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pacoinmass Aug 5, 2008 7:36 PM
in response to Austral WolfAustral Wolf,
Thanks for posting the article. Interesting...and scary!
So by not selecting SSL, have I made my mail and computer more vulnerable to security breaches? I'm not a security expert so I don't know how SSL works in e-mails (vs websites where I am familiar with the need to use a secure site for credit card and other sensitive transactions).
Russell Massey Aug 5, 2008 8:48 PM
in response to benxerUnfortunately, I am among those with the same problem.
I keep having to re-enter my password, and even then it doesn't work.
I hope that Apple addresses this soon.
NJteacher Aug 5, 2008 9:41 PM
in response to pacoinmassHow do you go to the "incoming" server to see the port number? I can only find the outgoing server.
P-B Aug 6, 2008 3:17 AM
in response to benxerEVERYONE IN THE NEXT 24 HOURS GO TO AND PULL DOWN :
AND send your info to Apple. Unless there is a concerted effort nothing will happen !
After 24 hours of bouncing icon and asking for password, has anyone noticed if they have an iPhone PUSHING Mail to your computer or visa versa ? ? ?
NJteacher Aug 6, 2008 7:49 AM
in response to benxerHi all,
I've had the same issue for some time now... sometimes it connected, sometimes it would scan email for a long time, and sometimes it would connect some and not the other (accounts). Last night I could not connect at all so I researched this forum and found some tips... overall, I found what worked for my Comcast server. I think it might work for you too.
I'll tell you how my Mail preferences are set up:
Under Preferences go to the "Accounts" tab and click on the first tab "Account Information" on the top:
- make sure your Incoming Mail Server is mail.comcast.net
- make sure that your User Name has the full email address typed in (with the @COMCAST.NET)
- make sure the Password shows "dots".
- go down to "Outoing Mail swerver (SMTP)" and use the black arrow on the right-hand-side to go down to "EDIT SERVER LIST"
- when new window opens, click on ADVANCED TAB
- type in server port "465"
- make sure you put a CHECK MARK for SLL "Use Secure Sockets Layer".
- underneath, make sure you have selected PASSWORD (for Authenitcation)
- make sure you have FULL USERNAME (with the @COMCAST.NET)
- the password needs to be showing with the "dots"
- the other tab (ACCOUNT INFORMATION) only shows the server name (smtp.comcast.net)in my settings.
Ok, thats the first part, now the last part:
- go back to main account window and click on the ADVANCED on the tabs on the top.
- make sure the port there is "995" and you have a check mart for "Use SSL"
- make sure you have "Password" for Authentication.
(one note: if the "annoying" box for password pops up again - type the pasword and make sure you check mark the little window to remember it... hopefully that will be the last time you'll have to type it in)
cegeda Aug 6, 2008 9:40 AM
in response to benxeroh geeze
I have had this problem for a few weeks, constantly asking, I set up a whole new thread not noticing this one
I DO NOT have comcast OR mobileme so I do not know what my problem is
I have not been able to receive mail for weeks now and it is getting obnoxious
I tried deleting all of my keychains but that is not helping
I sat on the phone for apple for 45 minutes & they told me they would charge 40$ to continue the conversation...I was irate
I have no changed my password & I have always had the same one for everything, so it just does not make sense
the last 2 days my iDisk is saying I have the incorrect password
I am just way frustrated...
please I am desperate, does anyone have any ideas?
NJteacher Aug 6, 2008 10:05 AM
in response to cegedathat stinks... I hope someone can help you because I know how you feel right now
Sailhome Aug 6, 2008 11:11 AM
in response to SailhomeI've experienced ~40 hours now with no pop-ups. I do not know why.
It has occured to me that if the ISP mail server asks for authentication, and it counts time-out before the password sent by Mail reaches it, then the server sends a message back to Mail notifying that the authorization failed.
It could be that Mail is designed to keep things simple for us users (ya think?!) and instead of posting an alert that the connection timed-out, it simply invokes the pop-up so the user can try again.
If that is the case, then it should be the ISP's responsibility for setting the time-out window too short.
But that is tricky, too. They can't leave the authentication window open forever. It's likely there is standard protocol for this in order to assure interoperability between various servers and clients.
If heavy network traffic or other factors increase the latency between when the serve makes the request and the answer from Mail arrives then a time-out could occur even when no party changes any software or settings on their own end.
Who knows -- with the recent patches being applied across the net for DNS security in recent weeks perhaps the time-outs are being exceeded more frequently. And just as 'perhapsly' the IT crews are managing to fine tune performance again so that any latencies introduced by the patches are being overcome.
All of that could account for the randomness we've been experiencing.
Just thinkin. I may be full of prunes.
Here's a MacFixIt article that nicely summarizes ideas to try if you have the problem:
Unless you are a MacFixIt member it's probably only free online for a day or so. It's title focuses on MobileMe mail, but the circumstances generally fit the symptoms describe by people in this thread who may or may not have MobileMe, Comcast, etc.
Hope it helps -sailhome
ksgordon Aug 7, 2008 6:10 AM
in response to benxerSome of the solutions offered on http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/22/mobile-me-e-mail-for-the-rest-of-us/#c omments or http://www.macosxhints.com/comment.php?mode=view&cid=101057 might be useful here.
JWD88 Aug 15, 2008 4:20 PM
in response to benxerThanks NJteacher, but I have all my settings correct, exactly as you suggest (except I have AT&T DSL) and I have the same problem. It is a bug in Mail. Happens to me now and then, not most of the time. Annoying; should be fixed.
