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I killed my mirror real using using SoW, Balz Aura, Balz spirit, mending, ZF, and then spamming osirus real fast. Took 12 seconds.
I killed my mirror real using using SoW, Balz Aura, Balz spirit, mending, ZF, and then spamming osirus real fast. Took 12 seconds.
I switched to smite for a minute and beat my mirror in close to 10 seconds, AoE smite skills and a few energy regen taking "useless" enchamnents. Even stranger, my W/R was able to do it faster.
Just used this method today with my monk after reading this post a night or two ago, and it worked great. Thanks alot! :happy34:Originally Posted by lyoungblood
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I'm Mo/Me. Have mostly healing spells. Not sure how I got the Me class. I would rather just drop Me if I could. I'm trying to focus on healing. Doppel kills me everytime... he's doing 60+ dmg on each hit (more with axe if he gets up close).
Any suggestions? My crappy little wand does like -5 dmg to him each hit. He has regen even when I don't have regen spells loaded up :/
Should I get sword and shield or axe? I have drok armor, not sure why he's hitting me for so much dmg.
The only attack spells I got is Bane, Banish and couple other junky smiting stuff. I'm trying to be healer. :/
dont have build on me ( I am at work currently) but if you see me in game I can give you one that got me through and even helped a friend ascend on his first try. It is a smite build but it works. BTW I am a healing monk also with some interupts.
Oh just noticed you said you dont have many skills. May I ask what level you are? My build may not work if you dont have the skills to use.
Bane signet, smite, banish, balthazars aura, symbol of wrath, smite hex, <any fast recharge hex thats not terribly bad>, distortion
Thats the general build i did. Was a while ago though.
I had a Mo/Me as well and I killed the Doppelganger under 50 seconds.
Just use Mesmer skills like Backfire and Energy Burn.
I don't know exactly what skill I used more, but Bane Signet was one of them.
You just need a high Domination Magic
I don't have any Me skills. I want to be a healer. I have like Remove Hex from Me and that's about it.
I have Bane Signet and Banish, but not those other spells. I'm a Healer monk. I have healing spells.


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Colourful rocks within the national park
Map of South Gippsland with the national park shown in green on lower right
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The Wilsons Promontory National Park,[2] commonly known as Wilsons Prom or The Prom,[citation needed] is a national park in the Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia, located approximately 157 kilometres (98 mi) southeast of Melbourne.
The 50,500-hectare (125,000-acre) national park is the southernmost national park on mainland Australia, known for its beautiful rainforests, unspoiled beaches, and abundant wildlife. The national park covers the southern portion of Wilsons Promontory, a peninsula containing South Point, the southernmost point on the Australian mainland. A lighthouse on the south-east corner of the peninsula is the southern-most lighthouse on mainland Australia and has operated continuously since 1859.
A large section of the park was burnt out in April 2005 by a bushfire caused by a controlled burn that breached containment lines because of warmer and windier conditions than were forecast for that day, causing the evacuation of six-hundred people.[3]
The park is highly popular with bushwalkers and campers, and has a number of lodges and serviced camping areas at a camping area near the mouth of Tidal River.
Indigenous Australians occupied the area at least 6,500 years ago based on archaeological records.
The first Europeans to sight Wilsons Promontory are believed to be George Bass and Matthew Flinders in 1798.
Extensive sealing took place at Sealer's Cove during the 19th Century, such that seals are no longer found there.
Lobbying by the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria and the Royal Society of Victoria (including Arthur Henry Shakespeare Lucas) led to the Government of Victoria temporarily reserve the area as National Park in 1898, made permanent in 1908. The original settlement in the Park was on the Darby River site, where a chalet existed.[4]
The Wilsons Promontory was used as commando training area during World War II. A memorial to commandos who lost their lives in World War II is located at Tidal River.
During the Black Saturday Fires of February 2009 throughout Victoria, trees in the Wilsons Promontory were struck by lightning, which then led to the loss of up to 50% of the national park through major fire damage.
The main campsite is at Tidal River, and consists primarily of unpowered sites for tents or caravans. Some cabins, huts and limited higher end options are also available. Booking is essential during the summer and other holiday periods throughout the year, as it is a popular holiday location.
The campsite is very close to the river and to an excellent ocean beach. Facilities include toilet and shower blocks, water near each site, a general store, an outdoor cinema (summer months only) and a visitor centre. Park rangers patrol the prom, interpretive activities are provided over the summer holiday period and at certain times medical staff are available.
Camping is not permitted outside designated camping areas, and the campsites at Sealer's Cove and other locations require a permit. Numerous other regulations apply.
The Wilsons Promontory National Park is home to a wide range of wildlife species, including kangaroos, wombats, echidnas, emus, a wide range of small marsupials, and numerous species of birds, most prominent among which are the rosellas. Generally, the wildlife around Tidal River is accustomed to human presence, and many of the animals and birds near the campsites will approach humans, accept food from them, or even enter their tents uninvited. It is however illegal to feed wildlife and if you are found to be feeding them you will be issued with a fine by Parks Victoria Staff.
Outside the camping area, the wildlife is less accustomed to humans, and may be more difficult to spot. Possums can be quite easily found with a torch at night, and kangaroos and emus are often to seen in large numbers on either side of the road on the way in to the National Park. Swamp wallabies are frequently spotted on many of the walks, as are a variety of bird species. The northern section of the park is also home to an abundance of snakes.
