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City of unlimited possibilities
Berlin, the German capital, is a trend setter in lifestyle, music, art and fashion. Wherever you go, you can experience the pulsating life: on boulevards, in art galleries, at flea markets or in the city's 300 clubs and 7,000 bars and restaurants. Mixed up with the unique history of Berlin shaped by changes and upheavals, the city is worth to be visited.
Whether you are business traveler, a family, a couple or a single visitor even young or elderly, Berlin offers always a special highlight on any visit. The 'Brandenburg Gate', Berlin's most famous landmark, as well as the Potsdamer Platz, the showpiece of the New Berlin, are only two examples for the innumerable symbols of the city.
Whether city adventure, nightlife or the most modern hotels in Europe – Berlin visitors can explore a variety of affordable options. Because although Berlin is one of Europe's top destinations for art, fashion and events, the city offers much more for your money than other major cities like London, Paris or Rome. In short: a stay in a metropolis with world city status will not cost you the earth, but your memories of it will be priceless...
visitBerlin offers you "your Berlin"
"We know Berlin". This is the slogan that Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH, operating under the trade name visitBerlin, has been using since 1993 to globally advertise for Berlin as a travel destination. visitBerlin's Berlin Convention Office markets the German capital as a congress metropolis.
As a tour operator, the company offers a wide range of travel packages and also issues the official tourist ticket, the Berlin WelcomeCard.
visitBerlin operates three Berlin Tourist Infos and the Berlin Service Center (Tel. 030-25 00 25), which provides information on the complete spectrum of tourist services available in Berlin.
Berlin WelcomeCard – the attractions ticket for visitors to the capital
The Berlin WelcomeCard – the official tourist ticket for free travel and discounts at over 200 popular Berlin attractions!
Find more information on types of tickets, prices and benefits at
Berlin packages
Experience and discover Berlin with the perfect package offer and book your personal Berlin programme.
visitBerlin has offers to cater to every taste: whether it's engaging musicals and shows or exciting cultural and leisure activities, all of our travel offers have that special something for an unforgettable stay in Berlin.
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Berlin Tourist Information
In the Berlin Tourist Information, you can get all the information you need about Berlin and of course get your Berlin WelcomeCard. You can also book hotels and tickets.
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Berlin has many faces – as a capital in the heart of Europe with a diverse history between east and west at its centre, it has emerged as a city of fashion, art and design, showing the trends of tomorrow, and as a film capital that has attracted international stars on red carpets and on sets. Berlin pulses with its distinctive club and night life.
Culture: a high standard of entertainment
Three opera houses and eight top-class symphony orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, as well as a further 150 theatres and stages guarantee good entertainment every evening. In the long line of theatre tradition, new trends are created continuously, encompassing the ancient tragedies, traditional Berlin farces or contemporary political theatre.
Art: world culture, history and contemporary
Around 180 museums, private collections, palaces and memorials record history, giving insight into various fields of knowledge and showing treasures of world culture. The Museum Island was put on the UNESCO world heritage list in 1999 as the largest museum ensemble in the world. In its five buildings there are over 6,000 years of art and cultural history on display.
Museums and memorials also look at Berlin's history and show off fine art masterpieces as well as the work of contemporary artists. The UNESCO City of Design is a centre of creativity with around 440 galleries and private collections. It is also the site of renowned art fairs and art events such as the Gallery Weekend, the abc – art contemporary Berlin, the Berliner Liste and the Preview Berlin Art Week.
Berlin's good for you: unique health offers
He goes to have a check-up in the clinic whilst she enjoys a spa treatment in the hotel. As their grand finale to the day, they have a sight-seeing tour planned. There's no other metropolis where visitors can so perfectly combine culture, lifestyle and health.
Berlin is the Capital of Health. Guests from around the world come for treatment in the renowned German capital. Health-conscious visitors can combine a city break with a relaxing holiday. In addition to the excellent medical quality, you can enjoy a unique range of spa and beauty treatments, all whilst soaking up the spirit of a metropolis.
Keep yourself active
Sport is important for health and your sense of wellbeing, particularly when you can do it out in nature. There is plenty of opportunity to keep active outdoors in one of Berlin's many parks, along the banks of the Spree or canals, or in one of the many sports facilities.
Rollerblade on the spacious Tempelhof field, jog in the Tiergarten (Berlin's largest park) or climb the 19-meter-high bunker in Friedrichshain – the choice of outdoor sports is huge. Sporty visitors to the capital can even be active on the water. People sail their motor and sail boats well into the autumn, and head for the Wannsee, Havel or Spree along with surfers and kayakers.
If you're looking for peace and quiet in a cosmopolitan city, Berlin offers culture, nature and relaxation.
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MICE Business Travel and Incentives
Berlin is the ideal location for conferences and events. Exceptional venues, top service and an attractive programme of activities beyond the actual meeting, make this city a magnet for any type of business gathering.