Bill Burkhardt Aug 15, 2008 5:19 PM
in response to JWD88Well... for what ever its worth and for what ever reason, my mail has been working with out any problems for a little over two days now. I did not make any changes to mail, I just stopped using it for a while, switched over to Entrourage for a few days at the start of this problem, but now back to mail.
dsltruck Aug 16, 2008 6:12 AM
in response to Bill BurkhardtI have used disc utility and it found command line issues I have no clue how to fix them. My mail icon just bounces (Never fully opens). Also java is corrupted too with command line issues.
VTW Aug 16, 2008 5:30 PM
in response to benxerI have had the same problem for 2 days now. I tried to use Entourage and even tried to set mail up on my wife's laptop. Same problem. I contacted my webhosting agent and it was pointed out my mail was accessible on their website but something goes wrong when I use Apple's email clients like Mail or Entourage. Help!
Bill Burkhardt Sep 15, 2008 1:21 PM
in response to benxerStarting again! Ever since the last iPhone, iTunes, update, a couple of days ago... which I don't use iPhone....


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"My culture, their culture, our culture."
"You don't understand, women are holier than men."
"I'm not sure whether it mattered. One young man very kindly said to me, 'You don't understand, women are holier than men.' I said, 'That's rubbish and it doesn't excuse the insult,' and then I added that I spent 13 years in yeshiva and there's nothing he could tell me that I haven't already heard. Then the original man, the one who refused to sit next to me, muttered to another man as he was walking away, 'She doesn't understand.' I said, 'I understand everything, and don't talk to me as if I'm not here.' He ignored me, and all the other men turned their backs and did not respond or even look at me." [Similar version at JewFem blog.]
"family, nationhood, verbal imperative, and accountability"
"Trading Faith for Wonder: On Judaism's Literary Legacy". The LARB reviews Jews And Words, by Amos Oz and Fania Oz-Salzberger. [more inside]
Won't Be Silenced
Chaim Levin appeared in a video as part of the It Gets Better project (previously). A staff reporter for the Jewish Press criticised Chaim (referred to as "Dovid") in an op-ed; Chaim's response led to threats against the paper, which has now supported Chaim and declared that it "won't be silenced". [more inside]
Israel is closing the books on a rare millennia-old Jewish tradition.
Nearly three decades after Israel began airlifting Ethiopia's ancient Jewish community out of the Horn of Africa, Israel's rabbis are now working to phase out the community's white-turbaned clergy, the kessoch, whose unusual religious practices are at odds with the rabbinate's Orthodox Judaism. [more inside]
"But I am angry, even though I cannot always explain who I am angry at."
Nice Jewish Girl is an unmarried orthodox Jew. She started a blog six years ago. She wrote about being Shomer Negiah (not allowing herself physical contact with men other than relatives or a husband) and being a woman in her mid-thirties that has never kissed a man. Over the run of the blog, she decided to stop being Shomer Negiah while still looking for an Orthodox husband, kissed a man, and then broke up with him. For the last three years, she has been silent. Recently, she has returned to discuss the effect of Jewish law on her view of sex.
In Praise Of Loopholes, Part II
For Orthodox Jewish mothers with small children, the Shabbat can be challenging. The answer, for many communities, is the establishment of an eruv (discussed previously here, in passing). This San Francisco Chronicle article details the history behind Berkeley, California's unique instance. This isn't the first time an eruv has been attempted in the Bay Area: the failed effort to create one in Palo Alto was covered by the Chronicle, as well as the Jewish News Weekly. Berkeley isn't the only United States city with an eruv—the Boston eruv maintains a large list of domestic and international eruvim—nor is it the city with the most unusual eruv, or even the largest. Inevitably, perhaps, there's a blog entirely dedicated to the subject of eruvim, and vigorous commentary on the subject from several others.
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This agonizing mental split continues: ordinarily, I'd be so pleased with the monthly hijinks over at Marvel Comics these days that they would almost certainly command whole comics entries to themselves. There's a great prelude to what promises to be a really interesting story-line, "Spider-Island" over in Spider-Man, and there's the continuation of that fantastic Kree/Inhumans story in FF, and there's a gritty, involving new story in Captain America featuring a lavishly re-imagined telling of Cap's first partnership with young Bucky Barnes, and there's the second issue of X-Men: Schism, which is every bit as neatly written as the first one was … that's a lot of good stuff, and there's one thing towering over all the rest: the continuation of "The Galactus Seed" in Thor, with charismatic, evocative scripting by Matt Fraction and vivid, powerful artwork by Olivier Coipel (including an absolutely amazing sequence in which Fraction demonstrates again that he considers Thor to be the single most powerful character in the Marvel universe – in this case, he pounds the Silver Surfer into the dusty soil of Mars, stands over him, and says "You want to die on Mars? I have no problem killing you on Mars …")
Like I said, at any other time, such delectable comics moments would be more than enough to satisfy me. But all of this good stuff takes place in the shadow of the coming DC apocalypse, when the company will scrap not only all of its ongoing titles but all the rich, 80-year back-story of those titles, in favor a "New 52″ reboot that will entirely change the face of some of the most recognizable superheroes the industry has ever known. And as if a change of that magnitude weren't bad enough – as if it didn't already constitute a fairly serious insult to those of us fans who've been reading and enjoying those superheroes for a chunk of that 80 years, DC is recently going one better: they're coming out with special "RetroActive" issues of all their flagship characters.
The issues feature a new main story set in earlier creative eras of characters like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman (written and drawn by some of the biggest names from decades ago – including quite a few creators I'd have assumed were dead by now), and each new story is backed up by a reprint of a story actually written and drawn in that era. The Superman issue, for instance, features a new story by Martin Pasko (with artwork by Eduardo Barreto) and a backup reprint by Cary S. Bates and the legendary Curt Swan.