Southern right whales nowadays show slow but steady recovery and started using the area as nursery like what was used to be along with Humpback whales that tend to pass through the area rather than long stay. Killer whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, and penguins can be seen more regularly.
The Prom has many different areas in which one can hike. There are trails of differing levels of difficulty, predominantly day hikes ranging from short strolls using beach access ramps up to longer 2 or 3 hour walks. Staff in the visitors centre can give helpful information and advice on walks to suit your skill level and timeframe. There are also several overnight hiking options which can be combined into larger circuit hikes from 2 days upwards. There are also multi-day hikes in the northern section of the park which require walkers to have excellent navigational skills. A permit is required for all overnight hiking.
A portion of the peninsula is warm temperate rainforest. These areas are generally traversed on boardwalks and bridges and are full of wildlife, particularly bird species and swamp wallabies. There is also some mountainous terrain. Mount Oberon affords beautiful views that are only mildly marred by a radio aerial close by. An alternative walk up Mount Bishop also provides panoramic and spectacular views of the Prom. The coastline is ruggedly beautiful with indented coves and beaches interspersed amongst granite headlands, tors and cliffs. Beaches vary from broad sandy littoral plains to steep coves and rock pools. The northern part of the park comprises a great deal of the Yanakie isthmus with sandy healthlands.
Mount Oberon[edit]
Mount Oberon is also located in Wilsons Promontory National Park. Hikers usually take a vehicle halfway up the mountain to Telegraph Saddle car park and then continue on foot. Walkers follow the gently uphill management vehicle track to Mount Oberon's summit. A short series of steps below the summit's rocky outcrops, leads to views over Tidal River, the coast and islands offshore. Note that it can be windy, cool and clouded over at the summit, even during the summer months.
Wilsons Promontory is rather isolated, and the closest town is Yanakie located 36 kilometres (22 mi) north of Tidal River. Yanakie is very small, and is primarily consists of a general store and the Promhill Cabins. The settlement at Tidal River, however, does have a general store, café, fish and chip shop, open-air cinema (summer months only), post boxes and public telephones.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Wilsons Promontory National Park: Visitor Guide" (PDF). Parks Victoria (PDF). Retrieved 14 March 2010.
- ^ "Wilsons Promontory National Park". Gazetteer of Australia. Geoscience Australia. Retrieved 14 June 2009.
- ^ "Wilsons Promontory blaze inquiry continues". ABC News (Australia). 22 June 2005.
- ^ "Wilsons Promontory National Park". Parks Victoria.
5. "Park Management Plan" (PDF).
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Wilsons Promontory National Park.
- "Wilsons Promontory National Park". Parks Victoria.
- "Home page". Friends of the Prom (FOTP).
- "Wilsons Promontory National Park". Explore Australia.
- Raymond, Robert (1985). Discover Australia's National Parks. Sydney: Macmillan.
- "Wilsons Promontory National Park - The Science of Managing the Terrestrial Environment". University of Melbourne.
- "Wilsons Promontory Lighthouse". Climate statistics for Australian locations. Bureau of Meteorology.


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OK, so it sounds like you heavier guys who just resprung wish you had revalved, too, at least the rear shock. Makes sense, since the factory setting on the compression damping for the rear is one click out from full stiff.
Now, I just need to decide who's gonna do the work.
I've talked to John Curea at MX-Tech East Coast Suspension, and feel really good about his operation. He gets lots of
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But, while talking to Gary Emig about other stuff, I learned that Emig Racing does revalving work also. Apparently his son Brian does the suspension work, but they don't list anything about it on the website. I feel pretty good about anything Gary does, and since he rides an LC4-E himself, they've probably got the settings for those suspension components pretty well dialed in.
The fact that they are a little cheaper ($150 per end v. $175) doesn't hurt. Also, he did all the setups on Jeff's bikes before Jeff got a factory ride, and Jeff was pretty successful (but he's prolly fast on a QA50).
I'm good with John Curea, but does anybody know anything about Emig's suspension services?
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I just feel like so many moms here understand how to parent a gifted child with balance. These are children who just happen to be gifted not brilliant minds that happened to be encased in child-wrapping. Thank you for helping to refresh and confirm my own sense of perspective.
I will go back to lurking. And again, I thank you all.
Mothering mamas are great. I hope you find your balance too!
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There is a reason I hang out here even though I don't even live in the US - there is an understanding here of what child-led parenting means with a gifted child that I haven't found anywhere else.
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This chalet is part of Mountain Lakes Community, a private, four-season, recreational complex on the edge of the White Mountains National Forest. Ideally located ten minutes from Route I-91 and 20 minutes from Route I-93, it offers easy accessibility to winter or summer attractions. The community has swimming in either outdoor pool or two lakes only a few minutes away (with rafts & lifeguards in season), non-power boating rentals, skating and cross country skiing, fishing in the private lakes, hiking, tennis, horseshoes, ball sites, and a nice kiddie playground between the lakes. Historical wooden covered bridge is a short 1/4 mile walk with swimming allowed, if you dare, in the the Wild Ammonousic River below it. Snowmobile trail entry point just across the road from our chalet.
