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Love him or hate him, he is a public figure that can not be ignored. Nigerians have become notorious for trickery and bribery the world over. Their notoriety is so wide spread that in some places just possessing a Nigerian passport draws the trail of the police. In almost every country there are crooks and honest people, Nigeria is no exception. The good news is that all is not rotten, in the basket of rottenness. But what is it that makes T. B. Joshua unique. By the way, I am neither his fan nor his foe.Below find things that T.B. Joshua does, which other men of God don't. These are the things that make him a darling of the people despite the negative publicity campaign by his fellow church men and the media.
1. His charity work
He is not the richest when compared to the other Nigerian pastors who are reputedly super rich. One has five personal jets. Just one similar jet stirred controversy in Malawi when our president bought it, but a certain Nigerian pastor has five of them. Some own big hotels, printing presses, limousines, and big companies. The irony is, you hardly hear of them giving to the poor, the widows, the lame and the blind. T.B. Joshua gives liberally, giving out even cars while others are stockpiling them in their compounds. He gives scholarships and his ministry has helped educate many people up to university level.
2. His humility
He is a down to earth person. He mingles with people, breaks down his English so people can understand while mending marriages and hearts of people. He is seen having lunch with old people, the lame and what have you. He is seen comforting people and many times he has been heard telling childless parents that he will be their child. He jokes freely with all while most of the men of God we know, believe in being serious, and by that I mean living a separated life and mingling with nobody.
3. His father heart
He is the only one I know, and I stand to be corrected, who has identified and recruited people, and is training them in his own church. He is exposing them and even allows them to appear on the television alongside him. Sometimes he even goes back stage while they take charge of the services. Show me any other minister or leader who has done that. All the others make sure that the television is off limit for any budding or aspiring preacher. If you find them grooming someone, then, be sure, he is one of their kin and folk, otherwise, NO WAY!! Some feel so insecure that they have to rush home leaving meetings so that nobody preaches apart from them.
4. He is no globe trotter
Seems like this man knows his mission field – Nigeria. He rarely goes out of his country. He has the courage to send some of his boys to the United States of America to do ministry. This is a direct opposite of what the ministers we know are doing. This T. B. Joshua man is never excited with foreign trips which others would quickly take up at the expense of their local flock. He is different. People find him where he is based. People from European countries have to swallow their pride and go to Nigeria if they want him. What a contrast to most preachers we know. I have deliberately left out issues to do with the way he ministers. Not all people agree on that, that's why others brand him "controversial". These issues are more theological than otherwise and as you know, the pew man is not conversant with theological issues. He is a bench warmer and a layman sitting at the back of some church. Sources
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Menlo School-Atherton isn't thinking what it could be. The Knights are thinking what they are. There is no other explanation after Menlo's 3-1 victory over visiting Sacred Heart Prep-Atherton in a West Bay Athletic League Foothill Division girls soccer match Tuesday.
The first-place Knights (7-2-4, 5-0-0 WBAL Foothill) won without their tandem starting goalies -- Julia Dressel and Kelly McConnell, who are out with concussion symptoms. Menlo has yet to have a minute on the pitch this season from dynamic forward Jaye Boissierre, who tore a shoulder tendon during club season. Talented freshman Elena Gray was also absent. Yet, the Knights keep on winning.
"We're strong in all phases of the game," Menlo coach Donoson FitzGerald said. "We have 11 good players on the field. They play well together because they like each other."
It was only the second defeat of the year for the Gators (7-2-3, 2-1-2 WBAL Foothill), who needed a win to stay near the top of the heap.
"We didn't get beat in the run of play," SHP coach Ramiro Arredondo said. "We got beat on two corner kicks and a free kick that led to a phenomenal goal, a 30-yard shot. What could you do? It was an even match, not to take anything away from Menlo."
Freshman goalie Schuyler Tilney-Volk played her second match in place of Dressel and McConnell, who usually play a half in the cage each. Tilney-Volk, who has an excellent frame for a goalie at 5-foot-10 1/2, was outstanding with six saves.
Playing at a brisk pace, the Gators struck in the 25th minute when Taylor Ruegg controlled a ball with a couple of defenders around her. Ruegg then dribbled to her left about 8 yards, then left-footed a shot over the head of Tilney-Volk, who had no chance.
The teams spent the next 15 minutes trying to outhustle the other. SHP's Brigid White and Menlo's Chandler Wickers were all over the pitch. Wickers booted a short corner to Sienna Stritter, whose shot went to the left of goal.
The Knights attacked early in the second half and were rewarded with a corner kick, though Arredondo thought it should have been a goal kick. Wickers sent in a ball that was immediately troublesome when it wasn't cleared. Sophomore Alexandra Walker left-footed a shot top shelf, tying the match in the 43rd minute.
"I was looking to go back-post or over the top," Wickers said. "The ball bounced around, so someone was going to get a touch."
Jager didn't start the second half, but entered in the 51st minute. Jager, who will play soccer at Brown, went to the hospital Monday evening after dizzy spells. The Knights' Amanda McFarland did a commendable job marking the skilled Jager for much of the match.
"We just found at halftime she visited an emergency room the previous night," Arredondo said. "She was a little dizzy."
The Knights took the lead for good on another set play. Wickers' corner was first booted by Menlo's Hannah Rubin. The deflection was headed by Walker. The ball floated in front of SHP goalie Blair Hamilton, but before she could get to it, Stritter headed it in for 2-1 Menlo in the 63rd minute.
"The ball was jumbling around," said Stritter, tied for the team scoring lead with 9 goals. "I was just there to run on it."
Menlo put some icing on the cake when Rachel Pinsker sent a long shot over Hamilton's head for a goal in the 79th minute.
"We never gave up," Stritter said. "We knew it would come down to who is the tougher team. It showed on the field."
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In concert settings, it's remarkable how often the headliner ends up taking a back seat to the opening act. So it was Friday night at the Paramount Theatre, where the Oakland East Bay Symphony found its featured performance of Ravi Shankar's Concerto No. 1 for Sitar and Orchestra overshadowed by the program's three opening works.
Titled "Notes from India," the program promised a distinctly Eastern flavor throughout, with the sitar concerto by the great Indian composer, instrumentalist, dancer and raga master placed last as the evening's principal draw. By program's end, though, those other works -- "Channels and Winds" by Shankar and Philip Glass; the world premiere of "Where Shadow Chases Light" by emerging composer Juhi Bansal; and a splendid performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 -- took top honors.
