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Has good size and decent athleticism to make plays with his legs. Can throw on the run. Has the size you like to see to finish runs and will show some shiftiness to juke defenders in the open field. Flashes touch on the fade throws. Knows when to throw it away. Has good arm strength and will showcase good zip on his throws to the sideline. Does a nice job on the outs and comebacks, particularly when throwing to his right. Is able to make reads at the line, rather than running the check with me offense.
His mechanics and footwork are bad. Has a Tebow-like throwing motion, where he dips the ball to his waist and it elongates his release. Ball doesn't come out with good velocity on his short throws and they will flutter. Struggles on his 3-step drops when working under center and not natural there. Will throw off his back foot. All those things lead to very erratic accuracy. Which gets even worse when pressured and he's forced to make decisions under fire. Tends to press in those situations and his decision making dips. Doesn't do a good job when he's forced to step and slide to avoid rush. Doesn't secure the ball when he's moving around the pocket, leading to fumbles. Gets happy feet when you force him to go to his second read. Lacks anticipation and holds onto the ball too long, being late on too many throws. Stares down his receivers and waits for them to get open. Offense has a tendency to stall in the redzone.
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I wasn't high at all on Johnson going into this past year, and he didn't seem like a guy that had received a ton of NFL coaching by the end of his junior year. But that wasn't the case as a senior, as I do think he was doing a better job with his decision making, like knowing when to give up on a play, and I like the fact that the A&M offense was no longer a check with me when he was under center. But those are really just small consolations to the larger picture in that he just is a very raw project at QB. I think he does score well in the intangibles department because of those previously mentioned improvements, plus the fact that he took his bench very well. So I don't doubt him as far as work ethic and character go. I would compare him to Tim Tebow, the difference is that he didn't have Tebow's success and I'm not sure he's the leader that Tebow is. I don't think he's a lost cause as a QB, and I do think if he could get some years in the CFL or AFL, three or four years down the road he might be able to make it as an Anthony Wright-like backup. Basically being a guy that probably should be a No. 3, but is good enough to be a decent No. 2 if/when injuries hit. But for him to stick in the pros, I think he's going to have to move to a new position. I don't think he's fast enough to play wide receiver, so I think his best possible move is to become a tight end. Because I think he has good character, I think he would be open to that position change. He would be a project there, but with his size and athleticism I think he could be a nice matchup there and if he commits to the position I think he could make it as a reserve. He's probably not going to be anything more than a backup and H-back, but could be a decent journeyman with a few years under his belt.
Johnson would be a decent developmental project at tight end. A year with some tutelage from Tony Gonzalez certainly couldn't hurt him. He is a guy that if he can impress enough with his athleticism in camp, could make the Falcons practice squad and be worth developing long-term on the bench. If he shows enough progress by his second or third summer at the position, he could be an OK backup. Probably the best you can hope for is a backup that can give you 10-15 catches a year as a situational guy and emergency fill-in, but he might offer some value in the passing game because of his size and athleticism.
Johnson should be undrafted. A team might bring him to camp as a fourth arm, but I think teams would be smart to bring him to camp as a tight end. Otherwise, you're just better off letting the CFL develop him for a couple of years, and revisiting him four or five years down the line as a quarterback.
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|Yellow corn meal
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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Wash greens; remove tough stems and bruised leaves.
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Reduce heat; simmer, covered, for 45 minutes or until greens are tender.
Sift dry ingredients into mixing bowl; add egg, milk and butter.
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Wastewater Management System Holdings Sdn. Bhd. (WMSH), a bumiputra company specializes in mainstream technology and consultation of wastewater management services. This consists of upstream and downstream services for water separation, water purification & sludge treatment. The company was formed to address the ever growing problem of municipal, industrial and ...
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Following the merger of Eimco Water Technologies, Enviroquip and Christ Water Technology, September 2010 sees the emergence of a new global force in the water sector, dedicated to bringing the latest thinking, proven technologies and the most advanced application knowledge to the municipal and industrial clean water, process water and wastewater markets around the globe. ...
