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Twin Cities is America's 4th-snobbiest metro, study says
If Travel + Leisure's reader survey can be believed, Twin Cities residents have their collective noses higher in the air than just about anybody.
SEE ALSO: NYC editor disses Minneapolis's awesome parks: The city "is in like, Canada or something"
That's because the survey ranked MSP as the fourth-snobbiest city in the country. In fact, the only cities ranking higher are the long-established hotbeds of snobbiness that are San Francisco, New York City, and Boston.
Travel + Leisure came up with the ranking by aggregating various categories of data from the reader surveys.
"[W]e factored in some traditional staples of snobbery: a reputation for aloof and smarty-pants residents, along with high-end shopping and highbrow cultural offerings like classical music and theater," a summary of the findings says. "But we also considered 21st-century definitions of elitism: tech-savviness, artisanal coffeehouses, and a conspicuous eco-consciousness (say, the kind of city where you get a dirty look for throwing your coffee cup in the wrong bin)."
Here's what T + L had to say about the Twin Cities specifically:
Perhaps readers felt intimidated by these bookish, indie-music-loving, craft-beer-drinking hipsters, who also ranked highly for being exceptionally tidy. If these Minnesotans feel self-satisfied, is it any wonder? They also scored well for being fit and outdoorsy; you can join them at the Chain of Lakes, where, depending on the season, folks are hiking, paddling, or even ice-surfing.
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8. Providence
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For what it's worth, Portland ranked 11th, meaning in the eyes of T + L readers, we're snobbier than our Oregon rivals, Miamians, and Los Angelians, in addition to residents of the six cities behind us in the top 10.
Should we be proud, or not? Given the way T + L aggregated the data (with weight given to tech-savviness, good coffeeshops, and "highbrow cultural offerings"), we'd say it's nothing to be ashamed of.
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2012-08-23 - War Bonnet under alpenglow.
2012-08-23 - NE Face of War Bonnet.
2012-08-23 - Watch Tower and others under morning alpenglow.
2012-08-23 - War Bonnet as we depart camp. The upper NE Face is lit in the sun. We climbed around the backside to reach the notch above, where the route proper starts.
2012-08-23 - NE Face of War Bonnet. The technical climbing starts at the notch.
2012-08-23 - Approach ledges above Arrowhead Lake. You can mostly traverse over to this from the 'climber's Jackass Pass' trail. Look carefully for a line and some cairns as you encounter the large boulders as you descend from the pass.
2012-08-23 - Traverse much longer than you think. The ledge appears to end, but actually narrows, drops down, then widens and continues. The switchback is obvious and if you are climbing harder than cl. 2 to exit the ledge, you are leaving it too early. I say this because at first we exited too early!
2012-08-23 - Junky descent couloir. House-sized boulders of tediousness lie below.
2012-08-23 - Switching back on the approach ledge. Rock was mostly solid and mostly cl. 2 with occasional cl. 3-4 crux sections. None of it was ever all that exposed.
2012-08-23 - Final part of the approach ledges. The route begins at the notch ahead.
2012-08-23 - Shark's Nose, Overhanging Tower, Wolf's Head, Bollinger Peak, Tiger Tower (all in shadow) and Pingora seen from the notch.
2012-08-23 - Wolf's Head, Bollinger Peak, and Tiger Tower (in shadow) seen from the notch.
2012-08-23 - Shark's Nose and Overhanging Tower seen from the notch,
2012-08-23 - Pingora seen from the notch.
2012-08-23 - War Bonnet NE Face first pitch and beyond.
2012-08-23 - War Bonnet NE Face first pitch and beyond, panorama.
2012-08-23 - Finishing P1. I think Radek took the shadowy corner to the right, but the "Selects" guide directed us to the larger chimney on the left.
2012-08-23 - Wolf's head & Pingora from P2.
2012-08-23 - Wolf's head P2.
2012-08-23 - Pingora from P2.
2012-08-23 - Thomas leading the 5.6 chimney on P2.
2012-08-23 - P2 5.6 chimney. A little dirty . . .
2012-08-23 - P2 traversing right, thinking we are on route . . .
2012-08-23 - P2 climbing up before more traversing. We never found Radek's 6" ledge, which I think was at the next corner over (I could look down to it from here but we were cliffed out).
2012-08-23 - Starting P3 on lovely rock. It gets more decomposed higher up.
2012-08-23 - P3 crux. Thinking we were still on route, the info directed me to climb the decomposing left corner, where I couldn't see any pro or the mystical piton. No way! I like the line to the right better, and opted for what turned out to be a stout 5.8 OW (Thomas followed it as a lieback that he thought was 5.9).
2012-08-23 - Looking down from atop P3.
2012-08-23 - Thomas at the crux. He liebacked this at what he thought was 5.9. Leading it, I crawled inside at what I would rate a 5.8 OW.
