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French Rock Bands
Hey everyone, Recently I've been looking up bands from Europe and I found a few from France I really liked and was wondering if anyone knew any other good ones. The ones I have are...
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France has a great extreme metal scene these days.
Arkhon Infaustus Deathspell Omega Blacklodge Neo Inferno 262 Antaeus Hell Militia Vorkreist Blut Aus Nord La Division Mentale oOo All great bands.
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Not really an expert on French rock, but I caught Dionysos once on French TV when staying over in Lille, loved them so much that when I got back to Mancunia, I bought a couple of their albums. Have to say Monsters in Love is a quality album, wished they'd tour England soon, really want to see them.
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Magma is a little bit prehistorical and elitist and it's not my generation. I'm born to music with bands like Kas product, Martin dupont, Trisomie21...
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How is Magma elitist? They are barely known outside of prog head circles and not your generation? Good music is good music whatever the time frame.
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This is a straight HOG with the same mini game that gets progressively harder after each round. I found it to be very repetitious and it became boring before the trial was up. Judging by the number of slots you need to fill in, I'd say this is a very long game. See more See less
I found this game okay. It is a straight HO game, but not the greatest. If you are looking for pure HO, this is it. If you like a little more challenge to your game, try some others. See more See less
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Why the world wants Obama to win
.People surveyed in 21 countries overwhelmingly favor President Obama over Mitt Romney. What's behind that landslide?
President Obama and Mitt Romney are locked in an incredibly tight race at home, but overseas, the vote isn't even close. A BBC World Service opinion poll found that residents of 21 foreign countries overwhelmingly support Obama, with an average of 50 percent hoping that he wins a second term and only 9 percent favoring Romney. France is Obama's biggest booster 72 percent of respondents support him. The only country where Romney enjoyed greater support than Obama? Pakistan. So why are foreigners in the bag for Obama? Here, three theories: 1. Obama's foreign policy works Overseas, the president has an undeniably strong record, says Jeffrey Simpson at Canada's Globe and Mail. Obama has shown he's capable of "mixing muscularity with restraint," extricating the U.S. from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, avoiding direct intervention in Syria, and resisting "the push to recklessly attack Iran" all while relentlessly going after terrorists and playing a limited but key role in forcing regime change in Libya. Meanwhile, the world sees Romney displaying "the hubris of the powerful and the ignorance of the uninformed," thumping his chest and scaring folks overseas. SEE MORE: Forget foreign policy. This election is about the economy. 2. The world is associating Romney with Bush In many ways, this isn't really a reflection on Romney, says Max Fisher at The Washington Post. In Pakistan, for example, people aren't embracing Romney so much as protesting Obama's drone program in areas near the Afghan border. And more broadly, Romney's overseas poll numbers "are consistent with McCain's in 2008, suggesting the possibility that many foreign publics associate Republicans with George W. Bush, whose administration was deeply unpopular abroad." 3. Soaking the rich is popular overseas The fact that France is more pro-Obama than anyone else says it all, says Matthew Balan at News Busters. France is a leftist nanny state, and socialist President Francois Hollande is trying to slap a 75 percent marginal income tax on people earning more than 1 million euros a year, a move the Heritage Foundation's Nile Gardiner called "economic suicide." Such proposals "line up nicely with the president's platform." No wonder he polls so well there. http://news.yahoo.com/why-world-wants-obama-win-094500188--election.html;_ylt=ArDmb7EjugXKU1JO05gN6rzzWed_;_ylu=X3oDMTVxaHI5bTRtBGNjb2RlA2dtcHRvcDEwMDBwb29sd2lraXVwcmVzdARtaXQDQXJ0aWNsZSBNaXhlZCBMaXN0IE5ld3MgZm9yIFlvdSB3aXRoIE1vcmUgTGluawRwa2cDMTIzMzI5OTgtZWZmZS0zNGJiLWEwN2MtMjRjNjUwMGM2ODU4BHBvcwMxBHNlYwNuZXdzX2Zvcl95b3UEdmVyA2RhNGVhZGUwLTFkZTItMTFlMi04ZGZmLWEzZDkyNzY5NzQyNg--;_ylg=X3oDMTJwaXRma2tyBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDNGJmYmJlNGUtNjExNy0zNDZhLWE5NGYtMzM2NDA1ZDNmNWYwBHBzdGNhdANoZWFsdGgEcHQDc3RvcnlwYWdl;_ylv=3
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1. Well yes, and another reason is that Romney is clearly utterly stupid and puts his foot in his mouth
everywhere he goes.
