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Personal trainer working from own gym in Singapore...
This chain of gyms is run by the government for locals who can't afford private gym membership. As far as we are aware they are only open to locals or residents. Not sure tourists could or would want to train there.
Launched on 16/4/00, this gym has a floor area of 285.6m2.
Address:518 Clementi Ave 3 (129907)
Phone Number:+65 6353 9238
Opening Hours:Mon/Wed/Fri : 7.00 am - 10.00 pm
Tue/Thur : 8.30 am - 10.00 pm
Sat : 8.30 am to 8.00 pm
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We're getting a little more fashionable here at Salt Lakemagazine and for all you ladies (and gents) looking to get the scoop on local fashion news, finds and trends—search no further. Every Friday we'll bring you a little tidbit from our style file. We're calling it Fashion Friday, because honestly, who couldn't use a chic and sleek lift at the end of the week?
We could think of no better way to kick things off than offering up key looks from the one and the only Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, which as been running all week from Lincoln Center in New York City. Even through you may be looking for that perfect summer-to-fall jacket, there's no harm in extending your view and thinking about springtime looks for after the melt.
Fashion heavy-hitters from Tommy Hilfiger and Diane von Furstenberg to BCBG Max Azria and Ralph Lauren are promising billowy dresses and skirts and flowing, yet tailored looks in an array of colors from bright white to color-blocking on black for spring 2012.
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And they aren't leaving the men out. Though fitted and sleek reigned among suits, the loose look made an impact on the Michael Kors, John Varvatos and Calvin Klein runways, showing the dudes are certainly capable of hanging with the ladies.
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Spring is months away, but it's good to know these brands are all offered in our fair state at the likes of The Children's Hour, Apt. 202 and Flight Boutique, among other boutiques and department stores.


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Experience the breathtaking detail of the Arctic Ocean floor with this fascinating map. Published in January 1990, nearly a year after the Exxon Valdez spilled an estimated 11 to 30 million U.S. gallons of crude oil into Prince William Sound, this striking map accompanied the article "Alaskas Big Spill - Can the Wilderness Heal" and an additional map of the Atlantic Ocean floor. Included on this map is the article "Exploring and Mapping the Seafloor" which explains the technology behind this amazing cartography.
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Holy crap. Just listening to the Breaking Bad podcast. This show is sunshine and lollipops compared to what it would have been if Vince got everything he pitched.
I'll just say.....Walt. Desert. Bloody Suitcase. Baby Holly.
Holy crap. Just listening to the Breaking Bad podcast. This show is sunshine and lollipops compared to what it would have been if Vince got everything he pitched.
I'll just say.....Walt. Desert. Bloody Suitcase. Baby Holly.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Situational Hitting is Stupid
"This is something he pitched to executives around season 1 that they found too disturbing to put on the air. It was early on, because it involved the death of Jesse, which we all know didn't end up happening.
So there would have been this big, mean, tough drug dealer who had killed Jesse. This character later became Tuco, although some elements of him were included in later antagonists. Walt is so furious about Jesse's death that he kidnaps the drug dealer and locks him in a basement. It wasn't made clear if this was the basement of the White's house, but I believe it was just the basement of an abandoned house nearby.
Anyway, the drug dealer was tied to a chair, and Walt had rigged this rifle to a tripwire, and pointed it right at the drug dealer's heart. The guy could trigger it at any time and kill himself. Every day at the same time, Walt comes by and cuts off a piece of the dealer, cauterizing the wound with a blowtorch or something, his plan being that eventually the dealer will be so demoralized that he'll pull the tripwire and kill himself. But the dealer is such a badass that he just lets Walt keep torturing him, and refuses to kill himself.
So one day, Walt Jr. stumbles across this basement somehow. By this point, Walt's cut off like half the guy's limbs. He's up to the knees. And good kid that he is, he tries to help the guy, who is passed out when he comes down. The guy's eyes flicker open, and he says, "Who are you?" to which Jr. responds with his name. Realizing that this is Walt's son, he waits for Jr. to get close to him, and then he pulls the tripwire, killing both of them."
Yeah. Then there's the one about Skyler killing herself in the bathroom of a Motel 6 while Walt is outside the door singing to her.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Situational Hitting is Stupid
That kind of hardcore nihilism is better left for alternate histories and post-series fantasy rumination. It would have been too ridiculous for Walt to become a torture doctor in season 1.
Originally Posted by dougdirtOriginally Posted by Sea RayOriginally Posted by RedTeamGo!
Just watched. Liked it ok. Wasn't bad, wasn't great. I guess I was hoping for something a little more creative, but that's asking a lot. It's so hard to end shows like this in a surprising way. But hey, I though the Seinfeld finale was pure genius, so maybe I'm just a poor critic.
I thought the massacre scene at the compound was just lame. Only part I hated. Seemed like something right out of 24. But great series. Sad to see it end.
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
I've tried to take a couple days (and viewings) to digest what happened and for the most part I feel pretty satisfied with the way things ended. There were parts I really liked, others I didn't but at the end of the day I'm not sure that there was any ending that would have left me feeling completely satisfied.
One of the most interesting aspects of the show is that even with all of the unspeakably awful things that Walt has done there is part of me that still couldn't help but to root for him and in that respect the finale was very satisfying because he was able to accomplish what he set out to do from the very beginning and die on his own terms.
Conversely my biggest complaint is that it felt too much like a happy ending to me. When you look at all of the people whose lives were destroyed by Walt, it would have been perversely satisfying to watch him suffer before dying. In that respect having Skyler, Flinn, Holly and Jesse all survive and Walt's drug money make it way back to the family seems sort of unrewarding.
Ozymandias was the climax. Last two episodes were denouement.
I think that could be why some might have been underwhelmed by the finale.
Ozymandias may go down as the greatest episode of a show in television history.
We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
--Oscar Wilde
Homer Bailey (10-04-2013)
What does everyone think of people thinking Walt never got out of the snowstorm and the moment the keys fall he is dead and we are seeing how he would have liked things to have worked out? It works for me until you don't address what happened to Jessie in real life.
also, you think we get epilogue on the DVD set ?
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Joey Votto does not care about RBI.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Situational Hitting is Stupid
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Situational Hitting is Stupid
When it's over any theory is valid, just a matter of interpretation.
I don't think he died in the car, but I have no problem with someone thinking that. I can see where they are coming from.
We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
--Oscar Wilde
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Forget budgeting --
get a 'spending plan' By Pat
Curry Bankrate.com
been to more than 40 countries, and even took her mother with her to Italy for
cooking school.
She wasn't born with a lot of money, and she didn't win
the lottery.
She has a spending plan. You might call it a budget. She
A money coach and author, Deborah Knuckey says she doesn't
even use the word "budget" when she counsels people because of its negative
"The word 'budget' says self-deprivation," she says. "The
way I approach, I talk about creating a spending plan and start from, 'What
do I want to make room for?' Start with what you'd really like to spend and
how you can create that space. It's not about being frugal. It's about saying,
'What's most important to me and how do I get there?' "
OK, so you can say budget, but think spending plan.
Just like eating right and exercise, just about everyone
understands the value of a spending plan or 'budget'. But unlike nutrition and
exercise, most people don't get an education in money management.
"Most people don't budget properly because they're not
taught to," says Howard Dvorkin, president of Consolidated Credit Counseling
Services in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. "There are no courses I know of, especially
in the high school level. A lot of families purposely don't talk about finances;
I think that's extremely detrimental."
On the right track
All the experts say that the place to start is to track every expense, even
snacks from vending machines and change put in parking meters, for a month.
The process itself is time-consuming at the outset, but it's not difficult.
On one chart, write down all your income. On another, write down all your expenses,
broken into categories for fixed expenses like the house and car payments; flexible
expenses that vary each month, including the phone and electric bills; and discretionary
expenses, such as gifts and recreation.
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Compare the two lists, see where the gaps are,
and adjust accordingly. Now, be surprised at what you find.
"Obviously, this is theory and easier said than done," Dvorkin
says. "Tracking every nickel is a big process and a lot of people don't do it.
You can make the best budget, but if you don't track it, what good does it do?
In my house, every month, we compare the actual to the budget. It's not fun.
My wife hates me for it. But you have to track what you're spending."
But writing down where the money actually goes can be a
major eye-opener for many families.
"A lot of people say after they do the tracking, they didn't
realize the little piddly things really add up over the course of a month,"
says Barbara O'Neill, a certified financial planner and family and consumer
sciences educator at the Rutgers Cooperative Extension Program.
"I've even had people tell me it was the impetus to quit
doing something, like smoking or playing the lottery. When they saw it was such
a large amount, they realized that could be the extra $100 a month they were
looking for. They had never thought of it as $100 a month, it was just a couple
of bucks a day."
Rules one, two and three
Knuckey says she asks people to follow three rules -- live within their means,
take care of their future and "maximize their pleasure," which could mean different
things to different people.
"It might be sending your kids to college, buying a certain
sports car or taking a vacation," she says. "It doesn't have to be frivolous;
it just has to be in line with your values."
Families have different expenses today than
in the past. Twenty years ago, most households had one phone and long-distance
phone calls were for special occasions. Today, it's not uncommon for families
to have two or more phone lines, plus cellular phones and pagers. They might
have a cable modem or DSL, plus the cost of their Internet service. What used
to be a $30 to $50 monthly expense can easily run more than $200 today.
Computers, with software and peripherals such as printers,
modems and scanners, are another line-item that didn't even exist on our parents'
household budget sheets. The easy availability of credit and online shopping
have made it easier than ever to spend beyond our means.
Along with high-tech expenses have come some Internet-based
resources. Quicken,
the money management software, offers a MyFinances section on its Web site to
track all your financial information. Most cooperative extension programs offer
family financial planning information; the Rutgers University program has a
of tools at its Web site to help families plan out their goals.
Pat Curry is a freelance writer based in Georgia.
-- Posted: April 6, 2004


