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With less than a month to go before 650 International delegates descend on Namibia for the 10th annual Adventure Travel World Summit, Team Destination Namibia is pleased to release the official summit song, !Kgala by Namibian artist, Elemotho.
Elemotho.(image courtesy of KV schiffART)
The adventure tribe was first introduced to Elemotho when his song was used in the short film, Destination Namibia. This video was presented at ATWS 2011 in Chiapas, Mexico and helped to capture the imaginations of delegates and their reaction inspired Namibia to pursue hosting this event.
Fastforward to 2013, and after two years of hard work, we are ready to host our own ATWS and it was a no brainer for us to ask Elemotho if we could use !Kgala as the official Summit song. Listen to it here and be inspired!
Elemotho will be playing at the Summit opening on October 26th 2013.
Next time you're wandering through the north of Namibia or making your way to Etosha National Park, stray off the beaten track and spend some time in the largest town in the Oshikoto region, Tsumeb. This old mining town has some real gems for the traveller willing to do a bit of exploring. Today we take a look at the Tsumeb Arts Performance Center - an inspiring place where young underprivileged musicians and artists can study and learn to express themselves.
A young child at the Tsumeb Arts and Performance Centre.
The Tsumeb Arts Performance Centre is run by a non-profit organisation called the Namibian Art Performance Centres Association (NAPCA). The association currently runs three centres in the northern region of Namibia, they can be found in Tsumeb, Omagalanga, and Oshikuku. Each centre provides a space for local communities to learn how to develop their talents in a variety of artistic mediums.
The Tsumeb Arts Performance Centre.
The mediums promoted by these centres range from painting, to acting, to pattern design, to learning how to play an instrument. Basically if there are children interested in any medium or form of art then the NAPCA will try and promote it.
As mentioned the association's primary aim is to particularly promote arts in underdeveloped and disadvantaged communities in Namibia, and through its three centres it is really starting to make a difference in local communities.
Children are able to learn a variety of instruments and skills at the Arts Performance Centres.
When we visited Tsumeb we were fortunate enough to be able to spend some time with one of NAPCA's founders, Lis Hidber, who spends most of her time in Namibia at the Tsumeb centre. During our time with her Lis gave us a tour of the facilities and described the kind of work that they do.
A statue at the entrance of the centre.
As soon as we started walking around the grounds we were struck at how much time and hard work had gone into the development of the property on which the centre stands.
The cheerily coloured murals and beautifully maintained gardens provide the students with a relaxing space in which to pursue their artistic ambitions. The abundance of classrooms and open courtyards further allows students time to mingle with one another and learn the famously cloudless blue Namibian sky.
One of the many murals painted on the centre's classrooms.
A harp waiting to be played in the courtyard.
Instead of relying on importing teachers from other regions or countries, the Tsumeb centre employs mostly local community members to run the classes and the results have been fantastic. We witnessed firsthand the dedication of the team of teachers and the centre was a hive of activity all day.
Three boys receiving instruction.
Each rondavel on the property is dedicated to a group of instruments and we were fortunate enough to be allowed to peek our heads into a few of these classrooms to see what the teachers and students were getting up to.
The children were all very keen on their instruments and projects, and like children everywhere, most were extremely eager to display their talents to anyone who showed an interest.
These two young boys were part of a talented band of marimba players.
The students are committed to their instruments and this is thanks to the tireless work of the school's teachers.
These girls took a break from playing their harps to pose for a photo.
The centre does not only hone children's artistic abilities... The Tsumeb Art Performance Centre also teaches students at the centre, and members of the nearby communities, how to build, repair and maintain the musical instruments used at the centre.
The workshop can be found at the heart of the APC in Tsumeb. The boys, girls, men and women in the workshop can restring, restore, and even build entirley new instruments that are then used by the students at the centre. So talented is the team at the workshop that some large musical instrument dealers in Windhoek send their instruments to Tsumeb for repairs.
A cello waiting to repaired outside the workshop.
All the instruments used at the APC are maintained by employess that receive training at the centre.
The centre relies almost entirely on private donations and Lis's home country Austria is a massive source of funds for NAPCA and its centres. But any support, from anywhere, is always greatly appreciated and thoughtfully used.
If you wish to make any donations, financial or otherwise, then send NAPCA an email to their address which you can find here.
Inside one of the centre's classrooms...Many of the instruments have been donated by private citizens.
Getting to Tsumeb will take about six hours by car if you are driving from Windhoek. The route follows the B1 which is in good condition and relatively easy going. If you need to hire a car once you get to Namibia then follow this link for some rental agencies.
If you cannot drive, or do not want to drive yourself, then don't panic! Intercape is a bus company that operates in certain regions of Namibia and there is a bus that travels between Tsumeb and Windhoek.
The Tsumeb Art Performance Centre's operating hours and contact details.Feel free to call and ask how you can get involved with their projects.
Crowds flocked to Windhoek's Hage Geingob stadium on Saturday to enjoy the first Windhoek Jazz Festival - which showcased singers and musicians from Namibia and South Africa.
Namibian singer and guitarist Shishani, winner of the country's "Battle of the Bands", was one of the festival's highlights as she took to the stage in an elegant dress modelled on the Namibian flag. She also dueted with South African singer Lira, whose incredible vocals delighted the crowd during her hour-long set.
The headliner was South African singer and guitarist Selaelo Selota. Anyone who had resisted the urge to dance throughout the day was unable to stop themselves moving once Selota flung off his jacket and lost himself in his unique blend of traditional jazz and African rhythms. He sang in his native South African language of Sepedi while the audience danced along energetically on the warm Namibian evening.
Other local acts included Lize Ehlers, Adora, Ugly Creatures, and Major 7.
Listen to Shishani's song Windhoek online and see her video of our tranquil, sunny capital city!
Windhoek's first annual Jazz Festival kicks off in the Hage Geingob Stadium
South African singer Lira charms the crowds with her astonishing voice
Lira takes over the stage as the crowds cheer
Namibian singer-guitarist Shishani perfomed in a dress based on her country's flag
She performed songs about Namibia's culture, conservation and capital city - Windhoek!
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The beautiful Lake Taupo, New Zealands largest lake is located lnland on the North Island. It is a great place for fishing,boating and other water sports. We had fun just walking, skipping stones& wading in the clean cool water. Across the street from the lake is a huge selection of shops and restaurants to suit every taste and budget. Taupo is not only a great holiday spot it also makes a great hub.The nearby Huka Falls and Rotorua are also worth exploring for a day trip or longer .
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Quite an enjoyable page about Lake Taupo. I especially loved learning about Huka Falls, the jet boating and the Nature's Spa. That resort sounds wonderful yet a little "stiff".
Interesting tips on the largest lake in New Zealand. Looks like a fine place for a vacation, especially since Huka Falls and Rotorua are nearby.
What a great little page. The Huka Falls is stunning . Love the ducks in the sand pic. Also thanks for visiting my Maui page. Have fun in Alaska.