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Iran claims it shot down Israeli spy drone flying in Iranian airspace
Iran's Revolutionary Guard reportedly shot down an Israeli stealth spy drone near a nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz, located about 185 south of Tehran. In addition, Iran also used the media attention to announce Iranian-manufactured UAVs and missiles - to be used for defensive purposes only. Even if Iran managed to shoot down the drone, there would be questions related to the country's defensive capabilities to allow an aircraft to get so close to the enrichment site.
"A spy drone of the Zionist regime was intercepted by a surface-to-air missile," said an official statement released by the Revolutionary Guard. "The vigilant reaction of our defense system downed this drone before it could reach the skies over Natanz."
There is global concern regarding Iran's expanding nuclear program, and it wouldn't be surprising to hear Israel and other nations want to closely monitor Tehran's efforts. The volatile country says the nuclear capabilities would be used to enhance the life of Iranians, not for developing a nuclear weapons arsenal.
Study: Full-body, naked body scanner failed to detect weapons
Researchers found full-body X-ray scanners found in U.S. airports between 2009 and 2013 weren't as effective as the TSA led us to believe - with knives, firearms, and explosives successfully concealed. In addition, scanner operating software could be manipulated to alert "all-clear" to the scanner operator, even if there was contraband found.
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, Johns Hopkins University and University of Michigan contributed to the study. The scanner in question, the Rapiscan Secure 1000, was pulled from airports last year because of privacy concerns. The test unit was purchased on eBay and featured the same proprietary software and settings as the units used by the TSA.
"Frankly, we were shocked by what we found," said J. Alex Halderman, University of Michigan computer science professor, in a statement. "A clever attacker can smuggle contraband past the machines using surprisingly low-tech techniques."
Continue reading 'Study: Full-body, naked body scanner failed to detect weapons' (full post)
Study: Drone pilots suffer from PTSD following remote combat flights
Drone pilots might be flying missions thousands away from the battlefield, but can suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) just like Marines and soldiers with boots on the ground. In a U.S. Air Force study, 4.3 percent of around 1,000 drone operators suffered from moderate to severe PTSD - still a lower number than the 10 to 18 percent of personnel on deployment, however.
It's not uncommon for drone operators to conduct reconnaissance on targets before launching a missile, getting a rare glimpse of their normal lives. Some of the survey respondents noted recurring nightmares, trouble falling asleep, difficulty concentrating and intrusive thoughts, among other symptoms.
"I would say that, even though the percentage is small, it is still a very important number, and something that we would want to take seriously so that the folks are performing their job are effectively screened for this condition and get the help that they [may] need," said Wayne Chappelle, a clinical psychologist and consultant USAF School of Aerospace Medicine.
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Sylon SABRE engine could help fuel U.S. military engine development
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory is interested in learning more about British space plane engine technology that could be used for future U.S. military hypersonic aircraft. The Synergetic Air-Breathing Rocket Engine (SABRE) is being developed by England-based Reaction Engines for the Skylon space plane.
The engine was supported by $100 million in funding from the British government and European Space Agency (ESA), with private financing matching the same figure - and millions more are expected to be invested into the program. Reaction Engines has had the next-generation engine in development for more than two decades, ensuring SABRE features both rocket and air-breathing modes.
"AFRL is formulating plans to look at advanced vehicle concepts based on Reaction Engine's heat-exchanger technology and SABRE engine concept," said AFRL officials, in a statement recently sent to Space.com.
Continue reading 'Sylon SABRE engine could help fuel U.S. military engine development' (full post)
Octopus helps inspire researchers developing new camouflage technology
Researchers impressed with octopuses and squid and their impressive camouflage abilities have created a color-changing camouflage technology. A study published in the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences" journal revealed a new flexible material consisting of light sensors and temperate-sensitive dye. The technology is able to detect and adapt colors based on its surroundings, but is currently limited to black and white only.