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For me, it has to be the Graaf GM50.
For me, it has to be the Graaf GM50.
Foo Foo Manchu.
24bit Bow ZZ-Eight, because I'll never get round to upgrading my 16bit one
You go for a walk in the park one day and wheelchair ninjas, Nazis, and pots and pans robots show up to kill you. And dinosaurs show up to eat the remains. You\'ve seen the news...?
audi note ongaku
this setup would be rather nice.
pair of these:
Silver Emotions, perhaps one day :dude:
Not the transformer but the cartridge and its power supply.
Supposed to be one bit of kit... you got about 7 or 8 so far you greedy tyke.
Hopefully will find one of these S/H or exdem when I'm feeling flush !!
Playing Tunes the Linn Way.
I had one...very nice!
9designs wrote:Hopefully will find one of these S/H or exdem when I'm feeling flush !!
pamela andersons gusset wrote:Have you heard one PAG? I wasn't overly impressed myself, not for the money.For me, it has to be the Graaf GM50.
Yes the Berning would beat the Graaf easily.
I wouldn't say no to a Brinkmann LaGrange Turntable.
I keep on thinking of other things I want to put in here, one piece of kit is impossible! Can't we choose a system instead? ;)
lol, i meant real world kit, one that you will own one day.
But seeing that everyone has posted up esoterica, then i would fo for this:
Foo Foo Manchu.
I saw one of those Viva amps when I went to the Emporium, they are ugly as sin! Didn't get a chance to listen though, I asked what it was, and the chap said "very expensive"
A pair of these would be nice. Never heard a pair but you got to love that design !
A dedicated and properly set up listening room. In my mind it is a piece of kit now;)
First pressings son !
Nagra Power Amps - the sexiest HIFI I've ever seen/heard


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Faces: Life in the Fast Lane
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Ab Jenkins was a legend among Americans of his time (early 20th century). He consistently set land speed records—reaching speeds up to 275 miles an hour—and a few endurance records—of 24+ hours straight driving. Still he never seemed satisfied with what he had done. He always pushed to go faster and farther than anyone had gone before. And he was the man who brought speed racing to the Bonneville Salt Flats, making it the speed racing monster it is today. Read More
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Rated 4 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by smilesgalore22 Cute and Feminin These earrings are great, because the price was so reasonable at the time I was able to upgrade my earring collection, so I bought a pair of every style, thank you world market for stopping by my email. June 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by JayJay Too cute! These are too cute. I gave a few pairs to my 12 year old granddaughter for her birthday and she loved them. May 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ximau5 Very cute and sturdy I bought these earrings at the beginning of 2013 and it is now December 2013. They are very cute and elegant. They go with many outfits, especially black and teal outfits. I have gotten many compliments and even my sister has borrowed them. They are still intact and in one piece, I also take very good care of my jewelry, no matter how cheap they are as far as dollars go. To me they are all valuable jewelry because usually I can't find them again to buy. December 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by FlippyHolz Better than I had imagined For the price, I cannot complain one iota about these. I love the Pacific Opal color but everything I was finding was at least in the $40-50 range. I almost didn't order these they were so inexpensive. But I got them and love them. I've worn them 3x now (wearing them currently actually!) and am impressed. They are a nice weight, they have not tarnished, they do not make my ears hurt, etc. And they look lovely. Simple but noticeable. I'm impressed. May 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by bvarner Little and cute Was aware they were small by reading other reviews. Could be a little bigger but for $4.99, I can't complain. They catch the light and are a nice addition to an outfit. February 15, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by yoyo2 nice earrings for the price These weren't great, but for the price it is a nice pair of everyday earrings. May 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by joang very nice I was hesitant to buy these as I have a metal allergy, but I have had no problems !! Inexpensive and very attractive. May 1, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Amo33 There is a reason for the low price. I saw these at the store and immediately decided to buy them. They are adorable, the perfect size, and at an already low price they were on sale. I even wore them home. As soon as I took them out though, the back post snapped right off. I don't expect super high quality for this price, but I did expect something that would last more than one wear. I would be willing to pay a little extra for a product that didn't immediately break. Very disappointed in the low quality of these earrings. May 6, 2013
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John Veliotes (a.k.a. Johnny Otis) is born in Vallejo, California.
Johnny Otis forms his first big band and releases "Harlem Nocturne," his first recording for the Savoy label.
Bandleader Johnny Otis becomes part owner and co-founder of the Barrelhouse, the first nightclub to exclusively feature rhythm & blues.
"Double Crossing Blues," by the Johnny Otis Orchestra –featuring the Robins and Little Esther Phillips on vocals – enters the R&B chart, which it will top for nine weeks.
"Mistrustin' Blues," by the Johnny Otis Orchesta – featuring Little Esther Phillips and Mel Walker on vocals – enters the R&B chart, which it will top for four weeks.
"Willie and the Hand Jive," by the Johnny Otis Orchestra, enters the R&B chart, where it will reach #3. It goes on to become an R&B standard, cut by Eric Clapton and others.
Johnny Otis releases 'Cold Shot,' his first album in a decade – recorded at the instigation of Frank Zappa - on the Los Angeles-based Kent label.
'Kooper Session,' subtitled 'Al Kooper Introduces Shuggie Otis,' serves to unveil the abundant talent of bandleader Johnny Otis' teenage guitar-playing son to a wider audience.
The Johnny Otis Show – featuring such R&B luminaries as Esther Phillips, Eddie Vinson, Roy Milton, Big Joe Turner, Ivory Joe Hunter and Roy Brown – performs at the Monterey Jazz Festival. The performance is released as 'The Johnny Otis Show Live at Monterey!.'
Johnny Otis is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the ninth annual induction dinner. Etta James is his presenter.
'The Johnny Otis Rhythm & Blues Caravan,' a three-CD box set that compiles his seminal recordings for the Savoy label from 1945 to 1952, is released.