Event organisers decide increasingly in favour of Berlin and stage more and more meetings and conventions in the city. The 123,900 events during 2012 were attended by 10.5 million participants. These are eight percent more than during the comparable prior year period.That makes Berlin Germany's number one, and the city comes third on the list of the world's most popular convention destinations.
The Berlin Convention Office (BCO) from visitBerlin is responsible for the international marketing of Berlin as congress metropolis and incentive destination. It maintains close contact with all partners and service providers in the congress industry and is always happy to help.
The BCO offers support with:
The "Meeting Guide Berlin" by visitBerlin offers clear and comprehensive information and is a great help to anyone planning and organising conferences, meetings and events.
Find further information on MICE in Berlin: convention.visitberlin.com
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An unparalleled cultural landscape Berlin's trademark!
We will be pleased to arrange a tourist guide for your thematic sightseeing walk or Berlin city tour.
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Accessible Berlin
Getting around Berlin is not a challenge for those who are disabled
Berlin continuously improves its accessibility for visitors and offers those with physical disabilities and those who need accessible surroundings lots of opportunities to explore the city and its attractions.
Whether you arrive by plane or train, the capital is designed to be as accessible as possible. Berlin's "Bus & train escort service" is unique in Europe: passengers can be escorted free of charge through the city on public transport. The service is not only for those in wheelchairs, but also for those whose mobility is restricted or are visually impaired.
Berlin also has many hotels and restaurants that are designated as "disability friendly" or "wheelchair accessible". From five star hotels to speciality hotels in the countryside, from hip designer food to hearty home-style cooking, guests will always find an offer to suit their needs.
Accessible tourist and cultural attractions
The "Berlin special guide" leads people with or without disabilities to the attractions of the city, for example from the Brandenburg Gate to the Reichstag or to Museum Island. "Experience Berlin" is an excellent audio tour guide made for blind or visually impaired visitors. It gives detailed directions to various attractions and therefore allows listeners to discover the city on their own.
visitberlin is happy to offer detailed information and useful tips:
Service Center: +49 (0)30 25 00 25
Discovering Berlin on your own
Visitors to Berlin especially enjoy the indescribable, casual atmosphere of the German capital and the lifestyle its people enjoy. But there are some major highlights and attractions that every visitor to Berlin shouldn't miss under any circumstances.
Berlin's Top 5
It is the symbol of the city: the Brandenburg Gate. After starting here, it's easy enough to explore the city's most important sights on foot. The Reichstag, for example, with its glass dome, is not only the political centre of Germany, but also a magnet for tourists from all over the world with its magnificent 360° views of the city.
Then you should walk along the grand boulevard of Unter den Linden to the Museum Island, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to five unique museums exhibiting cultural treasures of world renown.
The tallest structure in Berlin, the TV Tower, promises fantastic views over the entire city, weather permitting, of course. Potsdamer Platz is where you might run into international stars and celebrities, and not just during the city's film festivals. The contemporary architecture inspires awe in all who visit.
Major fashion brands and individual shops have also made Berlin a fashion capital. The narrow streets and hidden courtyards around Hackescher Markt or along glamorous Friedrichstraße are great places to shop or just take a stroll.
The sights of Berlin can be easily seen by foot, bus, bike or even from the water.
Berlin – the green metropolis
Environmental awareness shapes the lifestyle in Berlin and ensures that the residents and guests of the city feel that it is a very pleasant city to live in.
Well-maintained green spaces, urban gardens and extensive parks allow Berlin's visitors to relax and enjoy the quiet. Visitors can walk through the spacious Tiergarten (Berlin's largest park), marvel at the exotic flowers in Gärten der Welt (Gardens of the World) or plant some themselves in the Prinzessinnengarten (Princess Gardens).
Green on the go
Guests can have a feast without having a guilty conscience with the creative cuisine and natural ingredients on offer in both upscale restaurants as well as trendy bars in the city. The most modern hotels in Europe can be found in Berlin, so it's no surprise that there are also lots of houses that fit in with the new trend of natural materials and sustainability.
Visitors can get around all of Berlin day or night without having to drive by using the exemplary transport system. A trip on a solar boat or canoe on the river Spree offers an entirely new view of the city. Those who are staying in the city for several days can make use of the Berlin WelcomeCard, which enables you to use public transport all around the city and also provides discounts at around 200 tourist attractions.
Berlin Green Meetings
"Berlin Green Meetings" is an online platform that supports organisers in the planning and realisation of their sustainable and green events. Organisers of meetings, incentives, conventions and events can choose a partner from the registered providers.
The Berlin WelcomeCard
The official tourist ticket for free transport and discounts at Berlin's attractions!
Where to get the Berlin WelcomeCard:
Berlin packages
Book one of our package deals and your personal Berlin trip!
Our packages include as standard:
2 or 3 nights including breakfast in the hotel (different categories)
Berlin WelcomeCard for the duration of your stay (excluding Bahnhit Berlin)
Further Berlin packages at: packages.visitBerlin.com
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visitBerlin offers you individual advice and comprehensive information about your visit to Berlin. Make use of our expert knowledge and book quickly and securely from the comfort of your home:
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The Webelos II Den of Pack 396 went to DFW Airport during Spring Break to participate in the "Welcome Home the Troops" program. Everyday more than 100 troops arrive at the airport on their way home for two weeks of well-deserved rest and recuperation (R&R). Most of these members of the armed forces are returning home from their service in Irag and Afghanistan.