I understand why DC is doing this – it's actually quite canny on their part. Not only are they cashing in on the long and storied heritages of these characters one last time before they run a company-wide reboot they're apparently taking very seriously, but in doing so, they get a perfect chance to make their case for that reboot by implication. "Look at these past eras of all your favorite characters," they're saying. "You can see how drastically things have changed from then to now, and yet the characters survived, and good stories were written – so change isn't necessarily bad." That's a very smart move, and to an extent it even worked on me – but the ultimate validity of it is entirely based on two things: relative overall continuity, which usually carried from one incarnation of these characters to the next and which this upcoming apocalypse is abandoning entirely, and the staying power of the quality of those various incarnations – which is completely up for grabs in "the New 52." Yes, some of the initial creative teams for some of the new titles are the best in the business … but they're also the most fickle. Who's to say how well all these new titles will be done once their famous starting line-ups have wandered off to other projects?
I'll hope for the best, but if I were Eduardo Barreto, I'd stay by the phone.


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A New Portrait of Spinoza?
In 2013 an Amsterdam art dealer found a description of a certain Portrait d'homme devant une sculpture by Barend Graat (1628-1709), a mediocre Amsterdam painter, in a Parisian auction catalogue. Constant Vecht recognised the man as a young Spinoza and was certain he had found the portrait people had been searching for for centuries. The dealer managed to buy the portrait in Paris for 3000 euros plus 750 euros in auction fees, and took a train from Gare du Nord to Amsterdam with the canvas under his arm.
If it depicts Spinoza in his thirties, then we finally have the one portrait of the great philosopher painted during his lifetime. This canvas is therefore the forerunner to the famous portrait by an unknown painter, thought to date back to 1680-1700, which hangs in the collection of the Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel and the engraving from c. 1680 by an unknown engraver which has been preserved at the Rijksmuseum.


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Story behind Jeapes Japes by Ben Jeapes
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I do admire Dire Straits for naming their greatest hits album "Money for Nothing". I know it's one of their more famous songs, but it also very frankly sums up greatest hits albums in a nutshell, and don't tell me they didn't realise it.
And what is a collection of previously published stories but the literary equivalent of a greatest hits album?
I knew I wanted to write novels. I also grew up on Asimov and Clarke, who between them managed several greatest hits albums. Both these authors loved to top and tail their stories with little essays on how the story was written, how well it had done, where it sold and so forth. Asimov was particularly good at this. They implanted the idea – which I would still say was correct, back then, though the market has changed now – that to write novels, you start with the short form. It gets you known and it's good practice. This isn't as easy as it sounds, since it's a lot harder to develop characters and backgrounds and plots in 5000 words than it is in 80,000. On the plus side, if you write a short story that just doesn't work, you've spent a lot less time on it than you have with a dud novel. So, short stories were what I thought I should be writing.
There was still the matter of where to sell these things. At the time this ambition took root in my head, I was a teenager living in Aldershot. Names flowed from Asimov's articles: Astounding (which became Analog), Fantasy & Science Fiction, Galaxy. None of the above could be found in Aldershot on the newsagents' shelves. I suppose, thinking back, that I could have asked a newsagent's actual advice and they might have been able to get them in for me, but this was far too good an idea to occur to me at the time. I didn't know then about Forbidden Planet or any other specialist outlets. Once, by pure chance, I did find a copy of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine in a North Camp newsagent: I can only assume it had been ordered but never collected. The title story was 'Her furry face' by Leigh Kennedy, which I only mention because many years later I got to know Leigh quite well and published her excellent novel The Journal of Nicolas the American through my company Big Engine.
I found my first ever copies of Fantasy & Science Fiction and Analog in the Central Department Store, Bangkok – some distance from Aldershot – and read them over and over again. When I returned to the UK and started working in London, I discovered that you could get Analog at the WH Smith at Waterloo. For the first time I had a relatively steady diet of modern short science fiction. I emphasise the modern because even I had to admit my much-loved Clarke and Asimov wrote their best stuff back in the fifties. I can still do a very good pastiche of fifties science fiction and have spent many years trying to unlearn how.
But then came the day my father showed me an article in the Sunday Times about an SF writing competition they were running (I never got round to entering). J.G. Ballard had written an introduction. It mentioned this magazine called Interzone. A British SF magazine.
Soon after that, I came across the first Interzone anthology in the university bookshop. Quite how it got there I have no idea because the bookshop's usual fare in the SF&F section was dire – endless, pointless fantasy trilogies and that was it. The stories in the anthology were like nothing I had seen before. More modern than Clarke and Asimov. More human than Analog. More gritty, more down to earth than Fantasy & Science Fiction. Also more literary, which I didn't always understand but vaguely thought might be a good thing and I could learn by it.
It took time and a lot of effort and hard work, but I did become a kind of Interzone semi-regular. Well, nine stories between 1991-1999, which averages at one a year. But I still had the game plan in my head – fun as stories were, I wanted to be a novelist. And so I started to write novels and they started to be published. Some writers manage to turn out stories and novels at the same time. I'm not one of them. Thus, after the publication of my last story in 1999 ('Go with the flow', Interzone no. 142), it was novels only. Until … until … people started writing to me saying how much they liked the novels, and they'd read them all, and did I have anything else?
Well, actually, I did. Something in excess of 100,000 words of anything else, actually. Eighteen stories worth – sixteen if you discount the two that appeared in Doctor Who collections, for which I don't own the rights. And so I put them up on my website, for free, as a loss-leading taster. If you didn't read them then, well, you missed your chance.