Quality stuff, thanks for sharing and you answered a couple of my quesitons.
touch down and the Lakefront Golfhole is quite something, so many Balls in the Lake LOL great tips Nancy.
Great start, Taupo is one of my all time favourite places and I love to go there when I can. Pam :-))
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Grumble, grumble, having to write this intro twice because the first one got devoured most definitely does NOT make happy.
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The goal is to run a HM. The plan called for 7 miles. Quite frankly, without both, I doubt I would have even gotten out the door yesterday. The last 3 weeks have been busy for me, with far too little sleep - again, for me.
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So after I wrote my happy blog about my short shorts I had a terrible WI that really blindsided me. I truly don't know what the heck is going on with my body. The only thing. Can think if is that HM training is messing with me, despite the fact ... Read more
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
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It's amazing the difference just a few pounds can make. I know just a couple of weeks ago my Jean short shorts were feeling snug. Like I-can't-wear-these-out-of-the-house snug. Yesterday I wore them - and even raked leaves with them on! Ok, ... Read more
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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If you've ever lived with animals, you know they love their routines. They want to eat, play & exercise at the same times every day. We humans are the same way. That's why it can be so difficult to create a healthy lifestyle - we have to change ... Read more
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A funny thing happens when you start to baby step your way into a new habit: the snowball effect sometimes takes over. Think of a snowball rolling down a hill, growing larger & larger as it picks up more snow.
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It's really amazing how much of hunger is psychological.
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Having One of Those: "Whoa! I'm a Parent" MomentsLauren Hartmann
There is something about Halloween that always makes me feel kind of like a kid. While I've never been much for the scary parts of Halloween, I have always looked forward to dressing up and eating candy.
Getting dressed up is one of my most favorite things on the planet and given the opportunity I will dress up scary, silly, fancy, or otherwise. Doesn't matter. Themed parties were one of my favorite parts about college. I remember going to a Thanksgiving themed party once where I dressed up like a pilgrim and my husband (then boyfriend) went as Plymouth Rock. Seriously. Any excuse to dress-up and I was there.
When I look back at photos of my husband and I from Halloween it makes me feel nostalgic, but it also really doesn't seem that long ago, even though we've been dating since we were teenagers.
This year as I was getting my daughter dressed up to try on her Halloween costume for her first year trick-or-treating, I couldn't help but have one of those "Whoa! I'm a parent" moments. Do you ever have those?
Halloween always reminds me of my youth and care-free fun. Now Halloween is about Harvest parties and taking my daughter trick-or-treating. It suddenly hit me that I am a grown-up.
That might sound kind of stupid, since obviously I know I am a grown-up. But, I'm like a really real grown-up. I'm 29 and have a house and I drive a practical sedan and take my child trick-or-treating. Whaaaaa?!
I guess I always sort of feel a little like this when it comes to experiencing "firsts" with my daughter, but for some reason it's really hit me this year. I honestly still remember my first Halloween here in Oregon as a California transplant. I remember dressing up in a ballet outfit with ballet slippers and being so bummed that it rained and I couldn't wear them. I had to wear tennis shoes because I didn't even own rain boots since it doesn't really rain in California. I remember my parents trying so hard to make it fun still even though it wasn't ideal. It seems like only yesterday. Seriously. And now I'm the parent. Getting my own kid dressed up in silly costumes and trying to make the experience fun for her.
I love every minute of experiencing all of these things as a parent, but I'm not sure it'll ever not be a little weird.
Welcome to being a grown-up.
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Minneapolis -- Here's some reaction after the Packers' 31-3 victory over the Vikings at the Metrodome Sunday.
How satisfying is it to come in here and knock off the Vikings, ending any playoff hopes they might have had? We'll we're not really concerned about their standings and where they are going with the playoffs. Our focus was clearly on getting this division win. Though building to play in. I can't give the players enough credit. You can see this building through the week, our work throughout the practice was outstanding. It was very important for us to play well. We knew coming into the game, if we were to take care of the football, zero giveaways, play disciplined football reflected in the zero penalties and we felt very confident that our defense was going to take the football away.
How good is your team right now? We're 7-3 and that's the facts. We're a good football team, we always knew we were a good football team. We have seven wins, three losses and we have an opportunity coming up here in seven days in Atlanta. It's important for us to take the things from today that we can do better. We'll do that oer the next two days, make sure we correct that.
Can you talk about the play of Greg Jennings, the plays he made, the catches he made? Greg is outstanding. A, the route running, B, the yards after the catch. We felt that if they were going to give us the one-on-ones in space that we were going to be able to take advantage of it. They played exclusive, a lot of two-deep early. We struggled there, i think, the first, maybe second series. Had one sack and we made a mistake on protection, but then after that I though our offense played well with a good rhythm. Aaron kept us in very good plays at the line of scrimage. We managed the crowd noise excellent. I can't say enough about our fans. They were awesome. It was a great day for the Green Bay Packers.
Injuries? Anthony Smith had an ankle; X-rays were negative. He did not return. Patrick Lee had an ankle injury, he was re-taped and returned. Atari Bigby had a hamstring and did not return.
What personally did you take from being sacked so many times last year to playing well today? Not very personally. I'm proud of the way we played today. I think our guys did a really nice job upfront. We had a couple sacks early on. In the second quarter, we just started getting things rolling.
You talked about getting things rolling, but it didn't happen till the second half? Well, we had a big momentum swing there. We were up 10-3 and Tramon had a big-time pick and we were in the 2-minute mode and we were able to put that thing 17-3 going into halftime. Got the ball after halftime and scored to make it a three-score game. From there it was just kind of, run some time off the clock and our defense played great.
Talk about making plays yourself. Yeah, i was joking with Jared Allen after the game that sometimes I just close my eyes and keep moving and make sure I have two hands on the ball. In that situation, I felt like there were some guys around me and i was able to get out of it. And once I got out I realized I was kind of clean and Greg made a great reactionary play to come back to the middle and we were able to get a touchdown.
That long one, what was that move you put on the defensive back? You know, that's kind of crazy because I watched film the first time we played them and someone had put a move on him, kind of got him turned around like that in the previous game they had and it was kind of like deja vu all over again except I was the one with the ball.
After an 8-yard first quarter, what happened with the offense then? Aaron ended up with 300 yards? We turned on who we were instead of playing into their hands and we started being more aggressive, trying to attack them vertically, which kind of opened things up for the running game and opened up the middle of the field a lot more. And guy just stepped up and started making plays.
What's going through your mind when they keep running that go route down the sideline? You're talking about a one-on-one pass rush. The NFL is a man-whip-a-man game. Somewhere you've got to be able to man up and defende. They're going to win their share. You just want to win your share; whether it's a third-and-short, whether it's a third-and-10. You can't play two-deep all day long. They're looking for og balls. They're very good at it and they're looking for it and they're obviously very capable of completing those things.
Are you concerned about the frustration level spiraling in a bad direction? I think there's people challenging each other. It's an emotional game. Whether it's players challenging players, or players and coach, you have to appropriately challenge each other. That's the nature of our game. Am I concerned about it? The thing I'm concerned about is playing our (butts) off and winning.