One flight returning soldiers lands at DFW every day and the warm welcome provided by volunteer greeters begins the troops' visit on a high note. After the troops arrived, one soldier asked to take his photo with the Webelos and the Cub Scout Pack 1492 of Texas who were also there. This soldier said that he has been to DFW three times and always appreciates the welcome he receives.
The area Webelos who went were Corbin Owens, Bryce Williams, Matthew Bloodworth and Andrew Cole.
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We all have to come to the end of ourselves....the sin has to end in death.Just "managing the problem won't be beneficial,we must see it for what it is.I beleive our Father is allowing us to see and experience the futility of our sin,and in doing so see that it has no hold on us,and really be free of it.To long we have been religously managing our sin.Sin is sin,God is not shocked,he just wants us to mature in Himblessings
So do you see any struggle at all for us Taf? One thing I thought of then forgot to mention was, Paul saying he crucified his flesh and died daily. Do you understand that as him simply looking to and trusting God rather than him making some sort of "effort" to battle any evil thoughts or attitudes, etc.? He said he did what he didn't want to do, and didn't do what he wanted to do, almost as if he accepted that's the way it was UNTIL he was fully delivered by Christ Jesus. Again, God's work not his at all? Because as you say, any actions by the flesh are useless - even if done against unruly flesh! Simply done by trusting and believing?
Good scripture OT, "no condemnation to them in Christ Jesus". That's one of the scrips (along with "Happy God", "my yoke is easy/burden light") I've been pondering lately.And then before I read your post Shawn (and I see several things the same way) I just went and found the following from Hebrews 12 - 4 In your struggle against sin, you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood. 5 And have you completely forgotten this word of encouragement that addresses you as a father addresses his son? It says, "My son, do not make light of the Lord's discipline, and do not lose heart when he rebukes you, 6 because the Lord disciplines the one he loves, and he chastens everyone he accepts as his son."[a] 7 Endure hardship as discipline; God is treating you as his children. For what children are not disciplined by their father? 8 If you are not disciplinedand everyone undergoes disciplinethen you are not legitimate, not true sons and daughters at all. 9 Moreover, we have all had human fathers who disciplined us and we respected them for it. How much more should we submit to the Father of spirits and live! 10 They disciplined us for a little while as they thought best; but God disciplines us for our good, in order that we may share in his holiness.Hmm...yes micah, how it all fits together - the discipline/failing(sin), and then grace/rest, often eludes me. I have some view of balance, but tend to swing one way or the other. So I struggle, I confess, then I trust/rest for a little while. I realize there's sin in me, I confess, then I struggle, then I trust/rest for a little while.....
For me the key was learning to discern the origin of thoughts. Once I had the Word in me, and knew the NATURE of the Word thru the washing of it, it made it much easier to discern where they were coming from and so take the appropriate action, which for me, coming out of a deliverance mindset, is to do battle in the heavenlies thru the warfare of the Spirit against the principalities and powers of the air (spirits).So, in practical application, if a thought comes at me that I recognize is not my thought (on the outside of me), or IS "my" thought (on the inside of me), the warfare takes on a different slant in each instance.In the former, I command whatever it is away from me, and come back at it with the Word that applies to the situation. If I think it's something that is in my flesh either thru birth, right of generational curses, or willfull disobedience, then I'm praying, repenting of any agreement with it (whether aware of it or not), and asking for understanding on HOW this spirit "works", thus how it gained access in the first place, which will help me tailor my warfare response to the situation.You don't always get IMMEDIATE deliverance from it, particularly if it's established a stronghold in you (something that has either been there so long or is so ingrained in you, you MISTAKENLY think it's part of your "personality"), but if you "chip" away at it everytime it manifests, you will eventually weaken it's hold on you to where deliverance is forthcoming. Then you have to learn how to KEEP your deliverance from it, which is a whole another topic. NOT learning how to keep it, is why people get healed from something only to have it come back on them, because the spiritual root was not dealt with. There is bud, bloom and FRUIT, in any situation. We that are in these flesh bodies when we are primarily focused on the flesh, only perceive the FRUIT, usually, and then it's a lot harder to deal with.We are given the "promised land", but to be able to live in it in fullness, we have to destroy the giants in it THAT WERE THERE BEFORE WE ARRIVED. My Blessings.....
It was initially quite a shock to me in beginning of my walk to realize some things that I thought were "personality attributes" were really spirits expressing THEIR nature thru me with my unwitting cooperation.......I just HATE IT when that happens
@ Micah......glad it blessed you It was initially quite a shock to me in the beginning of my walk to realize some things that I thought were "personality attributes" were really spirits expressing THEIR nature thru me with my unwitting cooperation.......I just HATE IT when that happens .......@ Shawn.......what specifically are you wanting me to expand on? Start the thread and I'll follow.....
