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using HTML DOM api can we know the number text boxes in the current page or number of text boxes in a <form> tag.
I have seen 'document.anchors.length', but what I want is number of text boxes is there something like this 'document.text.length'.
and further can we get text boxes of document or form as an array, so that I can manipulate those objects.
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You can collect all the elements of a form into an Object, through which you can iterate to do whatever you want to.
The forms collection:
var oForm = document.forms[0];
Hope this was helpful to you. Drop a query if you wanna know anything else.
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thanks for the reply pradeep
actually my problem is : there are 3 text boxes(with tabindexes given in serial) for which I need to do validate (which should not be empty), so I have written a function to check whether the text box is empty or not, and I am calling this function on 'onblur' event of text box.
now the problem is if I press a tab in first text box the focus is going to 2nd text box, I don't know whether it going before executing the check function or after executing it, so first time it will show alert message and as the first box is empty I change the focus to first box, now as the focus is shifting from second text box to first text box the second text box onblur event is getting fired as it will be empty and like this it is going into infinite loop...
one more problem with the 'onblur' event is even if I am going to some other window that event is firing and executing the check function...
I am trying find a solution.........thinking so many logics.....
if u have please tell me..
one more thing how can we know whether a text box is in focus or not...
can we do something like this textbox.focus == true...
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I think you should validate the text boxes onSubmit, not onBlur.If your want to focus a field then this is how you go about it.
function check(t) /* this is called onBlur */
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yes generally we validate it only on submit,
but I have requirement to validate each text box when ever the user leaves the text box.
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Did you try my code suggestion?
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hi pradeep,
initially the contains the some syntax errors like some braces are missing.
I corrected and tried to run it, where in I have two text fields and one list box, but it's only validating for first field and not checking or validating 2nd text box and 3rd list box..
and more over this not what I want,
what I want is it should check immediately whenever the user leaves the text box.
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Please copy-paste the form code into your reply with the Javascript.I'll check it.
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23 Best Food Videos The Internet Gave Us In 2012
Stop whatever you're trying to do. It's time to relive the year's best rap song about Hot Cheetos.
1. These kids rapping about Hot Cheetos & Takis.
3. These real actors reading Yelp.
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5. The insane balloon that Chicago restaurant Alinea served as food.
7. This completely insane kimchi cooking demo.
8. This sommelier balancing 45 glasses in one hand.
9. These babies tasting lemons.
10. This bartender who juggles like a circus freak.
11. This demo of how to eat chicken wings with one hand.
Dammit that's genius.
12. This embarrassingly catchy rap about milk and a sippy cup.
13. This stop-motion guacamole demo.
14. This 7-year-old pizza-tossing hero.
15. This fake promo for the iPhone 5.
17. This review of Five Guys.
18. This life-changing demo of how to spiral-cut a hot dog.
19. This INCREDIBLE feat of human genius.
20. This Flex Mex burrito.
21. This man cooking Rice-a-Roni.
Also, these.
OK, so these last ones are from BuzzFeed. However, I can claim zero credit for their existence. So I feel comfortable including them because they are amazing.
22. This guide to holiday etiquette.
23. This guide to trading candy.
- Golf legend Arnold Palmer has died at 87. Known as "The King," his unusual style and charisma changed the game.
- Monday night's presidential debate may be the last hope for environmental activists who want climate in the national conversation.
- US officials have determined al-Qaeda likely influenced suspected New York City bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami.

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The St. Louis Blues are doing everything they can to get Brian Elliott back on track. Today the club announced they were sending Elliott down to the Peoria Rivermen for the next two games so that he can get some work in after sitting idle for the last few weeks. Elliott will start in net for the Rivermen on Friday against Oklahoma City and on Saturday against Lake Erie before returning to the Blues.
Elliott last appeared in a game for the Blues on March 5th when he came in to relieve Jaroslav Halak in a 6-4 loss to the Los Angeles Kings.
Don't misinterpret this announcement. Elliott is being sent to Peoria for conditioning which is not to be confused with a permanent demotion. The goaltender has practiced but hasn't seen any real action since that disastrous loss to the LA Kings at the beginning of March. His last start between the pipes was on March 3rd against Dallas.
The Blues aren't ready to end their relationship with Elliott, and rightly so. He's been dreadful in 2013, but it'd be foolish to make such a serious decision with such a small sample size (11 appearances, 8 starts).
Consider this an opportunity for Elliott not only to get some needed work, but also as an opportunity for him to prove that he can keep the puck out of the net and that the form he has shown isn't the new normal. He'll be tested playing in consecutive nights against opposition he's unfamiliar with, but it should serve as a chance to prove that there's still hope for the St. Louis netminder.


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Yup, and add the fact that 15% (9 million) of Thai people have Hep B, and one is looking at very expensive palliative care not to mention preventative medicine and education.
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A board certified art therapist guides individuals in the creative process providing a wide assortment art supplies and projects. Research has proven that art making has a positive impact on pain management, depression, anxiety, and stress reduction. For centuries, art has served as a healing tool, fostering self-awareness and coping skills.
Art therapy is available at no charge in individual, family and group settings to any interested patient or family member, and the Cancer Center provides not only the know-how and guidance (no previous art experience is necessary), but the materials as well.
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COLUMBIA - Even before he knew his top hitter would be back next season, South Carolina baseball coach Chad Holbrook talked about his program's unwavering goal to return to the College World Series.
Despite six key players leaving the program to begin their professional careers, Holbrook wasn't interested in rebuilding. He considered the list of incoming freshmen, matched them with returning veterans, and said the Gamecocks would reload in 2015.
"It's going to be exciting to see new faces, but I'm also going to be comforted that we'll have Connor Bright back and Marcus Mooney back and DC Arendas back and Max Schrock back," Holbrook said. "It's not like it's a whole new team."
Add first baseman Kyle Martin to the list, and South Carolina will have an unexpected wealth of experience returning next spring. The Gamecocks return three starting infielders. They return two pitchers from their weekend rotation.
But one of the biggest keys may be the unknown. South Carolina got major contributions from first-year players last season, pitcher Wil Crowe and outfielder Gene Cone chief among them. The Gamecocks could use more production from its next freshman class.
South Carolina's incoming players will have opportunities. At catcher, third base, outfield and on the pitching staff, newcomers may be counted on to play significant roles. Holbrook said he's looking forward to seeing what the new batch of rookies is able to offer.
"I'm as excited about this recruiting class as I've been for any class since I've been here," Holbrook said. "I hate to put those kind of expectations on them, but it's a talented group. It might not be one that's ranked as high as Tanner (English) and Grayson (Greiner), but I'm expecting just as much from those guys as I've had from any recruiting class."
Indeed, those are weighty expectations. South Carolina landed the nation's top recruiting class in 2011, led by Greiner, English, Joey Pankake and Jordan Montgomery. Recruiting rankings won't be released for the current crop of freshmen until the fall.
South Carolina's recruiting class survived the annual battering ram that is the MLB Draft. Holbrook expected several players could have difficult options on whether to enter his program or professional baseball, including left-handed pitcher Alex Destino, right-handed pitcher Brandon Murray and infielder Madison Stokes.
Murray was drafted in the 30th round by the Philadelphia Phillies, and Stokes was drafted in the 40th round by the New York Yankees. Both quickly announced their intention to attend South Carolina.
"We obviously dodged some bullets in regards to that class regarding professional baseball and the draft," Holbrook said. "Those that we felt like we could lose, we're going to keep. They're going to start their careers as Gamecocks in August. We're excited about that group."
Holbrook will be at home watching as Vanderbilt and Virginia play for a national championship this week in Omaha. He hopes the fresh faces lead South Carolina back to the championship series next summer.
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We have a fantastic new addition to our music section for you today! Musician Rachael Gallman has covered The Ghost of Samantha's new song "Einstein," exclusively for RupertGrint.net! We are honored to share this cover with you today!
Rachael was featured on RupertGrint.net back in May, and you can check out more of her music here!
Also, if you missed it, back in March, we featured Samantha Grint's music with a new page and Q&A in our music section. You can check it out here!
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STOCKTON, Alabama -- The Stockton Civic Club's 11th annual Wild Game Cook-Off is set for 4 p.m. April 13 at the Stockton Community Center.
Ticket holders will enjoy sampling wild game dishes as well as dishes routinely served at area hunting and fishing camps. Cash prizes will be awarded for first and second places, as well as a People's Choice Award. Those interested in registering a cooking team should contact Phillip Hadley at 251-937-1248.
A live auction will be held for a wide variety of donated items, and homemade cakes and desserts for purchase in the Bake Sale. Homemade ice cream will also be included.
Tickets are $15 and will be available at the door on the day of the event or in advance from Civic Club Board members. Children under 12 are will be admitted at no charge.
Past cook-off proceeds helped build the Stockton Community Center. The building's grounds also boast a picnic pavilion, cooking shed, a playground, walking track and baseball diamond. This year's proceeds will be used to enlarge the walking track and purchase exercise equipment as well as contribute to continued improvements and community projects to further enhance the Stockton area.
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This past weekend I appeared on CNN's State of the Union to discuss the ongoing situation in Syria.
I am sure that you are gravely concerned about the major issue we are facing today regarding our possible involvement in Syria. In addition to representing the 25th District, I am also Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee. This is the committee that oversees the Department of Defense and deals with issues effecting our military and national defense. In the last week, I have had calls with the White House and have been in Washington to meet with the President about the situation in Syria. Congress is now back in session, and this week the House Armed Services Committee is holding briefings and hearings on this critical issue.
My greatest concern with the President's decision to strike in Syria is our troops.
Once again, President Obama is proposing adding another mission on our military while dramatically cutting their resources. I am as concerned about the readiness crisis in our military as I am with the crisis in the Middle East. The latest developments in Syria are more examples of an inescapable reality: the world is becoming increasingly hostile and protecting our ability to provide for a robust common defense is more important than ever.
I believe that it is immoral to let this horrific use of chemical weapons by President Assad go unanswered. However, it is also immoral to ask our men and women in uniform to continue to do much more with much less. Over the last few years, President Obama has surged troops to Afghanistan- and cut the military's budget. He flew missions over Libya- and cut the military's budget. He initiated a "pivot to Asia"- and cut the military's budget. America's armed forces are facing a trillion dollars in cuts- more than any other part of the government. Now he is asking us to commit forces to Syria at a time that our troops are facing historically deep cuts. In fact, the day before he asked Congress to authorize this mission, he told all men and women in uniform that their salaries will be less than expected next year. As Congress and the Administration continue to debate whether or not Congress will authorize a strike in the coming days, I will make sure that this critical point does not go unheard by our Commander in Chief and my colleagues in Congress.
Thank you to everyone who has contacted my office or reached out to me online in the last week to voice your opinions on this matter. I will continue to do my best to keep you updated on this evolving situation.
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FlopTV represents first online TV venture
ROME — Twentieth Century Fox has launched its first Internet TV service, using Italy as a testing ground.
Fox International Channels on Monday bowed Internet portal FlopTV, which is dedicated to Italian comedy and touted as Fox's first foray into online TV.
Offering both original and purchased product, as well as user-generated content — all in the form of high-definition vids between two and 10 minutes long — FlopTV is being produced by FoxFactory, the new media unit of Fox Channels Italy.
Fox's youth-skewed web channel kicked off with three new tailor-made Italo sitcoms, including a surreal "E.R" spoof titled "Drammi Medicali," starring popular pop local singer/parodist Stefano Belisari, a.k.a. Elio. Fresh content will be uploaded weekly.
"We're seeing a shift away from terrestrial TV, with younger audiences favoring thematic channels and the Internet," commented FlopTV creative director Michele Ferrarese.
"Yet even within these new spaces the needs of younger viewers are still underserved," he added.
The web TV service, to be found at http://www.floptv.tv, is accessible on PCs, vidgame consoles and mobile phones. It can be streamed or posted within user profiles on social networking websites like MySpace and Facebook.
Fox Italy has previously acted as a laboratory for Fox. Fox International Channels in 2005 first launched its Fox Crime branded channel on Rupert Murdoch's Sky Italia paybox, before beaming it successfully across Europe and Asia. A Fox Italy spokeswoman said FlopTV is likely to pave the way for other similar Fox web TV portals in other countries.