2012-08-23 - P4, trying to figure out where to go.
2012-08-23 - Thomas leading P4. He is in gritty, friable 5.8R terrain and almost at a thin grassy ledge where he traverse to the right.
2012-08-23 - Thomas leading P4. He is in gritty, friable 5.8R terrain.
2012-08-23 - Thomas leading P4. He is past the gritty, friable 5.8R terrain and on a traversing ledge. This led to a grassy, dirt 5.9 downclimb to a notch on the right. This downclimb was thin and very awkward!
2012-08-23 - Following P4.
2012-08-23 - Following P4. I climbed up to a small ledge and then did the crux downclimb to Thomas.
2012-08-23 - Jackass Pass & Mitchell Peak seen from atop P4.
2012-08-23 - Following P4 steep grassy 5.9 downclimb.
2012-08-23 - P5 (5.6 spooky).
2012-08-23 - P5 (5.6 spooky)
2012-08-23 - Looking down P5. I later bailed on this pitch after a 5.8 finger traverse above some fresh rapp slings. I had doubts about being on route, which was too bad, since this was the way we should have gone!
2012-08-23 - So we rappelled on some bail slings at the base of P5 (there were bail slings everywhere on the face) to a ledge near some other bail slings in the next chute over. Thomas led up this corner as we thought we were one corner too far left on the face, especially after consulting the "Selects" guide photo.
2012-08-23 - Thomas leading up a corner that we hoped would lead us to the top . . .
2012-08-23 - I traversed this face to the sunlight. I thought the buttress on the skyline was midway across the face, and the chutes we sought after were maybe just around that corner (as there was nothing feasible in sight above us). So I traversed over on some loose ledges and large vibrating flakes to find . . .
2012-08-23 - No more NE Face! The tower in front seemed to overhang towards me. I think this is the Feather Pitch (5.9R/X). The "Selects" guide indicates the exit chute exits just to the right of the flake in sunlight behind and to the left.
2012-08-23 - Warrior I. Now I see why most parties don't continue to the summit after finishing the NE Face (IV, 5.9). Still, the guide says it is only a 'few' pitches of '5.7 with rappels' . . .
2012-08-23 - Warrior I. Now I see why most parties don't continue to the summit after finishing the NE Face (IV, 5.9), which ends on the tower on the right. Still, the guide says it is only a 'few' pitches of '5.7 with rappels' . . .
2012-08-23 - Looking back across the NE Face. Thomas is at the base and the "Selects" guide annotated photo indicated we exit to the near side of the flake in sunshine on the ridge. Instead of 5.6 this seemed to be more like 5.10R or worse, so we decided to trust Radek's drawing again, which showed the exit being several chutes back the other way.
2012-08-23 - 5.6 exit my butt . . . and I'm pretty sure the ridge drops right off the backside of that flake.
2012-08-23 - Looking for a 5.6-5.7 way up here. The "Selects" guide indicates 2 lines. We couldn't see anything remotely close, and no pro potential. Just seams . . .
2012-08-23 - Looking for a 5.6-5.7 way up here. The "Selects" guide indicates 2 lines. This section was very steep (about 80 degrees) and we couldn't see anything remotely close to that level of difficulty, and no pro potential. Just seams . . .
2012-08-23 - Looking back along the traverse (tilted about 45 degrees) as I reversed it.
2012-08-23 - Back on track after leading the rappel to get back to the base of P5.
2012-08-23 - Back on track looking back at Thomas. The pitch started with about 15' of unprotected 5.7 slab right off the belay. Good 'ol alpine flavor . . .
2012-08-23 - Wolf's Head from P5.
2012-08-23 - Crack climbing on the NE Face of War Bonnet.
2012-08-23 - Following P5 through the chockstone crux. Ooo lookie! A piton! That is a good sign.
2012-08-23 - Reaching Thomas atop P5. A little dirty here . . . Above is the exit pitch that goes through 2 5.6 squeeze chimneys. The second chimney had an interesting interior alcove with an ancient nut & chord. Stemming the alcove made the chimney easier.
2012-08-23 - P6 chimney.
2012-08-23 - After a hundred feet of class 4, we were on top! Late afternoon views of Steeple Peak from the summit.
2012-08-23 - Summit view of Steeple Peak.
2012-08-23 - Summit view South.
2012-08-23 - Summit view of Mitchell Pk.
2012-08-23 - Summit view of the Warrior I summit ridge from the NE Face to the summit.
2012-08-24 - War Bonnet's NE Face seen from near Jackass Pass.
2012-08-24 - Close up of where we wandered all over.
2012-08-24 - Below Arrowhead Lake, regaining the trail. We found a better way to traverse around the lake heading out - stay high and aim such that you reach the top of the large boulders in the distance.
2012-08-24 - War Bonnet and the long approach ledges.
