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When Simon D'Arcy's wife, Sharon, got pregnant, so did he. He didn't have morning sickness, mood swings or a growing belly, but the transformation he faced was just as intense, and it took him the full nine months to prepare.
"The whole thing is so huge -- emotionally, psychologically, physically, spiritually. I don't think there's a larger identity change for a man, or for a woman, for that matter," says D'Arcy, a management consultant in Santa Barbara, Calif. "It just doesn't get the same attention because we're not the ones gaining 30 pounds and throwing up."
A new generation of fathers is being born. Gone are the legendary souls who paced hospital waiting rooms, cigars in hand, and -- heaven forbid -- changed a solitary diaper over the course of a weekend. Like D'Arcy, these dads want to be involved, not just with the birth, but afterward.
Breaking new ground isn't easy, of course. But there are plenty of dads like D'Arcy to prove it can be done. Becoming fathers in the new millennium means stretching beyond comfort zones, finding role models for support and encouragement, and not settling for those lingering myths about fatherhood.
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When Christopher Mosio, a cinematographer in Santa Barbara, and his wife, Jennifer Louden, discovered they were pregnant, they were both excited and nervous. Yet he admits the pregnancy didn't present quite the same immediacy for him, especially in the beginning.
"It wasn't my body changing," Mosio says. "I could go off during the day and forget about it for a while, whereas Jennifer carried it around constantly." Louden is author of "The Pregnant Woman's Comfort Book."
Such differences in how men and women physically experience pregnancy can often lead to misunderstandings, experts say. They can also perpetuate the myth that pregnancy is mostly the woman's turf. Often it's not until men feel the baby kick, see a sonogram or witness other tangible signs that reality sets in, typically a trimester behind the woman.
"Women often perceive that men aren't as excited as they are because it takes longer for them to get connected since it's not in their bodies," says Deborah Issokson, a licensed psychologist in Boston who specializes in perinatal mental health. "So much of the pregnancy is kind of quiet until women start showing or the baby starts moving."


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4. Stir in powdered sugar and knead in bowl until smooth.
5. Shape 1/2 teaspoon sugar mixture around each cherry.
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8. Reduce heat to low and cook until chocolate melts.
9. Dip each cherry by the stem into chocolate.
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"I told the pastor that I personally believe the mosque should not be there, and I will do everything in my power to make sure it is moved," Musri said. "But there is not any offer from there [New York] that it will be moved. All we have agreed to is a meeting, and I think we would all like to see a peaceful resolution."
He told CNN that he brokered the conversation between Jones and Rauf by speaking with Rauf's wife, Daisy Kahn.
"The placement of the mosque near Ground Zero is unnecessary and it has become a clear provocation to many people to be violent against mosques across the nation," Musri told CNN.
Jones' decision to cancel "International Burn a Koran Day" came on a chaotic day during which Secretary of Defense Robert Gates called the pastor in an effort to head off the Koran burning and real estate guru Donald Trump offered to buy out one of the investors of the New York site for 25 percent more than they had paid.
Jones told "Nightline" that despite cancelling the burn, events have upheld his dim view of Islam.
"Our opinion of Islam has only been confirmed through the very fact we've done nothing, we have not burned the Koran, [and] even though we haven't done anything there have been riots and threats around the world to us," he said. "That already confirms our mission has been accomplished to bring a greater awareness to America and the world that Islam is more dangerous and much more violent than we thought."
Earlier today, several FBI agents visited Jones at his church, the Dove Outreach Center in Gainesville, Fla.
FBI sources told ABC News that the agents were there to brief Jones on all the death threats he's received and to discuss how they would protect him and the church on Saturday.
The event sparked a worldwide debate over what kind of backlash the event may cause.
The international police agency Interpol released a warning to governments worldwide of an increased risk of terror attacks if Jones went ahead with his plan.
The U.S. State Department also issued a warning to Americans living and traveling abroad about the potential for violent protests before and after the scheduled burning.
Leaders of Pakistan, Indonesia and India called on the United States to take action to prevent Jones from desecrating the Islamic holy book, and Afghan insurgents were distributing flyers about the Koran burn to turn villagers against Americans.
Gates called Jones between 4 and 4:30 p.m. today, Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said, and "expressed his grave concerns that going forward with the Koran burning would put the lives of American servicemembers at risk, especially in Iraq and Afghanistan, and he urged him not to proceed with the burning."
President Obama has criticized the proposed burning of Islam's holy book, and White House Spokesman Robert Gibbs today said the planned bonfire of Korans was a "monumentally terrible idea."
In an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America" today, Obama called Jones' plan, should he go through with it, "a recruitment bonanza for al Qaeda."
President Obama's Twitter account also tweeted, "Burning a Quran is contrary to our values -- this country was built on the notions of religious freedom and tolerance."
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I used to live in a nearby street and went there on different occasions (lunch, dinner, a drink in the afternoon) with different people. Service is amateurish (they do what they can but most of the time they're overwhelmed), and food is really nothing to get excited about. I often found some not-so-fresh oieces of vegetables in my salads and the dressing tasted like an industrial out-of-the botlle mix. OK it's not very expensive, but it's not any better than the canteen in my company. I understand that people like to go there for the atmosphere, but don't expect anything in the way of culinary experience.