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This is Chapter 2 of the 9th grade catholic high school theology textbook at Archbishop Prendergast. The chapter title is Introduction to Sacred Scripture.
literal sense(of the biblical text)
"The literal sense is the meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture and discovered by exegesis, following the rules of sound interpretation"(CCC,116).
an extended comparison where many elements of a story stand for deeper realities like abstract ideas,moral qualities ,or spiritual realities.
a chronological narrative or record od events, as in the life or development of a people, country, or institution.
Miracle Story
for example, a nature miracle is a report of a powerful sign performed by Jesus to show his mastery over the elements
allegorical sense
teaches what you should believe,that is, what the words mean in the larger context of Salvation History.
anagogical sense
teaches where you are going,building up the virtue of hope while leading us to Heaven
St.Jerome's fifth-century Latin translation of the Bible into the common language of the people of his day.
Dead Sea Scrolls
Discovered in 1947 in caves near the Dead Sea,these manuscripts belonged to the Jewish Essene sect, which lived in a monastery at Qumran. The scrolls contain Essene religious documents,commentaries on certain Hebrew Scriptures,and ancient Old Testament manuscripts. They have proved very valuable to scholars in studying the Old Testament and for learning about some Jewish practices at the time of Jesus.
Church Father
A traditional title given to theologians of the first eight centuries whose teachings made a lasting mark on the Church
New International Version
A conservative translation by scholars from thirty-four different denominations
New American Bible
The Church uses this translations for the readings at liturgies in the United States.
New Jerusalem Bible
borrowed heavily from the French Bible, La Sainte Bible, which in turn is an important and scholarly translation from the original languages
Liturgy of the Hours
The prayer of the Church; it is also known as the Divine Office. The Liturgy of the Hours utilizes the Scriptures,particularly the Psalms , for specific times of the day from earl morning to later evening.
Source Criticism
literary device work that helps discover where the biblical authors got their material


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Magnolia Cemetery topic of new book
Patrick Harwood, a professor of communication at the College of Charleston, has produced a large-format, illustrated book, "In the Arms of Angels: Magnolia Cemetery - Charleston Treasure of History, Mystery and Artistry."
The book examines the history of one of America's most beautiful Victorian-era cemeteries.
Harwood will sign copies of the book 10 a.m.-1 p.m. April 12 at Magnolia Cemetery, 70 Cunnington Ave.
The $40 book was designed by Harwood himself.
Book retraces steps of World War II vet
Pawleys Island resident Goffinet McLaren has published her second book, "Tom: A Life Saved - Lives Lost!"
Goffinet`s father, Sgt. Tom Hutton, flew with the Royal Air Force bomber command in World War II and had to bail out of his stricken Lancaster bomber over Belgium in 1943. His successful evasion from the Nazis and eventual safe return to the U.K. is the basis for the new book, which also recounts the experiences of Charleston resident Joe Engel, an Auschwitz survivor.
To prepare for the book, McLaren referred to her father's notes and RAF log book, and retraced his steps through Belgium and France, meeting with relatives of resisters who had helped him.
The paperback book is $15.99 and available from online retailers.
Local author publishes adventure novel
West Ashley author Lynne M. Hinkey's latest novel, "Ye Gods! A Tale of Dogs and Demons," is a story of magic and monsters run amok on a Caribbean island.
Jack Halliman sails to Puerto Rico looking for a cure for writer's block and instead finds a dead body and becomes one of two suspects in the investigation. The other is the chupacabra. Jack has to find out who, or what, is responsible for the killings before he ends up in jail.
Hinkey, a marine scientist, moved to the Charleston area from Puerto Rico in 1999. She spent many years in the Caribbean.
"Ye Gods!" is available from Casperian Books, most online booksellers and a few gift shops and bookstores in the area. It will be available in electronic formats May 1. For more information, visit www.lynnehinkey.com.
'Summit' a mountain adventure-mystery
Harry Farthing, a Charleston resident, has published his novel "Summit," available for $17.99 at The Backpacker in Mount Pleasant, Blue Bicycle Books downtown and from online retailers.
A practiced mountaineer, Farthing will give a talk titled "Summit Journeys" at The Backpacker Quality Gear at 5 p.m. May 17. (He'll be back at the Mount Pleasant Barnes & Noble for a book signing at 1 p.m. June 14.)
"Summit" takes the reader from the Himalayas to Europe in the run up to World War II, and again in current times as its protagonist, seasoned mountain guide Neil Quinn, seeks to unravel a mystery.
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text: Drupal Alters and Overrides: Drupal.theme.prototype Submitted by Brenda Boggs on September 7th, 2010 at 6:30:41 PM Tags: drupalthemingjavascript Drupal.theme.prototype was introduced in Drupal 6, meant for modules producing HTML content within JavaScript, allowing that this content to be overridden. As a real world example, the Node relationships module produces a link via jQuery that, on mouse over, pops up the words Search and reference.... Each dynamically generated link has it's alt tags created in this way. To change this link without modifying the module directly, you can override the text in your own theme's template.php file. The original code in Node relationship's node_form.js file contains: // Install the "Search and reference" button. if (fieldOptions.searchUrl) { var $searchButton = $(Drupal.theme('nodeRelationshipsReferenceButton', 'search', Drupal.t('Search and reference...'))); $buttonsWrapper.append($searchButton); ... Notice Drupal.theme namespace above. What Drupal.theme is doing is passing a few parameters; the first, nodeRelationshipsReferenceButton, is the name of our actual theme function which contains: /** * Theme the specified button for an autocomplete widget. */ Drupal.theme.prototype.nodeRelationshipsReferenceButton = function(type, title) { return ''; }; The other parameters being passed are type and title. In your theme's template.php file, you could use the code below to change the text to Search. Drupal.theme.nodeRelationshipsReferenceButton = function(type, title) { if (type == 'search') { title = 'Search'; } return ''; }; The only real difference between these functions is the removal of the prototype namespace. Read more about Drupal Alters and Overrides: Drupal.theme.prototypealligatorsneeze.com blogAdd new comment