2012-08-24 - War Bonnet from above North Lake.
2012-08-24 - Descent Couloir & annoying house-sized boulders below.


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https://twitter.com/SI_JimTrotter/st...74119356456960Congrats to Pep Hamilton on accepting the Colts offensive coordinator position. #TheRealHU
He was Stanford's OC since 2010 so he obviously has ties with Andrew Luck. Good move, imo.
https://twitter.com/SI_JimTrotter/st...74119356456960Congrats to Pep Hamilton on accepting the Colts offensive coordinator position. #TheRealHU
He was Stanford's OC since 2010 so he obviously has ties with Andrew Luck. Good move, imo.
Watching the Giants bullpen like:
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That's a nice move by the Colts. I'm sure Luck is thrilled to be working with him again.
Good move to please Luck. I really like his first name too.
@slmandel: Pep Hamilton's official title at Stanford was the "Andrew Luck Director of Offense." WIll Colts let him keep it?
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Like bringing in a younger coach. Good move.
The more i read about this the happier i get. Despite my post above, now that ive thought about it, it might be good to have a young coach so him and luck can develop together, and hes only 38. While its not impossible he gets a head coaching job in the next 2-4 years its unlikely.So this means him and luck may be together for a while now, where arians or even moore had their clocks ticking. I love the idea of scrapping the deep vertical offense to a higher percentage west coast, power runnig style, but what style pep brings remains to be seen. Anyways the more i read the more confident im feeling about this.
I really like this move for the Colts. Most coaching changes have been "meh", but this is a brilliant hire.
Another typical Viking's loss. OFFSEASON MODE
Cannot argue this move. Keep building around Andrew. I'm excited about the development of Fleener now.
French writer Alexis de Tocqueville warned about when visiting this fledgling democracy in the early 19th century that this "American republic will endure until politicians realize they can bribe the people with their own money."
Smart move, they lose a great OC but replace him with an Andrew Luck guy.


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The Holden Commodore SS-V is the best reason I can think of to not buy an SUV. I can drive up kerbs (carefully) in the SS-V, just like the requirements of 99% of SUV owners. I can tow 2100kg on a braked trailer (100kg more than a Hyundai Santa Fe). I can fit 486 litres of air in the boot, which is 83 more than a Mazda CX-5, and if I buy the Sportwagon version of the Commodore, there's a frankly ridiculous 2000 litres of space with the rear seats folded down. That's bigger than a long wheelbase Mitsubishi Pajero with its seats down, and there's no way you can chuck a Pajero around in the corners like you can this Commodore. Continue reading "Holden: 2014 VF Commodore SS-V Redline review" »
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That grille and the menacing eyes simply scare difficult terrain out of the way. Underpinning the seriousness of Jeep's commitment to dominating the road less paved, you can wade through water up to 508mm deep due to additional electrical and body seals plus a high air intake, there's 224mm of ground clearance, the approach angle is almost 30 degrees, the departure angle is 32 degrees and the ramp breakover angle is almost 23 degrees. Continue reading "Jeep: 2014 Cherokee Trailhawk review" »
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Type of Physician: Pediatric Rheumatologist
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Problem: I have a local Jenkins instance connecting to the web server for doing deployments; Jenkins can't enter token info or respond to phone calls (although who knows, I bet there's even a plugin for that!).
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Question: How less secure than the global sshd_config approach the authorized_keys approach is? Would you consider it an acceptable trade-off? Is there a better solution (that allows Jenkins to do slave deployments, whilst keeping everyone else locked down with token auth?).
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Experts believe that if the Obama administration successfully forces public schools across the country to grant transgender students access to bathrooms and locker rooms designated for the opposite biological sex, it could lead to an increase in the number of students who are homeschooled or attend private schools.
Last Friday, the departments of Education and Justice sent a directive to all public school districts in the United States telling them that they must allow transgender students into bathrooms, locker rooms and showers that are consistent with their gender identity. If school districts refuse, they could be at risk of losing millions of dollars in federal education funding.
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Two homeschooling families in Ohio could face hefty fines and many years in prison for failing to properly fill out notices of intent with their local school districts.
"Both families said they felt blindsided by these charges after they had taken steps to correct minor paperwork issues, which the school district did not bring to the families' attention for weeks," said attorney Peter Kamakawiwoole with the Home School Legal Defense Association to The Christian Post Tuesday.
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The parents of 10 children are being investigated by a social worker amid claims that they're raising "unsocialized homeschoolers."
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Will Estrada, a federal lobbyist for the Home School Legal Defense Association, co-chair of the recently established "Homeschoolers for Cruz" coalition and a homeschool graduate, hosted a conference call for homeschool families on Wednesday night and highlighted various ways that federal involvement threatens the power and privacy of of homeschool families.