Researchers wanted to study animals in the wild, specifically cephalopods able to camouflage themselves, in an effort to create a new material from collected data. The U.S. Navy has helped fund research, but there has been a great amount of interest from private sector companies hoping to utilize this type of custom material.
"Real cephalopods are capable of levels of active camouflage orders of magnitude more sophisticated than our system," said John Rogers, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign researcher, in a statement. "But we hope to eventually design manmade systems that rival those we see in biology."
Lockheed Martin, US Navy moving ahead with human exoskeleton testing
The U.S. Navy is currently testing the Lockheed Martin Fortis exoskeleton, designed to help Navy ship maintenance personnel carry heavier loads. Lockheed has developed two separate exoskeleton suits and will work closely with the Navy to analyze which one is better designed to help workers.
Testing will be done at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Virginia and the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Washington. The unpowered, lightweight Fortis exoskeleton increases the wearer's overall strength and endurance, and testing is being done as part of the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) program.
"Ship maintenance often requires use of heavy tools, such as grinders, riveters or sandblasters," said Adam Miller, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control director of new initiatives. "By wearing the Fortis exoskeleton, operators can hold the weight of those heavy tools for extended periods of time with reduced fatigue."
Curiosity Rover slowed down by slippery sand in Hidden Valley
NASA's Curiosity rover has been picking its way over the rocks and sand of Mars for a long time now on its way to the ultimate goal of reaching Mount Sharp in the center of Gale Crater. Curiosity was taking a path through what has been dubbed Hidden Valley, which is a sandy area about the length of a football field.
However, Curiosity ran into a problem with its chosen path recently when the rover and its controllers discovered that the sand in Hidden Valley was much slipperier than expected. NASA scientists are now assessing alternative routes that would take Curiosity north of the valley and hopefully find more traction for the 1-ton rover.
"We need to gain a better understanding of the interaction between the wheels and Martian sand ripples, and Hidden Valley is not a good location for experimenting," Curiosity project manager Jim Erickson, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California said in a statement.
Synthetic human physiology helping blast wave defense research
The medical threat from shock waves related to improvised explosive device (IED) blasts and other explosions pose a significant threat to military personnel. Advancements in synthetic human physiology research is helping provide a glimpse of realistic blast testing, with artificial cranial bones focused on skulls of the 20- and 30-year old soldiers deployed.
The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) wants to create a uniform response that can be used to develop better helmets and technology to reduce the impact of blast waves and blunt impact related to explosions.
"The mechanical properties of the human skull challenge with age and depend on the health of the individual," said Dr. Thomas Plaisted, ARL Materials and Manufacturing Science Division materials engineer. "Donor skulls that may be available for testing would typically come from older people, and the properties of those skulls can be highly variable and may not have the same response as the average skull of the Army Soldier population."
Self-driving truck convoys could arrive in the UK by next year
Self-driving trucks could be arriving in Britain by 2015, it has been suggested, although some critics suggest the way the trials have been proposed might not be the safest thing for the UK's roads.
A report in the Sunday Times claimed politicians in the UK had taken trips to Sweden to see how the autonomous systems work, and that tests are to follow in 2015. The Department for Transport was quick to say that it has not made an official decision on whether or not to trial the technology, and it asserted that road safety is of "paramount importance".
The idea is a system that can largely commandeer a vehicle by itself - but one that will retain a driver in the cab for safety reasons, in case anything goes wrong. A fleet would be directed by the driver at the head of the convoy, and each truck behind would communicate by wi-fi, as well as being monitored with infrared cameras and motion detection sensors.
Rosetta spacecraft snaps incredible images of comet's surface
If you find space to be an interesting place and have ever wondered what the surface of a comet actually looked like, the European Space Agency (ESA) has shared some images from the Rosetta spacecraft. The images are of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko taken by Rosetta after arriving at its target only about a week ago.
