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Dancing With the Stars 2013: Who Will Dance What For the Semifinals?
If you're a Zendaya Coleman fan, you're probably thrilled that she and Val Chmerkovskiy were given Hip Hop as one of their dances for the Dancing With the Stars Season 16, Week 9 Semifinals. Maybe you even tweeted for her to get it! But if you're not backing Zendaya this season, you may be grumbling that it's not fair for her … what are they now … 2,599,091 Twitter followers to throw their weight into getting her the dance style she was already great at before signing on for the show. So be it.
The final six couples were told their Twitter fan-chosen dance styles on the Week 8 Results Show. Here's what they got, plus details on the other individual dances for the Monday, May 13 Performance Show.
Zendaya Coleman & Val Chmerkovskiy, Hip Hop, Quickstep
Val admitted to On the Red Carpet that he doesn't have experience with Hip Hop. It's Zendaya's dance. He's happy for her that they got it — and he's into Hip Hop culture — but he has no choreography experience with the style, so he's going to do some research. Zendaya joked about drilling him on how to not have posture, but then they have to switch gears and do basically the opposite with Quickstep, which is all about keeping frame and being in hold. Val said he had a revelation Monday night. This season has flown by for him and he wants to take a second to just enjoy the moment. Watch the video for Val's thoughts on having four couples in the Finals instead of the usual three. He's not a big fan of the plan.
Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough, Flamenco, Argentine Tango
Kellie joked that Flamenco is like dancing flamingos. Close! (Not really.) Derek told OTRC they'll be using a lot of stomping. "Basically it's a story about keeping the devil down, so they stomp to keep him down." He hadn't heard their music by Tuesday night, so he wasn't sure what they would do. Derek said next week's dances are both intense — their other one is Argentine Tango — and even though Kellie plays on the idea of just being sweet, she has some darkness and drama to her.
Derek also isn't sure he loves the idea of a four couple finale. For him, the podium is 1, 2, 3. But it means more dancing, so that's good.
Ingo Rademacher & Kym Johnson, Charleston, Samba
Kym showed Ingo some Charleston moves backstage after Tuesday's show and he wasn't sure he was thrilled to get it as their style. He also said they're not doing the hard steps in the dances, they are going to do whatever he can do and to hell with the steps! They're just going to have fun. The judges just want to see a performance, he said.
Their other dance is the Samba. "I'm making this Samba really sexy and hot," Kym told OTRC, "and then the Charleston's going to be really fun and animated like a cartoon character."
They know they need high scores to get through to the final four. Kym likes the idea of doing a four-couple Finale. Ingo likes it too, because four couples gives him a better chance of … getting on the Disney jet to fly to New York? Apparently that's what happens when you get to the end.
Aly Raisman & Mark Ballas, Afro Jazz, Rumba
Aly didn't know anything about Afro Jazz, even though she campaigned to get it. Mark told her, "It's like a tribal kind of Jazz fused with some funk. It's going to be awesome. Lots of shaking and jumping and acting like a monkey jumping around." Mark told OTRC their music has loud, tribal drums and screaming monkey sounds. "It's going to be really cool!" So like the Tribal Trio Mark did with Derek and Shawn Johnson on All-Stars? Aly said it's going to show a whole different side of her, because she has this Afro Jazz and then Rumba — two completely different styles.
In their Monday night video, they also mentioned how Zendaya can get whatever she wants with these Twitter votes because she has so many Twitter followers. They said they still love the fan-chosen styles and it's all good, but … it has to be frustrating.
Jacoby Jones & Karina Smirnoff, Lindy Hop, ??
At this point, Jacoby and Karina have yet to share details on their second dance. Based on Karina's tweets, it sounds like she's not feeling well and had to back out of an event on May 8. On May 9 she tweeted, "Thank u 4 ur sweet wishes. This virus is vicious but I'm feeling a little better. Need to be! It's semifinals!" Get well soon!
Who are you rooting for to make the final four Finale?
Catch the next episode of Dancing With the Stars on Monday, May 13, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


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Golden slumbers await your little pride and joy at the end of lullaby road. The Beatles are the most famous songwriters of the twentieth century. Their songs are known by people of all ages here, there, and everywhere. The dreamy quality of their later work provides the blueprint for these beautiful lullaby interpretations. It will glide your little one out across the universe, through an octopus?s garden, and lay them down in a slumberland of strawberry fields.
No one will be able to say for sure whether Lullaby Renditions of the Beatles will successfully "glide your little one across the universe, through an octopus's garden, and send them into a slumberland of strawberry fields," as it says it will on the back on the disc, but one thing it won't do is bonk you over the head with the sub-par production you might expect from a novelty disc. The latest CD in the series that has provided hipster parents with wordless, infant-friendly versions of Led Zeppelin, U2, Metallica, and many others takes a turn for the unapologetically melodic here, having its way with classics from "Here Comes the Sun" to "Hey Jude." The result is, as ever, powder-puffy yet inarguably palatable, whether you're the one swaddled in the crib or the one staring down into it waiting for the sandman to arrive. "Michelle" was a dozy song to begin with; here it's a doorway to a peaceful drift-off that, with any luck, will last long enough get the laundry done. --Tammy La Gorce
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Testing Your PHP CodeOctober 22nd, 2014 | by Hannah |
PHP programming is definitely not all about the coding. This is actually for programming in all kinds of languages. It is also true for any kind of PHP application you may be working on, be it a PHP-based software asset management tool, a PHP-based website, or any other software.
Of course, when programming knowing coding best practices is essential, but having an in-depth knowledge of testing tools is equally important. For PHP testing frameworks used fall under different kinds of testing such as unit testing, integration testing, functional testing, behavior-driven development tools, and generic frameworks.
Each testing tool is obviously suitable for difference scenarios although they all serve the same purpose of decreasing dependence on manual testing. This makes the testing phase go more efficiently and save a lot of resources not only in terms of time but also in manpower, with less testers needed.
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Adobe evangelist Ryan Stewart shows a Nexus One with Android 2.2 running flash videos using Flash 10.1. Android 2.2 codenamed FroYo will be revealed later this month at the Google IO conference.Read More
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Steve Jobs' hints that open source codec Theora may be sued for patent infringements.Read More
HP has released a new video of the HP Slate on YouTube. HP Slate will have video support through a in-built camera, multi-touch support with pinch to zoom, USB ports and Adobe Flash support.Read More
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Tumblr, a very popular blogging platform, now lets you upload videos right from your computer.Read More
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Jan. 30, 2006
Worcester, Mass. - The Holy Cross softball team was ranked 21st in grade-point-average as released by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association for Division I teams.
The Crusaders led all New England schools and were second in the Patriot League with a 3.264 average.
Holy Cross will kickoff the 2006 season on March 5-10, in Orlando, Fla. The Crusaders first home doubleheader is scheduled for Sunday, March 26, against Boston University at noon. Holy Cross returns seven starters and three pitchers from the 2005 season.