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|The Wild Woman: Kathleen Lawless Cox, "Citizen of the Earth"
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|Wednesday, 22 November 2006 02:49
Kathleen Lawless Cox's novel Maeve was written over 29 years. Her new book, the poetry collection Citizen of the Earth, has been four decades in the making.
The 68-year-old author - born in England, raised in Ireland, a U.S. resident since 1961, and a Quad Cities citizen for the bulk of the past 45 years - is matter-of-fact about the book's creation.
"I had approximately 40 years' worth of poetry sitting around," she said this week, "and I decided I would like to do a book that covered those 40 years but with the best poems that I could muster out of the pile."
Citizen of the Earth, she said, coincides with her two-year tenure as the Quad Cities' Poet Laureate. "I felt I should show my work," she said.
Lawless Cox's blitheness about her book masks the hot blood that courses through her work - a relentless energy that makes it challenging and exciting - as well as the seemingly contradictory balance brought by discipline and brevity; her poems are characterized by both passion and precision.
The poet uses vibrant, evocative, but grounded language that enlivens even trite subjects. In "The Mother's Song," Lawless Cox invokes the agony and ecstasy of childbirth and extends the metaphor to motherhood overall. Most impressively, she pulls it off in 57 words: "My body was the boat / that carried you as you grew / Muscle and sinew and bone / A mind of your own / My legs became the oars / That sundered the stormy seas / And I sang at the height of my pain / My joy as we were borne / Lofty to the tender shore / My joy! A boy! A boy!"
There is something wild about Lawless Cox that might have been evident even at a young age. After moving back to London in her early teens, she said, she decided that she wanted to approach writing seriously.
"I'd seen an advertisement in a magazine about this famous writers' school where you send them in a sample of your writing and they decide whether you'll make a great writer or not," she said. (Yes, Lawless Cox acknowledged, it's a scam, no different from the television ads nowadays inviting you to take an art test and have it evaluated.) She submitted a sample and was invited to a meeting. "A very nice man said, 'Yes, you're a good writer.'" she recalled. "He said. 'It's going to cost money, you know.' ... It was too much. I didn't have it. He said, 'You go home and just keep on writing.' So that's what I did."
It might have been about the money. Or it could have been that the man had an inkling that to try to tame Lawless Cox's talent - to make it conform to convention - would be to neuter it.
That was the message she got about her visual artwork from two separate sources: St. Ambrose University's Les Bell and Bruce Carter, who at the time was teaching at Marycrest. "They both told me to stay away from academia," Lawless Cox said. She recalled that Bell told her, "They'll destroy you."
It's not that she was fragile, she said. "I would do things I didn't know you weren't supposed to do, and they would be successful," she said. "And he felt I would lose my spontaneity ... if I went to school. They'd drill it out of me."
Although Lawless Cox spent two quarters at Augustana and attended Black Hawk College part-time for four years, that doesn't translate into a lack of finesse. Both her artwork and her poems, though earthy and raw, are dense and elegant.
"I'm confident enough in myself that I'm able to take risks, and I can tell if it's working or if it's not working - for me," Lawless Cox said. "It has to work for me first. If it doesn't work for me, it's not going to work for other people. ... I'm the first judge of my material ... . And if I like it, then it's a gift. It's a gift to me."
Citizen of the Earth is slim - 46 poems (mostly selected by Roald Tweet) and 10 drawings spread over fewer than 200 pages - but like a gourmet meal, it is best savored, with small bites.
There is certainly playfulness within it. With the gassy exploits of "A Toad for the Millennium" and the refrain of "The Third Villanelle" - "I'm the woman who killed Big Bird!" - Lawless Cox injects welcome lightness. And "'Comfort Me with Apples; for I am Sick... (with) Love!'" is compellingly carnal: "I will polish you / with my tongue."
But as the author said: "I think I'm very strong at describing pain."
With a mere six lines of text, "In Banda Aceh" concisely expresses disgust, anger, awe, and condescension: "The waves came / God's devastating tantrum / Thrashed the toys / It had tired of / *** / Lacking a human heart / God can't bear imperfection!"
"Now Weep Little Ones" is direct in invoking suicide, but it is neither a scream of agony nor a sugar-coated remembrance: "back at the hospital when we heard the news / we were kinder to each other for awhile."
Although broken up into 10 sections, the book has no obvious structure, Lawless Cox said. She wanted an opening poem, "starting with the children, and drawing them to me, and saying, I'm not dancing now, figuratively, as I did when I was a child, but my words are dancing: 'These are my dances / These, my dreams / This is my salt / which is for all of you / and for the fishes.'"
The sections establish a rhythm, Lawless Cox said. "I decided to break it up because a lot of my poetry is very dense," she said. "Most of the really dense poetry is painful, and I am considerate of the readers. I don't want them to be in a hole, trying to crawl up."
But those depictions of pain have connected with many listeners and readers. Lawless Cox recalled performing a particularly painful poem at a bookstore in Minneapolis: "Just as I ended the poem, this woman rushed out of the audience, right up to me, and she hung on to me, and she was crying. And she said, 'You've written my poem. You've written my poem. That's my life!'"
And then humility creeps in, dryly: "Maybe she was a particularly weepy person. I don't know."
Kathleen Lawless Cox's Citizen of the Earth is available at Quad City Arts, Mother Jones Café, and Amazon.com.
Lawless Cox has several upcoming poetry readings: February 3, 2 p.m., Moline Public Library; February 10, 10 a.m., Books & More (Muscatine); March 2, 7 p.m., Quad City Arts; and April 1, 10 a.m., Davenport Unitarian Church.
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This tutorial walks you through the creation of a simple web service
that uses the Orinda demo database.
|Operating System
|Windows XP, SP2
|Java Virtual Machine
|Java 1.4 (j2sdk1.4.2_04)
|Sun Microsystems
|Web Server
|Apache Tomcat/4.1.31
|Apache Jakarta
|Oracle Database
|V10.1.0.2. (on a different
|Orinda Software
|Web Service Toolkit
|Apache Axis 1.1 (on developer's
|Apache Web Services Project
|Java IDE
|Eclipse 3.0.2
|Eclipse Foundation
You don't have to exactly replicate this environment to use JDBCWizard to create Web Services. JDBCWizard does not have any dependencies on Apache Axis or Tomcat.
CONNECT ORINDADEMO/ORINDADEMO@database_name;
START orindabuild_demo_ddl.sql
To access this database using JDBC we'll need to know the hostname/IP Address, the port Oracle's listener is running on and the database SID (instance identifier).
At this stage you should stop and restart tomcat and make sure that your Axis installation is working. Test this by entering the URLin your web browser:
Unzip the JDBCWizard demo to 'C:\JDBCWizard.emo'. For information on the demo see here.