And then people started asking about the stories. Oh for eff's sake, what do you want, blood? But, you know, I do like talking about them … in fact I rather relished the chance of writing about them, too, Asimov-and-Clarke style. A bit of value-added for the readers, so not money for absolutely nothing. And it would be a fun exercise to edit them together into a collection, knock the dents out of them, maybe do a little (not much) updating and polishing.
Cheryl Morgan of Wizard's Tower kindly agreed to publish the collection electronically; Colin Tate of Clarion Publishing consented that trees should die that you may read it on paper. And so, with fewer guitar riffs than "Money for Nothing", I give you Jeapes Japes.
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So first it was the dot com crash - everyone saw that coming right? Well they should have done - people were predicting it for years. My friend the Tin Man started bugging me about it before most even realized the dot com era was here, let alone on its way out. There was never really any "if" about it, it was just a question of when the merry-go-round would stop sending everyone flying off into economic disarray.
Then there was 9/11. Of course most of us never saw the planes coming, either actually or metaphorically (apparently the CIA/FBI/NSA and Bush government did the latter), but some of us wondered just how long the government could keep the FUD masquerade up. They made it easier by pumping over a $1,000,000,000,000 of borrowed cash into the national economy while simultaneously pulling cash out of the local economies. It was kind of like sitting in foamy bath tub of bubbles with air coming in an bubbles getting bigger and fewer, rising over our head, popping here and there, their connections getting more and more strung out (like local economies and our bank balances) until we are all sitting under this single tenuous shiny impossibly thin veil of something not quite sure of what is holding the bubble up there. Then one day along comes a butterfly called "sub-prime" that flaps its wings and brings it all crashing down. Pooh - no more bubble and we're sitting cold, wet and alone in the tube crying for mother to bring us a warm blankey.
There, there, America, Mama will keep baby cosy and warm, Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe Ooooh Babe, Of course Mama's gonna help build the wall...
So I ask you - what will be the next big thing and what will be next anti-"big thing" to bring it all crashing down. I mean I'm only 40 and I've already experienced a whole bunch of these - oil crisis, 1987 stock market crash, dot com crash, and now the sub-prime implosion (it's an implosion because Uncle Sam doesn't like to talk about banks crashing any more).
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"Winterswijk" Winterswijk by mary2u99
Winterswijk Travel Guide: 17 reviews and 80 photos
This is the first time that I travel to this part of The Netherlands. From Schiphol to Winterswijk West. (Cost Euro21.70 for second class single ticket)
My friend was like, I hope you get on the right train and call me if you get lost. Of course the journey was not on one train but I have to change 3 trains to get here and I did. I am glad to see my friend was waiting for me at the station.
Surprisingly for a small town they have 2 train stations one is called Winterswijk West and the other Winterswijk Centrum.
Maybe it's not really a small town after all but most places are walking distance from my friend's apartment like the market place, pubs, restaurants, town centre and supermarkets all within 10 minutes walk.
This is the town that produces famous composer and conductor Willem van Otterloo which was born in Winterswijk in 1907; contemporary poet and writer Gerrit Komrij in 1944.
I really love the weather here well for November it was very nice and warm and the only time we had bad weather and storm was in January and it got a bit colder too around 7C in the daytime but of course I did not get my White Christmas or white New Year.
The fireworks in this town during the eve of New Year is very beautiful and we were so excited to see which neighbour can match or beats the other with their fireworks display.
- Pros:Friendly people and great company
- In a nutshell:Small town with A Big Heart
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Have a great X-mas too! I have to check why you made this page. See you around. PJ
Nice celebration of St. Nicholas :) Another cool page.
Thanks Mary for the info...Nice photo esp. your cute cat!
mhh yeah... so this is your little secret corner of holland... when r u going back? hugs from us to the three of you.
Wow! More tradionally Dutch you cannot get your holiday! So funny to see your friend truly made you be in the Netherlands. Happy to see you liked it. Greetings, Paul
Cool enough. (~_~)
I guess the pub would be my refuge in this town, the wurstels look really awfull!
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Our take:A Seattle Times guest columnist, Jason Backholm, writes his view of Referendum 74, which asks Washington voters to accept or reject a 2012 bill legalizing same-sex marriage. According to Backholm, the referendum's true focus is on redefining the purpose of marriage and not legal rights.
Referendum 74 is about the definition of marriage. Its not an issue of legal rights.
In 2009, voters approved the Everything but Marriage law which grants same-sex couples every right and benefit of marriage.
Nor is it about civil rights. While everyone has the right to get married, there is no right to marry whomever you want. Therefore, the question is whether marriage should be defined as the union of a man and a woman or just any two persons.
This decision requires us to consider the purpose of marriage. Voters have two choices. One side argues that the purpose of marriage is to affirm the love and commitment adults share. Our love and commitment is the same, same-sex couples argue. We should be able to get married.
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Sleeping in with the poor is a fortune for the brave,
I can easily say that we will never change
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Wouldn't you say that the world has spit on you enough.
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Best breeder of English Cream Goldens!
I'm new to the forum. After researching breeders for almost a year, we welcomed our new puppy, Hudson, into our home 2 weeks ago. He is from Stoneledge Golden Retrivers in Massachusetts. We are so in love. He is the best puppy ever. He went to bed at 10:00pm last night and slept until 7:15am! Feel free to ask me anything. Below is information on Stoneledge.