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Norwich has terrific facilities, including a climbing wall, rappel tower, indoor swimming pool, gymnasiums, classroom facilities and more. Most training is conducted outdoors where we have access to plenty of fields, mountains, forested areas and the Dog River. Participants also travel to Deer Leap Mountain for rappelling, the Green Mountain Climbing Club and Mt. Ascutney for hiking.
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I just got a ISCSI raid and have it hooked up to my centos server. I plan on running iperf to do a network throughput test of the single ports, and the LACP setup. But, how would i test throughput of the iscsi raid? I have always worked with fibre channel because of work and because fibre channel is more reliable then iscsi for what we do. But, for home use and the price of this raid, I COULDNT SAY NO.
This will not be a backup, this will be to hold movies, music and etc for the entire house for 6 people, most of it will be me anyway. All the important stuff gets backed up 2-3 times locally and then taken off site (to work). So please dont lecture me about that, I know how to properly backup and that a RAID isnt backup, its just redundancy.
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The American Political Tradition
When it comes to foreign policy, the fundamental divide in American politics today is not between left and right but between those who subscribe to the myth of the "American Century" and those who do not. Peter Beinart is a true believer. In his eyes America's purpose today remains precisely what it has always been: to confront and destroy the enemies of freedom at home and abroad. In The Good Fight, he summons liberals to recover their crusading spirit and to "put antitotalitarianism at the center of their hopes for a better country and a better world." Liberalism must become once again what it was in its heyday: "a fighting faith."
A fighting faith requires "a narrative of national greatness." To win elections, good ideas and qualified candidates won't suffice. "Liberals can churn out policy papers and nominate war heroes," Beinart writes, "but without their own narrative of American greatness, it will do them little good, either in gaining power or in wielding it." Here, according to Beinart, lies the genius of Republicans, whether in the era of Ronald Reagan or in the age of George W. Bush: "They have a usable past." Celebrating American virtue and righteousness plays well at the polls. To compete effectively Democrats will have to invent their own uplifting version of history--"invent" being the operative term, since for Beinart facts as such are incidental to the process. "Empiricism," he suggests, "is no match for a narrative of the present based on a memory of the past."
The remembering that transforms the past into parable is necessarily selective. Indeed, what you leave out is as important as what you include. This is where Beinart takes present-day liberals to task. Ever since the 1960s they have shown a penchant for getting history backward, forgetting what matters (like standing up to Hitler and Stalin) and obsessing about what ought to be forgotten (like Vietnam). "Before today's progressives can conquer their ideological weakness," he writes, "they must conquer their ideological amnesia. What they need to remember, above all, is the cold war." In short, today's liberals ought to take their cues from the hawkish Democrats of yesteryear who led the epic battle against Communism. That struggle defined the second half of the twentieth century; with totalitarianism now having reconstituted itself in the guise of "jihadist terrorism," the struggle continues and, as Beinart sees it, promises to define the twenty-first century as well.
Beinart devotes much of The Good Fight to constructing this narrative of an anti-totalitarian crusade running from World War II to the present. In his telling of the tale, as long as steely liberals like Harry Truman and John F. Kennedy were at the helm, heeding the counsel of tough-minded liberal intellectuals like Reinhold Niebuhr and Arthur Schlesinger Jr., the crusade proceeded swimmingly. When liberals lost their nerve, however, and conservatives came to power, things went awry.
Sustaining this thesis requires an extraordinary combination of omissions and contortions on Beinart's part. Readers will learn, for example, that Kennedy was a visionary statesman who instituted the Alliance for Progress and created the Peace Corps. They won't learn anything about the Bay of Pigs, Operation Mongoose or US complicity in the assassination of Ngo Dinh Diem. Nor will they get any assessment of what Kennedy's ostensibly progressive foreign policy initiatives actually accomplished. (Answer: not much.)
Readers will learn further about the unfortunate tendency of conservatives--in contrast to sophisticated, worldly liberals--to see things in terms of black and white. Beinart offers up John Foster Dulles, who "painted the cold war as a quasi-religious struggle between good and evil," as a prime offender. Yet he ignores a mountain of evidence, starting with the Truman Administration's NSC-68, suggesting that liberals were equally susceptible to manichean--indeed, apocalyptic--views. As for Dulles, Beinart rather conveniently overlooks the fact that the very pragmatic Dwight Eisenhower kept his Secretary of State on a short leash. Dulles preached good and evil; more often than not, Ike discounted the preaching and opted for prudence.
According to the Republican version of the American Century, Ronald Reagan all but single-handedly brought about the collapse of Communism. Not so, insists Beinart. Just as liberals framed the cold war in the 1940s, so too they saved the day in the 1980s by preventing reckless right-wingers from abandoning that frame. Credit for turning back the forces of totalitarianism in Central America goes to those hardheaded liberal Democrats in Congress who repaired the flaws in the Reagan Doctrine, thereby subverting the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua and keeping El Salvador from slipping into the Communist orbit.


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Every day it seems there is a new report of some type of food contamination. A Virginia Tech laboratory is working on "high pressure processing" to see if they can squeeze salmonella to death. The question is how to kill the bugs without pulverizing the food they're in. Read the entire article at CBS News.
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The "Cheap Cars" MythSubmitted by MLewyn on Thu, 03/06/2014 - 2:47pm
One sprawl lobby argument I have occasionally is heard: "So what if people have to drive to reach jobs in sprawling areas? Used cars are so cheap that even poor people can afford them!"
Chicago's Bus MakeoverSubmitted by Gary Scott on Thu, 03/06/2014 - 1:00am
Author Chiara Montecchi is a Master's student in the School of Public Service at DePaul University, in Chicago, Illinois. She is currently employed as a Fundraiser in DePaul's Office of Advancement.
Always Room For MoreSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 03/03/2014 - 1:38pm
One common argument against infill: "but there isn't room for any more people!" (or, alternatively, "we can't have more people without turning into a skyscraper monoculture!"
Manhattan is far from a skyscraper monoculture- even in midtown there are lots of 2-6 story buildings of all types. And yet our housing density is 70,000 people per square mile- more than four times that of San Francisco, more than seven times that of Washington.
In other words, at Manhattan densities San Francisco could accommodate more than 3 million people.
Religion and urbanismSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 02/24/2014 - 12:51pm
(Cross-posted, with some additions, from my personal blog).
Presidential heroes of urbanismSubmitted by MLewyn on Mon, 02/17/2014 - 10:18pm
Since the weekend that just ended was Presidents' weekend, I thought now would be a good time to acknowledge some especially pro-urban Presidents. I don't plan to focus on their actual policies (a complicated topic, and one not very relevant to most pre-New Deal presidencies) but on their post-White House personal lives. The majority of Presidents have retired to resorts, estate-home suburbia, or (in the 18th and 19th century) country plantations.