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My name is Louisa and I am a textile artist specialising in knitting. I sell my original knitting patterns in DK yarn, and also my bestselling Cable Knit Blanket pattern in super chunky yarn. There ...
My name is Louisa and I am a textile artist specialising in knitting. I sell my original knitting patterns in DK yarn, and also my bestselling Cable Knit Blanket pattern in super chunky yarn. There are patterns for cakes, bags, toys and cloths, including my cupcake range. I always write with the ease of the knitter in mind, with minimal seaming and clear instructions.
I come from a creative family of spinners, weavers, carpenters and knitters. My mother taught me to knit when I was very young and I have never stopped. My mother and aunts were all wonderful knitters and crocheters and always gave me plenty of inspiration. My uncle used to design and build spinning and weaving equipment, in particular the Barnett Drum Carder which is still considered the gold standard in hand carding machines in the UK. Although now retired, he recently made me some giant double pins for my extreme knitting project. I am very happy to be carrying on the family handcrafting tradition using the tools that he has made.
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This is a knitting pattern for our novelty cotton cloth shaped like a ray fish.
The Rayfishcloth is a dishcloth, or a washcloth, or a facecloth. Equally at home in the kitchen or bathroom, the Rayfishcloth will happily swim in the water and wash things.
Knitted using 2 strands of DK cotton yarn, from tail to nose, no sewing is needed. Just knit the body and pick up and knit 3 stitches for the tail. The body is worked in garter stitch, so it's a nice, easy, quick knit.
Use 100% cotton for best results, and your cloth will be soft, absorbent, luxurious and long-lasting.
This pattern is for personal and charity use only. Not for resale.
Knitting Revolution blog at www.knittingrevolution.wordpress.com
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Dogs keep receiving bad publicity in Jackson, so it is fair and balanced to update the story of a man whose life is owed to a dog.
Larry Davis, who lives on Chapin Street, has a knack for finding dogs people notice.
Zara, his 7-year-old German shepherd, is something of a neighborhood curiosity because she is the only dog on the block that is bilingual.
All of Zara's commands are in German. She was trained that way when Davis bought her three years ago, and at first, she was so rigid in her obedience that she was like a robot.
"She is so loyal to me and (wife) Lori," he said.
Davis, 56, is an Army veteran who most recently worked as a cook at two Jackson restaurants. He was in a car wreck a decade ago and never fully recovered. He has had 11 surgeries.
His previous dog, a German shepherd named Gina, was semi-famous for her odd fondness of car horns. She figured out how to work the horn every time Davis got a new car, and she enjoyed honking when Davis left her in the car while grocery shopping.
Gina's shining moment came early in the morning of Nov. 13, 2004, when Davis' apartment caught fire as he slept.
"Gina made it real clear she was not leaving without me," he said.
Flames filled the air when Gina came to Davis' bedside and began barking and butting her head into him. She woke him, then pulled him away from the bed.
Davis escaped with the clothes on his back, a photograph of his parents and Gina.
"The heat was so intense, I really thought we were on fire," Davis said. "Most of the hair on my face either melted or was singed off."
Even before his rescue, Davis had a special bond with Gina. Afterward, it became something the rest of us can only imagine.
Gina was 10 years old at the time of the fire, and she had bad hips. As years passed, she had spells when she could barely move.
"People started talking bad about me, saying it was cruel to keep her so long," Davis said.
Three years ago, he faced the inevitable.
Davis took Gina to a vet and was with her when she died at age 13.
He still cries talking about it.
To help get past his sense of loss, Davis found Zara three months later.
Zara can never take Gina's place, but she can find a new place of her own.
"I've always felt that with animals, you get back what you give," Davis said. "With Gina and now with Zara, what is shown back is love."


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Surrounded by hotel workers, media members, team dignitaries and, oh yeah, his players, VCU coach Shaka Smart — none to thrilled to be drug into an impromptu interview just minutes after stepping off the bus outside the Rams' Galleria-area hotel — spoke of the need to eliminate distractions entering Saturday's Final Four matchup with Butler.
"As we get closer and closer to Saturday, our focus obviously has to be 100 percent on that game," he said. "We have to do a good job keeping away from distractions. We'll talk about what our job is, what we came down here to do. There's all the pomp and circumstance, and then there's the game. We came here to win Saturday and advance to (the championship) on Monday."
Already noted for his motivational tactics, including burning a page from the calendar and creating video montages of VCU's many critics, Smart said he shouldn't need to be so creative this time.
"The bottom line is, if you're not movitated for this game, something's wrong with you," he said. "We've been pretty good so far being ready to go."


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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x for XboxOn: Xbox
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, often abbreviated as THPS2, is the second game in the Tony Hawk's series.
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Don't panic! Our cheats will see you through.
A few words on Neversoft and its wonderful Tony Hawk-powered time machine
Forget the ignominy of the ill-advised spin-offs and clunky late-era peripherals: at its peak Tony Hawk was a true phenomenon, and we all have Neversoft to thank for that.


text: A purity ball (also known as a father-daughter purity ball[1] or purity wedding[2]) is a formal ball dance event attended by fathers and their daughters. Purity balls promote virginity until marriage for teenage girls, and are often closely associated with U.S. Christian churches, particularly fundamentalist churches.[citation needed] Typically, daughters who attend make a virginity pledge; a pledge to remain sexually abstinent until marriage. Fathers who attend pledge to protect what they view as their young daughters' purity of mind, body, and soul. Proponents[who?] promote a strong father-daughter relationship as a means to affirm what they consider to constitute spiritual and physical purity.