For me it's not just putting all the blame on an evil spirit and claiming victory . . .I think when there's a change of inward alignment in us that frees us from whatever the bondage was, the "keeping it off" has to do with changing habits that allowed the problem to take root in us in the first place. If it's alchohol, stay away from bars . . . that's an elementary explanation I know, but the principle stays pretty much the same on any of the bondages we get freed from.
Filling our minds with heavenly thoughts for me is the biggest step to walking totally out of the issues that plague us. Pursuing Christ redirects our head from going down the dark alleys we have no business being in. As a man "thinks" . . .
Just thought of something. Paul said " (Rom. 8:8-9) So they that are in the flesh cannot please God." (Verse 9) but ye are not in the flesh but in the spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. (Gal. 2:20) "I am crucified with Christ: {which we are} nevertheless I live; YET NOT I, {our flesh is not alive it is dead} BUT CHRIST LIVETH IN ME: and that life which I NOW LIVE IN THE FLESH I LIVE BY THE FAITH OF THE SON OF GOD". (2Cor. 5:16) Wherefore henceforth know we no man after the flesh: Paul also said, "hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus" (Eph. 2:6).(Col. 3:2) Set your affection {mind} on things above, not on things on the earth.All of these verses tell me that since it is God that works in us both to will and to do of HIS GOOD PLEASURE. That we are spiritually sitting in the heavenly places already in Christ. That we should think on things above and that we are in the spirit and not in the flesh. This means to me, that to worry about the flesh is not having faith in Christ that he is in us and is working out all things for his good pleasure. This is just the way I see this.CHB


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This may come as a huge surprise, but electronics aren't the hot gifts they once were. TVs, computers, home theater, video games… sales are in decline. Best Buy may have plenty of problems but there's one that's not of its own making — electronics in general have fallen from favor.
U.S. consumer electronics retail sales for Black Friday declined 5.6%, a steeper than anticipated decline, according to The NPD Group's Weekly Tracking Service. The drop follows last year's loss of nearly 4%. According to Stephen Baker, vice president of industry analysis at NPD:
This slow start is merely a continuation of the challenges seen in the consumer electronics business throughout 2012. In an unbalanced market, where just a few categories deliver significant dollars, and even fewer offer any growth, the ability to deliver positive results will remain difficult for companies exposed to the entire consumer electronics marketplace.
It seems like gadgets are everywhere, and certainly smartphones and tablets are hot items. But they're not enough to outweigh t
he decline in mature markets. TVs, home theater (including DVD players), video game consoles and notebook computers are all experiencing sales declines with some exceptions within a product category. Large screen, 60 in. TVs are selling quite well, according to NPD. Just not enough to carry the entire category.
Have we fallen out of love with consumer electronics and what does Best Buy have to do with it?
"It's not a great time for most companies and retailers in electronics," Baker told me. "There are only a couple that are successful, Apple and Samsung. If you're not them, it's a pretty dark world."
Apple and Samsung make the best selling mobile devices out there today. Samsung makes TVs too, but its exposure is balanced by smartphones and tablets, both of which are selling well. Retailers that sell these products should be expected to prosper too, except that exposure to lagging product categories. Apple's own stores would be at risk except for the popularity of the high-margin Apple notebooks and desktop computers, leaders in their respective product categories.
Best Buy isn't so lucky. Adding Apple stores within their stores was a good move, but with 45,000 sq. ft. of selling space, it can't offset the laggards. And there's precious little on the horizon to get shoppers in the mood for new electronics any time soon.
Ultra HD TVs are amazing. But at $25,000 and higher, it's an early adopter product. It will be awhile before prices come down to a more mass market attainable level and shoppers start looking to replace existing HD screens.
Because, according to Baker, we buy electronics to make us happy. A gift we give ourselves, even in hard times. "The recession was actually great for technology, 2009 and 2010 volumes were thought the roof," he said. "When people had extra money, they wanted to spent it on leisure goods or a present for themselves." Now that things are better and they have a lot of devices, the ones out there seem more like tools than toys. Look at the product categories that are doing well — headphones, larger screen TVs, home audio, detachable lens cameras — all are more toy than tool.
Best Buy has done plenty wrong, but when it comes to consumer demand and product innovation it's at the market's mercy. "If CE sneezes Best Buy gets a cold, they're so much bigger than everybody else," says Baker. Circuit City isn't here to kick around anymore, but hhgregg is posting declining sales and for the six months ended September 30, the electronics chain posted a loss of nearly $2 million.
The holidays aren't over yet and the industry will gather next month in Las Vegas for The Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Technology is hot topic, mobile devices in high demand, but there isn't much beyond that to help save Best Buy or similar specialty retailers. Best Buy's savior will come from within, perhaps from its founder Richard Schulze as he pursues a bid for the company.