Morgan, midway through Oakland East Bay's 25th anniversary season, has scored some of his greatest successes in recent years with cross-cultural programs (he calls them his "Virtual World Tour.")
Friday, he set the evening's tone with a dazzling performance of "Channels and Winds," a 10-minute excerpt from the 1990 album "Passages" by Shankar and Glass, who met in Paris in the mid-1960s and became fast friends and musical colleagues.
It was bracing to hear what they created together. Shankar, who was already the 20th-century's best-known Indian artist, and Glass, who helped define American minimalism, achieved a rare synthesis of pulsing rhythms and flowing themes, and Morgan led a fervent, mesmerizing performance.
The evening's other big surprise was the new work by Bansal. "Where Shadow Chases Light" is an imaginatively scored 20-minute work for full orchestra, and under Morgan's keen direction, it made a strong first impression.
As its title suggests, the work offers a study in contrasts, alternating between stormy tutti passages and lyrical solo themes. It begins with a melody for violin (beautifully played by Jeremy Preston), supported by harps, percussion and woodwinds; long-breathed lines from the brass enter, and a solo flute breaks free. Clouds gather and dissipate, and the violin returns. The score suggests Eastern influences as well as Western traditions, and Morgan and the orchestra ushered it into the world with considerable luster.
Morgan returns to Beethoven often with this orchestra, and although the composer's Symphony No. 7 didn't exactly fit the program's Eastern specifications, it received a dynamic reading in the first half.
There was an apt air of exuberance in the first movement; the Allegretto brought clarity of definition in the strings and woodwinds. The bustling themes of the scherzo came across with conviction, and the brass players made sturdy contributions in the finale.
That left Shankar's Sitar Concerto. Commissioned by the London Symphony, which gave its first performance in 1971 with Andre Previn conducting and Shankar as soloist, it's a 40-minute work in four movements, each celebrating the mood and spirit of the raga form.
The concerto was a surefire hit for Shankar the performer. And, at Friday's performance, it was fascinating to hear the skill with which Shankar the composer distributed the sitar's glassy, otherworldly twang throughout the orchestra.
Perhaps the concerto was only truly electrifying in his hands. Or perhaps the sitar's novelty has since passed. Either way, soloist Stephen Slawek's tentative performance never quite coalesced. Seated downstage to Morgan's left, Slawek sounded oddly recessive, with the fleet passagework and interpretive fire associated with Shankar's performances scarcely in evidence.
Morgan and the orchestra played well, though, uniting in the slow, sinewy passages and bearing down in the gauzy, toe-tapping music that suggests a Bollywood soundtrack. It was a pleasure to hear the low strings spinning out a raga theme, the flutes playing their crisp little melodies, the dizzying bursts of percussion. Principal percussionist Ward Spangler, approximating the sound of an Indian tabla on a set of bongos, took a winning star turn.


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During my final year of interior design study, I set out on a mission to explore design professional's and student's outlook on the future of interior design portfolios.
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I don't believe I'm courting controversy when I say we've had more snow than I'd care to enjoy this winter. It was probably sometime during hour two of the nearly three I spent driving home on the Hutch during last week's 10 inches that I remembered the only time I've ever enjoyed a snow storm in my adult life.
Although, even that day, it took me a while to realize I'd had a good blizzard.
The year was 1994. If you were in Westchester at that time, you probably remember we had a snowstorm that year of such magnitude I can say, hey, remember the blizzard of '94 and you will say yes, yes I do.
The date, if my quick bit of 'net research is correct, was likely Feb. 11, 1994. We got 12.8 inches of snow that day from a storm that began in the early morning hours and continued well into the night. Even if I didn't do that bit of 'net research, I would have remembered the snow started quite early that day because it was also the day Tower Records/Video in Yonkers took inventory.
Tower inventory. I still twitch when I think of it.
From 1992 to 1996, right out of high school and continuing four years after I bombed out of college, I was a supervisor at Tower Video in Yonkers. Sure, I was a clerk for the first three months or so, but clearly they knew what they had.
An 18-year-old dope that'd never had a job and would put up with pretty much anything.
Tower prided itself on three things: Having the best music and movie selection around, remaining open from 9 a.m. to midnight 366—their number—days a year and paying its employees jack.
On the flip side, the company let us get away with basically anything, which was probably just intoxicating–sometimes literally–enough to keep us there dealing with whatever lunacy the company and the customers had in store for us next.
If you've done any tours in retail—I've done two, both for companies that no longer exist—you will have probably heard of a company called RGIS. We pronounced it "Regis" despite the presence of only one vowel. Anyway, RGIS is a company other companies hire to collect data. In retail terms, that means you can hire RGIS, which sends a minimally skilled army into your store armed with little scanners that zap and count every piece of merchandise in the facility. When RGIS is done, voila, you've taken store inventory.
Tower never hired RGIS. It had its own minimally skilled army and you can rent zappers.
And so, I think it was twice a year, every employee at Tower Yonkers worked one of three 12-hour shifts and we zapped and counted every CD, cassette tape, VHS tape, blank tape, laser disc, accessory, cleaning kit and copy of High Times in the place.
It was excruciating.
On Feb. 11, 1994, as I've decided it was, I was one of the first wave of cannon fodder on the 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. shift. As I recall, the snow was either already falling when I arrived, or else began soon after I zapped my first rack of Easy Listening.
And so it went. For hours. And for inch after inch of snow.
I had a girlfriend at this time and, for the most part, she was quite unreasonable. In the course of our two-year relationship, she broke up with me 12 times. We always got back together though, because she knew what she had.
An 18-year-old dope who'd never had a girlfriend before and who would put up with just about anything.
I was supposed to see her when I was done with inventory that day. Somewhere along the line, after sunset, I remember being in the classical room on the phone with her when she broke up with me. I'm sure it had something to do with me not leaving, or not being able to leave, when I said I would, but I don't quite remember.
It was unreasonable though; I can pretty much guarantee you that.
I'm pretty sure I left work at around 8 p.m. with 14 hours of inventory under my freshly-single belt. In somewhere around hour 13, I remember grousing to the general manager of the store, a guy called Kevin, about why I had to stay as long as I did.
"I don't get to leave, either," he said. Comforting.
By the time I left work there was probably a good eight inches of snow on the ground with some degree of that in the road. I remember nothing about the drive home—I would have been in a 1988 Chevy Nova then—but I do remember arriving on my street to discover I had to dig my way into one of the few parking spaces that remained unoccupied.
