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Another really cool new feature in SharePoint 2010 is the new dialog framework provided by the JavaScript client object model. Inside the new client object model is a JavaScript static class called "SP.UI.ModalDialog" that provides a number of helpful methods for working with the dialog framework. In this blog post, I will discuss the process for displaying a SharePoint Dialog using the client object model and wiring it up to a custom ribbon button and also showing how to get context to selected items in a list or library at the time the ribbon button was clicked.
Before I proceed I really must give a shout out to my colleague Elisabeth Olson at Microsoft. Thanks to her awesome demos and presentations from recent events and conferences, I got a great head start on learning how the client-side dialoging object model worked.
Also I need to mention that I am using version 14.0.4605.1000 of SharePoint 2010, this version is newer than Beta 1 but not quite full Beta 2. I am hoping that as we get closer to RTM, upcoming versions still work with my examples in this post. If you do encounter any weirdness with the samples shown here, please let me know by leaving a comment on this post and I will do my best to investigate and see what's up.
Screen shot showing the dialog framework in action for edit list item properties. It's draggable too!
The method in the SP.UI.ModalDialog class that launches the dialog is SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog() and it takes a parameter of an object called "options". The "options" parameter is really quite important because it communicates to the dialog all the settings for it such as the URL to be displayed inside the dialog, its dimensions and other settings. The pattern I've used and seen so far is just to declare a literal object called "options" (could be any name you like though of course) with the correct members specified, then pass this object along to "showModalDialog()". To see this in action, check out the custom ribbon button code sample below. In this code we are defining the the properties of a custom ribbon button. It is inside the "CommandAction" attribute that is inside the "CommandUIHandler" that we specify the JavaScript that is executed when the button is clicked. In our case, we are launching a dialog. If you would like to learn more about adding a custom button to the SharePoint 2010 ribbon, I have a recent blog post on this topic.
I should also mention that in order for the dialog to be completely useful, you will need to deploy a custom page such as an application page first to your SharePoint web application that you can use to render in your dialog.
Something else cool to mention is that you may notice that OOB in SharePoint the pages in the dialogs seem to have some smartness with their masterpage chrome. It turns out that now in SharePoint 2010, masterpages won't show all the top and left nav stuff if they are being displayed inside a dialog launched using the showModalDialog() function. The masterpages do this because now if any content in SharePoint is marked up using the CSS class "s4-notdlg" it will render when viewed normally in a browser, but when rendered through a client object modal dialog, the content marked with this CSS class will not be displayed.
One last side note to point out is that because the "showModalDialog()" function is simply part of the SharePoint 2010 client object model we could actually call it from anywhere, such as a context menu item click or a button on the screen, it doesn't necessarily have to be a custom ribbon button. But I am suspecting that launching dialogs from custom ribbon buttons might be a pretty common pattern as more custom applications are written on SharePoint 2010.
To delve a little deeper into the code sample above, on line 39 we are declaring our literal object called "options" that we create along with the required members. The code above covers a number of all the possible fields available to be used in the option class, but there are a few more too. If you are curious, and would like to dig in further to see all the possible fields for the options object, and how the options object is parsed inside the showModalDialog() function, check out the .js file named "SP.UI.Dialog.debug.js" located in the folder "{14 Hive}\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\" – on lines 24 to 93 you can see the actual code that is processing this object.
One of the members of the options object that is, I think, particularly important to point out is "dialogReturnValueCallback". This field takes a user defined delegate function which subsequently will be called after the dialog is closed. This could be useful for a lot of reasons, one I've already ran into is wanting to refresh the originating list or library if the dialog is doing something that updates the items. Also, another cool new feature of the SharePoint 2010 client object mode and good use for the callback function is a function called "SP.UI.Notify.addNotification()". This function is shown in my "demoCallback" delegate function above and when called displays a friendly, subtly fading message on the top right of the screen. This is an attractive way to display some kind of feedback to an end user after the dialog is closed.
I mentioned refreshing the list as a reason to use the callback function. The function I found for doing this (after digging around in the OOB .js files for inspiration) is "SP.UI.ModalDialog.RefreshPage()". RefreshPage takes a couple of different parameters, but the one that I found works best to gracefully refresh the list without a full postback was to use the built-in enumeration of "SP.UI.DialogResult.OK" as seen above on line 36.
The other big concept illustrated in the code sample above is getting context on the items selected in the list or library the user launched the dialog from. This was something that took me a little while to figure out because I could not find too many examples of it yet. In the end I actually ended up interrogating the OOB features of "Document Sets" and "In Place Records Management" to see inside their .js files how they accomplished getting item context when their dialogs are launched.
The key function I found I needed to use was "getSelectedItems()", as shown on line 40 in the above code sample, which lives in the static JavaScript class "SP.ListOperation.Selection". This function takes in a context object so first I had to get context using the "SP.ClientContext.get_current()" function then pass the resulting object as the single parameter of "getSelectedItems()". The function "getSelectedItems()" then returns a loosely typed collection object (well, everything is loosely typed in JavaScript!) of the selected items in the list or library that I then iterate through using a "for" loop, where in each iteration of the loop I snag the ID of the item and build up a string of all the IDs using a pipe symbol as a delimiter (this will come in handy shortly).
From there, on line 50 in the above code sample, I append query string parameters onto my URL field of my options object of the built-up string of IDs, delimited with pipe symbols, and also the ID GUID of the current list. The key reason for employing the query string for this, as I am sure you've guessed by now, is that on my ShowItems.aspx application page, I parse these query string parameters server-side, performing a string.Split('|') call on the string of IDs and using the ID GUID of the list to get context of the items that were selected client-side. Once you get to this point, your options are endless with our old friend the SharePoint server-side API. The code sample below is from the code behind of my ShowItems.aspx application page and illustrates the server-side aspect discussed:
After you add the the CommandAction code as shown in the code sample above and redeploy your feature, you can have a dialog appear that looks like the following below. As you can see we are hiding the maximize button and close button as specified in the options object, along with rendering the custom application page as the URL value. Also, due to getting context of the selected items from the originating library, I am then rendering the names of the files on the server-side code, using the IDs of each item to get context to the actual SPListItem object.
As mentioned earlier, below is an example of what happens when you close the dialog. Because we make a call to "SP.UI.Notify.addNotification()" on the callback function delegate, the attractive yellow message appears on the top right of the page.
Well that's it for now. I hope to be posting more on the topic of the dialog framework and the SharePoint 2010 client object model overall since I find these topics really interesting and also because I am working with them for my current project and it's nice to keep track of what I've been working on for future reference.