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Tough Steel Lockers from Tennsco are a storage essential in schools and workplaces. This double tier locker set accommodates two users and comes fully assembled for fast utilization right out of the box.
You'll appreciate the performance of these lockers that are outfitted with reinforced doors that add rigidity and rubber bumpers that dampen noise. Epoxy weld powder coat paint is durable and long lasting, resisting scratches, dents, and stains. Contemporary styled front door louvers let each locker breathe for proper ventilation. Each opening is 12" wide x 18" deep x 36" high. Each locker has 3 interior hooks and a coat rod. Vandal-resistant recessed handles accept padlocks.
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AWStats Installation
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|The instructions provided in this article or section are considered advanced.
You are expected to be knowledgeable in the UNIX shell.
AWStats is an alternative Web log analyzer that offers a wider range of statistics than Analog.
This guide assumes that your username is yourusername and your domain is example.com. You should change it to fit your username and domain.
|The instructions provided in this article or section require shell access unless otherwise stated.
You can use the PuTTY client on Windows, or SSH on UNIX and UNIX-like systems such as Linux or Mac OS X.
- 1 Download
- 2 Installation
- 2.1 Static Pages
- 2.2 Dynamic pages
- 2.3 Quick
- 3 Installing JAWStats for use with AWStats
- 4 Importing your old log files
- 5 Notes
- 6 External Links
Get into the correct directory - in this example it assumes you're installing the awstats in your local directory so go to your local home root:
cd ~/
Download AWStats, get latest from [1].
wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/awstats/awstats-6.95.tar.gz
Extract the TAR
tar xfzv awstats-6.95.tar.gz
Rename the awstats folder and then go to the awstats folder.
mv awstats-6.95 awstats cd awstats
You should now have a directory:
Static Pages
Changing the Directory Structure
Create a directory named 'data' and change the permissions.
cd ~/awstats mkdir data chmod 755 data
Move the files in the /home/yourusername/awstats/wwwroot/cgi-bin/ directory into /home/yourusername/awstats/.
mv ~/awstats/wwwroot/cgi-bin ~/awstats
Setting up the Domain Name
Create a directory in your domain folder (substitute your domain for "domainname.com").
mkdir ~/domainname.com/statistics
Copy the following:
- icon
- css
- js
To the statistics folder in your domain folder. (substitute your domain for "domainname.com")
cp -r ~/awstats/wwwroot/{icon,css,js} ~/domainname.com/statistics
It should be noted that you should not call the directory 'stats'. DH uses 'domainname.com/stats' as a default for their Analog statistics.
In the awstats/cgi-bin/ folder, copy awstats.model.conf to awstats.domainname.com.conf, where "domainname.com" is actually your website domain.
cp ~/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.model.conf ~/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.domainname.com.conf
You may need to make the file writable before editing.
chmod 644 ~/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.domainname.com.conf
Open the file for editing
vi ~/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.domainname.com.conf
Change the following parameters in the file
- Set the changes to the following changing the yourusername and example.com to your information.
- Save or upload the file if you didn't use 'vi'.
#Dreamhost rotates the logs and the logresolvemerge.pl below makes sure that you get the previous logs too. LogFile="/home/yourusername/awstats/tools/logresolvemerge.pl /home/yourusername/logs/domainname.com/http/access.log*|" LogFormat="%host %other %other %time1 %methodurl %code %bytesd %refererquot %uaquot" SiteDomain="domainname.com" HostAliases="www.domainname.com" DNSLookup=0 DirData="/home/yourusername/awstats/data/" DirIcons="icon" SaveDatabaseFilesWithPermissionsForEveryone=0 DefaultFile="index.php index.html"
If you did use 'vi', hit Esc, type :x, and hit Enter. This will save your changes and exit you out of the editor.
Checking AWStats
Verify that all of your *.pl files are with 755 permissions. The first column of output should read: -rwxr-xr-x.
ls -o
If some don't look like that, then you can run this:
find . -name '*.pl' | xargs chmod 755
Then run
ls -o
again to see that they're all correct now.
Check that everything is working
perl /home/yourusername/awstats/tools/awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -config=domainname.com -update \ -awstatsprog=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -dir=/home/yourusername/domainname.com/statistics/
- The above has been entered as two lines. If entered in one line, remove the backslash (\)
Check the output folder (/statistics/) in your browser. Look at the awstats.domainname.com.html file. Does everything look good? Great! Then let's setup a cron job to do this automatically.
NOTE: If you have a Ruby on Rails site, you will not be able to see this output with your browser. One way to get around this problem is to change the last part of the command to this:
CRON Script
The Crontab page will be of some use if you are having trouble. For example, you have to fill out the MAILTO="" field in order for Dreamhost to use your crontab.
Edit the crontab
crontab -e
Insert the following
- If the line is too large in the default editor than it will fall to the next line, you will have to manually go back and press delete to make sure it is all on the same line. It all must be on the same line.
- As always, change the yourusername and domainname.com to your information.
- The following has been moved to three lines to save from side scrolling, it still needs to be one line.
0 3 * * * /usr/bin/perl /home/yourusername/awstats/tools/awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -config=domainname.com -update -awstatsprog=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -dir=/home/yourusername/domainname.com/statistics/ >/dev/null 2>&1
The >/dev/null 2>&1 is to prevent the job from mailing you the results every time the script runs. The mail ends up in /home/username/MailDir
Replace with >/dev/null to just receive errors
Save and close
CTRL + O To Save Press Enter To Overwrite the File CTRL + X To Quit
- Note about crontab: you must specify a full path to perl or the script will not work.
.htaccess file
Edit the .htaccess file in the output directory (domainname.com/statistics/) and type the following.
DirectoryIndex awstats.example.com.html
That will show the stats overview as the default index when you open "www.example.com/statistics/". You might also want to password protect it.
If for some reason .htaccess files do not work, creating a symbolic link can achieve the same result
ln -s ~/domainname.com/statistics/awstats.example.com.html ~/domainname.com/statistics/index.html
AWStats For Another Domain
- Repeat the 'Configure' step for the domain name.
- Repeat the 'Setting up the Domain Name' step and copy the folders to the domain name.
- Repeat 'Crontab' step by adding a new line and changing the details for the other domain name.
- Change the new crontab time by changing the first number to increments of 15 or whatever number besides that of the last one and the second number to the same unless you would have two running at the same time.
- Repeat the '.htaccess file' step for the new domain.
- And run this to create the stats for the first time.
perl /home/yourusername/awstats/tools/awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -config=example2.com \ -update -awstatsprog=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl \ -dir=/home/yourusername/example2.com/statistics/
Dynamic pages
- There's an dynamic setup available here: AWStats_Installation_(alternative). It allows the data to be dynamically updated through the browser (real-time data update), and access to previous months (or yearly) data.
Remove 'Useless' Files
Go to the awstats folder (if you renamed the directory then go to that)
cd awstats
Remove all the files except for the wwwroot folder
rm -rf README.TXT rm -rf docs
Then move the contents of wwwroot to the current directory
mv wwwroot/* .
Change to the cgi-bin folder
cd cgi-bin
Here there is an example configuration.
- Want to copy and edit this.
- Do this for as many domains as you have.
cp awstats.model.conf awstats.mydomain1.com.conf cp awstats.model.conf awstats.mydomain2.com.conf cp awstats.model.conf awstats.mydomain3.com.conf
Now, editing the config. Things should be set as follows: (You can skip this bit and use the Config Generator)
LogFile="/home/YourUserName/logs/YourDomain/http/access.log" SiteDomain="YourDomain" HostAliases="localhost 127.0.0.1 REGEX[YourDomain\.TLD$]" DirData="/home/YourUserName/YourDomain/AWStatsFolder" AllowToUpdateStatsFromBrowser=1
That should do it, to test it out open
Update the Stats
You can update the stats from your browser.
If you want to use crontab
crontab -e
Then type on a line, which will update the stats every hour.
0 * * * * /home/YourUserName/YourDomain/AwStatsDir/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -config=mysite -update >/dev/null
Changing the Permissions
If you changed the awstats folder, just replace the awstats-6.5 to that of your awstats folder.
chmod -R 755 awstats-6.5
This will fix the 500 Internal Server Error and Premature end of script headers in your server error log.
Installing JAWStats for use with AWStats
Note: JAWStats hasn't been actively developed for a year, you might want to look at the MAWStats fork: http://mawstats.lingnu.com/index.php
JAWStats is not an AWStats replacement. Instead it runs in conjunction with AWStats and produces attractive, clear and informative charts, graphs and tables about your website visitors.
The steps required to install JAWStats begin with the installation of AWStats as outlined above (which a few very minor changes).
Once you've completed and confirmed your AWStats is working this section should help you get JAWStats up and running successfully.
Getting JAWStats
For this you'll want to go to the JAWStats download page located a http://www.jawstats.com/download.
Alternatively, you can download the current version (at the time of writing) from the command line:
wget http://static.jawstats.com/src/jawstats-0.7beta.tar.gz
If you've downloaded it using the command line before you untar it you'll want to have it inside the directory (because it'll untar without it's own container file).
So for example:
mkdir ~/jawstats/ mv ~/jawstats-0.7beta.tar.gz ~/jawstats/ cd ~/jawstats/ tar xfzv jawstats-0.7beta.tar.gz rm -f .jawstats-0.7beta.tar.gz (just cleaning up the archive)
You should now have a directory:
Who's contents should look like this:
clsAWStats.php config.dist.php index.php js readme.txt swf themes xml_history.php xml_pages.php xml_stats.php xml_update.php
These are the main application files for JAWStats.
The installation of JAWStats is very simple. If you've followed the instructions for the AWStats installation above and have it working then we will only make a few simple changes and you'll be up and running!
Moving the files into place
In the section Setting up the Domain Name above we copied some AWStats files into the folder we'd using to view/access AWStats, as shown below:
cp -r ~/awstats/wwwroot/{icon,css,js} ~/domainname.com/statistics
For JAWStats we won't actually need those. Instead we'll be using the JAWStats files you just downloaded and extracted.
So lets clear out the AWStats files in our domain folder and copy our new JAWStats files into place:
rm -fr ~/domainname.com/statistics/* cp -R ~/jawstats/* ~/domainname.com/statistics/
JAWStats configuration
Now that all the files are in place we've got to do a quick bit of configuring to let JAWStats know where to find AWStats and the files it will need to display your data.
First, lets move into the directory.
cd ~/domainname.com/statistics/
You'll see a few files in here, but you can ignore everything but a file called config.dist.php.
This is the file that will become your configuration, lets rename it:
cp ./config.dist.php ./config.php
and open the file for editing
vi config.php
What you see might look confusing, but we only need to worry about the site configuration section(s) which look like this:
// individual site configuration $aConfig["site1"] = array( "statspath" => "/path/to/data/", "updatepath" => "/path/to/awstats.pl/", "siteurl" => "http://www.my-1st-domain.com", "theme" => "default", "fadespeed" => 250, "password" => "my-1st-password", "includes" => "" );
The line we'll be editing are:
$aConfig["site1"] = array( "statspath" => "/path/to/data/", "updatepath" => "/path/to/awstats.pl/", "siteurl" => "http://www.my-1st-domain.com", "password" => "my-1st-password",
And the changes are actually pretty straight froward. Using the AWStats configuration as an example we'll end up with something like this:
// individual site configuration $aConfig["domainname.com"] = array( "statspath" => "/home/yourusername/awstats/data/", "updatepath" => "/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/", "siteurl" => "http://www.domainname.com", "theme" => "default", "fadespeed" => 250, "password" => "mynewsupersecretpassword", "includes" => "" );
domainname.com is the website domain name you used in naming your awstats.domainname.com.conf file.
statspath is the DirData setting you added to the awstats.domainname.com.conf file
updatepath is the location of the cgi-bin which you moved in the Changing the Directory Structure section.
siteurl is simply the domain name which JAWStats will display in heading making it easy to know what it is you're looking at.
password is pretty self explanatory but it's a good idea to change this and if you leave $bConfigUpdateSites option in the section above in it's default state (true) you'll be asked to input the password you configure here to run an update on the sites stats (an handy feature for the stats obsessed!).
Wrap-up and CRON Script changes
That covers basic configuration. You'll notice the JAWStats file has (by default) 2 example site sections. You can add additional sites to the configuration as above, as long as each site has a matching (and working!) AWStats configuration you can quickly and easily switch between viewing statistics for each domain from the JAWStats interface.
Testing and CRON setup with JAWStats is pretty much the same. But you'll want to change the line you'll be using for you CRON script.
The AWStats example looked like this:
0 3 * * * /usr/bin/perl /home/yourusername/awstats/tools/awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -config=domainname.com -update -awstatsprog=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -dir=/home/yourusername/domainname.com/statistics/ >/dev/null 2>&1
However JAWStats doesn't need AWStats to do as much work, we only need to generate the data files. So instead you can use something like this:
0 * * * * perl /home/yourusername/awstats/tools/awstats_updateall.pl now -configdir=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/ -awstatsprog=/home/yourusername/awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl
Notice we've skipped the awstats_buildstaticpages.pl because we'll be using JAWStats to provide much nicer looking pages. I also use the awstats_updateall.pl which is under the AWStats tools directory. This script is will process all the files in your -configdir automatically (excluding the awstats.model.conf file). So if you have more then a single domain setup you can use a single CRON script and process them all rather then installing one AWStats CRON job for every domain.
If everything goes right you should now have an attractive and easy to use interface setup to use your AWStats datafiles. Enjoy!
Importing your old log files
To run AWStats on all of your old logs, you can create a shell script (found at http://floatingsun.net/blog/articles/awstats-textdrive/).
Make sure your AWStats data directory is empty before you run the script.
In a text editor (like vi or pico), create a shell script.
pico parse_old_stats
Enter the following
for log in $(ls -rt ~/logs/example.com/http/access*.gz) do echo $log echo "zcat" zcat $log > ~/tmp/access_log sleep 5 echo "awstats.pl" ./awstats/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -update -config=example.com -LogFile=/home/yourusername/tmp/access_log sleep 5 done
Make sure the script can run
chmod 755 parse_old_stats
The sleep commands give AWStats enough time to process between log files.
Alternative old log files import
You can also use the Logresolvemerge tool provided with AWStats (in tools directory) replacing:
LogFile="/home/yourusername/awstats/tools/logresolvemerge.pl /home/yourusername/logs/example.com/http/access*.* |"
in the awstats.domainname.com.conf configuration file for the first run. See the Awstats FAQs: http://awstats.sourceforge.net/docs/awstats_faq.html#OLDLOG and http://awstats.sourceforge.net/docs/awstats_faq.html#MULTILOG for details.
- You can make any other changes you deem useful to the config file, it's decently commented. Also, if your log files are very large (you get lots of hits), you'll probably have to run awstats once daily to put less strain on the server. There are some guidelines for that on the AwStats website. You'd have to change the logfile location in that case too, to use the current log.
External Links
- Notes by Skybly - in the DreamHost forums on installation info.
- AWStats Hack - Discussion regarding a hack of awstats that over-writes your index.php files. Only for dynamic installations and in versions previous than 6.4.
- AWStats Configuration - List of configuration directives with instructions. Easier on the eyes than what's in the config files.


