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December has produced a surfeit of good movies based on books, including Hugo (based on Caldecott winner "The Invention of Hugo Cabret"), The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Adventures of Tintin, We Bought a Zoo, and War Horse.
War Horse is the second Steven Spielberg movie of the month, following The Adventures of Tintin.
The movie is based on the novel by Michael Morpurgo, which tells the story of Joey, a fine working horse on a Devonshire farm in the days before World War I. Joey narrates this tale, beginning with his separation from his mother when he is purchased at auction by Albert's father. A spirited, intelligent horse, he responds best to Albert's gentle, understanding teaching and they develop a close bond. Albert is stricken when his alcoholic, financially strapped father sells Joey to the army for the war effort but vows to find his Joey on the fields of France.
Joey carries his new captain into battle and experiences the utter uselessness of cavalry fighting machine guns. Captured, he becomes a prisoner of war and is assigned to haul wounded German soldiers to a field hospital. A frightening barrage of gunfire sends him running. Finding himself in No Man's Land, he realizes that soldiers are slaughtering other soldiers who are just like them, and offers a searing testament to the senselessness of war.
John Keating narrates the audiobook with pitch-perfect interpretations of Joey, Albert, and the many soldiers and caretakers, whether English, Welsh, German, or French, in Joey's world.
Readers who love this tale of Joey will be interested in the sequel, Farm Boy, which relates memories of four generations of Albert's family, told by his son and great grandson. Among many shared memories is the grandfather's recollection of his father following his beloved horse into the army and bringing it home after the war.
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Troyk wrote:Chick,
Have you looked at new trailers. Its hard to find a good second hand one. There is a couple places around, at Capalaba and Birkdale.
What you need for the beach is something that is light and has the same wheel spacings as your tow rig to reduce the drag.
Last weekend there were a few on display at the Mates Rates Camping Sale on birkdale Rd. Trailer 2000 I think was the brand. Based at Birkdale somewhere.
s4j wrote:there is a trailer place right beside Mates Rates...they share the same building...get any bargains at the Sale Troy??? we looked at the solar panel...just doing some more research...not sure if it gives the supply we need...
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Alganon Overview
Alganon is a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG. It looks and plays a lot like Runes of Magic, 4Story, and World of Warcraft, with a more classic-styled gameplay. The game brings with it several new features, including a comprehensive library which acts as an in-game database. The most prominent new feature in Alganon is the study system which allows players to learn or improve their skills passively, even while logged off. This allows steady character development and keeps casual and power players on a more equal footing.
With the release of the Rise of the Ourobani expansion pack in January 2014, players can now play as the faction-swapping Ourobani and the new melee/ranged DPS Warden class. The expansion pack also introduces a new area to the game with hundreds of quests, and flying mounts/flight paths to accelerate travel.
Factions - Asharr (Human), Kujix (Talrok), Ourobani (Ourobi)*
Classes – Champion/Reaver/Titan, Mystic/Cabalist/Spellbinder, Magus, Ranger, Warden*
* Requires Rise of the Ourobani Expansion.
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Alganon Review
By, Erhan Altay
After four years of development and a round of closed beta testing, Alganon was finally released in early December of 2009. A free trial server was opened about a week later which allows prospective players to experience the game free of charge for as long as they please. Since August 13, 2010 though, Alganon announced that they would drop their subscription and become a free to play game with a cash shop.
Deja Vu
It's no secret that MMORPGs have been copying concepts from one another since the beginnings of the genre. A host of free-to-play games, including Runes of Magic and Gates of Algangon, have even earned special notoriety as 'WoW clones' for their striking resemblance to Blizzard's smash hit. Well, it's no surprise that another MMORPG came along to ride on World of Warcraft's wake. Despite passionate denials on the part of the developers Alganon is most certainly a WoW clone. But that's not necessarily a bad thing – it may even be one of the game's greatest strengths. With a graphic and interface style that players are accustomed to, Alganon can get on with it without having the push players over a steep learning curve. So, with that said, potential players should understand that the game was deliberately based on World of Warcraft to provide a smoother transition.
Pick a Side!
The world of Alganon is divided by two major factions, each representing a different race – the Humans of Asharr and the Talrok of Jujix. The races are similar in appearance though the Talrok seem to have tattoos covering g their bodies and wilder hair styles. Each race has the same four classes available: Soldier, Ranger, Magus, and Healer. Additional classes are in development but no release date has been announced. Appearance customization is limited to a few hair styles, body types, skin colors, and hair colors. The only interesting feature during the character creation process is the ability to chose from five 'families' which group like-minded individuals. The five families are: Achiever, Competitor, Crafter, Explorer, and Socialize. The names are self explanatory and players should chose the one that most closely matches their play style. Families work in parallel with more traditional social groups such as guilds which players can form or join later on. It is possible to switch families and to get deeply involved in them but I don't see this feature serving as anything but starter guilds like those used in Dark Age of Camelot.