I am looking for how to move the documents to record center can you post your code under 'more stuff here section'
for (int i = 1; i < items.Length; i++)
SPListItem currentListItem = sourceDocLib.GetItemById(int.Parse(items[i]));
LabelItems.Text += currentListItem.Name + "<br>";
// more stuff here, omitted for simplicity
Hi John,
Good post..
I tried to execute application page code, I am getting problem with below line
SPDocumentLibrary sourceDocLib = (SPDocumentLibrary)SPContext.Current.Web.Lists[sourceID];
Problem is I am getting SPcontext as http://win-1o6la7pfjur:41932/ this my web application.
I want to get spcontext for my http://win-1o6la7pfjur:41932/sites/testsite/
Please can you help me on this
I have followed your example. The popup window opens but comes up blank. I then need to move the selected documents selected to the record center.
Chanra, in the options section, if you replace this:
url: '/_layouts/Skynet/ShowItems.aspx?items=' + myItems + '&source=' + SP.ListOperation.Selection.getSelectedList(),
with this:
url: '{SiteUrl}/_layouts/Skynet/ShowItems.aspx?items=' + myItems + '&source=' + SP.ListOperation.Selection.getSelectedList(),
Then the page will open up with its context being your current web, rather than the site collection.
Can anybody please post the code that was omitted for simplicity?
When I try to add a button for moving the files and I put an OnClick to it the pop-up returns an error.
Very good article. Thanks. It worked fine for me. Could you help me through my web part(eg: list 2 web part) how can i open another list and get selected items from that sharepoint list (eg: List1).
Thanks in Advance.
i used your code for receiving querystring but when i open application page i receive error
[NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.]
RibbonCopyMove.Layouts.RibbonCopyMove.CopyMovePage.OnLoad(EventArgs e) +846
System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +65
System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint) +2427
i don't receive querystring parameters items and source from java script url: '/_layouts/RibbonCopyMove/CopyMovePage.aspx?items=' + myItems + '&source=' + SP.ListOperation.Selection.getSelectedList()
how that i solve this problem
Hi - Thanks for this great demo. I followed your instructions and have my modal dialog pop up nicely.and also showing alert (u have selected the follwoing items to move)
Plz explain how to move from one document library to another.
I am trying to move selected documnets from doc library to another doc library . Can you post it..
Hi John plz add next process also in your blog ,i mean how to move another doc library

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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Ghiradelli Valentine's Dark and Strawberry Squares
Though strawberry is the hot flavor of the moment, Ghirardelli has been making these Limited Edition Valentine's Dark & Strawberry Squares for a few years.
There's not much of a description on the package, just that the squares are filled with strawberry filling. The filling appears to be made from sugar, high fructose corn syrup, palm oil and freeze dried strawberries and colored with fruit and vegetable juice (very vague). It also has some added TBHQ as a preservative. There's no indication of the cacao content of the chocolate itself, but I'd guess it's somewhere in the low 60% range. Each square is 70 calories.
The squares are elegant and simple. They're 1.75 inches square and sport the Ghirardelli logo in a beveled field. In my experience the packaging protects the pieces well and they usually look stunningly gorgeous.
If there's an issue with the filled squares from Ghirardelli is that they temper their chocolate to be very crisp and snappy ... so the filled pieces can be messy to eat when the chocolate breaks apart upon biting and the filling dribbles out. So, make an effort to bite on the diagonal, or pop the whole thing in your mouth at once.
The chocolate is sweet but with a nice dry woodsy note to it, which goes well with the strawberry flavors. The strawberry filling is quite like a finely pureed strawberry sauce. It's not overly sweet, has a strong tangy note and just a touch of seed flavor to it (and some actual seeds).
Because the edges are so thick and the chocolate in the center is so thin, there's a large variation in the proportion of filling to chocolate in any given bite.
I liked them quite a bit, it was the best imitation of a chocolate covered strawberry that doesn't spoil that I think I've had. Ghirardelli Strawberry Squares contain soy and milk and may also contain traces of tree nuts. There's no statement about gluten.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:42 pm Candy • Review • Valentines • Ghirardelli • Chocolate • Kosher • Limited Edition • 8-Tasty • United States • Target • Comments (3)
Monday, January 25, 2016
Dove Milk Chocolate Strawberry Shortcake Crisp Promises
You'll see a theme in the coming weeks: strawberry is the flavor of the moment.
The new Dove Milk Chocolate Strawberry Shortcake Crisp Promises are for Valentine's Day. I picked mine up at Target (and they may be a Target-Exclusive item).
The shortcake part is a little odd, conceptually. For a real strawberry shortcake, berries (often in a sweetened syrup) are ladled over a biscuit type baked good. Some folks prefer a spongecake or poundcake but the key here is that they're all soft and cakey. The cookie pieces in this case are made from tapioca starch, rice flour, sugar, palm oil, baking soda and some salt.
The other odd part of this is that there's milk chocolate ... so if anything, this is an imitation of a chocolate covered strawberry with a few gluten free cookie bits (this is not, however, a gluten free product as it's made in a facility that also uses wheat and peanuts and tree nuts).
The pieces are not a swirl of milk & white chocolate, like some other recent versions. Instead this is a solid milk chocolate piece, flavored with some strawberry and dotted with little cookie inclusions.
The strawberry flavor is very strong, but the milk chocolate holds its own with a creamy dairy note and a little toasty cocoa flavor. The strawberry is floral sweetness, no dried berry bits in this version. The cookie bits are odd, since they're made with starch and not actual wheat flour, they are actually rather starchy, though they don't get sticky-pasty like some gluten free cookies I've had. The overall effect of the crunchy cookie bit is really nice, it aerates the experience because you kind of have to chew it instead of just letting the chocolate melt away, which I think boosts the strawberry notes.
They're pleasant. The strawberry isn't too artificial or plastic (it does say natural flavor on the package, though it's kind of vague). I don't know if I would buy these again, but I appreciated the effort and novelty.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:51 pm Candy • Review • Valentines • Mars • Chocolate • Cookie • Kosher • Limited Edition • 7-Worth It • United States • Target • Comments (0)
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Dum-Dums Holiday Pops (Limited Edition)
Dum-Dums are pretty basic, kind of small lollipops. They've always come in a wide variety of flavors that have changed based on popularity. Only recently has Spangler, who makes Dum-Dums, come out with holiday themed product packages of the pops.
The Dum-Dums Limited Edition Holiday Pops is a bag of eight different flavors of individually wrapped lollipops. I believe they were available in 2014, but I just picked them up this year.
Green Apple Grinch - there's nothing grinchy about this flavor, it's straight up fake green apple. The pop is bright green, the flavor is rather thin but definitely sour apple flavor and not actual apple.