And so I took the shovel from my trunk and did just that. For about 40 minutes. I'd probably have a heart attack in half that time today.
I spent just about zero time in my own home in those days. If I wasn't at my girlfriend's apartment on McLean Avenue in Yonkers, I was at my best friend's, whose building was next door to mine on Bronx River Road. Though he was still at work himself, I went to my best friend's house that night and hung out with his younger brother, who I've known since he was born.
I told my friend's brother and their stepfather about my ordeal shoveling into a parking spot after working 14 hours—I probably left out the bit about being dumped for the seventh or eighth time—and they gave me some hot chocolate to bring me around.
It was then, sipping hot chocolate on my best friend's couch, I realized what I'd accomplished that day. I worked 14 hours, gotten another Tower inventory behind me, I'd weathered another absurd breakup without running to McLean Avenue to beg for reconciliation, I'd driven home death-free and I'd carved out a temporary home for my car in the tundra Bronx River Road had become with my own two hands, dammit.
I'd had a pretty good blizzard after all. A man's blizzard.
A man. At least for that moment.
My girlfriend and I got back together, of course. She still had a few new and interesting breakups in store for me. When we finally parted company later in 1994, I'd say it was mutual if I'm being charitable, but the reality was she broke up with me one time too many and I made her stick to it.
Maybe the seeds for that decision were planted one snow-covered, zappy-scanny night earlier that year.
By the way, fun postscript to this story. Today, my ex is a life coach. That's 100 percent true.
I wouldn't snow you.
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"On a Visit to the Forest" Schoolyard Landscaping Project
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Key Activities:
- Planting nearly 200 trees across four schoolyards
- Enhancing the urban forest
- Providing environmental education to students and the local community
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Working with The Training Center for Ecology and Safety in Samara, The Alcoa Foundation and American Forests are planting 190 trees on schoolyards to improve the learning and recreational environment for Samara's students.
Why This Project:
This project has multiple components. First, teachers and students at eight schools in Samara, Russia, are learning about the benefits of trees and forests. Using this newfound knowledge, they are designing landscape projects that could be carried out at their school, and winning landscape designs are being implemented at four of the schools, with teachers, students, parents and more participating in this landscaping effort. Finally, the community is joining together to landscape the grounds of a boarding school for disabled children.
Why Samara Schools:
The eight schools participating in this program are in the Kirovskij District, a predominantly industrial area in the city of Samara. As a result of this industry, the schools have very little urban forest coverage, with only a sparse scattering of trees and little other landscaping. By enhancing the schools' greenspaces, the learning and recreation environment of the students is being drastically improved, alongside other benefits such as cleaner air and water.


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Definición de end organ en inglés:
end organ
1 Anatomy A specialized, encapsulated ending of a peripheral sensory nerve, which acts as a receptor for a stimulus.
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- This behavioral bias might result in part from a mismatch between the spectral characteristics of the advertisement call and the most sensitive frequency of the peripheral end organ implicated in reception of these sounds.
- Allergic airway inflammation is characterized by recruitment and activation of inflammatory cells as well as by increased activities of mucosal end organs.
- These end organs differ in a variety of ways, including their frequency sensitivities.
2 another term for target organ.
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- Either of these receptors has an excitatory or inhibitory effect on the end organ.
- The end organ effects of hypertension, particularly in the heart, brain and kidneys, can be devastating, leading to premature coronary, cerebral or renal arteriosclerosis.
- The rest is metabolized after uptake into the end organ.
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Richard "Dick" David St. Peter, 80, of Marietta, passed away Saturday (Dec. 1, 2012) at his residence.
He was born Thursday, Jan. 7, 1932, in Greenfield, Mass., to the late Erastus Paul and Evelyn Caron St. Peter. Dick worked as a self-employed interior decorator. He graduated from Greenfield High School and served in the U.S. Navy stationed in Pensacola, Fla. on the U.S.S. Monterey CVL-26. He was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. He was also a member of the Marietta Lion's Club and American Legion Post #64.
Dick is survived by his sons, David R. St. Peter (Darlene) of Marietta, and their children, Ashley and Christopher St. Peter and John P. St. Peter (Candy) of Dennison, Ohio, and their children, Joseph and Kenny Foley.
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In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Jane Peloquin St. Peter (Nov. 20, 2008); and a brother, Alexander "Pete" St. Peter.
A funeral Mass will be held Wednesday (Dec. 5, 2012) at 10 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church with Msgr. John Michael Campbell officiating. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 Tuesday (Dec. 4) at Hadley Funeral Home, 500 Fifth St.
Memorials may be made to the Strecker Cancer Center, 401 Matthew St., Marietta, Ohio, 45750.
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{1. What is your dream job?}
The answer to this continues to morph. It used to be being a Nurse. Now I love that I'm going to be a Nurse Practitioner. I'm aiming towards a clinic setting vs hospital-it is much more my style. I would love to teach someday.
{2. What is your favorite drink?}
Sparkle water with lime! Especially in the summertime-SO refreshing! I don't usually cut my own limes though. I just get LaCroix.
Sleep sleep sleep! Getting enough sleep is good for your skin, your hair, your mood, your energy..if you feel good, you look good!
{4. If you had an all-expense paid vacation to go anywhere, where would you go?}
oh, snap. There are 2 definite locations on my life-list.
Venice, Italy
or Hawaii
{5. If a genie popped up right now, what would your three wishes be?}
What everybody wants-health, happiness, and an amazing family to share it with.
If I were to be specific and shallow- Lose 20lbs and maintain it forever, have all my schooling paid off, and be able to afford a fabulous house that is always clean.
{6. If you could only have one type of food for the rest of your life, what would it be?}
Seafood. Interestingly enough, my favorite Disney movie growing up was The Little Mermaid.
{7. What one talent do you wish you had?}
Confidence. It is a talent and I am horrible at it.
{8. Who is your biggest celebrity crush?}
Google 'celebrity male crush' and you'll find a picture of Alton Brown holding 4 knives and Tommy, the white Power Ranger.
Anyways, normally I would say Justin Timberlake. But today I'm going this route....
{9. If you could look into the future, would you?}I want to say yes, but I might regret it.
{10. What made you start a blog?}
I just kind of decided one day to do it. I had seen a few blogs from people I knew that had started one and I started reading them every day and finding others that I liked and I decided I needed to have one too! I absolutely love it!


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Definition of hostel in English:
- Volunteers from the shop also give talks in local hostels and provide cheap clothing to them.
