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Welcome to Bear Claw Catering
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The outstanding custom catering and event planning we provide, creates unique and memorable events. From private dinner parties, small or large wedding receptions, corporate events and private chef hire services in your own home. We're here to surprise, delight and impress you with incredible food flavours and immaculate service..
In the video below, company owner and Executive Chef Jessica Bock, prepares for a wedding menu tasting with a bride-to-be at the company Event Design Studio in Worthing, West Sussex.
Enthusiasm and a passion for wonderful seasonal British food is what drives our team. Our catering services and event planning team work together with you, tailoring each menu, food choice and table setting to meet all of your needs, ensuring your catering event surpasses all others.
Catering Services West Sussex, Surrey and London areas
Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and London have a wealth of excellent event venues where outside catering is required.
Whether you are entertaining friends and family for a birthday party, intimate dinner party, baby shower party, needing corporate hospitality, or are planning a lavish garden party, with an amazing buffet or hog roast and BBQ, your tastes and those of your guests are the guiding factors for us to create exciting menus, showcasing how we have incorporated those tastes into a tangible culinary design that you will love.
To ensure complete satisfaction, wedding clients, will be invited to a Menu Tasting appointment where food, wines and table settings can be sampled. Please contact us to ask about menu tasting
From our base in Worthing, we are ideally placed to provide a fabulous party food service to individuals and companies across West Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and South London.
Our services include:
- Gourmet Food with Fresh, Local Ingredients
- Custom Menus Designed Just for You
- Imaginative Catering Theme Ideas
- Creative Event Design & Production
- Trained Serving Staff when required
We don't offer set menus, but work closely with you to provide a unique customised menu to suit what you want on request:
- Special Dietary Menus
- Organic Ingredients
- Gluten Free
- Vegan
- Vegetarian
- Any Other Dietary Requests
…and much more!
Event Caterer for West Sussex, Surrey and London
Bear Claw Catering are fine, classic caterers for larger corporate events, elegant wedding receptions, large canapé buffets and canape delivery service for all types of social events and business functions.
Our fine event design service provides elite cuisine to discerning clients looking for that special event caterer with an innovative approach. and flawless service
Classic Caterers
Classic catering with silver service, crisp luxury linens, classically styled cutlery, crockery, chinaware glassware comes as second nature to us. Be it a three course sit-down meal or a five course banquet our experience and dedication will ensure your event is planned to the last detail and delivered with outstanding precision.
Catering Trends
Some of the latest trends in catering include afternoon tea with non-matched vintage crockery, informal chic and rustic food presentation. We are enjoying creating our own Bear Claw event signatures, like a recent new trend for pre-baby shower parties, which we recently catered for and received a glowing customer review.
Reinventing popular trends in party and event design and delivering our flawless party catering service, has earned us great customer testimonials.
Cordon Bleu Chef Hire
Our gourmet chef hire service will bring Jessica Bock, our inspired Executive Chef to your home or premises to plan, cook and serve exceptional food for a group of friends for brunch, an amazing private dinner party, or other celebration event.
Bear Claw is a well-trusted professional caterer company that excels beyond the standards of ordinary catering companies.
Every client is different and we craft every event to each client's unique needs. You can be completely confident that we will deliver an amazing event that is unique to you. Contact us to discover how we can help make your next special event a fabulous affair!
Catering Staff
Outstanding trained waiting staff and servers are available if required. Trained staff can also tend the bar and serve drinks – after you have arranged and taken delivery of the liquor supplies! Confidence, reliability, and reputation, is essential for the success of any prestige event and our staff provide that level of excellent service.
Please call us on 01798 879217 to talk about your event specifics including bespoke menus, any questions about catering prices and quotes. Or, if you prefer, you can contact us using our online contact form
Read Jessica's Blog to keep up with the latest event catering news!
Outside Caterer For Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire and South London
West Sussex – Arundel, Bognor Regis, Burgess Hill, Chichester, Cocking, East Grinstead., Haywards Heath, Henfield, Horsham, Midhurst, Petworth, Pulborough, Singleton, Steyning
Surrey – Caterham, Cranleigh, Dorking, Guildford, Haslemere, Woking,
East Sussex – Brighton and Hove , Eastbourne, Hailsham, Lewes, Newhaven,
Kent – Edenbridge, Sevenoaks,
Hampshire – Aldershot, Farnborough,
London – South London


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Thanks for the video! My bobbin plate has indeed gone missing, and I've ordered another one. I know from the manual they go on 'backwards', but it wasn't quite jelling in my head exactly how, so it's nice to have seen someone do it.Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
The machine itself was already pretty clean. I used mineral oil (baby oil) to soak the rest of the grime off, but haven't done anything else. I need to get a black paint pen (a la Billy-lostn51) and touch up a couple of spots of bare metal, then wax it, although I haven't decided with what yet. I'm open to suggestions, if anyone has any.
The table was easy to do, but a lot of hard work. I started with hot water, Murphy's Oil soap, super fine steel wool, and elbow grease. It took several scrubbings, both with and against the grain, to get all the wax off. I like the oil soap because as long as you keep it wet, it'll keep softening the wax layers. I tend to use it on everything I'm rehabbing. After that I let it dry, then rubbed it down a couple of times with Howard's Restore-A-Finish in walnut. Let that dry, then I waxed it with Howard's Feed-N-Wax.
I had considered scrubbing it down with TSP, which would have completely eaten the varnish finish, and then oiling the wood, but frankly, it's too hot to spend that much time outside! And the finish on this wasn't in too bad shape-the drawers are a bit alligatored, but that's about it. In the end, the restore-a-finish worked just fine.

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My husband's grandmother passed away this weekend. It's not my story to tell, so I won't tell it here, but we walked around sad and heavy-feeling all weekend and everything around us felt very fragile and impermanent, the way it does when a death touches you so closely.
Yet life itself is fragile and impermanent--there's no getting around it. We learn this early on, and bury this knoweldge deep inside, where we don't have to look at it everyday. A loss reminds us of this fact, even when we're feeling our most confident, and healthy, and powerful.
I'm reposting a piece I wrote last December, after Scott's Nana visited us for a family holiday gathering.
This past weekend we hosted the annual family Christmas gathering for Scott's side of the family, and we were lucky enough to have Scott's grandmother come from Texas to share in the festivities. She and Scott's mom arrived late on Friday night, long after the kids had gone to bed. The next morning, I was in the kitchen brewing coffee and chatting with Scott's Nana when L. came downstairs, still in his pajamas, excited to see her. He went straight to where she was seated at the kitchen table and gave her the sweetest, most sincere hug in the world--a body melting hug, not the usual stiff, face-turned-away hug he customarily responds with when asked for one.
In fact, I may be biased, but I don't think, that whole weekend long, anyone gave her a more sincere, sweeter, warmer hug than he had given her that morning. And I was so grateful I'd been there to witness it., even if no one else had.