Apple Cider is one of the amber colored pops. The flavor is similar to the Green Apple, but less bright, more muted and it has a more apple sauce or honey note to it.
Sugar Cookie is an opaque cream color. It's pleasant but bland, as are sugar cookies. The flavor is creamy without a heavy dose of butter flavor. It's a little vanilla, a little marshmallow. Pretty much a good lollipop. If they added a little nutmeg, I'd call it Egg Nog (and I'd be pretty happy).
Sugar Plum is purple and very pretty, like a little gem. I don't actually know what a real sugar plum is but I can tell you that this one is vaguely grape.
Hot Cocoa looks like the Gingerbread or Apple Cider pop, but it's a little more milky or opaque. I was expecting this to be horrible, but it's actually a passable chocolate marshmallow flavor. The cocoa smells a little musty and thin, but the flavor has a creamy vanilla note, like a marshmallow that holds it together.
Gingerbread is one of the beige ones. It's sweet and has a light note of spice that features a little ginger, a little cinnamon. One of the things about gingerbread-the-baked-good that I like is the molasses, and there's no note of that here.
Polar Punch is very blue. It's a tropical punch flavor with a distinct raspberry note to it. There's a long-lingering aftertaste of the berry flavor that isn't necessarily unpleasant, but I also had a blue tongue for a while.
Merry Cherry is red. I haven't had a cherry Dum-Dums for a while, so I can't say if this is any different. It's sweet and don't really have a tangy fruit note to it. It wasn't like a wild cherry Life Saver, it was more like a cough drop. I find cherry to be rather medicinal, and this was especially so. But I know some folks like the flavor.
I love this idea, and I'd like to see it with a few more specialty flavors, like an Egg Nog, maybe something Cranberry, Peppermint Stick, Rum Raisin. If they're making things that are bacon flavor, they can absolutely go way out there with Speculoos and Bailey's Irish Creme.
Each pop is about 25 calories, so they're a petite treat that should fit into most regular diets. They last a little longer than a traditional hard candy because it's on a stick and is a bit more interactive. Dum-Dums are made in the USA in a facility free from major allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, wheat and gluten.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:55 pm Candy • Review • Christmas • Spangler Candy • Hard Candy & Lollipops • Limited Edition • 6-Tempting • United States • Walgreen's • Comments (0)
Monday, November 30, 2015
Ritter Sport Nut Crescent Cookie
Ritter Sport Winter Edition Nut Crescent Cookie comes in a rich red wrapper with a matching snowman in a red hat and scarf.
This Winter Edition of the classic square Ritter Sport is a cream filled chocolate bar with 16 little squares. I found mine at Cost Plus World Market, which has been a pretty reliable source for the winter versions (though less often the summer ones). They're a smidge more expensive than the regular Ritter bars at $2.99, but they're also placed with the Christmas candy, not the ordinary candy bars.
The bar is described as milk chocolate filled with hazelnut creme and hazelnut cookie pieces. I love the hazelnut bars that Ritter Sport makes, so this was a really enticing idea.
The bar, once broken, looks an awful lot like the chai one, no real perceptible nuts or nut paste or cookie bits, just off white cream.
The bar smells milky but with an actual hazelnut note to it. The cream center is a bit on the greasy side, but does actually have crunches of cookies and some small hazelnut bits. That roasted hazelnut smell, that Nutella scent, takes over the chocolate though. While the coating is milk chocolate, it definitely tastes more like gianduia.
The bar is decent, but not special enough for me. It's a little on the bland side, and the greasy cream filling doesn't have enough of the hazelnut punch I'd hoped for. The cookie bits are too few and of course the cream filling is really high in palm fat.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:27 pm Candy • Review • Christmas • Ritter Sport • Chocolate • Cookie • Limited Edition • Nuts • 6-Tempting • Germany • Cost Plus • Comments (0)
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Tastykake Fall Kandy Kakes: Salted Caramel and Karrot Kake
The Tasty Baking Company has been based in Philadelphia since 1914. Back in 1930 they introduced a new snack cake called the Tandy Take which was eventually renamed in 1974 to Kandy Kakes (to avoid confusion with the Tandy Company). These were the snack cakes of my childhood. I'm not sure if I had a Twinkie until I was in college,but Kandy Kakes, I'd had plenty of those.
Their most popular item is the Peanut Butter Kandy Kake (they bake a half a million a day as of 2014), which was also my favorite of their products. The Peanut Butter Kandy Kake is a disk of sponge cake (or maybe angel food cake) with a stripe of peanut butter covered in mockolate. Their second most popular item, the Butterscotch Krimpet is also a curious creation made of a sponge cake (sort of like a Twinkie) but with crinkle cut edges and a butterscotch frosting. (Pennsylvania is kind of known for butterscotch confections, see also the Boyer Smoothie cups.)
When I was growing up there was still regionalism for baked goods, Tastykake was really a local company, though recently they expanded south and also took over production of the Hostess brands including Twinkies. This year Tastykake announced West Coast distribution for their more popular items. (Though it says on their website they're available at some of my local stores, I still haven't found them on shelves.)
For those of you just discovering this nostalgic brand, you should catch up with this add for Tastykake, I'd say it's from around 1975, starring Betty White:
First off, are Kandy Kakes even candy and do they belong on the blog? Well, I've debated about this for a while. For the past few years when I travel to Pennsylvania, I've usually come back with a box (or two) of the Peanut Butter Kandy Kakes. They fit most of my rules for candy in that they're sweet, portable, shelf stable and require no preparation to eat. However, they're also baked (but then again so are Twix). I also have the same problem with chocolate covered pretzels. What pushed me over the edge with this review is the fact that Tastykake offered these new Fall flavors: Salted Caramel Kandy Kakes and Karrot Kake Kandy Kakes.
First off, Kandy Kakes is a strange name. Substituting letters in a standard word is usually an indication of lesser quality, just like chocolatey denotes something not-quite-chocolate. Not only that, Tastykake and their product line has a lot of Ks in it. A lot. It's like they're going for something wacky (this all predates the Kardashian ownership of the letter).
So, the name might be a bit juvenile, but maybe it's also supposed to be delightful. Betty White said some nice things about the ingredients in her commercial in Tastykakes, but for reference here's what's in the Salted Caramel Kandy Kakes (yes, I transcribed all this, so forgive any spelling errors as many of these ingredients don't come up in spellcheck):
The Salted Caramel are described as cakes with chocolate flavored coating and salted caramel filling (naturally and artificially flavored).
The large box (a half a pound) holds 6 of these packages of twin cakes. They're actually a little weird out of the box because there's no indication of which flavor it is. (So if I had the Peanut Butter version out of the box, I wouldn't know ... that little BN initial on the package, what does that mean?)