This Looks Familiar…
While borrowing WoW's interface and style is no sin, the starting zones of Alganon cast doubt upon whether Quest Online, the developers, are innovators or simply imitators. Anyone familiar with WoW will get an immediate sense of deja vu as they either battle wolves in the forested human area or imps in a more barren environment. The games are generally paced similarly, players will accept beginner kill and delivery quests as they level up gradually. The experience rate is low, but the level cap is only 50 – so it makes sense. Combat seems a bit slower paced, its takes several seconds longer to kill a wolf than it does in WoW but the looting system is the same. Some quests will order players to kill a certain number of monster while others will ask them to retrieve a certain item from those monsters, an item which will stubbornly refuse to drop on occasion. The question I kept asking my self while playing was 'why?' Why was the newbie experience so deliberately kept similar? The developers could have easily used the same foundation and built an entirely different world, yet I kept imagining myself back in Azeroth.
Out With the Old, In With the New
Fortunately, Quest Online didn't keep everything so similar. Alganon has a host of unique features with the most important being the study system. This allows players to learn skills passively as they play or even while they're logged off. This progression method is similar to the one used in the space based EVE Online but has some important distinctions. Active players will still be able to increase their skills by playing but the study system will prevent them from out pacing their more casual brethren. How effective this feature is in maintaining balance has yet to be proven, but the main rationale behind it seems to be the older gaming audience Alganon has attracted. These players have, on average, less time at their disposal and so a method of passive progression which doesn't require constant attention to stay competitive is a huge boon. Another feature worth mentioning is the in-game Library, which serves the dual role of a kind of encyclopedia and an achievement tracker. As players explore the world and encounter new monsters, spells, areas, and so on their Library will be updated. This tomb highlights high scores in such fields as most damage dealt, richest player, and bestows titles according to these server-wide accomplishments.
Less is More?
While the Study and Library feature are interesting, neither are as ground breaking as touted. New players will barely notice either, though a flashing red icon towards the bottom of the screen will always inform players when they don't currently have a skill being trained. What's more apparent, at least from the beginning, is what Alganon seems to be missing. During its first month of release Alganon feels like a largely unfinished product. The simple fact that the two warring sides were literally labeled 'sides' rather than Factions, Realms, or Nations struck me as odd. Fortunately, they addressed this issue before the game re-launched as a free to play title. The limited option of four classes didn't disturb me much at first since I assumed they were base classes, each branching off into several others later on but this is not the case. Each class does have three talent trees, not unlike WoW, but there's no good explanation for the paltry number of classes. Additional classes are promised but promises are easy to make.
The Cycles of Life
When Alganon first launched – it launched as a pay to play game much like World of Warcraft and Eve Online. After is failed to attract an audience, the game re-launched as a buy to play game – much like Guild Wars, where you buy the game for a one time fee without a monthly subscription. A few months later on August 13, 2010 the game re-launched as a free to play game with no monthly fees but several restrictions (to free players). The major restriction being a lower maximum level (30). Other restrictions include chat restrictions, inability to create guilds, and a host of other little restrictions. Players can make a one time purchase to lift these restrictions.
Final Verdict: Fair
Alganon is a fantasy MMORPG that looks and plays very much like World of Warcraft. The automated progression system may make it more appealing to older gamers but fewer class and race choices drag it down. The game is free to play now, but there are still several annoying restrictions to free players which is keeping Alganon's score down.
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Last week I showed you this quilt that is in the current issue of Fat Quarterly (Issue 9, Kids). Ginger (he's 6) and I made it together as a gift for his teacher. I also mentioned I'd be giving away a bundle of the same fabrics, didn't I?
I suppose I should get on with that giveaway, shouldn't I?
One person will win a FQ stack of the whole Brrr line, courtesy of Robert Kaufman Fabrics. It's not even in shops yet, it's out in June, so you will be one of the lucky few that get their paws on it early (geddit? Like polar bear paws. I kill myself with my hilariousness).
Laurie designs awesome fabric. This is technically a Christmassy line, but so unlike any other Christmassy line I've seen before. There's nothing that really screams Christmas about it, except the red and green, and the polar bears hint towards winter. The lacy doily print looks like snowflakes, but really wouldn't look out of place all year around. And the retro Scandi looking flowers are just awesome.
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Denglish is everytime funny ^^.
witch wine do you use? don't use 1.01!
wine needs version 1.1.27 für ATI support !!!!!!!!!
older versions do not have an good rederpfadh für fglrx.
start winecfg and check the version.
check the wineqh and wineappdb for oblivion becourse of the .dlls you need.
Denglish is everytime funny ^^.
Anyway, I tried with the fbo thingy in the registry, with the dx9 dll included in the game, and nothing. Still a lot of corruption, random segfaults, very low performance, etc.
Meh, as I said, back to the open drivers.
the 9-8 hase some broken openGL extansions effektet in wine.
the 9.9beta is faster and has less grafic errors becourse of the fixed openGL exstansion.
on 9.8 oblivion works but 9.9 works much better.