The ESA even generated a 3D image that can be viewed with old-school red and blue 3D glasses. The photos were taken when the spacecraft was about 65 miles away from the comet.
These photos are very interesting and show lots of craters, boulders, and other surface features. Some of the most interesting surface features seen in the photos are several very smooth areas. Rosetta will continue its triangular orbit around the comet for the next few weeks as it gets ready to send its lander to the surface of the comet.


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"This area continues to evolve and is a vital center of economic development for both North Carolina and the U.S. We are proud to be a part of the business landscape here and to help strengthen the Triangle communities."
Wells Fargo's Piedmont East Regional President Jack Clayton
NAI Carolantic Realty
"We're in constant contact with economic development allies in promoting the area and working with companies looking to relocate to this region."
Jimmy Barnes, president of NAI Carolantic Realty
The Research Triangle Park
"Our vision is for a very open innovation community. It's not just about science, technology and engineering anymore. Our region's great strength is that we work together."
Bob Geolas, The Research Triangle Park's President & CEO
PNC Bank
"The Triangle is one of our highest growth markets. It has above-average household income, significant population growth, a diverse and talented workforce, and a strong business community."
Jim Hansen, PNC's regional president for Eastern Carolinas
EDGE – Wake County Economic Development
"Economic development is a team sport. Regionalism is key to Wake County's economic vision and the Research Triangle Regional Partnership is our go-to partner in accomplishing that."
Adrienne Cole, executive director of Wake County Economic Development
ElectriCities of North Carolina, Inc.
"We help bring projects to the counties that participate in the Research Triangle Region. Our focus is on keeping cities viable. Job creation and business investment are the way to accomplish that."
Brenda Daniels, manager of economic development at ElectriCities of North Carolina, Inc.
Syngenta Biotechnology Inc.
"We've grown and evolved over the years. We believed we could get up and running more competitively and quickly here at Research Triangle Park than other locations around the world."
Stephen Goldsmith, director of corporate affairs at Syngenta
GKN Driveline
"This new investment in our North Carolina operations will allow us to better supply our world-leading driveline systems and will allow us to further strengthen our customer base."
Max Owen, President GKN Driveline Americas.
Caterpillar, Inc.
"We appreciate the support we received from our local partners and from the State of North Carolina for our growth strategy."
Mary Bell, Vice President of Caterpillar's Building Construction Products Division.
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A great game that all RPG fans should play at least once in their lifetime.
Gameplay: 10/10 Amazing, original gameplay. This game features the ATB, or Active Time Battle system introduced in Final Fantasy IV (Originally known as Final Fantasy II in North America) but the best part is the Tech abilities that your team members can earn. For example, Crono can learn a tech named "Cyclone" which allows him to attack multiple nearby targets at once. Each character has a specific element, too. Crono's element is Lightning, Lucca controls fire, and Marle uses Water (Ice, more specifically), which includes healing magic. Characters can also combine techs. For example, Marle and Lucca can combine their Fire and Ice abilities to use the Antipode techs, which are more powerful than their separate techs. Characters can even learn Triple Techs that involve the entire party using an insanely powerful attack. There are also seven party members (one is optional) to choose from, so the player can have a diverse party.
Music: 10/10 This game's music is amazing. Yasunori Mitsuda did an amazing job with the game's compositions. I won't name any specific ones to avoid spoilers, but some of the major boss battle themes are absolutely amazing.
Story: 10/10 A race through time to prevent an alien from destroying Earth. This might sound cliché, but this was one of the first games to ever use that story premise. Also, not only does the game follow that story, but there are stories for each time era you can travel to. For example, the future after Lavos' attack is barren, and hope is lost by all of humankind. This is how I'd expect a post- apocalyptic future. Also, in the Medieval era, a powerful wizard named Magus is fighting against the Kingdom of Guardia, the past version of your kingdom. You team up with an amphibian knight who is fighting this wizard for the kingdom, and this is a great story of revenge. I won't spoil how it is, however. The time travel feature was amazing. Also, things to do will affect other timelines, and the ending you get. There are times in the story where the player has to make a decision, and these will change the ending you get. There are a total of about 14 endings in the game, a lot for a game on the SNES. This was one of the games that pioneered the idea of multiple endings.
