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Being born as the son of actress Nishi and film producer, director Rajkumar Kohli, Bollywood was not alien to this actor who has debuted as a child artist in Badle Ki Aag in the year 1982. Later he was also seen in the film Raj Tilak in the year 1984. As a child actor he received a lot of praise and he had decided to make his presence felt in the Bollywood industry as an actor. Exactly a decade later in 1992, he realized his dream when he featured as the lead role in Virodhi. Despite his father's backing, the film bombed at the box office. However his dad did not give up and once more within a year came up with a new project Aulad Ke Dushman. Unfortunately his stars did not favor him this time too. Still the dedicated star did not give up and tried his luck once more in the year 1997 with the film Qahar. Sadly this was the third time he had tasted failure. In between he also tried his luck at other ventures apart from his home production and you can see him in films like Dushman Zamana, Anaam etc.
Having failed to taste success in his career, he also changed his name to Munish Kohli before trying his luck once more in the industry. However his comeback film Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani in the year 2002 too shattered his hopes and he took a last ditch attempt and made an appearance in LOC: Kargil in the year 2003.
Post that he took a long hiatus and in the year 2013, appeared in the controversial reality show Bigg Boss 7 where he is known for his temper tantrums.
Armaan is known to court controversies and he has also been involved in a hit and run case in the year 2002.
Age has taken its toll on the star and he remains a shadow of what he originally was. Yet, his stint at Bigg Boss 7 was entertaining and irritating at the same time.
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During an afternoon news conference March 27 – hours after law enforcement authorities began searching the expansive Kenilworth Park for missing 8-year-old Relisha Rudd – D.C. Metropolitan Police Chief Cathy Lanier said she continues to hold hope that Relisha is still alive, despite calling police activity at the park a "recovery operation."
"We cannot ignore the possibility that he may have killed her," said Lanier.
View photos of Relisha and Kahlil Tatum.
Relisha was last seen March 1 with 51-year-old Kahlil Tatum. The following day, Tatum purchased a container of large 42-gallon contractor trash bags in the District of Columbia. According to authorities, Tatum was spotted in the area of the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens shortly after he made that purchase. Information subsequently gathered by law enforcement led to a search of the park.
In the period between March 2 thru March 20, Tatum continued to go to work and was sited at numerous locations throughout the District of Columbia. Relisha has not been seen since March 2.
March 20, authorities found Tatum's wife dead in a Prince George's County, MD hotel. Tatum has not been seen since that day.
Lanier said that Tatum had custody of Relisha with the mother's consent and knowledge. The girl's parents reportedly described Tatum as her 'godfather.' Relisha had been in his custody several times prior to March 1 and was always returned without any incident.
In the days following Relisha's disappearance, Lanier said authorities did not have sufficient evidence to issue an Amber Alert because the mother willingly allowed Tatum to care for her. It was not until March 20 – the day Tatum's wife was killed – that D.C. authorities issued the Amber Alert.
Information also surfaced that Relisha's mother conspired with Tatum to conceal the girl's whereabouts from school officials. Lanier was cautious in responding to a reporter's question about whether charges will be filed against the mother should Relisha be found dead.
"Right now our priority remains focused on Relisha," said Lanier. "There is a very active investigation going on … and charges for anyone down the road, we'll talk about those when the time comes."
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In the late 1970s, 10 year old Vicky arrives at his grandparents home in rural Kerala to attend his grandfather's funeral. The disjointed family gathers together for the sixteen day long funeral period. During this period, Vicky discovers more about himself, his family and culture than he had expected to. The journey is narrated through the memories of an adult Vicky who returns to the same house to recount the experience. After some years the boy returns as a young man to visit old grounds, and finds the 'Lucky red seeds' scattered away.
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This sweet kitty, located in south Los Angeles, is very pregnant and in need of immediate rescue, Facebook: LAonCloud9 reported February 8.
Cloud Nyne is the driving force behind LA on Cloud 9, an organization dedicated to providing food, clothing and shelter to the homeless people and animals in south Los Angeles. This beautiful cat, whom Cloud Nyne has named Cindy, was placed into her care by a struggling cat caregiver.
Unfortunately, the mom is struggling in this hard economy and can no longer care for her cat. Instead of forcing her cat to live the life of the homeless on the streets of south Los Angeles, this caring cat mom gave up her baby so it could be adopted into a stable environment.
It was a tearful farewell for Cindy's former owner, who has entrusted LA on Cloud9 to find her cat a forever home.
Cloud Nyne is in hopes that either a rescue or a permanent home can be found. Very soon, if possible, since Cindy is very pregnant.
Take a look at that face. At first glance Cindy closely resembles Grumpy Cat. Except Cindy isn't grumpy. She's very loving, and would make someone a wonderful inside companion.
A plea was sent out by Cloud Nyne to those in the Facebook community
"Remember that networking saves lives so please, SHARE her picture, and pray that a Rescue Group will take her with arms wide open. She is a precious baby, having babies.. I dont know her age, all I know is that she needs a home ASAP."
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The Video team has been busy working on a new Oracle video player. They've asked us to embed it on our blog for testing purposes.
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DVD ReleaseThe DVD for the movie Morning After, The was released on August 30, 2005 by Warner Home Video and is rated R.
With too much to drink the previous night, Alex Sternbergen (played by Jane Fonda) awakes to a strange man in her bed who is also murdered in the movie The Morning After.
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I created this designer for the Vendor Challenge over on Celebrations at Home. When I read the theme was "Pink and Orange," I knew instantly what party I wanted to create. A few months ago I designed an invitation for a sweet little girl's 4th birthday celebration using one of my favortie patterns--gingham.
I was so inspired by the invitation that I designed party décor to match. I'm thrilled to share how I created this sweet and special {inspiration party} on a $60.00 budget using one printables collection and some basic supplies.
The star of this party is the gingham paper. I used it to create placemats, napkin rings, party hats, favor boxes, favor bags, glass jar lids, flower embellishments, lanterns and serving platter liners. The templates used here--party hat, purse favor box, favor bag, napkin ring and lil' lanterns--are all {free downloads} available on Oink!, the blog of Piggy Bank Parties--www.piggybankparties.com. Click on the Free Downloads button at the top of the blog. I will be featuring tutorials on how I created each of them.