Must Love Dogs! | Venus in Balance
Stoneledge Golden Retrievers
I am considering getting an English Golden Retriever and have been looking at a lot of web sites and talking to a lot of breeders. One breeder told me that the lady at Stoneledge is refusing to do DNA testing for ichthyosis which sends up a red flag for me. I was under the impression that ichthyosis can be really bad, is more common in English goldens and can show up at an older age, so do any of you think it is important that the parents have been tested even though the DNA tests are not reqauired by GRCA?
His coat looks exactly like the picture in this article, only Chance's flaking is 10x worse :
Karen, Chance, Lucy and Savanah (RB)
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I dont know about the condition or but make sure you see all the clearances and that they are up to date. Dylan is Canadian and she is going by the Canadian regulations for his prelims for his hips and elbows which he can get at less than two years of age. So dont let throw you. You can look at the GRCA and GRCC websites.
Here Choosing a Breeder | The Golden Retriever Club of Canada
Golden Retriever Club of America - The GRCA Club
I am Carol
Mom to Bama, Daisy, Pawley & Shelby
Beau 4/23/96 to 8/20/09
Furever in my heart
We have client who is struggling with a "white" golden who has ichthyosis. They are trying baths 3x a week and some essential oils, but it is rough.
BISS Bronze GCH Tamarack Billions Of Stars Over Poeticgold TDI CGCA CGC BPIS Top Twenty
GCH Harborview Sweeter Than 'Shine At PoeticGold CGC
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Pebwin Reverie Soothsayer CGC BPIS Am CH Major Pointed
PoeticGold I Named A Star For You Over Knotty Pines ( co own with Keller Gardner)
Rainydays I Bless The Rains Over PoeticGold
I think that morally anyone who breeds dogs from the "English" lines should test not just for icthyosis, but PRA.
Janice and The Celebration Gang -
"Samantha, George, Tiki, Emily, Mick and Basil" Gone but not forgotten, Sally(Windjammer's Ima Country Girl CDX CGC), Laney(Mandell Marlenes Celebration UD RA CGC), and Cookie(Starseeker's Kissmas Cookie CDX RE CGC).
responsible breeders do and are testing for icthyosis and PRA of both the US and UK types....
I always love when people come here and the first words are " the best ".... well first anyone marketing as English Cream would not be in my list of "best"
secondly you could go to the guy down the street and the reality is that we all love our dogs regardless of the breeder they come from so that is no real test of breeding quality if you love your dog or are happy with your dog...
I am not sure that I believe that English dogs have a higher rate of icthyosis (or however the heck you spell that) but it is certainly there and should be tested for .... as well as pra, hips, eyes, heart and elbows... you know the basics
I personally know of many breeders of English style dogs who I would consider reputable... is one of them the best... who knows...
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I've Never Been to Vegas, But My Luggage Has: Mishaps and Miracles on the Road to Happily Ever AfterMandy Hale
Wrong turns, humiliating flops, painful heartbreaks and happiness? Yes, believe it or not, they "can "go hand in hand. Blogger and author Mandy Hale, affectionately known as The Single Woman to her half-million social-media followers, is living an adventurous life that prove... Read More
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Wrong turns, humiliating flops, painful heartbreaks and happiness? Yes, believe it or not, they "can "go hand in hand.
Blogger and author Mandy Hale, affectionately known as The Single Woman to her half-million social-media followers, is living an adventurous life that proves even our lowest lows and messiest mess-ups can point us toward our joy-filled destiny as single women.
In "I ve Never Been To Vegas," " But My Luggage Has," Mandy delivers heart-to-heart, often hilarious stories from a life filled with love and loss, glamour and goose bumps, faith and friendship, big dreams and battle scars. She shares the bittersweet euphoria of her high-school romance, the panic-stricken cluelessness of her first day on a stressful job, and the foot-in-mouth horror of her red-carpet interview with a music legend.
Along the way, Mandy dollops personal anecdotes with encouraging insights. From thrilling first kisses to crushing break-ups, from soaring career milestones to promising flights that never quite got off the ground, she unfolds in often uproarious detail the zigzags along the path toward a pinnacle moment: sharing a table and a pinch-me-I m-dreaming conversation with her lifelong hero.
In the end, Mandy turns Sin City s infamous marketing slogan on its head: What "happens" in her life doesn t "stay" in her life. She shares even her darkest moments in witty, winsome ways that make us not only feel her pain, but also laugh with her and apply her hard-won nuggets of inspiration to our own lives.
Happily Ever After might not look or feel quite like what we expect, but as Mandy is discovering and as we can discover along with her it is "well" within our reach."
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- Real, Hilarious, Refreshing by tickmenot on 5/21/2014
Mandy Hale, thirty-four, writes a very readable autobiography that highlights events in her life from her senior year in high school to the present time. She tells of her different jobs, the relationships in her life, and her walk with Christ.
Mandy is very transparent when telling about her past relationships. She gives details about her first love which began her senior year in high school. Later, she tells of a long-term love relationship she had with another man, Mr. E (pronounce it mystery). Mandy loved Mr. E for years, but his inability to commit broke her heart over and over. Additionally, she describes a very dysfunctional relationship she was in with another man that became dangerously abusive. Mandy shares how quickly an abuser can worm their way into another's life, and even manipulate the abused person to feel responsible for the destructive behavior aimed at them.
She writes of the struggles she has had accepting the end of relationships, and that her dream of being married with children has not yet taken place. Mandy shares what she has done to live life joyfully as a single person. Through all her ups and downs, Mandy has received support from family and friends for which she much appreciates and counts as blessings and lifelines.
Mandy also shares her career journey. She has had some hilarious things happen to her in her work history. There have also been some difficult things occur, that were so painful, panic attacks and other emotional issues resulted. Mandy shares all the good, the bad and the in-between. Her current career, "The Single Woman," the on-line sensation she created, which has over half a million followers, is discussed from its beginning to what it is today.