When he visited England, he went out of his way to say we were not 'ready' for the Olympics; insulted Boris Johnson (and achieved the almost impossible feat of making Boris seem sensible in comparison!); forgot Ed Miliband's name and called him 'Mr Leader' and referred to the 'backside' of 10 Downing Street - in England at any rate, your backside is your bottom! He's even more obviously thick and incapable of diplomacy than Bush. As regards France being a 'leftist nanny state' - well, very nice too; and they've done better than some other countries in the economic crisis. And although Hollande is indeed a Socialist, it's perhaps worth noting that quite a lot of the left-wing nanny-state-ism was laid down and preserved under the moderate Conservative presidents Giscard and Chirac. |


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BNP supporters in ugly confrontation outside Harold Wood station
PUBLISHED: 17:00 07 March 2013
The chairman of the British National Party (BNP) claims that his supporters were behind a confrontation with anti-fascist campaigners.
Footage has been uploaded on the Hope Not Hate website of ugly scenes between a team of campaigners, which included its co-ordinator Nick Lowles, and a gang outside Harold Wood station on Sunday.
Nick Griffin, the leader of the far-right party, tweeted: "Old hands will be pleased to hear Searchlight liar Nick Lowles was chased out of Gooshays, Essex today by pro BNP locals? Whose streets?"
The team of five campaigners from Hope Not Hate, had turned up at Harold Wood station when they claim they were confronted by a gang of 15 men.
The footage shows the gang hurling abuse at the campaigners telling them, "we don't want you round our manor, so just get in your car and go home".
They are also heard telling them that, "it is no place for paedophiles". In a second upload a campaign couple are followed by the men who tell them they are "not wanted round here", before telling them that they, "know where they live".
Mr Lowles said that he had "never experienced anything like it in 20 years". He said: "They were trying to drive us out of the area by using bully boy tactics. Most of us were from Havering and are just ordinary people."
The campaigners had planned to meet up at the station before moving on to Harold Hill to hand out leaflets. The group managed to deliver 2,000 leaflets despite the earlier confrontation.
Mr Lowles says that he has been inundated with messages of support.
Simon Darby, spokesman for the BNP, said the gang were, "just local BNP supporters who do not like other people coming into their area telling them how to think".
He said: "We have a lot of BNP supporters up and down the country and particularly in that area who are just fed up.
"Hope Not Hate are coming with their crocodile tears when they are trying to sabotage our campaign."
Nick said that he has been inundated with messages of support since uploading the footage. He is preparing a dossier of material to pass on to the police and the electoral commission.


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The northern border continues to be relatively quiet since the "missed opportunity" of 2009.
As last year, these numbers are conservative; some historical speeches may have been missed by our research.
I missed playing music, which is why I slowly started to think, "Well, maybe I could have a little fun again."
Doug Chrismas, owner of Ace Gallery, had realized what curators had missed.
Maybe the Daily Caller has missed people who came to the White House more often, or otherwise made a mistake with the data.
And then Olivia smiled happily, for only she knew how she had been missed.
I went for him but I missed him, partly no doubt because it was really at first the Captain I was after.
I missed them from their usual haunts—the haunts of pleasure.
He was annoyed when he missed it, but on second thought he wondered if it were not just as well.
I almost had the ball, but my side hurt me so that I missed it entirely.
Old English missan "fail to hit, miss (a mark); fail in what was aimed at; escape (someone's notice)," influenced by Old Norse missa "to miss, to lack;" both from Proto-Germanic *missjan "to go wrong" (cf. Old Frisian missa, Middle Dutch, Dutch missen, German missen "to miss, fail"), from *missa- "in a changed manner," hence "abnormally, wrongly," from PIE root *mei- "to change" (root of mis- (1); see mutable). Related: Missed; missing.