Scenic and kiddie attractions, Appalachian Trail system hiking and outlet shopping which are located in the White Mountains National Forest, Franconia Notch and Mount Washington areas, are within 15-45 miles. Alpine skiing at Cannon and Loon Mountains is only approximately 30 minutes away and Waterville Valley or Burke Mountain (Vermont) approximately 45 minutes.
The chalet is a free standing A-frame building with two bedrooms, each containing a double bed. In a half loft are four twin beds. There is one full bath. Recently remodeled winter 2011/12. Request a copy of our photo collage and map. Absolutely no pets please.
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Beautiful new home with two bedrooms and one bath Fully furnished with rustic furnishings. Enjoy breakfast by the water fountain in the large center courtyard. Magnificent unobstructed views of the entire City and the Main Cathedral. House is located in a private secure cul-de-sac with only few homes on street with no vehicular traffic. Close to stores and easy exit to the Dolores Highway. 20 minutes to the water parks and pyramids.
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Walking distance to the Main Square ( El Jardin) (10 minutes) and all the main attractions of the center of the city. (Wish not to walk to the center square, a $3.00 USD taxi fare will get you there) The house is only 10 minutes away fromt he hot prings and water parks of Xote, La Gruta, Taguada, and several others. 10 Minutes away fron the natural botanical park and the San Miguel De Allende water dam. Enjoy some of the best culiniary restaurants in the world. Theaters, classical events, horseback riding, hicking, bicycle rides, all terrain vehicles rentals. The pyramids and ancient city of La Canada de la Virgen, about a half hour's drive from San Miguel de Allende, is a great new attraction for the area. 45 minutes to the mystic town of Dolores Hidalgo where the cry of independence was given.
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After big win, Thompson hopes to be tour regular
Though Whan rejected Thompson's request for 12 sponsor's exemptions this year, double what's allowed, the LPGA did allow non-members to participate in Monday qualifying, essentially allowing Thompson the chance to earn her way into additional tournaments.
Whan also allowed Thompson to go through Q school, and said she would be accepted as a full tour member in 2012 if she succeeded in the three-stage process. Thompson won the first stage by 10 strokes in July. The second stage begins Tuesday, and Thompson said she is prepared to play if her request for an exemption is denied.
"I do understand and appreciate that Lexi is a unique case," Whan said. "As such, we gave her kind of the green light to go to Q school and prove it the old-fashioned way. But her win ... is a pretty strong statement."
Unlike Wie, who was touted from grade school on as "the next Tiger Woods," Thompson is only now beginning to catch the general public's attention. But she is personable and photogenic, and her deals with Cobra-Puma Golf and Red Bull could help the LPGA expand its appeal with that all-important youth market.
Just look at what Rickie Fowler is doing for the men's side. Fowler is in only his second year as a professional, but kids are showing up at tournaments in droves wearing his flat-billed Puma caps and trademark orange shirts.
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Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, writes a Windows PowerShell function to see if a command exists before calling the command.
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. This Thursday, February 21, 2013, I will be on the PowerScripting Podcast. I always enjoy talking with Jon and Hal, and while I am not sure of the actual agenda, I do know that we will be talking about my new Windows PowerShell 3.0 Step by Step book. We might talk about the 2013 Scripting Games, Windows PowerShell Saturday, TechEd, or other things I am doing at the Microsoft TechNet Script Center, and of course, the Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog. Other items related to the Windows PowerShell community will doubtlessly arise. One of the really cool things about the PowerScripting Podcast is the chat room. Lots of cool questions come up via the chat room, and at times, there are even funny comments, and it is all I can do to keep from busting out laughing (in fact, sometimes I do end up laughing …) It is like a virtual family reunion (actually better than a virtual family reunion because at least we all have something in common—Windows PowerShell).
Note My Mentee (or protégé, or Telemachus) Microsoft PFE Ashley McGlone has written an excellent 4-page guide that shows how to use Windows PowerShell to replace RepAdmin, DNSCMD, DCPromo, CSVDE, NETDOM, NLTEST and so on and so on and so on. This is a most excellent reference and is the vision of Windows PowerShell—replace nearly two dozen command-line utilities, each with its own confusing and different syntax, with the consistency of Windows PowerShell. It is way cool and should really help to simplify your life. You can download it from his blog here.
In a recent PowerTip, I talked about using the Get-ADReplicationConnection cmdlet to find information about AD DS replication. At the time, I wanted to confirm if the cmdlet was available by determining which version of the ActiveDirectory module is installed. Unfortunately, as I checked around, the only way I had to confirm this was to go to a computer with the specific version of the ActiveDirectory module. I had hoped I could check the version property of the module, but unfortunately, the AD DS team did not increment the version number of the module. This is shown here:
PS C:\> ipmo activedirectory
PS C:\> (Get-Module activedirectory).version
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This leaves me with the situation in which if I want to see if a cmdlet (or a function) exists, I can attempt to use it, and generate an error if the command does not exist. Or I can use the Get-Command cmdlet to search for the cmdlet (or function), but once again, it generates an error if the command does not exist.
So, I decided to write my own function to see if a command exists.
To keep from generating an error when I call the Get-Command cmdlet, I use Try / Catch / Finally. There is one problem, and that is that a command not found is not a terminating error, and Try / Catch / Finally only handles terminating errors. Terminating errors are errors that are so bad that Windows PowerShell cannot do anything but halt executing. A non-terminating error is bad, but Windows PowerShell will, by default, continue to the next command. To change this behavior, I need to change the $ErrorActionPreference value from the default value of continue to stop. In this way, the non-terminating error will cause Windows PowerShell to halt execution, therefore permitting the Try / Catch / Finally block to handle the error condition.