Some people act surprised when I tell them that L. is not a kid who shows his emotions readily. They act surprised to hear this because his range of emotions is so extreme and often very visible. He can be extremely angry and enraged, or extremely hyped up and out of control, but he has always had a hard time with the in-between emotions, and with that calm, everything-is-okay state of mind that comes naturally to the rest of us. People--even family members--get impatient with him when he's hyped up or angry and they turn themselves away from him and I ache inside for him at these moments, because I know he can't help it. If you spend a lot of time with L., and watch very carefully there are, now and again, little windows that open up and you can catch a radiant glimpse of that deeply sensitive soul inside of him--because he is deeply sensitive, in ways most people can't even fathom.
When I'm there to glimpse moments like the one that happened in the kitchen this past weekend, I always startle a little inside, and sayoh! to myself, because sometimes even I forget just how complex a person L. is emotionally, and how much he wrestles with these emotions, and thinks about people, and misses them, too. When my grandmother passed away a few years ago, not even a year after we had been lucky to see her in Greece that summer, I hesitated to say anything to him until days after it happened--mainly because I was too upset to think about the best way to bring it up. He knew she had been ill for months and months, but never asked about her, or talked about her, or wanted to hear the updates on her health, or my worries. But a little over a week after she died I was folding laundry in our bedroom and L. came in and sat, bouncing on the bed for a few moments. Then he stopped.
"Mama?" He said.
Then he bounced some more and stopped.
"I was thinking about Greece today."
And my eyes welled up with tears, of course, because I realized that telling me that he was thinking about Greece was his way of telling me he had understood what had happened, his way of connecting with me about this loss. I told him that Yiayia had died and he covered his face with his hand, as if to blot out the news. When I hugged him his body melted into mine for a minute or more, and we shared our sorrow together, and it was one of those oh! moments I'll never forget.
I came full circle thinking about that memory this past weekend. I felt grateful that the kids were able to spend time with their great-grandmother again, but having Scott's Nana here made me remember my own grandmother, and the loss of her in my life and in my children's lives. It was also a reminder, during these crazy-busy, chaotic, shopping- and baking-filled days, how quickly life can change, and how important it is to cherish those oh! moments in our lives, those times we spend with loved ones who live far away, and with our children who continue to surprise and enchant us in the most unexpected ways.


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We did manage to leave for the border and as before it was a fairly painless crossing. Leaving the US we just left our visa cards with the man collecting the toll to cross the bridge. In Mexico we got stopped by the customs who just had a cursory look inside the vehicle, they then told us where we could park whilst we got our visa cards. I went there whilst Mary went into the office. As I was parking up the military decided that they wanted a look as well, I managed to get across that I would like to park there, get the visa and then they could search. This they allowed and so we got the visa papers, another quick search and then free to go where we liked. Since the vehicle was still making the screeching sound with the belts slipping we decided that we should go to a garage first. The nearest Mercedes was on the outskirts of Monterrey and so we went there. We arrived just before 5 pm and talked them into letting us stay overnight in their yard
We are eventually leaving the garage in Monterrey today, 27 September; the people could not have been more helpful and friendly. One of them lent his car so we could go shopping, all tried some English and although not the best of times it was OK. We are now on our way to the Caves outside of Villa de Garcia, to get into these caves you get a ride up a cable car and then it is a guided tour. There are some English speaking guides though ours was not. The caves were very impressive with a 2 kilometre walk around the main displays. These were huge examples of fluted stalagmites and stalactites. Nearly all are now dead, that is no more water is flowing and in fact we only saw three examples of water dripping. They tend to name various formations, some you need a particularly good imagination for, but a couple were good. One, the coffin was a very effective opening coffin just below a crucifix. From there we then drove on and are now parked up in a campsite in the town of Saltillo for a couple of nights.


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Senior Center May Be Closed,But The Program Goes On
The Senior Center Building is closed. However, the program is ongoing on a limited basis. Our temporary office is our Catholic Charities bus, which holds 12 people and a driver, a total of 13 people. Our director, Rose Lawrence, and her social worker, Mecker Johnson, tend to senior business and problems as best they can from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., using their own cell phones to call and receive calls. Our bus driver, Chris, takes us to lunch and back, five days a week. The Meals on Wheels program is still getting out 150 meals daily to our homebound seniors; they put the routes together in the parking area of CVS drug store. Rain or shine, from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., the meals are on their way to our homebound seniors. The director of the Meals on Wheels program is Ms. Lena Rivera. After six weeks on the street, Catholic Charities and Seaside Senior Center are one. "Together We Can." At this point I want to say "thank you" to our sister centers Glenwood, Brooklyn, our picnic was fabulous; Hillcrest, Queens, your invitation to join you for lunch (our brothers and sisters) made us feel whole again. From Seaside Center to Brooklyn and Queens centers, "You have touched our hearts and we will never be the same." Thank you.
Mr. Landlord, please repair the entire center inside and out- not just the roof.


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The IUP String Project will host its opening event of the year on Saturday, September 14, from 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. in Cogswell Hall. The Open House is for new and returning students.
The event will provide an introductory session and instrument petting zoo for new beginning students, a variety of interactive musical activities for string students, and an informational session for parents. The event will conclude with an informal recital by String Project teachers and students.
The morning musical activities will be led by String Project Master Teacher Swana Chepaitis, IUP professors Stanley Chepaitis and Linda Jennings, and the IUP String Project teachers, music students in the Music Department.
The event is free and open to any interested string students in the community. For more information and to register, e-mail Linda Jennings at email@example.com or call 724-357-2649.
The IUP String Project, a part of the new IUP Community Music School, is a community music education outreach program for children ages 5–18 in Indiana and the surrounding area. The IUP String Project is also provides a teacher-training program for IUP music students who are the teachers in the program. The IUP String Project is one of 43 similar programs joined under the auspices of the National String Project Consortium, dedicated to promoting string music education in the United States. As a member of the NSPC, the IUP String Project joins in addressing the two main issues facing string education today: 1) the low numbers of public schools that offer string music education programs to children and 2) the critical shortage of string teachers in the U.S.
The program is directed by IUP music faculty member Linda Jennings. Visit the IUP String Project for more information.
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(NEW YORK) — It's the most wonderful time of the year. Not just because of the Christmas cookies, the gleeful carols, or even the Yule tide cheer. Christmas time can mean one thing and one thing only: toys!
This year, Good Morning America is proud to share FamilyFun Magazine's Top Toys of the Year. From cars to dolls, strollers to puppy dogs (robotic of course), no toy has been left unturned in the quest of finding the best gifts for your loved ones. After sifting through over 300 products, reviewed tirelessly by enthusiastic shoppers coast to coast, here are the top 10:
There you have it, the best of the best. Do you have a take on the top 10? Tweet us your thoughts at twitter.com/ABC. And check out the rest of FamilyFun Magazine's Top 30 Toys of the Year.
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Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Dreamcast
- Publisher: Capcom
- Release Date: Oct 4, 2000
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Daily RadarWith near-perfect control, a great new hip-hop soundtrack, several new characters that weren't in "Double Impact" (including perennial favorite Chun Li) and the best 2D animation we've ever seen in a fighting game, this game is certainly the business.
Play it loud, on a big-assed TV, until you've mastered every character, your girlfriend's left you and the bank has repossessed the goldfish.