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So i woke up this morning and started thinking how amazing a Pokemon MMO would be, so I started planning one that I'd like to play.
I'm just going to list some ideas that I came up with, your welcome to shoot them down or offer better ones as much as you like.
An absolutely massive fully 3D map with 500ish cities ranging from very large cities to small 5 house Villages.
Complete 3D sprites, that walk around free to challenge.
Pokemon sprites change with items and in some cases can hold multiple items.
Trading would Be done like in old games = meet someone at a PokeCentre and trade, or from server to server at a world trade post (list Pokemon wanted and offering Pokemon).
PokeBall "chests" in secret locations, would be differing "loot" for everyone ( But suitable, no crappy potions in latter areas.)
"Battle Central" would hold attractions from previous games like "Beauty Contest" "Movie Studio" "Battle Tower" and so on.
Can challenge any Player Trainer you meet to a battle whenever you want. NPC Trainers would also be available but only some would force you to battle.
Battle system resembles Kingdom Hearts BBS. You take limited control of the Pokemon and have a list of attacks to use. Each would vary in cool down times.
"Attack missed", "Ineffective" or "Counter" would be timing based, Pokemon would move around on there own, to seem like the trainer was yelling commands and the Pokemon following them.
(so if you had a Charizard vs Combusken, . Charizard used Fly. Combusken used flamethrower. Combusken"s attack was ineffective, but if Charizard came back down for "Fly second phase" and the Combusken timed its attack right. Counter)
(or Combusken was behind Charizard, Charizard use flamethrower(before it turned around). Charizard's attack missed)
Team attacks with supporting players is possible to defeat Pokemon, exp is shared between players, but Pokemon can only be caught by original challenger, others will get varying amounts of exp.
Nearly every single Pokemon available to capture, limited time events (like Mystery events) for special Pokemon.
Story quests ("Enter and defeat all Team Rocket members from there base under sylph Co.")happen in party number limited dungeons, Number of Party can vary depend on dungeon difficulty.
Large scale story quests or legendary battles ("Defeat Giovanni in the next room" or "Show Lugia humans are worthy trainers by catching it") happen in single player instances, so there is no infighting over who catches the Legendary or who beat the boss.
Side quests would vary from collecting quests ("Use a Pokemon with dig to get radishes"), defeating large numbers of enemies ("fight off the angered Primeape"), to Delivering items ("Get the Chansey egg to the Viridian City PokeCentre") and more.
Leveling Changed to 1000, Stats/Evolutions changed to suit. I know this seems massive and i know I'll get a lot of negative feedback for it.
Since the map is huge and there would be exp sharing/boosting items, if you had a level 1 in your party with exp share and fought a level 500 gym it would gain a large amount of exp and therefore multiple levels.
(Often in older games I would have an "A Team" of 3 Pokemon or so and after defeating the elite four go back with 3 weak Pokemon to evolve them and complete my Pokedex.)
80 Gyms scattered throughout. Levels 10 - 500, if there is going to be 80 gyms there needs to be higher levels.
Gyms would be able to be re-challenged for leveling purposes. Like in Emerald, they call you at a later date and ask for a rematch.
Elite 10, 1 champion. Levels 500 - 800, Challenging with Level 700 and up would be the best course of action, Pokemon always had a degree of grinding in it.
Maybe some kind of Trainer leveling but i can't really think of anything it would be necessary for or how it would be implemented. Maybe Item use or area access.
So that is about it. Feel free to post your feedback, I welcome criticism, just try not to be mean about it there is no real need for it.
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In a state rife with land disputes, few are as polarizing as the one regarding SkiLink, a proposed transit lift between Canyons and Solitude. SkiLink is a hot-button social, environmental and economic issue for Utahns, and the divide between stakeholders is gaping. This is the second in a series of stories that will teach you everything you need to know about Utah's most controversial ski lift.
I'm standing on the ridge separating the Wasatch back from Big Cottonwood Canyon, and it's not hard to see why Andrew McLean is upset. The slope to the southwest of our ski tips is stunning. It's dotted with a healthy mix of conifers and aspen groves, the largest Wasatch peaks tower to the south and the skiing offers undulating terrain. What has McLean upset is that these views and skiing could be obstructed in the future by SkiLink lift towers.
"What people don't realize is we're giving up the crown jewels of the Wasatch," says McLean, a professional ski mountaineer and backcountry preservationist. "[SkiLink] is just 30 acres, but that's prime property and terrain."
Andrew McLean overlooks the backcountry where the SkiLink interconnect would be built.
McLean isn't alone in his angst against the lift. Many backcountry skiers and snowboarders view SkiLink as the capture and privatization of public land, despite assurances by developers that the terrain beneath the lift would remain open to the public.
"The overwhelming majority of people in this valley, in Salt Lake County, want these canyons to remain as natural as possible and free from resort expansions," says Carl Fisher, president of conservation group Save Our Canyons. "People appreciate the resorts, myself included, in their existing configuration, but we don't want them to do additional things that infringe on other people's experiences of this tiny range."
If Rep. Rob Bishop's legislation passes and Forest Service land is sold to Talisker, Canyons' parent company, then those 30 acres of public land become private. But the worry that SkiLink will either restrict backcountry access or overcrowd popular slopes is exaggerated, according to Mike Goar, Canyons' managing director.
"The criticism is this is a lift that will dump people into the backcountry—we don't agree with that," Goar says. "We've made changes in the alignment to where there is no ridge exit. You can only ski off the lift in developed resorts."
Goar's team is committed to keeping backcountry slopes open, so much so that he says Talisker and Canyons would endorse local legislation that would prevent ski run development in the future. "We're supportive of that area along SkiLink lift remaining available only to backcountry users," Goar says.
It's clear that SkiLink's only immediate infringement on backcountry terrain would be unsightly lift towers, but Goar's guarantees of public access and no further development haven't done much to dampen the concerns of the opposition.
"The lift towers are the crack in the dam," Fisher says. "All you need is a little trickle of water coming out of a dam to bring the whole thing down. There's nothing out there providing any assurance that nothing further will happen."