As a little girl, I always wanted to be grown up so I set up the dining table just like I would for a "big" girl party. Cloth napkins were safety pinned to pillows and used as sophisticated booster seats for the little ladies. The dark dining chairs were softened by attaching cloth napkins with simple ribbon bows.
I love using clear dishes to showcase fun placemats and white serving pieces that can be customized to fit almost any color scheme. At each placesetting cloth napkins were rolled and encircled with flower napkin rings, little purses were filled with candy rings and whimsical flowers adorned party hats. An orange chiffon birthday cake with a "sweet" mini banner was the perfect centerpiece on a cake stand embellished with pink ruffled ribbon.
The window backdrops for the dining and sweets tables included twisted pink ruffled ribbon and embellished paper lanterns. The same effect that I achieved with the ruffled ribbon can be duplicated using paper streamers that have been stitched and gathered down the center. I also added the ruffled ribbon to the sweets table curtain using double-stick tape. The backdrop was finished off with a "sweet" banner!
I wanted to create a sweets table that was the perfect height for 4 year olds to feel like big girls so I used a bench from our dining set. The sweets included flower shaped cookies from my favorite bakery, store-bought wafer cookies and homemade cake mix cookies. Square platters and dishes were used to continue the gingham square theme. I even drizzled the frosting on the cake mix cookies to mimic the gingham pattern.
At the conclusion of the party, each attendee receives a favor bag filled with candy jewelry and a pack of sugarless bubble gum.
The Girlie Gingham Collection is available in six colors--pink, orange, yellow, green, turquoise and lavendar--from our Etsy shop, The Market--www.piggybankparties.etsy.com.
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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is coming to Australia in November as part of the Canberra International Film Festival's inaugural Body of Work exhibition which will be honouring "the king of indie cinema".
Weinstein is almost as famous for his anecdotes as his films. The clashes between the producer, director Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis while making the Scorsese film Gangs of New York in 2002 are Hollywood legend. Speaking at a dinner in Toronto this week, Weinstein described the shoot as "an epic battle", with the two stars attempting to out-macho each other in doing their own stunts.
"We kept Cameron Diaz for four months – she had, like, two weeks' worth of work – only because it balanced the gigantic egos of Daniel Day-Lewis, myself, Leo DiCaprio and Marty. You had to have some respite from these type-A males."
Weinstein also spoke of his battle with Scorsese over the edit. "So Marty presents the final cut of the movie to me as a final-cut director and it's three hours and thirty-six minutes." The producer slashed an hour from the film and modestly claims Scorsese would never let his original cut be seen.
"[Scorsese] says, 'You think I'm that f---ing stupid that I'm gonna put out the director's cut at three hours and 36 minutes? That would prove Harvey's a genius!' "
Radcliffe wasn't shunned by Shades
"If this is uproar, it's inaudible."
That was the glorious shutdown delivered by Daniel Radcliffe to MTV in Toronto over suggestions that the world was "in uproar" that the Harry Potter star lost out on the lead role in the Fifty Shades of Grey movie adaptation to Charlie Hunnam.
Radcliffe, who has already bared all in the West End production of Equus, insists he never wanted to man up for the role of Christian Grey.
"I think there was approximately no people wanting me to play Christian Grey, including myself.
"No offence to anybody, I'm sure they're going to do a great job on the movie. But it's not something that I think would have been a good next step for me."
Radcliffe is the second Potter alumnus to publically shun interest in the film after Emma Watson amusingly tweeted ''Who here actually thinks I would do 50 Shades of Grey as a movie? Like really. For real. In real life.''
Beating a dead boxer
It may not be the boxing flick to take the title, but it certainly pits two of cinema's most famous boxers against each other. It may also just hit you so hard in your treasured memories that you forget why you ever loved films to begin with.
Sylvester Stallone versus Robert De Niro, Balboa versus LaMotta, Rocky versus Raging Bull; 20 – OK make that 30 years ago – this would have been enough to get a pugilistic cinema buff's mouth watering.
Now, tragically, it's a comedy, directed by Peter Segal, the man who already abused our childhood memories with Get Smart. The first look comes from a trailer released today.
Grudge Match will be released on January 30 in Australia and apparently "centres around two 60-something boxing rivals named Henry "Razor" Sharp [Stallone] and Billy "The Kid" McDonnen [De Niro]. They're convinced to get back together for a rematch, decades after their last title fight."
Let's just hope we're laughing at them, not crying over our lost dreams.
Getting the Entourage back together
Vince and the boys from Entourage wrapped up the eighth and final season in 2011 with a promise of a movie.
That film, which sees Ari establishing himself as a studio boss with Vince starring in a Dracula blockbuster that he green-lit, was meant to start shooting in May, but mysteriously that never happened.
The reason, it seems, is a case of life mirroring art as Page Six are reporting that the cast want more money. The New York Post's gossip page reports that Adrian Grenier (Vince) and Jerry Ferrara (Turtle) are still in negotiations, while Jeremy Piven (Ari) only signed off on his deal at the end of August.
Writer and director Doug Ellin has said that he is "not optimistic but still hoping" the movie will happen, while executive producer Mark Wahlberg has said "it took a long time to get it written, get it right, and we got a fantastic script. Getting everybody in the same place at the same time has been tough as well."
Still fast and furious
The Fast & Furious franchise just keeps getting bigger.
Djimon Hounsou, who played Russell Crowe's friendly fellow slave Juba in Gladiator and ran with DiCaprio in Blood Diamond (above), has joined the cast for Fast & Furious 7, which will be set in Los Angeles and directed by James Wan (Insidious).
Hounsou joins Jason Statham, Kurt Russell, Tony Jaa, and mixed martial arts fighter Ronda Rousey in the ever-growing ensemble.
Robocop reveal
Finally, Robocop has a poster.