Even trivial things like the special effects for the Super Art have been changed, and like the new character voices, it's a small touch that goes a very long way towards making an attractive, complete package worth buying.
Although it doesn't have the insane special moves or high character count of "Marvel vs Capcom 2," it does offer a tight gameplay engine for skilled fighters, and wonderfully smooth graphics to complete the package.
This is one beautiful title to look at, despite the rather lackluster character designs.
All anyone really needs to know however is that 3rd Strike looks great, plays great, sounds great and is the definitive version of the SFIII series.
AllDreamcastReally meant for diehard fans of the series only. The rest of us can probably do without this one.
Truly an engaging fighter, that is easily worthy of just about anyone's private collection... that is unless you already have "Double Impact."
CNET GamecenterWhile weaker in the graphics department than its predecessor, this game still delivers punch.
With "Third Impact", the Cadillac model has been given new features (System Direction, five new characters, 'Grade Judge System', etc.) but has suffered a slight alteration to its flawless body (the washed-out colors and backgrounds on SOME of the stages).
AntagonistIt's virtually identical to the previously released "Street Fighter III: Double Impact!"
If you're just looking for some general fun with Street Fighter, try Alpha 3 or Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
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#50 Most Discussed Dreamcast Game of 2000
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 28 Ratings
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Positive: 1 out of 1
Mixed: 0 out of 1
Negative: 0 out of 1
MarkOct 13, 2009This is probably the most technical fighting game around ,i have owned it since it came out and im still playing it today (2009) it leagues This is probably the most technical fighting game around ,i have owned it since it came out and im still playing it today (2009) it leagues ahead of street fighter iv which is a dumbed down version. Its a real shame this and others like it recieved relatively low review scores at the time of release cos its only now that people are starting to get into these games cos of things like xbox live and psn.A true classic .… Full Review »


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Will Middlebrooks must have missed this whole major league thing. Middlebrooks has raked since being recalled from Pawtucket on Aug. 10, proving that his prolonged big league slump earlier this season could indeed be just a footnote in a very successful career. The hot streak comes at a good time for the Red Sox, and it might ultimately force manager John Farrell to make an important lineup adjustment. Middlebrooks on Wednesday drilled his second home run since rejoining the Red Sox as Boston coasted to a 12-1 win in San Francisco. His two-run blast, which was his 11th homer of the season, opened the scoring and put the wheels in motion on a very productive afternoon for the Red Sox' offense. The Red Sox are a pedestrian 5-6 since Middlebrooks' recall, but the 24-year-old has certainly done his part. Middlebrooks has reached in all 11 games since returning — collecting a hit in all but one. He's hitting .441 (15-for-34) with two homers, five RBIs and three doubles, and he's looking more and more like the player who burst onto the scene in 2012. "I'm just more comfortable," Middlebrooks said. "Everyone wants to say I changed my approach. I didn't really change my approach. I'm just more consistent with it. You get confidence when you get results. Unfortunately, that's just how it is. I just started getting some knocks and the confidence started going up. I'm just trusting myself again." As long as Middlebrooks keeps trusting himself, the Red Sox will trust him as well. He's playing at an extremely high level — raising his average from .192 to .228 since being recalled — and he's back into a position where he controls his own big league fate. Farrell didn't rule out the possibility of Middlebrooks eventually sliding up into the No. 5 spot in Boston's order when asked about such a scenario over the weekend, and the idea makes more and more sense with each successful performance. Middlebrooks' bread and butter, of course, is his power, and while he's currently lengthening the Red Sox' lineup by way of producing out of the No. 8 and No. 9 spots, Boston could use his right-handed pop behind David Ortiz. Farrell recently dropped Mike Napoli to seventh in the order because he wasn't getting the job done. Napoli has since dealt with a foot ailment, and a few different players have been plugged into the No. 5 hole. There's no reason why Middlebrooks can't eventually slot in behind Ortiz if everything keeps going down the current path. Middlebrooks must continue to show consistency. After all, it was a lack of consistency that led to his demotion in June. But if the current version of Middlebrooks sticks around, it shouldn't be long before he finds himself batting fifth, which, ironically enough, was his Opening Day lineup spot. Sometimes, these things just work out. Have a question for Ricky Doyle? Send it to him via Twitter at @TheRickyDoyle or send it here. Filed under: Boston Red Sox, Ricky Doyle, Top Stories, Will Middlebrooks
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I am full-time social worker, but have been baking and cake decorating in my spare time as a hobby for about 9 years now. I love taking classes and learning new techniques when I get the opportunity. I am also a certified Wilton Method Instructor and love teaching and introducing people to the world of cake decorating.
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I posted this edible peacock feather tutorial on my blog earlier this year and it has by far been the most popular blog entry I have done so far. I thought I would share it here as well for anyone that might be interested in trying to make them....


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Sort of recent: Bayonetta
Sort of recent: Bayonetta
Given that I pretty much only play driving games and shooters, I was stupefied with this series:
Mass Effect 2: I enjoyed the first one a lot, but even 2 months after beating it, pretty much everything about the 2nd one still resonates. It's at the top of my all time game list.
Red Dead Redemption is still the best game I have ever played. The story and the game play gave you such an imbedded feeling in the game. It is the only game i have played that I felt so attached to the charecters.
Other notables .... the first 2K Football release with the Dreamcast launch. Madden what?
Devil May Cry blew me away at the time.
Shadow of the Colossus shown above was impressive in scale.
Battletoads for the ridiculous, controller breaking difficulty.
Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?
"Sometimes, I have a sudden urge to fart on this chair."
Xbox Live GT: effmerunning
Currently playing: GOW 3
by the time skate came out i was done with these games but the first tony hawk made me
resistance fom
gears of war
gt and gt2
mario 64
super metroid
link to the past
zelda 64(cant remember the name although i think its ocarana of time)
killer instinct (arcade not snes)
mike tyson's punch-out
super mario world (first 16 bit game i played after the nes days)
Boiler Up!
Make it three yards mother****er and we'll have an automobile race
Mechwarrior2 then, Mechwarrior2:Mercenaries...after the bugs were taken care of
signatures are annoying, right?
Herzog Zwei... many didn't quite get this game, because it seemed(to them) like a real quirky shooter, but instead it was one of the first real time strategy games out there.
Along the skateboarding/extreme sports games you had Aggressive Inline, which had all the controllability of your Tony Hawk games, but introduced the open world style play to the genre, basically you played in a free skate style mode doing tricks all over place, doing specific level goals on your own timetable (before this game the THPS series had time limits for each level)
THPS quickly added this style of play while calling their original form of play.
I loved Herzog Zwei. Waaaaay ahead of it's time there.
Pepsi Man!
It was the sort of game that made me go "Holy crap this is ****** up, but it's awesome and I love it!"
I've always loved quirky games that most people think are terrible.
Crysis 2
Half-Life 2
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For me Tomb Raider 1 and 2
And not an actual game (actually the game too), but a trailer for Metal Gear Solid (ps1) that I got in the mail. It was in Japanese which made it more awesome for me.
Theres more but I'll leave it at that.