However, I would like to honor a few exceptions to this rule:
Dingbats and "Scarchitecture"Submitted by Tim Halbur on Wed, 02/12/2014 - 4:29pm
The Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design is in the throes of Kickstarting a book they're calling Dingbat 2.0. For those who don't know, the dingbat is a housing type that proliferated in the Western U.S. in the 50s and 60s, driven primarily by increased parking requirements. As you can see at right, the dingbat basically paves over the front lawn, thrusting the house or apartments up on stilts and creating a parking garage at ground level.
Steps vs. The ElderlySubmitted by MLewyn on Wed, 02/12/2014 - 12:44am
I am currently reading White Flight/Black Flight by Rachael Woldoff of West Virginia University. The book discusses a neighborhood at the edge of a northern city (Philadelphia, I suspect) which was overwhelmingly Jewish as late as 1990, and became black in the 1990s. One area of interest to new urbanists is its discussion of white "stayers" - elderly people who are not at all displeased with integration. What drives them out is not crime or social disorder, but steps.
Some Cities Have More Children Than Their SuburbsSubmitted by MLewyn on Fri, 02/07/2014 - 4:51pm
Today, I read a blog post by Joel Kotkin asserting, for the umpteeth time, that famlies with children prefer suburbs. But at the bottom of the post is a chart comparing the child population (as a percentage of total population) for dozens of cities and their suburbs.
Looking at another Republican Governor's Transit RecordSubmitted by MLewyn on Thu, 02/06/2014 - 11:14am
A few weeks ago I posted an entry on transit ridership under several Republican governors who might be running for President; since most governors are judged based on one or two high-profile decisions (e.g.
Toronto Gets Another Chance To Remove the GardinerSubmitted by Alex McKeag on Wed, 02/05/2014 - 1:55pm
Torontonians have been calling for the removal of the Frederick G. Gardiner Expressway for more than a decade. The effort, led by WATERFRONToronto, proposes tearing down the eastern portion of the expressway and building an eight-lane urban boulevard in its place. The effort has faced resistance from controversial Mayor Rob Ford and a handful of city council members, and the debate is destined to heat up again with the release of the environmental assessment (expected later today, and to be presented to the public tomorrow).


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Henry Pollack "World Without Ice" Installation March 26-28, 2014
World Without Ice
An Installation by Henry Pollack, Michael Gould, and Stephen Rush
Henry Pollack, geophysicist and photographer, Professor Emeritus, U-M Department of Earth and Environmental Science
Michael Gould and Stephen Rush, sculptors and composers, U-M School of Music Theater and Dance
Professor Emeritus Henry Pollack's photographs are featured in an installation at the Duderstadt Video Studio on the U-M North Campus. Named for Pollack's recent book A World Without Ice, it is an immersive piece in the Duderstadt Center Video Studio. Pollack was a contributing author to the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 4th Assessment Report.
Pollack's landscapes of the Arctic and Antarctic are accompanied by music and hung domes of ice that drip onto drums, amplified with contact microphones. This "installation/performance" piece helps the audience experience Global Warming through sight, sound, and temperature. Gould/Rush perform their score to the dripping on hand percussion, crotales, piano, and retro-synths. The result is beautiful, painful, filled with sorrow (for the planet) and joy (the music and visuals are beautiful, even "pretty").
The installation is featured on the March U-M Montage website. The North Campus performance is a prelude to the artists' ArtPrize entry for the Fall of 2014 in Grand Rapids.


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Kristen Stewart Is Moving Out — Per Robert Pattinson's Request: Report
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are no longer cohabiting, reports People.
In the wake of last week's cheating scandal, which exploded after Us Weekly ran a series of photos of Kristen engaged in a steamy makeout session with her married Snow White and the Huntsman director, 41-year-old Rupert Sanders, Rob has reportedly asked his girlfriend of three years to move out of the L.A. home they formerly shared.
U-Haul trucks were photographed outside the house early Saturday morning, and for the time being it appears both halves of the Twilight-forged relationship are living elsewhere.
"I'm not sure they'll be able to recover from this," a source revealed to People late last week. And judging by the moving trucks, hope of a reconciliation is fading fast.
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Museum Friends
'Friends of Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery' organise events and activities including lunchtime lectures and a newsletter, 'Musings'.
These events and activities help promote the work of the Museum, and help raise funds to buy new items for the collections. The most recent acquisitions to the collections include a Norman Cross portrait and a manuscript written by John Clare. The money was raised with proceeds from the Martin Howe Lecture, an annual event organised by the Museum Friends.
The Friends monthly lunchtime lectures (including buffet lunch) are open to all, and cover subjects of historical, local or general interest. They take place on the third Thursday of each month, beginning at 12:30pm in the Howe Room of Peterborough Musuem (Priestgate, Peterborough, PE1 1LF).
Entrance is £4 for members, £5 for non-members.
Lecture Programme, September 2012 – July 2013
September 20
'The Battle of Omdurman (1898)' by Duncan Hallam
October 18
'Looking at Objects and Guessing their Function' by Barney Broadbent
November 15
'Relatively Speaking…' by Michael Kennelly
December 20
'The Victorian Magic Lantern' by David Cozens
January 17
'Double Deception' by Ernest Warman
February 21
'Houghton Mill' by Philip O'Donoghue
March 21
'On the Oregon Trail' by Gary and Sheila Frisby
April 18
'The History of Bookbinding' by Fiona Wagstaff
May 16
'The Whittlesey Dig' by Mark Knight
June 20
'The Peterborough Post' by Graham Horner-Woof
July 18
'The Three Men on the Bridge' by Geoffrey Hindley


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Stroud couple fear dog who bit their greyhound may strike again
Posted: February 27, 2013|
THE owners of a retired racing greyhound fear a dog who savaged their pet on a canal towpath may strike again – or even bite a child.
Jason and Sarah Smith's pet Graham suffered a 13cm gash when a dog turned on him on the Stroudwater Navigation towpath on Sunday afternoon.
"We have nothing really against the owner but if he is not aware that the dog did that, then they need to be told," said Jason, 33, of Ebley, Stroud.
"There could have been other people walking by and they could have come across those dogs."
Jason was walking their son Jacob, one, in his pushchair, when Graham was approached by two large dogs.
Jason said he held Graham by his collar and the pushchair while the dogs passed.
He did not realise immediately that one of the dogs returned to Graham and took a chunk out of the top of Graham's right-hand back leg from behind, exposing and damaging muscle tissue in a deep wound.
Jason alerted Sarah, who picked them up where the canal runs under the Ebley bypass, and Graham was taken for emergency surgery at Bowbridge Vets in Stroud.
"Although the owner did acknowledge my husband when the two dogs first approached Graham and called the dogs over, it was too late to catch up with him once he'd noticed Graham's wound," said Sarah 33.