FBO works for me in the 9.9 and 9.8 but yes you need some dx9 dll files
Hey Qaridarium,
Out of curiosity, does the 9.9 beta, or later fix the system freeze when a new X display is killed?
It's basically the only thing preventing me from enjoying these new drivers.
To test: edit
and changeCode:/etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
then start the server
whenCode:X :3 -ac -terminate & DISPLAY=:3 [a/program]
You'll probably crash your system once you kill that server...
9.7 and 9.8 have really killed the experience for me.
Switching between the VTs works fine, but when I kill the new one while using it... crash. I hope things will improve in the next few releases...
If you don't want to test it (or if it works), a PM with a link would be nice
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this one is an very very pre alpfa 9-9
there is an final version of 9-9 but you need an NDA accress to the beta driver programm.
the only diverend i can say is that the 8.65.2 has better wine support faster and less graficerrors.
but i think the real final 9.9 driver has more fixes !
talk to an linux user in the beta programm to test the newest beta on your problem.
for an exampel "bridgman" or "energyman" there are many many in this forum i the beta programm only the NDA stops them to talk free PM them and you will get answers.


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by cdar1231 » 20 Jun 2013, 17:22
by adelfio » 20 Jun 2013, 17:28
cdar1231 wrote:Marty,
For the birth certificates, i read 9 April for Filippo and 3 something for Felicia. Would you agree? I can't tell what the month says for Felicia. Can you tell what that word is?
And thank you again for ALL of your help!
by cdar1231 » 20 Jun 2013, 17:47
by erudita74 » 20 Jun 2013, 17:49
adelfio wrote:This a marriage bann posted for 3 weekends so if there is anyone who opposed the marriage
1881 March 28th before the civil official of San Filippo de Mela appeared Filippo Caminitti age 22 manufacturer residing in San Filippo de Mela son of Domencio Caminitti age 53 manufacturer residing in the same town and deceased Maria Trifiro to marry Felicia Gallo age 22 reaper daughter of Francesco Saverio Gallo age 53 farmhand and Maria Formica reaper they also resided in the same town
The bottom written part says Filippo's mother was deceased at the time of the marriage publication and his father gave his consent
The 2 witnesses Giuseppe Brigiano age 60 and Stanasio Toti age 60 witnessed the recording of the record and they signed the record with Filippo and the civil official
by cdar1231 » 20 Jun 2013, 18:12
by erudita74 » 20 Jun 2013, 19:54
cdar1231 wrote:Erudita,
Thank you for your correction. I had no idea of the process. That's very interesting.
by cdar1231 » 20 Jun 2013, 20:14
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by cdar1231 » 20 Jun 2013, 23:36
by erudita74 » 21 Jun 2013, 13:56
cdar1231 wrote:Dear Erudita,
Thank you again for the information and the clarification. Let me ask you a question based on the information you provided: is the marriage considered legal only after the banns have been posted? If so, what would be considered the "date" of the marriage, the date of the "ceremony" or the date of the final bann? Finally, is this process the same all over Italy or does it vary regionally? And is it still this way today? If not, when did it stop?
Thank you again for this fascinating glimpse at Italian life
Best wishes,
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I received a Tree of Enchantment from a very special person, for my birthday. I found this gift to be amazing, and very beautiful. Just like the person who sent it to me. I have hung it in a sunny window, which makes it look even more brilliant. I believe this to be one of a kind, like the person who sent it to me.
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Expression of Sympathy June 5, 2014
I gave this to someone who recently lost their mother. They indicated they thought of her every time they looked at it and they mentioned it was exquisite.
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Stunning Gift May 29, 2014
Perfect gift for virtually any occasion... shipping and delivery was fast... pricing was reasonable... and it was visually stunning. What more could anyone ask for?
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Loved it! May 23, 2014
After many years of trying to find my sis the perfect birthday gift I think I finally nailed it! She was very happy to receive this beautiful orb.
Perfect Anytime Gift May 12, 2014
Gave this Tree of Enchantment for Mothers Day. My mother-in-law loved it! Now I just have to get one for myself. It is beautiful!
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Beautiful and unique gift May 11, 2014
I sent this item to my mother-in-law for a Mother's Day present.
She called me as soon as she opened the package and she told me how much she loved it and also where she wants to hang this orb. I'm glad to have found this gift on your website.
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"Very unique and beautiful". Very pleased with the company's personal service!
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Perfect Present! April 17, 2014
My mother-in-law is quite an artist in many mediums. One thing she works with is stained glass. I thought she might appreciate this as a gift for her birthday and she loves it! This is the second item I've ordered from GiftTree and both are a huge success.
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So much appreciated April 6, 2014
I wanted to send something special to the wife of a dear friend who passed away from cancer. My friend had always loved glass decorations and collectible pieces and this made me think of him. His wife, who also loves beautiful artwork, was so touched and thrilled with this gift when it arrived. She said she would treasure it always. I'm so glad I selected this item and while I haven't seen it in person, would certainly recommend as an alternative to flowers or fruit baskets as a condolence gift.