But, changing a preference variable without asking is just rude (and is not considered to be a best practice), so, I am going to only change the preference variable while my function runs, and I will change it back when I am done. This is the great thing about Try / Catch / Finally—that I can specify code for each step of the process.
Note The Finally ALWAYS runs, and it is a perfect place to set things back in their proper condition. I always put my cleanup code in the Finally block.
Therefore, one of the first things I do in my function is store the current $ErrorActionPreference value and then I assign the value of stop to $ErrorActionPreference. These two lines of code are shown here.
$oldPreference = $ErrorActionPreference
$ErrorActionPreference = 'stop'
I create an input parameter that permits me to specify the command I am interested in when I call the function. This line is shown here.
Param ($command)
I use Try to see if the command exists. To do this, I use the If language statement, and I evaluate the condition occurring when I use Get-Command to look for the command. If the command exists, I display this information. The line of code is shown here.
try {if(Get-Command $command){"$command exists"}}
Now I use Catch to catch the error condition. Therefore, if Get-Command $command results in an error, the code progresses to Catch, and I display a message stating the command does not exist. This is shown here.
Catch {"$command does not exist"}
If an error occurs, the Catch statement displays a message. The code continues to the Finally block. But if an error does not occur, the Catch statement does not execute. However, the Finally block still executes because FINALLY ALWAYS runs. In the Script Block associated with Finally, I set $ErrorActionPreference back to the original value—the value I stored when the function began. This code is shown here.
Finally {$ErrorActionPreference=$oldPreference}
The complete Test-CommandExists function is shown here.
Function Test-CommandExists
Param ($command)
$oldPreference = $ErrorActionPreference
$ErrorActionPreference = 'stop'
try {if(Get-Command $command){"$command exists"}}
Catch {"$command does not exist"}
Finally {$ErrorActionPreference=$oldPreference}
} #end function test-CommandExists
When I run the function, the following output is shown.
If I configure the function to return Boolean values, instead of strings, I can use the If statement when calling the code. Here is the revision to the function:
try {if(Get-Command $command){RETURN $true}}
Catch {Write-Host "$command does not exist"; RETURN $false}
I do not need to add the RETURN key word, but it makes the code easier to read. The Try section is basic. It is the Catch line where I had to get creative. If I have the Catch section return $false, nothing displays when I call the function as seen here.
If(Test-CommandExists Get-myService){Get-myService}
But, on the other hand, if I have a string that states the command does not exist, it is evaluated as $true and the code attempts to run, and an error generates. Therefore, I decided to use Write-Host here because it does not return to the output stream, and therefore, the calling code does not see it. The use of this function is shown here.
Join me tomorrow when I will talk about more cool Windows PowerShell stuff.
I invite you to follow me on Twitter and Facebook. If you have any questions, send email to me at email@example.com, or post your questions on the Official Scripting Guys Forum. See you tomorrow. Until then, peace.
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I imagine more validation can be added, but here is what came out with. I use a regular expression to match. Providing Get-Command with a verb and noun performs matching that does not return an error.
function Test-Command {
Determines if the command is available.
PS C:\> Test-Command -Command Get-Process
PS C:\> Test-Command -Command Do-Something
$found = $false
$match = [Regex]::Match($Command, "(?<Verb>.{3,11})-(?<Noun>.{3,})")
if($match.Success) {
if(Get-Command -Verb $match.Groups["Verb"] -Noun $match.Groups["Noun"]) {
$found = $true
I limit the verb 3-11 characters because this command shows that the approved verbs are within that range.
Get-Verb | Select-Object @{n="Length";e={$_.Verb.Length}} | Sort-Object -Property Length | Format-Table -AutoSize
@MichaelLWest excellent. I love your function. Well done.
Wouldn't that be easier?
[bool](Get-Command $command -ea 0)
@Rood indeed it would. This is a great trick, and one that I had not thought of before. Awesome!
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Garden Grove looks for theme park developer
Developer who entered into 90-day agreement has yet to show evidence of partnership for project.
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http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister...le_1560278.phpGARDEN GROVE City officials said today that they will continue their search for developers that could help them realize their dream of transforming 160 acres on Harbor Boulevard into a theme park.
Two months ago, City Council members voted unanimously to give developer Chris Yang 90 days to forge a partnership with a major studio such as Universal or MGM, whose films and characters could be used for rides and attractions in the park.
But as of today, Yang had shown no evidence of such a partnership or put forth the deposit that he said would prove his financial backing from large corporations based in Korea and Hong Kong.
Yang could not be reached for comment today.
The city was not going to use his money for studies or consultant fees, said Economic Development Director Chet Yoshizaki.
"It was more for the developer's own protection," he said. "But now that we've passed the 60-day mark, as per the contract, we're free to pursue other developers."
And he and his staff intend to do that, Yoshizaki said.
The City Council could revisit the contract in March and decide to extend it by another 60 days if Yang shows evidence of some progress, said City Manager Matthew Fertal.
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Mayor William Dalton said he is confident Harbor Boulevard will be developed to the city's advantage, however long it may take.
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Chennai, Apr.13: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Sunday met Tamil Superstar Rajnikanth.