With a tagline lifted straight from the Paul Verhoeven original – minus the "creep" – the first wall art doesn't tell us very much, but is impressive nonetheless.
That's Joel Kinnaman's jawline (you might have seen it and him before on The Killing) but there's no sign of Alex Murphy's wife Clara, played by Australian Abbie Cornish. She's in the trailer though.
Robocop opens in February in North America.


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Ani DiFranco's Declaration Of Undying Love
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Ani DiFranco has built her reputation as a take-no-bull folksinger who champions the downtrodden, rails against privileged excess and offers messages of empowerment and solidarity. A Woody Guthrie disciple, she's famous for circumventing the music-industry machine to find success on her own terms with her Righteous Babe label.
Yet DiFranco also has a soft, romantic side, which she captures with simple elegance in "Hearse." She opens the track with the sound of lightly tinkling bells, which quickly segue to a dirge-like beat as DiFranco strums her guitar and sings in her clear, commanding voice, "I don't wanna strive for nothin' anymore / I just wanna lie here with you."
Later, she promises, "I will always be your lover / even after our atoms are dispersed. ... And I will follow you into the next life / like a dog chasing after a hearse." Those words may not register as romantic when read off a computer screen. But when DiFranco sings them sweetly — without any sense of pain or longing, but merely as statements of fact — the depth of her love is fully evident and undeniable.
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The 78 meter long ferry Midsland was reported aground on a sandbank near Terschelling, Netherlands damaging the vessel's shaft. The ferry was hauling only freight on its route between Terschelling and Harlingen. There were no passengers on board during the incident. Reports state the area where the Midsland grounded had not been dredged and has been become dangerously shallow. Owners of the ferry stated the Midsland would be quickly back in service.
Day: June 13, 2011
Clipper Aground
The 131 foot (40 meter) clipper (Schoeneraak) De Tukker went aground while attempting to enter Amble Harbour, United Kingdom. Reports state the crew didn't realize it was at low tide and didn't have enough clearance over the sandbank. No one was injured. The RNLI was able to pull the De Tukker into deeper water. The De Tukker is a training vessel used in a program to help trouble youth.
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The 800 foot long tanker Ratna Puja went aground on the Mississippi River near the area called Head of Passes, the area where the Mississippi River breaks into several fingers into the Gulf of Mexico. The tanker had left Plaquemines Perish with a cargo of carbon black oil and was heading southbound towards the gulf when it became stuck. Tugs were able to pull the tanker free a few days later. Reports state the vessel suffered no damage and no oil was released. Authorities stated the Mississippi River has an irregular channel due to the the large amounts of mud and sediment carried from earilier flooding. The Army Corps have 5 dredges in operation in the area and draft restrictions may be enforced.


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Like Perennial Wood's decking, its tongue-and-groove porch flooring is southern pine treated with a process called acetylation, which alters the cellular structure of wood with heat, pressure, and acetic anhydride. The treatment leaves no toxic materials in the wood, and boards can be painted or stained. The company says the wood is three times more stable dimensionally than unmodified wood and is less likely to shrink, swell, cup, and warp. It's guaranteed against rot, decay, and movement for 25 years.
Perennial Wood decking is available in the Northeast, but the porch flooring is the first Perennial product that will be distributed in the southeastern U.S. It will be sold in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia in lumberyards serviced by Snavely Forest Products.
Flooring will come in 8- and 10-foot lengths in three profiles: 3/4 inch and 7/8 inch thick with a 3 1/8-inch face; and 29/32 inch thick with a 51/8-inch face.
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Wear an entirely unique piece of 2,000-year-old history. The glass in this aqua-hued jewelry began life as a vase, jug, or vessel. Uncovered from ancient Roman archaeological sites in modern-day Israel, and sourced from a reputable antique dealer authorized by the Israeli government, each not only bears the marks of its past life as a household or temple object, but also has been transformed by the very earth in which it rested. Each piece of Roman glass is framed by a sterling silver bezel.


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Compensation costs for private sector workers advanced 0.7 percent from September 2002 to December 2002 (seasonally adjusted), after rising 0.6 percent in the prior quarter.
Wages and salaries in the private sector inched up 0.4 percent for the second consecutive quarter, after larger gains earlier in the year.
Benefit costs for private industry workers were up 1.2 percent for the December quarter, compared with a 1.0-percent advance in the June-September period.
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Ugh.... I Hate Dating (Long Vent)
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That sucks. Just be glad it happened early in your relationship rather than after you really started to like/love him.
I have no words of advice for you on dating. 18 months after SD left me, I still feel pretty raw in terms of letting someone else in.
I keep telling myself time heals all wounds.
Sorry girl. If you don't want advice, look away but anytime and I mean this, anytime a potential date tells you their ex is crazy... RUN. Seriously, just run. 99.99% of the time THEY are the crazy ones.
It will save you tons of grief. I promise ;-)
It has been over 2.5 years since me and my ex broke up and I still feel raw about dating. That is why I wanted to just casual date someone and he seemed really cool, except that he liked me too much and what's funny is I was worried that I was going to be the one that hurt him. I liked him, but wasn't sure that I wanted to get serious with the first guy that I dated since my ex. It's too bad because we clicked really well and he seemed like someone I could date. Oh well, on the next next one I guess. The only bad thing is now I am going to have serious trust issues. LOL.
Im sorry and like the others said at least it happened early instead of being strung along for a long time. I don't trust the online dating because I hear more horror stories then success stories.
I will tell you years ago I met someone online through at single parents site. We IMed for months before I gave him my #, then talked on the phone. I became so consumed with him because I was working and in school at the time and was lonely. We kept up communication for almost 2yrs. He was such a player and lied about everything. I developed feelings for this man without ever meeting him in person how sick is that? lol. Its great that you put yourself out there, so don't let this stop you from trying again, just look out for the warning signs like IMAGs said. Hang in there you will meet someone special.
Dating can totally suck- men just don't get it and they can be such liars. I have met so many jerks in the 3 years I have been single! It sounds like he was trying to make you jealous about the ex and then just went back to her- what a douche!!