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Traffic stop leads to arrest of fugitive wanted in D.C.
Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 1:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 1:28 p.m.
A traffic stop by the Davidson County Sheriff's Office on N.C. Highway 109 South led to a man being arrested on a fugitive warrant, according to an arrest report.
Lee Smith, 51, of 61 Chestnut St., Wadesboro, was served with a fugitive warrant Sunday for possession of a firearm by felon. The charge is from the District of Columbia, according to arrest warrants.
Smith was placed in the Davidson County Detention Center under no bond and was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.
A deputy stated in an arrest report that Smith was driving a 1997 Chevrolet Blazer in front of him, at which time he ran the license plate and learned the registered owner of the vehicle had his driver's license revoked. The license plate identified Smith as the owner of the Blazer, according to the arrest report.
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If you've been reading my earlier blogs, then you know there's a chance my forebears go back to the Mayflower. Since my mom Sandy has been running around this week, like a chicken with its head cut-off, preparing a "Thanksgiving" dinner for friends and relatives, I thought I'd do a little research. Excuse the guillotine reference as it's probably over the top! However, what about the poor turkey?
The Mayflower ship came over to America in 1620 with 58 men, 18 women, 32 children and a few cats and dogs. The 90-foot long Mayflower wasn't designed to carry passengers and was originally headed to Virginia. So, for most of the voyage, everyone stayed below in the cold, damp hold causing illness and death. Then a terrible storm knocked the ship completely off course, and it landed in freezing Cape Cod, Massachusetts (instead of warm Virginia). It seemed like a bad omen. Finally on land, unfortunately many of these first settlers further died because they weren't prepared for the extreme cold and complete lack of food and shelter. Somehow, the remaining survivors managed to last a year.
The reasons for their survival were dogs, cats, and Indians. The dogs chased away wolves and bears protecting the homes. The cats chased and ate the squirrels and chipmunks, which were eating their meager food supplies. Now, I love a squirrel chase as much as any dog, but to eat them....Ugh.
The Indians, today called Native Americans, graciously taught the settlers, how to fish the ubiquitous streams and plant the indigenous crops like corn, squash, and cabbage. Hence, these pious Pilgrims survived because of the combined help from their new gracious hosts and their old former house pets.
In November 1621, the Pilgrims and the Native Americans decided to have a feast celebrating the first successful harvest and named it "Thanksgiving." The first Thanksgiving lasted a week. The meals consisted of duck, corn meal, deer meat, seafood, cabbage, onions, and squash. It seems that the turkey came much later. The Indian tribe called the "Wampanoag," which meant "eastern peoples," called the Pilgrims "coat people." These two distinct human races, as different as Mars and Venus, decided to get along and help each other for mutually beneficial reasons. Compassion!
In the beginning and lasting hundreds of years, Thanksgiving was celebrated on different dates depending on which state you lived in. President Lincoln in 1863 decided all the states should recognize the same month, November, for Thanksgiving. Nearly 100 years later, in December 1941, President Roosevelt, with Congress's approval, officially declared that the fourth Thursday in November would be "Thanksgiving Day." So America's "Thanksgiving" was created and helped along by cats and dogs, foreign English settlers and native Indians, a presidents and Congress — all working together for the good of their Country. Gee, what a concept!


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Mojo Cajun Bar & Grill officially opens tonight at 129 W. Church Street, in the space that was once occupied by the original Improv Orlando when it was located in downtown Orlando.
The bar and grill claims to be the only Cajun restaurant with a full liquor bar in downtown Orlando. They may want to tell the folks that own Crooked Bayou in downtown Orlando that. There is a private party for the grand opening from 5-7 p.m., complete with Mayor Buddy Dyer cutting the ribbon (he really should just keep a pair of scissors on him lately), and after that it's open to the public. Call 407-422-MOJO (6656).
Next Saturday, on Oct. 23, Baby Grands brings dueling pianos back to downtown Orlando. Those of you that have been here a while may remember when Howl at the Moon used to be on Church Street, well Baby Grands will be located at 54 W. Church Street. Check out their web site at babygrandsduelingpianos.com.
At the end of the month, on Oct. 28, Boss Orlando will open in the old Element nightclub spot next to BackBooth (lower your Yuengling price!) at 39 W. Pine Street. I don't know a lot about this place yet, I put in a call and haven't heard back but I'll post more here when I do. The website is bossorlando.com.


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Commentators for the game mentioned Knott last night fot the heads up play on the hands team for the onside kick. He didn't recover the ball but did get it covered up. Always good to hear a former Cyclone mentioned on Monday Night Football!
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ZF-10134: Enclosure Problem within unittests
When running the unittestbed (AllTests) under the minimum required PHP release for the framework (5.2.4), it fails.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION, expecting ')' in C:\Voxtronic\
3rdParty\Zend Framework\tests\Zend\Loader\AutoloaderTest.php on line 394
Reason is that the test is written for PHP 5.3 but PHP 5.2 fails to read the code. So the complete unittest fails by design.
It would be better to extract the related code into a own php file which is called/included when the release is >= 5.3.
Actually it is not possible to run AllTests under the 5.2 branch.
The world cup finale is going on at this moment. I'm not sure anybody cares about ZF and/or its issues.
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Barry Stephen Hill
Position: DB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 185 lbs.
Born: January 26, 1953 in Eglin AFB, FL
Died: December 29, 2010
High School: Carver
College: Iowa St. (school history)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 5th round (127th overall) of the 1975 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 6 (8785th overall since 1950)


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uitarist Jeff Beck is born in Wallington, Surrey, England.
Jeff Beck forms the Tridents after stints playing guitar for Screaming Lord Sutch and the Nightshifts.
Guitarist Jeff Beck replaces Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds.
"Heart Full of Soul," the first Yardbirds single to feature new guitarist Jeff Beck, is released. It reaches #9 in the U.S. and #2 in the U.K.
Jeff Beck's debut solo single, "Hi Ho Silver Lining," is released. It reaches #14 on the British charts. It is reissued in 1972 and 1982, reaching #17 and #82, respectively.
"Happenings Ten Years Time Ago," the final Yardbirds single to feature guitarist Jeff Beck, is released. It reaches #30 in the U.S. and #43 in the U.K.
June 1967: The Jeff Beck Group makes its American debut at New York's Fillmore East.
July 1968: Truth, the first album by the Jeff Beck Group – which includes singer Rod Stewart – is released. It will reach #15 in America and not chart at all in Britain.
Beck-Ola, the second and final album by the original lineup of the Jeff Beck Group, is released. It will reach #15 in America and #39 in Britain.
Rough and Ready, which introduces a new lineup of the Jeff Beck Group, is released. It reaches #46 in America.
Rough and Ready, which introduces a new lineup of the Jeff Beck Group, is released. It reaches #46 in America.
A self-titled album by the short-lived power trio of Jeff Beck, Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice is released. It reaches #12 on Billboard's album chart.
Blow by Blow, by Jeff Beck, is released. This all-instrumental rock-jazz masterpiece will become Beck's biggest album, reaching #4 on Billboard's album chart and selling 2 million copies.
Jeff Beck releases Wired, his second album with producer George Martin. It reaches #16 on Billboard's album chart
There and Beck, by Jeff Beck, is released. It is his first studio recording in four years.
Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton share a stage for one of a handful of times in their lives at the Secret Policemen's Other Ball, a benefit concert for Amnesty International in London.
"People Get Ready," by Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart, enters the Billboard singles chart, where it will peak at #48. It is taken from Beck's new album, Flash.
Jeff Beck's Blow by Blow and Wired albums are certified platinum (1 million copies sold) by the RIAA.
Jeff Beck is Les Paul's presenter as Paul is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "He's given me 33 years of inspiration and good vibes," said Beck.
Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop – released the previous year and credited to Jeff Beck with Tony Hymas and Terry Bozzio - wins Best Rock Instrumental Album at the 32nd annual Grammy Awards.
Beckology, a three-disc box set surveying guitarist Jeff Beck's career, is released.
Jeff Beck is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the first time as a member of the Yardbirds.
razy Legs, credited to Jeff Beck and the Big Town Playboys, is released. It is a tribute to one of his biggest influences, rockabilly guitarist Cliff Gallup of Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps.
Jeff Beck is Rod Stewart's presenter as Stewart is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "We have a love-hate relationship," quips Beck. "He loves me, and I hate him."
Jeff Beck releases Who Else!, his first new album of original music in a decade.
The suddenly prolific Jeff Beck releases Jeff. It is his third album in four years, following 1999's Who Else! and 2001's You Had It Coming.
The Jeff Beck compilation Best of Beck is released on Epic/Legacy Records.
Jeff Beck releases a live album, Performing This Week...Live at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club. A DVD of the show follows in March 2009.
Jeff Beck is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 24th annual dinner. Jimmy Page is his presenter.