"There is nothing political. He met me when I was in hospital and I invited him to come home and have a cup of tea whenever he is in Chennai and he came today. I'm very happy," Rajnikanth told media after meeting Modi.
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Memphis' three City Court judges last night expressed approval of a proposal for an American Bar Association group to study traffic law enforcement in Memphis and Shelby County and make recommendations. Such a study was recommended Saturday by a special committee of the Memphis and Shelby County Bar. The committee, headed by Charles M. Crump, has spent nearly five months studying traffic law enforcement here.
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It is now fashionable for Memphis bachelors to shave all beards and mustaches because they insist that a clean-shaven face is much cooler in the summer time. But there are some who say that the bachelors shave so closely solely because they think it gives them a more youthful appearance.
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The Lord your God is with you, he is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, he will quiet you with his love, he will rejoice over you with singing. —Zephaniah 3:17 read more
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I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with loving-kindness. ... They will come with weeping; they will pray as I bring them back. I will lead them beside streams of water on a level path where they will not stumble. —Jeremiah 31:3, 9 read more
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"I will turn their mourning into gladness; I will give them comfort and joy instead of sorrow. I will satisfy the priests with abundance, and my people will be filled with my bounty," declares the Lord. —Jeremiah 31:13-14 read more
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Can you fathom the mysteries of God? Can you probe the limits of the Almighty? They are higher than the heavens—what can you do? They are deeper than the depths of the grave—what can you know? Their measure is longer than the earth and wider than the sea. —Job 11:7-9 read more
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God called to him from within the bush, "Moses! Moses!" And Moses said, "Here I am." "Do not come any closer," God said. "Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground." Then he said, "I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob." At this, Moses hid his face, because he was afraid to look at God. —Exodus 3:4-6 read more
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My son, if you accept my words and store up my commands within you, turning your ear to wisdom and applying your heart to understanding, and if you call out for insight and cry aloud for understanding, and if you look for it as for silver and search for it as for hidden treasure, then you will understand the fear of the Lord and find the knowledge of God. —Proverbs 2:1-5 read more
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His body also was like beryl, his face had the appearance of lightning, his eyes were like flaming torches, his arms and feet like the gleam of polished bronze, and the sound of his words like the sound of a tumult. Now I, Daniel, alone saw the vision, while the men who were with me did not see the vision; nevertheless, a great dread fell on them, and they ran away to hide themselves. So I was left alone and saw this great vision; yet no strength was left in me, for my natural color turned to a deathly pallor, and I retained no strength. ... Then behold, a hand touched me and set me trembling on my hands and knees. —Daniel 10:6-8, 10, NAS read more
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Lift up your eyes to the heavens, look at the earth beneath; the heavens will vanish like smoke, the earth will wear out like a garment and its inhabitants die like flies. But my salvation will last forever, my righteousness will never fail. —Isaiah 51:6 read more
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QuikSeries Software
Quik Series is a collection of software suites written specifically for the detailing of cold formed steel structures for domestic construction. Quik Series currently consists of four modules; a wall panel module, a roof truss module, a flooring module and a rainwater goods module.
Quik Series operates as an add-on to the IntelliCAD cad package. From the users point of view, Quik Series appears to be a totally integrated Cad package.
All modules incorporate reporting structures, including complete bills of materials of all incidental parts, brackets and screws.
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FRAMECAD IP Limited (FRAMECAD) announces successful outcome of legal action regarding Quik Series Software
As you may be aware, FRAMECAD has recently been engaged in litigation in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australia, to protect the copyright of its software Quik Series Software, also known as FRAMECAD ProDesign and ProCAD.
The Court found on 12 September 2014 that, among other things:
• The copyright in Quik Series Software belonged to Robert Cummings until it was assigned to FRAMECAD on 1 November 2011;
• Steel Framing Systems International Pty Ltd (SFSI) was found to infringe the copyright in Quik Series Software (marketed by SFSI as "ProCAD") now owned by FRAMECAD, by unauthorised licensing Quik Series Software to SFSI customers;
• The infringement by SFSI of the copyright in Quik Series Software was found to have been authorised by Mr Gianni Pacione (also known as John Pacione) and Hayes Steel Framing Systems Pty Ltd, (Hayes SFS) another company operated by John Pacione;
• That authorisation by John Pacione and Hayes SFS was also found to be an infringement of copyright in Quik Series Software now owned by FRAMECAD;
• SFSI was misleading or deceptive in its conduct by representing on its website that it was entitled to licence Quik Series Software when it was not;
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NEWINGTON, N.H.. -- As the July 24 registration deadline for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approaches, close to $2.7 million in grants and loans from FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) have been approved for homeowners, renters and business owners in York County, Maine.
"We have been making every attempt to encourage residents of York County to register for assistance from FEMA for the past 55 days. Now, with only 5 days remaining until the July 24 deadline, FEMA has approved grants in the amount of $892,500. and the SBA has approved low-interest loans in the amount of $1,826,600," said Federal Coordinating Officer Kenneth Clark.
Of the 1,176 York County residents who registered with FEMA, 961 were referred to the Individuals and Households Program (IHP) while 537 applicants were approved for federal grants, 350 were found ineligible, 62 withdrew their application and 12 applications are still pending.
FEMA approved $834,196. for disbursal to 514 applicants making the average York County grant $1,623.