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Lovely April 2, 2014
My mother really loves it and is getting one for a family member that just lost her husband. I just came to visit and was able to see it for the first time. It is beautiful and will be ordering myself one.
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Stunning! April 2, 2014
I sent this as a gift to my mother who just lost her husband. She said it arrived quickly in nice packaging and that it's absolutely beautiful! She has it hanging outside and when the light hits it, it's just beautiful. I'm so happy I could give her a little happiness at a dark time.
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Beautiful! March 31, 2014
This was a gift for my sister-in-law. A person who has everything. She loved the gift! It was different and really unique for a gift. I haven't seen it yet but am anxious to see it when I get home. I have purchased several times from Gift Tree and have had great experiences with their products.
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Recipient was thrilled March 5, 2014
I sent this in lieu of flowers to a fantastic lady who lost her son to cancer. While I have not seen it, she was so thrilled with the piece and mentioned it was very substantial. While flowers are great, they go away. This will last and remind her of her loving son and who gave it to her.
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Tree of Life globe January 23, 2014
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Lovely gift December 18, 2013
I sent this as a Christmas gift, and they loved it... and it's quite substantial and so they are actually using it as a piece of art in the house. The only difference is that the trunk of the tree in the one they received was much wider and the tree filled much more of the globe, so it looked less like a tree then just a colorful hand blown ornament. Still, it is quite beautiful and they love it, and so that made me happy.
SoCal Gal
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Beautiful but heavy December 9, 2013
The recipient was very impressed with the beauty of this ornament, but said it was a little heavy for its size. In the end she hung it from an ornament stand on her mantle in lieu of hanging it from a tree limb. She said the colors were gorgeous!
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Tree of November 26, 2013
This bulb is the perfect simpathy gift. Representing the "Tree of Life" it is a constant reminder that the departed life touched many and continues to. We bought two - one for the daughter of a special guest of our B&B that had gone "home" and the other for us to remember them by here at the B&B.
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Great Piece November 11, 2013
Although I haven't seen it in person yet ... it recieved raved reviews from the reciever.
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Definitely recommend November 11, 2013
My mother loved it for her 70th birthday! Incredibly fast shipping too!
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It was a gift for someone special and they thought it was fantastic. October 21, 2013
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Hint hint October 4, 2013
I had this sent to my sister, she absolutely loved it! I still have not seen it but she said it was so gorgeous. I knew I'd done well with this one. Hint: Sis return to beginning please re-read "I still haven't seen it yet..".....Hint hint :)
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Memories to Remember September 17, 2013
I sent this as a gift after my mom lost her best friend, like a sister after a lengthy, couragious battle with cancer. She was so touched to get it as a gift that was beautiful and a memory, but not a gift to take up space. I have yet to see it, but she said it is very heavy and pretty. She was going to hang it above her kitchen sink so she would say it daily. The delivery was accurate, quick and on-time.
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Fabulous ! August 14, 2013
This work of art is just beautiful! It could have so many meanings as a gift ... This one was purchased as a birthday gift for my Aunts 85th...she is and has been everything to me throughout my life. Just as the tree is strong, it is also beautiful...so is my Aunt.
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Unique & Beautiful Gift July 14, 2013
Wanted to send a special sympathy gift & this was the one. Have not seen it in person, but was told it is beautiful & the colors are amazing. When others saw it, they ordered one for someone else so must be really nice.
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Wonderful Gift July 8, 2013
My friend loved the orb I sent in memory of her father.
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Absolutely Beautiful June 18, 2013
I purchased this gift for my Mother in law- who was finishing up cancer treatment. She absolutely loved it and raved about how delicate and beautiful it is.
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"Simply Gorgeous" June 13, 2013
I purchased this orb for my cousin who recently lost her Dad. She is an avid gardner... and instead of sending a flowers or a fruit basket I wanted her to have a 'remembrance" of a life well-lived. I can't tell you how 'touched' and grateful she was to receive such a beautiful and thoughtful keepsake. As the sender, I was happy to learn that my selection was as stunning, in person, as it looks online. She plans to hang it on her Crape Myrtle tree outside her kitchen window where she can appreciate it every day. Thank you so very much.
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A wonderful keepsake. June 12, 2013
The person who receied this gift was thrilled. She plans to place orders with you in the future.
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nicely prescented June 12, 2013
first time on this site, & never knowing what to send for a sympathy acknowledgement saw this & it worked perfectly, & was well received
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My sister LOVED this blown glass orb! June 1, 2013
What do you get a woman who does not wear jewelry much (because of her job) and is not necessarially a "collectible art" kind of gal? I suggest just this beautiful orb. She absolutely LOVES it, and the photo she snapped to send me via text did not do it justice!
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Recipient very happy. April 29, 2013
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Sympathy Gift April 11, 2013
I sent this as a gift and the recipient was very pleased when it arrived. I was also pleased that it arrived in less than a week. I liked it so much that I'm thinking about getting one for myself.