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Proposal 2 represents an attempt by government union bosses to destroy the Michigan Constitution, hold employers and legislators hostage, and change and repeal as many as 170 of Michigan's laws.
Michigan's attorney general is warning that it would eliminate the law requiring safety rules for school bus drivers and could prohibit schools from firing employees with criminal records.
As Gov. Snyder has said, "Prop 2 would amend our Constitution to change the way bargaining would work in our state. It could lead to unlimited wage increases and early retirements with lavish pension — all at taxpayer's expense." Elected representatives would be legislatively powerless to stop them and "we the people" would lose our voices and power to govern.
Proposal 2 states it would grant public and private employees the constitutional right to organize and bargain collectively through labor unions, but they already have these rights.
Unlike the federal government, states are required to balance their budgets, and Michigan legislators have made great strides in this area, starting by reducing their own personal salaries and budgets, getting control of deficits and out-of-control spending.
Proposal 2 would give government labor unions the ability to repeal many of the reforms that have helped Michigan start to recover. In fact, it would amend up to 18 sections of the state Constitution.
Vote 'no' on Proposal 2.
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Wisdom Of The Ancients
Medicine today, whether holistic or conventional, has a rich heritage from the world's civilizations and cultures. These innovative sessions include age-old cultural healing techniques and tribal concepts with a modern approach – Shamanist Vision Journey, Tibetan Sound Concert with ancient bowls, chimes, pipes, chanting and dancing, a Mind Map Process, using color as a guide to unveil individual pathways for heightened performance levels, Spiritual Journey through the symbolic Labyrinth, Oriental Movement and Breathing Techniques to heighten "chi" (life-healing energy), the sense of smell and taming our instincts, and Awakening Inner Wisdom.
Light Works - $120 for 50 min.
This rare treatment utilizes the pioneering techniques of Marcel Vogel, computer pioneer, to transmit crystal energy to the body in an exquisite rainbow of light pulsing from the crown to base. The purpose is to open and revitalize the chakra system, while stimulating the flow of quantum energy throughout physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies.
Mind Map - $120 for 50 min.
Annalee Allred, Treatment Center Director and acclaimed expert in light and its many colors, brings thirty years of research, experience, and a highly-sensitive visual perception (like a digital read-out) to this simple but remarkable developmental process.
Clears inner and outer energy fields, dispersing chaotic imprints left behind by unrecognized fears and self-doubt – feelings that prevent full expression of our highest potential – activates the innate pathways (both electric and chemical) our energy follows to recognize feelings, process thought and access unique abilities, talents, and higher purpose. Afterwards, a personal rainbow of color is prepared to take away and study – to elevate our performance level and access our dearest dreams.
We all have an energetic signature – a unique frequency pattern – recognizable in the harmonic overtones of our voice and natural scent, as distinct as our fingerprints – easily discernible by those whose senses are attuned to the transmission of subtle energies. This imprint is encoded and radiates out from every cell, forming a series of chemical and electrical pathways through which our life-giving energy follows (like a relay system), instigating our unique sequence of thoughts, feelings and basic motor functions. We could call this our native blueprint – our original inner architecture.
Inhale and Heal - $120 for 50 min.
Lara Wright – famous for her "nose" and highly accurate sense of smell, applied psychologist, intuitive, and founder of the Good Medicine organic products and laboratory
The 2004 Nobel Prize was awarded to two scientists, Axel and Buck, for recent research into the importance of the olfactory system and the sense of smell – their findings show that more of our human genetic structure is attributed to smell than any other sense except for the immune system. As we breathe in, negative and positive molecules in the air discharge certain olfactory receptors in the nose, firing electrical impulses through the limbic system – the seat of our emotions. This therapy works through the olfactory system to recharge and stimulate places where receptor patterns may be blocked or disengaged.
Everyone has an inherent frequency pattern, like a harmonic cord – which is discernible, not only to animals, but to those humans with a developed sense of smell. Lara uses her extraordinary gift of smell to detect her client's unique pattern and the places where it may be disengaged. She then combines rare essential oils into an aroma to capture the original essence for each person to take home. Recharges and stimulates receptor patterns to clarify emotional upset and mental confusion, making way for new insight and loving relationships. Bring any questions you may have to this session.
Sacred Sound - $120 for 50 min.
Donell DeMarquessa's experience in the healing arts spans at least two decades. She has explored and initiated many modalities of sound and its resonant effect for physical healing and spiritual development, as well as tribal rituals and cultural methods, including advanced bodywork, movement, and voice – often used together.
This is a concert of ancient instruments dating back many hundreds of years. Hand-forged Tibetan metal bowls, ganta bells, chimes, and gongs create magnificent harmonics that align and shift the complex neural systems. The penetrating waves move over, around, and through the body, sending strong vibrations that purify and detoxify physical and emotional states, assist in reducing pain, slow down brain waves and may bring profound spiritual awareness.
Shamanic Vision Journey - $120 for 50 min.
Gwen Moon, Shamanic therapist and beloved Native American teacher of ancient beliefs, has inspired our guests for over twenty=five years. Clients world-wide, travel here especially to experience her work. Her Therapies carry the inspiration and wisdom gleaned from decades of participation in Native ceremonies; she serves through the blessings of revered elders and spiritual leaders of many tribes.
You are invited on a magical journey to contact your personal animal guides. Gwen, uses repetitious beat and cadence of native drumming and sweet-smelling grasses to lead the ordinary mind into a dreamlike state of tranquility where the inner world can be felt and listened to – where hidden, latent knowledge is held and experience processed – where visions appear and gifts, high values, and possibilities are revealed. Afterwards, she explores your insights with a traditional understanding of animal symbols – a powerful practice for evolvement of the conscious state. A rare experience.
Shaman Medicine Card Reading - $115 for 50 min.
Utilizes the sixth sense for uncommon insight into the panorama of your life as it unfolds before you. Bring any questions you may have to this session.
Spiral Breathing - $125 for 50 min.
Janice Brooks, meditation facilitator and inspirational contemporary shaman, was born with the natural gift of intuition. Her background in the field of human and cognitive development was the launching pad for working with hundreds of children and adults. She has studied, experienced and applied both the scientific and spiritual practices of breathwork for the last 20 years.
These techniques, developed by Janice Brooks, are powerful tools for transformation, healing, happiness and reconnection to the true essence of who you are. For thousands of years, mystical traditions of the world have used breathing techniques. When you learn and actively practice conscious breathing, you sleep better, increase your metabolism and immune system, and are less prone to anxiety or panic attacks. She leads her clients through breathing exercises (different five step sensory-integrated patterns during the powerful session. A spherical connected, breathing rhythm will increase brain-body connection, enhance creative expression, finely tune and heighten states of aliveness.
Rainbow Writing - $125 for 50 min.
Janice Brook's back ground in scientifically – based developmental training and spiritually-oriented teachings taps into the rich reservoir of human potential. She uses the age-old practice of symbolic imagery, storytelling and writing as soul-messengers to guide you into a sacred soul-space for personal exploration and creative renewal.
A Sense of Calling - $125 for 50 min.
Janice uses a full range of transformational somatic learning experiences; poetry, music, movement, reading and writing, and storytelling – as soul-messengers, to facilitate your journey into your sacred soul-calling space for creative explorations. She will help you tune-in, listen, and harmonize messages and impulses inside your conscious and sub-conscious mind, nurture your creativity, elevate your sense of purpose, and strengthen your intuition.