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The lawsuit, filed against Gothard on Wednesday, is an amended version of a previous lawsuit filed against the Christian leader in October 2015.. more >>
Republican presidential candidate and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz announced Monday the launch of the Homeschoolers for Cruz coalition, an alliance of over 6,000 members of America's homeschool community and prominent homeschooling lobbyists who have united to endorse him for president.
Cruz announced the roll out of the coalition at a campaign event in Winterset, Iowa and explained that the coalition is focused on returning power to parent educators. Cruz vowed that if he is elected president, he will personally abolish the Common Core set of education standards.
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Violin Sonata No. 6 (Beethoven)
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The Violin Sonata No. 6 of Ludwig van Beethoven in A major, the first of his Opus 30 set, was composed between 1801 and 1802, published in May 1803, and dedicated to Tsar Alexander I of Russia. It has three movements:
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- Adagio molto espressivo
- Allegretto con variazioni
The work takes approximately 22 minutes to perform.
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"Energy companies behind the oil boom on the Northern Plains are increasingly turning to an industrial-age workhorse — the locomotive — to move their crude to refineries across the U.S., as plans for new pipelines stall and existing lines can't keep up with demand," the news service reports.
The Wall Street Journal has the latest on a boardroom probe of Chesapeake Energy chief executive Aubrey McClendon.
The Associated Press reports that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is requiring state agencies to become more energy efficient.
The Casper Star-Tribune recommends some energy words and phrases to abandon in 2013. A sample:
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The U.S. ambassador has told Shiite officials that the president does not want Ibrahim al-Jaafari to remain in power, mocking the notion that U.S.-sponsored elections were intended to give Iraqis control over their government.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq, March 28—The American ambassador has told Shiite officials that President Bush does not want the Iraqi prime minister to remain the country's leader in the next government, senior Shiite politicians said Tuesday.
It is the first time the Americans have directly expressed a preference in the furious debate over the country's top job, the politicians said, and it is inflaming tensions between the Americans and some Shiite leaders.
The ambassador, Zalmay Khalilzad, told the head of the main Shiite political bloc at a meeting on Saturday to pass on a "personal message from President Bush" to the interim prime minister, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, said Redha Jowad Taki, a Shiite member of Parliament who was at the meeting.


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Assistant Dairy Farm Manager
The Dairy Science Department at South Dakota State University is inviting applications for Assistant Manager of its Dairy Research and Training Facility. The selected candidate will be responsible for supervision, training and scheduling of employees at the dairy farm with primary emphasis on herd health and research.
The Assistant Manager will be expected to maintain the health and well being of all dairy livestock coordinate and supervise all research projects including maintaining research equipment and livestock, supervise all employees, and be responsible for training and scheduling of employees at the Dairy Research and Training Facility. Specific duties include but are not limited to: supervising the farm when the farm manager is away from the unit, teaching and training all employees and students, scheduling work hours for all employees, diagnosing and treating all animals at the dairy farm, and supervising milking shifts and milk sampling. This position may also conduct student evaluations in conjunction with the farm manager.
An earned B.S. in Dairy Production/Animal Science and experience in working with dairy cattle are required as is one year experience on a dairy farm and herd health. Effective verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills and interest in the Dairy Research and Training Facility are essential. Knowledge of the dairy industry, ability to effectively communicate and interest in training students on hands-on activities at the facility are essential.
Familiarity with dairy records systems. Experience with livestock research.
SDSU is a land grant institution and the state's largest institution of higher education with an enrollment of 12,816 students. The Dairy Science Department includes undergraduate and graduate programs in dairy production and manufacturing with 11 full-time faculty members and 85 undergraduate students. Facilities in the Dairy Science Department include the Dairy Research and Training Facility with capacity for 140 head of lactating cows in a modern free-stall barn and parallel parlor as well as a new dairy processing plant under construction. SDSU is located in Brookings, South Dakota, a community of approximately 18,800 near the east central border of South Dakota on Interstate 29 and central to a growing dairy industry in South Dakota. The city has an excellent K-12 education system, is accessible to major medical facilities, has an active cultural and social environment, and has numerous lakes and parks within driving distance. It is 50 miles north of Sioux Falls, a city of close to 150,000.
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ASHEBORO — The Drive to Help Others: Fill The Truck Classic Car Cruise-in will be held Saturday, Oct. 25, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Cox's Harley-Davidson, 2795 N.C. 134, Asheboro.
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The hot dog lunch will be included and dollars may be substituted for cans.
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FEMA Prepares For Gustav To Hit Gulf Coast
Emergency officials are preparing for the possibility that Tropical Storm Gustav could regain hurricane strength and hit the Gulf Coast early next week.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has pre-positioned emergency supplies such as water, food, generators and tarps to be distributed in the Gulf region, if necessary.