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Fees for new and replacement Student MyWay cards are $2.50.Registered MyWay cards can have balances restored if the card is lost, stolen or damaged.
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Student MyWay Cards ordered online will be mailed to the applicant's nominated address. Value must be added to the card prior to use. Student MyWay cards are also available from recharge agents. Applicants will be need to complete an Application for a New or Replacement School Student MyWay Card (PDF 64KB) and add value to the card at the time of purchase. Cards can then be used immediately for travel on ACTION services.
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Students can check their balance online. The password to check your balance is set as the student's suburb and postcode. You will need to enter your password in the following format: suburbpostcode (no spaces e.g. gordon2906).
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Students that do not have a valid full-time student ID card will need to provide a copy of a passport size photograph, a certified copy of your photographic drivers licence or passport. You are also required to have your institution endorse the application form or provide a letter confirming full time tertiary student status.
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Montecristo Reviews
nice draw, moderate taste, not too strong. good size for a golf game.
its big (too big for my mouth) but it burns very nicely. Apearence and construction is a 10. But an absolutly 0 for taste - I know I know for a price of $900 you should expect a better cigar but I don't like the taste of this on. I had fun, and I could'nt help it ....I had to write this review - have a VERY nice day *S*
I found these cigars about two years ago and I m glad I did. A good choice for the patio after work.
No he tenido mechero de mesa ,pero me encantaría tenerlo , pues me parece el perfecto, para encender puros
I purchased these about a month ago with the $40 AMEX promo. At $290 these are usually not worth the price. But if you can get them at a heavy discount like I did, then jump on them. They start off very crisp and creamy, gradually developing into a flavor profile of coffee, cedar, and light pepper while still retaining the cream. Smoke is thick and tasty. There are major differences in taste and aroma between these and the Classic series. These are a little stronger, and have more pepper in them. They also cost more. Catch them on sale!
By the second 1/2 it pretty much exploded.
so bad that i want my money back!
these cigars are awful! If you want to smoke a Montecristo then buy the real thing and get a Cuban. I have smoked several of these FAKE Montecristos and just as the description for this cigar says, these "defy comparison to the Havanas", that is because truth be told, these are not worthy to be smoked in the same room as a true Montecristo and it is a shame that the name Montecristo is blasphemed by these dominicano cigar imposters!
Good cigar nice aroma great draw worth a try glad I try them mike in ct 3/20/2014
Dry ,bad smoke.Get what you pay for
Draw was good but appearance was a bit flawed, it had a a few tears in the wrapper but only cosmetic because it didn t leak any. Burn was meh, it didn t require any touch-ups but did require a few extra puffs to keep the wrapper burning. Taste was fairly good 88/100, nice and smooth all the way through but a little boring.
First My Point of View: My Favorite Cigar is currently Placentia Reserva Organica which is mild-medium and with a light wrapper. So, the Montecristo New York is a heavier cigar but with the name I expected more sophistication, and the included printed materials indicated nutty, caramel, cinnamon and coffee flavors. At first, I felt that the overriding taste was very spicy to the tongue. However, I had just had Mexican fare and I found that this curiously complemented my meal. As the cigar burned to about a half-inch, sophisticated tastes of cinnamon, coffee, caramel and cream emerged although I never really tasted nuttiness. What really struck me though, was the beautiful construction of the cigar. Actually a pleasing squarish design. It was marred unfortunately as the cigar burned as the wrapper unraveled, became misshapen, and fell apart. The first ash was perfect but burn deteriorated after that. Aroma was as good as its appearance. The single worst feature however was the draw, which I had to fix with a draw poker - way too tight. Overall, I would rate this cigar as 3.75 Stars out of 5.


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COMPREHENSIVE EXAM REVIEW FOR THE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN, 2E is the essential book for readers who are preparing to take the Pharmacy Technician National Certification Exam. Essential material summaries provide a concentrated review of the topics covered on the National Certification Exam. Chapters are completely reorganized for improved mastery of information, with each chapter ending with a multiple-choice quiz to reinforce the review material. Chapters are structured to help you assess your knowledge of the topic areas covered on the exam. Eight comprehensive self-examinations, each with 120 questions, are written in the certification exam style to provide a realistic test-taking experience. Answers for all of the quizzes and tests are included at the back of the book to facilitate self-directed study. To provide even more practice, COMPREHENSIVE EXAM REVIEW FOR THE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN, 2E includes a CD-ROM with an additional 600 multiple-choice questions, along with the option to create an unlimited number of comprehensive exams.
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Thanks to Jennifer who submitted this letter that she received from Rhino Records in late 1987. Jennifer can't recall exactly why she wrote to Rhino, but it looks like it had something to do with the lack of promotion and airplay the Pool It! album received that year. Remember, The Monkees and MTV had a falling out in early 1987 which resulted in the cable music network refusing to air the videos for the singles "Heart and Soul" and "Every Step of the Way." The lack of an MTV push most likely impacted radio airplay of the new songs. (You can read more about the Monkees/MTV feud here.)