Recent - dirt3. It's not stellar but just poo grinning fun.
Past - twisted metal. So much fun playing split screen against friends.
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Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?
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OMGosh, I forgot about Twisted Metal 2.
I had a buddy back in the day with that game, we would play that poo for hours
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^^ lmfao i remember pepsi man. idk why but i always had troubles timing the jump out of the window after running through the house
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Boiler Up!
Make it three yards mother****er and we'll have an automobile race
Boiler Up!
Make it three yards mother****er and we'll have an automobile race
i have a few actually
Castlevania :SOTN
Gears of War
Ocarina of Time
Super Mario 64
and finally Tokyo Extreme Racer and the 3 games that followed (the dc ones 1 and 2 then the ps2 ones Zero and 3) until the Drift ones came out then i didnt care anymore
Star control 2
TIE Fighter
Mechwarrior 2
Dune 2
Moto Roader
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WBEZ News
Motorola adding jobs, office space downtown
Motorola Solutions Inc. is creating 400 new jobs but they won't be at the company's headquarters in northwest suburban Schaumburg. Motorola Solutions CEO Greg Brown says the company's headquarters is staying put in Schaumburg. But the new jobs will be in downtown Chicago.
"We're still headquartered there," Brown said. "We'll keep our headquarters there. It's not one versus the other, but this is an attractive area to grow."
Brown announced Tuesday that the company, which makes bar code readers and police scanners, is expanding its work force and he said the downtown office is appealing, if for nothing more than its location.
"The more centrally-located you are with a skilled workforce around you that allows for low cost transfer of people and mobility is clearly conducive to investment and local jobs," he said.
Motorola recently split into two companies: Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility. Mobility recently announced it's keeping its corporate headquarters in north suburban Libertyville.
Brown said the City of Chicago did not offer any special tax credits to put offices downtown.


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|Free for Kindle 2/25 to 2/28 - Two Moons of Sera, Volume 1 by Pavarti K. Tyler.
I had the pleasure of reviewing the first part of Two Moons of Sera by Pavarti K. Tyler when it was first released. That was way back in November 2011 and Tyler has come a long with her series.
Four novels in the Two Moons of Sera series have been published, and now all four volumes are available in a convenient omnibus.
This lovely promotional video explains the series.
To celebrate the release of the Omnibus, a giveaway drawing is being sponsored by the author. Tyler is giving away bunches of stuff, including a monkey necklace and a mystery prize. How can't you enter for a chance at a mystery prize? See all prize details on the entry form below.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
This lovely series is available in ebook and paperback formats at the following retailers:
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GoodReads for Omnibus: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17229148-two-moons-of-sera---ombnibus
2MOS Volume One: http://www.amazon.com/Two-Moons-Sera-Vol-ebook/dp/B005U81SCQ/
2MOS Volume Two: http://www.amazon.com/Two-Moons-Sera-Vol-ebook/dp/B007MC3HGS
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You don't need a Ph.D. to understand that letting students pack heat is a recipe for tragedy.
In May, when University of Colorado students left Boulder for summer break, their campus was gun-free. Last month, they returned to a campus where just about anyone can carry a gun just about anywhere.
This misguided change wasn't the university's idea. For 136 years, dating to the days of the Wild West, Colorado's flagship university had kept guns off campus. Then, in 2008, two students and a national group called Students for Concealed Carry challenged the ban, and they eventually prevailed in the state's highest court. That made Colorado one of five states — Mississippi, Oregon, Utah and Wisconsin are the others — where public colleges can no longer ban guns on campus. (Wisconsin can still ban them inside buildings.)
OPPOSING VIEW: Allow concealed-carry on campus
You don't need a Ph.D. to understand that letting college students pack heat is a recipe for tragedy. More guns on more campuses — places where binge drinking, drug taking and immature judgment are common — will undoubtedly cost more lives than they save.
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|10th July 2012, 08:09 AM
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PA speakers help ...
I own 4 of these as seen in the pictures bellow .Usually working in small venue or open area for a crowd of 800 people max ( depending on the application with subs or not )
I run them at about 500W per speaker Inside exist a passive crossover between woofs and tweeters
the original speaker can be found either as sound king F2215 or audiomaster F2215
Original 1.75 drivers inside failed quite often and actually not form coil issues but from mechanical pov I replaced them PSD20028S from eminence
After that had no driver issues but the middle of the speaker was kinda weird emphasis somewhere in 2K required serious equalization to produce a listenable result . I had in mind that this was an xover issue but run it like that with absolutely no probs from failure aspects
last night decided to listen to them active used a xover from behringer 2 way and out of the blue the speaker become very rich and balanced no equalization needed both controls at 0db an cross them at 3.2 KHZ
Question 1
I dlike some advice if the xover frequency is ok ( sounds ok to me and also have the impression that i could go even higher without producing a problem in the high mid or in the mid generally
Question 2
If i decide to run them active do you recommend any aditional safety measures in the HF driver such is a lamp (s) or a capacitor or is it enough to connect directly the HF driver to the amplifier ?
any other ideas are welcome
here is some pictures of the speaker , the woofers and the drivers
thanks for your time
kind regards
|10th July 2012, 02:44 PM
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some forum trouble ??? seen my post ...posted twice ?
|10th July 2012, 09:20 PM
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I'd be a bit surprised if you were actually seing a flat response from the speakers with the crossover set at 3.2 KHz. It would be interesting to know what the slopes were, too.
Get an RTA mic, that the speaker outdoors and start moving the crossover frequency up and down to see what the flattest response is that you can get without EQ. Then apply EQ to get a decently flat response. That would be your starting point to adjust the EQ for individual venues.
|11th July 2012, 12:39 AM
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You should figure out how the original crossover is wired. Try and set up a sound card and run something like Speaker Workshop to measure the electrical and acoustic response. It's useful to plot the electrical response of a crossover; that will graphically show the value of the Zobel. At the very least, play some pink noise and use a smartphone or laptop or tablet running RTA software to see the response.
Light bulb limiters are a good idea on the tweeter. I tried a couple of automotive tail lamps with both filaments wired in series. When a live PA produced some excruciating squeals using a Kaoss Pad, the bulbs lit up. Someplace, though, I've got the part number of a bulb which is actually used in commercial speakers.
For what it's worth, somebody told me that 16 ohm compression drivers were tougher, so I got the 16 ohm version of the PSD2002, then wired a 15 ohm 20 watt resistor in parallel, which lets me a) feel how much real power is going to the tweeters, and b) makes for a more resistive load so the crossover hopefully works better. The crossovers are old Altecs, with the caps replaced by Solen film capacitors.
|11th July 2012, 05:56 AM
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A PAIR of 15" drivers covering the same frequency range, if used above ~700-800hz will suffer from off axis destructive coupling kicking in noticeably as shallow as ~10 degrees off the design axis. For usefully flat response at 20 degrees off of the design axis, they would have to be crossed no higher than ~400hz, or potentially configured as a 2.5 way. Furthermore, very few 15" drivers have much useful response above ~1200hz anyway, you start running into cone break-up modes on most 15" drivers centred ~1500hz or so.