Jason said insurance covered the cost of surgery and they are not pursuing the owner for compensation.
"We have no hard feelings against the owner of the dog and realise that it may be the first time the dog has ever caused such an injury, however we want to make him aware of what happened so he can keep the dog on a lead in future to stop it from ever happening again," said Sarah.
"We're also very relieved that our son was strapped in his pushchair at the time and not walking alongside Graham as he likes doing sometimes, otherwise he may have received injuries too."
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FAB Five for the Weekend
By Jackie Burrell
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009 at 5:54 am in Family Outings.
1. MOCHA, Oakland's Museum of Children's Art, is hosting a free Birthday Bonanza Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Play art-themed putt-putt golf, blow bubbles, hear live music and help celebrate the museum's 20th birthday.
2. The Bay Area's West Wind drive-in movie theaters – including the Solano Drive-in in Concord – are hosting a free movie night this Thursday, April 23 at 6 p.m. Catch "Bedtime Stories," "Madagascar 2″ or "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" (depending on the theater), plus bouncy house fun for the kids.
3. The eighth annual "Week of the Young Child" Fair lands at Pittsburg's Small World Park this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with free rides, a bouncy house, live entertainment and a petting zoo for the kiddies, and nutrition, health, child care and school info booths for parents. This fun, free event is geared toward families with kids 5 and under, and is sponsored by First Five and the East County Regional Group. (For info, call 510-654-5335.)
4. Beverly Cleary's famous Ramona Quimby hits the stage at Pleasanton's Amador Theater this weekend when the Civic Arts Stage Company performs a play based on the beloved childhood book this weekend. ($8-$20)
5. And if you've got a Cub Scout, you'll want to swing by Danville's Blackhawk Automotive museum this Saturday for the big Mt. Diablo Pinewood Derby race. Scouts in uniform get in free.
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Batu Caves Half-Day Tour in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur City Tours
This Half-Day Batu Caves Tour takes you on a journey to visit some of Kuala Lumpur's best-known cultural attractions. Next on the itinerary is a stopover at an authentic rubber plantation before a trip to the well-known Selangor Pewter factory, where you can observe how this popular alloy is made, as well as purchase souvenirs to take home.
The last stop is the most exciting stopover - Batu Caves – a towering limestone outcropping just 13 kilometres north of Kuala Lumpur. The caves house numerous Hindu shrines and is a famous landmark in KL. Its 272 steps to reach the top where you can admire the limestone formations and watch devotees pay homage to their respective deities.
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Kuala Lumpur Half-Day Batu Caves Tour
Places to visit
- Places for Photo Stop: Batu Caves
- Shopping Stop: Royal Selangor Pewter, Geneva Timepiece, Selangor Cultural Cove
- Hotels return transfer
- Entrance fee
- Duration 3 - 3.5 hours
- Pick up time from 0800hrs (morning section) or 1300hrs (afternoon section)
Surcharges for hotels outside of KL city centre
RM60 per tour (applicable to Joining Group (SIC) tours only)
- Carcosa Seri Negara
- Hilton KL Sentral
- Le Meridien KL Sentral
- Cititel Midvalley
- The Gardens
- Boulevard Hotel
- Pearl International
- The Heritage Station Hotel
- Duta Vista Executive Suites
RM90 per tour (only operated under PRIVATE basis)
- Eastin Hotel, PJ
- Hilton PJ
- Holiday Villa, Subang
- One World Hotel
- Royale Bintang Damansara
- Sheraton Subang
- Sunway Resort Hotel
- The Saujana
- Holiday Inn Glenmarie
- Palace Beach & Spa
- Palace of the Golden Horses
- Sun Inns, Seri Kembangan
RM200 per tour (only operated under PRIVATE basis)
- Concorde Inn KLIA
- Empress Sepang
- Pan Pacific KLIA
- Cyberview Lodge
- Equatorial Bangi
- Palm Garden Hotel IOI Resort
- Pullman Putrajaya
- Marriott Putrajaya
- Shangri-La Putrajaya
Terms & Conditions
- Rates quoted are nett with driver and guide where applicable (unless otherwise stated).
- Rates quoted are for Private & Joining Group/Sit In Coach (SIC) for tours or packages (unless stated otherwise).
- SIC booking is for a minimum of 2 persons, for single person travel, private rate applies.
- Expenses other than those specified in each tour itinerary or any items of a personal nature are not included in the rates quoted.
- Rates exclude entrance fees to places of visit (unless stated otherwise).
- All entrance fees quoted are subject to change without prior notice.
- A surcharge is applicable during peak season/hour and will be advised via email.
- In event of unforeseen circumstances, the management reserves the right to alter, amend or withdraw the package anytime with or without prior notice.
- Booking is NOT confirmed until a confirmation number is advised and FULL PAYMENT is collected.
- A valid credit card number is required with all reservations. Debit Cards are not accepted.
- Upon confirmation of service/s immediate full payment is required
- Amendment and Cancellation Policy:
- All refunds part or in full will be in MYR; AWD will not be responsible for loses due to currency exchange rates at time of refund.
- Any changes to your reservation, amendment in booking dates, hour or vehicle type in full or in part, must be made through our office and NOT through the service provider.
- The amendments must be made in writing from your original email address, quoting the booking reference number. All amendment requests are subject to reconfirmation and availability.
- Amendment and Cancellation fees:
Amendment Amendment with no change in value MYR 25 per booking Amendment with partial Refund 5% of the total refund value or MYR50 whichever is higher. Amendment with increase in value No amendment fees (difference in value of service have to be paid) Cancellation /Refund Penalty 30 days before departure 5% of total value or MYR 50 whichever greater. 20 days before departure 25% of the total value. 15 days before departure 50% of the total value. Less than 14 days NO REFUND
- Pick-up Arrangement
- Pick up time at Hotel Lobby for tours/transfers will be advised on your Confirmation Service Voucher.
- You will be required to present your service voucher at point of pick up for each service/tour. The service provider has the right not to serve you if you fail to produce the voucher upon request.
- The maximum waiting time at the airport is strictly 2 hours from estimated time of arrival (ETA) including customs & immigration clearance. Any waiting time beyond 2 hours may incur waiting charges and this has to be paid on site directly to the driver. AWD shall not be responsible for the additional charges incurred by Guest.
- In event you miss your pick-up due to any reasons, you will be required to make your own arrangements upon arrival and NO REFUND will be granted.
- Maximum waiting time for tour departure is 15 minutes from the stated pick-up time; if you miss your pick up you will be responsible to make your own arrangement at your own cost; NO REFUND will be granted.
- All transfers/tours have been prepaid by you at time of booking; please do not pay for any services at time of transfers/tours unless stated otherwise. AWD will not be responsible if you are approached by unauthorized agents/persons and NO REFUND will be granted.