Meaning "to fail to get what one wanted" is from mid-13c. Sense of "to escape, avoid" is from 1520s; that of "to perceive with regret the absence or loss of (something or someone)" is from late 15c. Sense of "to not be on time for" is from 1823; to miss the boat in the figurative sense of "be too late for" is from 1929, originally nautical slang. To miss out (on) "fail to get" is from 1929.
late 12c., "loss, lack; " c. 1200, "regret occasioned by loss or absence," from Old English miss "absence, loss," from source of missan "to miss" (see miss (v.)). Meaning "an act or fact of missing; a being without" is from late 15c.; meaning "a failure to hit or attain" is 1550s. To give something a miss "to abstain from, avoid" is from 1919. Phrase a miss is as good as a mile was originally, an inch, in a miss, is as good as an ell (see ell).
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Fellow 2011 second-round pick Andrew Goudelock is already under contract for $762,000 next season, though it is not fully guaranteed. Small forward Devin Ebanks, entering his third NBA season, received a qualifying offer (worth $1.05 million) from the Lakers also so he is a restricted free agent who can search for offers to ask the Lakers to match.
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I don't believe that would do you any good-WingIII's video was encoded at, IIRC, 320x200, so there's no great performance boost. The 3DO might have a higher resolution. I'm not sure.
Well, even that would be better than what I have for reference from that angle now. It is more a question of lighting, I think. The fighter moving across the screen should give me a better idea of what is there, due to the change in angle.
It's not because I've given up on this and will never be completing it, but it is always nice to have something to work on when I run into a creative block on a project. with that said, here's a very early preview of the next ship I'm working on, which I will give its own thread once I have something more impressive to show for it:
Very good, guys! Oh, and in case you haven't been using it, don't forget we have a 'source' render used for the WC4 website and official strategy guide: http://www.wcnews.com/news/update/9044
Thanks. This render had escaped my attention. For some odd reason, I had found the render of the Arrow, but not the rest of them. If only there was one that better showed those areas of the engines I've been going on about...
Oh yeah, there is that overview image of the WC4 model there. I'd been going by the WC3 image and there's just not enough contrast in that image to make much out. I think I have enough to go on now to make an educated guess of what it's supposed to look like. Thanks.
Great model! Nice pictures here as well, they'll be nice guidelines for me, once I scratchbuild that Excalibur some day.
Almost done playing Halo: Reach, but now Civilization V has been released. I still hope it won't take too long before I can get back to texturing this, but knowing the addictive gameplay of Civilization, and having played the demo through in one sitting, which I started after I should have gone to bed, I don't know when I'll be free from distractions. Once I do get going though, I should be able to finish the texture relatively quickly. With the extra reference I've got on the engines, the only thing I'm not sure how I'll do yet is the text on the bigger red labels. I'm sure it'll come to me though.
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FANCY a spot of winter warmth, great food and plenty of culture?
Well, surprisingly, you don't have to travel far. Southern Spain is mild at this time of year and if it's not quite bikini weather on the beaches of the Costa del Sol, at least there are plenty of fabulous Andalucian towns and cities to explore.
You can fly to Malaga from many UK regional airports in just over two hours and soon be tucking into tapas, sipping full-bodied red, strolling through plazas, admiring Moorish architecture and whistling tunes from gypsy opera Carmen. Out-of-season hotel and car-hire rates make the area a winter bargain.
Here's a brief guide. For more details about this friendly, fascinating region of Spain visit www.andalucia.org
Malaga is worth more than a passing visit and is ideal for a winter break. It's odd that most British holidaymakers rarely explore this lively city, with its leafy parks, ancient cathedral and handsome buildings. Visit the Picasso Museum (www.museopicassomalaga.org), a delightful former palace in the middle of the old town. Up to 200 pieces of the painter's finest work are displayed here.
Climb the old Alcazaba Arab fortress for fabulous views over the city and the bustling port. Shop in the Calle Marques de Larios, which is lined with stylish fashion stores, then have a fresh seafood lunch in Pedregalejo, the city's old fishermen's quarter.
Drive 90 minutes north into the hills and you'll reach Cordoba, one of the jewels of Andalucia.
Its main draw is the Mezquita, an eighth century Arab mosque with a 16th century cathedral tucked inside.
Cordoba is less crowded and more laid-back than its nearby rival Granada - famous for the Alhambra - which makes it easier to get around.
From Cordoba it's a two-hour drive to Seville (don't forget to stop off at Ronda on the way - a delightful old "white town", perched on an escarpment with breathtaking views of the surrounding olive and orange groves).