There's 90 calories per cake, so the pair is only 180 ... for 1.3 ounces, so not really a low calorie product, just its size helps with portion control.
They smell sweet, but not like anything in particular. The chocolatey coating is noticeably thin and fake. The bite is nice, the cake is soft and a little dry but that's balanced pretty well by the caramel stripe on top. The caramel is quite salty, though there are only 95 mg per pair. The mockolate is terrible, far more noticeably terrible on the salted caramel version than the peanut butter. There's no cocoa flavor and certainly no creamy cocoa butter experience. There's not even any milk in that fake milk chocolate.
It's pretty dreadful. Maybe I'm not a good judge of pastries, or petit fours or whatever category these should be in, but they're not actually good candy.
The Karrot Kake Kandy Kakes sound good in theory. But in reality the white coating is suspiciously white. It's not milky white, though at least this white konfectionery koating has nonfat milk in it. The coating has more titanium dioxide in it than soy lecithin.
However, they do smell good. They smell like a nice spice cake ... a little nutmeg, a little cinnamon, maybe a touch of clove and sweet milk. The bite is soft and a little more substantial than the Salted Caramel as this cake is actually carrot cake ... there's actually carrot in there and even some raisin paste, orange puree and coconut. The white coating is filmy and there's another creamy layer in there that's kind of like cream cheese or perhaps unscented foot balm.
It's a great idea but the coating completely ruins it for me. (Now, a salted caramel stripe in there and maybe an actual white chocolate coating ... but then we're into actual petit four world, not cheap snack cakes.
The cakes are made on shared equipment with peanuts and tree nuts and contain milk, soy and coconut.
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Monday, June 8, 2015
Mars Milky Way Marshmallow with Caramel
Mars has been teasing quite a few new candy items lately, the first one to hit store shelves will be their Milky Way Marshmallow with Caramel Bar. The press release says it delivers a magnificent combination of fluffy marshmallow nougat covered with a layer of smooth caramel, enrobed in creamy milk chocolate.
Limited Edition bar should hit shelves in July or August ... when they're gone, they're gone. (Though sometimes Mars will bring back a limited edition item.) The Impulsive Buy readers have already spotted them in the wild.
The bar looks good. The fluffy white nougat is definitely different from the normal Milky Way nougat. The scent is also a change from the traditional Milky Way, it's less malty, less milky smelling. There's a slight vanilla note to it, even before biting.
It's a very sweet but clean tasting bar. There's no lingering malty notes, not as much of a salty hint either. It tastes fresh. So if the concept of the Milky Way bar appealed to you, but the fact that the nougat was malty was holding you back, this might be the bar for you. Is it marshmallowy? No, the texture of the nougat is not smooth, not as fluffy as actual marshmallow. However, if you're a vegetarian, the fact that it's a nougat (made with egg whites) and not a marshmallow (made with gelatin) might be a selling point.
The bar contains soy, egg and milk and also may contain traces of peanuts. There's no statement on gluten.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Snickers Mixed Nuts
It's been a while since Mars has done something new with the Snickers bar. Sure, they miniaturized it, and brought back the Snickers Rockin' Nut Road Bar, but nothing innovative has come along in a few years.
Mars announced last month that they're releasing a new limited edition bar in November nationwide. It's called SNICKERS Mixed Nuts Bar. They bill it as a satisfying mix of peanuts, almonds and hazelnuts combined with SNICKERS® Brand caramel and nougat, all coated with creamy milk chocolate.
Mars sent me some samples of their new candy bars, so I thought I'd give a preview. I think it's an exciting concept to include so many different kinds of nuts in one bar.
This is a strange bar, because of its mixed status there's not quite enough of any of its elements. It smells a bit like peanuts, but not as peanutty as a regular Snickers. The nougat is salty and the caramel chewy, all the nuts are crunchy ... the almonds are especially bold and I do recall at least two hazelnuts. If I sound disjointed, that's the bar right there. It's a stop and a start, I kind of got going with a nice almond and then there were some peanuts. I'm more mellow than Snickers, more bold than Snickers Almond.
In addition to the milk, eggs, soy, hazelnuts, almonds, and peanuts, the bars may also contain traces of other tree nuts. There's no statement about gluten.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:59 pm Candy • Review • Snickers • Mars • Caramel • Chocolate • Kosher • Limited Edition • Nougat • Nuts • Peanuts • 6-Tempting • United States • Comments (6)
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Ritter Sport Coffee and Hazelnuts (Winter Edition)
Ritter Sport has been releasing seasonal variations on their popular square bars for the past few years. Only in the past few years have they appeared reliably on US shelves, and usually for the Winter Editions.
The new Ritter Sport Coffee & Hazelnuts is a new bar, though it combines elements from other existing bars. I found my bar at Cost Plus World Market with the Christmas candies, they had all three varieties for this season, including the return of the Caramelized Almond and the also new Vanilla Crescents. It's nice to see new bars in the mix, but disappointing that they're all milk chocolate. This bar was $2.99, a smidge higher than the regulars, which sell for $2.49.
The bar looks like all the other Ritter Sport bars ... a 4x4 grid of sections, each with the Ritter Sport logo on top. This is a filled bar, a coffee cream studded with crushed hazelnuts. It's a simple concept and rather baffling that no one has been doing this all along.
The ingredients, however, were not promising when it comes to cocoa content:
I'm not against fat, I love the stuff. All that fat made this bar pretty high on the calorie count, 172 calories per ounce ... that's 600 for the whole bar (for reference the whole hazelnut dark bar has 550 calories for the whole bar). Ritter Sport has been pretty good about the sourcing of its cacao, but they're not forthcoming about their palm oil. For that reason and others mostly of taste preferences, when buying their bars for just eating, I usually stick to the solid chocolate varieties (or marzipan).
It looks great, smells mildly like coffee and cocoa but mostly sweet. The bite is soft, as most of the milk chocolate Ritter Sports are. The cream center has a cool melt and a vague coffee note to it, but it's not as strong as the Espresso Bar, which is disappointing. The cream center is a little slick and thin, ultimately. The bar is extremely sweet for something that's supposed to be coffee and hazelnuts. There are some hazelnuts, enough for a crunch and a touch of gianduia in the center. I really wanted a deep roasted experience ... the mix of the hazelnuts and coffee were promising, but ultimately not as deep as I'd hoped. But if you like Ice Cubes, you'll appreciate the decadence of this bar. Dark chocolate would improve this bar immensely.
It's not a bad bar, but like many of the bars that Ritter Sport has been making, especially the filled ones, they're sweet and too oily without enough flavor. I want more dark chocolate options.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 11:45 am Candy • Review • Christmas • Ritter Sport • Chocolate • Coffee • Limited Edition • Nuts • 7-Worth It • Germany • Cost Plus • Comments (1)
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Nikki, the Bernese, is here again for a few days.