Monkees in 1987...
To add more to a previous blog post, here's another story about the falling out between The Monkees and MTV in 1987. This piece comes from Musicade Catalog and was published sometime in late 1987/early 1988.
Retro Micky and Davy
Here's Micky and Davy in their '60s throwback clothes on the set of the "Heart and Soul" music video in 1987...
The Monkees vs. MTV in 1987
Despite a friendship with MTV in 1986 that helped make The Monkees one of the biggest music stories of that year, things went sour in 1987 after an apparent misunderstanding between the band and the cable music network. Despite heavy airplay of the music video for The Monkees' 1986 comeback single, "That Was Then, This Is Now," MTV refused to play the video for "Heart and Soul," the lead single from the 1987 album, Pool It! Clearly MTV's lack of support for the video (at a time when MTV still screened music videos and played a larger role in making 'hits') had a negative impact on the single, a strong pop song that most likely could have been a bigger hit that summer. TV Guide reported the dispute, and the clipping above appeared in a late 1987 edition of the magazine.
The story below, which was originally published in Monkee Business Fanzine issue #43 in December 1987, goes into further detail.
The original VHS tape was recently released for the first time on DVD as part of the Pool It! deluxe edition by Friday Music.
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"Heart and Soul," the first single from the 1987 Pool It! album, was released 25 years ago this month. Wow!
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The body, if it ever turns up, could finally be laid to rest in the town where Lazcano reportedly spent his childhood, in central Hidalgo state. Residents of a working-class neighborhood where Lazcano was raised in the city of Pachuca, north of Mexico City, say a mausoleum was built for him there, near a chapel he built for the community in 2009.
The chapel bears a bronze-colored plaque reading: "Donated by Heriberto Lazcano Lazcano, Lord, hear my prayer." The plaque also says the chapel was built in honor of Pope John Paul II. While there is no firm confirmation the mausoleum was also built by Lazcano, its style is strikingly similar to the chapel, and locals say it was built for the drug capo.
The mausoleum has a 15-foot (5-meter) high chrome metal cross, identical to the one that stands in front of the chapel. The modernist tomb also has stained glass windows of figures such as red roses, the Virgin of Guadalupe and the sun's rays and clouds. A rectangular hole, possibly for a coffin, is near the windows, beneath a crucifix.
Lazcano was born in 1974, according to the U.S., or 1975, according to Mexican officials.
Also known as "El Verdugo" (the Executioner), Lazcano was credited with bringing military tactics and training to the enforcement arm of the once-powerful Gulf Cartel, then splitting from his former bosses and turning the Zetas into one of the country's two most potent cartels.
The Zetas were the first Mexican cartel to publicly display their beheaded rivals, most infamously two police officers in April 2006 in the resort city of Acapulco. The severed heads were found on spikes outside a government building with a message signed "Z'' that said: "So that you learn to respect."
Under Lazcano's leadership, the Zetas carried out many of the most notorious crimes of Mexico's drug war, which had at least 47,500 deaths before the government stopped releasing official figures in September 2011.
Among atrocities blamed on the Zetas are the massacre of 72 migrants in the northern state of Tamaulipas in 2010; the escape of 151 prisoners in 2010 from a jail in Nuevo Laredo; the recent flight of 131 prisoners in the city of Piedras Negras; and the slayings of U.S. ICE Agent Jaime Zapata in 2011 and U.S. citizen David Hartley in 2010 on Falcon Lake, which straddles the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Zetas are also believed to be behind the killings of hundreds of people who were buried in mass graves at the site of the 2010 massacre of migrants.
Most recently, the cartel was linked to last week's assassination of the nephew of the governor of Coahuila, a slaying that prompted the federal government to dispatch additional troops, federal police and criminal investigators to the state. Some local officials said they believed the killing may have been carried out by Trevino, the other Zetas top boss, in revenge for the killing of his own nephew by an elite state police force the same day.
Grabbing the bodies of fallen accomplices is a trademark of the Zetas, who have retained some of the tactics and institutional culture of the military deserters who founded the group, Grayson said.
"The Zetas take care of their dead," he said. "El Lazca was special forces. There is an esprit de corps, like the Marines. They never leave a comrade behind."
Mexican authorities have announced a string of arrests of high-profile Zetas figures in recent months, and have said they believe a rift had emerged between Ivan Velazquez Caballero, a Zetas leader known as "El Taliban" nabbed by authorities last month, and Trevino, a Zetas capo known as "Z40" who has a reputation for being even more brutal. It was not clear which side Lazcano was on.
On Monday, the Mexican navy said it had arrested a regional leader for the Zetas, Salvador Alfonso Martinez, or "Squirrel," and believed he was involved in many of the Zetas' worst crimes. The high-profile arrests yield intelligence for other arrests, experts say.
Marines also recently caught the heads of the two main factions of the Gulf Cartel: Jorge Eduardo "El Coss" Costilla Sanchez and Mario Cardenas Guillen.
Associated Press writers Olga R. Rodriguez, Michael Weissenstein and Katherine Corcoran contributed to this report.