The Department of Health and Human Services has medical teams and supplies ready to go, and the Army Corps of Engineers says it's installing temporary structures to protect the Inner Harbor Navigation Channel in New Orleans.
That city, which was flooded three years ago, is also preparing for a mandatory evacuation if it appears that Gustav is headed its way. Officials say they will be able to transport about 30,000 people on buses and trains if they don't have their own transportation. Unlike during Hurricane Katrina, there are no plans to allow people to take shelter in buildings such as the city's convention center.
Officials are trying to show that they have learned the lessons of Katrina. They insist they are much more coordinated and better prepared than they were three years ago, when the government's response to the storm was chaotic. FEMA held a video teleconference Thursday with representatives from several dozen federal, state and local emergency response agencies. It is one of several such calls expected in the coming days.
FEMA Deputy Administrator Harvey Johnson reminded those on the call that they need to follow the chain of command, something that wasn't done three years ago. He said much was at stake.
"Most important, I think, we need to inspire some confidence. I think we need to inspire confidence within FEMA of our own people," he said. "We need to inspire confidence in the federal family with our state and local partners. And most importantly, inspire the confidence of the American public."
Federal officials acknowledge that despite all the precautions, there could be problems, depending on the strength and direction of the storm. Several thousand people still live in travel trailers along the Gulf Coast, and they are especially vulnerable to high winds and storms.
While levees in New Orleans have been strengthened, the work is not complete. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, who flew to Louisiana Thursday to meet with state and local officials, said it was important for people living in the region to take the storm seriously and to follow directions, including any orders to evacuate.
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A New Way to Go To Fashion Week
For the first time, consumers will be able to buy tickets to runway shows at New York fashion week as part of an unusual sponsorship agreement between American Express Co. AXP 1.34 % and IMG, the company that produces fashion week.
American Express, which has long given card members access to special events, is tapping into a growing public appetite for inside information about the fashion industry, following the success of television shows like "Project Runway," celebrity magazines and fashion Web sites. IMG's runway shows have previously been invitation-only events for retail buyers, the press and guests of sponsors.
Under the arrangement, holders of American Express Gold, Platinum and Centurion cards will be able to buy tickets to watch fashion shows live from a Skybox-like hospitality suite complete with food and drinks. New York fashion week begins on Sept. 5. Tickets go on sale today on American Express's Web site. One show will cost $100, while a two-show package will go for $200. But in New York, the American Express suite will have a capacity of only 26 people, and the company will offer just 450 packages.
Neither IMG nor American Express would comment on the value of the multiyear deal, which covers shows in New York and at other IMG-produced fashion events in Berlin, Miami, London and Los Angeles. People familiar with the situation said it is among the top five global sponsorship deals for fashion week, with headline sponsor Mercedes-Benz at No. 1.
Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG Fashion, said the additional revenue from the American Express deal will allow IMG to hold the line on what it charges designers to stage the shows, despite increases in the cost of producing fashion week.
Ticket proceeds will go to American Express. But that amount will represent only a small percentage of the overall cost of the sponsorship, according to Rich Lehrfeld, vice president of global sponsorship marketing for American Express.
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When redirecting a hit to the proper URL, word press makes some bad assumptions. Specifically, during redirects, any port information provided by the client is dropped. If I go to http://example.com:80/, I get redirected to http://example.com/. If I go to https://example.com:443/, I get redirected to https://example.com/.
Thus far, no problem has occured because we are on on server that uses default ports. However, lets say my webserver is running http on 8080 and https on 8443. Now when I go to http://example.com:8080/ and get redirected to http://example.com/, it fails. As a workaround, you can change the following settings:
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Additionally, when you have an https proxy in front of your webserver such as pound (with http on port 80 and https on port 8443), you run into another problem caused by this same bug. In this situation if you attempt to go to https://example.com/, the proxy server accepts the request and then on the back end makes a none ssl connection to apache. Good so far, but in order to not make any assumptions, the proxy server tells apache that the request was for 'https://example.com:443/' and apache sets HTTP_HOST (very appropriately) to example.com:443. WordPress sees this request and redirects it to 'https://example.com/' by responding to the web browser with a 'Location:' header. Thus the browser sends another request for 'https://example.com/' and starts the whole process over again resulting in an infinite redirect.
As specifying a port is completely vaild, this is a clear case of wordpress not handling things appropriately.
I've seen several other posts (and bug reports) about problems realted to this and they appear to have been shrugged off as being a configuration problem on the server side (and some of them really were). However, I believe the information / examples I've provided show cases where the servers are configured in a perfectly legitimate way (albeit not completely vanilla). Keep in mind that many clusters hosting solutions utilize an https proxy.
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Since its foundation in August 2000 it has mostly been a story of onwards and upwards for Sentinel Records
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Having started out releasing compilations of the best of Irish metal, it soon grew into a label in its own right, then a mail order service and in 2004 after launching an online store, Sentinel Records the shop opened its doors on 4 Upper Fownes St., Temple Bar.