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Lynda came home from an auction recently with these two new additions for our little pond. Or for the shore nearby, at least. They'd sink like cement in the actual pond, since that's what they're made of.
Bell, as with most things at this point in her life, is largely indifferent to the newcomers.
Cody, however, is still not quite sure about them. I missed the excitement this morning, but Lynda says he was actually shivering as he struggled to understand these motionless (but otherwise quite lifelike) intruders.
Today we heard the telltale quack of a duck, but closer to the house than usual. Mama Mallard was making her way slowly along our garden path en route to our little pond in the back forty where the ducks more often hang out. She had a herd of little fuzzballs with her, and by the time I got my camera they arrived at the pond.
There are seven little duck puppies for now, let's hope the local cat doesn't deplete their numbers…
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Our little pond has (or had) a "deep end" and a "shallow end" with a small island in the middle, accessed by a deathtrap of a gangplank bridge. The pond would typically spend the last 6 weeks or so of summer somewhere between almost empty and completely dried up. This led us (mostly Lynda) to think seriously about getting it lined.
The island was always the obstacle to that plan… you would have to cut the liner to get it around the island (there is a decent sized tree on the island so you couldn't just cut a donut hole and drop it over the top). An obstacle, that is, until we talked to Ken Hutten at Hutten Landscaping, who had the idea to divide it into essentially two ponds, line the deep end only, and let it overflow into the shallow end if it needs to. Even if (when) the shallow end dries up, the deep end should still have lots of water. This involved connecting the island to the shore on two sides, with berms formed with the dirt dug out to make the deep end deeper.
The first step was removing the old "dock", and cleaning up Kitsch Island before the crew arrived. I was able to do that part. I like demolition, and this was probably my last demo for a while, we've torn everything else down already that needs tearing down:
The crew arrived on Thursday morning with a Bobcat and a Dingo (construction machines have awesome names) which could be heard almost constantly over the next two days.
This video shows them deepening the deep end with the Bobcat and transferring material with the Dingo:
The first materials the crew brought with them were sand and topsoil, used to prepare the site to accept the liner:
Once there is a decent layer of sand, next comes a layer of landscaping fabric, then the actual liner, then another layer of fabric. The fabric layers protect the liner from objects in contact above and below:
On the top layer of fabric, the Bobcat (with its fancy new sideways-tilting bucket) skillfully places the river rocks, the final layer:
Bell admires the completed project:
All that remains is to clean up and repair the lawn where the machines chewed it up. They brought lots more topsoil for this:
They relaid the slabs where our Muskoka chairs go, improving on the pattern while they were at it. The dogs approve:
Literally the moment the crew left, the skies opened up and a rainstorm of historic proportions filled the pond in about an hour:
With only a few loose ends to deal with, I'd have to say this was a pretty successful project, executed with professional precision by a fantastic crew, and a real pleasure to watch from the safety of the sidelines as it all fell into place.
(All photos by me except the last one by Lynda Chiotti).
I noticed a turkey vulture sitting on a hydro pole at the end of our driveway earlier today. He was waiting for a chance to go for the dead bunny on the road.
He spent a lot of time with his wings outstretched like this, though he wasn't in a hurry to go anywhere.
I soon spotted several more overhead, doing the characteristic circling that vultures are known for.
Continuing from the previous post, I started in on demolishing the old Dock of the Pond today. It went pretty well, if not exactly super easy for an old guy such as myself. But still, within an hour or two, it was done and dusted. Still need to lug the remains up to the front and haul it to the dump. So long, splintery rickety death trap, it was nice knowing you.
Saving this chunk to put potted plants on behind the shed.
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Goku Vs Superman Vs Naruto Vs Ichigo Vs Luffy Vs HST Vs Dragon Ball Z Vs Bleach x One Piece V Toriko
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[Reply] #111-01-2010 06:39 AM
[Reply] #211-01-2010 06:45 AM
ohhhhhhhhh noooooeeeeeees another z fight.
Also Android Tablet Hardcore Player.
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[Reply] #411-01-2010 08:48 AM
depends on whether or not future gohan can last long enough for the goku's heart disease kicks in and the fact that goku in ssj makes the heart disease worse
[Reply] #511-01-2010 09:31 AM
Gohan with ease. This guy was handling both 17 and 18 who Trunks noted to have been weaker than the ones in the present, but not by a whole lot. Gohan should be around present 18 in power, who wrecked Vegeta who's stated to be stronger than Goku.
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>This guy was handling both 17 and 18 >
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close one, id say future gohan only cause he'd take the fight more seriously imo
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Just wanted to know WITH YOUR FIRST CHILD ONLY... when did you ladies start showing. Im 5'6 145 pre pregnancy. Im not fat, not bony skinny, just wondering when Ill start to show.
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Kayla Raquel 03/22/11 8lb 3 oz via c-section 40+3
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I said 16-19 but may have even been later than that. I could still easily hide it at 6 months.
i was about 20 weeks when people really knew i was pregnant. but around 12 weeks i needed to put my pre pregnancy clothes away
Proud mother of Aiden 7-3-08 and Noah 3-16-11
I started showing early but I was really little to begin with.
Mom to Jax 05/04/08,��George Michael III, 08/18/09, Kenady 02/25/11
I was scared to death to tell my dad, even though I was happily married. I waited so long that by the time I told him, I was 16 weeks, had an ultrasound confirmation that she was a girl, and looked like I had swallowed a basketball. The only reason I finally called and told him was because there was a family reunion the next day and I didn't want to show up all huge and surprise him.
So, I was 16 weeks and it was blatantly obvious that I was pregnant. If you look in my photos, you can see how huge I was at 6 months. I started off at 5'3" and 92lbs, though.
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I was a bit fluffy, but i had a definite baby bump at 20 weeks
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I said 23-26 weeks. People I didnt know couldnt tell I was pregnant at 5 or 6 months. I started taking some classes and I started smiling for no reason, because I could feel my baby moving, and the girl next to me asked me why I was smiling and I told her my baby is going crazy inside lol, She was like omg your pregnant I'm like yeah almost 6 months. So I didnt really get noticably pregnant to about 6 1/2 months.
I could tell I was bigger though.
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Taronga Zoo
It's beautifully laid out, and – most importantly – the place is full of animals. Really interesting ones too: along with the lions and tigers and bears (oh my!) you'll find young elephants, chimps and giraffes, and now, brand new baby tigers! Also Taronga classics (pygmy hippos, the komodo dragon, koalas, platypi, Andean condors) and many exotic creatures you may not be immediately familiar with. Make a day of it: pack a picnic, enter by ferry from Circular Quay, and take in the shows (especially the bird and seal performances) as well as the feeding times.