Sorry that's happened to you. You just have to pick yourself up and keep it moving. There's nothing wrong with you! You have to weed out a few bad ones to get to the good one, ya know? Hang in there.
Mom to Jaylen and Angelea
Hey a least he had enough guts to call you and tell you the truth!! lol He could have kept dating you while dating his ex too and lying about it. Thats more than a lot of us have gotten!! Still sucks either way though.
Hang in there and dont give up!!
~~~Proud mom to Destiny~~~ Born 2-7-07
Learning to deal with Sensory Processing Disorder one day at a time.
anytime I run across a guy that states that his ex has ANY kind of interest in them I tell them to get that sorted out and call me when that is resolved... it just makes for a big mess to get involved with someone who has one foot in the door and one foot out the door..
good luck, don't let him write of casual dating in general... the way I see it is that every casual date you have you learn more about yourself... what you want, what you don't want, how you KNOW you deserve to be treated etc. so when you find Mr. right you will know after learning through the casual dating thing


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Flames Shutout Nebraska-Omaha, 2-0
Oct. 16, 2011
Eric Frazier and Ivan Stanisavljevic each scored goals, with Frazier tallying the game-winner in the 16th minute of the first half, leading the UIC men's soccer team to a convincing 2-0 win over Nebraska-Omaha in a non-conference match at Flames Field Sunday night.
With the win, the Flames improved to 7-3-3 on the season, while the Mavericks dropped to 1-9.
"We definitely created more chances (tonight)," said UIC head coach Sean Phillips. "Nebraska Omaha's goalkeeper deserves to be complicated, because he made a couple of very good, high-level saves in the first half to keep the score at 1-0. We've still got to do a little more work on our finishing. We did a better job of moving the ball from side-to-side, but for us to only come away with two goals on the amount of chances we had, shows that we need some improvement in that area."
Frazier put the Flames on the board at the 15:23 mark of the first half, playing a cross from sophomore Nermin Dautovic, and finishing low post to tally the eventual game-winner. Stanisavljevic added insurance in the 70th minute (69:43), capitalizing on a penalty kick that beat Nebraska-Omaha goalkeeper Josh Christensen.
UIC dominated statistically, boasting a 25-3 advantage in the shots department, including 12 shots-on-goal. Stanisavljevic attempted a game-high nine shots, with six on goal, while Joe Radice and Slobodan Aleksov each attempted three.
UIC goalkeeper Piotr Kikolski and senior net minder Taylor Kelliher combined to post the Flames' third shutout of the season, while Christensen played all 90 minutes for the Mavericks, turning away 10 shots. The Flames took five corner kicks.
"Defensively, I thought we did a better job of applying pressure," Phillips said. "Nebraska-Omaha has some dangerous, young players, and they created a couple of fires that our guys were able to put out, much better than they did Friday night against Cleveland State."
UIC will resume Horizon League play next Saturday (Oct. 22), when the Flames travel to the Motor City to take on Detroit beginning at 1 p.m. CST.


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College Hockey:Report: Fired New Hampshire women's coach McCloskey seeking reinstatement
According to a story published in Foster's Daily Democrat on Wednesday, fired New Hampshire women's coach Brian McCloskey wants to be reinstated by the university.
McCloskey was terminated by UNH in early December for what the school called "inappropriate physical contact" with a player on the bench during a game Nov. 30 against Ohio State.
"I have a great relationship with the players," McCloskey said to Foster's. "They're the unfortunate collateral damage out of all this."
Also in the report, McCloskey said he believes that the wording of the school's announcement may suggest his conduct could have been sexual in nature and wants the school to apologize and publicly state that wasn't the case.
"The ensuing humiliation and embarrassment that my family and I experienced … is difficult to express," McCloskey wrote in an email to his coaching colleagues just after his firing.
"The defamation was ridiculous, but I can survive that," he told Foster's. "The mishandling of it was unconscionable."
According to McCloskey, the unnamed player in the incident responded to his constructive criticism by "shouting profanity-laced excuses" and turning her back on him on the bench. McCloskey then reportedly reached forward with his left hand and pulled on the shoulder of her jersey so that she would be seated on the bench.
"The 'inappropriate physical contact' that the University found objectionable was my pulling on the jersey of a female hockey player to ensure I had her full attention, a player who had turned her back to me and abandoned all signs of discipline and respect," read McCloskey's email. "I reprimanded her and left no doubt that her behavior was unacceptable."
McCloskey and his attorney, Laura Studen, are claiming defamation, breach of contract and wrongful termination.
"I never sought legal counsel," McCloskey added. "They came to me. They were outraged. This isn't about money. It's about doing the right thing."
Also on Wednesday, UNH announced that Jamie Wood and Stephanie Jones will serve as interim co-head coaches of the women's team for the remainder of the 2013-14 season.
"We have complete confidence in both Jamie and Stephanie," New Hampshire director of athletics Marty Scarano said in a statement. "They each bring considerable talents to this difficult situation. I believe the student-athletes will be best served by utilizing both coaches' skills and experiences."
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Well it doesn't seem like almost a month ago I started back at this. Holy Moly I'm really letting time slip on by. I've been so focused on trying to find a new job and all of my time and hard work finally paid off.
My 25th birthday is tomorrow (9/23) and I start my job on the 24th. Talk about an awesome birthday present. This is something that I really needed to change in my life and I'm so glad it finally happened. Not only is the job changing but other things will change in my life as well. I live in a major metropolitan city and my job is right in center city so all I have to do is hop on a bus and BAM I'm at work. Of course I do have to walk a few blocks and I'm actually excited for that (of course I say this now, but I'm sure when winter rolls around I will be saying otherwise) This forces me to get exercise I would otherwise not get.
I have become sedentary and lazy lately. I have a lack of motivation and I feel somewhat trapped by myself. I'm the only one holding me back and I need to change that. I feel like this job change is me showing myself that I can do it. I can get back to exercising and losing the weight I want to lose.