By the time one finishes this book, Mandy feels like a close friend. She lets you into her mind and heart with her well-written accounts of her life. Reading Mandy's story will cause you to laugh with her, cry with her and feel her disappointments. She shares her love of Christ, and honestly reveals the times she has messed up. But she also tells of how God has stood by her, even when she hasn't stood by Him. Looking back on her life, Mandy traces God's hand in everything she has experienced. From the beginning, she has dedicated "The Single Woman" to God, and credits him for its phenomenal success.
This is a very readable book. Some of the things she writes about are sad, some incidents are fall-off-your-chair laughing, but all of her writings are worthwhile reading. This book will encourage you in your walk with God, and convict you if you don't have one. I highly recommend this 5-star book.
The publisher has provided me with a complimentary copy of this book through Thomas Nelson Publishing for the purpose of review. All opinions expressed are my own, and I have not been compensated in any other manner. Despite my receiving the book free, it has not influenced my judgment, and I have given an honest opinion.


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Peter Leithart update
People have been inquiring about what happened with the Peter Leithart's trial. The short of it is that it was a closed case until the verdict is given. All those present were asked to not discuss the case until after the verdict is given, which is slated for sometime in October.
Thanks for your prayers, and keep praying.
Sola Deo Gloria
Peter Leithart Trial
On June 3–4, the Pacific Northwest Presbytery (PNW) of the PCA is conducting a trial to determine whether or not Dr. Peter Leithart, pastor of Trinity Reformed Church, in Moscow, Idaho (CREC) has views contrary to the Westminster Standards. Please pray that God would be glorified through these proceedings.
Specifically, please pray that:
- If there is indeed heresy, the accused would see it clearly, and repent.
- If the concerns raised are unfounded, and no heresy is found, that this would come clearly to light, and that all may walk away giving thanks to God.
- If it comes to light that false accusations were made, please pray that those men would acknowledge it, repent, and remedy the affects of their false accusations to the best of their abilities.
- That all those involved in this trial would honor the authorities over them, allowing for a fair trial, and respecting the outcome, even if in disagreement.
Sola Deo Gloria.
For background on the Federal Vision, read the Joint Federal Vision Profession.
Bayly Blog on the FV
The Bayly Blog published some keen observations on the current state of the Federal Vision. A highly recommended read for all those following the Federal Vision debate in the PCA.
Doug Wilson on NT Wright
TE Jeff Meyers Cleared by Missouri Presbytery of Allegations Against Him
Jeff Meyers has been cleared of all allegations brought against him by the Missouri Presbytery. Read more about it HERE.
UPDATE: For those who would like to read the full report, it may be found HERE
Why has there been a Federal Vision Controversy?
Doug Wilson weighs in:
Over the last number of years, since the eruption of the FV controversy, we have of course been involved in the public back and forths that such a controversy involves. Much of it has been the doctrinal interaction, and the rest of it has been (mostly unsuccessful) attempts to clarify what we are in fact saying. But for some, these latter attempts are just like rubbing the spot on the wall -- it just won't clarify. Take, for example, Scott Clark's most recent foray into fog. His summary of our position is this: "Get in by grace, stay in by cooperation with grace." Forsooth, and double heh.
But throughout the course of this controversy, I have frequently been asked why the controversy exists, and why it has continued. This question comes from people who hear our qualifications, and note (accurately) that we are within the historic Reformed mainstream, and yet they have good reason to respect and take seriously those voices that are calling for our ouster from the historic Reformed mainstream. And so the question that most naturally occurs to them is why.
I have hesitated to answer the question in a public setting (like this one) because I have not wanted... (Continue Reading)
Doug Wilson on the proper use of the law
Doug Wilson responds to the accusation that his view of Law and Gospel imply a denial of Sola Fide. He includes a great quote from Turretin's Institutes.
So once saving faith comes, with regard to the broad intention and design of God, the believer principally rests in Christ alone, as He is offered in the gospel. But saving faith also understands the parts and relations of law to gospel, and sees God's overarching gracious intent. He sees totus lex. This is why he can now tremble at the threatenings without that trembling being an example of unbelief. This is why he can render obedience to the laws without that obedience being a form of works-righteousness. In order to have the pedagogical use of the law and the didactic use of the law functioning at all, it is necessary that a man be able to transition between them. That transition is called getting saved.
Read full post HERE. Well worth the read!
"Now the end of the commandment is charity out of a pure heart, and of a good conscience, and of faith unfeigned: From which some having swerved have turned aside unto vain jangling; Desiring to be teachers of the law; understanding neither what they say, nor whereof they affirm. But we know that the law is good, if a man use it lawfully" (1 Tim. 1:5-8).
Doug Wilson comments on SJC's Report on Leithart
Doug Wilson describes his position on the 9 declarations brought before Peter Leithart. Read the full post HERE
The decision relies on the nine declarations adopted by the 35th General Assembly of the PCA, which have been discussed in this space before. The first requires bi-covenantalism, and I am bi-covenantal. The second requires us to hold that someone's "election" cannot be lost and, if we are talking about decretal election, of course not. But if they mean something else by putting "election" in scare quotes, we shall have to inquire further. But decretal election cannot be lost or altered in any way. The third requires the view that Christ is a representative head "whose perfect obedience and satisfaction is imputed to individuals who believe in him," a view which I loudly, consistently, and enthusiastically have affirmed. The fourth requires the language of merit be used when referring to the imputation of Christ's obedience to us, which I am certainly willing to do, especially when singing hymns. The fifth requires us to reject the idea that union with Christ makes the idea of imputation redundant, a rejection that I have argued in favor of for years. The sixth requires that water baptism and covenantal union be rejected as setting up a parallel soteriological system alongside the decretal system of Westminster, a rejection that would have to be affirmed by anyone who understands that a man can't go to Heaven and Hell both. I certainly understand that. The seventh says that effectual union with Christ includes perseverance, to which I say, "amen, and amen." The eighth says that regeneration and justification necessitate perseverance, which I also teach. And the ninth says that justification in the sight of God cannot be based in any way on our works, which I also affirm.