Start JDBCWizard and log in to your database. In our case we used an Oracle 10.1 database called 'LX1010' located at the local IP address 192.168.0.30:
Click on the 'Select Objects" tab and select all the PL/SQL Stored Procedures:
Move to the "Sql Statements" tab. Change the SQL file path to 'C:\JDBCWizard.emo\demo\SqlFiles` and then press the 'Refresh ' button. The SQL statements in the SqlFiles directory should appear in the tree structure. Press the 'Select All...' button to include them in the Web Service code.
The "Tables" tab isn't used by Web Services. JDBCWizard will create aData Access Object Factory class to access the tables you select.
This screen controls how the generated code looks and behaves. Change the 'Target Version of Oracle' in step 3.3.5 so it's the same as your database and move on to step 4.
|4.1 - Enter root directory for
Java Code
|Where the code is generated to. We used 'C:\JDBCWizard.emo\Src'.
|4.2 - Enter package name
|Should always end in
|4.3 - DAO Factory Class name
|Our web service classes extend
DAOFactory. You can change the name if you want.
|4.3 - Log Messages Using...
|Text Log
|For the purposes of this
tutorial we'll use Orinda's com.orindasoft.pub.TextLog
instead of the web server logging.
|4.3 - Get DB Connection Using...
|Hard coded connect string
|We're telling JDBCWizard that
we will create our own connection instead os using JNDI.
|4.3 - Log Name/Directory
|This can be any valid directory
or the Java System Properties user.home or user.dir
|4.3 - Connection Name
|Because we're using a hard coded
connect string rather than JNDI we enter the string here. If we were
using JNDI we'd enter the JNDI name for the connection instead. You
will almost certainly have to change
this value to get your code to work.
|4.3 - Close Connections
|We're telling JDBCWizard to
close the connection when it releases database resources.
|4.3 - Commit Connections
|Tell JDBCWizard to call
'commit' at the end of each call.
|4.4 - Create Web Service Classes
|The 'DAOFactoryServiceInterface'
and 'DAOFactoryServiceImpl' classes are only generated if this is
|4.4 - Interface Class Name
|Axis's Java2WSDL works best when
you give it an Java Interface that only contains the public methods you
want turned into a Web Service.
|4.4 - Implementing Class Name
|The name of the class that will
extend our DAOFactory class and implement the web service methods.
|4.4 - Number type used by service
|By default generated code uses
java.math.BigDecimal to represent numbers. For convenience you can
change this to a friendlier Java datatype.
|4.4 - Always Release Connection
|Tells JDBCWizard to get rid of
the database connection at the end of each Web Service call. This is
not efficient but makes demonstrations simpler.
Having filled in your values recheck the value for 'Connection Name' and move on to the last step.
Press the 'Generate Code' button to generate your code. You can then exit JDBCWizard.
The next step is compiling the code. Before we can do this we have to add an Oracle JDBC driver and the OrindaSoft com.orindasoft.pub library JAR files to the project.
At this
point the code
should compile and be usable. To make sure of
this we'll write a small additional class to test that we can connect
to the database:
When run one of two things will happen. If the code is working then you'll see something like this:
If you do get an error there is no point in continuing until you have resolved it.
Using either the 'jar' program or your IDE create a JAR file containing your generated code. In order for our JDBCWizard JAR file to be usable by Axis it will need two other JAR files:
Shutdown the Tomcat web server and copy all three of these files into Axis's 'lib' directory. The Axis file stricture should then look like this:
We now need to deploy our
application to Axis. Before continuing you
should have read the following Axis Documents:
|The Java2WSDL:
Building WSDL from Java section in the Apache Axis User Guide
|The section on Java2WSDL
in the Apache Axis Reference Guide.
In order to
create our
file we need a CLASSPATH with the entire
contents of the axis\WEB-INF\lib directory on it, including
This can be done using a script or by creating a new project in your IDE and adding the libraries. Do NOT use the same Java project you generated the code in for this. We created a new project called 'orindademo_java2wsdl' and added all the libraries from axis\WEB-INF\lib:
|File C:\JDBCWizard.emo\Src\com\orindasoft\demo\WsRunJava2WSDL.java
|File C:\OrindaTemp\orindademo.wsdl
Having created our WSDL file we now use it to create deploy.wsdd and undeploy.wsdd, which are needed to tell Axis about our service. The program below was used to generate our WSDD files.
|File C:\JDBCWizard.emo\Src\com\orindasoft\demo\WsRunJava2WSDL.java
deploy.wsdd contains the much of the same information that C:\OrindaTemp\orindademo.wsdl does, but in a different format.
undeploy.wsdd is much smaller because it doesn't have to define how the service should work, only that it should be removed.
visible will be a large
number of Java files. They are a
server implementation' - files that have the right methods but don't
actually do anything. Because we have used JDBCWizard we already have
all the code we need and do not need them. Do not let these Java files
into your CLASSPATH and whatever you do don't create them in the same
project as your JDBCWizard generated code.
|File C:\JDBCWizard.emo\Src\com\orindasoft\demo\WsRunAdminClient.java
When run this program should produce output like this:
The "Done Processing" message is a good sign but does not mean that the deployment succeeded.
The first step in testing our web service is to see if it shows up in Axis's list of services, which in our case is at the URL http://localhost:8080/axis/servlet/AxisServlet. If everything is working we'll see the following:
And now... Some Services
We should now be able to write a client program to use our web service. 'WsCreateClient.java' is very similar to 'WsRunWsdl2Java', the main difference being that it uses the service URL instead of a WSDL file. We also generate the code to a new location - 'c:\\OrindaDemoClient'. This is because we'll create a third project in our IDE to test the Web Service end to end.
When run for the first time this program should terminate without any messages from Apache Axis. If you want to run it again you'll need to delete the code it created to avoid a 'ORINDADEMOSoapBindingImpl.java already exists, WSDL2Java will not overwrite it.' message.
We should now be able to run an end-to-end test. Since we want to show that we really are using the web service and not logging into the database we'll create a third project in our IDE that doesn't have a JDBC driver or JDBCWizard libraries in its CLASSPATH. Note that we fix it so that the project is pointed at the code we just generated in C:\OrindaDemoClient.
then have to set up the libraries for
our test client project.
import all the Apache Axis libraries but do not import an Oracle JDBC
driver, the generated code or the OrindaSoft com.orindasoft.pub
The program above demonstrates how JDBCWizard makes it easy to implement web services with Oracle.
Once you've got your first Axis Web Service to work you should consider the following:
Use JNDI for database Connections - JNDI is a far better way of managing database connections than hard coding a connect string like we did in our demo.
Use Log4J for logging - Log4J or
are both options for generated code. Using a built in logging protocol
will make integrating generated code much easier.
Allocate appropriate amounts of memory for your Web Server - The Java Virtual Machine defaults aren't big enough in most cases.
Make a list of PL/SQL stored procedures and SQL statements you want in your web service - Many existing PL/SQL procedures will probably be usable in a web service without modification. By examining existing application code you will be able to find the SQL statements that drive your application and make copies of them that are usable by JDBCWizard.


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So awesome! Great job everyone. I was so scared I soiled my armour...