The SBA issued 947 home applications for low-interest loans and 165 business applications for a total of 1,112. The SBA received 146 applications back and approved 83 (with 12 pending) for loans in the amount of $1,826,600.
"Renters who suffered losses, homeowners with their primary residence in York County who suffered damage and business owners have until July 24 to register for FEMA assistance by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362)," said State Coordinating Officer Steve Burgess, Maine Emergency Management Agency. Registration can also be completed by going on-line to www.fema.gov. The TTY phone number for the hearing and speech impaired is 1-800-462-7585.
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The Bruins and Lightning are as close as it gets in the standings. It seems that has translated to Thursday's game, as the two teams are scoreless after a period of play at the Garden.
The Lightning outshot the Bruins, 10-8, in the period. After an ill-advised maneuver by Tim Thomas behind his net early on, he had to rush back to make a kick-save on Teddy Purcell. Thomas later robbed Mattias Ritola in front with just over 12 minutes left in the period, but the Milan Lucic went to the box afterwards for a clear-as-day cross-check.
Simon Gagne had a great opportunity on the power play, but went the puck across the crease. With 25 seconds remaining on the penalty, Steven Stamos beat Thomas with a wrist-shot but clanked it off the post.
Adam Hall drew the Lightning's only penalty, going off for hooking David Krejci at 10:47. The Bruins are now 1-for-14 on the power play since Tomas Kaberle entered the fold, though they're getting their chances.
Brad Marchand led the B's with two shots in the period. Lightning goalie Mike Smith made a big stop on Patrice Bergeron on perhaps the Bruins' best scoring opportunity thus far.
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From the PublisherIn The Body and Social Theory Chris Shilling has built on his expertise in the sociology of the body to provide a canonical treatment of the subject that he renders with theoretical depth and clarity of prose, making this book invaluable.
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Lucidly argued and accessibly written, this book makes a convincing case for an embodied sociology which avoids the pitfalls of either too much naturalism or too much social constructivism. It is a book with something for everyone, from the classics in social theory on the body to contemporary bodily phenomena like genetics, body modification, and cultural anxieties about death.
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Q. How Healthy Is Canola Oil Really?
More Information on Healthy Oils
A. Canola oil comes from canola seeds. They are a genetic variation of rapeseed that was developed in the 1960s using traditional plant-breeding methods to make the rapeseed more palatable.
But canola often gets a bad rap. For example, we get questions from people who've heard canola oil is toxic and can cause various diseases, from emphysema to Mad Cow. The truth is there are no sound scientific studies suggesting a link between canola oil and any disease.
We also hear concerns that canola oil is genetically engineered (GE). This is true—most canola (93 percent in the U.S.) is GE. If that's a concern for you, choose certified organic.
EatingWell often uses canola oil in our recipes because it's one of the healthiest oil choices. It's a good source of monounsaturated fats, the kind that, when used to replace saturated fats like butter and cheese, can help reduce "bad" LDL cholesterol levels and lower your risk of heart disease. Canola is the richest cooking-oil source of alpha-linolenic acid, an omega-3 fat that has been linked to heart health.
Canola is also versatile: it has a neutral taste, light texture and a medium-high smoke point, so it works well for sautéing and baking. (An oil's smoke point is the temperature at which it begins to smoke. When it does, disease-causing carcinogens and free radicals are released, so you never want to heat your oil to that point.)
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Whenver a scientist is involved in food, IT'S BAD NEWS PERIOD! Canola oil is 100% genetically created with science from an unedible plant called rapeseed!
— Anonymous
03/22/2013 - 2:45am
GMO modified
— Anonymous
03/20/2013 - 4:23am
Canola = "Canada Oil Low Acid", it seems a heavily processed oil, can be used to lubricate machine. I will never eat this kind of "oil".
— Anonymous
03/13/2013 - 1:58pm
You need to read the scientific literature on canola oil. Anyone can say ANYTHING on the internet and say that it is true. Check reliable sources. Is the person discussing Nutrition - really a nutrition professional such as a registered dietitian or a self proclaimed "Nutritionist" without any science background.
— Anonymous
03/12/2013 - 3:26pm
They have not been able to breed all the poison out of the Rape plant's seeds (canola sounds like a beautiful flower doesn't it).
Dave Loewe
— Anonymous
03/11/2013 - 12:27pm
I prefer grape seed oil, myself, as olive oil has a low smoking point and is not good for frying or browning foods. I use it mostly on cold foods like salads, or hummus, etc. Grape seed oil is healthy, light, not overpowering in the taste, and has a high smoke point. I recently bought canola oil for some purposes, but we use very little of it. I wish I'd known there was such a thing as organic, or I'd have gotten that one, instead. I have learned to keep my oils out of light and cool, so they do not go bad. All my oils went rancid on me before I did that. You can tell by the sour smell they get, not nice. I also think people need to be warned more about vegetable oil, which is made of GMO soy, which being GMO, and being soy, in no way is good to be using. If we are buying any type of food that contains oil or is fried, it is most likely made with this oil.
— Anonymous
03/08/2013 - 2:21pm
Don't eat it. Don't you get it, They want you sick. There is no money in healthy people, and no money in Dead people. The money is right in the middle and lots of it. "THE SICK people are worth the most money. Cancer, heart deisease, obesity .....