- If you're traveling solo, a hostel can be cheaper than a hotel.
- The hostels for Gujjar students established during the tenure of Sheikh Abdullah in the late 1970s are far from adequate to meet the rising demand.
- We stayed at this little town called Port Campbell in a YHA hostel that provided backpackers' accommodation for 18 dollars a night.
- The hostel provides free luggage storage, so I won't be burdened with a pack that's larger than my torso.
- The YMCA continues to provide social, sporting, and recreational activities, as well as hostel accommodation.
Middle English (in the general sense 'lodging, place to stay'): from Old French, from medieval Latin hospitale (see hospital).
hotel from mid 18th century:
English adopted the French word hôtel in the mid 17th century. For the first century of its life people used it only in French phrases and to refer to the large town mansions of French aristocrats, but since the mid 18th century the modern sense, 'a place providing accommodation and meals for paying guests', has prevailed. The French word was originally spelled hostel, and this older form came into English in the Middle Ages, in the general sense 'a place to stay'. It was also used for an inn or what we would now call a hotel. The word hostel has since become restricted to places for specific groups of people such as students and migrant workers. The word goes back to Latin hospis ( see hospital).
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The Central High Bronchos will be looking for a new football coach again after the resignation of Darren Lamar was accepted at Monday night's school board meeting.
Lamar led his team to a 7-4 record and a berth in the Class B playoffs in his only year as head coach in 2012.
He will be taking an assistant football coaching position at Salina, which is northeast of Tulsa near Lake Hudson.
Salina is a Class 2A school and plays in the 2A-8 District and the school is "about the size of Comanche's," according to Lamar.
"I wanted to be an assistant again," Lamar said of his decision to leave Central High. "I was wearing down as a head coach, and we were having some family issues. I was looking to get as far away as I could from here. I am hoping by finding something else, things will get better."
The new hire came quickly for Lamar. He said he felt good at the end of the track season and knew he would have a good team coming back in the fall.
"Things started bubbling up in March to make me rethink staying, and then this job (in Salina) opened up," Lamar said.
Lamar, who was the only local coach coaching in the Lawton area all-star game, applied for the assistant job with the Wildcats on a Saturday, received a phone call two days later on Monday, and then went for the job interview on Tuesday.
"Two hours after the interview they called and offered me the job," Lamar said. "It all happened pretty fast."
The 2012 Bronchos started out 4-0 before going 1-3 in their next four games. They would keep their playoff hopes alive by winning their last two games of the regular season. They fell to Laverne, 58-12, in the first round of the playoffs.
The Bronchos have had trouble recently keeping a coach for more than a year. The next head football coach will be the seventh in the past six years.
Lamar's tenure lasted exactly one year after being hired in June 2012 to replace Andy Claborn who had been hired two months earlier. He resigned after taking CHS through spring drills to take another coaching position. Claborn had taking over for Mark Perry, who coached the team in 2011, and is now the high school principal. The year before Colin Watkins was head coach for one year. He replaced Glennis Ring who only coached in 2009. Stony Burt was the coach in 2008.
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The Swiss missed a total of four break chances in the opening set, but secured the second thanks to an early break. They managed just the same in the third set, not giving away the advantage of an early lead after a break and wrapping up the match upon the second match-ball after 2 hours and 16 minutes.
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Came back strong after the rain stop...1 set and 1 game up!
Again ? I can't believe it.
I believe Roger is serving..but he gave away a 3-0 lead:(
What happened ? What's the result at 5:5 ? Who is serving ?
Irritating weather, must be very frustrating for Roger especially he has another match to play later on. Roger will want to get through this one quickly if he can I would have thought.
Dear Roger you are playing a wonderful tennis. Go on healthy, strong and confident. Best luck today against Istomin. You are in the right way to the Gold. Go, go, go.
Happy National Day !!!
Good Luck on both matches !!!
Good Luck on both matches !!!
Go Roger go, celebrate National Day in style! First the singles and then with Stan. Of all the days today is a day when you must win. Give us your own firework display and Stan of course! Hop Suisse!
does anyone know where we can watch his game? livescorehunter seams to be blocked frm the olympics now? !
Good luck today, Roger. Two chances to see you + team Fedwrinka in action.
Let's hope for fine weather!
Let's hope for fine weather!


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O.K. I need to STOP posting about New Killer Star, but I just love how it sounds and can't wait for more.Anyone else notice a similarity between the guitar at the start of NKS and the guitar at the end of Sweet Thing (Reprise)? Listen! I've already posted on BowieNet trying to nudge David into playing ST/Candidate/ST(Reprise) live on the Reality tour, and then seguing into NKS.If he does, I'll die on the spot! Zigbot Edited by zigbot on 08/02/03 08:36 PM (server time).
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EDWARD F. MARONEY PHOTOYOU CAN'T BEAT HYANNIS – The beat quickens in the summer, a point underscored by the drummer from the Barnstable High School Marching Band in the town's Fourth of July parade.
It is always important to advise friends to focus on what they are good at and run with it. My son is like a melting popsicle on skates but a deft seal in the sea. Cape Cod, for instance, is dreamy wonderful in "The Season." This is the time to dress up in Red, White and Blue and put out all of those products that screams leisure summer lifestyle.
The boats are out fishing, the BBQ stocked full of steaks and the beaches packed with umbrellas. The party started with the Father's Day Car Show. Some say 60,000 visitors attended. I was there from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and I think I said hello to each and every one of them. Grandpas, grandmas, fathers and sons. With my son and daughter we played which car would you like to own and then which would be your crazy back-up... there were enough fantastical choices to even have a back-up for the back-up.
Then Strokes of Genius is back for an encore and open every day until mid-August. We played through twice and voted for our favorite hole. From the Main Street architectural recreation to the sailboat and shark fins, the whole experience is a charming summer treat. Monday evenings we will stage tournaments, complete with DJ and light show.
Last week on Thursday evening the Hyannis Jazz Ensemble (thank you, TD Bank) was beyond expectations. So sophisticated, we could have been in Soho. Friday nights, also for the month of July (thank you Citizen's Bank), steel bands created an instant island feel. Pan-Xpressions with five lovely Caribbean players drove down from Boston to play for us. Surprised onlookers immediately had a skip in their step and stopped to marvel and comment.