Unfortunately, news has come that Sentinel Records, like so many stores in recent years has become victim to the increasingly difficult music retail sector. The shop is due to close its doors for regular business on June 30, but plans to keep a service going in the form of regular Record fares at the same location.
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Victory against Sale Sharks on Friday night would see Gloucester climb into third spot above Harlequins and Northampton, who have fixtures against Bath and London Welsh, respectively, this weekend. Quins, Saints and Gloucester are currently separated by just two points.
"The table is so congested that fourth spot could go to anyone at the minute," said Sharples, who is on the Gloucester bench at Salford City Stadium. "We have three games left, two of which are tough away games, but we have every chance of making it."
He added: "I think if we win our last three games we have to have a good chance. We would certainly put ourselves in a good position.
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Gloucester rugby director Nigel Davies has made five changes from the team beaten by Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-final opponents Biarritz last Thursday, with full-back Rob Cook, wing Shane Monahan, centre Billy Twelvetrees, scrum-half Dan Robson and hooker Huia Edmonds all starting.
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A Tweet by Xbox Live's Major Nelson – Larry Hryb, to his family – has pointed to the launch of the Kinect for Windows SDK website.
The site states that the SDK programming toolkit is "coming later this spring," and that it will "enable researchers and enthusiasts easy access to the capabilities offered by the Microsoft Kinect device connected to computers running Microsoft Windows 7."
The first release of the SDK will be for non-commercial use, with a commercial application planned for a later date. It had previously been confirmed for release in March.
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Daesh extremists have executed at least 24 civilians after seizing a village in northern Syria from a US-backed alliance, a monitor says.
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Photos by AFP in India Times show a wild beach party on the Mediterranean at a time of intense fighting.
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An estimated 250,000 to 300,000 civilians are thought to remain in Aleppo's opposition-held sector where government forces have imposed a tight siege after blocking all supply routes.
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Daesh executed four men accused of smuggling civilians out of the militant-controlled Deir Ezzor.
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In a video released by Daesh, an American voice appears to help a Syrian rebel struggling to remember his lines.
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With almost a third of the country's population being refugees, Lebanon appeals for more international, long-term financial support.
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Over 160 civilians were killed in a coalition airstrike near Manbij in northern Syria.
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We recommend going cold turkey.
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Hussein Omer criticizes the PYD's rule in Kurdish areas of Syria in Iraqi-Kurdish outlet Rudaw.
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Wonderful. I loved this pie, I made up the filling, put most of it in 4 single pie crusts, I ran out of flour, the rest went into a pie plate to freeze and to be put in a pie crust later. I made up one tonight for dessert with a crumb topping and it was yummy, the filling stayed together, didn't run all over the plate. The only changes I made is I used ginger, nutmeg, cloves and allspice instead of just nutmeg and putting in into pie crusts. I will top then when I pick up some more flour. I can't wait to eat it again. I made another batch of this with gala apples, I used the full amount of cinnamon and nutmeg but added 1/2 tsp ginger, 1/2 tsp cloves and 1/4 tsp allspice to the mixture. The filling tasted awesome. This time I got 6 pies. Four are topped with crusts 1 with crumb topping, the last one with crumb topping but with added oatmeal.
I just baked one, 375 F for 1 hr and 10 minutes. Came out perfect, no running mess.
Made this yesterday with pears instead of apples, decreased sugar to 3 cups. Have to say it was fantastic. Only used 1/2 of the pears I had on hand since I wasn't sure how it would come out. Today I'm going to do the rest! Thanks for the recipe!!!
This had a great taste but i really wanted more texture (apple bits) I made a cruble and i will be trying this again but maybe not cooking the apples for so long.
The recipe was awesome. I double the apples (and the lemon) becuase I like more apples and less "juice" in my pies. Very good! Very easy!
Delicious! Now my freezer is full of apples and I can't wait to use them up! Although I kept just eating the filling whilst it was cooling as it was so yummy, so it might not make it into pies!
This year we have been given several bushels of apples. I dehydrate them so I tired of that and thought apple pie filling or topping. But canned apple pie filling is runny. I searched and found an ingredient that would jel and that is Clear Jel/gel. No corn starch but nice thick filling. I get it at MySpicer.com in the 5 pound bag and use it in gravies, sauces and other things I can like beef tips and gravy. It goes through canning and would go through freezing. Not Sure Jell that makes jams but Clear Gel.
I halved the recipe and made up 2 gallon bags. It was thick, but not too much. I'm looking forward to making pies. I did taste and it is yummy. Thanks!
Great recipe! Easy to make and I halved it.