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Seriously, standby mode sucks (power). So I decided to help out. By re-wiring the switch from the power strip under my desk up to a box on top of the desk, it is now easily accessible. Every morning I turn the key to deliver electricity to my computer, hard drives, speakers, and monitor, and every night, I turn the key the other way, cutting power to my appliances, thereby foiling their attempts to raise the energy bill. It works great! Please comment, rate, and VOTE!
Step 1: Supplies
- Power Strip with LED indicator (that you don't mind hacking up a little)
- Key switch (Jameco #106650)
- 3 mm LED
- Small project box (Radioshack catalog #270-1801)
- Cable wrap (Jameco #1585531)*
- 115VAC-capable wire*
- Relatively thin wire for LED*
- Small heat-shrink tubing
- 2 small zip-ties
- Thin metal plate (fits where switch and LED were on power strip)
- Velcro strip
- Gorilla Glue and/or superglue
- Electrical tape
*needs to be long enough to go in between power strip and box location
- X-acto knife
- Soldering iron w/ solder
- Heat gun
- Wire cutter/stripper
- Desoldering pump
- Dremel
- Tin snips
- Large-ish clamps
- Drill with various drill bits
Whether it's 115V or 240V please please be bloody careful. A shock does NOT feel good, and I say that from experience unfortunately.
still gunna try this though bahahaha
Under normal circumstances, a CMOS battery lasts for years because it is only used when there is no power to the tower, like during a power outage, but with this setup, you will drain it much faster as it is being drained for 8 or so hours every night. You will almost negate your savings on the electric bill with the cost of replacement CMOS batteries. They aren't cheap.
It is a very tidy bit of design. I like it.
I just didn't understand it, and I do now. Here the mains switch is next to the plug, so you stick an appliance (or and extension if the appliance is inaccessible) in the socket on the wall and flip a switch.
That said, I have power running to mine all the time, even when the PC itself is off (which I know is wasteful).
In the case of a PC which won't boot down because of some crash or sometjing freezing, my PC comes with a kill switch on the back (and I have my tower mounted on the wall sideways, so that I can reach everything on the back and on the front.
Best Wishes, omnivaal
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I find my modem to take the most power when not in use, it has no standby mode and takes many minutes to reconect if it gets powered down.
Some Computers use the standby power to offset the battery power, so the few cents you save on AC power may cause a bigger cost in battery replacement.
The one computer desk I have has a split power bar built in, 1/2 is switched at the front, and 1/2 is live all the times. This is handy to turn off speakers and printers that do not need to be on all day.
Your Idea is good, and saving energy is good. The use of splitloom for 110 volt wire protector, not so much as far as UL and CSA. Keep it safe.....
So, the Mac Pro utilizes a maximum of 1,440 watts given the nominal voltage where I am (Oregon) is 120 volts.


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Hello, we posted this in the other board but it seems this is where it should have belong first. We are new to all this and we will like your help to understand our situation. My wife got diagnosed with hellp at 19 weeks (three days ago). She also has severe preeclampsia, high blood pressure and gastritis. She is 27 years with two children of 7 and 3 years old.
What are our chances for the baby to make it alive and without any problems? Please be as realistic as possible.


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Hamburg, NY - The 2012 Hilbert College men's and women's cross country teams begin new seasons competing under Geoff Brunger's guidance. On the men's team, the upperclassmen gained valuable running experience last season which they will use to lead the recruited rookies through the ropes of college running. And for the women's squad, Coach Brunger was focused on beefing up his women's roster to complement the one returning veteran. These Hawks are committed to overcome the physical and mental challenges a cross country runner experiences in practices and competitions.
Men's preview: Returning for their second season are junior Matt Williams (2011 team MVP), and sophomore John Sadowski. Williams and Sadowski both earned their personal best 8K time at the CCOC race hosted by William Smith College. Finishing first for Hilbert was Williams in 33:29 and Sadowski ran a 35:13 at the Seneca Lake State Park in Geneva, NY.
Newcomers to the program are first year collegiate runners, though they may not be a first year college students. Sophomore Rick Landahl joins the harriers after playing on the men's lacrosse team as a freshman and senior Kyle Kriegbaum competes for the first time after transferring to Hilbert from Fredonia.
Three true freshmen will run in the blue uniforms this fall, with two of them arriving from Ontario, Canada. Andrew Cartaginese and Tyler Roth traveled to Hamburg from north of the boarder to join Joshua Walczuk who ventured east from Ohio to represent the Hawks.
Women's preview: Stephanie Smith returns for her fourth and final year as a Hawk and hopes that her nagging injuries will not prevent her from racing again this season. Sophomore Kateland Ball, a three-sport athlete one year ago, became a harrier this fall when she switched from soccer to cross country.
New to Hilbert, Shannon Ellis, Crystal Hailey, Kayla Lansberry and Miranda Reimondo all bring new energy and athleticism to the program and are eager to wear the blue uniform this fall.
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Not every one likes beautiful interfaces with big buttons, controls for entering text and uploading files. Sometimes it's faster to type commands in a terminal.