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1817 New Spain (Texas) Jola, VF201817 1/2 RL New Spain (Texas) Jola Half Real VF20 PCGS. Most American collectors are familiar with the 1818 New Spain (Texas) half real coins, called jolas, through their listing in A Guide Book of United States Coins, and in other colonial references. Although they were known to a small number of Texas collectors for several decades, the first widely publicized notice of the similar 1817 dated pieces appeared in The Paper Republic by James P. Bevill, published in 2009. Further details were published in "Lone Stars Rising, A Missing Numismatic Link," by Bevill and Alvin Stern in the May 2011 issue of The Numismatist. To the best of our knowledge, the two pieces in the present sale represent the first ever public offering of any 1817 jolas.
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In the early 1800s, Spanish missions included those at San Fernando de Bexar, Goliad, and Nacogdoches, the most successful settlements of the Texas interior. As daily activities bustled and commerce flourished, a shortage of small denomination coins caused a serious hardship, much as they did a few decades later in California.
Manuel Pardo was the acting Spanish Governor in New Spain in early 1817, and he received authorization from Mexico City to produce copper coins known as jolas, worth a half real each. Pardo chose a local merchant and public administrator, Manuel Barrera to produce 8,000 of those coins. A public notice was issued, announcing the new coins and identifying Barrera as the coiner. A copy of that notice survives in the original Bexar archives. Those coins have the initials MB above 1/2 and 1817 on the obverse, with an incuse single star on the reverse, considered the first appearance of the Texas Lone Star symbol. The 1817 MB jolas are nearly identical to the 1818 JAG jolas in layout and design. The 1818 JAG pieces have been known since their discussion and first illustration in 1892 (L.E. Daniell, Personnel of the Texas State Government, with Sketches of Representative Men of Texas, San Antonio, Maverick Printing House, 1892).
Governor Pardo soon turned his command over to Antonio Maria Martinez, who was the last governor of Spanish Texas, serving from May 27, 1817 to August 17, 1822. In December 1818, Martinez recalled the Barrera coins in favor of a new issue produced by Jose Antonio de la Garza. The recall notice was dated December 6, 1818, stating that de la Garza would receive the Barrera coins and replace them with his own for a period of 12 days. The recall of the older coins was probably intended to supply the metal necessary for the new issue. There was apparently an additional issue later in 1817, produced by R. Garza, as the current two pieces suggest. More about the varieties and authentication follows in the next lot.
Deep green and ebony patina appears on both sides of this crudely produced copper coin. Only the top half of the 1817 date appears on the out-of-round flan. The planchet is wavy, probably as struck, although the actual production method is unknown. (PCGS# 559)
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Author David Gassner explains how to choose a JDBC driver and connect to one or more databases. He also provides detailed instructions on reading, selecting, and updating data; calling stored procedures; managing data via JavaBean classes or with prepared statements; and working with metadata.
Just as with all Java programming, when something goes wrong in JDBC, you'll get an exception. In JDBC, most methods of JDBC objects throw a class called SQLException. SQLException is extended from the Exception class, and it inherits all of the tools that are a part of that class, such as getMessage and getLocalizedMessage, string representations of an error message, getStackTrace, and many other tools. But JDBC is all about databases, and so its special exception class SQLException is specifically designed to give you information about what's going on in the database.
SQLException adds these methods, getErrorCode returns an integer value which tells you what might have gone wrong. The Error code is unique to the particular database, so a numeric error code for MySQL won't be the same as for HSQLDB, and so on. And there's also a method called getSQLState which returns a five-character string. It's just like the error code. It's specific to the particular vendor and the particular database, but it's a string instead of an integer. To find out what these values mean, you'll need to look at the documentation for your particular database, MySQL, HyperSQL, SQL Server Oracle, and so on.
I'm going to be showing you how to look at the Exception object and get these values out, but you'll need to look at the documentation to find out what they mean. There are also methods called getNextException, setNextException, and iterator. When something goes wrong at the database level, many times it'll be a cascading set of exceptions, and these methods let you deal with those stacks of Exception information. Let's take a look at some code. I'm working in a project called JDBCExceptions, which is just like the projects that I have created previously in this video series.
It has the Utility class that lets me choose which database I want to work with, HSQLDB or MySQL, and then it executes a single statement and brings back a result. Before I run this code, I'm going to modify the SQL statement. So I'm more specific about the names of the columns that I'm getting from the database. I'll get rid of the asterisk and replace it with stateId and stateName, separated with a comma. These are the names of the actual columns in my states table in both databases.
I'll test the code and make sure that I have got it correct. I'm working with HSQLDB first, and I get back to my data, and then I'll change from HSQL to MySQL, and I'll run the code again, and I see that it works there too. So now I'm ready to introduce an intentional error. I'll start by getting the structure of my database wrong. Instead of states, I'll look for data from a nonexistent table named state. I'll run the application, and I get back an error object. Notice that this error object is specific to MySQL.
It has a pretty lengthy name, but it has the message Table 'explorecalifornia.state' doesn't exist. Now let's throw the same error for HSQL. I'll change my database type and run the code, and this time I get back a different error object, and it means the same thing, but the message is different, user lacks privilege or object not found. Now, to get more information out of this Exception object, I'm going to add some more detailed exception handling. I'll go to my Database Utility class, DBUtil, and I'm going to add a new method that I'll call processException.