There's a reason for the mantra "less is more" in this industry. The reality is that, a well thought out set of compact, easy to move TM's with a single 10-12" midbass driver and a good CD that can hand a low crossover point, backed correctly by subs, will trounce all over most of the big TWW with 15" drivers you see.
The best thing you can do, is perhaps put them back together, pad the tweeter a bit to make them more tolerable, then sell them to the first unsuspecting victim with cash.
I'm not sure it's worth the cost of upgrading these things to usable status.
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|11th July 2012, 09:41 AM
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|11th July 2012, 10:21 AM
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Eric is right , as he exposed the knowledge acquired and used for 'home reproduction' .
The fact is that for 'live' applications , opposed to sound 'reproduction'
the listener might be more focused on the feeling rather than on the perfectness and so on ...
Also in free air environment the characteristic of sound dispersion are different
and the 'masking' due to nasty interactions might be less audible , since
it might not be associated ...well , it's a matter of dB/decay and distance ,so
the 10-20-30 dB masking might decay in a few time and distance .
For an 'hifi' home user those boxes may appear coloured ,lifeless ,stupidly big
but for a 'pro' user those might be the minimum usable for a live jig .
The benefit from biamplification is also readily recognized from the ears/brain
as a step from passive , as there is a little incremental in dynamics .
The protection cap on the tweeter should then have a value about 2 octaves below the cutoff point , so a 150-200 uF should be ok
|11th July 2012, 11:04 AM
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well i am sorry to say that so far the information i got so far is hardly usable
150 -200 mfd in series with a HF driver will prevent nothing except DC from amplifier in case of failure
in the PA business exists way too many speakers like the above and many of them from trusted manufactures like the ones and many more mentioned above
hifi or home use was never in question in this post
other than that its a common practice in 2 way speakers to cross the HF high enough to preserve safety and a ""natural gap" in high mids
will set up active in my next gig
set up will be 4 of those speakers running with
PSA 31500 2X575W rms @ 8R times 2 for the woofs ( class H )
PSA 31300 2x 300W rms @ 8R for the HF drivers ( class AB )
active x over behringer and so on
in between since this is going to be DJ set up and will have free time i might as well RTA the system to see how will it work
thanks so far though
kind regards
|11th July 2012, 12:45 PM
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The "hifi" approach here, should not be ignored, it applies to all levels of sound reproduction. We are seeing the same principals, applied on a larger scale, at large events around the world. Producing an effective line or point source, and coupling the bass properly means that everyone in the crowd hears something fantastic. You can pretend like what they are doing is voodoo, or learn what's going on that makes it so right and implement it yourself.
For the most part, this TWW w/15" woofer configuration of drivers was put together to appeal to the masses. They look big, and sound big, so lots of them were sold. The sales of this configuration, was, unfortunately, not driven primarily by sound quality, but rather, a false perception in the buying market.
I have nothing to gain here by telling the sad truth. I can run the simulations, and see the flaws in these designs clearly. The only I thing I intend for here, is that, someone who has reached out this far, get the best advise I have available.
Sorry, it's a pile of rubble unless serious cash and research, perhaps the aid of simulation, and ideally, measurement, is sunk into it.
|11th July 2012, 02:19 PM
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WELL ok
there is a lot of things that you say and i understand and presumably also correct still your missing the point though
the point is that simply these are the given facts the point here is how to achieve the best from this system as is ... i am not willing to replace or invest one euro to this system still though my target is to get the maximum in aspects of quality /power / durability ....
so any advice is welcome taken ...the given facts
kind regards
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MC: I can help you with the former, but not the later. Here's a few photos that may be of help:
Does anyone have a picture of what an Armory model rear sight should look like? Can anyone suggest a gunsmith who is experienced in Stevens single shot Favorite type actions? Any help appreciated.
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MC: I can help you with the former, but not the later. Here's a few photos that may be of help:
Thanks for the photos, now I know what I have is not correct.
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That rear sight doesn't look like the ones I've seen on those rifles before, It may be an after market model.
What I've seen is an "L" shaped stamping with a simple screw on the left (elevation), and a simple windage adjustable peep on the top.
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The rear peep sight on my rifle is a Stevens"No.42 sight for a Mdl 414 rifle" as shown in a Stevens 1920 Gunsight Ad and included in Nick Strobel's "Old Gunsights", pg 269. I've attached a scanned copy below:
There may be another version of this rear sight as you suggest, but I'm quite convinced that the one on my mdl 414 is correct.
Yes, your rear sight was made for the 414, but I don't believe it was the factory OEM rear sight.
This is what I normally see on them. (and I need one for my rifle if anybody has a spare)
Wow! Wonderful rifles on display here. Nice photos all around.
I finally took some photos of the sight on my Armory model. It might be original Stevens as it is marked 414 on the bottom of the leg, but it looks like someone filed some grooves on the leg and made a spring to fit in the grooves to hold it in place. What do you all think?
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After looking at all the above posts a photo of an original rear sight is still not shown. Attached is a photo of the original sight as manufactured by Lyman. To my knowledge a model number does not exist.
smoke810 has the correct sight. Got two of them and both have this sight. They are not easy to find. Took me a long time to find the correct one for one of mine.


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On Thursday August 7th, police responded to the 3300 block of N. Main St. around 2am and found 55-year-old Robert Hill lying in the roadway with what are said to be life threatening injuries.
This happened less than two months after another man was killed in the same area.
In June, 2014, 54-year-old Scott Doolen was killed after he allegedly climbed onto a tow truck that was pulling his vehicle away from a nearby bar. He then fell onto the pavement.
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Drywall Tape Bubbling Fix?
I recently installed a new drywall patch in my living room 4'x8'. When installed the tap I had plenty of mud ect. Next day I did a light sand and use a vacuum on the wall to pick up the dust (BAD DISSUASION).
I have a couple of spots about 4" long that have bubbled up and I have added more coats over top which didn't help. Duh..
Anyways how should I fix this? Should I try and the tape down the center at these points and remove the bubbled tap and re-apply new stuff? Or just wet it down and slit a hole in the tape, pat and smooth out and re-apply compound? Or is there something else I could do to fix this dumb mistake?
Chances are that you did not have sufficient compound "under" the paper tape. The compound acts like glue. If you have areas of tape, that do not have the "glue" (compound) under it, it will not adhere. Those areas will rise and create a visible "bubbles".
If there are significant amounts of bubbling, you may have to remove the tape and start over again.
Just make sure of this:
1.) Apply sufficient compound to create a solid thickness and length of compound to "bed" or set the paper tape into.
2.) Do Not overwipe the paper tape. You want to smooth it out. If you wipe and squeeze out too much compound, you will create air pockets under the tape. These areas, in turn, will then bubble up (due to the compound being squeezed out from under it).
Good Luck.
Everything Atlantic says is correct. But now that you have them, the best way I know to fix bubbles is to slice the edge open with a utility knife and work some mud under them and recoat. That will save having to pull the tape completely off and start over.
Other alternatives:
If is just a few bubbles on recently applied paper-tape: You can slice the center of the bubble and push compound into it, wipe and coat.