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About The Sage Colleges
About The Sage Colleges
The 2,900 students at The Sage Colleges pursue bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees on campuses in Troy and Albany, NY, as well as online. Students participate in a learning environment that offers varied interdisciplinary academics, opportunities for community engagement, options to study abroad, and a range of artistic and athletic endeavors. Programs are available at the coeducational Sage College of Albany in New York's capital city; the historic Russell Sage College for women in downtown Troy; the graduate-level Esteves School of Education, School of Health Sciences, and School of Management, which operate on both campuses; and online through Russell Sage Online.
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Interdisciplinary Learning
Interdisciplinary academic programs capitalize on the range of expertise of Sage faculty and build nimble thinkers who adapt quickly in a changing job market. Regardless of students' majors, they study a cross-section of subjects, because, as Sarolta Takács, Dean of Sage College of Albany (pictured leading the group discussion), states, "The world is interdisciplinary. Nobody can afford to do just one thing anymore."
Community Engagement
Sage students balance classroom lessons with community engagement, via extracurricular service projects, academic service learning, work-study positions in local non-profits and more. Such community partnerships create additional learning opportunities, build bonds among classmates while extending students' professional networks and bring students' fresh perspectives to bear on diverse challenges in our communities.
World Engagement
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Prep boys athlete of the week: DeLand's Monolito Hamilton
Published: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 12:16 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 12:16 a.m.
Credentials: The 5-foot-10 senior guard had 56 points on 56 percent shooting, 12 assists, 16 rebounds and four steals in three games, leading the second-seeded Bulldogs to a district title. For the season, he's averaging 15.1 points, 4.4 assists and 2.4 steals per game.
What does it feel like to be district champs again?
"From DeLand's perspective, it's good. We haven't been district champs since 2006. And to be an underdog and come out on top like that helps boost our confidence going into the state playoffs."
How does it feel to be leading the way?
"I just happened to be stealing the ball and scoring. Sometimes, we have other people who are having great nights. It just happens I'm the hot man right now. I've just been in the right place at the right time."
What's the mood of the team having won six straight going into the playoffs?
"We're hoping that we can get to the Final Four, or better, but we're just trying to stay humble right now and not get overconfident. We're just taking one game at a time."
When did you start playing basketball?
"I didn't start playing organized basketball until about the fourth grade. Then, it was always football and basketball. Then, I got in high school and started just playing basketball."
Any college interest?
"I'm still waiting on colleges to come in. If it happens, it happens."
What do you do off the court for fun?
"I usually just hang out a lot with my friends. We just go out and have fun. I also play the (X-Box) 360."
ALSO NOMINATED: Charlie Arnold, NSB basketball; Hector Blanco, University wrestling; Jason Burnell, DeLand basketball; Roger Carlin, NSB basketball; Christian Lohsen, DeLand wrestling; Diamante Mitchell, NSB basketball; Steven Moseley, Matanzas wrestling; Ricardo Vargas, Taylor soccer
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Peeps are one of those candies that you immediately associate with Easter. Or, at least, I do, even though I never got them in my Easter Basket as a kid. Peeps are the kind of candy that you either love them to pieces or you don't care much for them, I've found little gray area in between. The people who do love Peeps almost have formed a cult following for them. I'm sure a book could be written by fan as to the best way to eat them (fresh, stale, microwaved, toasted, etc) or what to do with them (make s' mores, decorate cupcakes, make art and crafts, scientific research, etc). There isn't a more versatile candy around, it seems.
I prefer to take photos of them myself, like these, er, peeps over at Flickr.
The concept of Peeps are pretty simply, they're marshmallow with a crunchy colored sugar shell. Most are shaped like baby chicks, but as the years have passed new shapes have been introduced. At Easter you can find the chicks along with bunny peeps. New colors also have been introduced, and you can find them in all colors of the rainbow now. I recall red ones that were a Target exclusive last year, and this year I saw orange ones on the shelves in Wal-Mart. True to real chickens and rabbits, the peeps seem to have no problem multiplying to take up more shelf space each year.
I do like the little Peeps simply because they're so cute. The eyes on them are hand painted, and I especially love the ones that I find a little cross-eyed.
The texture of these really depends on how fresh you get them and how fresh you like to eat them. When brand new, they're very soft and pillow like a marshmallow should be, with their sugar coating a bit crunchy. The staler they get, which is how many prefer to eat them, the peeps get firmer and chewier. It really all depends on the maturity of your peep.
The flavor is lightly sweet and tastes rather bland. They don't even taste like marshmallow to me, which usually have a hint of vanilla to them. These just taste sweet and starchy, and forgive me for saying so, but I'm reminded of communion wafers.
I'm trying to expand my Peep eating horizon and have let those I'd taken out for my photos to sit outside the package and gradually get stale in my living room. I'm trying them day-by-day to see exactly how stiff and crunchy I like them. I find that I prefer the texture of Peeps over the flavor, which is why once these are gone I probably won't buy more unless I have the urge for another photo shoot.
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Q: Why do my legs cramp, and how can I make it stop?
A: "Most cramping is a result of either over-using your legs while running (especially the lower legs), or having low levels of electrolytes—minerals in your blood and other bodily fluids that affect hydration and muscle function," says Danny Dreyer, creator of ChiRunning and ChiWalking, two movement techniques influenced by t'ai chi. "However, both of these problems are easily remedied."
- When running, allow your entire body to fall forward so that you lean slightly from the ankles. Land with knees slightly bent in a midfoot strike, not a heel strike.
- Practice using this forward lean for propulsion instead of your legs. This will give your leg muscles a chance to relax while you run. Let gravity pull you forward as you lean.
- Consume an electrolyte-replacement drink during workouts that last longer than 45 minutes. After 45 minutes of running, you should take one electrolyte capsule every 45 minutes or drink the equivalent amount of electrolyte-replacement drink.
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Supernova Quilt-Along: Join Me!
So, welcome to my Supernova Quilt-Along. I think this quilt-along is suitable for all skill levels. It's fairly simple, straightforward piecing. You can join the quilt-along at any time, and feel free to follow along at your own pace. However, I am selfishly hoping that at least a few of you will want to do it along with me, in real-time! So, to convince you to keep pace, I'm offering a few fringe benefits:
Blog roll
See that Supernova Blog Roll over there in my sidebar? If you plan to quilt-along concurrently with me, I'll add your blog to it. Just post about your Supernova Quilt-Along plans on your blog, and be sure to include my Supernova Quilt-Along button in the post. Then either comment on my blog that you've done that, or email me, no later than March 23, and I'll add your blog to the blog roll.
That's right, I've got a full FQ bundle of Castle Peeps to give away. Everyone who links up a completed quilt at the end of the quilt-along will be eligible for the drawing. How's that for incentive?
So what do you think? Are you all with me? Tune in tomorrow, when I'll post fabric requirements, the schedule (which I promise will be very doable), and a few tips for selecting fabric. You can also join the Supernova Quilt-Along Flickr group, where you can post photos of your fabric selections and your progress.
I am looking forward to quilting along with you all!
47 comments:
- felicity said...
Well this is exciting! I am totally overcommitted, but I just have to join you. Hooray!
- March 14, 2011 at 12:18 AM
- felicity said...
p.s. Blogged.
- March 14, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Evelyn Jackson said...
I'd love to do it. Not sure I have time though with a newborn and a toddler :) I'll see if I can commit with your next post :)
- March 14, 2011 at 1:19 AM
- Little Bluebell (Adrianne) said...
Yay! It's time!!! So exciting Lee! I'm in... blogged
- March 14, 2011 at 2:00 AM
- Evelyn Jackson said...
p.s. blogged here: http://stitchbystitchhandmade.blogspot.com/2011/03/supernova-quilt-along-with-freshly.html
- March 14, 2011 at 3:57 AM
- Sarah @ FairyFace Designs said...
I sooo want to do this QAL but bot sure I can take on another thing right now! I'll decide when I see the timeline! Also maybe an idea on fabric reqs :-)
- March 14, 2011 at 4:03 AM
- Melanie said...
I am so excited! I love this quilt and can't wait to start! Thanks so much for doing this!
BTW, I blogged about it.
- March 14, 2011 at 4:04 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oooh yay!!! I definitely will blog about it tomorrow, count me in :)
- March 14, 2011 at 6:32 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
OK, so I blogged about it now, I was just so excited :)
Blogged here
- March 14, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- Katie B. said...
YES! I've been eagerly awaiting this! Thanks, Lee!!
- March 14, 2011 at 7:20 AM
- Bree said...
Oh dear, I'm still behind on the LAST quilt along I joined! But I'll see what the fabric requirements & time schedule are like & hopefully I can join. At the very least I'll definitely be following along & bookmarking for later!
- March 14, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Angie said...
I'm with you...button added. ;)
- March 14, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- A.J. Dub. said...
I am in! Hopefully I can keep up. :)
I am so glad you are doing this quilt for us!
- March 14, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- Megan said...
Wahoo! I am in!
- March 14, 2011 at 11:15 AM
- Megan said...
>>>and blogged :)
- March 14, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- Kati said...
This is such a fun quilt. I so want to join up. We'll see if I can get my current quilt off the design wall soon.
- March 14, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Becky said...
ahh, come on Lee, my to-do list is way too long!! I SO want to do this. I will probably cave and join you cause this quilt is so awesome.
- March 14, 2011 at 11:48 AM
- **nicke... said...
i am so excited! i am totally in on this one!
- March 14, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
I'm in in in! And I'll blog about it later today. And while I think it would be fabulous in whatever fabric line is chosen, I stocked up on Hope Valley because (a) I LOVE Hope Valley and (b) I LOVE this quilt pattern!
- March 14, 2011 at 12:12 PM
- Becky said...
Alright, I'm in and I've blogged about it.
- March 14, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- Scrap,Quilt, Preach said...
I can't wait to start. I've blogged it on my site. scrapquiltpreach.blogspot.com
- March 14, 2011 at 1:16 PM
- Marci Girl said...
Oh, I want to, I'll have to wait until tomorrow's posting to decide for sure though...I gave up fabric purchases for lent, and if I don't have the fabric in my stash now...then I'm out of luck! I have a lot of fabric, just not sure what the requirements are yet! Waiting until tomorrow.....
- March 14, 2011 at 1:32 PM
- Kristen said...
How much fabric do you need? A fat quarter pack of Hope Valley? Does the quilt use enough for lots of leftover?
Seriously I need the excuse!
- March 14, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Paula said...
I am in! I loved this quilt when you first previewed - My post on the blog will go live tomorrow at 5AM PST.[http://richpageant.typepad.com/paulawessells/]
- March 14, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- webmailaddress2 said...
I am excited! I hope our timing is good so that I can finish along with you all.
- March 14, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- Sel. said...
I'd love to do this, but does the entire quilt have to be finished (backed, bound, etc.) or is it sufficient to just have the top done?
- March 14, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- jane said...
Yes! Count me in. Such a beautiful quilt. Who can resist another project?
- March 14, 2011 at 4:10 PM
- Sel. said...
Okay, I've blogged about the quilt-along and will definitely be involved (even if I'm not eligible for the finishing prize) because I still have 9 quilt tops to make this year, and this looks like it'll be a simple, yet stunning design.
I don't have any followers on blogger yet, but I'll post something to my Livejournal instead and you might find a few people from there following along!
- March 14, 2011 at 4:19 PM
- Ms. De said...
I am in!! And should definitely be able to do it real-time with you ~ on a trip and won't be home until tomorrow to have my son help me figure out how to post you on my blog...but will let you know when it gets done!!
- March 14, 2011 at 7:03 PM
- Alison said...
I'm in. I don't have enough time to scratch myself at the moment, but your quilt is so inspiring I cannot resist! I've just picked up the button and will blog about it before the 23rd.
- March 14, 2011 at 10:23 PM
- CityHouseStudio said...
I'm so happy that you're doing this!
Blogged here: http://cityhousestudio.blogspot.com/2011/03/new-quilt-long.html
- March 15, 2011 at 12:27 AM
- Debbie said...
I'll be blogging on Friday - please include me! Looks like great fun!
- March 15, 2011 at 6:21 AM
- Inspiredbyfelix said...
Got sooo many projects, but this one looks gorgeous so I'm in! Added the button and will blog in the next couple of days....now to pick some yummy fabrics :)
- March 15, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- Angie said...
Off to collect as many fabrics as I can from my stash...
I blogged it too: http://fivemonkeyquilts.blogspot.com/2011/03/supernova-quilt-along.html
- March 15, 2011 at 9:05 AM
- AnneMarie said...
Ok I'm in and it's official!
- March 15, 2011 at 1:02 PM
- Blue.Ridge.Girl said...
Oh hooray!! I've been hoping you would put to gether a tutorial or quilt along for this fabulous quilt!! Thanks :o)
- March 15, 2011 at 3:04 PM
- Leah Day said...
Awesome idea! I'm definitely joining in and have shared the news at: http://tinyurl.com/4e9qpp5
- March 15, 2011 at 3:55 PM
- Lisa said...
What an awesome way to use up some of my overflowing stash! I'm in! (and blogged)
- March 15, 2011 at 10:38 PM
- Hilary Hertzoff said...
I followed Sel's link and fell in love with the quilt. My track record for finishing quilts is 0% so I don't know that I'll do much better here, but I've got plenty of fabric and it's worth a try.
I don't have a blogger account, but here's my post on LiveJournal and a ccrosspost on Dreamwidth.
- March 16, 2011 at 8:10 AM
- moshiecreations said...
I'm in. I blogged about it here: http://moshiecreations.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/supernova-quilt-along/
- March 16, 2011 at 5:19 PM
- Jocelyne said...
I don't have a blog but I am certainly going to join your quilt-along.
What a beautiful quilt. My 87-year old mom will love it.
Thank you,
- March 16, 2011 at 7:17 PM
- Lora said...
I'm super busy already, and participating in another QAL, but the project will be a needed break from my university courses. I've gotta join!
<3 Lora from A Tactile Life
- March 17, 2011 at 2:10 AM
- Jennifer said...
I've never done a quilt-a-long before, but I'm going to do my very very best to stay on pace with you during it! I posted about it on my blog for extra motivation.
- March 17, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- Staci said...
I'm in!
- March 23, 2011 at 11:32 AM
- Marlene @ KISSed Quilts . com said...
I want to do this! So many projects on at the moment. I'll blog about it tomorrow. I think my leftover 'origins' by basic grey fat quarter stack ought to work nicely. http://kissedquilts.blogspot.com
- March 28, 2011 at 2:51 AM
- Sally said...
I know i am a bit late but i really want to join!!
- April 12, 2011 at 10:02 PM
- eileen said...
wish i'd seen this when you started, but love the quilt and am doing the quilt along in black and white. have 11 blocks done of the 25 i think i need for a king sized quilt. love them!! thanks for great tutorial. have a great day
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THOMASVILLE | DeLinda Sue Singleton Boles, 48, of Lower Lake Road, died Friday, April 19, 2013, at the Henry Etta & Bruce Hinkle Hospice House in Lexington after a lengthy battle with cancer.
A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the J.C. Green & Sons Funeral Home Chapel.
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Nov. 5, 1999
SEATTLE -- The Washington men's and women's rowing teams take part in the second regatta of the fall season as they travel down interstate 5 for the annual Portland Loop, Sat., Nov. 6. Racing begins at 8 a.m. on the Willamette River in Portland. Men's and women's varsity and junior varsity eights will compete against local Northwest area teams.
The Huskies host a pair of home races the following weekend, with the Pair Head taking place Sat., Nov. 13 and the Head of the Lake following on Sun., Nov. 14. Racing begins at 8 a.m. on the Montlake Cut.
Washington opens its spring, 2000 season March 25 with the annual Class Day Regatta. The Husky varsity men are coming off a third place finish at the 1999 IRA Championships while the UW women earned a third place team finish at the '99 NCAA Championships.
Washington Lineups - Portland Loop, Nov. 6, 1999
Women's Varsity Eight
cox: Mary Whipple (So., Sacramento, Calif.)
stroke: Nicole Borges (Jr., Mississauga, ONT)
7- Nicole Rogers (Jr., Larkspur, Calif.)
6- Rika Geyser (Jr., Pretoria, RSA)
5- Lindsey Horton (Sr., Olympia, Wash.)
4- Sabina Telenska (Sr., Prague)
3- Vanessa Tavalero (Sr., Sacramento, Calif.)
2- Romany McNamara (Jr., San Fransisco, Calif.)
bow- Maggie Seay (Sr., Seattle, Wash.)
Women's Junior Varsity Eight
cox: Lara Tilmanis (Sr., Portland, Ore.)
stroke: Theresa Nygren-Birkholz (Sr., Seattle, Wash.)
7- Noelle Anderson (Jr., Marysville, Wash.)
6- Carrie Huttenlocher (So., Mercer Island, Wash.)
5- Kara Nykreim (So., Kirkland, Wash.)
4- Leslie Rattan (Jr., Madison, Wis.)
3- Anna Mickelson (So., Bellevue, Wash.)
2- Kim Oates (Sr., Tacoma, Wash.)
bow- Mary Strazer (Sr., Portland, Ore.)
Men's Varsity Eight
cox: Andrew Yeung (Jr., Hong Kong)
stroke: Whit Hammond (Sr., Seattle, Wash.)
7- Jesse Huey (Jr., Arlington, Wash.)
6- Doug Adams (Jr., Aiken, S.C.)
5- Mike Chait (Jr., Seattle, Wash.)
4- Chris Clay (Jr., Woodbridge, Va.)
3- Hans Hurn (Jr., Redmond, Wash.)
2- Matt Deakin (So., San Fransisco, Calif.)
bow- Brendan Patterson (So., Clayton, Mo.)
Men's Junior Varsity Eight
cox: Tim Lewis (Jr., Buffalo, New York)
stroke: Kelsey McDaniel (Jr., Cobble Hill, B.C.)
7- Alex Wahnsiedler (Sr., Eugene, Ore.)
6- Peter Dembicki (So., Mill Bay, B.C.)
5- Tim Brislin (Sr., Harveys Lake, Pa.)
4- Chris Hawkins (So., Seattle, Wash.)
3- John Clark (Sr., Orlando, Fla.)
2- Pierce Hofman (Sr., Vancouver, Wash.)
bow- Tim Bacon (Sr., Seattle, Wash.)