- Mark Richardson via Facebook
This year, audiences are tasked to respond to a highly confidential NASA report about a downed Unidentified Flying Object that has crashed on earth. The exact location is unknown. To add to the mystery, the alien pilot is reportedly injured, has escaped and is hiding in Vancouver. Furthermore, every NASA official sent to locate the UFO has returned in a zombie-like state. In this interactive, smartphone-enabled and clue-breaking adventure, brave and adventurous audience members must find the downed spacecraft, quell the nearby zombie uprising and ultimately save the human race from the brink of extinction.
Disclaimer: Rated PG-13. Contains zombies and other mature subject matter. Children under the age of 13 need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
For more information, updates, and declassified information regarding this year's mission, follow The Virtual Stage on Twitter: @TheVirtualStage, 'like' The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook, or visit The Virtual Stage's FAQ page. Be sure to tweet about your mission's success or failure and announce your team's score with the hashtag: #ZombieSyndrome.
Produced by THE VIRTUAL STAGE
Conceived, Written, Directed & Produced by ANDY THOMPSON
Story by TYLER CLARKE, FINN GHOSH-LEUDKE & ANDY THOMPSON
Production Manager TEE CRANE
Stage Manager JOSEPHINE GRAY
Technical Director MICHAEL BROOKS
Alien Design by KYLE HUCULAK
Lead Makeup Designer ELIZABETH McLEOD
Lead Make-Up Artists LANNY BROWN, CANDICE HARVEY, MARY PHAN & JENNY RUTH
Assistant Make-Up Artists MADOKA BAUMANN, SAMANTHA FAITH, BENJAMIN FIESCHI-ROSE, KAEKO FUJIYAMA, MADI HAMILTON, MEGHAN JUDGE, MONICA KUROWSKA, MOLLY MACKAY-SMITH, NIKKI McCORMACK, KAYLA ROWAND, JESSICA SAMPSON, WAKANA SHIMAMURA, SYDNEY THORNTON & MARISSE (EMMY) WINDER
Makeup: The Entity LILY BARRETT
Set Designers DUNCAN MacCALLUM & DARCY MILLAR
Costume Design by NATALIE COLLINS
Site Management by MICHAEL BROOKS, NATALIE COLLINS, TEE CRANE, JOSEPHINE GRAY & GIOVANNI ZARATA
Media Relations by LAURA MURRAY PUBLIC RELATIONS (LMPR)
Media Relations Account Manager SARAH GHOSH (LMPR)
Box Office & Website Design ADAM JONES
Additional Crew BENJAMIN FIESCHI ROSE, JANMIE GUNAWARDINA & JOSH LERNER
"BIG congrats to @TheVirtualStage for another awesome #zombiesyndrome . New show, new "venue", new challenges and new FUN!"
- Johanna M Ward, host of Shaw TV's Lifestyle show "The Express", via Twitter
"Best zombie/Halloween activity in Vancouver, and I've done it all. Take some friends and blow their minds"
- Paul Connors via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"We had an awesome time! Just wish there were more adventures throughout the year!"
- Meghan Edwards via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"Much praise to @TheVirtualStage for the #ZombieSyndrome! Scary and super, super fun."
- Monica Vuong via Twitter
"2014: Amazing as always! Fabulous work everyone!"
- Caitlin Anne Bryantvia The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"Thank you to @TheVirtualStage for an awesome night last night - blew my mind!"
- Clinton Shard via Twitter
"Second year doing this and it was lots of fun....still haven't beat the zombies yet though. Well there is always next year to try again. My husband and I really enjoy doing this event."
- Tracy Carlson via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"Our mission succeeded! And yet, the zombies are STILL loose on the streets of the city. The DND agents we interacted with were highly professional and a credit to our nation. Join now! If you have any interest in horror, interactive theatre, or ripping good yarns, you will want to attend the 2014 mission The Zombie Syndrome: On Death's Door. Help the Virtual Stage save the city...and the world...before it's too late!"
- William Gibson via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"So should you go? Absolutely. It's a fun night out with friends. The actors involved seemed to have a grand time in their roles, and improvised well off of the 'audience' cues. This chilling production of 'On Death's Door: Plague of the Zombie Syndrome' is astounding. A sophisticated plot and talented actors keep you enthralled as you work with your team to try surviving the night. Trust me when I say, not everyone will make it out alive. All in all, it is a really fun and interactive way to get in some quality time with a big group of friends, or to meet some new ones when you join your fellow teammates! Andy Thompson has really outdone himself this year and it just keeps getting better. So thanks Andy, for successfully scaring the crap out of me again this year, I look forward to what is coming next!"
- Laura Sutherland & Amanda Miller Living Myth Magazine
"AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! My friend and I did our part to assist with the outbreak last night! It was EPIC! I have not had this much fun...uh, I mean been so serious about a mission ever. The entire production was excellent. No spoilers, but you really do get to experience many different scenarios and areas. All the actors were amazing and made the entire night plausible (and SUPER fun!). It helps if you or some in the group get into it right away and are not shy to speak up. Remember, they are counting on us to help figure it all out. Time goes by quickly and you feel like you've accomplished A LOT by the end. A very well balanced night. I loved every bit of it and would recommend this to anyone who has a sense of adventure and wants to do something unique and very cool! THANKS to everyone involved for being so entertaining and professional!!! Can't wait until next year."
- AC via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"The year just isn't complete w/o an evening with #zombiesyndrome! Very epic, very fun!"
- Kingsley Chan via Twitter
"#ZombieSyndrome in downtown Vancouver was awesome... highly recommended!!"
- DЯeddy via Twitter
"Surprise is a big part of the fun... It's fun to play downtown with a bunch of adults... Playing together may be the best inoculation we all have, our best protection from turning into zombies."
- Colin Thomas, Georgia Straight
"We did it last night and had a blast!! Hope we don't have to save the world again next year but if we are needed we will be there!!!"
- Denise Clarkson via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"I did it last night too, so much scary fun. I'm glad that I was the Electrician!!! Will help save the world next year too!"
- Nancy Clarkson via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"I can't wait to go next year! I had so much fun this year!"
- Jess Brady via The Zombie Syndrome on Facebook
"A suspenseful good time... This project has the makings of a seasonal tradition... with brain eating... There's a delicious giddiness in wondering what the heck you're going to have to do... The coolest part is still the suspense: not knowing when zombies are going to pop up... My favourite part was running for my life."
- Colin Thomas, The Georgia Straight
"This production is superbly done and would not be out of place at Disneyworld or Universal studios. I can't recommend it to others enough."
- Vancouver Vantage
"Much of the show's success comes from its continued surprises. The technical details and route design are most impressive. Each cast member takes to their role with aplomb. Go see this show: you will feel young and charmed, delighted to have experienced the creativity of adventure time."
- Zoe Grams, VancouverScape
"Truly gruesome... chillingly, thoroughly military... I really can't say much more without spoiling the fun. Think blood and guts, growling ghouls staggering in the shrubbery or corralled in an old warehouse."
- Jo Ledingham, Vancouver Courier
"A whirlwind of a 90 minute theatre ride that will leave you breathless and laughing."