" Ole Lady "
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Wonderful service February 21, 2013
I don't normally purchase items like this for my friends at work, but as I am getting closer to retirement age I wanted to get a gift to be remembered bye. I thought this made the perfect gift for my friend for her Birthday. Will be shopping for another friend at work for special gift when her Birthday comes around this year. Thank You for making my shopping easy.
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Simply Beautiful February 7, 2013
I received this as a gift February of 2012 from a friend when I lost my mother. I thought it was breathtaking. Mine is hanging in my family room and every time I glance at it, I think of my mother. She loved the outdoors, trees, birds, everything about nature. Since then, my dear friend lost her daughter to cancer. While Nikki was ill, she loved being outside on the swing with her mom in their garden. I thought it would be an appropriate gift and reminder, my friend is an avid gardener. So thank you, she and her husband were brought to tears when it arrived last week.
Beautiful December 27, 2012
I gave this to my Niece on Christmas Eve. She always has the family over for a party and I made her open it up. Well I was really suprised it is beautiful. I will be ordering more for myself and my daughter. Thinking of Corporate Gifts as well....Thank you for having such high quality gifts.
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Lovely Gift December 27, 2012
Everyone I sent one to loved this beautiful unique gift .
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Recommended September 21, 2012
I sent this to someone that lost their loved one and I could not be there for them at the time. They loved this and just raved how it looked in the sunshine. She really enjoyed it. I would recommend this.
Great gift idea July 11, 2012
I bought this for a close family friend after a death in her family. She loved it and said it was a unique remembrance of her loved one. It was beautiful.
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Beautiful Presentation July 10, 2012
I was looking for something special for my sister birthday
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globe she has found something new each time she takes
is down to look at lt. Hers, had six branches to the tree and we have six kids in this family. She has found such
meaning in this. The staff was great when I called and placed the order. I am so pleased that I found this site.
I am always looking for something new!!
Gift of Life
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Nice rememberance May 17, 2012
nice gift
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Exquisite gift April 22, 2012
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birthday gift April 18, 2012
I ordered this for my sister's birthday. She absolutely loved it! She commented on how beautiful it is.
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Very nice March 4, 2012
This was very nice. Beautifully wrapped. The globe is heavy and fairly large, so you would need to find a suitable place to hang it where it wouldn't hit anything.
Overseas User
Great presentation February 29, 2012
This birthday gift arrived in a beautiful box with a ribbon, on the day required and in one piece. Exceptional service and value makes ordering from Gift Tree very satisfying and we'll definitely be ordering from here again.
Nice remembrance February 15, 2012
Friends sent me this beautiful glass ornament after a death in my family. It is very well crafted and hangs in a window in my home.
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Loved This Memorial Gift July 22, 2011
My Father died very quickly after being diagnosed with cancer. My very dear friend sent me this beautiful glass ornament as the Tree of Life of our family. It was a total surprise and was boxed very nicely. I was so surprised and the most thoughtful gift I received. It is big and colorful and I think of my Father everytime I look at it. It really is beautiful.


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The son of the King stands on the dark shores of a foreign land. His banners—Silmarils on a red field—slap the cold wind off the sea.
Dark waves, people's faces—twisted, horrified, still seeing the blood on the sand at Eldamar—pinpoints of stars made hazy-red by the rage that fogged his vision, even when he wipes his eyes, falling, clicking and clacking, into senseless place like tiles inside a kaleidoscope, never stopping or ceasing, although he wishes that they would, he wishes he could escape the underlying mantra, the rhythm to his madness, a big, pulsing beating heart: My father is dead. My father is dead.
And his son before him—his eldest son, tall and beautiful, his red hair playing in the wind, pulled free of his braids. There is tenuous hope in his eyes, the hope of a child who stares into the darkness, hoping the nightmare will not be true. "Atar," says the son, and a flare of warmth lights on his arm: a hand, warm fingers pressed to flesh gone cold. "Atar." A soft voice full of hope, red hair—like his mother's—twisting on the wind. "Now what ships and rowers will you spare to return, and whom shall they bear hither first? Fingon the valiant?"
But the words cannot disrupt the rhythm of his madness; like a slip of parchment tossed into whirling cogs, they are only destroyed: They cannot bring back his father, and so they cannot stop that squeezing rhythm. My father is dead. He sees darkness, and his father's beautiful city, red in the torchlight, and the thousands of flickering points spread at his feet—dangerous if dropped or held carelessly, but not as dangerous as his words.
And his half-brother and his sons, in the periphery of his vision, listening but not entirely convinced, possibly wishing to possess the torch-lit city for their own.
The white ships of the Teleri—which could not be washed clean of the horror of Eldamar no matter how many buckets were drawn aboard from the sea—creak as though in private, conspiratorial conversation. He is a King without a crown—the crown remains in Valinor and even his prince's adornments were stolen from Formenos—and his right to the throne is the reflection of fire in his eyes.