Graphics: 10/10 I'm not one that cares for graphics, but I might as well talk about them while I'm at it. This game probably gets a lot crap because of its SNES style graphics. Even the remakes have them. Even for the SNES, the graphics were amazing, and are some of the best 2D sprites you'll see on a home console.
Overall: 10/10 I can't really say that much else about this game. I highly recommend it to any gamer. It's been remade for the PSX and Nintendo DS, and is on the Wii's Virtual Console for $8. I personally own the PSX version, but I'd recommend getting the NDS remake as it has more bonuses and doesn't have the loading times that the PSX version has. So for now, Artixarlic3, signing out.


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The black-and-white photograph hangs on a wall behind the deli counter. The photo is more than a half-century old, and in it the three brothers remain forever young, poised for a hard day's work cutting meat, selecting vegetables, stocking dry goods.
Joe and Eddie and Teddy: the Glorioso brothers.
They're a lot older now, but most any day at least one of them is on the job at Glorioso's Italian Market at 1011 E. Brady St. in Milwaukee.
The quiet and purposeful man making sure the vegetables are displayed just so? That's Joe. He's 90.
The friendly guy who stands behind the meat counter and talks up a storm with the customers? That's Eddie. He's 88.
And holding court in a corner of the market where people are digging into pizza, pasta and sausage sandwiches? That's Teddy. He's 82.
Teddy recites in Italian, and then English, an old saying that reflects the family's view of how to care for a business, how to make it grow, but most of all how to make sure it survives.
"The horse is not going to get fat alone," he says. "You have to feed him."
So the brothers watch over the business. Joe and Teddy own it and nurture it. Eddie puts in a 40-hour week.
Joe's son Felix and Teddy's son Michael are the managers.
Over the years, they figure around 70 family members have worked at the store that opened Feb. 14, 1946.
"A lot of sacrifice, boy, I'll tell you," says Joe.
It all started with a $1,000 loan that their dad, a produce man, secured from his boss, and a 150-pound provolone grand cheese that the brothers turned into cash, slice by slice.
"I remember it like yesterday," Teddy says. "We were proud."
Teddy, just a kid then, cleaned the wood floors with bleach, and loaded the basement storeroom with goods hauled through windows.
Joe, home from World War II, ordered everything, fruits and vegetables, imported oil and pasta.
Eddie handled deliveries. He also had a job at the Heil Co., and the extra cash he earned helped the family business.
"A couple of times we slept in the store, there was so much work," Eddie says.
The brothers were raised in the Third Ward and raised on hard work. Their mom, Theresa, took care of the family. Their dad, Felix, an immigrant from Sicily, worked on the old Commission Row on Broadway, buying and selling produce.
"This man used to walk all the way to Bay View," Eddie says, recalling how his dad sold fruit and vegetables from a pushcart.
The brothers' business grew and prospered. At one time, they ran a pizza parlor and a restaurant, now closed. Teddy went into the gold jewelry business, which still operates.
Even as the neighborhood changed, Italian, German and Polish families moving out, others moving in, the Glorioso brothers and their store remained constant.
"We stood by the high spots and the low spots," Teddy says.
In December 2010, the family moved the business from the original shop, small and cramped, across the street to the new one. There was room to grow, to stock more items, to prosper.
"Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten," Joe says.
The old store will eventually be used for the firm's planned e-business, as well as cooking classes and wine tastings, the family says.
It's also where the memories reside.
Joe and his wife, Mary, worked side by side in the shop for decades. There's a photo of Mary that hangs on the wall. In the photo, she's cutting meat.
Mary Glorioso was killed in 2004, struck by a car while walking to work.
"That was the saddest moment of our lives," Eddie says.