I'll use the keywords public, static, and void, I'll name the new method processException, and I'll have it receive a single argument data typed as SQLException, and I'll name the object simply e. For now my only goal is to output the detailed information about the exception. So I'm going to add three error output lines. I'll use the System.err code template, I'll expand it, and then I'll duplicate it a couple of times. For the first line I'll output the error message. I start with a label Error message, and then I'll call e.getMessage.
Now this line of code would be the same regardless of what kind of Java exception I get. But now I'm going to process the methods that are unique to SQLException. I'll move the cursor to the second line, and this time the label will be Error code, and I'll append to that e.getErrorCode. And finally, I'll output the SQL state the string representation of the error. I'll save my changes to the DBUtil class, I'll go back to my Main class, and now within the catch block instead of outputting the error object in its raw form, I'll use my new utility method, DBUtil.processException, and I'll pass in the Exception object.
I'll run the code now, and I see my error message, my code, and MySQL state. So my goal here is to start showing you some of the differences between databases. I'm currently working with HSQLDB, notice the Error code and the SQL state -5501 and SQL state of 42501. I'm going to spell my table correctly, but now I'm going to misspell a column name. I save the changes and run the code, and I get back exactly the same Error code and SQL state that I did before.
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I'll run the code again, and I get a different Error code and a different SQL state, 42S02. Now let's explore some other errors. One of the most common errors is a user authentication error. I'll fix my column names and my table name. I'll go back to my DBUtil class where I'm storing my user credentials, and this time I'll get my username wrong. I'm working with MySQL, and I get an Error code of 1045 and an SQL state of 28,000. Now let's switch to HSQLDB, and I get back another Error code and SQL state, -4001 for the Error code and 28501 for the SQL state.
What I'm trying to get across here is that the Error codes and SQL states are going to differ both from one database to another but also in their patterns within a database. One database like HSQL might use the same SQL state for two different but similar conditions, whereas another database might have distinct SQL states and distinct Error codes. The only way you'll know what these codes mean--as I have mentioned previously--is to look at the documentation for your particular database management system, but once you know what these error codes and SQL states mean, you'll be able to write more detailed and more useful exception handling logic in your own application.
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Great videos Lost, some amazing videography and photography there.
Heres some not so great photography of my bike, taken with my phone camera..
List of mods are -
Renthal enduro high bars
Rox 3" risers
Progrip 714 large rally grips
'indestructible' round folding mirrors
acerbis rally pro handguards
FMF Q4, megabomb and EJK
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flatland skid plate
And the seat, made it myself. I wanted something pretty high as i'm 6ft4, only finished it today haven't had a chance to test it but it feels great.
I just chucked the luggage on to add to the effect, will be using it this summer for a 2 month trip around Europe, i'll put the stock sprocket and original exhaust back on for that as i doubt the Swiss will be fond of the FMF pipe.. After that trip i wouldn't mind the 305 kit, and the hyperpro rear shock. As long as it was still bulletproof it would make the perfect bike that no ones making.
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Though my business isn't truly an Internet business, the web is a huge part of what we do. Most of our clients sign up for service on our website, and the largest referrer is my airline blog, The Cranky Flier. Where I host my sites has never been anything I've thought about until recently. I think it's time to start looking for a new one.
Long ago when I started the blog, I signed up with a web hosting provider called Bluehost. I liked them for their pricing and the fact that they had a tech support phone line available 24 hours a day. When the Concierge business started, I just hosted with them as well because it's what I knew. After all, that was the last thing I wanted to worry about. Other than a few frustrating times when my site went down, Bluehost had been fine. That's no longer true.
The biggest current problem is with the blog. For some reason, my account is regularly being "throttled" because I'm using what Bluehost has deemed to be too much of the resources that are available. I asked how to fix that but my host said they didn't help with development questions. So I went to a friend who knows this well. He said that everything looked fine from the database perspective. I was stuck. There might be a problem in there somewhere, but with a host unwilling to help (I assume it's not generally something hosts do), the 24 hour phone service doesn't really mean much.
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Biker Stories from the Road - September 22, 2011
Strawberry and Rhubarb pie for breakfast ... yes sirree it was delicious and warranted after the pitiful breakfast offering from the Super 8 we stayed at Wed night in Great Falls, MT. Bikers, including GW, are all drawn to Super 8's! Riding into the sun coming into town it seemed like everyone was turning in front of us.
Thursday's riding day brought with it a bunch of new experiences. We got out of Great Falls Montana and headed back down highway 200 to find highway 89, which is the historical King's highway, and it runs from Alberta down to Flagstaff Arizona.
GW decided to take a little detour into Belt Montana, which was quite a ride down into the Belt Valley which is surrounded by the Belt Mountains and sits along the Belt River (Americans are so creative, ha ha). Anyway that is where we found the Belt Cafe and had the delicious pie and coffee.