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Today's Roar on the Shore events
The Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally continues today in Erie.
Here are today's scheduled events:
9 a.m. Vendor Alley opens.
9-4:30 p.m. Yamaha demo rides.
10-6 p.m. Victory demo rides.
11 a.m. Lake Escape East pre-ride gathering, Bayfront Convention Center.
11 a.m. Microbrew Ride and Raffle pre-ride gathering, Moe's Southwest Grill, 2052 Edinboro Road.
12:30 p.m. Lake Escape East Motorcycle Run, 65-mile ride from Erie to Chautauqua County, $25 per bike.
12:30 p.m. Microbrew Ride and Raffle, 30-mile ride to Venango Township's Sprague Farm, $25 per bike.
1:30 p.m. Trevor Vines Freestyle Jump Show. Encore at 3:30 p.m.
2 p.m. Meet and greet with Rick Fairless, Off-Road Express vendor booth, again at 6:30 p.m.
3-6 p.m. Pre-ride gathering for Thunder on the Isle: the Mayor's Ride, Harley-Davidson of Erie, 3712 W. 12th St.
5 p.m. Rocket 101 beer garden, $10.
5 p.m. Concert, Chrome.
6 p.m. "Thunder on the Isle: the Mayor's Ride" parade, starts at Harley-Davidson of Erie, 3712 W. 12th St.
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Hyatt Regency Phoenix places you next to Phoenix Convention Center and Venues and within a 10-minute stroll of other popular attractions like Talking Stick Resort Arena. This 3.5-star hotel has 693 guestrooms and offers conveniences like 4 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. It's in central Phoenix and also close to Chase Field and Arizona State Capitol.
Enjoy dining at Compass Arizona Grill, one of 4 onsite restaurants. Satisfy your hunger without leaving your room with room service, or quench your thirst with a beverage at the bar/lounge or coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a full breakfast is available for a fee.
All 693 air-conditioned rooms provide iPod docks, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with wired Internet and free WiFi. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include video-game consoles, safes, and phones.
Property features
At Hyatt Regency Phoenix, guests enjoy an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a spa tub. Parking is available for USD 17-21 per day (USD 27-30 per day for valet parking), and there's also limo/town car service. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include WiFi in public areas, 30 meeting rooms, and a conference center.
- Walking distance to Phoenix Convention Center and Venues and Talking Stick Resort Arena
- Free in-room WiFi
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
Hyatt Regency Phoenix122 N 2nd St Phoenix AZ 85004
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This downtown Phoenix hotel is 2 blocks from the US Airways Center, home of the NBA's Phoenix Suns; and 3 blocks from Chase Field, home of baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks. Arizona Center, the only shopping mall in downtown Phoenix, is just a 2 block walk from the hotel. The hotel has a prime location across from the convention center. Anchored by a multiplex theater with stadium seating, it also offers restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores, and nightclubs.
The Hyatt Regency Phoenix houses four dining venues, including the revolving Compass Arizona Grill. Einstein Bros. Café, located off the lobby, is a popular stop for a quick, tasty breakfast, lunch, or snack. Guests keep fit and relax in an outdoor pool with spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness room.
The hotel provides 48,000 square feet of meeting space and 30 conference rooms. A UPS store in the lobby offers business and mailing services, as well as 2 computer workstations. WiFi is available in public areas for a surcharge. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the Networks Bar & Grill. Parking is available nearby for a surcharge.
- Outdoor pool
- Spa tub
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Bar/lounge
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Business center
- Conference space
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 24
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Hair salon
- Tours/ticket assistance
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Total number of rooms - 693
- Meeting rooms 30
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Conference space size (meters) - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 32
- Conference center
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (feet) - 48,000
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
- Express check-in
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Wired internet access ( USD 15.95 per night )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( USD 5 ), Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- iPod docking station
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
Compass Arizona Grill - Revolving restaurant perched atop the hotel with ever-changing views of the city, valley, and mountains. Minimalist decor, award-winning contemporary American cuisine, outstanding selection of fine wines. Open for dinner and Sunday champagne brunch. Lounge open until late evening.
Sample menu for Compass Arizona Grill
Main courses:
Networks Bar and Grill - Contemporary sports bar and downtown hangout. Light fare served for lunch and dinner. Patio seating available. Martinis, margaritas, microbrews. Multiple TVs. Complimentary wireless Internet access. Open from late morning to late evening.
Terrace Café - Located in the seven-story atrium. American fare with classic favorites. Salads, sandwiches, appetizers. Breakfast and lunch served.
Einstein Bros. Café - Popular chain café off the lobby. Outdoor seating available. Bagel sandwiches, coffee drinks, salads, breakfast muffins. Open from early morning to mid-evening.
Room service - Available from early morning to late evening.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool, spa tub, and sundeck are located on the Hyatt's third floor. Guests have 24-hour access to the fitness center with cardio and weight-training equipment, complimentary bottled water, and towels.
Tennis courts (surcharge) are located across from the hotel. Guests can also play a couple games at the nearby bowling alley. Encanto Park and Recreation Area, three miles away, features an amusement park in addition to playing fields, playgrounds, and a lake with paddle boats and fishing. Golf courses and horse riding are within 15 miles of the Hyatt.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 10 and USD 20 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 15.95 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 5 (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 17-21 per day (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 27-30 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per stay
Hotel Name
- Hyatt Phoenix
- Hyatt Phoenix Regency
- Hyatt Regency Hotel Phoenix
- Hyatt Regency Phoenix
- Phoenix Hyatt
- Phoenix Hyatt Regency
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We should mention
Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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HI *O* I'm Italian cosplayer since 2004. ♪♫ ..I love Cosplay, singing, music, books, manga, cooking... .....Disney, Tim Burton, Anime ♫♪ ♥ I'm a seamstress and i LOVE sewing. ♥ Nice to meet you.♥♥♥ FB: http://www.facebook.com/PrincessValechan Instagram: http://instagram.com/princess_valechan/ My DA: http://princess-valechan.deviantart.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/P_ValeChan ETSY: http://www.etsy.com/it/shop/PrincessValeChan
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Hi! :3 I'm an Italian cosplayer since 2003! I'm graduated in Japanese and Cosplay is one of my fav hobby! With my BF Squall we're the "Eyes-0n-Me"! My fav char is Rinoa Heartilly from Final Fantasy VIII. I feel her a part of me in some way, so I use her name as nickname on web! :3 Thanks for being here! Follow me on web! <3 *Deviantart* http://eyes-0n-me.deviantart.com/ *Cosplay.com* http://www.cosplay.com/member/218605/ *Twitter* https://twitter.com/#!/RinoaHeartilly_
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I'm Edoardo, Ed for friends, an Italian cosplayer since 2008. I love to think of it as a way to meet new people and make new friends, confronting the work on the costumes, wigs and weapons. DeviantArt: http://omegarouge.deviantart.com/ FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Natsu-Cosplay-Art/241171165939350 Instagram: https://instagram.com/omegarouge2/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmegaRouge Tumblr: http://omegarouge.tumblr.com/
I'm italian cosplayer since 1995,my name is Marika! I love sewing my costumes for myself and for others! in August of 2011, I attended the World Cosplay Summit, paired with Daniela Maiorana and we won Runner up second place! My various account on the web: https://www.facebook.com/MarikaCosplay http://en.curecos.com/profile/?ch=122902 http://www.cosplay.com/member/19172/costumes/ http://vampireionfortuna.deviantart.com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/60198255@N00/
Official Page: https://www.facebook.com/AlessioFracchiaOfficial Official Site: http://fracchiaalessio.wix.com/website Personal Page: https://www.facebook.com/AlessioFracchiaPrivateProfile Fan Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSFi8GlXsBw Xandria Events & Productions: http://infoxandria.wix.com/xandriaevents
Hi! I have been cosplaying since 2007 and Im a certified makeup artist that loves to do different clown cosplays. I make every costume myself and my passion is to compete against other cosplayers. I was one of four Finnish representative's at NCC (Nordic Cosplay Championship) on 2013 with my Mad Moxxi cosplay. Find me also at: https://twitter.com/SilentCosplay https://www.facebook.com/SilentCosplay http://silentcosplay.deviantart.com/#
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The Legend of the Zodiac Race
By BelugaBloo
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
**A retelling of the legend of the Chinese Zodiac features charming Asian illustrations, animations and music - Kirkus Reviews**
**The Legend of the Zodiac Race now includes MINI GAMES such as colouring, matching, and dressing up!!**
2014 is the year of the energetic horse! Ever wondered about the Chinese zodiac and how it came into place? Be ready to dive into the vibrant and sensational Chinese legends! The gripping tale of how all the animals within the kingdom took part in the race of the century, competing for 12 places in the calendar, who made the cut? And who didn't? A popular legend that will most definitely leave you in awe and dying for more!
Also find out which year of the animal you were born under and pair that with unique personality traits.
Specially tailored for children from 6 to 8 years old
Appealing HD illustrated scenes
Packed with comprehensive interactive games and entertainment
Find out your unique personality traits at the end of the book!
Accompanied by professional narration
Tuneful and stimulating background music, and sound effects
Reading modes include "Read to me", "Read by myself", "Autoplay", and "Games"
User friendly navigation
Universal app for iPad, iPhone, and iPod
Find out our unique personality trait!
BelugaBloo provides an instructive and engaging platform for parents to educate their children through the means of creative technology; we captivate your child's interest by brining to life a selective collection of children stories.
Classic Stories Series
Classic stories with a modern twist are what BelugaBloo has to offer. We enhance them with our pristine animation and features, bringing back to life the timeless pieces that everyone has grown up with, allow your children to indulge in them too!
*If you are installing the book for the first time, the first run may take a little more time to load all the great images and sounds. Trust me, it is worth the wait!
What's New in Version 2.2
- improved performance
- Category: Education
- Updated: 19 April 2012
- Version: 2.2
- Size: 39.6 MB
- Languages: English, Basque, Dutch, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese
- Developer: Beluga Limited
- © BelugaBloo
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPad, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).


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Real-time syncing of your attendees to MailChimp lists.
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Add attendees to an AWeber mailing list, based on which event they signed up for.
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Send beautiful online invitations, cards, and save the dates.
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Zoho Campaigns integrates with Eventbrite and enables you to send an invitation of your event, increase your ticket sales and promote events ultimately publicizing your event through email marketing. Eventbrite users can integrate their account with Zoho Campaigns and can add their events to your email campaigns.Before creating a Eventbrite campaign, make sure that you've integrated your Eventbrite account with Zoho Campaigns.
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ExpressPigeon is the next generation email marketing service.
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Klaviyo is an intuitive and advanced Customer Lifecycle Management platform for Web Apps and eCommerce.
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Mad Mimi is the easiest way to create, send, share, and track email newsletters.
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Sync your attendees to Delivra, and send targeted communications to event attendees.


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QR Codes Interest Buyers.
Buyers want in on the secret! QR Codes are also known as Quick Response codes. They are readable by scanners and smart phones. The codes consist of black modules in a square pattern on white background. More and more marketers are using them for:
Business Card Holders
Display Signage
Clothing and Accessories
Print Ads
Contests and Promotions
Realtor Signs
Here is the QR CODE I MADE.
Hold your phone using a QR Reader up to this and watch the magic take place!
The application that I used for my i phone is QR Reader. Android phones also have apps for QR Readers. Just hold the phone up to the computer screen and in just a few seconds it will show you the Classic Legacy screen shot with my information. I created links to my website, links to my blog, written information with my name and phone number, and a photo of some of our latest products. You can create whatever you would like to highlight for your business.
There are several "generators" that are available to make QR codes. These are the ones that I've found to be helpful and free:
http://goo.gl/ This is the Google site. It is very helpful because it does two things. It is a tool for make long URL addresses short and then when you click "details" it creates a QR code! Click here to see the free code that I created using this tool.
http://uQR.me This is the site that I used to create the bar code above. What I like about this tool is that it allows me to include photos, text, links to my website and blog, and if I wanted to I could include video and audio.
Helpful Sites with QR Code Tips
Tech Crunch has good information on Google's QR Code.
Design for Learning offers tips on QR Codes.
UQR.me has an informative video and lots of tips.
I plan to use QR codes at the next market that I attend. Think about how you can use them in your business. Customers and buyers are curious and QR Codes are very interesting! Be sure and comment and let me know what you think of QR Codes and let me know how you use them.


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Samsung launches in France a new13.3-inch ultraportable format as Intel platform Huron River with aprocessor Core i3 Sandy Bridge and good storage space, the SamsungNP300V3A-A01.
Built around a Core i3-2310M SandyBridge and 4 GB of RAM, it ensures good performance in current useand multitasking for some more intensive applications are not madesimultaneously. If the HD video playback is smooth thanks to thepresence of the graphics Intel GMA 3000 HD integrated into SandyBridge processor, the games are not his strong point.
It has good storage space of 500 GB tostore a lot of files and its connectivity is pretty standard. Modulesare present wireless Bluetooth 3.0 + HS and Wi-Fi n and audio ports,HDMI and VGA video outputs and USB 2.0 3 in number. Damage, however,not to find the e-SATA port or USB 3.0.
The screen adopts its share of classicfeatures with a resolution of 1366 × 768 and a 16:9 format moresuitable for multimedia at the desktop. The question is whether thetreatment is glossy or matte. The hope of course is the secondsolution since the mat is much less prone to glare and thus readablein bright environments where it is difficult to distinguish what isdisplayed via a glossy, but it is a priori which is present in thelight of feedback from buyers abroad.