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You'll notice that these canyons can be reached by airplane. There are many backcountry airstrips in southern Utah, most scratched out during the heyday uranium mining boom era of the 1940's and 50's. They offer unforgettable (and often expedited) access to these remote canyons. Most flights are about an hour and are operated in conjuction with Redtail Aviation at Canyonlands Airport. Consider this approach since it allows an unparalled view and understanding of the complex terrain that you'll soon be exploring. The flight is sure to be just as memorable as the canyons themselves.
This two day canyoneering trip into the canyons of North
Wash offers a whirlwind combination of amazing slot canyon hikes. Each
canyon builds upon the previous in grandeur and difficulty. It's about
the most action-packed two day trip anywhere! While Blarney Canyon,
and it's nearby "big brother" Shimrock Canyon,
showcase some of the narrowest slots in the deserts of Utah, the short
but sweet Lavar Canyon adds an easygoing finishing touch.
Blarney is a first-class slot canyon, period. It is shorter and more casual than Shimrock and offers a great first day warmup to the following day's rigors of "Shim." Blarney's charm begins immediately after leaving the vehicle. Switchbacking our way up an immense dome of Navajo sandstone, the distant views get more dramatic with each step. Most notably to the west loom the volcanic Henry Mountains, or simply - the "Henrys." Long considered to last of the named and explored U.S. mountain ranges, these 11,000 foot peaks were originally named the Unknown Mountains by John Wesley Powell during his pioneering 1869 exploration of the nearby Colorado River and Grand Canyon. Never one to pass up a great river trip with buddies, Powell retraced his route in 1871. It was at this time, much to the chagrin of longtime local Mr. Jeremiah Unknown, Powell renamed the range after then Secretary of the Smithsonian Institute Joseph Henry.
Upon reaching the top of our ascent of the formidable Navajo domes, the approach hike quickly levels out and our fine views of the Henrys get more of the attention they deserve. Further to the south is Trachyte Point, an impressive uplift of even more Navajo sandstone overlooking the take-out for Cataract Canyon raft trips. Before long we reach the head of Blarney Canyon and the first rappel. And what a nice one it is. If you've never rappelled before, no worries. It's easy, short, secure and with a nice gradual "transition" from flat ground to vertical. Around the corner, however, "the slot" awaits. Out comes the body armor...
You'll quickly learn to love the body armor we provide - basically kneepads and, for truly desperate times, elbow pads. They will save you a lot of skin over the next couple days and you'll likely want yours bronzed afterwards! Chimney after chimney is encountered, all of which are great fun with plenty of "problem solving." There's even another rappel buried somewhere in the midst of this madness! At any one of the two spots in the slot where its wide enough to relax, a well-deserved lunch appears. Eventually we slither our way back out to sunshine and reaffirm that Life is good. This is a fantastic slot and really gets this trip started off on the right foot. While these slots can be serious work - they are serious fun! And Blarney is just the beginning.
As the afternoon lingers on we begin to feel the pull of a comfortable camp, a nice dinner and a relaxing evening under the stars. However, since Blarney is a relatively short canyon hike and we're full of energy (it is our first day out, after all...), the idea of another short hike is often entertained. So we're looking for what's commonly called an "after dinner" hike; one of a relatively short, casual nature close to camp which can be completed in an hour or so. Lavar Canyon, situated just footsteps from camp, is a most attractive prospect!
Speaking of prospects, Blarney, Shimrock and Lavar are located in a region rich in mining history. Gold, silver, coal, vanadium, uranium, unameit - it's been mined. Lavar Canyon particularly contains some fascinating remnants of the good ol' days. Broken down water flumes and decrepit bridges cling to the canyon walls far above. Oh how the miners of yesteryear must have cursed this rugged place for the difficulties it gave them in their search for riches. It's interesting to think that today we've come to value most that which brought the pioneers so much trouble.
Within a stone's throw of our camp chairs are the two rappels into Lavar Canyon. We'll stay dry on the first as it takes us from the canyon rim to the intermediate canyon floor. Here we find ourselves within a heavily vegetated, shallow gorge through which a small creek serenely flows. Almost immediately is the second rappel (aka "Million Dollar Drop"), cascading steeply - along with the water - into the very bottom depths of this little gem. On a hot day, the refreshing spray of water is heavenly. No sense in rushing downcanyon after unclipping from the rope, either. Linger awhile and absorb the water and surroundings. Let the sand and dust from the day's earlier jaunt through Blarney wash away. Then continue on when good and ready, for camp is close and we've nowhere to be anyway.
The hike out the remainder of Lavar Canyon is within an impressive stint of tight narrows yet has no significant obstacles. You can even hike up to the bottom of Million Dollar Drop via the lower end of the canyon from camp, thus avoiding the rappels. This makes for a great area to explore on your own in the late afternoon / early evening hours while the guides prepare dinner. With the tranquil sounds of water always present, there are several idyllic places to relax, enjoy snacks and a drink, read a book, take a nap... Rest up now, for tomorrow promises a grand adventure.
Take Blarney Canyon and stretch it a fair bit length-wise and squeeze it quite a bit more width-wise. That's Shimrock Canyon for you. Twice as long, half as wide, five times harder and ten times funner! It is both abusing and amusing - a.k.a. Abusement! This is one of the most amazing slot canyons around due to the incredibly sustained nature of the very tight narrows.
As you've likely observed throughout this website, most trip descriptions are liberally peppered with praise. Even the notorious Medieval Chamber, despite its name, is described in glowing terms. However, Shimrock Canyon (think about that name for a second) merits a well-deserved caution. It is very, very narrow. While this canyon is 100% "off-the-charts" fun, it is definitely not a good place for severe claustrophobes or heavy set folks. Most of the time it's wide enough for anyone, but traversing a couple spots within this beauty are akin to sliding under your bed (vertically oriented, of course, and without the monsters). If you want something a bit wider or less physical for day two there are plenty of fabulous options (see below), but for now, let's talk about Shimrock.