— Anonymous
03/08/2013 - 1:25pm
Personally I am at a loss, having read through 10 pages of counter opinion I am still at a loss. I opened this web page for information which I got a plenty, but I'm no further in understanding whether "Canola Oil" is beneficial or carcinogenic.
What I do know is that I have been using this oil or variants thereof since 1970, I am now 68 yrs old and still working a 50 hr week in heavy engineering,( hands on ), therefore the counter arguments don't stand up.
— Anonymous
03/05/2013 - 8:49pm
Mayo clinic, Snopes and other sources debunk the myth of danger in Canola oil. Before blindly believing what strangers post, do research. Who you gonna believe, Mayo Clinic or Anonymous?
— Anonymous
03/04/2013 - 2:31pm
Rapeseed itself is not edible. The process is has to through is scary to me. Add this chemical, bleach it, add another chemical, heat it up etc., etc. It is like casein. It was a byproduct of milk processing and considered a toxic waste. What a great Idea! Clean it up and sell it to the public. Protein powder that is for most people inedible and causes constipation and real bad gas. We are now deluded to the fact that canola oil is supposed to be safe. It is still heavily processed oil that is very plentiful and makes a few people very rich in Canada. It is no comparison to organic extra virgin OLIVE OIL. It is like saying raw honey and white sugar are the same thing. They are not. Carbohydrates yes. Equal, no.
— Anonymous
02/28/2013 - 6:17pm


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Inside My Inbox
One of my favorite parts of this job is reading my email. I love your enthusiasm, your willingness to try new things, your ideas, your creativity. Here's a recent sample from my inbox:
Fun stuff! (In fact, some days it's hard for me to do anything other than read my email!) But the more email I received, the more I wanted to get you all together for a giant, online beading party where we could talk about all things beading, all the time.
Announcing the Beading Daily Forums
I'm happy to announce that the Beading Daily discussion forums are now open! This means you can go online any time, ask questions, meet other beaders from around the world, share your work, your ideas, and your passions. There are so many amazing people on this list--instructors, authors, designers, editors, beadmakers, shop owners--and now you'll be able to talk directly with one another. (Congratulations to Jessica S. who posted the very first question on the forum--a really great question about selling vs. keeping your designs. I hope one of you will help her out!) And don't worry--I'm not going anywhere. I'll pop in on the forums too and chat with you, as will our magazine editors, book authors, show instructors, and other Interweave folks.
I want this to be a friendly place where beaders of all levels and interests are welcome and I'm counting on you to help me create that place! I've pretty much set out the folding chairs and party hats, but I need you to tell me what else we need. What other forum topics do you want to see? What other features? How can we make this the best place to hang out and talk all things beading?
And That's Not All . . .
We've also moved our website--mostly. Two new website features include "tagging" (labeling everything so you can easily find topics like "wedding jewelry" or "selling your work") and rating posts and projects. We'll continue to add new features. I'm already working on my own personal list wish (photos! more photos!) and as always, I'd love to hear your suggestions. (Go to the forums and post your suggestions in the "Suggestions/Comments" area.)
Visit the new Beading Daily!
New Project: Navy and Pearls by Barbara RichardThis necklace from Beadwork magazine combines beadweaving (peyote stitched beaded beads) and stringing techniques. I'd love to know what you think about combined techniques. Would you like to see more projects combining techniques or not? The free download period for this project has ended. Instructions are now available in the store.
No Newsletter Monday: There will be no newsletter Monday, May 26th because of the Memorial Day holiday. Of course, the website and new forums will be open, so please feel free to come by and get your daily beading fix!
You're doing such a great job! Like the blogging idea, although I'm not an expert at it..... yet. Need to add a blog to my website.... Anyway, just want to introduce myself and say that I love the site am a loyal fan and customer. I look forward to chatting with other artists, sharing ideas and successes! Thank you.
I know you need a rest but I sooooo miss Beading Daily on the weekends...any chance of a 7 day fare? I love, love, love the site and have recommended it to my beading friends. Thanks for Beading Daily. You do Good! Patricia
Love to get the e-mails, I don't always need or use the information, but it is necessary to mix it up, so everyone gets something. As a member of a bead society, I know how hard it is to keep everyone happy and interrested. Keep up the good work. Barbara
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Relaxing Stay at Casa Mignon
My husband, sister, and brother-in-law stayed here for two weeks last fall and loved the place. The gardens are very beautiful and peaceful and the house is very tastefully decorated. We especially enjoyed Nasario and Paty who work there--they were always ready to lend a helping hand and were very pleasant. At first we thought that perhaps two weeks in Tepoztlan would be too long, but this lovely house made us feel very much at home. Our only suggestion would be to add a couple of good reading lamps. And the owner is very easy to work with and offered goo suggestions. Tepoztlan is a very special town with lots of character. It's so much fun just to sit in the square and watch the people and the market is great. If you can, hike up the mountain for beautiful views. Tepoztlan is a wonder
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What a brilliant time we had at both the Haciendas...basically we had the wedding (and week) of our dreams...it was PERFECT! Honestly, our guests (from Australia & UK) were speechless and have had the most incredible & memorable experience. The swimming pools, tennis court and hammocks were always in use and the food and service of the staff was brillaint. The owner, Pattie Hogan is ...The hostess with the most ..tesst and very helpful!!! I hope everyone gets to experience this magical, Mexican paradise in Tepoztlan.