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Open Energy Information has a webpage of summaries and flowcharts to navigate solar regulations and permitting.
Resources tagged Health & Safety
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Engineering certification for the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules on wood roofs is often denied because existing wood roofs do not meet structural design codes based on conservative analysis and codes. This report provides results from a testing program that documents actual load-carrying capacity of residential rooftops built to existing building codes.
The webinar covers the applicable OSHA fall protection regulations affecting low- and steep-slope roofing work and the applicable OSHA fall protection rules present for work on solar roof installations. Learn from a field expert on the essential components of a managed fall protection program and how this translates to trained and competent field personnel required to install solar-related systems and comply with the OSHA regulations.
This webinar introduces NFPA 70E: Electrical Safety In The Workplace, presented by Keith Gershon. Participants gain the necessary knowledge to assess their workplace's electrical safety program and may immediately begin to implement the key requirements of the Standard.
Some states and utilities require installation of UEDS between PV power systems and the utility grid as a device to ensure line worker safety. However, eight states and many major utility companies have recognized that safety devices and features already part of all code-compliant PV systems make the UEDS redundant and have eliminated its requirement.
One of SEIA's top priorities is to help ensure a sustainable solar supply chain globally. In support of this mission, SEIA is taking proactive steps to promote environmental and social responsibility within the industry.


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An Oklahoma City police officer is credited with saving a man whose house was on fire.
Authorities said an officer was driving in a neighborhood near Northwest 7th Street and Indiana Avenue. The officer saw smoke nearby and investigated. He found a house on fire.
The police officer knocked on the door and helped get the resident out of the burning house.
"He was apparently asleep and didn't realize his house was on fire," Lt. Wayland Cubit said. "He was able to move his cars so the fire department could get there."
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You can shout at Ruairi all ye like – it's just comic relief
There's no point inviting bosses to conferences because we already know who's really in charge.
Published 27/04/2014 | 02:30
IT is, of course, bad manners to speak loudly and interrupt the Minister for Education when he's seeking to improve his image. That's what happened last week. Some teachers became excited about the state of education and spoke in a somewhat agitated way.
It's conference time, and some trade unionists are displaying their anger; and other trade unionists are seeking conscientiously to find the exact spot on the minister's backside they believe he would most like them to kiss.
On the whole, some of us aren't in favour of shouting – it's bad for the blood pressure. But beyond all that, if you're a teacher it's tremendously foolish of you to invite Ruairi Quinn to speak at your trade union conference.
Ruairi is your employer. His interests are different from yours. The nurses invite the Minister for Health. The gardai invite the Minister for Justice and the Commissioner. It's a mixture of naivete and sucking up.
Imagine if the staff of Ryanair managed to become unionised. And at their annual conference the keynote speaker was Michael O'Leary. He would quite rightly smile inwardly, thank them for the invitation, and act in accordance with his own interests, which is what employers tend to do.
There are reasons for the tradition of inviting ministers to union conferences. We're teachers (or nurses, or guards) goes the thinking, and we share a common responsibility with the minister towards our pupils (or patients, or public). There's a laudable motive behind that. And an erroneous belief that the teacher and the minister are somehow partners.
There's also an unfortunate human tendency towards power worship. People like to be in the room with the celebrity, the billionaire, the royal personage, the minister.
Whatever justification people might have imagined there was for inviting ministers to trade union conferences, that's the past. We're in an historic period of economic, social and political change. We're in a post-democratic phase, and where we go from here is anyone's guess.
Politicians used to feel the need to at least pretend there was a connection between an election manifesto and the government it produced. A party used to feel embarrassed if a minister was caught blatantly breaking promises. Now, it's all about deals and numbers. Parties know they get to take turns implementing the same policies – and feel free to say whatever will get them votes, knowing there will be little or no pressure to live up to promises.
When Enda Kenny made promises and broke them, and denied making them and a recording of the promises was produced – what happened? Bugger all. His party gave him a free pass. The Dail shrugged. The credibility of the Taoiseach doesn't matter.
When evidence emerged of Eamon Gilmore confiding that it was "politically necessary" to say one thing in public and another in private, what happened? His party turned a blind eye, the Dail shrugged. The credibility of the Tanaiste doesn't matter.
In February 2011, Ruairi Quinn publicly signed a pledge to fight any student fee rise. Some months later, as minister, he was asked to promise to keep that pledge. His answer was one that connoisseurs of political seediness have placed on a high altar in the Cathedral of Bullshit: "We're not in that space anymore," he said.
There is, in those few words, a wonderful sense of in-your-face contempt for his party and the electorate. And, if you look at it a certain way, pretty much the entire human race.
Students boo Ruairi because he personally raised fees, having personally promised the opposite. But Gilmore pledged the same. As did Fine Gael. These were "red line issues". Just like not cutting child benefit was a red line issue.
The point is not that promises are broken, but that the party and parliamentary mechanisms that might once have tried to make ministers accountable – which ministers had to at least try to placate – no longer function.
There was a time when the trade unions would hold politicians to account. That was long ago, when trade unions were grassroots outfits, with real clout. We've had decades of centralisation, a weakening of the democratic sinews that make unions useful.
Gradually, the strength of shop stewards and the rank and file was siphoned away. In its place, people like David Begg got the right to sit at polished tables, alongside ministers and Ibec. When the biggest economic crisis in the history of the State hit us, the price of the recklessness was shifted to us – through a blitz of cuts and an array of charges. Our response has been weak.
The union bosses were sidelined, flapping their gums ineffectually. And the democratic mechanisms that would allow pressure to be applied from the ground up had been allowed to wither.
Shouting at Ruairi Quinn is no substitute. But it probably helps ease the frustration.
To appease the bond markets, worried about the future of the euro, the Troika took over the running of this country. The bond markets are made up of wealthy individuals and institutions, and the array of financial chancers who make fortunes doing the bidding of the bondholders.
They screw countries until they get what they want – in this case the summer 2012 commitment from Mario Draghi that the ECB would underwrite the euro, whatever happened.
"Exiting the bailout" and all the rest of that stuff is theatrics, useful for impressing the electoral rabble – it was Draghi's commitment that brought the interest rates down.
We saw in 2010 that the bond market exercises more power than most governments. This remains so even after the spectacular revelations of the past four years – international bankers laundering money for terrorist groups and drug gangs with billions to hide. The Libor scandal, in which international interest rates were crookedly fixed on a daily basis. The frauds and the scams, the realisation that the international banking system operates according to the ethics of Tony Soprano.
The economic parameters within which a national government like Ireland operates have been approved at the ECB, in Frankfurt. These policies are transmitted to national governments via the Minister for Finance. Within the Cabinet, broadly speaking, ministers have power to do only that which is approved by the Department of Finance.
Power has been sucked up from the bottom, leaving electorates a choice of parties that will implement broadly the same policies.
This constitutes a post-democratic phase.
It's impossible to tell where things will go from here. There's only so much you can get from demonstrating, throwing eggs and chanting demands in rhyming couplets.
Social democracy has reached an accommodation with all this. For politicians – well, a job's a job. Even when they're out of office they're very well paid.
A hundred years ago, the colonial states fought a turf war that severely undermined the previously rigid social structures. Twenty years later, social democracy and authoritarian communism together fought an existential battle against fascism.
There followed, in the west, 35 years of liberal capitalism, in which equality increased and economies boomed. Twenty-five years ago, authoritarian communism went bankrupt.
Neoliberal capitalism continued to roll back the improvements in equality. It bankrupted itself in 2007. Great historical movements intertwine, collide, go into decline. There are no guarantees.
In the face of the epic shifts under way, the posters currently advertising the charms of various minor politicians are quaint souvenirs of the past. And shouting at Ruairi – well, that's comic relief.
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Remember the FatLossBoss thing that was going around last winter? i get emails from them every couple weeks, mostly just the same old stuff on CICO, but this video on meal frequency is pretty informative.
Yep, confirms what we already knows, great video...
I liked it. I watched it as was 18 hrs. away from my previous meal. IF rocks. Taters (seriously, not kidding) being so filling help a lot.
My experience agrees with fewer meals having a hunger reduction impact. In the beginning, I was a bit more hungry though recently, I don't think I've actually felt particularly hungry much at all.
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By JACK GORDON
Obamacare does not answer the question of whether the poor deserve health care.
There have been many calls for it at least since the Catholic Church identified a right to medical care as a right at the beginning of the 20th Century. Obamacare poses the question of whether such an ideological approach to health care is the proper approach in a free and diverse society.
For myself, if I had wanted to create a health-care system for our country, I would not have started things off by insisting that the Catholic Church, a possible ally, be forced to distribute condoms — somehow it all just smacks of someone spoiling for an unnecessary fight.