Read the rest HERE
Conversation with a (Real) Federal Vision Pastor
Pastor Wes White, a critic of the Federal Vision, recently posted an imaginary conversation with an Federal Vision minister, which he claims represents the Federal Vision. He was challenged on his understanding of what a pastor and advocate of the Federal Vision would say, and therefore put together a series of quotes to back up his claims here. We believe that he does not treat these texts in their proper context. Pastor White appears to be unwilling to admit that he has taken quotes out of context, and he also is unwillling to contact the individuals who wrote them to clarify what they meant.
We felt that the best way to illustrate his faulty understanding was to replace his imaginary Federal Vision Pastor with a real one.
Pastor Douglas Wilson, of Christ Church, in Moscow, Idaho answers these same questions. Pastor Wilson is a proponent of the Federal Vision, and drafted the Joint Federal Vision Profession. Prior to the following recording, he had not read Pastor White's imaginary conversation.
note: I apologize for the typo at the beginning. A new version is being created, but will take a while to upload.
Conversation with a Federal Vision Pastor from Canon Wired on Vimeo.
Federal Vision for the Average Joe
My friend Luke Nieuwsma wrote the following article entitled, "Federal Vision for the Average Joe." I highly recommend it, in particular for those just tuning in, and asking themselves, "What is the Federal Vision?"


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Doesn't she look all kinds of Mad Men-type beautiful? With the gorgeous hair and the teeny cinch-waisted belt dress…right after she obviously just had a baby?
And here I am with my own baby. Note that approximately two years after giving birth, I am wearing a voluminous sweatshirt. At least I managed to get the red-headed baby part right. Vertical pigtails and all.
I am so lucky to be able to say that all three of us will be getting together this Sunday, along with various other mothers and fathers and aunts and uncles and siblings of all kinds, and I will do my level best not to horn in on whatever other people are preparing, even if it is in my own kitchen. Maybe they will try these cute little sandwiches, which are perfect for a Mother's Day tea or brunch or even with a nice Mother's Day glass of merlot at the end of the day.
You want to take slices of soft, thinly sliced bread. If you can't find the thinly sliced kind, just use regular and roll it a little with your handy rolling pin to flatten it out a bit. Now spread the bread with a generous amount of goat cheese and cream cheese mixed up with chives (and if you are not a goat cheese person, all cream cheese is just fine). Next, layer thin slices of cucumber in slightly overlapping rows on the bread. I VERY CAREFULLY sliced mine with my mandoline, but you can slice it with a knife too.
Now for the very fun part: take your favorite cookie cutter and press down firmly, cutting through the cuke and the bread. I have star shaped cookie cutters that come in all different sizes, so I was able to get a few different sandwiches from each piece of bread, but if you have your own favorite cookie cutters, feel free! As you can see from the picture, I did a mixture of both open faced sandwiches, and sandwiches topped with a second piece of bread. I liked the open faced ones better for eating – they were a little more delicate – but you can't go wrong either way.
Now go hug your mother please.
- 4 ounces goat cheese at room temperature (you can sub in all cream cheese if you want!)
- 4 ounces cream cheese
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh chives
- 1 cucumber, sliced very thin
- 12-18 slices soft thin white bread
- Mix together cheeses and chives. Taste and season with salt and pepper if you think it needs it.
- Spread 12 slices of bread with the cheese mixture. Layer the cucumber slices on top, layering them just a little bit on the sides. If you want a few sandwiches that aren't open-faced, top 6 of them with the remaining slices of bread.
- Using your favorite small cookie cutter, press down through the sandwiches until they are fully cut through.
- Arrange on a pretty plate - these are perfect with a cup of tea or a glass of white wine!


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Wonderful work! I especially love the colors - the way the green reflects onto the character really grounds him into the environment. And the light greens and yellows are very relaxing and uplifting. :3


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Glen E. Morrell, the seventh sergeant major of the Army, was sworn in on July 1, 1983, and served until his term ended in July of 1987. He was born in Wick, W.Va., on May 26, 1936.
He served in the United States Army for over 31 years. Since his entry on active duty in November 1954 he has served in virtually every noncommissioned officer leadership position. His career has taken him through many continental United States assignments, two tours in Europe, three tours in the Republic of Vietnam and two tours in Panama.
His units of assignment include the 6th Infantry in Berlin; 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Germany; 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C.; 5th Special Forces Group at Fort Bragg, N.C., and three tours in the Republic of Vietnam; two tours with the 7th and 8th Special Forces Group, Panama; 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kan.; Reserve Officer Training Corps instructor duty with St. John University, Minn.; 1st Ranger Battalion, 75th Infantry, Fort Stewart, Ga., Special Forces Detachment (Airborne) Europe; United States Army Recruiting Command, Fort Sheridan, Ill.; and the United States Army Forces Command, Fort McPherson, Ga.
Morrell's awards and decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (with Oak Leaf Clusters), Army Commendation Medal (with Oak Leaf Clusters), Good Conduct Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon, NCO Professional Education Ribbon, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Combat Infantryman Badge.