Being Blarney's brother, Shim shares kindred qualities. Views of the Henrys dominate the approach, which is a touch longer and a little more demanding. The early morning light casts delightful shadows across the sea of polished Navajo domes. Off to our right, and way down there, lies the ensuing action. It lingers in our peripheral view for the better part of the hour-long approach. The deep, dark slot somehow both tempts and terrifies. Fortunately the former overwhelms the latter and we quickly find ourselves at the head of the canyon. Having hiked Blarney the day before we know the rote drill - packs off, body armor on. Check.
The abusement is relentless. It's a rare day (or night, perhaps) where you work this hard and yet have so much fun. Obstacle after obstacle present us with hours of delightful problem-solving entertainment. Shim is a brilliant natural puzzle requiring physical and mental adaptability and improvisation. Teamwork is key as we go deeper into its maw. The slot is often so narrow that you cannot pass one another without having to chimney up and over. In such confined places, the right sequence of gear, packs and even people makes an enormous difference in determining the difficulty of each obstacle. Like Muzak on an elevator, the near constant dull roar of scraping packs, pads and pants becomes so familiar that it eventually goes unnoticed. Only during frequent rests in this seeming otherworld does the silence become startling. Life is really good.
What about the rappels, you ask? Well, there are a couple of short rappels lurking here and there, however, they have no choice but to yield the spotlight to the endless fantastic chimneys. Be assured, grasshopper, you will attain black-belt "chimney master" status by the end of this two day trip...
No visit to the North Wash area seems quite complete without the short stroll to a nearby pictograph panel appropriately named "Cleopatra." This beautiful rock art is from the Archaic Indians which inhabited the area as long as 6,000 years ago. Nearly as awesome is her surroundings - an enormous sandstone alcove. It's a wonderful spot to reflect upon ancient cultures and a couple of days that were very, very well spent.
We could conclude two very spectacular days of canyoneering here by calling it quits and heading back to Moab. Scenic flights from a nearby airstrip or a couple hours on the highway will get us there. However, for those who just can't get enough of these canyons we can offer an additional day or more to this itinerary. Though visiting the above three canyons in two days will satisfy most, there are many other fantastic slots in the area so trip lengths can easily vary depending on your group's desire. Endless Possibilities!
|Costs are based upon a two person
minimum and include all National Park fees and all necessary technical
gear (harnesses, ropes, rappel devices, carabiners and helmets). Camp
gear and meals are provided.
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Today's ruling by a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel in California that strikes down a requirement by San Diego County that concealed carry permit applicants must show "good cause" underscores the need for the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) to accept a New Jersey carry case filed by the Second Amendment Foundation, and discussed here earlier.
SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb is "cautiously optimistic" that the Ninth Circuit ruling in Peruta v. San Diego, which is not a SAF case, will give the high court even more reason to accept the case of Drake v. Jerejian, which is a SAF case, joined by the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs. Other gun rights authorities are weighing in here and here on the ruling. Other opinions are showing up at The Gun Wire.
Gottlieb noted to Examiner, "Timing is everything," and in this case, the timing of this morning's ruling coincides remarkably well with SAF's petition for review of the New Jersey case by the Supreme Court.
In its divided ruling today, the Ninth Circuit noted, "…the majority of nineteenth century courts agreed that the Second Amendment right extended outside the home and included, at minimum, the right to carry an operable weapon in public for the purpose of lawful self-defense. Although some courts approved limitations on the manner of carry outside the home, none approved a total destruction of the right to carry in public."
The ruling actually refers to the Drake case, and to other SAF cases, including Moore v. Madigan – which forced Illinois to adopt a carry statute – and Woolard v. Sheridan in Maryland. It also sets up a conflict which the high court must resolve between the circuits, which have split on the right to carry outside the home.
The Peruta case is not a SAF action, but SAF, along with other gun rights organizations, filed amicus briefs in support. Today's majority ruling, written by Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain, noted, "In California, the only way that the typical responsible, law-abiding citizen can carry a weapon in public for the lawful purpose of self-defense is with a concealed-carry permit. And, in San Diego County, that option has been taken off the table.
"The San Diego County policy specifies that concern for 'one's personal safety alone' does not satisfy the 'good cause' requirement for issuance of a permit," the judge wrote. 'Instead, an applicant must demonstrate that he suffers a unique risk of harm: he must show 'a set of circumstances that distinguish [him] from the mainstream and cause[] him . . . to be placed in harm's way.' Given this requirement, the 'typical' responsible, law-abiding citizen in San Diego County cannot bear arms in public for self-defense; a typical citizen fearing for his "personal safety"—by definition—cannot 'distinguish [himself] from the mainstream.'
"Although California law provides other specified exceptions from the general prohibition against public carry," he wrote, "these do little to protect an individual's right to bear arms in public for the lawful purpose of self-defense."
"To be clear," Judge O'Scannlain later added, "we are not holding that the Second Amendment requires the states to permit concealed carry. But the Second Amendment does require that the states permit some form of carry for self-defense outside the home."
The ruling sides rather well with language in a brief submitted to the Supreme Court by 34 members of Congress supporting SAF's request for review in the Drake case. In that brief, signed by one Senator and 33 Representatives and written by California attorney Bradley A. Benbrook, they argue:
"First, the Court should affirm that the Second Amendment secures a right to carry handguns outside the home for self-defense. The majority in Drake held that it does not, and upheld New Jersey's onerous requirement that an applicant for a carry permit must show 'justifiable need' – 'specific threats or previous attacks which demonstrate a special danger to the applicant's life' – a standard that bars nearly every law-abiding, responsible citizen from carrying a handgun anywhere outside the home. Two other circuits have refused to expressly decide the question.
The Seventh Circuit, by contrast, has squarely concluded that the Second Amendment does protect citizens' rights to carry handguns outside the home for self-defense.