Seville is driven by flamenco. As sensual and passionate as the Andalucian sun, flamenco is a way of life to the locals.
There are schools on every other street and at the Feria de Abril, held every April in a huge public park, young and old alike show off their stuff.
Most of the key sights are based around the impressive Gothic cathedral and are easily walkable. The cathedral, built in the 15th century on the site of a mosque, is one of the largest in the world. Climb to the top of the Giralda, the 300ft high tower which was once the minaret of the mosque, for fabulous views.
The mortal remains of Columbus are in a tomb just inside the southern entrance to the cathedral (although some dispute this). The world's largest altar, the Capilla Mayor, is an astonishing piece of craftsmanship.
Don't miss the Alcazar, a superb palace fortress built by the Moors in the 11th century and a haven of orange trees, beautiful gardens and cool courtyards.
The Antigua Fabrica de Tabacos is the city's huge former cigar factory which was the setting for Bizet's Carmen and close by is the Barrio de Santa Cruz, Seville's medieval Jewish quarter, a maze of cobbled alleyways leading out on to sunny plazas lined with cafes and tapas bars.
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Dat hoop ik ook voor jou lieve Saskia. Het is er zo geweldig.
Fijn weekend!
Lieve groet van RietOh zo leuk, ik heb de boeken hier liggen, we plannen ook een lang weekend Disney voor deze zomer. Daar kan je als volwassene weer kind zijn, niet?!
Groetjes SofieLijkt me ZO heerlijk, weer even genieten van een sprookjeswereld, staat op mn lijstje......
LiaWow amazing photos!
Glad you've had a wonderful time - it is so magical for children and for the grownups too - i loved our visit to Paris Disneyland a few years ago as much as my daughter I think!
Heres hoping for courage then!
Gill xxHeerlijk, iedereen wilde natuurlijk van die magie genieten! Lieve groetjes
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHeerlijk jullie met zijn 6 en daar in Florida......toch wel een...ik zeg een seconde aan mij gedacht toch ????hihihih!!!liefs van mij allerliefste Sassie van me...xxx...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHi Saskia,
You are in Disneyland! Great pics! I didn't know Disneyland.
Enjoy the weekend.
xoxoLooks as if you're having a wonderful time! Went to Disneyland in Japan about 20 years ago - it's amazing!
JuneWalt Disney was quite a talented and unique man, wasn't he? I never visited any of the Disney theme parks, but enjoyed his TV show every Sunday evening for years...back when I was a little girl...and TV was in black and white! I'm so happy you're having a wonderful time.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenDearest Saskia,
Oh for sure you all enjoyed it in Orlando! Crowded; yes - always! We were there in 2008 with our German son and family. Little Maren was still too short for being allowed to enter certain attractions... Sad as she and her Mom had to stand on the sideline, watching us having fun.
Great memories and good for a repeat.
Love to you,
PS for us only 6 hrs driving...Dear Saskia,
Oh how wonderful for you and your family sweet friend, having a holiday in Florida.
Years ago we went to Disneyland in California and remember crowds and long queues waiting for the rides.
Do hope all is well with you and your family and enjoy the rest of the week
CarolynMy wife has been but I never have and really don't care for heavy crowds. I am so glad you got the chance and it is probably much cooler than it would be in the summer. The pictures are truly magical.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenMIJN VRIENDIN SASKIA!
Oh my how I have missed YOU! BUT YOU WERE HERE in our country, seeing our Disneyworld! Yes, theme parks here are ALWAYS CROWDED! I grew up in Los Angeles where just outside of the city is the original DISNEYLAND. It was always a magical place to visit, but so overcrowded. DID YOU HAVE A GOOD TIME? ALl of your children must have had such a lovely time. THANK YOU FOR VISITING ME with your friendship and lovely words. I so missed you. School is ALMOST DONE before I have one entire week for spring break. I cannot wait.
My Etsy shop is doing very well. If you went to visit, you probably did not see much; I have sold out of a lot of things!!! I am trying to juggle my full-time teaching job with creating and it is not easy to do!
I SEND YOU MY LOVE and best wishes for a wonderful and restful time at HOME!!! LOVE! AnitaHello sweet Saskia! I am so happy you and and your family are enjoying Disneyland! The photos are beautiful and I love the quote you shared! I am sorry it is so crowded! I don't like crowds either! I hope you continue to have a magical time sweetie! xo~ Paula
BeantwoordenVerwijderenSaskia Dear I love Disneyland...more the original one in Anaheim than Florida. Disneyland is the happiest place on earth. How fun that you were able to come visit our land. Love the photos. Blissful Happiness...