- It is your responsibility to provide the accurate flight information at time of booking to ensure proper transfer arrangement. The Management has the right to forfeit the charges if flight information is inaccurate.
- Our Client Services must be notified of any changes to your flight schedule, at least 24 hours prior to departure. If you fail to do so, you may not receive the service and no refund will be granted.
- Child Policy: Child Rate applicable for children aged between 2 to 12 years. (Unless stated otherwise.)
- Guests are encouraged to purchase own travel insurance.
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Dancing With The Stars
DWTS Troupe Member Sasha Farber on Tristan's Return, Couples to Beat – Exclusive
One of our favorite members of the Dancing With the Stars troupe is Sasha Farber. In an exclusive interview with Wetpaint Entertainment, Sasha shared his thoughts on which couples are the strongest heading into the Season 15, Week 4: Performance show (October 15), and what to expect from Kym Johnson and Tristan MacManus's highly anticipated return to the ballroom.
Wetpaint Entertainment: Which of the new styles are you most excited to see next week?
Sasha Farber: I think my favorite is going to be contemporary. That's going to be great. I love seeing people do contemporary, and especially when it's not one of the dances that a lot of people are familiar with. But I'm actually excited to see all of them, because it's really thinking outside the box for a lot of the pros and a lot of the celebrities.
And who do you think will have the hardest time with their style?
I think everyone is so on top of their game this season that its really hard to pick who's going to have the hardest time out of all of them.
My favorite would have definitely been the Broadway one. Unfortunately [Helio Castroneves and Chelsie Hightower] are out of the competition, so it sucks. He was so good. Every week I was looking forward to seeing him, and Chelsie's an amazing dancer. It's such a shame. People really have to vote to get people through, because the standard's so high. Even Kym Johnson and Joey [Fatone]. He was another amazing dancer, a great asset to the show. It's unfortunate people didn't vote, which is horrible.
We were so upset about Helio. We really wanted to see him do Broadway!
It would have suited him so well, because of his character, and maturity, and ability to dance, and the look of him. It would have been really, really exciting to watch.
It would be cool if they let him do it during a results show.
That would be pretty exciting. I think they should bring a lot of people back. I saw David Arquette the other night. We were just talking, I thought "ah, it would be so cool if they brought him back, did a number with the troupe." Or even bringing back — Joey's definitely going to come back, because he's such an icon. And the last Quickstep he did was amazing. That was like Broadway worthy.
Speaking of people coming back, we were bummed Tristan was out first. Will we be seeing him again?
You're definitely going to be seeing him. Don't know if I can say too much, but yes. He'll be doing an appearance coming up soon. It was just such a shame that Tristan and Pam[ela Anderson] left the competition. This competition is about seeing someone grow, and Pam just missed out; we didn't really give her a chance to see her grow.
Obviously, there have already been a number of shocking eliminations. How has that affected the mood backstage? Is it affecting the way the stars and pros are approaching the competition?
Mondays are their favorite days, that's for sure. I think everyone's such a tight group, and everyone's in rehearsals — everyone's always inside the studios working really, really hard. The eliminations are always the worst part. Everyone's so good. Week 3 — you take that back a couple of seasons, and that would definitely be a grand final performance. The dancing is so, so high. So that someone could go, and especially last week with the two eliminations, it's scary. In the middle of the [results] show, someone went home. But as they say, that's the way the cookie crumbles.
Who do you think is the team to beat this year?
Shawn [Johnson] and Derek [Hough] are pretty, pretty good. They're actually awesome. They used some of the troupe in their [Week 3] number. We were playing the saxophone, and Derek was like "listen guys, you've really got to get into it!" In dress rehearsal I got really into this saxaphone, which nearly took my eye out! But yeah, Derek and Shawn are definitely ones to beat.
Oh, and Apolo [Anton Ohno] and Karina [Smirnoff], they also did an amazing job.
He really brought his sexy.
That's what I mean! Everyone's at such a level, and everyone's doing these amazing ideas.
Emmitt [Smith] and Cheryl [Burke]'s another couple that's going amazing. He's such a nice guy, and such a down to earth guy. We always have so much fun. But he's such a hard worker. He's a sportsman. It's his normal life, coming into the studio, training, getting better each day. I guess some people who aren't sportsmen, when they go into the studio, it's hard for them to see themselves improving because they're like, they're not "awesome." But coming into a studio, and leaving sweating, saying "yep, I know what I did wrong" — next day, that's going to be better.
We've been really impressed by Melissa and Tony.
Oh, yes! That was another awesome, awesome performance. Melissa [Rycroft] is amazing. She was extra, extra nervous before going on [during Week 3], which was quite funny. The trick at the start that Tony [Dovolani] choreographed was a real crowd pleaser, and she is a phenomenal dancer. The way she uses her feet and the extensions of her body. She really, really tells a story with her body.
Oh, and Gilles [Marini] and Peta [Murgatroyd]. They really create chemistry together, because they're actually the perfect body size for each other. And the way he moves. His passion, his form, his extension, his lines, are spot on.
Another one, Kelly [Monaco] and Val [Chmerkovskiy]. They're also a couple to not miss out on. I mean, the passion that she had [during her Paso] was first class, really. You would see that on a major competition floor.
Given the eliminations so far, and the fact that this is the All-Stars season, has that upped the level of competition backstage?
Everyone's close, and they're all such good friends, but definitely the competition is lifted by a lot because everyone is so good. Everyone is trying to outdo everyone. It's a really healthy competition. Everyone is friends until they hit the dance floor, and then as soon as they get off the dance floor it's back to being one big happy family. Which is the best part. I love that. But the work that these guys put in is incredible. It really is sometimes a 10 hour, 12 hour day in the studio.
How do you think the addition of the .5 scores is working out?
I think it's definitely spiced things up. It's not an extra point, but it's just that little extra that could slip you over the edge to beat that next competitor. I think it's interesting, and it mixes things up, and it's different. I don't think any other show has tried that.
Is there anything exciting coming up for the troupe?
I can't say too much, but the troupe has done so many amazing things already this season. It was fun, we got to be part of so many numbers last week. We're getting to be a part of a lot of dances, which is awesome. They're using the troupe really, really good this season.
Is there any chance we'll see a repeat of the trio dances from last year?
I would love for them to do that, because it gives the troupe a chance, if the professionals chose them — I was lucky that Chelsie picked me last season. It gives another dimension to the partnership. They're just used to two people dancing, but when you add that third one you really make it involved between those three people.
And you were recently on DWTS in India. Can you tell us about that?
Emma [Slater] and I went, actually, and it was such an experience. We got there, and we didn't know what to expect. It was kind of amazing. We were pros there, and we choreographed a week's dance. When we walked in to meet our celebrity I was like "okay, so who is she, can I have a quick background?" and I got the email saying "Your celebrity is a comedian," and I was like "yes!" As soon as I walked in the room I loved it, because we had so much fun. My way of teaching is you always have to have fun, because if you're not having fun, there's no point in doing it.