"Second, the Court should clarify the standard of review governing Second Amendment claims involving restrictions on the right of law-abiding adults to carry handguns outside the home. The Third Circuit's so-called "intermediate scrutiny" analysis consisted of the very sort of vague interest-balancing and extreme deference to legislative 'policy choices' that Heller stated should not occur in resolving Second Amendment challenges. Even if First Amendment-style tiered scrutiny applies to Second Amendment claims outside the factual settings in Heller and McDonald, the Nation's courts are deeply split on the application of such scrutiny. Drake stands out for its refusal to put the government to the burden of citing evidence in support of its restriction, and in refusing to consider whether the restriction burdens more Second Amendment conduct than is 'reasonably necessary,' all in favor of rubber-stamping the legislature's policy judgment over the citizens' right to keep and bear arms.
"Unfortunately, such second-class treatment of the Second Amendment pervades the lower courts…
As this column noted earlier today, gun rights advocates contend that SCOTUS needs to take a case that allows it to clearly define the meaning of "bearing" arms and set down parameters beyond which regulation of time, place and manner cannot extend.
It is important to note that Washington and Oregon both are in the Ninth Circuit, and this morning's ruling just might amount to a bucket of cold water thrown on gun prohibitionists who might seek to erode concealed carry licensing statutes, while also seeking to ban open carry.


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MARION, VIRGINIA: BETTY RUTH UMBARGER, age 83, died Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at Smyth County Community Hospital.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Ike and Mattie Brooks Pruitt; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Thelma Pruitt and brother-in-law, Buddy Teaster.
Ruth is survived by her husband, Floyd "Buss" Umbarger of Marion, Virginia; three sons, Allen Umbarger and wife, Janie of Glade Spring, Virginia; David Umbarger and wife, Linda; Roger Umbarger and wife, Betty all of Marion, Virginia; two sisters, Violet Teaster and Emma Jean Wymer and husband, Curtis all of Marion, Virginia; one brother, Ralph Pruitt and wife, Wilma of Martinsville, Virginia; five grandchildren; one step-granddaughter; seven great-grandchildren and many special friends.
Funeral Services will be held Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at Seaver-Brown Chapel with Reverend Herman Cress and Reverend R.C. Leonard officiating. Burial will follow in Rosewood Memorial Gardens in Rural Retreat, Virginia. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at Seaver-Brown Chapel.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Russell's Chapel, C/O Bill Reynolds, 1265 Scratch Gravel Road, Marion, Virginia 24354 or to Jones Chapel Church of God, 5580 Highway 145, Meridian, Mississippi 39301.
Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family at www.seaverbrown.com. Seaver-Brown Funeral Service and Crematory is serving the Umbarger Family.


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Last Sunday, I took a writer from the German magazine Stern to visit NSA's Utah Data Center in Bluffdale. Norbert Hoefler, U.S. correspondent for the glossy magazine, has written about subjects important to Germans, including Edward Snowden and the tragic deaths of the Arizona hot shot firefighting crew last June.
Stern, which is investigating the explosive growth of NSA snooping since 9/11, sent Hoefler to Lehi to ferret out how Utahns, world-famous hard-core conservatives, feel about hosting a privacy invasion center. (Apparently, the Germans haven't gotten over U.S. spooks listening in on German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cell phone.)
Norbert had read the satirical piece SLMag did on the Data Center, "Utah: Land of Secrets" and, curiously, thought I could background him on Utah's culture and mentality. (I'm still not entirely sure he understood that my article about how well Utahns keep secrets, from the Enola Gay to Mountain Meadows Massacre, was a goof.)
First things first, I told him definitively that he could get a decent beer in Utah. Just not on Sunday. And not in any of the restaurants at Thanksgiving Point, ever.
As for acceptance of the NSA center—I tried to explain the nuanced balance between Utahns' God-given conservative principles and a tsunami of federal money. "Ahhh," he said.
The good ol' days at NSA.
Norbert had requested a tour of the Utah Data Center, but NSA told him that wasn't going to happen. So he flew out to Utah and rented a room looking west to the Data Center. Seriously, he's staying at the Hampton Inn at Thanksgiving Point. "I asked them for a room with a view of the Data Center," he told me. This guy is good.
Thus, in the cause of investigative journalism, Norbert has been waking up to a panoramic view of the hideous retail-and-residential developments around T-giving Point. In the distance, beyond the rows of nearby big gray boxes, he can see another group of larger gray boxes that look very much like Costcos or Walmarts. The guys at NSA are obviously masters of camouflage.
A non-typical Bluffdale native
I sympathized with Norbert, of course. Not only did NSA blow him off, but the mayor of Bluffdale refused to meet with him or even be interviewed over the phone about the NSA center. So, I picked Norbert up in a driving snow/rain/sleet squall and we set out for the spy nest on the hill.
A Utah State Trooper guarding the service road to the Data Center told us we couldn't drive up to get a close look. After careful questioning, we learned that, yes, sitting in a cruiser with the lights flashing on a stormy day is boring. But it's better duty than the Festival of Colors in Spanish Fork: "You've got to wonder what's in that powder they're throwing," the trooper said. "It can't be good for the soil."
The photo NSA has on file, no doubt, from Saturday's Colors Fest.
(BTW—I know….What the heck is a Utah trooper doing providing security to the NSA? I've got a call into DPS.)
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I am getting the following issue while trying to install Mavensmate in my Windows 7 ultimate.
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I am getting the following issue while trying to install Mavensmate in my Windows 7 ultimate.
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Techman97 just posted an excellent walkthrough on his blog:
I suspect that, given your issue, you're dealing with one of two situations:
Open command line and try out the
I think you could try starting the setup from the Git's (or should I say Github's?) power shell where the command works OK... But I've simply added
I've added this at the end of the current PATH (semicolon is important)
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Hm... actually probably you could modify the path variable just in this
Anyway - that solved it for me. I've found that blog post from @KevinP's answer useful too and I've ended up with 2 SSH keys (1 generated by Github's client, 1 generated manually)... No idea if you really have to follow this manual key generation but this answer helped me to reach a solution so +1 :)
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Maybe just really install Git from GitHub :) It will come with power shell and / or you'll be able to generate this with clicks in the settings...
There is a git command line on global config to have it not check SSL. ( sslnoverify).