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWelcome back from Disney World. Thank you for sharing wonderful pictures. It brought me back memories of the time when Hideaki and I took the children there. They were so happy and we had a lot of fun as well. It is really like a dreamland with all the happiness and joy.
I miss there too Saskia! But I'm sure your weekend will be as joyful as in Disney World, because you're always up to something so much fun!! Have a wonderful weekend!!! Much love to you ♥ kus kusOh Saskia, they are wonderful photos and I do love the Walt Disney quote. Have a wonderful, magical weekend xoxoxo
Ruth and her Princess also send hugs your way and wish you a wonderful weekend :-)Ahhhhh i do LOVE Disney World, it is a place of magic.
Gorgeous photos!
enjoy your time there x
love jooles xWat een feest, heerlijk lijkt me om daar bij te zijn, fijn weekend groetjes Esther. Xx
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI LOVE Disney - haven't ever been with the boys but saving up!
Nice to see you over at mine earlier - have a happy weekend
fee xhappy, happy, joy, joy, joy :D
so glad you had an amazing time
but yes they are always crowded!
i saw Mickey & Minnie the first
time when i was 50...i couldn't
stop smiling...they bring out the
child in all of us!!!
~victoria~Hi there,
I'm so excited! I just stumbled upon your blog - and what a fun and happy and colourful place it is!!! It's like visiting the fairground! I'll be visiting again soon, for more eye-candy.....
xDit klinkt geweldig Saskia! Wat zullen de kinderen het leuk hebben gevonden. Begrijp ik het nu goed dat jullie naar Florida zijn geweest? Wat heerlijk zo tussendoor!
Is het nog gelukt in Engeland?
Lieve groetjes & een fijn weekend van Madelief xoxHi Saskia,
I love Disney too. I know you and your family must be having a wonderful time in the Magic Kingdom.
DanielleDearest sweet saskia, oh my your over at the US!!! I am such a huge fan of Disney and i was so HAPPY when my papa took me to that same one in Florida! Have a wonderful trip sweet fiend! Love to you!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenPrachtig je foto`s,dat was vast genieten,fijn weekend,liefs Musje,xx
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery magical photos from DisneyWorld. I have not been to Disney World...only Disneyland. Our daughters love Disneyland, and have such fond childhood memories of it. It can be very crowded though, I agree!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting over on my blog. It was so nice to see that!
xoxo...GloriaWow you really had a nice vacation. For me, I just simply wanted to bring my kids there for even once. It's not that a big thing for me, I may bring them to other theme park but just for my kid's sake, I gladly choose to be in Disney than somewhere else. Renting Stroller had helped me a lot in facilitating my kids since they are still todds.


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With this organizing buzz going around, it is inspiring me to get going myself! One of my heavily weighing, unorganized areas is my laundry room area. I love my home, but it is lacking in one area. I don't have a mudroom. I know right, poor me...whaa whaa ;) I feel like an ingrate even slightly complaining about this, because I am so blessed. That's why I called this post "Amazing Mudrooms" instead of what I was going to call it, "Mudroom Envy". I am going to tackle the area I do have and make it work to the best of it's potential, be happy with what I've got, and one day maybe I'll have a mudroom like one of these.
How great is this one?!! Again, open and bright, yet still very cozy. The floors give it some nice warmth along with the cushion and the glaze on the cabinets. You could even read a book in this one! That is until real life moves in...back packs, coats, snow gear, boots and all the other weird stuff kids drag in! ;) Gotta love it.
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Although I like the light cabinets, I am a sucker for warm, rich color...my fave! I think I want to kiss the green one. So pretty. I would put a cushy {easy to clean} pad on it, though.
Well, a girl can dream. In the mean time, get ready to see my functional, organized laundry and garage entry. I might even show a before picture, not for the faint of heart. I think my cute mother-in-law almost passes out every time she's here. ;) She still loves me though.
Don't hold your breath or anything. It may be a bit before the big reveal. I have a busy next couple weeks, so it could be a slow moving project. Wish me luck, and the best of luck to you all in your organizing, cleaning and decluttering.