Highway 89 is really spectacular. We crossed over the Kings Hill pass, which was my first mountain pass experience on a motorcycle (4000 ft climb), and then rode along the Belt River. It was really nice and I have come to realize that riding at this time of year lets you escape the busy summer traffic ... there are times when we are the only ones on these highways.
We passed huge cattle ranches along the way. The "Castle Mountain Ranch - Headquarters" has an elaborate archway over their driveway. We have seen some really amazing homes as well.
So we pulled into White Sulfur Springs for lunch, 22 degrees and time to peal off another layer of clothing. I have become quite good at layering ... lots of clothes in the morning and down to shorts and t-shirt by end of day. We found a neat little restaurant and encountered a crusty old guy who was so interested in our journey. He told us that he has a Kimco 500 and he has ridden it up into Alberta.
We also talked with an older man at a gas station who asked us how we were finding the grasshoppers on the road. He said that they had an awful time with the grasshoppers this summer ... he said they even tried to eat his garden hose! So off we go ... lots of cows, horses and then in the middle of nowhere along side the highway ... a fully decorated cedar tree ... I mean sparkly garland (red, silver and blue) and little American flags all over this big cedar tree. Also had a bit of a heart stopper moment when we were following this big truck and travel trailer along some fields. The big irrigation system, you know the kind on wheels, well it was on and very close to the highway. With huge eyes I could see that the end sprinkler was aimed at the highway ... the truck and trailer hit it and water just sprayed everywhere. The air was blue under my helmet as we approached and then the sprinkler changed direction and all we rode through was a wet highway ... thank GOD!
Another highlight of the day was Trixie's Antler Saloon! It reached 29 degrees by the afternoon and that is really hot when you have all your riding gear on ... so GW spots this place, of course in the middle of nowhere, and pulled in.
Picture taken from Facebook page for Trixie's
Trixie was behind the bar and she had some of her regulars in there ... one white haired old gal sitting on her stool in the corner ... she actually greeted us as we walked in ... and then another old couple and the lady was playing the slots. We have a cold non-alcohol drink and in comes another traveller. He orders a vodka and Red Bull drink because he is driving through to Spokane Washington! Only in America!
Picture taken from Facebook page for Trixie's
So we made it to Missoula Montana, Garth was here back in 2000 when he was part of the fire team that came down that summer to help them with their huge fire situation, our bikes are scheduled for oil changes this morning. Another milestone yesterday was my bike hit 5000 k ... I have only had it 6 months.
This afternoon we will head out to Livingston Montana where we can meet up with highway 89 again and head back south. We may be camping the next few nights so will update you when I can.
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Hear from clubhouse leader Jason Bohn after his Saturday round at the 2015 Greenbrier Classic.thought about the score, the round, anything. I just knew that the golf course , the way it was set up, the conditions that we were playing in this morning is if I could keep swinging the gold club well And give myself chances. I felt very comfortable with my putter, I was real relaxed, and my ball was rolling on
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Linh Duong - L.A. Minute
In the blink of an L.A minute,
your glittery dreams
are spiked with grilled peppers
a spicy, sun-drenched kiss
that flavors our conversations
as we sip jasmine tea (with boba)
on your asphalt back
I glow from within--
and pause, knowingly
waking up
Linh Duong shared his poem with Departures in participation with National Poetry Month. Since not included in that project, we showcased his selection in our community poems section. We thank Linh for his contribution in celebration and understanding of L.A. You are invited to share yours as well.
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Lambs Blacksheep Spiced Rum 89pts
A Review by Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
In the Bottle: (4.0)
The Lamb's blacksheep Spice Rum presentation in a typical Lamb's flagon style bottle. The bottle is neither special nor unsatisfactory. I do like that Lamb's avoids those annoying pressed on metal caps.
In the Glass: (9.0)
Do you remember those tiny heart shaped red candies with the strong cinnamon smell? You do, okay that is exactly what I smell here. Combined with the dark rum aromas and vanilla this is very enticing. A swirl of the glass shows the reddish amber liquid to have long skinny legs indicating that this will have some finish to it.
In the Mouth (54.0)
An explosion of cinnamon toast and molasses. Somehow it works instead of going awry. Although the primary spice is undoubtably cinnamon, a nice burst of caramel and vanilla flavour the palate as well. Mixed with coke this is even better.
In the Throat (13.0)
The strong cinnamon flavour does not settle as it goes down, but the experience is well worth repeating. This isn't your average spiced rum but a spiced rum on cinnamon steroids. Unlike the Captain Morgan Private Stock which is Vanilla on steroids, this mixture works!
The Afterburn (9.0)
What a really refreshing change. The overcharge of cinnamon really appeals to me. I heartily recommend this rum to all who like cinnamon toast.………………………………………………………………………………………
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Ham Mushroom Souffle
|4 Tablespoon
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|1 1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Pepper sauce
|1 Dash
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|4 , well beaten
|Egg whites
|Ground cooked ham
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1.In a small-size heat resistant non-metallic bowl melt butter on delicate food cycle 1/2 minute.