And it went down really, really well in India. I couldn't believe the response that we had. I mean, the fans there are amazing. They still send presents, and a lot of them would email, and some of the letters they sent were just amazing. I really really really had a good time.
It's amazing how far DWTS has spread.
Well, it's amazing. It's in every country. It's such a big show, and it's doing so, so well. The greatest part is, America is the benchmark. But that I mean, if America changes the set, you see a lot of the countries change the set. I think America has it exactly the way it should be. It's got it so right, that everyone else wants to be, I think, where the American DWTS crew is. It's got the formula and equation perfect.
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text: Le samedi 10 mars 2007 à 16:14 -0500, Paul Davis a écrit : Hi Paul, > > You need the snd-rme9652 module. I don't have any of the hdsp stuff > > at all (to my knowledge). The contents of the file produced by > > the RME Hammerfall 9632 is not the RME HDSP 9632. > > for the former, use snd-rme9652 ("classic hammerfall) > for the latter, use snd-hdsp ("modern hdsp series") Ok. I use only "snd-hdsp" now. > there is no conventional mixer on this card, so alsamixer and other > "generic mixer" apps will do nothing. you need to use hdspmixer. Ok. I use only "hdspmixer" now. I also tried to remove a lot of modules. Now I have only the following: ----- $ lsmod | grep snd snd_hdsp 43812 0 snd_rawmidi 18848 1 snd_hdsp snd_seq_device 7180 1 snd_rawmidi snd_pcm 59908 1 snd_hdsp snd_timer 18692 1 snd_pcm snd_page_alloc 8328 2 snd_hdsp,snd_pcm snd_hwdep 7428 1 snd_hdsp snd 41828 6 snd_hdsp,snd_rawmidi,snd_seq_device,snd_pcm,snd_timer,snd_hwdep soundcore 7008 1 snd ----- Problems remains. Mixer levels are ok (graphics moves up/down), but still no sound. > it is possible that you will have to reflash your firmware to make it > work under linux, but check the results of running hdspmixer first. Really? :-( Sorry to bother you with this point, but: how can one downgrade HDSP 9632 firmware (RME firmware update Windows tool only upgrade it and I found no howto on how downgrade it)? Should I have bought a 9652 instead (common mixers work with this one?)? Thanks for your time, Bye


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I recently had the amazing opportunity to travel to the TerraCycle Mexico office in Monterrey. My assignment was to upcycle their office from materials that would normally be scrapped. In just over a week, the space was transformed from a traditional office space to three floors furnished entirely from remade materials. The resulting interior demonstrated TerraCycle's commitment to sustainability and makes the statement that recycled materials can be functional and fashionable.
While overseeing the project, I collaborated with several designers and carpenters to create and install all of the pieces. A sculpture made from 3D eyeglasses was installed in the stairwell, tables were constructed from old pallets, a dress was created from bread packaging, and the TerraCycle signature sign was assembled out of decoupaged maps. The finishing touch to the conference room was a room divider created from empty dishwashing-liquid bottles.
Below, you can follow along with the how-to that I wrote up just for you. While not everybody has access to several hundred dishwashing-liquid bottles, you can use just about any plastic bottle and make the room divider your own individual installation. It's "clearly" a great way to divide a space, while still letting light through the room. In the words of Team Mexico, "Elimina la idea de basura" (Eliminate the idea of waste)!
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Obama, Dems are unified now but face tough tests
WASHINGTON (AP) - For President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats, this month's budget battles brought about a remarkable period of party unity, a welcome change for the White House after a summer of disputes over possible military action in Syria, government spying programs and the president's pick to lead the Federal Reserve.
But Democratic solidarity will face a tougher test during the broader budget talks following the reopening of the government and the increase of Treasury's borrowing authority. While the prospect of a large-scale agreement is slim, Republicans will try to extract concessions from Obama on spending, deficit reduction and entitlement reform- all areas where Democratic lawmakers have worried the president is willing to give up too much.
"When things get serious, some of these negotiations are going to be awfully tough for people," Jim Manley, former adviser to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said of congressional Democrats.
Throughout the 16-day shutdown and march toward the debt ceiling deadline, congressional Democrats lined up solidly behind Obama and his vow to not negotiate with Republicans. It was a hard-line stance that many in the party wished he had taken during previous fiscal fights.
Democratic unity was further bolstered by the fissures that emerged among Republicans and a burst of polling that showed the GOP was taking the brunt of the public's blame for the shutdown. And in the end, every congressional Democrat voted for the deal that keeps the government open until Jan. 15, lifts the debt ceiling until Feb. 7, and opens two months of budget negotiations.
But if any agreement does emerge from those talks, it will likely require Obama to make concessions that could rankle his Democratic allies.
The biggest sticking point could be over reforms to federal benefit programs, which Democrats have refused to accept without accompanying increases in tax revenue- a non-starter for GOP leaders. The budget plan Obama outlined this year put Democrats on edge because it proposed bold changes to Medicare and Social Security.
One possible compromise in the end-of-the-year talks may involve Obama offering more modest entitlement changes in exchange for easing the automatic spending cuts known as the sequester, echoing an idea floated by House Republicans during the shutdown.
The sequester is unpopular with both parties. But there is little consensus over how to offset the spending cuts, which are scheduled to intensify in mid-January, with the Pentagon bearing most of the cuts.
Democrats don't appear to want to compromise over spending levels. Party leaders say they already gave in to Republicans by agreeing to let the GOP extend the current sequester levels through Jan. 15 as part of the short-term deal to end the shutdown.
White House officials say Obama has made clear to Democrats that no one will emerge from budget negotiations with everything on his wish list.
"He will not get in a budget negotiation everything he wants, and neither will Democrats and neither will Republicans," White House spokesman Jay Carney said.
Patrick Griffin, who served as legislative director for President Bill Clinton, said Obama's challenge will be balancing an outcome that could help build bipartisan support for his other agenda items with the desires of Democrats facing re-election in 2014.
"What might be good for the president for his next three years might not be the same agenda that's good for (Senate Majority Leader) Harry Reid and the caucus for the next year," he said.
Before the shutdown and debt debate, it appeared as though the ties between the White House and Democrats were fraying. Liberal Democrats were angry over revelations that the White House was continuing government spying programs started under President George W. Bush. Many in the party opposed Obama's call for possible military action in Syria following a chemical weapons attack. And several Democratic lawmakers revolted against Obama's preferred choice to lead the Federal Reserve, forcing economist Lawrence Summers to withdraw his name from consideration even before he could be nominated.
Fearing the fractures could bleed over into the budget battles, the White House, along with Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, spent weeks trying to shore up support within the party. Obama was in frequent contact with party leaders and held meetings with the full Democratic caucus, both on Capitol Hill and at the White House.