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this is really great- I can totally see this as a postcard, but not sure for where, is it done?
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In a 2012 decision in Fair v. Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board, adjudicator Joachim found that the respondent school board had discriminated against the employee by failing to accommodate her disability. In particular, in 2001 she developed an anxiety disorder as a result of the highly stressful nature of her job, and went on long-term disability. She was subsequently assessed as capable of gainful employment in 2004. From mid 2003 onwards however, the school board failed to take any steps to offer her available alternative work, even though similar jobs were advertised and the employee underwent job hardening in positions for which the employer was seeking employees.
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to create new apps. It's
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So I've extracted as much common stuff as I can into this package, and I'm going to change the apps to use it as a library. I think that should let me update things more quickly.
You can include the library like so:
var PumpIOClientApp = require("pump.io-client-app");
You can create an app like this:
var myApp = new PumpIOClientApp({ option1: "whatever", option2: "another" });
The options are shown below. You can add routes like any other express
myApp.get("/rutabaga", function(req, res, next) { res.render("rutabaga"); });
To run the app, call run.
myApp.run(function(err) { // It's running now! });
These are the config options you can pass to the constructor.
The port you want to listen on. Defaults to 4000, which is terrible.hostname
The hostname to use for URLs. Defaults to "localhost".driver
The databank driver to use. Defaults to "memory", which is a bad one!params
The databank params to use. Defaults to null.name
Name of the site. Default is "An unconfigured pump.io client".description
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Logfile to write to. null is the default and means write to stderr.loglevel
The minimum level to use for logging. Defaults to 'info'. Change to 'debug' for development.nologger
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Filename of the SSL key you want the server to use. Defaults to null, meaning no SSL.cert
Filename of the SSL cert to use. Defaults to null.sessionSecret
A secret value to use for signing sessions. Defaults to "insecure",
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If you want to serve some static files, define a path for them here. Defaults to null.views
If you want to add your own views (and you do), name the dir here. Defaults to null.address
The address to listen on. If false-ish, will fall back to hostname
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Whether to use CDNJS and the Google CDN for JavaScript. Defaults to true.scripts
An array of strings that are paths of scripts you'd like to load. They'll be
added to the default layout in order, after jQuery and Bootstrap. Default is []
An array of strings that are paths of stylesheets you'd like to load. They'll be
added to the default layout in order, at the end of the section. Default is []
.There are a couple of examples in example/.
This package includes Twitter Bootstrap 3.0, available under the Apache 2.0 license.
This package includes jQuery, available under the MIT license.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Quilt Market, Day 2
It was the first day that people attending Quilt Market could get out on the floor of the Convention Center and shop! This is what met my eye when I stepped through the door. Yes, there is often a lot of clowning around going on, even more so with Halloween right around the corner. This is Brandon Mably, who designs amazing fabric for Westminster Fibers.
Here are Barb Adams and Alma Allen of Blackbird Designs. I have loved their patterns and their fabrics for a long, long time! They have a new book that will be out soon called "Weekend" that features their new collection of spectacular blue, white and gray fabrics. I was drooling bigtime.
Here's a designer who was new to me; Kim Gaddy is the designer at Buttons & Bees, and her patterns were so cute! Love the owls. She is opening a new quilt shop in Manor, Texas, within the next month or so.
The enormous fabric flowers twined around the poles at Daisy & Dell's booth were amazing! And their patterns were darned cute, too. Wouldn't these look darling in a little girl's room? The pattern is called "Daisy's Garden: The Daisies." I think that I must make some.
These darling pooch products were made by my friend Faith Cleary of Dolce Amico. She has a brand new line of appliqued pet portraits for stockings and more. Faith did a DVD with Quilting Arts demonstrating how she makes her thread-sketched pet portraits earlier this month.
This is Faith's first Quilt Market; it was great to see her take this step. It takes a lot of hard work, determination, money and grit to have a booth at Market!
Mary Lou Weidman is one of the most optimistic, upbeat people I've ever met. And it shows in her funny, whimsical quilt designs. She was at Market promoting a new book.
Cloud 9 Fabrics' peacock fabric caught my eye. They produce lovely organic cotton fabrics, and the designs are fabulous. This is Michelle Engel Bencsko, their design and marketing director.