GoogleCL is a project that makes it easy to use Google services like Blogger, Picasa Web, YouTube, Google Docs ans Google Calendar from the command-line. It's a wrapper for the Google Data APIs, so you first need to install Python 2.6 (or 2.5) and Google Data APIs Python Client Library.
It's not very difficult to install a Python package. For example, in Windows you need to extract the archive, open the folder in Windows Explorer, shift + right-click in a blank space, select "Open command window here" and type: python setup.py install.
After installing Python, Google Data APIs Python Client Library and Google CL, you can type commands that let you upload photos to Picasa Web, upload videos to YouTube, publish Blogger posts, add events to Google Calendar, find Gmail contacts and more.
Here are some of my favorite commands:
google calendar add "Meet Mary tomorrow at 10am"
(add an event to Google Calendar)
google picasa get "Album Title" c:\files\picasa\
(download the files from one of your albums)
google picasa create --title "Miami Beach" c:\files\photos\miami\*.jpg
(upload photos to a new Picasa Web album)
google youtube post --title "Summer in Rome" c:\videos\rome.avi
(upload a video to YouTube)
google docs get --title "Reports .*"
(download documents that have titles starting with "Reports" as text files)
google docs upload c:\files\*.doc
(upload the *.doc files from a folder to Google Docs)
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I must wonder, though, if U.R. was the orthodox teaching for the first 400 years of Christendom as some historical works seem to suggest, but has only been "re-revealed" over the past few years/decades, what was the purpose of the 1600 year-long dark period?
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After recent controversy surrounding the area nonprofit organization Sculpture in the South, the group's incoming Executive Director Jim Reaves called a meeting of the membership Wednesday, July 17 to start planning the future of the organization.
The town council denied the group funding earlier this month, citing various opinions including that Summerville has enough sculpture already. The group's 2013 art show was also not as successful as previous events. In addition, Sculpture in the South has recently seen a large turnover of board members.
However, Reaves said these complications do not worry him.
"We will make all appropriate applications for grants. We anticipate a show in May," he said.
About 20 of the organization's 75 members attended the meeting to discuss the direction the group should take to build excitement around public art again.
For Reaves, who has been involved with the Sculpture in the South for around 15 years, this means going back to basics.
"We need to go back to the roots: why we started, the way we started, and what was successful before," he said.
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"If you don't have local people involved, you don't have excitement," said Reaves.
Eight-year member Julie Hucks agreed. "Do people realize what's in their midst? You can't put a price on enrichment."
Throughout its 15-year tenure, Sculpture in the South has purchased and placed 23 sculptures by locally-, nationally-, and internationally-known artists around Summerville.
Regardless of their various strategies to get the group back to its former glory, it's clear the leadership and the membership both want to use the origins of the organization as a path to success.
"The primary mission of the show is to educate and expose the public to art," said Darline Waring, the group's membership director. "We need art and we need to be here."
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Okay, third time's the charm! Ian opened up to Mr. Porter online about the buzz surrounding his name and a certain S&M-loving book character, and you will absolutely want to hear this.
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This book is full of code written for embedded C programmers. You don't just see the end product, you see how code and tests evolve. James leads you through the thought process and decisions made each step of the way. You'll learn techniques for test-driving code right next to the hardware, and you'll learn design principles and how to apply them to C to keep your code clean and flexible.
To run the examples in this book, you will need a C/C++ development environment on your machine, and the GNU GCC tool chain or Microsoft Visual Studio for C++.
Contents and Extracts
- Test Driven Development
- Getting Started
- Test Driving Tools and Conventions
- Starting a C Module
- Testing Your Way to Done
- Embedded TDD Strategy excerpt
- Yeah but…
- Testing Modules with Collaborators
- Introducing Test Doubles
- Spying on the Production Code excerpt
- Runtime-Bound Test Doubles
- The Mock Object
- Design and Continuous Improvement
- SOLID, Flexible, and Testable Designs
- Refactoring
- Adding Tests to Legacy Code
- Test Patterns and Antipatterns
- Closing Thoughts
- Appendixes
- Development System Test Environment
- Unity Quick Reference
- CppUTest Quick Reference
- LedDriver After Getting Started
- Example OS Isolation Layer
Comments and Reviews
—Michael "GeePaw" Hill Senior TDD coach Anarchy Creek Software
This book is targeting the embedded-programmer-on-the-street and hits its target. It is neither spoon-fed baby talk nor useless theory-spin. In clear and simple prose, James shows working geeks each of the TDD concepts and their C implementations. Any C programmer can benefit from working through this book.
—C. Keith Ray Agile coach/trainer Industrial Logic, Inc.
"Test-Driven Development for Embedded C" is the first book I would recommend to both C and C++ developers wanting to learn TDD, whether or not their target is an embedded platform. It's just that good.
—Rachel Davies Author of "Agile Coaching," Agile Experience Limited
This book is a practical guide that sheds light on how to apply Agile development practices in the world of embedded software…I can heartily recommend reading this book; it's a great way to learn how you can apply Test-Driven Development for embedded C.
—Olve Maudal C programmer Cisco Systems
I have been preaching and teaching TDD in C for years, and finally there is a book I can recommend to fellow C programmers who want to learn more about modern programming techniques.