This past Sunday was the Hyannis Main Street 4th of July Parade with floats, bands from all cultures, classic cars and the Statue of Liberty with her little painted dog. Thousands waved small flags as the Chief of Police picked up a set of twins to kick off the event with an enthusiastic thumbs-up. The rest of the day was out of a summer photo album. Great job, Meaghann Kenney, our resident artist, who put it all together. Kudos also to Greater Hyannis Civic Association members Deb and Ralph Krau, who always tirelessly come through for our town.
Page 2 of 2 - Pinch yourselves now, because this is the moment we have all been waiting for. The Melody Tent is up, the college students are out promenading and we see shiny convertibles cruising the street. Outdoor dining, live music, flowers, shopping, sporting goods, ice cream... it is all here in full spendor. Main Street all dressed and ready for a great summer!
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What does Monaco & the City of Sarasota, Florida have in common? According to Christie's International Real Estate, they are two of 10 most popular small communities for wealthy homebuyers! Sarasota is also known as a "Hidden Jewel" because of its beautiful beaches, Siesta Key for example, which has won many nods from "Dr Beach" http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20110526/ARTICLE/110529580, its also a city that combines art, the historical, the modern styles, and the wild. Not to mention their fabulous restaurants! Today, the city is the cultural capital of Florida attracting visitors wishing more than just a beach experience!
Im always fascinated with abandoned places, buildings in particular. There is just something so mysterious/chilling about them. Here's an article I came across that captures their haunting beauty from years of decay. Enjoy!
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If you love visiting Long Island, NY as much as we do, you know the favorites, like Jones Beach, the Montauk Lighthouse and The Hamptons, ect…but Im going to share with you a few awesome "hidden" local favorites! (As per LI Newsday)
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Here is the most recent list of the 10 most breathtaking beaches in the world. Take a look and choose the one you would love to be sitting on right now, that's if you can only decide on one. Im still deciding between three myself! Book now and save!
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Are you as adventurous & as curious as I am? If so, lets travel along and explore these most haunting & abandoned places on Earth! Once you take a look, its hard to not look away, as the article below describes!
Lets celebrate together by making these few changes in our own lifestyle! I put together a list of 10 ways, but there are literally hundreds of ways actually!
1) Change your light bulbs to fluorescent bulbs, they last longer & use less energy.
2) Recycle, Recycle, Recycle! As much plastic, paper, glass & cans as possible! All over the world there are recycling bins.
3) Invest in a set of canvas bags. I did & will never go back to plastic grocery bags again! Even when I travel!
4) Buy rechargeable batteries for devices used frequently. My camera & phone for instance I use rechargeable for & I've saved a lot of money!
5) Avoid disposable products, such as plates, cups, napkins and cutlery. Use reusable towels and dishwashing cloths in place of paper towels and disposable dish sponges.
6) Shower instead of Baths: Showers use less water. Don't forget to install an efficient showerhead.
7) Install low flush toilets. These use 1.6 gallons per flush, instead of 3.5 gallons, cutting water consumption by more than half.
8) Double side your printing and give scrap paper to the kids or turn it into note paper for the phone table.
9) Turn off your computer every day! It might not sound like much, but it does add up!
10) And finally, my favorite…try riding your bike or just walk to the store/post office/ your Church, ect. Not only does it Let the car contribute less to the atmosphere, but its a great way for us to get into shape!
Together, we can do this & make the World a better place, not only for us but for generations to come!
If you're a history bluff like me, you will enjoy my latest find! Traveling along to New Orleans for a short trip, I happened to stop in Biloxi, MS. There you will find the fascinating, Historic/National Landmark of Beauvoir, (French for Beautiful View) ~ which I can tell you is certainly well named. While sitting on the front porch, your view is the beautiful Mississippi Sound, which is just a few steps away, & the property is surrounded by acres of natural beauty.
Jefferson Davis, former President of the Confederacy, moved there in 1877 to write his memoirs at the Estate. Besides the Jefferson home, Beauvoir also has a Presidential Library & Museum, a beautiful rose garden, Tomb of The Unknown Confederate Soldier, as well as the Confederate Soldiers' Home Cemetery.
I took a tour, which was about 1 & 1/2 hours and I will absolutely suggest you take. Its well worth the stop & you will walk away happy you did.
Points of Interest:
1) Presidential Library & Museum
2) Gift Shop
3) Jefferson Davis Statue
4) Library Pavilion
5) Beauvoir House
6) Cistern
7) Varina's Rose Garden
8) Tomb of The Unknown Confederate Soldier
9) Confederate Soldier's Home Cemetery
Beauvoir ~ The Jefferson Davis Home ~ 2244Beach Blvd Biloxi, MS 39531
Ireland, a land of endless enchantments. Without a doubt, her history, traditions, cities, and with varying and captivating landscape, her language and her art and above all, her people, make Ireland a extremely awesome place to visit. She has no neighbor on her right and nothing at all on her left but the desolate ocean, not one dry step until you get to America.
Its a land full of beauty, warmth and surprise. If you ever have an opportunity to visit this beautiful part of the world, you wont be disappointed. I will hope that you will also share your photos/experience with us.
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Coached by a Cap is part of the Capitals' Pucks to Bucks group sales fundraising program. Open to teams of all ages in the Washington, D.C., area, these programs gives teams the opportunity to raise money for their team and get firsthand guidance from a Washington Capital. To find out more about Coached by a Cap, visit WashingtonCaps.com or contact Tim Bronaugh at 202.266.2341 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Definition of homey in English:
(also homy)
adjective (homier, homiest)chiefly North American
1(Of a place or surroundings) pleasantly comfortable and cozy.
Example sentences
- Dr. Rogers has decided that it would be better for her to be in a comfortable, homey environment.
- But it was a very homey place, a very comfortable place.
- If, on the other hand, your store is a homey place where people tend to linger and chat, you'll want to hire someone who fits into this atmosphere.
cozy, homelike, homely, comfortable, snug, welcoming, informal, relaxed, intimate, warm, pleasant, cheerful, friendly, congenial, hospitable
informal comfy
1.1Unsophisticated; unpretentious: an idealized vision of traditional peasant life as simple and homey
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- Gone is the original homey Winnipeg setting, now upscaled to downtown Toronto.
- The desserts were homey and filling - the baked banana with chocolate sauce is the ultimate for those people who love that combination.
- He is a difficult person to read: one is never certain whether his deadpan style and homey phrases reveal a fool or a powerful conviction politician.
unsophisticated, homely, unrefined, unpretentious, plain, simple, modest, domestic;
everyday, ordinary
noun (plural homeys)US informal
variant spelling of homie.
homeyness (also hominess) noun
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- A wooden fence around the ambassadorial residence gives it privacy and a suburban hominess.