Democratic officials say the unity spilled over into fundraising efforts. The DNC, which has struggled to raise money this year, said it brought in $850,000 the day before the government shutdown, marking its best one-day fundraising haul since before the November election. And halfway through the month, DNC communications director Mo Elleithee said October is already the committee's biggest fundraising month of the year. He did not say how much the DNC has raised so far this month.
Sean Spicer, communications director for the Republican National Committee, said the GOP has also seen a "large uptick" in fundraising since the end of September, but he did not provide specific numbers.
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Research Collaborative on Youth Activism
The Research Collaborative on Youth Activism is an interdisciplinary network of researchers who study and work collaboratively with young people in their schools and communities.
The purpose of the Research Collaborative on Youth Activism has been to create a learning community of researchers who are engaged in research about youth activism. The work of the Collaborative is to organize information and facilitate the dissemination of relevant research findings to policy makers, practitioners and researchers in order to increase support for youth activism and social change activities.
The collaborative serves as a clearinghouse for empirical research on youth activism by making social science research more accessible to the general public, policy makers and practitioners. Through our website, annual report and an annual meeting, the Collaborative serves as a vehicle to shape future research about youth activism.
The current RCYA newsletter describes how our project has already accomplished many of its initial goals:
- Established a formal network of researchers, and youth practitioners;
- Published an edited book about youth activism and youth policy;
- Secured additional funding from Surdna;
- Disseminated a social justice youth development conceptual framework;
- Identified and disseminated promising strategies for youth policy makers.
The RCYA is motivated by the need for research, education, and youth development to address several pressing and problematic issues that young people face. The findings of RCYA teams' finding are consistent with other research studies and have identified many barriers to young peoples' attainment of their educational and professional goals and constructive social and civic participation.
These include:
- Fear-based Policy rather than Future-based Policy: Fear-based policies are laws, rules, and ballot measures that attempt to control behaviors and contain movement of young people in urban communities.
- One-Sided Accountability: Increased accountability movements have made teachers, administrators, and students accountable to top-down standards, but seldom require accountability based on evaluation by students and their families. Furthermore, federal requirements for high-stakes testing are holding students in under-funded schools equally responsible for the same knowledge as students in affluent areas with access to higher-quality educational resources.
- Inequitable Educational Resources: Researchers identified two areas as key indicators of educational inequality. First, variable access to challenging and college preparatory curricula is still apparent and continues to limit the educational outcomes for many students. The second issue is disciplinary practices that are based on punitive rather than restorative justice.
- Criminalization of Youth: Criminalization of youth is marked by policies that allow courts to issue more severe sentences and punishment to youth.
- Social Disinvestment and Disenfranchisement: Community disinvestment includes economic and industrial decline, environmental contamination, high unemployment, lack of access to pre-school and childcare, lack of access to affordable health care, and lack of access to financial services. These problems all undermine the ability of people in low-income urban communities to support their children's learning.
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İstanbul Şehir University (SEHIR) is a recently founded, non-profit, private higher education institution established by the Foundation for Sciences and Arts (Bilim ve Sanat Vakfı / BSV) in 2008. Its founder BSV is a renowned NGO functioning for more than 25 years in the field of social sciences.
With its young and qualified teaching staff, dynamic interdisciplinary curricula and eclectic programs, rich library and research-focused agenda, SEHIR aims to become a distinguished institution in Turkey and its neighboring regions in higher education and research.
International degree students from over 30 different countries already comprise 10% of the entire student body and this percentage is expected to increase each year in accordance with the strategic plan of the university. It should be particularly stated that compared to other universities, a high rate of scholarships is available for international degree students at SEHIR and, among other reasons; this attracts the best students from all over the world.
Valuing cultural diversity on the campus, SEHIR provides a safe and convenient learning environment for international students and offers them a friendly and cosmopolitan experience.
KU is now ranked among the World's top 250 universities by the prestigious THE (Times Higher Education) rankings.
"WTO Regional Trade Policy Course" shall be held between 3 September -19 October in Istanbul organized in partnership with Istanbul Bilgi University Faculty of Law, World Trade Organization and Turkish Ministry of Economy.
The Global Perspective Program 2. Leadership Certification Training will be held on 14th- 17th November 2011 at IAU
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Note: This high-calorie recipe is especially for teens with cystic fibrosis (CF), who need to consume additional calories to help them meet their nutritional needs.
This is a great appetizer or snack. It can easily be frozen into individual servings that can be reheated at a later time.
Prep time: 30 minutes
Serves: 12
Serving size: 3 sausage balls
Nutritional analysis (per serving):
234 calories
11 g protein
18 g fat
485 mg sodium
168 mg calcium
Note: Nutritional analysis may vary depending on ingredient brands used.
Variations and suggestions:
This dish can easily be frozen before or after you cook it. Make some today and freeze half of the batch to serve at a later date.
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Well....the Monzas spaghetti 32mm forks were pitted and the cartridge stuffed, as were the bicycle cup and cone steering bearings that are bike specific and expensive.
It nearly became a blanky bike ( pushed into the corner ).
Unfortunately its hard to move bikes with no front suspension so on the lift it stayed....and stayed.....
My Engineer made me a few bits and I found some bits on Ebay as the local Guzzi guy has bugger all V50 stuff.
Picked up a set of 35mm forks that by good luck came with the triple clamp with longer pin.
Engineer made me a cup/cone/Taper conversion, using some drawings off the net done by an Aussie bloke.
Now the forks are 20mm wider spacing than before....so the discs need to be spaced out.
Of course the axle was longer.....Ebay again......even found some Konis for it.
Engineer knocked me up a new spacer for the axle....
Bunged in the battery, hooked up the wiring and it started. Checked all the bits I had changed and took it for a spin.
I did not have any 35mm clip ons and scope creep had set in.....ah made up some spacers and the top clamp had handlebar fittings so used a set of bars I had lying around.
Test ride was ok, it seems to have intermittent ignition issues, I think the 30 year old ND coils need replacing.
Engine is mechanically quiet, the gearbox shifts nicely and the front end is nice and firm, the rears are still the originals that I took apart cleaned and refilled with 10wt fork oil.
Next job is fit the fairing and get all the lights working, then its new tyres and off to get tested.
Once I get that, probably take the final drive apart and see if it needs the bolt upgrade.
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Data Encryption With JavaScript: jCryption
8 Aug
Normally, when a data is submitted, it is sent in plain text if no SSL is used.
jCryption is a jQuery plugin for encrypting POST/GET data submitted by forms.
It uses public-key algorithm of RSA for the encryption & has a PHP file for handling the decryption of data.
Some features of jCryption:
- encryption up to 2048 bit
- AjaxSubmit supported
- doesn't block the browser on calculations
The plugin is easy to install, use and extend. Calling the jCryption function:
and handling the data with the ready-to-use PHP function is enough.