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For example, if the second LAN uses addresses in the range 10.10.10.1 through 10.10.10.255, then your printer would have an address something like 10.10.10.200. Generally, it is good practice to limit the address range handed out by the LAN's DHCP server so that you have a range of addresses available for 'fixed' devices such as printers. You don't want DHCP address assignment for the printer. I hope this helps.
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I have a firm belief that to stay relevant and be successful in this ever-changing, ultra-competitive, whacky world, we actually need to upgrade the way we think on a permanent basis. To think the same as we always have is to fall behind. The things that used to make us successful no longer work, your old thinking is now taken for granted, and our problem-solving abilities are now commoditized or digitized.
In a recent post, I discussed how organizations fail to innovate, and it very often starts with the (bad) people in place, starting from the top of the org chart.
In a December 18 article, Stefan Lindegaard defines 5 types of people who kill innovation.
Here is my list (non-exhaustive) of people of kill innovation.
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1. Executives who sell innovation to their employees like a car sales person sells a Humvee to a potential buyer trying to convince him it offers the best gas mileage. If a leader is not genuine in his intention to create a true culture of innovation, employees won't buy into it. They are not stupid.
2. Incompetent "innovation" directors who kill their employees' creativity and will to innovate because their ideas don't fit in the "mold". Hmm… it reminds me of my French literature teacher who used to give me bad grades because I had a different interpretation of a book from hers. Such directors are supposed to encourage innovation within their team, not to teach their team how to think like them. Fu#k it up! (read: funk it up).
3. Executives who want to hire employees with "an entrepreneurial spirit", but don't let those same employees experiment business ventures and innovation inside or outside of the company. How are such employees supposed to boost their entrepreneurial spirit if their attempts are shut down?
4. Managers who steal ideas from their team to make those ideas their "own", transforming concepts to fit their "narrow" views, thus disengaging the very ones who came up with innovative ideas.
5. Formal or informal "leaders" who are put in place because of their "special" connections to the exec team (yeah, many companies still encourage boot lickers), discouraging the willing employees to come forward with ideas.
6. The "narrow-minded" people who only focus on what they can benefit from participating and miss the big picture.
7. Execs who are so afraid of open innovation and bringing outside thinkers that they still live in the stone age when Neanderthals protected fire from their enemies, fearing they would lose the "fire" (to innovate) they have in them.
8. YOU, if you are soooo comfortable in your sleepers that you refuse to grab the remote control and switch the channel to challenge the status quo. If you are afraid to fail, you will never move forward. You must upgrade your thinking. A quote of my kids' favorite movie (Ratatouille): Gusteau "If you focus on what you left behind you will never see what lies ahead!".
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The Albuquerque Isotopes built themselves a nice 6-1 lead Saturday night. The bullpen, though, could not hold up and they ended up suffering a grating 9-7 loss to the visiting Tacoma Rainiers.
"The pen's been solid for us throughout the season so far (but) it was just a rough night for us out of the bullpen," Albuquerque manager Damon Berryhill said. "It's just one of those nights where coming out of the pen we weren't very sharp."
Jose Dominguez (0-1) came in with the game tied 7-7 in the ninth inning. He ended up striking out the first batter he faced and then the last two he faced.
In between, however, his command dissipated as he gave up a double to Cole Gillespie, who then moved to third on a wild pitch. After Ji-Man Choi walked, a passed ball by catcher Miguel Olivo enabled Gillespie to score the go-ahead run and Choi to reach second.
Jesus Montero followed with an RBI double to right field for a little insurance. Dominguez then plunked Leury Bonilla before recovering and striking out Humberto Quintero and Xavier Avery.
"Well, Jose hasn't thrown in a while," Berryhill said of the Dodgers' No. 11-ranked prospect. "I think he's probably on day six of rest. But it's not a big concern. I think we'll get him out there again and he'll be fine."
The Isotopes (5-4) tried to rally in their half of the ninth. Joc Pederson led off with a double to center, but Jamie Romak struck out, Clint Robinson grounded out to second base and Miguel Olivo grounded out to shortstop.
"I thought we could have been a little more consistent tonight, but overall I'm pleased with the way we're swinging the bats," Berryhill said. "We just need to finish off the ballgame."
Tacoma starter Andrew Carraway held Albuquerque without a hit through the first three innings. Once the Isotopes saw him a second time, however, they pounced.
Romak had an RBI single, Olivo singled home two more runs and Nick Buss capped the fourth inning with a two-run homer to right field. The Isotopes took a commanding 5-1 lead and they would chase Carraway on Robinson's RBI single in the fifth.
"I think offensively we've got the potential to put up some good numbers," Berryhill said. "I'd like to see us get a little bit more consistent and start spreading it out a little bit. But I'll take a big inning any chance we get."
The Rainiers (3-5) began their rally in the sixth inning. Gillespie belted a two-run homer to left-center off Henry Sosa, who ended up being charged with four runs in 5.2 innings of work as Ty Kelly added an RBI double.
Tacoma was within 6-4 before tying the game in the seventh on Nick Franklin's RBI double and Gillespie's RBI single. Franklin's double was off Justin Souza, while Steve Edlefsen gave up the single.
The Isotopes briefly retook the lead on Robinson's RBI single in the seventh, but Logan Kensing (1-0) came in and struck out Olivo and Buss with runners on first and second. James Jones would retie the game at 7-7 with an RBI single in the eighth, setting the stage for the final rally in the ninth.
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I am running an apache server and a JSP web application which I am accessing over LAN.
I want to test the performance of the web app(it's a third party...not written by me) to decide whether to run it under HTTP or HTTPS.
I am a beginner when it comes to all this performance testing and all. Can someone recommend me tools and give some beginner level info on this issue(a detailed blog post would also do).
Basically, I need to know how should I go about the testing and how can I decide whether to run it under HTTP or HTTPS?
Ofcourse HTTPS would be preferred but if the performance impact is significant then I will run it under HTTP. I want to know how the quantified impact on performance.
I know there are some similar questions out there(like this How much of a performance hit for https vs http for apache?), but the answers are mostly targeted towards quite expert administrators and I am not able to understand how to use the tools mentioned in those answers.
P.S. I am running everything under windows.