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Man shot at Modesto motel
Deputies investigating in Stanislaus County
Published 11:18 AM PST Nov 19, 2012
A man was hospitalized, suffering from a gunshot wound Monday morning after an incident at the Oak Motel in Modesto, investigators said.
Deputies with the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department were called to the motel, at 1901 Crowslanding Road, about 3 a.m. to investigate the shooting, according to a brief news release.
Several witnesses have been interviewed, but deputies say they're not cooperating.
No information has been released on the shooter.
Anyone with information is asked to call 209-525-7100.
Copyright 2012 by KCRA.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Feb. 24, 2002
F150 Transmission Oil & Filter Change*
*1998 Ford F150 4x4 with 4.6L V-8, 4R70W 4spd electronic automatic (code U in doorjam)
Follow these instructions at your own risk.
Tools needed for the job:
Note: wear safety glasses while under the vehicle for eye protection as there's lots of dirt and grime under there just waiting to drop into your eyes.
Here's an email I received recently on the tranny oil procedure pointing out some tips:
Here's a picture of the Ford 4R70W transmission pan with the gasket sitting on top. The OE gasket is re-usable and is stamped as such shown by the red arrow on the right side of the picture below. Notice the grey colour donut magnet shown by the arrow on the top left of the picture.
You're done.
There will remain about 1 or 1 1/2 quarts in the oil cooler and hoses which can be blown out with compressed air if you so desire but the hoses will have to be removed so most people don't bother. It's also difficult if you don't have compressed air handy.
When you start the engine the hydraulic pump in the transmission fills up the torque converter. You don't want to overfill the transmission right away as 13 quarts won't fit in it while the engine is stopped because the torque converter is empty to start with, that's why you have to start it up a couple of times, otherwise you may blow oil out the vent tube and/or blow some seals.
If you accidentally overfill it, the easiest way to get some fluid out is to drain some from the torque converter. Then you won't have to touch the pan bolts.
Procedure on V-6 and EOD or 4R100 automatic transmission will differ slightly with different sized sockets and different oil. Check your transmission oil dipstick. Most Ford truck automatics went from Mercon to Mercon V during the 1998 model year. Early models got Mercon and the corresponding dipstick. Apparently Mercon V can be run in a Mercon transmission but don't run Mercon in a Mercon V transmission.
If you find a little plastic plug with a rubber o-ring, don't worry, this was in the dipstick tube while the engine was assembled on the assembly line and falls into the transmission pan. It's not a broken or missing part! Discard it or keep it as a souvenier.
Mine took just a hair over 12 quarts. Capacity if the transmission oil cooler/lines where empty as well is listed at 13.5 quarts.
Cost (cdn$):
Many transmission shops do a "power" fluid change by hooking up to the cooler lines and doing a pressure fill/exchange without dropping the transmission oil pan. This isn't the best since you have old fluid mixing with new, and you haven't changed the filter. As well the magnet in the pan won't get a cleaning and won't work as effectively to catch metal sludge/particles out of the oil. Think of a power flush as taking a shower, then putting your dirty clothes back on. Not exactly ideal.
Do it yourself, then you'll know it has been done right!
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The English Steakhouse telephone number is (620) 624-4600.
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Biz owner? Moderate reviews or edit listing.
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Restaurants in Liberal are places that serve cuisine of a specific type or variety in a comfortable atmosphere. Restaurants generally allow its customers to enjoy food on the spot, and hence provide a dining space. While take-away counters exist in some popular restaurants, most are equipped with table-service only.
Alliance for Green Heat and NYSERDA Announce Seven Finalists in International Pellet Stove Competition
Two New York teams are among the finalists (Long Island, NY) Alliance for Green Heat and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced that seven pellet stoves have been chosen as finalists in the Pellet Stove Design Challenge. This international competition, administered by the Alliance for Green Heat, identifies innovative low emissions and high efficiency..


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Sister Andrea Mueller encouraged a classroom full of men and women to celebrate life.
Clad in a beige dress, glasses and pearls and sounding like a tasteful Joan Rivers, the petite redhead discussed dating, trust, protective emotional armor, communication and listening.
She had an attentive audience.
The approximately 30 people in attendance were taking part in a workshop titled "Are You Ready for a New Relationship?," led by Sister Mueller, of St. Paul's Church, Jersey City, at the fifth annual Regional Conference for the Separated and Divorced, held recently at Holy Cross High School in Delran.


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MARTINSBURG - The Martinsburg Public Library displayed the perfect mix of books and chocolate for the Chocolate Fest and Book Faire in downtown Martinsburg on Saturday.
The library was decorated throughout with motifs from Roald Dahl's classic children's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
Dahl's book was the inspiration for the 1971 movie "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," starring Gene Wilder, which the library was screening throughout the day. A reading of the book preceded each showing.
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Journal photo by John McVey
Vintage Ford Mustangs were on display Saturday at the Martinsburg Public Library. The original Pony Car was introduced in 1964 at the New York World's Fair.
Keith Hammersla, the library's director of reference and information services, was costumed as Willie, with whom kids could get their picture taken.
The 2005 "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" film, starring Johnny Depp, also was shown throughout the day.
Activities for the kids included crafts and make-your-own chocolate. In the Willie Wonka room, kids received a golden ticket, which allowed them to get a free gift from the Willie Wonka store.
As an added attraction, vintage Ford Mustangs were displayed on the plaza in front of the library. The Mustang was introduced in 1964 during the New York World's Fair.
A 1965 model of the original Pony Car was on display. It was sold by Ott Motors Inc. that was located at 924 N. Queen St., Martinsburg. The total sticker price was a little more than $3,000.
The Chocolate Fest and Book Faire was sponsored by Main Street Martinsburg and Blue Ridge Community and Technical College.
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128.


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Woopra Released 1.3 Release Candidate 2
Just a couple of days ago woopra, the real-time website tracking and Analytics application, released the final latest release candidate for 1.3 of its desktop tracking application before the forced mass upgrade from the 1.2 release. ArabCrunch has reviewed Woopra before here.
If you do not know the term release candidate (RC), it refers according to Wikipedia, to a version with potential to be a final product, ready to release unless fatal bugs emerge. RC is generally used for testing purposes by private beta testers and is not ready for general release.
According to a blog post by Elie Khoury the founder of Woopra, the new 1.3 RC2 is much more stable than 1.3 RC1 and has a number of new features such as: a new theme editor which adds the ability to create your own themes, new Woopra Light Theme, and A new Quick Stats feature resides at the top. RC2 also comes with a number of User Interface enhancements and optimized code that decreased CPU consumption. Many bugs fixes have been also part of this release.
Next month Woopra will launch the final 1.3 version, which will come with a number of major changes. Such as: server side notifications, which will give you the be the ability to get notified while you're not connected by other means like SMS and email as Elie Khoury has told me.
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Marvel's Top 70 Covers
To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Marvel is asking readers to cast their votes for the top 70 Marvel Comics covers of all time. You only have to choose five, but they've got a search tool on site that lets you find nearly any cover from any Marvel comic since 1939, which has a good chance of eating up the rest of your day anyway.
I say "nearly any cover" because an attempt to revisit the early 90s by searching "X-Men 2099″ turned up nothing. This cover is also ineligible, although it remains the winner in my heart.


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Earth Day 2014: Wednesday
April 23, 2014
Wednesday @ 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Wednesday @ 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Sophomore Square
Free and open to the public.
Continue your Earth Day celebrations by joining us in Sophomore Square for the Garden Club plant sale.
The Phoenix College Garden club is having a plant and seed sale, and will also have some dried herbs for sale. Stop by and check out all the plants for sale, including house plants, succulents, garden flowers, herbs, garden veggies. We will also have local organic seeds.
Haven't planted anything before? Have no fear! We will teach you what you need to know.
Brought to you by: Student Leadership Council, the STEM Scholars, Physical Sciences Department & the PC Green Committee