A torch now he sees, and he beckons to it. "Curufinwë!" he calls and brings black hair and obedient gray eyes to his side. The elder son is mouthing words, and he supposes that there is sound behind them—his mouth twists; he is protesting—but he does not hear it: He stares into the torch, the flame—red entwined with gold—and feels its heat on his face and does not think of the consequences of an arm that used to wield a hammer and make beautiful things that bends back now and uses all of its strength to hurl the fire at the white ships.
The red-haired son turns and strides away.
It does not take long for the tender wood to be consumed, and he is cold no longer; his face is bathed in flame, the smoke reddening his eyes and serving as a worthy excuse for the dampness upon his face.
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Just recieved my Nike shoes in the mail today. These shoes look and feel amazing! I was looking for a nice casual looking shoe and i found it in these shoes. The best part is that they are 39 bucks. Love that Thanks for the great service.
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Hi, I have problem posting some data (approximately 150KB) on Nokia Asha 1.1 SDK Simulator as well as on a real Asha 503 device. The same code works flawlessly on previous Asha phones and simulators. The problem is that it takes really long time to complete (approximately 3 minutes) . While debugging I found that the problem line is where the connection gets the response code (http.getResponseCode()). I checked the server if the request is received but there is no data reaching the server before these 3 minutes. For some reason the code execution stops at http.getResponseCode() for 2-3 minutes and I can't figure out why is that. Please check my code below and tell me if you have any clues. Thanks in advance.
Code:http = (HttpConnection)Connector.open(URL); http.setRequestMethod(HttpConnection.POST); http.setRequestProperty("User-Agent", USER_AGENT); http.setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"); out = http.openOutputStream(); out.write(params.getBytes()); //params contain 139 783 bytes of data out.flush(); if (http.getResponseCode() == HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) //here is the hang { //do something with the response }


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Thanks to a law passed by the New Hampshire legislature, families may be eligible for financial need-based scholarship awards to pay tuition at an independent/private school, a public school outside of their district, or for homeschooling expenses. Tri-City Christian Academy, 12 Rocky Hill Rd., Somersworth. Representatives from The Network for Educational Opportunity will be on hand to explain the financial need-based Education Tax Credit Scholarships available to families. All members of the community are welcome to attend this family-friendly event. Light snacks and refreshments will be served. More information about the Education Tax Credit Scholarship Program can be found at www.networkforeducation.org or call 888-325-1776.
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I'm trying to sign an application who uses a 3rd party DLL (actually a python module). If i sign it using a developer certificate, it works right, but when I try to use Express Signed, it gives me a UID error. I supose that the DLL has an UID that is not in the range I reserved.
If I change the UID of the application with "ensymble.py altere32" the aplication can be signed via Express Signed and can be installed, but it fails when i try to run it in the phone.
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I don't need a lot of hand-holding so to speak: just a little is sufficient. Heck, i always compile my own kernel and wifi drivers for Fedora, OpenSUSE and Mageia from source, along with almost every important userland application i use on a regular basis (Firefox, Thunderbird, aMSN, Xchat, HexChat), completely bypassing the package manager save for MySQL, postgreSQL and LibreOffice.
Windows is my choice simply because of the vast amount of vendor-suppplied drivers for the variety of desktop accessories and pheripherals out there (especially printers and fully-functional launch-day driver support for most hardware), along with Office, Visual Studio, VISIO and the Windows Live suite; these are the things which I cannot live without, and are also the things FOSS have failed to dethrone even after so many years. Example: to date i still get pissed at the current version LibreOffice for making it so difficult to align tables and images to a document, or for not being able to set the orientation of one single page from a 10-page portrait report to landscape style; tasks which were do-able with 1 click since Office 2003.
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Speaking of which, Sabayon has already had Linux 3.6 for a month. They also have first party ZFS support, which Arch Linux lacks. Lastly, they are built on Gentoo, so it should be possible to use Gentoo layman repositories for packages missing from their repository. Using the Gentoo package should eliminate the need to worry about manually building packages in the rare situations where something you want is missing.
How do they handle the licensing issue with zfs if they distribute it?
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it's still cool that you can use ZFS (if that flips your boat). But then again, this isn't some amazing feature that only they (or gentoo) offers. If you want zfs in Archlinux, you can do that very easily too; https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ZFS & https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&K=zfs ... it looks pretty simple to install/use, as well ~ just a few commands (install zfs + kernel/modules), and some additional work if using zfs for your root partition (simple, still).Originally Posted by Sabayon Linux website
The statement of a license conflict that prevented rootfs support was a misunderstanding. I was under the impression that distributing grub2 binaries linked to libzfs was a GPL violation. Thankfully, the GPLv3 has a clause that permits it for system libraries and GRUB2 upstream considers libzfs to be a system library. At the time, I had advised the Sabayon developers not to distribute a libzfs linked GRUB2, but a discussion with GRUB2 upstream lead me to change my advice. Now the only thing preventing rootfs support is Anaconda support for ZFS.