Thanks for a great recipe! I made several bags of these apples for the Boy Scouts to use in cobblers for a local festival. I don't know how many samples of apple cobbler they handed out but people kept coming back for more and many declared our Scouts had the best tasting cobbler at the festival.


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If there were some kind of magnifying property to the business card, it would be a different story. But just having a bird in the binocular view - a bird printed on the card itself - is a bit nowhere. Who is going to go and hold up the card against the sky in order to see what it does? But if you did, would you get the exact same shade of blue, I wonder?!! Or have I missed something here?
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Well, in that case, I don't like it at all. Also, if you really *must* make ads for clients who you don't actually have - no problem (in my opinion) - but then they have to be really, truly stand-out stuff.
When it comes time to choose an ornithologist, there are many to choose from, so it's important to be memorable.
like, what would you need an ornithologist for,
so that you have to pick up yellow pages, huh?
Let me see if I have this right... there is no bird on the actual business card, just a die-cut, binocular-lens hole? Would it not be better to print a bird onto Acetate, and use that to fill the space?
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So I just bought early-access to this game and it is actually quite fun.
When you start the game you are introduced to one of the new modes called Waveboard where you essentially surf on your music and then when you see a chance to jump, you do so to get big air time and do air combos for points.
If you play the Waveboard Grid mode you get to pick up bricks for points like the old game. Except they work as a multiplier for your jumps instead.
I made a little video to show it off. The song in this video is from the game itself as I didn't have any songs on my computer (damn you Spotify). You can also link your account to Soundcloud and stream music from those you follow directly to the game. Let me know what you think of the video.


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John Bullock Clark, Sr. (April 17, 1802 – October 29, 1885) was a member of both the United States Congress and the Confederate Congress.
John B. Clark Sr was born in Madison County, Kentucky, a nephew of Congressmen Christopher Henderson Clark and James Clark. He attended the country schools, studied law, and was admitted to the bar in 1824. Establishing a law practice in Fayette, Missouri, he served as clerk of the Howard County courts from 1824 until 1834.
Clark was commissioned colonel of Missouri Mounted Volunteers during the Black Hawk War in 1832, and was selected to command Missouri state forces during the Missouri Mormon War. Governor Lilburn Boggs addressed his infamous Extermination Order to Clark, directing that the Mormons be "exterminated, or driven from the state." He was promoted to major general of the state militia in 1848.
Entering politics, Clark was a member of the State house of representatives in 1850 and 1851. He was appointed as a Democrat to the Thirty-fifth Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James S. Green. He was reelected to the Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh Congresses and served from December 7, 1857, until July 13, 1861, when he was expelled for having taken up arms against the Union. He was replaced by William Augustus Hall.
Clark served as a Senator from Missouri in the First Confederate Congress and a Representative in the Second Confederate Congress. He also served in the field as a brigadier general in the Missouri State Guard. Eight days prior to his being expelled from the U.S. Congress, Brigadier General Clark fought at the July 5, 1861 Battle of Carthage.
After the war, he practiced law until his death in Fayette, Missouri. He was buried in Fayette Cemetery.
His son, John Bullock Clark, Jr. served as a general in the Confederate States Army as well as a postbellum U.S. Congressman.
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S.RES.361: A resolution recognizing the threats to freedom of the press and expression in the People's Republic of China and urging the Government of the People's Republic of China to take meaningful steps to improve freedom of expression as fitting of a responsible international stakeholder.
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Working Together with Legos. A 4th grade lesson emphasizing communication, collaboration, teamwork, and concentration.
Sneetches, Diversity, and Cooperation We played a game of "Sneetch Ball" to show how it feels to be left out.
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Sorry for the long wait, but here's #17: the robot. Well...since Knock Out is already a robot, I decided to pull a switcheroo on him and his tormentor (myself). Now he's the human and I'm the robot! What an ironic twist!
This human Knock Out belongs to , so this is technically a giftart for her as well.
This human Knock Out belongs to , so this is technically a giftart for her as well.
Knockout your so dead!! XD
Then you transform into.....
Also, when's the next one?
Woooooow, you're tinyyyyyy!
I like this one.
I like this one.
Are you an Autobot or Decepticon or neutral?
Tell Knockout that his human form suits him!
Mostly neutral, but leaning along the lines of a Decepticon.
Yes, he looks swag in the coat and fedora.
Lol why is KO a pimp??
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January's Featured Expat: Tyler Huffman (by Rachel Crow Deyo)
Recently, Joplin welcomed back one of its own, as Tyler Huffman (Joplin High, '95) reunited with fellow band members of Big Bad Chubba for a benefit concert over the Holidays (read The Joplin Globe's coverage here). He not only lent his guitar skills, but he also rocked the Blackthorn Pub with the same DJ skills he's used for years, running his very own Chicago-based DJ business. It was an incredible night of entertainment, raising over $3,000 for rebuilding efforts.