Powerhouse Museum
This former power station opened as a fun and funky museum in 1988 and is the largest in Australia, with a collection of 385,000 objects, 22 permanent and five temporary display spaces, and more than 250 interactive exhibits. Harry Potter fans will love the new exhibition with hundreds of props, sets and costumes spanning the entire Harry Potter film series. And don't miss the 20th anniversary exhibition for the Wiggles. Alongside the usual performance paraphernalia, you'll find interactive exhibits like the Captain Feathersword's life-size ship and a virtual version of the Big Red Car.
Luna Park
Luna Park is very much a vintage attraction. Martin Sharp's iconic clown face at the entrance, the rickety wooden rides, and the vaudeville decor gives the park a strong sense of nostalgia. If a great night out means going on every ride four times and screaming yourself hoarse then you are in for a win, if you just want to soak up the history of a classic amusement park, you can do that too. And the park gets bonus points for boasting some of the city's best harbour views.
Sydney Olympic Park
For those who want to make the most of the fresh air and get outdoors, Sydney Olympic Park is teeming with activities to keep the whole family busy. Have a BBQ at Wentworth Common, grab a bike and head to the wetlands, meander around the parkland circuits, cruise around the Cauldron, meet a ranger and learn some wildlife tips, and navigate your way around the park with compass and clues. Or try the flying trapeze workshop. Or golf. Or – you get the point – get down there and see for yourself.
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The Utzon-designed marvel isn't just for adult culture vultures. The Sydney Opera House has an awesome kids programme too. The 2012 season kicks off with an interactive stage adaptation the Lynley Dodd classic Hairy Maclary and Friends. Or, for musical nippers, check out the much-loved Babies Proms series, which sees a range of composers and conductors raise their batons for the city's toddlers. You might also find circus performances, musicals, films, or dance. And for a little history lesson in architecture and performance, take the Kids Tour – a junior version of the ever-popular Opera House Essential Tour.
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The city's leviathan summer festival boasts an awesome family-friendly programme. Holly Throsby, local songstress and one third of Seeker Lover Keeper, will perform her debut kids album See! in a magical and very interactive show at the Famous Spiegeltent. At Animagica you can see the films that revolutionised the film industry from the 20s to the 40s, including childrens' classic Cinderella. And for knee-slapping fun, award-winning comedy duo the List Operators will take you into a new world of cyberspace and fart-ificial intelligence.
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Unicorn foal by GlasmagieWatch
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freeformed hotglass
Wow, graceful and pretty and so perfect *-*
Oh my god... this is so amazing!!
It's so pretty and correct! lol I'm a crazy little unicorn lover. I have in my mind of what a unicorn should look like (years of watching The Last Unicorn repeatedly) and if you look it up in the dictionary it even tells you what it should look like. >.>
Oh wow that's very pretty
faszinierend, was du da so machst so filigran
i normally can't stand glass forms, most of them are so generic, even though i totally respect the art form. but yours is so unique! it
I think that's because its a unicorn.
This is really amazing. You are really good at this.
Wow das is der Wahnsinn!
What a lovely little unicorn! It looks so alive, like she's going to gallop away. Awesome job
I love it!
I love this unicorn. *__*
Dear *Glasmagie - how much would it cost to order one from you?
Thanks a lot!
Dear *Glasmagie - how much would it cost to order one from you?
Thanks a lot!
that is very pretty! fave!
omggg D:< you are amazing with glass!
AMAZING! Usually glass unicorns border on Kitsch, but you make the subject look unique and refreshing. There is so much life in this piece. You are deserving of your talent! <3
this is gorgeous!!! Wish I could get my hands on it xD since I started writing my Unicorns Among Us series I've been trying to find some nice glass unicorns to sit around my room. I have some glass unicorns from my grandmother, but nothing as beautiful as THIS. this is more realistic than other glass unicorns I see in the store
wow, das ist ja wunderschön hast du das gelernt als beruf oder so?
Always, I want to be with you, and make believe with you, and live in harmony harmony oh love!
wow, perfect!
That is so beautiful. I've never seen a glass unicorn as lovely and well-proportioned as this one. You did a fantastic job! I can't even begin to imagine the work that goes into a craft like this, but I can certainly appreciate the results!
i think the thing i love most about your work(aside from the quality)is the variety
Absolutely beautiful :3
hey an unicorn!!!
is real?
is real?
wow. just, wow.
I really love this, this is one of my favorites of yours. I love how you got the line detail on the neck, and you even have nostrils on it! The shape of the eye is so cute!
(I think I really like your horses)
(I think I really like your horses)
i must say you are getting better
i love the details on it
i must say you are getting better
i love the details on it
I do, but the majority of the photos I posted the last weeks are "old" from 2004 till 2007. I´m currently busy sorting to my archives and then I will take new shots.
That's beautiful @.@ You have some real talent Fav x a million
thank you so much, I ´m very glad I found these site and can share my art with so many others while enjoying a firework of creativity at the same time


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Two city girls make it to Indian football team for Lanka tournament
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In the upcoming AFC Under-16 Women's Asian Cup, to be held in Sri Lanka in the next few days, there are two players who will be closely followed by coach Harjinder Singh. Soumya and Anika, who were undergoing two-month camp at Gandhinagar with the Indian Under-16 team, have been included in the playing XI for the tournament.
Anika plays as a right-back while Soumya shuffles her position between a midfielder and a forward.
Singh is ecstatic and he has reasons for it as both Soumya and Anika have been training under him at the Sector 42 Sports Complex for the last three years. "Soumya called me today and informed me about the development. I couldn't hide my joy as this is for the first time that I have trained girls and they have been included in the national team," he said.
There was something else that Soumya told him: she was named as the captain of the team for the tournament.
Prior to this, the only female footballer who had led the Under-13 and Under-16 national team was Tanvi Bhargava of St Stephen's School.
Singh has that Midas touch. Now the coach of the Chandigarh Football Academy has given three captains to the Indian team in the last two years. Prior to Soumya, both A Z Lalramzauva and Mohammad Sajid Dhot had skippered the Indian Under-16 team.
"They deserved to be in the team. They worked hard and never complained. Very often they would train with the junior boys but they kept pestering and now the results are there to see," added Singh.
Sarika, one of his other trainees, could soon be drafted into the Indian Under-19 team while the fourth player, Ekta, said to be the most talented of all, has permanently moved to America and bagged a scholarship with a prestigious American college.