You can "cut-out" that section of bubbled tape; Cut and remove, replace section with new tape, being careful to over lap the intact sections, by about 1".
I will try and slice them open and fix them tonight.
Thank you.
i use mesh, for all repair work, so i dont usually have any problems with any bubbles
I've had some patches that just don't ever seem to level down to my satisfaction, and found that removing the tape worked well in some instances. IF you have to remove the tape, using a sponge or spray bottle, wet the taped area. When it's uniformly wet the tape and mud changes color. Assuming it's general purpose drywall compound, it'll soak up the water and once you get to an edge, you can gently lift the paper off the DW. No scraping or cutting needed. Lay in a new layer of mud, feather out and you're on your way.
Had that happen early in my mudding days....cutting it out is best.
For future note: I hate mesh tape someone mentioned......
As others said, always have have a good skim coat "bed" to set the tape into.
For rookies I always recommend taking thier time - don't try to finish a DW taping job, especially a patch up too quick. Multiple skimming coats will turn out better than a couple thick ones and a lot of sanding.
I always ask my "honey do" (wife)...."You want it done fast or you want it done rght?"
2 cents: Mesh should really only be used with Hot Mud, or quick dry mix.
We NEVER use it with regular compound due to the tendency of cracking.
Ditto on the mesh tape. I never use it. It baffles me that Mike Holmes loves it.
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My paper tape is bubbling up almost immediately after I put the top coat on. I've tried using more mud in my skim coat and not overworking the tape but I'm still getting bubbles. Could it be happening in my seams aren't flush?
Cindy you need to go back and add your own post not add on to someone elses.
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Like spiders spinning webs, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are creating complex, three-dimensional structures with micron-size features using a robotic deposition process called direct-write assembly.
As reported in the March 25 issue of the journal Nature, Jennifer Lewis and her research team have developed novel inks that readily flow through micro-capillary nozzles and then rapidly solidify to retain their shape. Patterning such fine structures could be useful in applications such as drug-delivery, micro-fluidics, photonics and tissue engineering.
"This research builds upon our previous work with colloid-based inks, and represents a major step forward in both ink design and pattern resolution," said Lewis, a Willett Faculty Scholar and a professor of materials science and engineering and of chemical and biomolecular engineering at Illinois. "Because this new ink is based solely on polyelectrolyte mixtures rather than colloidal particles, we are able to produce three-dimensional periodic structures with feature sizes that are 100 times smaller than before."
The smallest feature size Lewis' team has demonstrated so far is 500 nanometers. An entire three-dimensional structure can fit in the diameter of a human hair.
"The new inks are low-viscosity fluids created by combining oppositely charged polyelectrolyte complexes," Lewis said. "The ink viscosity can be tailored over a wide range to control its flow through fine deposition nozzles of varying diameter."
A spider creates its web by secreting a concentrated protein solution through its spinneret to produce fine silk filaments. "We drew inspiration from this natural process to guide our ink design," said graduate student Gregory Gratson, who helped develop the inks. "For example, we worked in a similar concentration range as spider-spinning dope, though our ink structure is significantly less complicated."
To produce the desired three-dimensional structure, the extruded ink is deposited into a coagulation reservoir containing deionized water and isopropyl alcohol, Gratson said. Solidification of the ink is induced by electrostatic interactions in a water-rich reservoir or by solvent-quality effects in an alcohol-rich reservoir. A careful balance is needed so that the extruded ink filament is elastic enough to maintain its shape while spanning the structure, but flexible enough to adhere to other filaments. Dispensed from a syringe by a computer-controlled, three-axis micropositioner, the polyelectrolyte ink exits the nozzle as a continuous filament that is deposited into a reservoir on the substrate surface, yielding a two-dimensional pattern. After the first layer is generated, the nozzle is raised and another layer is deposited. This process is repeated until the desired three-dimensional structure is produced.
The precisely patterned parts could be used as bio-scaffolds, micro-fluidic networks, sensor arrays or templates for photonic materials.
Graduate student Mingjie Xu is also a co-author of the paper. The U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Army Research Office MURI program funded this work.
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The most important change in SharePoint 2013 for developers is the introduction of SharePoint apps. An app for SharePoint is a small and isolated application that provides a specific bit of functionality. SharePoint apps can and have to be added to or removed from a site by the site owner. Apps have their own, isolated URLs, which are separate from the URLs of the sites where the app is being deployed to and where the app is being used. In order to provide isolation apps run in their own domain, instead of in the same domain name as your farm. Using a different domain name for apps helps prevent cross-site scripting between apps and SharePoint sites.
Each installation of an app has its own unique URL within the app domain. The app's URL is based on a template "http://[app prefix][app hash].[app domain]/[relative site url]/[app name]. When you add an app to a site, a subweb of that site is created to host the app content. This subweb is not visible on the Site Contents page though.
Because apps run in their own app domain you will have to configure Domain Name Services (DNS) in your environment in order to be able to host apps. There is a page on TechNet that describes how to setup you DNS, but because it took me a while to get it all working I decided to write a step by step guide, which is what you're reading now.
You can choose whether you want your app domain to be a subdomain of the domain that hosts the SharePoint environment (option B), or whether you want to create a completely new domain for your apps (option A). Creating a new domain specifically to host your apps in is a bit more secure, but it also requires a little bit more configuration. I will describe both approaches in this article. If you don't have control over your DNS you will have to ask an administrator to perform these steps for you.
* Note that selecting the FQDN of the domain in here will only work in single server scenarios. If you are using more than one server you should be pointing to the DNS record of the web server in here. This is either the DNS A record for the web server, or the DNS record of the primary cluster address for NLB environments.
I'm assuming you already created an App Management and a Subscription Settings Service Application and that you already started the App Management and Subscription Settings services on your servers. If not this MSDN article will tell you how to. Note that you have to use PowerShell to create the Subscription Settings Service Application. There is no user interface for it.
Two example urls for two different apps on the same site are:
As you can see both apps have their own app hash, but both are in the same domain.
You are now ready to deploy your apps. Because of all this extra domain stuff though there are a few things you should know about your web applications and site collections.
If you are using a host header for your web application apps won't just work for that web application. Because of how the redirect for the app domain works IIS will try to resolve the app url by using the default IIS web site, which of course doesn't work. If you want to use host headers for your web applications you have to create an extra web application that is listening on port 80 (or 443 if you are using https) and that doesn't have a host header.
This means that you have to create a web application like you normally would. You have to make sure that you select port 80 (or 443 if you are using https) and you should not fill in a host header. Note that you have to stop the Default Web Site in IIS in order to be able to do this. The web application will use the server name as its url. The web application can be empty except for a root site collection.
Another option is to use web applications without host headers and to create Host Header Site Collections. Be aware that Host Header Site Collections cannot be created via the user interface, they can only be created by using PowerShell.
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Excellent post - great write up!
Hi,I went through all the steps using B. Our domain is csdarchitects.com. I added the CNAME record using *.app. I changed in Central Admin the APP URL to app.csdarchitects.com with the prefix of app. I get the following error:http://app-173a9c1179a23c.app.csdarchitects.com is correctAm I doing something wrong?