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2012 Alumni Award Recipients
Black Hills State University honored five individuals during the annual BHSU Alumni Awards Luncheon on Friday, September 21, at 12:00 p.m. in the Jacket Legacy room of the David B. Miller Yellow Jacket Student Union. Those honored this year were, left to right: Keith Stover, Class of '71, Excellence in Education Award; William "Bill" Weyer, Class of '62, Distinguished Alumnus Award, Johanna Meier & Guido Della Vecchia, Special Service Award; and Jerome A. Greene, Class of '68, Special Achievement Award.
This year's 2012 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient is Mr. William "Bill" Weyer, class of '62. Weyer earned his degree from BHSU in business education. He received an award from the Wall Street Journal for being the highest scholastic ranking student with a degree in business education or administration.
After graduating he traveled west to California and found a teaching job in Eureka, where Weyer spent the next 16 years teaching math and science.
In 1978, Weyer purchased his wife Sandra's parents' business Hensell Materials, and took a different career path. Hensell Materials sells building materials to contractors. Over the next two decades, they expanded the business and increased sales.
Weyer said his BHSU education prepared him for both of his careers - teaching and running a business.
Weyer served as chairman of the Board for the Redwood Empire Unit of the California Trucking Association for two years. He also served as president on the Board of the Humboldt Builders' Exchange. He was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2011, which is given to those who have contributed their skills and expertise to the local construction industry for over 20 years.
Weyer and his wife have been supporters of the Salvation Army, Easter Seals, Soroptimist International, and countless little league teams.