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During the financial crisis, regulators prevailed upon BB&T
), the nation's 12th-largest bank, to chop its common stock's 47
cent quarterly dividend by more than two-thirds. The shares, which
had been as high as $45 in 2008, bottomed at $11 in early 2009. But
long-term investors properly counted on BB&T to outlast the
downturn with its independence and marketing muscle intact. All the
while, the Winston-Salem, N.C., company remained profitable. And
this spring, for the first time since the Great Recession,
BB&T's stock crossed $40.
Although BB&T has raised its payout a few times since the
crisis, it will be many years before the dividend, now 23 cents a
quarter, returns to its prerecession level. So why would I call
BB&T a splendid income investment with a capital-gains
The answer: I'm not talking about its common stock. I'm betting
on the bank's preferred shares. And it's not just BB&T's
preferreds that look attractive. I could say the same about
preferreds from dozens of banks, insurers and real estate
investment trusts. Many preferred shares trade below their offering
prices (typically $25 per share) and offer better current yields
than junk bonds issued by companies with lower credit ratings.
Preferred stocks pay fixed dividends, which may or may not
qualify for favorable tax treatment. Prices bop around daily in
response to interest-rate gyrations because preferreds are bondlike
securities. But unlike bonds, few preferreds ever mature.
Beyond the fixed dividend rate and the yield, the key number for
preferreds is their $25 issue price. That's the price at which the
issuer can redeem, or call, the shares, generally starting five
years after their issuance. If you pay more than $25 a share,
expect to lose principal. Buy at less than $25 and you will realize
a gain upon redemption or, if the issuer never redeems, receive a
better yield than you would have received had you bought the
preferred when it was issued.
BB&T has four preferred issues: Series D, E, F and G.
Tickers are
and so on. Standard & Poor's gives all four issues an
investment-grade rating of BBB, and their dividends qualify for
favorable tax treatment. As of April 4, the prices of the four
preferreds ranged from $20.92 to $23.69, and their yields to call
(that is, what you would earn in income and appreciation if
BB&T were to redeem an issue at $25 per share as soon as it
could, in 2017 or 2018) ranged from 8.0% to 10.9%.
Muted risks. These numbers are so compelling that I ransacked my
library and called some sages for perspective. I found boilerplate
about the risks of inflation, rising interest rates and default.
But inflation is minimal, and if you sense rates getting ready to
surge, you can sell a preferred as easily as you can a regular
stock. As for default risk, yes, it's true that the claims of
bondholders precede those of preferred investors in case of
bankruptcy. But investing involves making choices between risk and
reward; in this case, with BB&T bonds due in 2018 yielding a
mere 2.1% to maturity, the preferreds clearly look like a better
To make sure I wasn't suffering from irrational exuberance, I
checked in with strategist Larry Swedroe. He dissed preferreds in a
2006 book about bonds, arguing that he could not endorse any
security without a known maturity. He still thinks that way. In
investing, "there's no free lunch," he intoned when I asked what's
wrong with trying to turn $20.92 today into a likely $25 by 2018
while collecting fat dividends to boot. But he did approve of using
low-cost exchange-traded funds to own preferreds. My two favorites:
iShares U.S. Preferred Stock (
, yield 5.8%) and PowerShares Preferred (
, 6.4%).
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"Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster Returns", second instalment of 2011 talked-about crime drama "Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster", is yet to hit the screens and the makers are already planning part three of the series.
Tigmanshu Dhulia, the creative brain behind both the movies, wasn't keen to comment upon the plans, but when probed, the director said: "I can't talk much, but maybe we go for part three as well."
When asked Rahul Mittra, co-producer of the film, he toed the same line.
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An intriguing, well performed, very demanding interpretation of the Judith Holofernes biblical story.
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Scarce this week
I will probably be pretty scarce in the blogging world this week. Ava's been having some behavioral issues – hitting and kicking – so, in an effort to give her more attention (which is what I think is the root of the issue), I'm trying to do the majority of my computer time in the evening after she's in bed. It's hard because I feel like I need some adult interaction during the day, even if it's only virtually, but so far the past two days she's done so much better with no hitting or kicking at all. :) When I have been on theRead More →


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I am trying to export a .dll file and trying to use it in my c# application to write a data to a port. In my .cpp file (to create a .dll) if I use "out" command it gives "error C2415: improper operand type" error message. Do you have any idea why i cannot use this "out" command? ("mov" command is working well btw)
See my code below:
#include <stdio.h>
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void enableWatchDog()
_asm {
out 66,41
out 62,4


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Stitcher's verse by KatezathWatch
Designed by: Craftways Corporation (1991)
Timeline Date: September - November 2013
Stitched on 18 CT Cream Aida Fabric
Iam participated on SAL Stitcher's verse which held on September 1st until January 31st 2014. Every month we will upload our projects based on first row until the last row. However, iam already finished first before the deadline. Here we are my another finished project
"Cross-stitchers are a different breed
The things we hope for, the things we need
We wish for floss to finish that row
We sometimes wish our guests would go"
"We wait all day for that time to be
That special time~ that time for ME
Each needle is threaded, the colors arrayed
Scissors and chart have been carefully laid"
"Now we relax, this is our pleasure
Stitching this piece of soon-to-be treasure
We always ignore that mental warning
Stitching all night makes it rough in the morning"
"But time's unimportant, we don't heed clocks
We just need floss and a sewing box
Our project awaits us, now we proceed
This must be heaven ~ what more could we need!"
I really love the theme is! hahaa every stitcher must have same problem like that verse! :*
"We always ignore that mental warning
Stitching all night makes it rough in the morning"
I've done that many a time even though I knew I shouldn't.