Excellent post. It helped me getting through the build and deploy steps of SharePoint App but I am still running into issue when user clicks on the installed App. It goes to the correct SharePoint App address with isolated domain but it will keep prompt credential input box trying to connect to the App specific domain. Even after I configured IE Intranet security and added the wild card App URL to the trusted site in order to by pass the prompt, it still does not work.I was able to ping the App address and noticed Visual Studio 2012 Preview automatically added host file entrance for my SharePoint App.I ran out of idea as why this may happen. I tried option A and option B interchangeably with the same result. Occasionally and very rare after many tries (iisreset, restart App deployment, change target SharePoint site deployment and etc.) , I will get a prompt to my SharePoint domain credential, then I was successful and was able to view my App.
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Hi,Excellent post! Thanks for the elaborate information!Did you mean to type Note instead of Not in this sentence?'Not that you have to stop the Default Web Site in IIS in order to be able to do this.'(Also you miss a c in the sentence after for can instead of an ;))
Thanks Caroline :-)
Nice post mirjam! I am also with the same issue as Sean Chen. Any help??
Mirjam, Thanks! Though shouldn't the plan B App Domain URL be "app.solutions.com" and not "apps.solutions.com"?
Thx for sharing!
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Great Article Thanks alot
THAT was a very excellent post! Thanks for getting me up to speed!
Hi Mirjam,great article!Just a suggestion to prevent IE to ask you credential for Apps in a different DNS domain, just add that domain in the local intranet zone (in your case Option A add *.solutionapps)in the Option B just add *.solutions.com.See you in Las Vegas!
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Great stuff Mirjam. Thanks for writing it up!
If any of you ar efacing issue of login credential window being prompted again and again, when you click on an App and even after providing credentials it doesn't work then following is the solution,1. Click on Start -> Run and type regedit.2. Locate the key 3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa4. Right click on this key and choose New > DWord Value5. Name this one "DisableLoopbackCheck"6. Double-click then on it and type the value "1"7. Reboot your server. (Mostly not required)This helped me in resolving the issue.
An automated script is available:tomvangaever.be/.../prepare-sharepoint-2013-ser...Note: The dns settings are not in the script.
It's needed that the site which is going to have the Apps running have port 80 or 443?Sharepoint apps can be installed on sites witgh for example port 8080 or 81?
Two example urls for two different apps on the same site are: app-fef8493a3feb20.solutionapps.com/sites/apptest/[App1AppName]/Pages/Home.aspx app-fef8493a3feb1d.solutionapps.com/sites/apptest/[App2AppName]/Pages/Default.aspx How to get the AppUID of my APP.I mean the GUID.I am able to see the Product ID and Client SecretID in both App Manifest and Web.Config file in the Provider Hosted App.
Hi Vijay,If you are referring to the ID in the URL then that's generated when the App is installed. I don't think it's stored anywhere, but I also don't think you need it. SharePoint will generate it for you automatically.Hope that helps.Mirjam
Thanks for the response.yes i am referring to the GUID in the url of the app.If you say the ID will be generated once the app is installed.i want to access the app using the url format mentioned above in order to avoid cross site scripting.so in order to construct the url in the above format i need app prefix,app hash and appdomain.how to get my app prefix once the app is installed to construct the url in above format.
c4968397007:8000/.../viewlsts.aspx#newestI hope App InstanceID is the App hasn that you are referring.Please advice
Hi Jose,Apps can technically run on all ports that you configure. However seeing as they run on the same port as the web application that users access I would say that it's a best practice to run them on port 80 or 443.Mirjam
Hi Vijay,Microsoft created SP.RequestExecutor.js to help solve the cross site scripting challenge. See for examples on how to use it:msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp179927.aspxhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161183(v=office.15).aspxMirjam
Thanks Mirjan for the blogs.
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Thank you for the helpful post. I'm having trouble viewing my app. I deploy from Visual Studio, go into my development site collection, click the app, and I'm presented with a slew of javascript errors:Object expected (a bunch of these)SP is undefinedSys is undefined_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames is undefinedI run Fiddler and find a bunch of 500 internal server errors and a few 401 unauthorized errors.Any ideas?
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Excellent read on the topic "Setting up your App domain for SharePoint 2013".. It would be help to all SharePoint.. Like me..!!! Go ahead..!!!
I did everything as mentioned above and followed the TechNet articles but I am getting Sorry, we can't seem to connect to the SharePoint Store. Try again in a bit.Any ideas?
cool stuff Mirjam. keep writing great work.
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Object expectedSP is undefinedSys is undefined_spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames is undefinedI run Fiddler and find a bunch of 500 internal server errors and a few 401 unauthorized errors.Any ideas?
I hope this is not stating the obvious, but in option A and B one of your steps says to -"Double click the domain of your SharePoint environment. In my case this is "solutions.com"".Please ensure that the correct HOST record is selected (i.e NLB host record/WFE host record).In your case above, you have everything hosted off the one machine so it'll just work.
Hi Mirjam ; Thank you for this great document. It was very helpful for me. But i am having problems with the hostheaders section. Everything is working fine but at the end i get 404 errors with the purchased apps. Can you give some more details about how to create the webapp without host headers ? If you can put a sample screenshot for that it would be very helpfull. Regards...
I have created my app domain, different user and deployed a default app to my site. This all works well, but when I open my app the javascript is not loaded, the stylesheet is corrupt.It seems that the app is not resolving the sharepoint site in which it must operate.What am I doing wrong?
Inorder to get the app working without javascript errors your webapplication has to be created with a hostheader!
@MirjamThank you for describing the host header conflict.@AbbasThank you for the registry solution (DisableLoopbackCheck=1) to fix that authentication problem.World is full of cool people.
You explained it perfectly, really good post, who follows the instructions will not have any problems. Thank you, cheers!
Hi Mirjam,not clear to me - if i'm using a host header web applicationand i want it to consume my app catalog for that web application,when you say add another non - host header web application - do you mean that i need to add additional non-host header IIS site to same Web Application (such as using the "extend" option in the CA for the my "original" hosted header web application) ???
Hi Y.K,You don't have to extend a web application.What you should do if all your web applications have host headers right now is to create a completely new Web Application and for that you shouldn't select a host header. In that Web Application you should create a root site collection. You don't have to do anything else with that web application. You don't have to give users access to that web application either. All you have to do is make sure that it's there.Hope that helps.Kind regards,Mirjam
Just to be clear, if we have a seperate dns server, we should do all the dns configurations there in that server right?we always used server names / IPs in the url so this is a bit new for us
Hi Mirjam,Thank you very much for the quick & sharp answer.Indid, creating empty non-host header 80 port web application with root site collection solved the issue.Now, my last question is regarding my specific configuration - Since i'm using all my application also from the internet I created extended web application for each one with External internet IP + DNS A record. But when trying to access the downloaded app, the redirect fails.Of course, internally it works great.Question is - Taking in consideration the fact that I need to consume my downloaded apps from the internet via extended web applications, what ADDITIONAL settings should I do so my apps can work from outside ? do I need do define a general outside DNS A record for my 80 port ? how it works ?Hope i'm clear enough,Y.K
Does anyone have a complete solution for this? For something that should be simple it seems unnecessarily complex and the Microsoft documentation is garbage as usual. Anyone? This is 1 step of many. Where's the whole process?