- Here, you will find a refreshingly straightforward presentation of cuisine from a far-away culture that has all the homeyness of comfort food with a hint of the adventurously exotic.
- 'We want people to remember the hominess and coziness, the family feeling of good cheer,' Aimee says.
Words that rhyme with homeyfoamy, loamy, Naomi, Salome
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A few weeks ago it was announced that Delta Airlines entered into a partnership code sharing agreement with Saudi Arabian Airlines. By making this choice and entering into this decision, Delta is becoming an enforcer of Saudi Arabian law which bans Israelis and Jews from entering the kingdom unless needed and invited by Royal officials.
So Delta has become a partner in Judenfrei flights to Saudi Arabia.
NO JEWS ALLOWED! Now how do they know who is Jewish? I smell gelfite fish here? Do they look at people's last names or look for a JEW Face?
Do they make you drop trou? Do they look for the loud mouths on board?
How do they know who is a bagel eating "member of the tribe"? I wont take any chance with my "Jewface". I just wont fly Delta.
My Yiddles and Yiddletes, if Delta thinks that becoming the Gestapo agents for the Royal family ("America's best friends"-lol) and becoming a partner in this racist BS then we need to boycott. Imagine if Israel refused entry of Arabs into Israel. Imagine the uproar that would happen. Boycotts, condemnation at the UN , more D list rock stars cancelling their Israeli concerts. The fact is over 60,000 Palestinian visitors are expected to visit Israel this year. Okay they may have been strip searched and inspected with dental floss by Israeli security -lol- but still they are welcomed.
Delta has received some flack for this decision and the story quickly faded from the headlines. I called Delta 3x and was told such things like "If we were racist we wouldn't fly to Israel" and we are just following the law of the hosts country" and Delta doesn't fly to Saudi Arabia -it's partners do." Now Delta seems to be saying this is all misinformation and a misunderstanding. Misinformation my "Tuchus". This is called backtracking and Delta should be ashamed.
I won't fly Delta anymore and I hope you don't as well until they apologize. Racism has no part in American society and I will have no part of DELTA. Delta owes the Jewish community an apology.
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DORAL, Fla. — Leaderboard watching is not something PGA Tour pros usually do until Sunday.
Yet that's exactly what Graeme McDowell and Phil Mickelson found themselves doing during their respective back nines Friday at Doral.
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Used Car Face Off: K-Car Kraziness
Welcome to Used Car Face Off, where we find two similar or similarly priced used cars and ask you which one you would buy. Choose wisely!
Welcome to Used Car Face Off, where we find two similar or similarly priced used cars and ask you which one you would buy. Choose wisely!
Judging by his perennially rumpled look, it's difficult to peg what sort personal car Chrysler-Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne would go for. But SRT president and designer Ralph Gilles leaked via Twitter that Il Commendatore di Chrysler opts for a snarling SRT Challenger on weekends. We approve.
The main character in AMC's show Breaking Bad is Walter White, a formerly mild-mannered high school chemistry teacher turned cancer patient turned meth cook and ruthless murderer. No matter how much of a badass he is, he isn't exactly someone we'd consider an ideal role model or a good "get" for a product endorsement.
Carl Rice was given a 2001 Chrysler Sebring by his grandfather, which I think may be the most common way anyone ends up owning a Sebring. An accident on one of California's Hobbesian freeways led him to converting it into a post-apocalyptic survival machine.
The latest commercial for the Chrysler 300S shows a concept version of it being build by the nice folks at Wayne Industries under the tagline "Imported From Gotham City" with the license plate DK300S — as in the Dark Knight from The Dark Knight Rises. Is the Batman downsizing his fleet?
It's far from the most attractive station wagon ever made, but to us that's a large part of the malaise quirk and charm of the 1977 Chrysler Lebaron Town & Country. Just don't tell the ultra serious Chrysler spokesman also featured in this vintage commercial.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has upped the ante on its investigation of fuel tank related fires on 5.1 million 1993-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokees. They've gone from preliminary investigation to engineering analysis — their version of going from threat level yellow to orange — and widened the probe…
Chrysler's Mopar aftermarket division is now the first automaker to offer in-vehicle wireless charging for your mobile devices. Yes, for just $199.99 (plus installation cost), you can get something like a Powermat for your car.
Sean Heiney of Ann Arbor, Michigan was driving his 2010 Jeep Wrangler home when all of a sudden the brakes failed. Then his power steering went. Then he noticed smoke. Within a minute his car was surrounded by flames.
Chrysler's attempt to buy off "mommy bloggers" — and their countless dozens of readers — with an iPad2 (hey, it's no iPad HD, but still, not too shabby) and the promise of a trip to NYC in exchange for attention has backfired in a way only a Chrysler social media campaign could. Now some mommies are sad and other…
Brian Ahlert, a 41-year-old worker at Chrysler's Belvidere assembly plant, faces drunk-driving charges after he was pulled over on the way home from what he claimed was a very liquid day on the job.
Chicago's Second City takes on the Clint Eastwood Super Bowl ad and ponders a world where we'd given up on Chrysler. "It's halftime in America, and playing two halves is asking a lot. So, good game."
Chrysler's Clint Eastwood ad was the most controversial commercial (for various reasons) of this year's Super Bowl. But it wasn't controversial enough that someone acting on behalf of the NFL should have had it pulled off YouTube. How and why they did it demonstrates just how easy it is for someone to falsely claim…
As one of the first to call the Chrysler Clint Eastwood commercial from last night's Super Bowl a "political ad" — for a moment I felt like the brouhaha over it was partly my fault. Well, until the political hacks weighed in and I realized they were living in a fantasy world.
The Clint Eastwood Super Bowl Ad was a pep talk for Detroit and a threat to those people who don't think automakers like Chrysler are capable of making a comeback. People like Clint Eastwood, who voiced his opposition to the auto bailout in very clear terms just a few months ago.
Chrysler's newest "Imported From Detroit" ad — a campaign that started at last year's Super Bowl with an ad starring Eminem — stars Clint Eastwood in yet another pitch-perfect ad for the littlest of the Big Three.
A teal 1995 Chrysler LeBaron could be about the most nondescript convertible in the world. This one, however, is different because it was once owned by Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Now, at $2,995, it's probably the cheapest celebrity-owned car you can buy.
While this 1986 Oldsmobile commercial doesn't have the production value or the visual appeal of last year's "Imported from Detroit" Chrysler super bowl ad, it is playing on the same concept almost 25 years earlier.