2. Stir in flour, salt, pepper, and hot pepper sauce, stirring until smooth.
3. Heat uncovered, on delicate food cycle for 2 minutes or until mixture bubbles.
4 Remove mixture from oven and blend in milk slowly.
5. Heat, uncovered, on delicate food cycle for 3 minutes stirring after the first 1 1/2 minutes or until mixture thickens and bubbles, (sauce will be quite thick)
6. Beat mixture slowly into egg yolks: Stir in ham, mushrooms and chives. Allow mixture to cool.
7. Prepare a 1 1/2 quart souffle dish by forming a collar of wax paper around top of dish that extends about 3-inch above dish.
8 Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until stiff but not dry.
9. Gently fold ham mixture into egg whites. Pour into souffle dish.
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Trinova Medical Waste Solutions, LLC
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Trinova Medical Waste Solutions revolutionizes medical waste management by dramatically reducing costs for medical waste disposal, HIPPA compliance and regular waste disposal while simultaneously reducing or completely eliminating the impact to our environment as opposed to current solutions in place. All medical waste, as defined by the state and federal agencies ...
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Bondtech Corporation is a world leader in the design, engineering and supplier of high quality medical waste containers. All of our containers meet all D.O.T. regulations, are leak proof, puncture resistant, spill proof, slip guarded and stackable. We provide easy to handle medical waste containers to safely dispose of all grades and types of bio-hazardous waste. Our ...
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OZONATOR Industries Ltd., the manufacturer and world distributor of the OZONATOR NG Technology - the most sustainable technology available for the sterilization of medical and bio-hazardous waste. The OZONATOR sterilization technology is based on ozone and does not use heat, steam, chemicals, microwaves or radiation to sterilize waste to 6log10 (99.9999%) reduction. The ...
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Bertin Technologies is a world-wide company which provides a wide offer of expertise in the fields of Pharmaceutics and Life Sciences. With a global expertise in Life Sciences, the company offers a full range of Laboratory equipment with tree different ranges designed for biological sample preparation (Precellys), air contamination control (Coriolis) and medical waste ...
Dutch Medical Waste Systems B.V.
based in Tolkamer, NETHERLANDS
The founders of Dutch Medical Waste Systems B.V. have over 20 years experience in industrial engineering and the treatment of medical waste. Aim was to develop a system specially for the continuous, environmentally friendly treatment of medical waste into a dry, high caloric product.
Trédi international / Séché Environnement
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Séché Environnement is one of the leading players and the first specialist on the treatment and storage market for all types of non-radioactive waste from industrial clients and local authorities. With its regulation-compliant waste treatment businesses across France, the Group combines the commercial strength of its global offer with industrial synergies. Its unique ...
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Autoclaves for biohazardous waste treatment. Vacuum or gravity type. Customers: Hospitals, airline catering, pharmaceuticals, regional processing. Capacity: 102kg to 1,360 kg per one hour cycle. manual to total automation operation ancillary equip: compactors, grinders, dumpers. 49 years in business. One of least expensive to purchase and maintain in industry.
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Belgian company AMB Ecosteryl is a manufacturer of medical waste treatment technology.AMB s.a. is a manufacturer and specialist of the medical waste treatment industry. We work closely with our customers to provide market-leading alternative medical waste treatment equipment – delivering quality; reliability; compliance and cost-efficiencies.Our technology is used by ...


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form time to time e00002f7 when duplicate exchange backup from disk to tape
hi guys,
i run exchange backup to disk than duplicate to tape. got e00002f7 from time to time when duplicating. c:\temp on BE Server excluded from AV scane.
what can be the issue ?
is there any form of authentication when duplicating to tape exchange ?
thank you all !
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I know the error message is not exact the same but try the VFF Extended Timeout registry key suggested in this:
If that does not make a difference then try the Detach Timeout one as well:
Note 1: I know the second technote actually has the error you quoted mentioned - however we have seen the VFF Extended Timeout reg key also have an effect on the error message.
Note 2: If doing taope nbased backup the Reg keys need changing on teh Exchange server(s) and the media server. If doing disk based backups you shoudl only need the medias erevr, however no harm in doing media server and Exchange server(s) to be safe,


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- University of Westminster, Watford Rd,
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- United Kingdom
- www.westminster.ac.uk/london-gallery-west
Travel Information
- Northwick Park
Press Release
AboutEve Marguerite Allen | Karina Bedkowska | Jaakko Ruuska | Spyros Staveris London Gallery West | Project Space 20 March - 26 March 2014 Open I Mon-Fri I 8-17 Preview I 19 March I 6pm 8pm Geographics is an exhibition bringing together works of four international artists with diverse approaches to photographic practices such as conceptual photography, photojournalism, printmaking and film. The exhibition emphasizes the presence and absence of human identity in variety of different cultural and geographical contexts. The selected works mirror the spatial aspects of interactions between humans and the lived environment. The subject is covered in a multitude of ways. Allen's work is often defined by the absence of the human figure accentuating constructed environments. The photography of Bedkowska deals with human intimacy and sexuality in relation to social expectation. Ruuska's work concentrates on the meditative interaction between the performer's body and the surrounding space. Staveris' selected work depicts the edges of the Athenian city life in a way that has never been seen before. London Gallery West I Project Space: School of Media, Arts & Design, University of Westminster, Watford Road, Harrow HA1 3TP Middlesex Nearest tube: Northwick Park - Metropolitan Line
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Secure storage with GlusterFS
Other Cool GlusterFS Tricks
Because you can add and remove storage bricks from a volume, you can add entirely new servers and remove existing servers. Thus, you can remove dying hardware from your storage pool with minimal interruptions. Because the back-end data storage is simply a filesystem like XFS or ext4, and the metadata is contained within the files, you can easily back up your GlusterFS data on the storage servers. You also can monitor the contents of files easily by, for example, scanning for viruses or rootkits without having to depend on the clients mounting and using the data.