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Friday, August 14, 2015
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The beautiful rolling landscape of Northwestern Massachusetts has been the home to important academic institutions for over 100 years. But in the past thirty years it has also become the home of major art museums, including Williams College Museum of Art, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA), and, just down the road, the Clark Art Institute.
Facade Alterations by Bruner/Cott Turn Steam Plant Inside Out
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
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Renovation transforms decommissioned McKim Mead & White building into campus event space.
When Amherst College decided to convert a former steam plant into a student event space, the choice likely struck some observers as odd. Designed in 1925 by McKim, Mead & White, the coal-burning plant was decommissioned in the 1960s; since the 1980s, it had been used as a makeshift garage for ground equipment. The facade of the neglected building needed to be opened up to reveal its potential while respecting its good bones. "It wasn't in great shape, but it wasn't in terrible shape," said Bruner/Cott's Dana Kelly. "Impressively enough, the school recognized that it had qualities that could be harnessed for a new student space." The brick building's industrial aesthetic was a particular draw, said Kelly, whose firm has spearheaded renovations at the nearby MASS MoCA (itself a former industrial complex) since the museum opened in 1999. For Amherst College, Bruner/Cott took a similar approach, balancing preservation and alteration to support the new program without disrupting the historic building's essential character.
Renovations underway to help MASS MoCA become the nation's largest contemporary art museum
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Nicole Anderson.
MASS MoCA's rambling campus in the former factory town of North Adams, Massachusetts, has been 25 years in the making, and is now entering its third phase of development, starting with the rehabilitation of Building Six, a 120,000-square-foot space that's able to be flexibly programmed to create "Museums within the Museum."
On View> Izhar Patkin: The Wandering Veil at MASS MoCA
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For what I can see, images can only be inserted in a topic as a link to an exisiting file.
This is really a big limitation, especially if you work with SQL Server instead of files and folders.
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Is there anything new about this ? Because this is really a heavy limitation, not being able to embed images in FlexWiki pages, and have everything stored in SQL Server. Too bad for FlexWiki as other wikis are offering this feature.
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The Good-to-Great Shepherd
Of course, Jesus uses the title for Himself in John 10. And Peter and the author of Hebrews follow suit. Perhaps the most fascinating time it is used as a title is Hebrews 13:20 where the writer describes Jesus as ". . . the great shepherd of the sheep." The title is as fascinating as it is mysterious. However, the title is a fitting and perfect ending to the book of Hebrews. A few thoughts about the title.
The Shepherd
The title is definite. He is the shepherd. There is a hint here of his Messianic role. In Ezekiel 34 God criticized the shepherd-leaders of Israel because they were neglecting the sheep. They were selfish, they did not protect the sheep and, worst of all, they were eating the sheep. It's hard to claim you are a good shepherd when your breath smells like roasted lamb. God decides He will be the shepherd of Israel, and He would do this by rising up King David to shepherd them. "And I will set up over them one shepherd, my servant David, and he shall feed them . . ." (34:23). What the shepherds of Israel would not do, David would.
David was a great leader, but the best man is a man at best. David showed at once how great a human king could be and how limited. He won and he failed. So Israel would have to wait for the ultimate shepherd to arrive. So in John 10, when Jesus refers to Himself as the Good Shepherd, and in 10:16 where he says there will be "one sheep, one shepherd," it is no mystery that this was a reference to Jesus coming to be everything David was not. It's definitive. He is the shepherd and he would provide what others could not.
One can't see that title and not think of Jesus as the shepherd of Psalm 23. The point of the beloved Psalm is his provision, "I shall not want." I shall not want for daily provision, I shall not want for rest, I shall not want for protection from my enemies. Jesus is the Good Shepherd.
But this is not his title in Hebrews 13:20. The title is also specific. He is not the Good Shepherd, He is the Great Shepherd.
The Great Shepherd
So why is his title the Great Shepherd? The answer is in the text. "Now may the God of peace who brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, the great shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant . . ." The Great Shepherd is the perfect title for Christ because in the resurrection Christ provides everything the book of Hebrews describes.
The writer takes pains to describe that in his death he was our atoning sacrifice (9:12). And, after he arose, he not only became the priest who makes a way into the holy place (9:23, 24) but the one who keeps that access open (9:25, 26). He makes a way, and he keeps the way open! He is the way-maker and he is the Way: he is the access and the accessibility. The one who granted us access stands as a permanent way into the holy. In the resurrection, Jesus is the great shepherd.
Peace on earth was not won in a manger. It was won on a cross. Therefore, the shepherding nature of Christ has as much to do with a tomb in Jerusalem as it does with a manger in Bethlehem.
That's the truth that guts heaven of its angels to come to earth. That's what makes soldier-angels talk to shepherds about peace. And this is what the shepherds were to go see. The Great Shepherd who would make peace with His blood.
Merry Christmas—and all praise to Jesus, the Great Shepherd!
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An Alaska Native corporation has taken a major step in diversifying its presence in the oil industry outside Alaska. NANA Development Corp. announced Monday that it has purchased Grand Isle Shipyard Inc., headquartered in Galliano, La.
The Louisiana company provides both onshore and offshore support to the oil sector with a particularly strong presence providing maintenance and repair services to 700 offshore petroleum platforms in the Gulf of Mexico.
NANA Development's enterprises, which range from telecommunications to hospitality, include providing similar services to onshore facilities in Alaska.
"From NANA's perspective, this is a huge step forward," said NANA Development's president, Helvi Sandvik.
NANA Development has been involved with onshore oil sites in Alaska for 35 years. The acquisition will add offshore expertise and connections, Sandvik said. She also noted that it will expand the corporation's base of potential customers because the Louisiana firm has relationships with companies that do little or no business in Alaska.
"We've been looking at the Gulf states for the past two years," Sandvik said. When the chance came to purchase Grand Isle, "it was a good fit."
Serious negotiations were started in January, she said.
In a written statement, NANA Development's chairman, Luke Sampson, praised Grand Isle's "outstanding history of delivering oil industry services both onshore and offshore, with an incredibly strong presence across the Gulf states."
For NANA Development, which already has operations in all 50 states and several foreign countries, adding Gulf oil services to its roster of subsidiary companies is a way to ensure stability in an uncertain business climate.
"Right now, frankly, the oil industry in Alaska is down," Sandvik said.
The petroleum sector is expected to expand in the Gulf, however, and not just because of new exploration and drilling. In the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf last year, which poured more than 200 million gallons of crude into the water, according to congressional reports, demand is expected to grow for the kind of safety and maintenance services Grand Isle specializes in.
Sandvik also noted that the purchase "positions NANA to continue to make meaningful contributions in the communities where we do business employing residents and expanding economic opportunities across the country."