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Mae Rome and many other residents of the Back Mountain have had the pleasure of participating in the Back Mountain Memorial Library's monthly book discussion group since the club began in 1995.
"When we started the book club, the library had a grant that paid for a facilitator," Rome said, adding the facilitator chose the books and led the discussions. Unfortunately, the grant was only for one year.
When the grant expired, club members took it upon themselves to continue the discussions. Now, each year, four or five members of the club have a chance to choose the titles and run the discussions. Books were chosen this term by Diana Dreher, Iran Fahmy, Patricia Crahall, Lori Stine and Rome.
Some of the titles they have already covered this year include "Shanghai girls" by Lisa See, "In the Garden of Beasts" by Erik Larson, "Cutting for Stone" by Abraham Verghese and "The Fortunate Pilgrim" by Mario Puzo.
The group will read the classic "Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain in April.
"We get an opportunity to read books we wouldn't normally choose," said Rome. "It's a lot of fun."
The book discussion group meets seven times a year on Monday morning and all members purchase their own copies of the books. Rome said the group tries to pick a good mix of fiction and non-fiction titles so there is something for everyone.
This year, the club has 33 members and a waiting list of individuals wanting to be a part of the discussion.
Due to the overwhelming number of participants in recent years, the library has decided to start a second discussion group.
"We do have people frequently call about being part of the discussion group," said Krista Connolly, circulation director of the library.
Library Director Martha Butler said. "It's an extension of the book club that is in existence and we are looking to give people the opportunity to participate because the other one is filled. The other club was so full that people would end up on a waiting list."
The new book club hosted its first meeting on Feb. 28 with at least six members signing up in advance. The new group will meet on the last Thursday of each month and will have the opportunity to form its own committee and choose its own titles.
Butler says the library is excited that the community is so involved that there is a need to create a second discussion group, and she hopes the new day and time will make it more convenient for those who want to participate. The library is confident the new group will be just as successful as the original.
For more information on joining the Thursday Book Discussion Group, contact the Back Mountain Memorial Library at 675-1182.


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As a high school senior, Adams led West Hill to a 9-1 record, and earned Grossmont North first-team all-league honors and second-team All-East County honors. He completed 65 percent of his passes for 2,164 yards and 22 touchdowns. He was also his team's place-kicker and punter as a senior, and made eight field goals. He started four games at quarterback for Coach Steve Sutton as a junior. Adams was the East County league's leading passer as a senior, and was the San Diego Union-Tribune's September 2001 Athlete of the Month. Adams was on the San Diego Union-Tribune 2001-02 All-Academic Team.


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JAIPUR: The Sir Syed Education Foundation distributed scholarships to 87 talented students of the Muslim community from 22 districts of Rajasthan here over the weekend with a call to promote vocational and technical education to benefit youngsters.
Foundation chairperson H. A. S Jafri, former Pro-Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, said the students had been selected on the basis of their academic performance and the financial condition of their parents. The recipients are pursuing secondary to post-graduate courses.
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Man and Moment: Charles Murray: Defining a Hero
Charles P. Murray, Jr. was a young commanding officer in the 3rd Infantry Division near Kaysersberg, France. His heroic actions on December 16, 1944 propelled him into history and he was awarded the Medal of Honor. Other achievments included the French Legion of Honor and military and civic awards through the decades of service to country, including the Korean and Vietnam conflicts. Colonel Murray's life was defined by heroism and humility, a sacred obligation to serve his country.
Underwriting grants from Gayle O. Averyt, William Barnet III, Dan and Sharon Roach and Santee Cooper enabled the telling of his story, from France to V-E Day commemorative honors in Salzburg, Austria, and to Columbia, South Carolina, which he called home.


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This may seem an obvious statement but for too long this has not been happening in a structured or consistent way. That is why this month's report by the Commission for Developing Scotland's Young Workforce, chaired by Sir Ian Wood, is so important.
The report contains 39 clear recommendations aimed at tackling some of the most entrenched difficulties that have proved to be a barrier between learning and working. For example, it provides a direct route towards addressing the need for parity of esteem between vocational and academic qualifications and recommends a clear educational path to achieve vocational qualifications within the school environment, a long overdue necessity to broaden young peoples' horizons and opportunities.
From a business perspective it is vital that the links between schools, colleges and business grow closer. In both his interim and final reports, Sir Ian highlighted the exceptional work being done by Chambers of Commerce across Scotland in this regard, including work placements, bringing business people into schools and enabling business sponsorship of schools. Scotland's businesses are the major customers for the skills provided by our education system and it is essential that skills provision becomes more demand driven in order to ensure that young people have the skills to take up the jobs that businesses are creating. The Commission's proposals have the potential to herald a fundamental change in the way in which businesses engage with young people.
The report has been widely welcomed across government, businesses and the education sector and there is now a real opportunity to make ground breaking progress. Businesses need to get involved and we are up to the challenge. We recognise that by providing young people with information about, and experience of, business in Scotland, we can help them to make informed choices about their future careers and, in turn, businesses can help ensure that the supply of skills from our educational institutions meets their needs. It really is a win-win situation for everyone.
I believe that this is the most important report to have been produced in terms of skills and employability in recent years. Its recommendations must be acted upon with urgency and Chambers of Commerce will work to ensure that its potential is fulfilled.
Liz Cameron is chief executive of Scottish Chambers of Commerce