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OEM Portal Help
Portal Overview
Use the OEM Redemption Portal to redeem your VMware vSphere 5 OEM licenses, including VMware ESXi, and VMware vCenter Server. You should use this portal if:
- You bought a VMware license with your server hardware and received a printed, mailed, or emailed Partner Activation Code (PAC).
You purchased a server with VMware ESXi embedded in the hardware and need to redeem the serial number for your subscription or to activate additional VMware Infrastructure products.
(Note: VMware vSphere Hypervisor [ESXi 5.x+] without Support and Subscription does not require registration or activation.)
(Note: This is not applicable to Unisys customers. They do not need to convert the PAC and the serial numbers that they already have is correct.)
Redeeming Your Licenses:
- Navigate to your OEM-specific portal
- Log in using your existing username and password (or create a profile if you do not have one).
- Enter your PACs and/or Serial Numbers for redemption.
- Select the Account for the Order/Contract that you wish to use for this purchase or create a new account.
- Visit the My VMware site to manage your licenses.
- For VMware vSphere, you can enter the 25-digital alphanumeric serial number you received as a result of your redemption directly in the product through VMware vCenter. Visit the My VMware portal to divide or combine VMware vSphere 5 licenses.
Locating your PAC or Serial Number
- Your PAC code is provided by your OEM and is printed on a card or activation code certificate, which is either enclosed in the server carton box or mailed to you separately by your OEM. For VMware Infrastructure 3, it is a 20-digit alphanumeric code divided into four groups of five characters separated by hyphens. For VMware vSphere, the code is a 25-digit alphanumeric serial number divided into five groups of five characters separated by hyphens.
- Your VMware ESXi serial number is either printed on a card which is enclosed with your server or pre-installed into your product. It is a 25-digit alphanumeric code divided into five groups of five characters separated by hyphens. You can view pre-installed serial numbers through the VI Client (see the "ESXi Configuration Guide" for more details).
Locating your OEM-specific portal
Giving other users access to the License Keys
- The SU/PC or anyone with "Manage Folders & User Permissions" permission can give general users access to the registered license keys by adding them to the folder in which the license key is contained.
- Changing permissions for a user on a folder can restrict the capabilities that the user has with the license. E.g. Upgrade, Downgrade.
How to view web page headers if they are missing when using Google Chrome browser?
Please refer to the attached PDF document for more details.
How do I find my Partner Activation Code (PAC) or Serial Number?
Your PAC code is provided by your OEM and is printed on a card or activation code certificate which is either enclosed in the server carton box or mailed to you separately. See "Locating your PAC or Serial Number" above for more information.
I lost my Partner Activation Code (PAC). What do I do now?
Contact the customer support department for the OEM you purchased it from. They will work with VMware to replace your activation codes.
I receive an error when redeeming my activation codes. What do I do now?
Contact VMware Support for assistance.
I am being asked for an old license code to complete my redemption? Where do I find it? What if I can't find it?
You can find old/previous edition license codes by logging into the My VMware site. You can also access any previously registered serial numbers on the view license page in the My VMware site. If you can't find it or need further assistance contact VMware Support.
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And if you accept it gradually, then you will be continuously in pain and suffering. If you accept it without any complaint, not in helplessness but in understanding, it becomes suchness. Then you are no longer worried, then there is no problem - because the problem was arising not because of the fact, but because you couldn't accept it the way it was happening. You wanted it to follow you.
Remember, life is not going to follow you, you have to follow life - grudgingly, happily, that's your choice. If you follow grudgingly you will be in suffering. If you follow happily you become a buddha, your life becomes an ecstasy.
Buddha also has to die - things won't change - but he dies in a different way. He dies so happily, as if there is no death. He simply disappears, because he says a thing which is born is going to die. Birth implies death, so it is okay, nothing can be done about it.
You can be miserable and die: then you miss the point, the beauty that death can give to you, the grace that happens in the last moment, the illumination that happens when body and soul part. You will miss that because you are so much worried, and you are so much clinging to the past and to the body that your eyes are closed. You cannot see what is happening because you cannot accept it, so you close your eyes, you close your whole being. You die. You will die many times, and you will go on missing the point of it.
Death is beautiful if you can accept, if you can open the door with a welcoming heart, a warm reception: "Yes, because if I am born I am to die. So the day has come, the circle becomes complete." You receive death as a guest, a welcome guest, and the quality of the phenomenon changes immediately.
Suddenly you are deathless: the body is dying, you are not dying. You can see now: only the clothes are dropping, not you; only the cover, the container, not the content. The consciousness remains in its illumination - more so because in life many were the covers on it, in death it is naked. And when consciousness is in total nakedness it has a splendor of its own; it is the most beautiful thing in the world.
But for that, an attitude of suchness has to be imbibed. When I say imbibed, I mean imbibed - not just a mental thought, not the philosophy of suchness, but your whole way of life becomes suchness. You don't even think about it, it simply becomes natural.
You eat in suchness, you sleep in suchness, you breathe in suchness, you love in suchness, you weep in suchness. It becomes your very style; you need not bother about it, you need not think about it, it is the way you are. That is what I mean by the word imbibe. You imbibe it, you digest it, it flows in your blood, it goes deep in your bones, it reaches to the very beat of your heart. You accept.