These are happier times. The men enjoy the work and have no thought of retiring. They like interacting with the young staff. And they relish talking with customers, telling the old stories.
"You can't do business from an empty wagon," Joe says, making sure the shelves are stocked, the customers are happy.
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Brady boys find tough road at SHC tourney
DUNNING—Heading into the semi-final of the Sandhills Conference basketball tournament against Mullen, Brady coach David Jacobs thought for sure a neutral court at Dunning would help the Eagles avenge a loss to the Broncos a week before.
Mullen senior Riley Rice proved him wrong.
Rice scored 24 of his game-high 26 points in the first half to give the Broncos a comfortable 37-15 lead at halftime and ultimately a 62-37 tournament victory.
"He shot us out of the gym in that first half," Jacobs said. "After that, we were pretty much dead in the water. That's a pretty deep hole."
The Broncos out-scored the Eagles in the second half 25-22, never allowing Brady to get back in the game.
The loss sent Brady to the SHC tournament consolation against Stapleton-McPherson County, a team the Eagles had split with in the previous two meetings.
"I think if we played them 10 times, we'd each win five games," Jacobs said. "We're just that evenly matched."
In the pattern of wins and losses, it was SMC's turn for a victory and the Cyclones managed to defeat the Eagles 47-43 to finish third in the tournament.
"We didn't shoot real well," Jacobs said, "and we got down by as many as 10 points in the third quarter."
The Eagles pulled close in the fourth period, tying the score about midway through, but they weren't able to get an edge.
Jacobs said with time running out, the Eagles trailed by three points as senior Bryley Roper put up a three-point shot that went in and he attempted to draw a foul for a free throw attempt but was called for an offensive foul instead.
"He was trying to make something happen and I give him credit for that," the coach said. "We just couldn't pull it out."
Senior Michael Neiman led the Eagles with 13 points and classmate Zach Mann added 12 points with 10 rebounds.
Brady moves to 11-6 on the season with four games remaining before D2-9 sub-district action next month.
On Friday, the Eagles host Hyannis (2-9), the team they defeated in the first round of the SHC tournament.
Saturday brings Maxwell (1-15) to town with Medicine Valley (8-7) and Sandhills/Thedford (13-4) the following week.
"We've still got some good games coming up," Jacobs said. "We've just got to stay focused and play our style of ball game."
Both matchups this weekend at home are set to begin at 7:30 p.m.
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Wow That's nice
Beautiful pose though personally I don't like her make up.
I don't mind her feet being dirty at all.
Beautifully posed & shot.
Beautifully posed & shot.
fantastic image ,full of beauty AC
Terrific image!
so pretty...
un bel buco di culo!
Would love too see more of her
"Que bonito amor" (cancion de Jose Alfredo Jimenez)
i like the position of the feet although I think I would had enjoyed it better had her feet not been dirty. But I nice posture and everything really.
Just YOU .....
I love this pose and her expression as she looks back at you... Even the low lighting is cool. Nice work!
I have to ask if you would mind if I created a drawing based on this picture?
yes you can if you only post on deviantart.com and send me the link with the credit.
I do only post my stuff on DA and I always credit and link any originals that I use. It may take me awhile to get this one done I've got a few I'm working on now and still have to pay my bills lol... I really appreciate you allowing me to use this I hope I don't dissapoint you.
so hot
Great work!
She is special i would like to see more about her.
Stunning model, you did a nice job capturing her natural beauty.
Spectacular image!
Simply Totally Awesome!
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I installed Alfresco Community v3.4.0, and I'm trying to customise the workflow in the Share client. What I would like to do is to the delete all entries in the workflow menu, in order to leave only the "Review and Approve Workflow". I'm not very proficient in java but I tried to edit the file share-workflow-form-config.xml, to no avail. I installed alfresco locally on my machine and I suppose I have to stop and then restart the virtual server, but not luck with that either. Can someone help? Thanks.