I ran into friend and fellow C&T author Rayna Gillman walking the aisles. She gave me a sneak peek of her new book, which shows you how to use your coolest fabrics — those ones you made that you feel are too wonderful to cut up? — in quilts. I'm going to grab a copy as soon as it is out! (I tried to grab her super cool scarf from around her neck, too, but I didn't get away with it.)
Sisters Polly Minick and Laurie Simpson of Minick & Simpson design fabulous fabric lines for Moda, as well as patterns for quilts and hooked rugs year after year, often in their signature red, white/cream, and blue.
If you want to buy Moda fabric, take a seat!
Tomorrow at 11 a.m., I'm signing and giving away autographed copies of my new book in the Moda booth. Thanks, Moda! If you want a book, come early and get a ticket!
Here is artist Julie Komenda in front of a large painted and stitched piece she made. Julie was demonstrating how she paints on Roc-lon, a multi-purpose cloth. I bought some to try out. It is really neat. Julie is artist in residence at Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida, where you can see mermaids… or maybe even be one. Don't believe me? Check it out!
Now this is pretty neat! This screen shows the Twitter feed regarding activity at Quilt Market. Attendees who post on twitter and add #QuiltMarket to the end of their tweets show up here.
The special exhibits at Quilt Festival are always interesting. This are photographs from the Texas' Anniversary Photo Exhibit by Wilma Hart, VP for Corporate Projects at Quilts, Inc.:
She took photos of landmark Texas buildings and PhotoShopped quilts into them.
This is Wilma (above) with some of her photos; aren't they fun?
I heard a lot of buzz about these cool clips (above) at Clover. They are used to hold the binding in place; you can either hand stitch the back of the binding, or machine stitch. Little marks on the clips help you make sure that you catch the edge of the binding on the back of the quilt if you are machine quilting it down through the front. And isn't that doll great?
Lisa Walton of Dyed and Gone to Heaven has a special exhibition at International Quilt Festival this year, and I can't wait to see it! I had dinner with Linda, Bonnie McCaffery and Sarah Vedeler tonight at the Four Seasons. Here is the chef preparing Lisa's spectacular dessert!
Goodnight, everyone. More tomorrow!
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Today, Drudge is filled with stories that will either enlighten or infuriate you (or maybe both).
We've all been following the terrorist attack story from Mumbai, India (You have pulled your nose out of turkey and football for at least a few minutes, right?). Islamic terrorists staged a large attack on two hotels and a "Jewish center" and have killed over 100 people. Hotel staff and Indian commandos are both being lauded as heroes of the day. I have to wonder how a major US city would fare in such an attack. I'm afraid we may find out.
In the dying spasams of our consumer economy, an over-anxious mob of bargain seeking idiots at a Long Island Wal-mart trample several people, killing two. Mrs. Freeholder wonders why I won't go shopping on Black Friday.
Al Franken looks at his options for continuing his attempt to steal an election as things continue to go badly for him. Pity poor Al--failed comic (not funny), failed Air America commentator (not interesting) and failed candidate (not electable). Al, if you're hard up for some real work, I have a yard that needs raked.
And from the Department of Rubbing Your Nose In It:
Yes, my friends, if you have committed the sin of being "skeptical" about man-made climate change (which means you demand to see some hard scientific evidence that man's activities are actually causing any change in our climate), then you must have your character assassinated, no matter how low we must stoop to do so. So much for the vaunted "journalism" of the New York Slimes.
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No kidding.. the one (other) thing that HeadFi has done (besides regularly liquidate my wallet), is enlighten me to the world of poorly mastered recordings (a world that's busting at the seams, apparently). I still enjoy the music.. but now having gear which resolves that much more definitely makes the listening experience (with those recordings) a bit less enjoyable.
It's startling how many musicians respect their (recorded) art so much.. but let it get delivered to out ears in such shabby, lazy ways.
I assume that the artists aren't as deeply involved in the final cut as they could be. Then again, maybe they are, but how they don't hear their own distortion is beyond me.
Try Metallica's "Death Magnetic". I pretty much can't listen to it (on anything), because it is clipped right to hell. Its actually quite sad.
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Any of you interested in keeping bees?
If you are like me, and love the idea of harvesting your own fresh honey but are intimidated by the thought of managing your own hives, Keeping Bees In Towns & Cities by Luke Dixon is a GREAT resource for beginners.