Requirements: jQuery and PHP
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://www.jcryption.org/
Demo: http://www.jcryption.org/demo/
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://www.jcryption.org/
Demo: http://www.jcryption.org/demo/
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David B March 13th, 2010 at 7:04 pm
Thanks so much! This is a great alternative for developers who don't want to get involved with SSL.
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text: On Wed, Oct 25, 2006 at 01:31:03PM -0700, Mark Knecht wrote: > On 10/25/06, Paul Davis <paul at linuxaudiosystems.com> wrote: > > Do you mean something like the Windows 'Run' command? On the off-topic of Run-command I want to recommend fbrun to fluxbox/blackbox/openbox users. I don't ever use the right-click menu any more; I have fbrun bound to alt-tilde and then type the name of the application i want into the box (or most of it and press tab). Fbrun disappears as soon as the application launches. I have xterm bound to a different keypress for complicated tasks. It just makes launching apps so much quicker. Whilst I don't advocate that for users, one of my musician friends is completely non-technical and thought that taht was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. He said he hates having to wade through menus and click icons all the time. Best, Chris. ------------------- chris at mccormick.cx http://mccormick.cx


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In the past 18 years, a lot of resources have been committed by the government and numerous charity organisation to the empowerment of genocide orphans and the reported success stories speak volumes.
However, we should realise that it is not enough to simply give material support to vulnerable people without helping them to become self reliant.
It is significant to cultivate in them a sense of self confidence to face the future by themselves.
NGOs and other charity organisations need to assess their approach to ensure that the donations go towards income generating projects.
Involving orphaned children at an early stage in projects meant to uplift them will impact on the life they will lead as adults.
They should be helped to realise that they have the potential to live independent and meaningful lives.
A sustainable programme should encourage the orphans to engage in income generating projects and develop a savings culture among them.
When people are involved in programmes meant for them, they develop a sense of ownership and will attach value to it.
The idea should be to discourage the dependency syndrome while addressing poverty, as the famous proverb: "Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."
This way, the orphans will live healthier lives and be more confident.


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Bitcoin exchange looks into criminal complaint (Update)
The Tokyo bitcoin exchange that filed for bankruptcy protection blamed theft through hacking for its losses Monday, and said it was looking into a criminal complaint.
The Tokyo bitcoin exchange that filed for bankruptcy protection blamed theft through hacking for its losses Monday, and said it was looking into a criminal complaint.
A group of computer hackers and human rights campaigners in Germany announced Monday that they are suing their government for allegedly breaking the law by aiding foreign spies.
The accused mastermind of the online black market website Silk Road, arrested this week, has been charged in a murder-for-hire plot, court documents show.
French rights groups are to file a criminal complaint Thursday in a bid to uncover the roles played by Internet giants in the widespread spying revealed by intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.
The Justice Department has charged former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden with espionage and theft of government property in the NSA surveillance case.
Three people have been charged in the United States this week with taking part in an alleged rhinoceros horn smuggling ring, authorities said Wednesday.
US officials said Wednesday they had taken down a global cyberfraud ring and charged six Romanians and one Albanian in a scheme selling non-existent goods on the Web.
A former hedge fund portfolio manager was arrested Tuesday in what prosecutors called perhaps the most lucrative insider trading scheme of all time—an arrangement to obtain secret, advance results of tests ...
Controversial laws punishing Internet users who download pirated files with fines or jail terms came into force in Japan on Monday.
A computer programmer from central Kentucky who once did contract work for Toyota has been charged with hacking into and damaging computers used by the automobile maker.
Authorities are discovering an increasing number of emulator servers, through which Internet users can illegally play pirated copies of popular online games.
Addicted as we are to our online life and our mobile devices, it's no surprise that a growing number of cyber-criminals are lurking out there with us.
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Tucson Police Department
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Mail requests for Audio Recordings to:
Tucson Police Department
Communications Division
270 S. Stone Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701
The Tucson Police Department Communications Division exclusivley maintains recordings of calls received within the Division. Recordings originating from another agency or office must be obtained through the respective agency or office.
Public Record Requests
Recordings will be completed and provided as soon as possible. Beginning February 13, 2011 a processing fee of $10.00 per CD will apply.
The written request (letter) for specific material must include the following information:
- The report (case) number of the incident. If the report number is unknown, the telephone number from which the call was made to 911 must be included. It is the only way recordings can be researched.
- A statement that this is not being used for commercial purposes.
- A telephone number where you can be reached in case we have any questions.
- A mailing address.
You will receive a call from the Tucson Police Department Records' Section personnel when the request has been completed, requested items will be available at our Headquarters Building Records Section (270 S. Stone), during their normal business hours. If you prefer, you may request that the material be mailed to you. If so, include, payment in the form of a check or money order, and a self-addressed, padded envelope, which will accommodate and prevent damage to the CD. Payment is expected prior to the release of the requested items. Cash or checks are accepted at the Records Section window.
Consistent with Tucson Police Department General Orders, any recording that cannot be released without redaction will be transcribed and only the redacted copy will be released.
Storage and Retention
Audio Recordings: Master audio files are available for 180 days after which they self-purge.
Audio Preservation: External requests for preservation will be answered with a letter that declines the request and advises that recordings may be obtained either by subpoena or by public records request (a letter) in accordance with procedures.
If you have any questions, contact the Communications Administrative Assistant at 205-8847 and if unavailable a Communications Shift Supervisor. The administrative telephone number for Communications is 205-8840.
If a translation of this document is required, please contact the Tucson Police Department Research and Analysis Unit at 791-5351.


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Tom Hata
PhD student
Tom's primary research interest is in the ecological consequences of variability of flow velocities in the intertidal at sub-millimeter scales. This degree of resolution is necessary to accurately describe the environment experienced by planktonic organisms, especially those that must eventually settle on exposed surfaces. However, equipment typically used to measure flow velocity in the lab settings are too delicate to place in the wave-swept intertidal. To this end, Tom is developing novel methods to measure flows in the field that are less than a millimeter above a submerged surface.
Tom received his B.A. in Integrative Biology from UC Berkeley. In addition, he was a visiting researcher for a year in Mimi Koehl's lab at Berkeley before joining the Denny Lab.


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Valse statique et la théorie du combo
Valse statique is a graphic experience exploring the creativity-potential of the association of ideas. It would be impossible to exactly represent the indefinite number of brain-connections linking ideas. This project establishes a system of association of images. In doing so, it allows to keep each step from one idea to the other. These successive stepsDetails


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Pictures: Historic Hurricanes That Hit Connecticut
The Hurricane of 1938 and our named hurricane -- Connie, Diane, Gloria, Bob, Floyd, Irene, Sandy. Here's a look back at pictures of the damage a hurricane can cause.
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Hurricane of 1938
A scene of the aftermath of the 1938 hurricane in Stony Creek section of Branford.


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