McClellan is a lady of many accomplishments, and of a gentle and lovable disposition. In 1880 he moved to Coowescowee district where he commenced farming and stock raising in 1889. Disposing of his interest there, he returned to Tahlequah and became a clerk for J. L. Adair, which position he held until November 1891, when he was elected superintendent of the male academy, which office he holds at present. Mr. McClellan has five children, Mary E., Pearl, Edward W., William A., and Charles T. He is six feet two inches in height, and weighs 189 pounds, a gentleman of prepossessing appearance, courteous and pleasant in address. Mr. McClellan is an educated, reading man, and ambitious and energetic. He is quite popular in the country in which he is an adopted citizen.
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O'Beirne, Harry F. and Edward S. The Indian Territory: Its Chiefs, Legislators, and Leading Men. St. Louis. 1898. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 31 January 2015. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/biographical-sketch-of-william-peter-mcclellan.htm - Last updated on Jul 29th, 2012Categories: Native American
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phpwcms could allow a remote attacker to include malicious PHP files. A remote attacker could send a specially-crafted URL request to the phpwcms_code_snippets/mail_file_form.php script using the 'nome_evento', 'text_evento' or 'email_evento' parameter to specify a malicious PHP file from a remote system, which would allow the attacker to execute arbitrary code on the vulnerable system with the privileges of the Web server process.
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Apply the patch for this vulnerability, available from the phpwcms Web site. See References.
- phpwcms Forum, Fri Apr 21, 2006 16:11: Security Alert 1.2.6 CVS.
- phpwcms Web site: phpwcms.
- CVE-2006-7018: phpwcms 1.2.5-DEV and earlier, and 1.1 before RC4, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via a crafted argument to the nome_evento parameter to phpwcms_code_snippets/mail_file_form.php and (2) sample_ext_php/mail_file_form.php, which is processed by the render_PHPcode function.
- CVE-2006-7019: phpwcms 1.2.5-DEV and earlier, and 1.1 before RC4, allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted arguments to the (1) text_evento and (2) email_eventonome_evento parameters to phpwcms_code_snippets/mail_file_form.php and sample_ext_php/mail_file_form.php, which is processed by the render_PHPcode function. NOTE: the provenance of this information is unknown; the details are obtained solely from third party information.
- OSVDB ID: 25136: phpwcms mail_file_form.php Multiple Parameter Arbitrary PHP Code Execution
- SA19866: phpwcms Multiple Vulnerabilities
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Wed November 7, 2012
Making a Difference-Beck PRIDE Center
Arkansas State University has received a designation of being "Veteran Friendly". The University received that honor for its work with wounded veterans through the Beck PRIDE Center. In this edition of Making a Difference, KASU's Johnathan Reaves examines the work of the center, and how it is helping veterans get acclimated back to life.


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