—Bas Vodde Author of "Scaling Lean and Agile Development" and "Practices for Scaling Lean and Agile Development," Odd-e, Singapore
James is a true pioneer in applying Agile development techniques to embedded product development…this book was worth waiting for. This is a good and useful book that every embedded developer should read.
—Michael Barr Author of "Programming Embedded Systems: With C and GNU Development Tools" and "Embedded C Coding Standard," Netrino, Inc.
In this much-needed book, Agile methods expert James Grenning concisely demonstrates why and how to apply Test-Driven Development in embedded software development…with this book by my side, I'm ready to plunge right in and certain I can apply TDD even to device drivers and other challenging low-level code.


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The Law Library has a student computer lab consisting of six PC's running Windows 7, and four Mac computers running Snow Leopard. Both the Macs and PC's have the full Microsoft Office suite as well as Adobe Professional. The PC computers also have Paint Shop Pro and Dreamweaver. The Mac computers have iMovie and iDVD loaded.
There are also two networked printers where students can print and use their print credits. Each student is allotted 400 print credits per semester. If you do not use all of your print credits, they do roll over to the next semester. A credit is a piece of paper, so duplex printing will save you money and also save a tree.
Also in the computer lab you will find a scanner attached to one of the PC's. This scanner creates PDF documents, and also scans in duplex mode.
The computers also have an image preserving software installed on them called Deep Freeze. When a computer is restarted, it is restored back to the original image. This helps with managing updates; it also keeps all the software available to be used by each student. It prevents viruses from installing onto the computers. Students should never save a file onto the hard drive of the lab computers. Students can save files into their Netfiles folder (which is preferred, since you can get to this location no matter what lab or personal computer you may be using), google docs, a thumb drive, or they can email themselves a file. Files saved onto the hard drives of the lab computers will be lost once the computer is restarted.
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I serve a turkey breast as no one likes the dark meat which really is not the best meat health wise anyway.
With the turkey I serve dressing made with herbed bread baked with celery and onions, holiday potatoes whipped with lots of cream cheese, sour cream and butter!! (Only do this once a year fer sure fer sure!!) Whipped turnips (I'm the only one who eats 'em but, oh boy, good stuff!! Peas for some people, corn for others, assorted vegetable cassaroles.
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- On the distribution of adjectives in Romanian : the cel construction (2008)
- This paper deals with the variable position of adjectives in the Romanian DP. As all other Romance languages, Romanian allows for adjectives to appear in both prenominal and post-nominal position. In addition, however, Romanian has a third pattern: the so-called cel construction, in which the adjective in the post-nominal position is preceded by a determiner-like element, cel. This pattern is superficially similar to Determiner Spreading in Greek. In this paper we contrast the cel construction to Greek DS and discuss the similarities and differences between the two. We then present an analysis of cel as involving an appositive specification clause, building on de Vries (2002). We argue that the same structure is also involved in the context of nominal ellipsis, the second environment in which cel is found.
- Agent, causer and instrument PPs in Greek : implications for verbal structure (2008)
- In this paper we investigate the distribution of PPs related to external arguments (agent, causer, instrument, causing event) in Greek. We argue that their distribution supports an analysis, according to which agentive/instrument and causer PPs are licensed by distinct functional heads, respectively. We argue against a conceivable alternative analysis, which links agentivity and causation to the prepositions themselves. We furthermore identify a particular type of Voice head in Greek anticausative realised by non-active Voice morphology.
- PP licensing in nominalizations (2008)
- In this paper we compare the distribution of PPs introducing external arguments in nominalizations with PPs introducing external arguments in the verbal domain. We show that several mismatches exist between the behavior of PPs in nominalizations and PPs in the verbal domain. This leads us to suggest that while PPs in the verbal domain are licensed by functional structure alone, within the nominal domain, PPs can also be licensed via an interplay of the encyclopaedic meaning of the root involved and the properties of the preposition itself. This second mechanism kicks in in the absence of functional structure.
- Das Zustandspassiv : grammatische Einordnung – Bildungsbeschränkungen – Interpretationsspielraum (2008)
- The syntax of existential sentences in Serbian (2008)
- Freeze (1992) argued on the basis of data from several different languages that there is a close relationship between existential sentences (stating the existence of an entity) and locative sentences (stating the location of an entity). Freeze (1992) proposes that they are both derived from the same base structure and that the surface differences are rather due to the distinct information structures.This paper argues against this position with the data from Serbian existentials, which show clear syntactic differences from the locatives. Thus, the close relationship between existential and locative sentences that Freeze (1992) observes is conceptual, but not (necessarily) part of the syntax of the language. In order to account for the data, we propose that existential sentences originate from a different syntactic predication structure than the locative ones. The existential meaning arises, as we will show, from the interaction of this predication structure with the structure and meaning of the noun phrase.