- Cecilia Lu, Vancity Buzz
"The Zombie Syndrome: On Death Island is an awesome interactive play that has you participating in the story. What fun! If you have a teenager I can't think of a better activity to do with them than kill Zombies. This is like Vancouver's own 'World War Z'. I had a great time."
- Marc Smith (via CTV Morning News, Twitter & #30DayAdventures)
"@TheVirtualStage kudos cast&crew! bloody marvellous performance of The Zombie Syndrome. Get a taste, but don't get bit til Nov 3 #theatre"
- Vancouver Broadcaster Katie Bennison (via Twitter)
"140 chars is too few to say just how much fun I had on @TheVirtualStage's #ZombieSyndrome. Thrilling, inventive, playful & wholly original."
- Brian Paterson (via Twitter)
"It was in all honesty one of the most fun things I've done all year. I can't recommend it to enough people!!!"
- Andrea Westaway (via Twitter)
"Just had the best of time at #zombiesyndrome. So much more worth it than #FrightNights & any other Halloween things I've done! It's SO MUCH FUN! I'm planning to go again!"
- Stephanie Wiriahardja (via Twitter)
"Sorry world - we failed.....but oh my goodness, what a blast!!!! We had an amazing time - the story was great, the acting was fantastic and the effects and staging unbelievable!!! Cannot wait till The Virtual Stage's next outing!!!"
- Heather Cook Anderson (via Facebook)
"Barely recognized @TheVirtualStage's #ZombieSyndrome, what an amazing change in year 2! Expanded sets, upgraded interactions, alt endings..."
- Cecilia Lu (via Twitter)
"Went to #ZombieSyndrome tonight with @TheKatPiper Sooo freaking awesome!! #epicfun"
- Brianna Rossi (via Twitter)
"I had an amazing time at #ZombieSyndrome. Fighting the apocalypse + choose your own adventure = a great Tuesday night"
- Marco Pasqua (via Twitter)
"Didn't think it was possible but this year was even better than last year!"
- Teri Walker (via Facebook)
"Just got home from our mission tonight. Another great event (did the one last year and had to do it this year). Can't wait to see what you come up with for 2014. Thanks for a fun evening!"
- Jeanne McKinlay Hansen (via Facebook)
"Great time! Lots of fun. Check it out! So many great decisions to make and cool makeup too."
- Steven Dancer (via Facebook)
"Extraordinary! Truly amazing!"
- Rafael Abib (via Facebook)
A surprising trek... Makes for some kidlike fun... I was so into it and so determined to protect the innocent that I might have derailed the performance if firm hands hadn't stopped me... It's kind of a trip and it's original.
- Colin Thomas, Georgia Straight
A rollicking good time, and definitely something out of the ordinary. It's a great concept and I'd love to see more takes on this type of roving audience participation theatre in the future.
- Kimberley Davison, vanvantage.com
It's a brilliant concept, and wonderfully crafted by The Virtual Stage. I honestly want to spill my guts about this experience, but you really have to see it for yourself!
- Dan Culic, Homorazzi
This unique theatre experience is as close as anyone can get to making "Choose Your Own Adventure" books a reality... The factor of surprise is what makes this production so special...
- Anja Savcic, Vancouver Weekly
I had fun and really enjoyed the innovative concept of this show... Worth checking out...
- Tessa Perkins, Press+1
Vancouver seems to have set a standard for site-specific theatre... The Virtual Stage – which specializes in multi-media presentations – has taken things a step further with The Zombie Syndrome... A uniquely fun adventure...
- David C. Jones, The Charlebois Post
Writer and director Andy Thompson effectively puts us on edge early into the show, as we quickly found ourselves constantly looking over our shoulders for the next zombie interaction... What could be described as The Amazing Zombie Race, the prize at the end of The Zombie Syndrome isn't a million dollars, but the supposed satisfaction in knowing that you (hopefully) saved mankind.
- Mark Robins, Gay Vancouver.net
Just back from The Virtual Stage's production of The Zombie Syndrome! It was fantastic, and I highly recommend it! Probably one of the best interactive shows I've been on - lots of fun, and some big plot twists along the way. The rain didn't hurt one bit!
- Megan Gray
Thanks Andy Thompson & The Virtual Stage for The Zombie Syndrome!!! This is the most interactive theatre I've ever experienced! A brilliant concept, and so much fun!
- Dawn Zoe
Went to the 3:30 show today and our entire group had an amazing time!!! So fantastic, everyone involved was fun, and did a great job! We can't wait till next year - will definitely be back!
- Heather Cook Anderson
So amazing. Wonderful acting, stupendous make up. Wish I could see it again!
- Teri Walker
I was there too and couldn't agree more! Well done, what a great adventure!
- Karen Bond
Loved your show! Keep making great shows like this please!
- Steven Pugh
We had a great time tonight on our zombie adventure. Thanks so much to the cast and crew - you were all amazing!
- Lisa Wylie
Did the Zombie Syndrome today and had a blast! Kudos to all those who made such a fun afternoon. Time and money well spent. Thanks!
- Jeanne McKinlay Hansen
This show was awesome.
- Evelyn Chew
Phenomenal experience.
- Kristin Hauff
Tons of fun!!
- Owen Barrett
Great show!
- Gabriel Crane
Great show! We had lots of fun! :)
- Angela Hamre
Great job Guys! Went to the show on Wednesday. LOVED how interactive it was! Are you going to be doing another one? Maybe we have to save Santa!
- Shannon Boudreau
Had so much fun at #ZombieSyndrome by @TheVirtualStage, I had to do a video review. youtu.be/kpN3vIXfLh4
- Justin Saint
Did #zombiesyndrome tonight - a truly awesome experience. Live interactive theatre at its best. #recommended!
- Will Woods, Forbidden Vancouver
Had an AMAZING adventure tonight!! I LOVED IT!! @TheVirtualStage #ZombieSyndrome
- Dru Chan
Had a blast at #ZombieSyndrome. A clever idea perfectly executed. Actors were fantastic, can't say enough about how great it was! Go see it!
- Brent Furdyk
"The Zombie Syndrome" was an awesome experience by The Virtual Stage, looking forward to more.
- DJMissBlue
ZOMBIES IN VANCOUVER! Had so much fun doing #ZombieSyndrome
- Kerry Morrow
#zombiesyndrome awesome experience this Saturday! Loved the 'adventure'! Great use of tech in an innovative way. Thanks.
- Helen
#zombiesyndrome wicked awesome fun! Hope they do it again next year
- Lisa Mack
Running around Vancouver looking for a cure. Awesome! #ZombieSyndrome http://www.thevirtualstage.org/zombies/
- @ianchici
Saw a preview of The Zombie Syndrome last night. What an entertaining, unique performance, check it out!
- Ruven K.
Loved loved loved #zombiesyndrome I hope it'll come back next year!