Log in to the workflow console:
Then, type "show definitions all" and hit Submit. You'll see the workflow definitions that have been deployed.
What you are looking for is the workflow definition ID. For example, on my machine, one of them looks like this: "activiti$activitiAdhoc:1:4".
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Jimmy Two-Shoes is Canadas greatest cartoon. Its hilarious with its ability to take the stupidest ideas and make them laugh-out-loud funny (Rear Pickle comes to mind). Miseryvlle is also the most unique yet comical take on Hell in fiction. How many Hells have biker clowns, animal-only prisons, racing fleas, and giant foosball games? In fact, if it wasnt for Executive Meddling we would have gotten another shocker cartoon. Visually, the show is simplistic but very well done. The monsters who make up Miseryvilles population have some of most wonderful designs in cartoon history. The characters are also a part of what makes it so great. Jimmy is just a really loveable guy, Beezy has the funniest lines, Heloise is an awesomely adorable bundle of evil, and Lucius is one of the most diabolical yet laughable cartoon villains. And then theres Samy, Cerbee, Molotov, Saffi, Jez, Dorkus, and Peep. Theyre all so awesome. However there is a very single major issue I have with the show. Its related to the Season 1 episode Pop-Sicles. The episode isnt awful you see, its just that the writers ignored the fact that it was the show at its fullest potential. It manages to be quite funny but the introduction of the entire Heinous family paved way for the possibility of more world-building and some minor seriousness. The brief showing of Lucius I sparked the possibility of his defrosting which the shows creators said would happen. Unfortunately we never got the next Bill Cipher or Lord Dominator. Why? The severe Seasonal Rot of season 2 had turned the show Denser and Wackier with none of the charm of the first season. We got another cartoon of miscellaneous wacky hijinks instead of the possibility of a Myth Arc. Im not saying we need all cartoons to become super-serious, but just go the way of being light-hearted yet having some serious inclusions. I still dread how a Season 3 would have turned out sometimes. Nevertheless, Season 2 still had a few pluses like The Terrific Trio and Peep. Conclusively, Jimmy Two-shoes will have to remain as another wacky, overlooked Canadian cartoon. But we might as well be happy for what we have. Thank you Edward Kay and Sean Scott for making such a great cartoon!


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A very pretty view of the city beyond the lake. It looks peaceful from way over here where you were standing.
Nice photograph!
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Thank you again,Mary!That's West Lake near the city core of Hangzhou.Hangzhou is China's most relaxable city because of the lake.
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About the BookA series of museum thefts launch the Hardy Boys on this baffling mystery. Rare collections of ancient pirate treasure are being stolen. Who is doing it? And how is the loot being smuggled out of the United States? Frank and Joe's celebrated detective father is working on the case and asks the boys to stake out the Black Parrot, a suspicious freighter docked in Bayport Harbor. Disguised as crewmen the teen-age sleuths board the ship, determined to investigate its cargo hold. Clues that the boys unearth take them on a whirlwind chase after a self-styled pirate king--a chase that leads to their imprisonment in the fantastic Caribbean island stronghold of the Empire of the Twisted Claw. How Frank and Joe cleverly outmaneuver the pirate king and his cohorts makes a gripping tale of suspense and high adventure.
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It's been a long and bumpy road for Alex Rodriguez over the past 9-10 months. The embattled former MVP has endured hip surgery, a long rehabilitation process and new PED allegations stemming from the Biogenesis clinic in Miami, Fla. However, for the time being, there's some light at the end of the tunnel as A-Rod will make his final push towards being back in the Bronx. He'll start for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre tonight and over the weekend. Through his first few games or so, A-Rod looked unbalanced at the plate – something that was expected after such a long layoff. He hit a lot of grounders, rolling over on pitches he didn't recognize. However, recently he's starting to drive the ball – even hitting a 400-foot home run on a 94 mph fastball from a lefty the other day. When A-Rod gets the ball into the air to center or right-center field, good things usually happen. Yesterday on New York sports radio WFAN, A-Rod said that he expects to rejoin the Yankees in Texas next Monday. This would obviously provide a big boost to the team, getting a righty bat that can still be somewhat of a threat in the lineup. In 10 rehab games, A-Rod is hitting .179 (5-for-28) with one homer and seven strikeouts. Both he and the Yankees hope he can continue to drive the ball and improve over the weekend before making his triumphant return. Any rumors about suspensions being served this season with regards to the Biogensis investigation have been put to bed. Word has come out that any suspension would be served next season, thanks in part to a long appeal process. For now, A-Rod will play out the rest of 2013.