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TOKYO (AP) — Toyota said Friday it will halt production at one of its four auto plants in Thailand and transfer the workers to the other factories in a move the carmaker says is unrelated to political unrest in the Southeast Asian country. Toyota Motor Corp. spokesman Takanori Yokoi said decision to stop production at a Toyota factory on the outskirts of the Thai capital Bangkok was made in November last year.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina is getting some big economic news with word of a New York-based paper products company spending up to $1 billion on a new plant. State Rep. Dan Cooper of Piedmont says Friday's announcement would be good news for Anderson County, which has a 12.5 percent unemployment rate.
EPA Moves To Regulate Industrial Greenhouse GasesMay 14, 2010 4:25 am | by Matthew Daly, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency moved Thursday to more tightly control air pollution from large power plants, factories and oil refineries, a step to limit emissions widely blamed for global warming. The EPA said it is completing a rule requiring large polluters to reduce the amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that they release into the air.
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In 1957, the Russians launched Sputnik. Two students at the Advanced Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins were able to find the signal that the Russians were broadcasting from the tiny satellite, and used it find the exact location of the silvery ball. It was a harmless trick until the government asked them to reverse the method to find objects on the ground.
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IRISS, Inc. (Bradenton, FL) has expanded its product line of Custom Application Products (CAP) to include a Square Infrared Window capable of passing durability and impact requirements. IRISS custom-builds the square windows because round windows sometimes do not provide complete coverage, or because so many windows are required they become cost prohibitive to the customer.
Tobacco Battles Burning OutMay 13, 2010 4:58 am | by by Amanda Earing, News Editor | Blogs | Comments
Recent legislation proposed by the Australian government would force tobacco companies to use plain, logo-free packaging on their cigarettes, in an attempt to make the products less attractive to consumers. But Australia isn't the first government to regulate tobacco in effort to stomp out the industry's hold on the health of millions of consumers.
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Making Robots 'Safe For Work'May 12, 2010 7:39 am | Articles | Comments
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The Real-Life Tony StarkMay 12, 2010 6:37 am | Articles | Comments
Elon Musk revolutionized the way we pay online with PayPal, and then moved on to Tesla Motors, where he's still trying to change the way Americans drive from point A to point B. As if that wasn't enough, Musk founded SpaceX, which builds space-capable rockets, with the hope of eventually shuttling people and cargo into space.
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Volvo brought in a stockpile of journalists and reporters to see the latest model of its S60 sedan, with the City Safety crash-avoidance system, which is meant to use multiple sensors to help a driver stop quickly enough to prevent a rear-ending accident. Volvo drove a semi out onto their test track, and then launched one of their S60s at 30 mph, a perfect speed for demonstrating the effectivenss of their new system.
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Well this last week has been hectic for me. The end of the semester is really kicking my bum. I wouldn't think that it would happen like this, but my life has had some major changes that have added to how the end of the semester can be. It all works out though, you can't really plan for how certain things fall into place.
I am so happy that I finished with my writing portfolio. I worked very hard and hope that it pays off (Thanks to my tutoring sessions too!!). I still have a lot of work with all of my classes though. It seems most due dates are all falling on December 5. I still cannot believe that December is here. I can't wait for it to be warm again. I know I have a bit of time before then, but I like sunshine!
Hopefully everyone had a nice holiday (Thanksgiving, if you celebrate it). It was nice for me because I was able to hang out with my siblings. It was even better because I got to see my niece. She is so darn cute I couldn't handle it!!! She is such a happy baby. I was laughing because when I was holding her while she was napping, my sister was cutting a relatives hair, then they started the vacuum up, and my niece didn't even flinch. How nice that must be for my sister. That must make her life a bit easier to know that her daughter is able to sleep through noise like that without having to worry about being too loud.
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Dr. Rebecca Gottesman is an Associate Professor of Neurology, with a joint appointment in Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and is a core faculty member of the Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology, and Clinical Research. Her primary clinical interest is stroke.
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Dr. Gottesman received her medical degree from the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. She completed her internship in internal medicine at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, and her neurology residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. She completed a stroke fellowship and received a PhD in the Graduate Training Program in Clinical Investigation (GTPCI) from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Dr. Gottesman's lab work focuses on the cognitive impacts of stroke and other vascular disease, both in the short-term and the long-term, and on the association between vascular disease and dementia (including Alzheimer's disease). She evaluates this in large community-based populations, as well as smaller hospital-based studies, and has particular interest in neuroimaging as a way to evaluate cerebrovascular changes in the brain, as well as neurodegenerative changes in the brain, such as those due to Alzheimer's disease. Learn more about her research.
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Recipient, K12 award: Clinical Research Scholar, July 2004-present
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Scholarship recipient, American Stroke Association Stroke Fellows Workshop, December 2003
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Representative, Committee on the Status of Women (2013-present)
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