- EVEN, ALSO and ONLY in Vietnamese (2008)
- The article analyzes the system of focus-sensitive particles and, to a lesser extent, clefts in Vietnamese. EVEN/ALSO/ONLY foci are discussed across syntactic categories, and Vietnamese is found to organize its system of focus-sensitive particles along three dimensions of classification: (i) EVEN vs. ALSO vs. ONLY; (ii) particles c-commanding foci vs. particles c-commanding backgrounds; (iii) adverbial focus-sensitive particles vs. particles c-commanding argument foci only. Towards the end of the paper, free-choice constructions and additional sentence-final particles conveying ONLY and ALSO semantics are briefly discussed. The peculiar Vietnamese system reflects core properties of the analogous empirical domain in Chinese, a known source of borrowings into Vietnamese over the millennia.
- Constituent structure of a Tagalog text (2008)
- This paper is an inductive look at the constituents found in a randomly selected Tagalog text, Bob Ong's Alamat ng Gubat (Makati City, MM: Visual Print Enterprises, 2004). The analysis is based on the full text, but we will only be able to go through the first few lines of the text here, which we will do one by one, and discuss the structures found in each line of the text in bullet format after the relevant line. At the end of the paper we will bring up some important questions about the structures found in Tagalog based on this text.
- Questions on transitivity (2008)
- This handout (it isn't a paper) presents phenomena and questions, rather than conclusions, related to the concept of transitivity. The idea is to return to these questions at the end of the Workshop to see if we can have a clearer consensus about the best general analysis of phenomena associated with transitivity. Section 2 presents alternative analyses of transitivity and questions about transitivity in three languages I have worked on. Section 3 discusses a few of the different conceptualisations of transitivity that might be relevant to our thinking about the questions related to these languages or that bring up further questions. Section 4 presents some general questions that might be asked of individual languages.
- Uzduž i poprijeko po slavenskoj leksikografiji (Теория и история славянской лексикографии, Научные материалы к XIV съезду славистов, Москва, 2008.) (2008)
- Überlegungen zur Problematik bei der Abgrenzung von Situativergänzungen und Situativangaben (2008)
- Ausgehend von der Engelschen Auffassung der Situativergänzungen wird hier an die Adverbialia mittels neu vorgeschlagener analytischer Verfahren herangegangen. Diese Studie leistet zum einen eine einheitliche Beschreibung bestimmter Verben - "stattfinden", "gebären", "sterben", "erschehen", "anfangen", "öffnen" und "beginnen" - und bietet zum anderen syntaktische, semantische, morphosyntaktische und kommunikative Unterscheidungsmittel für strittige Fälle bei der Unterscheidung zwischen adverbialen Ergänzungen und adverbialen Angaben. Das in diesem Aufsatz Dargestellte kann akzeptiert oder revidiert werden, aber der empirische Teil zeigt eindeutige Ergebnisse.


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Redeemer Lutheran Church Launching Groundbreaking Bible Reading Campaign
Joining Thousands Nationwide Participating in The Story
"The Bible is central to our faith," said Pastor John Bromhal of Redeemer Lutheran Church "but many people are intimidated by its scope and size. The Story gives us a way to journey from Genesis to Revelation together in 31 weeks so everyone understands God's story and how their story intersects with it."
Damascus, September, 2013- The Bible is the best-selling book in history, but how many people in Damascus are actually reading it? A Gallup survey reports the average American household has four Bibles. However, research by Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life (2008) found that only 16 percent of Americans read the Bible every day.
Redeemer Lutheran Church is hoping to reverse this trend, starting with its own congregation. Pastor John Bromhal believes that The Story, a Zondervan best-seller, is a great tool to increase Biblical literacy, helping readers understand God's story from Genesis to Revelation and how their own stories intersect with God's. Consisting of 31 chapters of carefully-selected scriptures sequenced in chronological order, The Story presents the word of God in an engaging format, reading like a novel.
"I want the people in my congregation, as well as throughout the whole four county area, to realize the incredible love God has for them and how their story is found in His story," said Pastor Bromhal. We will journey together through the fall, winter and spring on this 31 week trek through the Bible. Through Sunday morning sermons and Sunday School lessons for all ages (children, teen and adult Sunday School classes) families will be able to stay on the same page together as they engage the many stories of the Bible in a way that will help us all see the big picture of God's Story. Redeemer Lutheran will begin the experience together on Sunday, October 20 with services at 8:00 and 11:00AM and study groups between the services at 9:40AM.
With thousands of participating churches nationwide, The Story is becoming a movement that is bringing wide-ranging benefits to local churches. Many have reported increased community outreach, increased Biblical literacy, congregational growth and a greater understanding of how God's story reveals the purpose behind our personal stories.
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ESPN's mega contract with the SEC probably accounts for a tilt toward the conference in these rankings.
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The Washington State Championship is a series of four (4) events. Each event consists of four (4) exciting rounds of The Settlers of Catan game play. The winner is then entered into the state championship to be held at Uncle's Games - Bellevue on March 29, 2014. The Washington State Champion will then be sent on to Gen Con Indy 2014 to compete in the qualifier round of the CWC.