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AG065: Gulpin it Down
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Gulpin it Down (Japanese: ゴクリン撃退大作戦! The Great Gulpin Repelling Strategy!) is the 25th episode of Pokémon: Advanced Challenge.
Episode Plot
The gang is coming closer to Petalburg City. They have lunch first and May and Max begin to imagine what will they eat when they get there. May grabs a sandwich, but a Pokémon takes it before she does. The Pokémon gulps others' food - it is a Gulpin. The gang hears a warning from the speakers - all residents must evacuate from their homes. After a while, no soul can be seen on the streets. A scream is heard - the gang goes inside, seeing that Gulpin eat a woman's bread. Ash's Pikachu comes to help, but the Gulpin overwhelm him. More Gulpin fall from the vents.
Officer Jenny arrives and her Tangela brings the gang and the woman outside. She brings them to the Pokémon Center where Nurse Joy sees the situation. An older man (which Jenny introduces them as Prof. Jacuzzi) says that once again the Gulpin population is rising. The Gulpin each year go to eat everything and Prof. Jacuzzi thinks they are headed for the center of town. Jacuzzi already has a plan to stop them, but the Gulpin go already. On the bridge, the gang, with Officer Jenny, wait for Gulpin as they arrive. Jacuzzi launches a rocket, revealing a giant PokéBlock for Gulpin.
The PokéBlock attracts Gulpin and Jacuzzi presses a button - the PokéBlock flies away, so do the Gulpin as well. However, Team Rocket takes the PokéBlock, saying it is theirs. However, Gulpin attack the balloon using Sludge to get them down. Next thing, they use Stockpile, blasting Team Rocket off and releasing the PokéBlock. Brock catches the PokéBlock, but Gulpin go after it, so Jenny releases Meganium, Tangela and Parasect. Tangela uses Vine whip, Meganum Razor Leaf and Parasect Stun Spore to hold the Gulpin off. Ash sends Treecko. Gulpin use Sludge, but Treecko evades and uses Bullet Seed, hurting the Gulpin.
Jacuzzi presses the button - the PokéBlock goes away (as the jet-pack is attached to it), so Gulpin leave to it. Team Rocket is hungry, but Jessie's Wobbuffet spots Gulpin leaving, so they will go to Gulpin in search for food. During the night, another signal is heard and the lights go off - an underground cable was cut, so Joy switches to a backup generator. The Gulpin are headed for the center again, with Team Rocket following them. Nurse Joy presses a button to seal the gates, forcing the Gulpin to go above ground. Gulpin go above ground, so Jenny sends her Pokémon to battle.
Officer Jenny's Pokémon and Ash's Pikachu attack, nevertheless more Gulpin head towards them. Professor Jacuzzi arrives and activates a machine, so Gulpin disappear in a purple light, Jacuzzi fires the Gulpin out of his vehicle. More and more Gulpin are absorbed to be fired away. One is left, but the machine stops working. The Gulpin is trying to go away, but Ash sends Treecko to battle it. Treecko uses Bullet Seed, but is negated with Gulpin's Sludge attack. Jacuzzi has enabled the machine to work, while Treecko uses Pond. At same time, Jacuzzi fires his cannon.
Inside the machine, Gulpin attacks, so the machines are broken. Jacuzzi attempts to repair, but the machine is destroyed. Two purple lights emerge - Gulpin and Treecko are free, but are huge! Gulpin's attack affected the machines, so the result is the gigantic size. Gulpin moves, so Treecko comes to stop it. People evacuate the area, while Treecko and Gulpin fight. Per Ash's order, Treecko throws Gulpin on the river. Team Rocket is seen going away with food they got, but when Gulpin flies over, it attacks, blasting them off. Gulpin uses Stockpile and attacks with Speedup, but Treecko dodges the attack.
As Treecko dodges, he shrinks down to his normal size. Ash calls it back, but Gulpin goes into the town again. May proposes to catching it, despite its size. Jacuzzi throws his Poké Ball, but Gulpin frees himself immediately. Nurse Joy gives him a Heavy Ball and Jacuzzi throws it. Moments pass on, but... Gulpin has been captured! Brock wonders if Gulpin would be still oversized, but Professor says that it shrinks to its own size. He sends it out, but soon calls it back when it is enormous. Nevertheless, Jacuzzi will still work on making it on its original size.
- Featured Pokémon: Larvitar, Treecko, Carvanha, Shedinja.
- At the beginning of the episode, a classic Pokémon identification can be seen. In this episode, the Pokémon is Magmar.
- This is the last episode in which Officer Jenny is voiced by Lee Quick.


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TUCSON, Ariz. –Arizona soccer completed its final preseason training session Wednesday morning at Murphey Field at Mulcahy Stadium. The Wildcats head to Miami, Fla. for their first match on Fri., Aug. 23 against Florida International.
Below are assistant coach Kylie Louw and Devyn Hunley's comments following practice:
Assistant Coach Kylie Louw:
What are your thoughts on the team after the first few practices?
"The girls are definitely starting to implement what we've been trying to teach them. I think they've taken on to what we believe in and our philosophy. We are confident and we're looking forward to actually starting the season. We haven't played against another team so it's been difficult just playing against each other. We'll be able to see if the girls are applying what we have been trying to teach them after our first game."
What would you say is the biggest improvement in terms of the team?
"The overall attitude and energy is different. The girls are really buying into what we know and what we are trying to teach so I think a lot of them are excited and find the trainings fun, which we've been trying to bring into it. The biggest change is that they are able to apply what we've been teaching them. In the beginning, I think they were unsure of a lot of things but now it's a different game than what they're used to. We commend them for taking in a new philosophy."
Freshman Devyn Hunley:
What do you individually hope to bring to the team?
"My speed. I hope I bring new opportunities to score."
How do you feel preseason has been going both individually and as a team?
"It's good; we've all been getting along really well in our activities on and off the field."
What was your first impression of Coach Amato?
"He's going to organize our team very well. He has a great structure for us."
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat women's soccer, follow the team on Twitter @ArizonaWSoccer, at facebook.com/ArizonaWSoccer or visit ArizonaWildcats.com.


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Olivia 3-Piece Locker Tower & Bench Set
- White Glove Delivery
- Overview
Customize your entryway or work space with a versatile system that's built to last. The cubby bench has lots of slots for storing shoes and other small items, and also makes for a comfortable extra seat. The wall-mounted tower saves floor space and four hooks on the inside of its doors hold coats and bags.
- Bench: 53" wide x 14" deep x 22.5" high
- Wall Mount Tower: 20" wide x 14" deep x 67.5" high
- Crafted with solid pine and veneers.
- Bench features four small and four large open cabinets, and is fitted with metal label holders.
- Tower's doors can be mounted to open from left or right.
- Finished in Tuscan Chestnut.
- Use with our Olivia Bench Cushion (sold separately).
- Use with our Havana Utility Basket (sold separately).
- View our Furniture Brochure.
- For successful delivery: Furniture Delivery Video.
- Dimensions & Care
- Built of pine, pine veneers, MDF and particle board.
- Includes Tip Resistant Kit.
- Bench has adjustable levelers to add stability on uneven floors.
- Overall: 53" wide x 14" deep x 22.5" high
- Top Cubby (4): 12.5" wide x 14" deep x 6" high
- Bottom Cubby (4): 12.5" wide x 14" deep x 11.5" high
- Maximum Weight Capacity (top): 300 pounds
- Weight: 66 pounds
- Havana Utility Basket: 12" square, 8" high (sold separately)
- Overall: 20" wide x 14" deep x 67.5" high
- Interior (below fixed shelf): 18.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 19.5" high
- Interior (above fixed shelf): 18.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 44.5" high
- Features one fixed shelf, two adjustable shelves and four hooks.
- Towers must be mounted to the wall with included hardware for stability.
- Weight: 88 pounds
Wall Mount Locker Tower
- Shipping & Return Info
This is a general shipping item.
Shipping Information
Return Policy
At Pottery Barn, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, made to order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items which are identified by a price which ends in .99.
For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later.
You may return merchandise through the mail for a refund or replacement. For detailed procedures for returning items through the mail, please contact Customer Service at 1.888.779.5176, 7 days a week, 5:00am - 9:00pm (PT).


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I get an "i/o error" when i import a file from my computer
An I/O Error means that the Flash plugin cannot read the file you are trying to upload from your machine.
This error may occur for three possible reasons:
- No permission to open that file or file is locked. Maybe this file is opened by another program? Maybe your windows login has no permission to access that file? Try copying that file to another directory… if you get an error while copying it, then it is one of the 3 problems just listed.
- The file was on a network drive. Copy or move that file to a local drive and try again.
- Unknown problem. We know that I/O means it is a problem on your machine, not with Vyew. There are various other reasons why flash may not be able to read a file. Could it be corrupted? Sometimes files get locked for strange reasons, rebooting may solve it.


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ZF-7560: Zend_Translate_Adapter does not properly handle numeric key values
I have come across an issue in Zend_Translate_Adapter with the use of numeric keys in a translation file. In the translation file (CSV) I have a couple of keys for translating formRadio-Labels:
4;Vor mehr als 4 Wochen 2;Vor weniger als 4 Wochen 0;Neueinzug
In Zend_Translate_Adapter the keys get mangled up, I have tracked the issue down to the use of {{array_merge}} on Line 481 in the method {{_addTranslationData}}
{{$this->_translate[$key] = array_merge($this->_translate[$key], $temp[$key]);}}
{{array_merge}} does not preserve numeric key values. The issue could be fixed by changing the line to
{{$this->_translate[$key] = $this->_translate[$key] + $temp[$key];}}
Using the union operator, the translation works fine again.
And you know that using numeric keys for translation is a absolute no go and not supported ?
No, I didn't know that and it worked just fine in every version up to 1.8.4pl1
Fixed with r17760. Note that using numeric keys for translation is a VERY unsave behaviour. Strongly discuraged.