- @Engel82
@TheVirtualStage It was a really fun experience :) Thanks for putting on such an awesome show
- Allan C
@TheVirtualStage #zombiesyndrome was a wicked date, muchos fun indeed! #YVRlovestheirzombies
- Lauren Jackson
If you have a free night in Vancouver you should check out #zombiesyndrome You will not be disappointed
- Lisa Mack
#ZombieSyndrome was super fun! Adrenaline, paranoia, smiling uncontrollably all part of the @TheVirtualStage production.
- Mashed Thoughts
Zombie Syndrome was so much fun!
- SeaPotato
The zombie syndrome was actually a lot of fun!
- Neven Szary
It was a blast, even in the rain.. zombies don't care about the weather!
- lopezdee
The Zombie Syndrome (Vancouver 2012)
The Zombie Syndrome: On Death Island (Granville Island 2013)
On Death's Door: Plague of the Zombie Syndrome (Gastown 2014)
We acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia.


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TOO CUTE! Where did you get this wig? It is perfect!
your so cute
Ok....the eyes have me!
Very cute and sexy cosplay!
Very cute and sexy cosplay!
Love it!
not bad! but yer eyes look outlined and cartoony.
that´s so cute, you have a sweet belly
I feel like poking that belly button... 0_0
If you put your finger in someone's belly button for more than eight seconds it is considered rape. *Random fact of the day*
Cuter than a bathtub full of kittens.
Beautiful Misty~
OMG your eyes are so gorgeous
also, great cosplay
Aw, how sweet that you're Poke-sitting Pikachu for the day
Very beautiful Misty.
This cosplay is soooo cute x3


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Visitors to Cusco who are struck by how overwhelmingly Spanish the city now appears need only look up towards the incredible fort of Sacsayhuaman which looms over the city; an ever-present reminder that this was once the heart of the Inca empire. Sacsayhuaman's three megalithic walls are the most astounding example we have of the [&hellip
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Upon arrival to Lima, you will be greeted and driven to your selected hotel. If staying at the Lima airport Costa del Sol Ramada, you will only need to walk out the airport exit and across the street to your evening accommodations.
Your first morning in Peru you will take a tour of Lima's best attractions, including the San Francisco Monastery and Catacombs, and the Larco Arqueological Museum. Peruvian gastronomy is earning its place among the world's great cuisines and your tour of the city will conclude with dinner at one of Lima's many fine dining options.
Travelling south of Lima to the coastal resort town of Paracas, you will continue by private transport to board a small plane that will give you a bird's eye view of the Nazca Lines – mystifying animals and figures carved into the desert sands nearly 1,000 years ago. Your Paracas beach resort awaits you after the flight, where you'll have time to relax by the pool or indulge in a spa treatment.
The morning begins with a journey to the Ballestas Islands off the coast of Paracas. En route you will stop by the enormous Candelabra geoglyph carved into the desert hillside, before touring the rich and varied marine life camped out on the rocky islands. In the afternoon, you will be returned to Lima for your flight to Arequipa.
In the morning you will be transferred to the La Paz Airport for your flight to the town of Uyuni. Upon arrival in Uyuni and with your private guide and driver you will depart for ghost mining town Pulacayo to step into a world of riches and despair in Bolivia's industrial history. By the early afternoon you will have arrived on the Salt Flats to meet your personal staff and airstream campers for lunch. The late afternoon and evening is spent exploring the playa, relaxing and taking in this incredible place.
Early in the morning you will depart for the Colca Canyon, the second deepest canyon in the world, where Andean culture has preserved its way of life for hundreds of years. The venture into the valley will be highlighted by the majestic volcanoes that form the backdrop of the brushed landscape.
As the sun is rising over the canyon you will take off for the Cruz del Condor, a fantastic area for viewing the Andean Condor. To see groups of these enormous birds with 10 ft. wingspans glide by at such close range is unforgettable. Continuing the journey to Puno you will arrive at your hotel on the banks of Lake Titicaca by evening.
Today you will experience the waters of Lake Titicaca. The first stop will be the floating islands of Uros where local families build not just their houses but also boats and whole islands out of reeds. Then you'll briefly visit the island of Taquile en route to the private island of Isla Suasi, where you will spend the night in an eco-lodge.
Wake up to the soothing isolation of life on an island. You'll spend a relaxing day exploring this windswept area, meandering along paths, and perhaps paddling along the shore in a canoe. This inclusive resort includes all your meals, so you'll enjoy a hearty Andean lunch before traveling by boat back to the mainland.
For travelling from Lake Titicaca to Cuzco we recommend the overland route to take in the scenery and historical sites along the way. If desiring a bit more luxury, the Andean Explorer train conveys you to Cuzco in the utmost of comfort and classic style.
During your tour of Cuzco, the capital of the Incan Empire, you'll visit Sacsayhuaman, an immense Incan complex with impressive stonework; Koricancha, one of the most important Incan temples (the walls were once actually coated in gold!); and Cuzco's Cathedral where you'll learn about the Cuzco School of Art.
Your Sacred Valley tour will include visits to the ancient circular agricultural terraces of Moray, the salt mines at Maras, and the ruins and village of Ollantaytambo. Departing from Ollantaytambo, enjoy a scenic train ride through the Sacred Valley to the town of Machu Picchu where you will stay in your hotel at Aguas Calientes.
Uncover the secrets of Machu Picchu during a guided tour of this Incan citadel. You'll visit the most important parts of the ruins to learn how and why they were constructed. After the tour, you'll have time to further explore the ruins or sit back and enjoy the magic of Machu Picchu. You can also hike to the top of Huayna Picchu for a bird's eye view of the ruins. The steep path takes about an hour and a half to ascend. Departing from Machu Picchu town, enjoy a train ride to Ollantaytambo. Upon arrival at the train station you will be met and transferred to your Cuzco hotel.
From Cuzco you'll depart for Puerto Maldonado, the Amazon Rainforest. At the airport you will be picked up and taken via covered canoe to your Jungle Lodge. En route you'll have the opportunity to spot some of the abundant wildlife living along the banks, and upon arrival you'll have time to settle in before embarking on a night excursion!
Your first morning in the Amazon, you will navigate the shores of an Oxbow Lake, looking for black caimans, giant river otters, and innumerable species of birds and monkeys. In the afternoon, you will have the opportunity to learn about the crops that are farmed in the rainforest, and the native plant species that are used for medicinal purposes.
Depending on the lodge you select, your morning will be spent observing macaws feeding at a clay lick, or hiking through some of the forest trails. In the afternoon, you will ascend up into the canopy via an observation tower, from which you will be able to experience the life of the macaws, parrots, and other jungle birds.