When your company's own press release refers to a car as a "rolling showcase for the latest Mopar exterior parts" you can be pretty assured you're not going to be seeing anything revolutionary. And, in that context, the Chrysler 200 Super S certainly delivers.


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RICHMOND, Ky. – The Eastern Kentucky University women's basketball team added a pair of in-state high school seniors to its 2013 recruiting class on Tuesday, head coach Chrissy Roberts announced. The two additions are forward/center Cierra Drake and guard Michaela Hunter.
Drake is a 6-3 post player out of Nelson County High School in Bardstown, Ky. She averaged 14.1 points-per-game and 8.9 rebounds-per-game while leading the Cardinals to a 27-6 record this season. Drake was named first team All-Fifth Region and a Rick Bolus top-10 player in the state of Kentucky following her senior campaign.
"Cierra is a player that we first targeted when she was a freshman at Nelson County, and my staff and I have enjoyed watching her develop as a player the past four years, Roberts said. "She can score in a variety of ways, both on the block and facing the basket, and she also runs the floor extremely well. Cierra's size and presence inside is key to the way my Lady Colonels play, and I cannot wait to be on the court with her."
Hunter is a 5-9 guard from Rockcastle County High School in Mount Vernon, Ky. As a senior at Rockcastle, she posted averages of 21.6 points-per-game, 8.7 rebounds-per-game, 3.6 assists-per-game and 4.1 steals-per-game, all while shooting 47 percent from the field and 38 percent from behind the arc. Hunter was named first team All-12th region, first team WYMT All-Mountain and a Kentucky All-Star for her efforts this season.
"Michaela is an athletic and versatile guard that will fit perfectly into my system here at EKU," Roberts said. "She has the ability to play any of the guard spots, but we feel she will excel on the wing with our up-tempo style of play. Michaela was a key component of Rockcastle County's Sweet 16 Championship team (from 2011) and I look forward to the competitive nature and championship mindset that she will bring to the court every day."
Drake and Hunter join Amadi Brooks, Nicole Bowers, Mariah Massengill, Katie Pippen and Kasey Young in EKU's class of 2013.
"I was extremely pleased with the five Lady Colonels that we signed in November and I believe that Michaela and Cierra are the perfect complement to both them and our returners," Roberts added. "With the graduation of four starters this offseason, I knew that the 2013 class would be extremely important in the future development of the Lady Colonel program. I couldn't be happier with the basketball players that will be joining our EKU family, but what is most impressive is the quality of people and student-athletes that are being added to the EKU community."
EKU finished 2012-13 with a record of 18-12 while qualifying for the Women's Basketball Invitational (WBI), the Lady Colonels' first national postseason tournament since 2004-05.


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Sales Open for Theodore Roosevelt $1 Coin Cover on May 9
The Theodore Roosevelt $1 Coin Cover is priced at $19.95. Orders will be accepted at the United States Mint's online catalog at http://www.usmint.gov/catalog and at 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). Hearing- and speech-impaired customers with TTY equipment may order at 1-888-321-MINT (6468). A $4.95 shipping and handling charge will be added to all domestic orders.
United States Mint American Presidency $1 Coin Covers are also available for purchase through the bureau's Online Subscription Program. To learn more about this convenient ordering method, please visit http://www.usmint.gov/catalog.
The United States Mint was created by Congress in 1792 and became part of the Department of the Treasury in 1873. It is the Nation's sole manufacturer of legal tender coinage and is responsible for producing circulating coinage for the Nation to conduct its trade and commerce. The United States Mint also produces numismatic products, including proof, uncirculated and commemorative coins; Congressional Gold Medals; and silver and gold bullion coins. The United States Mint's numismatic programs are self-sustaining and operate at no cost to the taxpayer.
Note: To ensure that all members of the public have fair and equal access to United States Mint products, orders placed prior to the official on-sale date and time of May 9, 2013, at noon ET shall not be deemed accepted by the United States Mint and will not be honored. For more information, please review the United States Mint's Frequently Asked Questions, Answer ID #175.
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Guests have been asking us what the DMF is all about. Well, here is why it is being implemented and what it means for visitors who stay in Ottawa and other major cities in Ontario.
Funding for tourism and therefore promotion of Ottawa as a destination has been drastically reduced by the provincial government. The new DMF is supported by the provincial governent to generate funds for local tourism promotion agencies such as Ottawa Tourism to allow them to market themselves to potential visitors, tour operators and convention planners . This amount is remitted by the participating hotel to be used by Ottawa Tourism to promote Ottawa as a destination. It is not used for hotel marketing. This mechanism is very common in Canada as well as internationally. Hotel room taxes or fees have become an accepted method for funding destination marketing programs.
The alternative to the DMF would have been a provincially mandated Hotel Tax which would in all likelihood be higher and would not necessarily be entirely directed to promoting local tourism.
The DMF is only applied to the room portion of your bill, not incidental charges such as parking, long distance calls, room service, etc. The 3% DMF will be subject to HST. An example would be:
Room Charge: $100.00
Total $116.39
The following list shows the current taxes and charges that are in place in other Canadian cities:
– Montreal – 18% …. (QST+HST=14.5% = 3.5 lodging tax)
– Charlottetown – 18% …. (5% GST + 10% PST + 3% Tourism accommodation levy)
– Winnipeg – 17% …. (5% HST +7% PST + 5% Accommodation Tax)
– Ottawa -16.4% …. (13% HST + 3% DMF + HST on DMF)


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First up... coming soon -- my first product review!
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The crêpe and I go way back. Back to early high school, in fact, to my 14-year-old self. It was during my freshman year that my family hosted a Parisian foreign exchange student, and when she shared her basic recipe for crêpes with my family, I fervently recorded it, then forever practiced--well, at least daily... for the next two or three weeks.
Later on, when I graduated from college, then moved to Chicago, I sought out all the French spots--particularly those which sold the delicate crêpe. I loved the versatility, loved the outer humbleness of the soft, slightly tanned shell. Loved that, when bitten into, simplicity switched to surprise--of a filling, sometimes complex, sometimes contrasting, yet always comforting and delicious.
Then I traveled to Paris in 2002 and I was head-over-heels smitten. With the gorgeous city's architecture, the history, the culture, the people (with their attitudes!). And of course, with the street-vendor crêpes. Avec Nutella. Avec fromage, jambon. Folded perfectly into a portable triangle of bliss. Smitten!