GlusterFS can also provide data storage to OpenStack Swift, Glance, and Cinder clients, and it can provide Hadoop HDFS storage, among other capabilities. Because GlusterFS uses a plugin architecture, in the longer term, it will be possible for more capabilities to be added and for GlusterFS to be extended – for example, by adding file encryption or multitenancy support per volume.
The future of storage on Linux is bright. Several solutions (e.g., GlusterFS, Ceph) that are under very active development allow you to create distributed, replicated, and high-performance storage systems with the use of cheap hardware. If you aren't already using these, I suggest you investigate them. Not having to worry about disk or server failure bringing down your storage back end is a good thing indeed.
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Table Hopping
Eat, drink and be candid
By Steve Barnes | Email | About Table Hopping
Jose Malone's eyeing end-of-summer reopening
Jose Malone's Mexican Irish Restaurant in Troy, which was forced to close temporarily in the spring as a result of financial difficulty, expects to reopen by the end of August after the building is sold, owner Ray Wall tells me. Jose Malone's bar is currently open for Latin-music nights most Saturdays and some Fridays, as […] [Read More]
Smokes & Spirits at Olde English on Thursday
The Olde English Pub & Pantry in Albany will host another of its Smokes & Spirits evenings of scotch and cigars from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday (7/9). Attendees will receive hand-rolled cigars from Habana Premium Cigar Shoppe, a vertical tasting of Macallan single-malt scotches as well as samples from surprise bottle and rare vintages, plus […] [Read More]
All-day tavern opening on lower Central Avenue in Albany
Dolan's on the Avenue, which will be open breakfast through dinner daily and for late-night noshing on weekends, is being developed at 75 Central Ave., site of a number of different small eateries over the years. The building is owned by the owners of Rocks, a bar next door, who decided to renovate and run the […] [Read More]
Lionheart featuring Avery Brewing on Wednesday
The Lionheart Pub in Albany will turn over five taps to the new-to-the-area Avery Brewing Co. on Wednesday (7/8). The featured beers from the Boulder., Colo., brewery will be: The Maharaja – Imperial IPA Avery IPA Ellie's Brown Ale White Rascal – Belgian White Liliko'i Kepolo – Belgian Wit brewed with passion fruit The pub […] [Read More]
Local author doing cooking, book events
Loudonville resident Stacey Morris, who last year self-published a cookbook-memoir about her 180-pound weight loss, "Clean Comfort: Finding Peace, Balance, and My Perfect Weight," has related events scheduled for the summer: Talks and book-signings: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday (7/11), Market Block Books, 290 River St., Troy. 7 p.m. Friday, July 17, Northshire Bookstore, 424 […] [Read More]
Tanpopo Ramen and Sake Bar in Albany now open
Tanpopo Ramen and Sake Bar, which took over the former Miss Albany Diner space in Albany's warehouse district, is now open and serving lunch and dinner daily. The focused menu features six types of ramen (11 to $13 for a substantial bowl), six rice dishes ($10 to $16), a few salads and dumpling and bun appetizers. I'm […] [Read More]
Snapshot: Reviewing Morgan & Co. in Glens Falls
For Sunday's dining review, Susie Davidson Powell visited Morgan & Co., opened in a grand old home in downtown Glens Falls by two chefs who made their name in Boston. Short version: (Co-owner Rebecca Newell-Butters) is fervent in her belief the menu should reflect market availability and quality, not be forced to rigidly fit. Right now, […] [Read More]
Chester's smokehouse in Albany finally open
Two years after being announced as in development, Chester's Smokehouse opened late last week at 15 Watervliet Ave. in Albany, near ShopRite and about a block north of Central Avenue. As production ramps up, the shop currently stocks less than half of everything it will eventually carry; a list is below. Among the products, all house-made, […] [Read More]
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Officers are raising serious questions about manpower, morale and
War for the wrong reasons will delegitimize the instrument itself.
On October 4, 2001--less than a month after that horrific day--George W.
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the details of the coming war in Afghanistan.
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All social movements need an "outside" strategy and an "inside"
strategy. The growing number of people participating in rallies and
marches in opposition to President George W.
This article is based on a report originally produced for National
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The day after the World Social Forum dialogues, I visited an encampment of landless people squatting in garbage-wrap tents alongside the road an hour from Porto Alegre.
This "Opposing View" editorial was published first in USA Today on February 6, 2003.
Although the Bush Administration acts as if the war train has already
left the station, the antiwar forces continue to grow, and they are
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With up to 200,000 American and British combat troops already stationed
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