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|Defeating Hinkypunks
|You will 1st come in contact with Hinkypunks on the same level with the Goul. Hunkypunks are ghost-like creatures with one foot and a lantern. To defeat them, have Ron shine Lumos Duo in their faces. When they become solid and zombie-like, finish them off with Flipendo.
|Defeating the metal armor
|He will try to spin around to attack you. You must dodge it, and when he stops, use the spell that grabs things. You must grab each of his 4 shields. When the shields hit the ground they will turn into monsters. Once you kill all four, he gets swords. He will stop spinning. Wait before you grab his head with the spell, because he will hit his swords on the ground. After he does this, grab his head and yank it off to defeat him.
|Getting Fairy Wings
|Have Hermione repair the dragon statue with Reparo. Now, shoot Draconifors at it to light the bush in which the fairies are hiding in. The fairies will get mad and attack you. Now, have Hermione shoot them with Flipendo then use Glacius on them while they are on the ground.
|Character special abilities
|Each character (Harry, Ron, and Hermione) has a special ability. Use Ron to find hidden passages. Use harry to jump long gaps. Use Hermione to crawl under small spaces. This is useful when getting spellbooks or escaping Trolls and Prefects.
|Gryriffindor ties and clothing differences
|When you chat to other students, look at their ties. Everyone has a Gryriffindor tie, with the exception of Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle (whom have different ones). Also, there are only 2 people with their shirts out, which are Ron and Seamus, and with either Crabbe or Goyle, only one has a school jumper on.
|Defeating the fire armor
| When fighting the fire armor thing when you just got Glacius, to avoid the shooting fire rocks when he opens up, stay directly in the middle. You should be able to avoid almost all of them.
Start with Flipendo until he opens his mouth, then use Glacius until he sort of explodes (this does not mean that he is defeated). One of his arms will come off. Use Glacius to put out the fire, then use Flipendo to destroy it. Repeat until he is defeated.
|Harry's Dad's voice
|When you get attacked by a Dementor and it is stealing your soul, listen closely. You will hear a male voice yell "Lily! Its him run!" or "Lily! Take Harry outta here!", which we can assume its his dad telling his mom to get Harry to safety the night Voldemort came and murdered them.
|Defeating the Goul
|On the "Neville And The Goul" level, after you have completed all of the tasks and have opened the chamber, light Lumos Duo in its eyes. Now, lead it into the chamber to lock it in.
|Change To Any House You Like
|Have the shelfs been searched, then go to the defence o dark arts class and shoot everything green. A Screen should come up saying, ' What House are you in? ' and click any you like, you will offically become that house memeber!
|What to do if you accidently leave a Wizard card or Folio Bruti Page in a (spell) challenge room (Without having to start all over again)
|Once you leave a (Spell) Challenge the Card(s) or Folio Bruti Page(s) that are left behind will then end up in fred and georges shop which will cost you about 100 beans per card and Folio Bruti Page, however If the trolls are not in the North wing and the North Wing is open then change to Ron and search EVERY bookcase there BUT just makesure your stink pellets and Dungbombs are full up so that no more can go into your inventory and then you will not get much Potions out of there but you will get more beans SOO you should get LOADS of beans if you search out the whole bookcases but makesure you go through a loading door so that the bookcase's reset and then you could get as many beans as possible and the bookcases will reset if you go into the Griffindor Common room and out again and its not like some places where you can only get like 1 at a time you will get LOADS at a time in the North wing and you will VERY soon be full up and will be able to buy Folio Bruti pages and Wizard cards and If you use the North Wing to fill up your beans you must use Ron ONLY and MAKESURE your stink pellets and Dumgbombs are full up and very soon you will neally every second you should be filled up will beans and always be able to buy whatever you want in Fred and Georges shop. It worked for me. Hope it works for you.
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|How to get the firery salimanders an easer way
|I had troubel with the firery salamanders in the level that you have to get the glacius spell book in but it is acualy realy easy. You get hermione to hit them with the glacius spell about 15 times, while you are hitting tham with it Ron or Harry will hit them with flependo and they will die
|To find the Telescope, one must simply go outside, and acquire Buckbeak. Once you do that, fly over to the water at the back end of Hogwarts. You'll see a small building adjacent to the water. Head down to that building (expedited by Buckbeak's services) and find the Telescope within the confines of the small building.
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|Potions jar
|The final item in this sequence is a Potions Jar. To find the Potions Jar, head down to the dungeon, where the Potions classroom is. The room adjacent to the classroom is a room full of books and the like. This item can be found on the right side of the room, towards the back end
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|Gryffindor merit badge
|The merit badge is behind the house points hourglass in the entrance hall.
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|Owl parcel
|To find it, go outside of Hogwarts. In the corridors leading outside after leaving the primary building, go left, and then forward to find the parcel just as the pathway begins to turn rightward.
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|How to get off that littel island inthe middle of the red watter
|Gettig off the island is so easy! My little sister can do it. You just have to freeze the watter and then run at the ledge that sticks out of the wall. If that doesnt work run at it at the corner.
|Hagrid rapid hurt
|Shoot a luminous or glacius or reparo at hagrid and you will here lots of turbo fast hmmms
|Dragon hide gloves
|This item is in the defense against the dark arts classroom. it's near or up the stairs.
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|Brass Scales
|The Brass Scales can be found on the second floor, in the classroom where Charms is taught. Head into the second floor from the grand staircase, find the classroom, and enter it. The Brass Scales can be found towards the front of the room on the left side.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|Beans!!! Beans!!! Beans!!!
|Go to Hagrids garden then near the garden you should see white bushes (in winter) use flippendo at the bushes then 1 bean will come out keep on casting flippendo at it and it will make you have as many beans as you like!
|By: daballager(399)
|Potions vial case
|It is on the second floor. in the room between the grand staircase and the charms class. in this area it's on the right side.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|Daily Prophet Newspaper
|The Daily Prophet Newspaper, which is the eighth item to find, can be found on the fourth floor. Head to the back end of the fourth floor, and then down the wing that leads to the hospital room. Go into the hospital room to find the missing newspaper, and return it to the board thereafter.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|To find the Telescope, one must simply go outside, and acquire Buckbeak. Once you do that, fly over to the water at the back end of Hogwarts. You'll see a small building adjacent to the water. Head down to that building (expedited by Buckbeak's services) and find the Telescope within the confines of the small building.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|Flaming handles
|When the three go in the room room with the flaming handles get Hermione to freeze the first handle then leave Harry holding on to it ,then freeze the next handle leave Ron holding on,Hermione freezes the third and holds on so they are all holding the handles to gether,she will count then the floor will drop.
|It's in the area with the stone pillars.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|Simply go down the grand staircase to the first floor, where the transfiguration classroom can be found. The corridor before the transfiguration classroom has a statue in an alcove to the left. Behind this large statue is the key we seek.
|By: jacksparrow(2467)
|An extra spell
|Go to fred and georges shop (4th, 5th or sixth floor) and buy the spell book.
|Walk in water
|In the carpe retractum chalenge freeze the river hang off the ice and wait till it melts while hanging then your under then to get out save and quit


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A true Viennese institution, Krapfenwadbad, called "Krawa" by locals, is as relaxing as a short trip to the beach. Under a shady pine forest and surrounded by Viennese families, enjoy a wonderful view over the whole city. For more than two centuries, the Viennese have come here for Vienna's highest bath and to cool down on hot summer days. Three pools, a playground and a beach volleyball court make this place perfectly suitable for everyone.
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