Two more trips to Paris later, and of course my love for the lovely crêpe still stands strong. And I share with you an easy, fail-proof recipe for one of my favorite treats. Bon appétit!
2 eggs
1 cup milk
2/3 cup all-purpose flour
1 pinch salt
1 teaspoon vegetable oil
In a bowl with a hand mixer, combine eggs, milk, flour, salt and oil, blending until smooth. Cover and refrigerate 30 minutes. Spray a skillet with cooking spray, and heat at medium-high. Pour 1/4 cup of crêpe batter into hot pan, tilting quickly to complete a circle and coat the surface of the pan. Cook 2 - 3 minutes, turning once, until golden. Repeat with remaining batter.
Fill each crêpe with your preferred filling (one of my favorites is cottage cheese and strawberry jam -- don't knock it 'til you try it!).
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- Jenny.Lee said...
Mmm crepes..thanks for making up my Saturday breakfast menu! :) Glad your back!!!
- July 16, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- Must Love Chutney said...
Thanks! Hope you had a great breakfast! :)
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Most people would disagree with you. Filezilla has a standard Windows GUI, and is anything but twitchy.
Argh. Enigmah Wont Burn Or Read On My Xbox !?
Posted 10 May 2012 - 12:34 PM
Most people would disagree with you. Filezilla has a standard Windows GUI, and is anything but twitchy.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 01:06 PM
You need to set unleash-x to accept 9 similtanious clients, then set filezilla to transfer 8 files at once. and then its prety darn fast.
your user name and password are usualy xbox
and you just need to put the ip adress that unlesh-x shows you in the bottom right hand corner..
everything after that is a basic drag and drop opperation.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 03:40 PM
I've not done a lot of FTPing so I am a newbie in this respect. Over the past few days I've used it to get around 50 Xbox skins from my laptop to Xbox in about half a dozen different batches. Only once did FileZilla "process the queue" without failing to transfer at least one skin folder or more usually certain files within a particular folder. Often the problem repeats when I've retried.
I swap over to CoreFTP and it transfers first time.
Why I call it newbie unfriendly and twitchy is because it will disconnect at the drop of hat. It seems to time out if nothing is happening ie. even if you're busy adding files to the "queue". That forces a another Quickconnect and if you make the mistake of opening that in a new tab you're likely in store for a series of failures to connect messages because there are "too many users". No pointing you at the problem, you just have to notice that there are too many tabs open and, of course, understand that is the trouble.
I've found FileZilla (which I recently updated to the newest version) sometimes does not display "queued" items. Numerically it will show there are items queued but not what they are. You click "Remove all" and redo the queue and this time it displays correctly. There may be an explanation for this but as a newbie these sort of things just seem designed confuse you.
Even the terms these programs use for simple things annoys: process queue instead of simply start or copy. Why no Windows style a start/cancel button on the screen instead of having to use the right click context menu? Why queue? Why not just list?
I also don't understand why the Xbox address is called the host address and not the client address. You're copying from a PC to a Xbox, so surely the PC is 'hosting' the folders/files you want to transfer? The FTP program isn't a 'client' it's a transfer tool or service and the Xbox is actually the client you're sending the folders/files to. Arguably the word transfer is imprecise too because you're not moving the folders/files you're copying them.
FileZilla works, no argument from me about that but do I like it's GUI? No, it makes doing a simple thing seem more complicated than it should be. Are any other FTP programs better in this respect? I don't know, I've not had enough experience. except with CoreFTP. Less prone to disconnect and transfer failures the few times I've used it but is its GUI better ie. simpler? Not really.
I'll have to have a look at Movax's Total Commander.
Edited by fallenangle, 10 May 2012 - 03:56 PM.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 04:39 PM
"Too many users" is pointing you at the problem, and very succinctly. It isn't Filezilla giving you the message, it's the server on the Xbox. What it can't tell you is whether YOU are the other users, or someone else - it simply reports the error message from the server.
List could be a list you select from. Queue is the right word. You queue files then process them. The queue can contain transfers in both directions, and to/from multiple servers.
Edited by Heimdall, 10 May 2012 - 04:39 PM.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 08:11 PM
Client = you/some one who wishes to move files to the host
its the same with everything.
if your computer was set up to accept incoming ftp requests then your pc would be the host. and if i FTP'd on to your pc to ftp files to or from your pc I would be the client.
As a default home computers will always be the client. They use a client program to conenct to the ip address of the host where you can then upload files. or download them (goes both ways)
You can set up your computer to be a ftp host though.
I always just open a new connection in the same window so never make more than 1 connection.
Also if you connect to your xbox and make a list of transfers. close filezilla then reopen it and the list re populates, you dont need to do a quick connect again.
You can just hit process and it will transfer the files without making an initial "non transfering" connection
Edited by shambles1980, 10 May 2012 - 08:15 PM.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 08:53 PM
Imma try FTPing again tonight, also, just to confirm, my xbox is stock, im not doing something retarded like fitting a flux capacitor right?
Love you guys.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 09:01 PM
Lol at whats happened since ive been gone. Internet is fun!
Imma try FTPing again tonight, also, just to confirm, my xbox is stock, im not doing something retarded like fitting a flux capacitor right?
Love you guys.
you have to be at the very least softmodded to run non official dvd's or have ftp access...
Posted 10 May 2012 - 11:25 PM
Anyway unless Movax's Total Commander proves more to my liking I'm going to stick to CoreFTPLE from now on.
I've been using it today for some other skin downloads. One thing I particularly like is that it stores your previous connection details if you want. After loading it automatically presents it in a clean and simple opening dialogue box. Just click on Connect and away you go. The issues with FileZilla may well be due to my inexperience with this stuff but that's irrelevant. CoreFTPLE works better for me, it also says 'Bye!' when you've finished. That sells it as far as I'm concerned.
Posted 10 May 2012 - 11:49 PM
it also says 'Bye!' when you've finished. That sells it as far as I'm concerned.
Out of interest, which O/S are you using?
Posted 11 May 2012 - 12:06 AM
Of course host name is your xbox IP address and user/pass is typically xbox/xbox.
Posted 11 May 2012 - 12:28 AM
I dont see how 1 can be easier than the other..
Posted 11 May 2012 - 03:36 AM
Posted 11 May 2012 - 04:18 AM
Total Commander does seem to be worth a look - it'll be a good excuse to download a few more random skins to try it out.
The "Send Command to Keep Connection Alive" option interests me. Is that what FileZilla isn't doing when I've had those 'time out' type disconnects I mentioned?
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