Huffman was one of the founding members of Big Bad Chubba, which originated from the merger of two existing ska bands. Many band members also lent their talents to Joplin High's own Ska Band. Big Bad Chubba, or BBC, played many gigs between 1995 and 1997.
"We used to practice in Kelsey Richardson's garage," said Huffman. "For a period of time, our home base was the upstairs of The Grind, an old coffee shop on Joplin Avenue," he continued, "They were extremely supportive of us and we had some of our best shows there."
BBC had opportunities to play with lots of great bands like The Urge, O'Phil, The Gadjits, and The Scofflaws, traveling to shows in Wichita, Lawrence, Kansas City and Springfield. "My favorite memory was playing at The Grind during the Local Musicians for Children Benefit in 1997," said Huffman.
Until their Holiday reunion, BBC had not played together since their last show in 1997. That same year, Tyler left for college in Columbia, Missouri. He received his degree in elementary education in 2001 and worked as a Residence Hall Director until landing his first teaching position in Chicago in 2003.
"I feel that teaching is the best job a person can have," said Huffman. "I get so much out of every year, that I could never leave it. I get to work with some amazing kids who constantly inspire me and remind me that the simplicities of life can keep us young-at-heart."
In 2006, Tyler earned his Masters in Educational Leadership. Currently, he teaches a 5th and 6th multi-grade classroom in a Japanese Dual Language program. He feels very lucky to be a part of such a "forward-thinking" learning program. "I teach during the day and run a small business and parent at night," said Huffman.
While studying in Columbia, Missouri, Tyler was introduced to a photojournalism student, and it was love at first sight. Tyler and Shelley were married in 2007. Tyler started Cage and Aquarium Productions (C&A) that same year, and business has grown steadily in the past five years. C&A offers event entertainment with live musicians, DJ's and photography. Tyler said owning a business can be stressful, but believes things have fallen into place because he has surrounded himself with the "right" people, whom he believes to be their strongest asset.
In 2009, Shelley joined Tyler to help continue C&A's growth. "My amazing wife not only offers her photography talents, but she manages a staff of more than 30 talented individuals," said Huffman, "C&A has blossomed under her talent and leadership." He said Shelley leads by example and keeps everyone on track; she is as professional as she is talented.
What is Tyler's favorite part of owning his own business? "C&A satisfies my need to be creative," he said. "Our staff is the best in Chicago, hands down."
Cage and Aquarium averages 4-7 private and public events weekly but keeps any one day limited to 4 events in order to uphold their quality of service. This may be key in maintaining order to a dual-career lifestyle and raising a family.
In 2010, Tyler put on yet another hat as he and wife Shelley welcomed their first child, Eleanor. Fatherhood seems to be his favorite role, and he "plays" it well. "It is everything everyone says it is and more," said Huffman.
Although they stay very busy, family time is very important. Tyler appreciates his summer breaks because he gets to spend the days with Eleanor. "She keeps us grounded and reminds us not to sweat the small stuff," he said, "Her smile can make you forget all the challenges life brings you professionally."
Tyler takes his role of fatherhood very seriously. "It is not just about the obvious rewards of unconditional love for someone," he explained, "I base all my decisions on what is best for my daughter, so I like having that responsibility to answer to. She keeps me motivated."
Tyler needed little motivation to reach out to his hometown in the wake of the May 22 tornado. Like many people, he was glued to his TV in disbelief. He has many good memories of Joplin and immediately began reconnecting with people, planning ways to help out where he could and joined the Expats. Last August, he helped organize a Joplin Expats back-to-school fundraiser in Chicago to benefit Joplin students.
Tyler was thrilled to share some of his hometown pride with fellow Big Bad Chubba band members in a reunion concert to benefit people in their native community. The December show had been in the works since word spread of the tragic event and was a great way to bring people together who had dispersed to other areas.
"Obviously, we wanted to do as much good as we possibly could in the form of funds," Huffman said. "We brought in merchandise and sold special tickets to boost our final numbers; it was great to see so many people we know come out to the show".
Tyler said Joplin is a wonderful place to grow up. "There is something special about Joplin, since so many of us tend to blossom wherever we land," said Huffman. "People tend to be leaders and become successful when they move to other regions. It sounds crazy, but the phenomenon is on full display in the Joplin Expats."
Although deeply affected by the destruction in his hometown, Tyler is excited to see the rebuilding now taking place. He hopes that the town becomes even stronger and learns from other towns like Greensburg, Kansas, implementing greener technologies and making better choices for the environment. "I hope Joplin rebuilds faster than the experts are saying," he said. "Joplin has a way of proving people wrong."In our exclusive monthly Featured Expat series, the Joplin Expats are documenting some of our shining lights living throughout the world. If you have a recommendation for a featured Expat, we'd love to hear about them! Email us at info (at) joplinexpats.org