Even though this book is pretty much geared toward urban dwellers, almost all of the advice Dixon has to offer can be put to good use in the country as well.
Keeping Bees in Towns and Cities features everything an urbanite needs to know to start keeping bees: how to select the perfect hive, how to buy bees, how to care for a colony, how to harvest honey, and what to do in the winter. Urban beekeeping has particular challenges and needs; this book highlights the challenges and presents practices that are safe, legal, and neighbor-friendly. -Timber Press
One of the things I appreciated about this book is that the author is able to hold the reader's attention by interjecting personal stories of his own beginner beekeeping experiences while lacing the text with plenty of interesting facts and informative side-notes. He walks you step by step through the process of raising bees and harvesting honey with a contagious passion enough to make anyone consider placing a hive out back.
My only caveat comes in the fourth chapter entitled Sex and the City Bee. It would have been more appealing to me if he had used the term "mating" instead of "having sex" throughout this section; it just seems more appropriate in the animal world to me. Call me overly conservative, just my two-cents.
If you'd like to purchase a copy of this book, it can be found at Timberpress.com for $19.99 (plus shipping).
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Good luck! And a big thanks again to Timber Press for supplying me a copy of this book for review, and for the giveaway!
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Aww well I would love to learn how to raise bees but…I am one of those who are severely allergic to them.One bee and I'm down! Hope this book goes to someone who is excited about bees.
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Went to the Timber Press website and actually found the book Free-Range Chicken Gardens: How to Create a Beautiful, Chicken-Friendly Yard. One of our next projects is to build a chicken coop as soon as our fencing is complete.
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I also like the book Free-Range Chicken Gardens at Timber Press.
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We live in the suburb of a big city… getting chickens this year, maybe bees the next!!
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Honey… that's the sole reason why I would ever consider keeping bees. We go through over a gallon a month, hard on the budget!
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Comment Got to play with this last week at SpaceX (Score 2) 109
It's a great proof of concept. I got to play with it with the hand controls and 3d glasses. Visually impressive.
Works well for examining something, but doesn't feel terribly useful for design because it's not very precise.
Technologically, it's still early -- buggy Windows app that crashed on me after 5 minutes of exploration.
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HIGHLIGHTS-The Trump presidency on March 24 at 2:50 P.M. EDT/1850 GMT
March 24 Highlights of the day for U.S. President Donald Trump's administration on Friday:
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blottsie writes: Newly unsealed court transcripts from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York show that Apple now refuses to unlock iPhones for law enforcement, saying "In most cases now and in the future, the government's requested order would be substantially burdensome, as it would be impossible to perform." "Right now Apple is aware that customer data is under siege from a variety of different directions. Never has the privacy and security of customer data been as important as it is now," Apple lawyer Marc Zwillinger said at the hearing. "A hypothetical consumer could think if Apple is not in the business of accessing my data and if Apple has built a system to prevent itself from accessing my data, why is it continuing to comply with orders that don't have a clear lawful basis in doing so?"


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Pub Date: | 09/01/2009 |
Publication: | Name: Journal of Applied Research Publisher: Therapeutic Solutions LLC Audience: Academic Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Health Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2009 Therapeutic Solutions LLC ISSN: 1537-064X |
Issue: | Date: Sept, 2009 Source Volume: 9 Source Issue: 3 |
Topic: | Event Code: 540 Executive changes & profiles |
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William Soliman, PhD, has been appointed as Editor-in-Chief of the
Journal, effective with this issue. Dr Soliman has been in the
pharmaceutical industry for many years working with a variety of
companies, with a specific focus in the medical science liaison arena.
His primary area of expertise is cardiovascular disease, where he works
with thought leaders in the area of lipidology, cardiology,
hypertension, and endocrinology. Will has also worked with a CME
organization where oversaw the development of the clinical and
scientific strategy for the organization. Will has also been involved in a diverse array of projects from developing scientific curricula to recently publishing two papers in Circulation's Cardiovascular Quality & Outcomes. Will holds a PhD, MPhil, from Columbia University, an MA from St. Peter's College, and a BA from New York University. His academic background is in Biochemistry and Chemistry Education, as well as having a strong background in biostatistics and clinical trial design. We welcome Will to the Journal, and look forward to his future contributions. Ken Senerth Editor |
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