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I have the Netgear Rangemax and it works awesome...
Hello Everyone! 1st Post!
I just got my Wii yesterday. Twilight Princess is incredible!
I want to get my WIFI connection setup but I do not have a router, nor do I want to spend alot of $$$ to get one.
Could someone please recommend some top quality (and NOT SO EXPENSIVE) WIFI routers? I checked the "Online Connection Guide" which had a LONG list, but I didnt see prices.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I look forward to the forum!
I have the Netgear Rangemax and it works awesome...
i will look into it. thanks for the reply.
apologies to the admin(s) if this is a repeated thread.
Linksys WRT54GL. Fairly cheap (I got mine for about $55 CDN, after shipping), and extremely reliable.
My last router was a D-Link DWL-614, which they've discontinued since I bought it. Not horrible, but it just randomly crashed every couple weeks and I had to go and reset it every time..
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Owned: Excite Truck [8 GRP], Wii Sports [6G, 7R, 8P], Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [9G, 5RP], Elebits [7GR, 5P], Wii Play [5G, 8RP], The Godfather: Blackhand Edition [10G, 9R, 7P], Super Paper Mario [8G, 6R, 5P], SSX Blur [10 GRP].
Rented: Rayman Raving Rabbids [6G, 7R, 9P].
Wanted: Resident Evil 4, no Wii games currently.
G = Gameplay Rating, R = Replay Value, P = Party Rating, all out of 10.
I got one at my Office Max and it only cost $20. Works great too.
Linksys are, and always have been the best company for routers, for security, and connectivvity.
I got my-self a WRT54G, Wireless, has 4 wireless ports, and 4 ethernet ports. Also have bluetooth functionality, but haven't got that working as of yet.
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I have a D-link DI-624, works flawlessly with both my 360 and wii
^Ah shh, It's my first go at something in photoshop =P
Proud Wii60 Owner.
Got a Netgear DG834GT. Highly recommend Netgear. Setting up my DS and Wii was a breeze. Worked 1st time.
I have a NetGear DG834G(v3) and it works fine with the Wii and DS. About £40 on ebay (in UK)
Netgear again for me, I've used both an older wireless Netgear router and now a Netgear Rangemax. Superb routers from my experience.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly where the 2012 Phillies season went wrong. You can start in so many places. Right near the front of the long line that snakes through the lineup, into the outfield and around Citizens Bank Park is the bullpen.
The Phillies' relief corps was a mess last season. Manager Charlie Manuel didn't know who he could trust in the sixth, seventh or eighth innings. It left the manager's seat hot and uncomfortable. It left the Phillies without a winning record for the first time in six years.
The News Journal's Chris Branch takes a look at whether Manuel and pitching coach Rich Dubee will have better luck with their bullpen this season. He seems to believe there is reason for optimism.
Branch starts by noting the young arms — Jake Diekman, Jeremy Horst, B.J. Rosenberg and Phillippe Aumont — gained experience. That alone should amount to some improvement. Plus, everyone is all of a sudden raving about Horst.
And then there are the additions of veterans Mike Adams and Chad Durbin. Adams had a 3.27 ERA last season with the Rangers. Durbin had a 3.10 ERA for the Braves. Those are both respectable numbers, significantly better than anything the Phillies threw out there in the setup role last season. Antonio Bastardo needed a dominant final month of the season to get down to 4.33.
So, on paper, there is a chance for significant improvement in 2013. But as we re-learn every season, there is nothing more uncertain in baseball than relievers. One year guys are dominant, the next they can't get anybody out. It's a complete crap-shoot.
At least this time, however, the Phillies have some extra arms with experience to try and fill the gaps when one of their relievers falters. That is a start.
Other Phillies links around the web:
• The Inquirer's Bob Brookover wrote a great piece on ex-Phillies batting coach Greg Gross. Apparently, Gross wasn't really happy with how the situation went down at the end of the season, when he was told he wouldn't be returning. Gross walked out without saying a word.
Now with the Diamondbacks' Triple-A team, Gross said he was "thrown under the bus." His reasoning was that the lineup he was given was insufficient, at best. With Chase Utley and Ryan Howard injured Gross believes (and I agree) that there were a lot of part-time/platoon players asked to play full-time roles. We all know how it turned out.
• Freddy Galvis didn't talk last year about his PED suspension. He never really offered an explanation. Galvis had a chance to come clean or offer his defense again on Sunday. He declined.
"It was tough, man," Galvis said, according to the Daily News' Ryan Lawrence. "Sometimes you don't do stuff and you pay for it. Like I said before, that's life and you have to move on. Sometimes when you don't do nothing and the blame you, that's bad stuff but they have rules and you have to follow the rules. But that's in the past right now. Right now I'm focused on 2013."
• Ruben Amaro shot down any hope of the Phillies adding another proven veteran starter like free-agent Kyle Lohse.
"I think we're going into the spring with what we've got right now," Amaro told MLB.com's Todd Zolecki. "It's subject to change always, but we're going to see these guys."
According to Amaro, the fifth-starter spot is John Lannan's to lose. Aaron Cook, Rodrigo Lopez, Jon Pettibone and Tyler Cloud would need to impress in order to move into the rotation.


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The scenario was eerily similar to last season, when Dooley benched Simms in favor of true freshman Tyler Bray midway through a 38-24 Game 8 loss at South Carolina.
The big difference is this: Bray's rocket arm gave the 2010 Vols a vertical passing game that loosened up opposing defenses and enabled the Big Orange to post a 4-1 record the rest of the season. Worley does not have a rocket arm. Like Simms, he is better suited to a dink-and-dunk attack that does not require 40-yard throws.
Many fans assume Worley will start the rest of the season, as Bray did after replacing Simms last season. That might not be the wisest course of action. Here's why:
1. Bray had thrown 47 passes as a backup before making his first start last fall. Worley has yet to throw a pass at the college level.
2. Upcoming foe South Carolina has the most ferocious pass rush in the SEC, so giving Worley his first college start against that type of pressure could shake his confidence. Last fall Tennessee gave Bray considerable backup time against South Carolina, then started him against an awful Memphis team one week later. Giving Worley some backup action this week against South Carolina would help prepare him to cut his teeth as a starter against a much weaker Middle Tennessee team next week.
3. Before being benched because of two first-half fumbles, Simms gave his finest performance as a Vol against South Carolina in last year's game. He completed 10 of 13 passes for 153 yards and a touchdown in just two quarters of action.
Bottom line: Simms' passing vs. No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama the past two weekends was sub-standard ... a combined 14 completions in 37 attempts with three interceptions. Can Worley do better? That's a question that will be answered in the next five weeks.
Freshman Devrin Young made his first college start versus Bama. He opened in place of fullback Ben Bartholomew as Tennessee went with two tailbacks, Young and senior Tauren Poole.
Young was one of four freshmen who started. A.J. Johnson and Curt Maggitt started at linebacker and fellow rookie Brian Randolph started at free safety.
Worley's fourth-quarter insertion into the lineup made him the 16th true freshman to play for the Vols this season.
Tennessee's third-quarter futility in SEC action is almost beyond belief. Alabama's offense scored touchdowns on each of its three third-quarter possessions and the Tide defense limited Tennessee to 28 net yards and zero first downs on 13 snaps. The result was a 21-0 explosion that turned a 6-6 halftime tie into a 27-6 Bama lead.
Tennessee now has been outscored 56-6 in the third quarter of its four games against SEC opposition.
Michael Palardy had a fantastic game versus the Tide. The Vols' sophomore kicker booted two field goals, including a career-best 52-yarder. That was the longest field goal by a Vol since Jeff Hall nailed a 53-yarder against Oklahoma State in 1995.
Palardy punted five times for a 40-yard average with only one punt returned for a mere 4 yards. He also completed a five-yard pass on a fourth-and-four fake punt near midfield. Palardy previously converted a first down on a fake punt last November against Kentucky, running for a 16-yard gain.
Freshman A.J. Johnson is picking up tackles and steam the past two weekends. The 6-2, 245-pound linebacker registered a team-high 13 tackles versus Alabama after recording 11 stops a week earlier versus LSU. He is the first Vol freshman to post two double-digit tackle games in a season since Eric Berry (14 versus Kentucky, 12 versus South Carolina) did so in 2007.
Tennessee's defense got burned for two more big plays Saturday night. A 69-yard first-quarter hookup between A.J. McCarron and Marquis Maze was the seventh gain of 60 yards or more the Vols have surrendered this fall. A 39-yard third-quarter connection between McCarron and Kenny Bell was the 16th play of 30 yards or more the Big Orange has allowed.
Tennessee posted 92 rushing yards Saturday night, nearly matching the combined total of Alabama's previous four SEC opponents. Arkansas, Florida, Vanderbilt and Ole Miss managed just 101 net rushing yards vs. the Tide's top-ranked run defense.
Palardy's 52-yard field goal produced the first second-quarter points Bama has allowed all season.
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Green Tea Martini
Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers
Boston, Massachusetts
The hotel's Swans Caf
Total Time: 10
Yield: 1 serving
- 2 ounces Green Tea-Infused Vodka
- Splash of peach schnapps
- Garnish: dried peach or
- apricot pieces
InstructionsShake Green Tea-Infused vodka in a cocktail shaker with ice and a splash of peach schnapps. Strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with dried peach or apricot pieces.
Green Tea-Infused Vodka
- 1 liter Absolut Vodka
- 1 vanilla bean, split
- 1/2 cup loose green tea
- 1/4 cup diced dried peach or apricot (1/4-inch pieces)
- 1/4 cup diced dried quince or apple (1/4-inch pieces)
- 2 tablespoons dried mallow or chamomile blossoms
InstructionsPour vodka into a large pitcher. Scrape seeds from vanilla bean into vodka, then add remaining ingredients. Let the mixture sit 30 minutes, then taste. If the flavor is not strong enough, allow the mixture more time to blend. When the flavor is to your liking, strain the mixture through double layers of cheesecloth or through a coffee filter. (It's important to remove all bits of tea, fruit, and vanilla bean, as these ingredients can cause the vodka to degrade more quickly.) Once strained, the vodka can be stored several months chilled or at room temperature.
Yield: 1 liter