She declined to say how much was paid for the Louisiana company. She did say that NANA Development anticipates revenues of $1.8 billion this year and that Grand Isle has annual revenues of about $200 million.
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As of Feb 15 2015, The Greater Dayton RTA has four Vossloh-Kiepe dual mode "NexGen" buses. Two diesel-electrics and two battery-electrics.
They are being tested and evaluated by the GDRTA for suitability as future ETI fleet replacements.
Where do trolleybuses currently operate in Dayton?
As of July 6 2015, The Greater Dayton RTA regularly operates four trolley bus lines, Monday thru Friday. Those lines are:
- Rt 4, from Westown Hub to Eastown Hub via Hoover Ave, West Third St and Xenia Ave (20-25 min at rush; 30-40 min midday)
- Rt 5, a single morning and evening trip
- Rt 7, from North Main and Philadelphia to Woodman and Patterson via Main and Wyoming/Watervliet (15-20 min rush; 20-25 min midday)
- Rt 8, from Northwest Hub to Westown Hub via Salem and Germantown/Lakeview (10-15 min rush; 20 min midday).
These routes are usually operated as trolley, unless disrupted by accidents, street construction, or downtown events. These routes operate thru the Wright Stop Plaza downtown off Main between Third and Fourth. All four dual mode NexGen demonstrators are being tested on these routes at various times. These four routes do not operate as trolleys on weekends.
As of Jan 7 2015, the following routes are temporarily suspended, and operate with diesels:
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- Rt 3, three trips morning, midday and evening, due to construction on Smithville Rd (the city can't seem to finish the construction job)
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- www.daytontrolleys.net contains photos of Dayton I own, or material I've created. Mostly recent photos, with some historical material covering history back to 1869. If it's a historical writeup, illustrated with pictures, it's likely here.
- www.trolleybuses.net contains trolleybus photos from cities all over North America taken by or owned by others. Primarily older photos and ads. If somebody besides me took the photo in Dayton, it's likely here.
- www.newdavesrailpix.com is a site originally built by Dave, which contains photos of electric rail transit from all across the country, including Dayton. With Dave's passing, I host that material. If I don't possess the physical Dayton streetcar/interurban photo, it's likely here.
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Question: Are the three listed items actual sound devices (card/chip), or are these items just drivers? Where can you find out (in Windows 7) the actual specs of the audo devices?
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I am drowning in that description. Too many words!!
As I look at this thrilling artwork I see it as Rulah taming Sheena. First physically and now sexually. Rulah will now rule the jungle! Sheena her slave in every way.
Wow, what an imagination. I never looked at it this way. Nor gave names to them. But I think you may be spot on. Drew
Thanks. The blonde jungle queen has that expression of defeat, of being dethroned. Sheena, once so haughty, untamed has met the Alpha Cat and her name is Rulah! For me there is nothing more exciting than a wild jungle catfight. The particpants may vary and that's ok, but seeing Sheena tamed is always a favorite.


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A jury found Darrell P. Read, who formerly worked at the British financial firm ICAP, not guilty on the remaining conspiracy charge that he faced.
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Octo Telematics, Whose Technology Monitors Driving, Prepares I.P.O.
Octo Telematics of Italy, whose devices help auto insurers set rates, is preparing its United States offering at a difficult time for market debuts.
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While plummeting oil prices are cutting into profits, they are not threatening big banks' capital cushions, analysts say, thanks to rigorous regulation.
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I think that this is the best armor design I've seen so far...also kind of reminds me of MegaMan X for some reason...
Anyway, good job!
Anyway, good job!
i really like this one!!
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gorgeous work!
Even unshaded it's beautiful...You're quickly becoming one of my biggest inspirations.
I quite like it even without shading ;3
She looks wonderful, nyu! You do such a lovely job with armor~
I'm sorry you're broke... I love your work and think it looks super cool. I hope stuff turns around for you!
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Also, she looks gorgeous.
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Voters in eight states will decide on Nov. 7 whether to amend their constitutions to ensure that marriage continues to be an institution limited to one man and one woman.
It's too bad it has come to this, especially since the amendments won't do much to restore marriage to its once lofty place in our society. But it's not the Christian Right or the Republican Party that has brought us to this pass.
We shouldn't have to clutter our state constitutions, much less the U.S. Constitution, with language defining marriage, but a few activist judges have left voters little choice unless they are willing to embrace judicially imposed gay marriage or its equivalent.
For millennia, all civilizations have understood marriage to exist exclusively between men and women (though many civilizations have chosen to allow husbands to marry more than one wife concurrently). Homosexual relationships surely have existed throughout history, but homosexuals have not sought marriage rights nor has any society formally sanctioned such relationships through its laws, that is until the late 20th century, and then in just a very few societies.
Now, some judges in the United States have cast aside tradition and law in favor of an experiment in reordering society, without the democratic consent of the citizens of the affected communities. Should it surprise anyone that a backlash has ensued?
Last week, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that the state constitution "guarantees that every statutory right and benefit conferred to heterosexual couples through civil marriage must be made available to committed same-sex couples." While the New Jersey justices didn't go as far as their Massachusetts counterparts in actually ordering the state legislature to pass legislation giving the right to gay couples to marry, the difference may be more semantic than real.
Since New Jersey already allows for domestic partnerships through a 2004 law passed by the state legislature, the court was clearly insisting that the domestic partnerships law doesn't go far enough because it distinguishes such relationships from actual marriages. New Jersey legislators appear likely to enact a civil union statute in response to the court's action, but there is no guarantee that some future court decision won't invalidate civil unions as unconstitutional, too, that is unless New Jersey amends its constitution to limit marriage to the union of one man and one woman.
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Morrowind, following the tradition established by its predecessors in The Elder Scrolls series,[22] attempts to establish a completely free-form world, with little constricting boundaries on the player's actions. From the beginning of the game, players are put in a world where they are left to roam, steal, quest and explore, without necessarily following the main quest.[23] Lead Designer Ken Rolston, asked prior to Morrowind's release what he thought were the "core, untouchable design elements" of the Elder Scrolls series which "set them apart from other games", responded immediately: "Free-form experience."[24]
In Daggerfall, there are 750,000+ non-player characters (NPCs) for the player to interact with, compared to the count of around 1,000 NPCs found in Morrowind and Oblivion. However, the geography and the characters in these later games are much more detailed.
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it is cheap entertainment, but the ladies usually aren't too competitive, and the stoylines usually do not entice the ladies. as guys,, if we can blow something up, or shoot it, we are good to go..


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Assfucked by an old pervert - This hot asian slut puts fishnets and stockings and spreads for this old fart. She gets all her holes drilled before receiving a load on her face!