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Not an endorsement of whatever website is listed at the end. It's just funny.
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by Scott Creighton
Slurring Muslims, feminists, liberals, Mexicans, conspiratards and everyone else he can think of while spewing his race-baiting hatred over the apparently staged Garland Texas shooting, Paul Joseph Watson of Prison Planet makes his agenda perfectly clear.
The guy is going off ranting about the liberals and taking this staged event at pure face value. I guess it matters not to "investigative journalists" like Paul Joseph Watson that the shooting conveniently provides racists like Pam Geller with the exact kind of victim status she was screeching about in her little lecture she gave that night. Nor does it bother him that the shooting took place right after the events of the night wrapped up (all the speakers had their chance to be heard spewing their hatred of Muslims before the cop came in and told them there was a shooting)
So, we can count on Paul Joseph Watson and Prison Planet when it comes time to promote the idiotic fear-mongering about "ISIS" being right here in 'Merika and they start rounding up those "ebil leftists"
(offensive, Pam Geller and Israel supporting Tweets from P.J.W. after the break)
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by Scott Creighton (H/T ariadnatheo)
Marching in lockstep with the complicit corporate media like the New York Times and Reuters, fake alternative sites like Prison Planet and Natural News (as well as many others unfortunately) are running around doing their level best to help with the frame-up of Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz just as fast as they possibly can before anyone notices the glaring problems with the current investigation and the official story of what happened to the Airbus A320 flight 9525.
What they are doing is the exact same thing the government and corporate media did to people like Richard Jewel, Steven Hatfill, Bruce Edwards Ivins, James Holmes, Adam Lanza as well as the captain of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.
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by Scott Creighton
UPDATE: Part of PJW's dishonest story about the co-pilot revolves around him missing some time from his training as if to imply something recently was going on with him. What he doesn't say (I don't think at least) is that the episode of missed training was 6 years ago.
God I am so sick of people thinking of Prison Planet or Alex Jones as anything other than complicit MSM propaganda by other means.
Paul Joseph Watson, Alex's little race-baiting, disinfo spewing British lackey, has penned the most disgustingly establishment serving piece of trash you would ever want to see regarding the crash of Germanwings flight 9525.
I wonder if he's getting a bonus check from Lufthansa, Germanwings' parent company. I hope the family of Andreas Lubitz sues his ass.
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by Scott Creighton
Over at Alex Jones' disinformation site, Prison Planet, disinfo shill Paul Joseph Watson is breathlessly attacking the "leftists" (like Bibi was doing this weekend saying a global "leftist" conspiracy was behind his sagging poll numbers) claiming they are unduly defending Ferguson Cop Shooting suspect, Jeffrey Williams. At the same time, he's dusting off old, discredited, hate-mongering propaganda in order to fan the flames of racial discord which is exactly what the Obama administration wants at this time.
"Leftist media figures rushed to defend Jeffrey Williams, the man who shot and seriously injured two police officers in Ferguson last week, by claiming he was mistreated by police and attempting to distance him from the 'Black Lives Matter' movement." PJW
I suppose it's enough for Paul to hear from Eric Holder that Jeffrey is guilty and that's the end of it. Me personally, I tend to wait to see how the evidence shakes out especially considering the fact that the FBI and the Justice Department spend so much time fabricating domestic terrorists for whatever purpose they have at the time.
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