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Thanks Mirjam!
Is there an update for this article to include the March update?
When a user connects to the Sharepoint Store. Are they making the connection form their desktop, or is the web connection coming from the server farm?
Hi Patrick,The connection to the App Store is made from the server.Kind regards,Mirjam
Hi AK,Yes correct, you can do your DNS configurations on your DNS server. Mirjam
Hi Y.K,Until you install the March 2013 Public Update (PU) you can only get apps to work in the default zone. This means that it won't work on any extended web applications. The March Public Update will fix this. Make sure to test before you install it on production though as it can introduce some other issues into your environment.Kind regards,Mirjam
Hi ,I tried with the first approach and added a DNS entry with another domain.But when i try to ping the domain using cmd prompt it doesn't get resolved . I am using a Virtual machine which has its own domain .Am i doing smthing wrong????
Same story as many other posters. No Kerberos, internet-facing web app, dns is fine, loopback check disabled, *.appdomain.com in Trusted IE zone (and apps show as being in Trusted zone once we go there).Each and every single app prompts for a login once, then is fine for the existing browser session once the user provides credentials. The moment a user closes their browser, the prompts begin for every app once again. Any other ideas?
Hi we have our intranet on port 80 then creating a new webapplication its complaing about the portis Sorry, something went wrongThe IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname.
Hi again iget this errorSorry, something went wrongThe IIS Web Site you have selected is in use by SharePoint. You must select another port or hostname. colud i our should i extend mysite and intranet to map to Another ports? and us AAM Regards Tommy
Hi Tommy , you have to stop the Default Web Site in IIS in order to run your intranet on port 80 :)Regards, Ram
subdomain note clarification:domain is solutionapps.com sharepoint site is sp.solutionapps.comwithin configure app url set app domain = app.solutionsapps.comapp prefix = appdns looks like this:dns entry *.app.solutionsapps.comFQDN = sp.solutionsapps.combefore these changes, my browser could not find site because dns was redirected to root level of dns. You need to clarify subdomain as app.solutionsapps.com along with prefix app.
great stuff Mirjam.... thanks for sharing
Thanks Alot...!
Hi,I am getting this error : string bearerResponseHeader = e.Response.Headers["WWW-Authenticate"];Can you please help me ? Thanks,Jiniv Thakkar
Has anyone followed this guide and then received a "Sorry, we can't seem to connect to the SharePoint Store. Try again in a bit."I have doubled check everything. Anything I am missing?SharePoint Server 2013Windows 2008 R2 Standard
Hi Mirijam,Great article. learnt a lot, thank you. In a couple of places where I wasn't clear / got stuck, I found the step by step instructions with screenshots from this site very useful:www.naumanahmed.com/.../...management-service.htmlKeep up the good work.Mubbasher.
I tried the same thing - I created an extra Web App on port 443 (since we're using HTTPS). After that when I browse Apps, all I see is white blank page. Please help me!!!Thanks in advance,Ashish
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One of my greatest dreams since I realised I wanted to be a Physicist was to go to Geneva and visit that lab of all labs: CERN. Potentially work there one day. This Easter break, the Physics Society Chaos helped that dream come true: I have now visited CERN. Eek! :D
The 20 hour coach journey to Geneva was torturous as only coach journeys can be; the seats were slightly too small, I only realised how to recline said seat at 4am, and the coach loo was too close to my seat and people were walking past me all night. We finally arrived in Geneva at around midday local time, staggering slightly from dead legs and bleary eyed from lack of sleep.. A couple of us went for a walk to clear our heads and see a bit of Geneva before we could book in to the youth hostel. It was a nice day, we saw some of the sights- the Water Jet, a fountain of water in the middle of a lake that pumps out 500 litres of water a second, and the Flower Clock, which I forgot to photograph. Ironic, really, since it's the most photographed site in all Switzerland..
I was too exhausted to really do anything else the rest of the day, so after a meal at the hostel (16 Francs, apparently a bargain by all accounts) and some pretend socialising I retired, sleeping away the small hours and missing the nightlife in Geneva (I'm glad I slept instead, I was far more awake the next day…).
The following morning brought us to CERN bright and early, leaving the hostel at 8.20am (joy of joys… I wasn't that awake!) The Globe, an interactive museum with the history of CERN and information about the work that goes on there dominated the right hand side of the road, the small buildings to our left our destination. Once inside, we were led through a veritable maze of corridors, ending up at the auditorium where we had a 45 minute presentation about CERN and the 4 main experiments being conducted there; CMS and ATLAS, looking at the particles produced when two protons collide (currently famous for finding the Higgs Boson), ALICE, looking at colliding lead particles to observe the quark-gluon plasma, and the LHCb, which is looking at the b quark and why there is lots of matter but barely any anti-matter in the Universe. Awesome.
Walking back through the maze, 59 Cardiff students chattered noisily about the presentation, silencing quickly upon our arrival back to reception. Now to the best bit: we were going on a tour of the ATLAS experiment, just over the road. Our guides checked; did we all have our passports? We would be going over the French border, to see the magnet testing area straight after seeing ATLAS. We did.
Just past the Globe, over the road, there is a big green gate, and through the green gate is a gaily painted building, decorated with schematics and diagrams of the ATLAS experiment. Inside, the main control room has sheets of glass in front, so the visitors can see the banks of computers and the TV screens that control the 40 meter long and 25 meter high machine. Currently inactive, the few people inside the control room are debating something gathered around one of the six banks of computers, gesturing at the screen. Our guide explains the need for the six control stations; data collection, data deletion, ensuring everything is working… One of the desks has a large collection of rubber ducks guarding it ;)
Moving upstairs, we watch a short film about the building of ATLAS. 100 meters under Geneva (and a bit of France), protons collide and are photographed by the equivalent of a 100 megapixel camera 20,000 times a second. No wonder the data has to be sorted; there is no way a computer could store that much information!
Emerging blinking into the sunlight, it is only a brief drive to the magnet testing building, passing the Swiss and French border posts. The huge buildings look lonely sitting in the French countryside, all on their lonesome. Currently empty of people, the magnet testing facilities are used when the new magnets arrive from the USA, China or Germany before they are put in place around the 27km loop 100 meters under the French-Swiss countryside. (Actually, because the tube needed to be on base rock, the distance from the service varies from 75-125 meters as the rock is at a 5 degree tilt. This is so if there is an earthquake- a rare event in Switzerland!- the tube will all move together and therefore not break. Physicists need to think of everything before they can build a new experiment..)
We didn't actually get to visit ALICE, because it was too far away and we'd only booked the main building and ATLAS, but my friend is called Alice so I was cracking Alice jokes all day ;)
The Globe over the road was also really cool; everything in there was round or spherical. There was lots of information (and it was reeeaally dark) but perhaps the coolest thing was the round seat things, which when one sat in them and pressed the 'English' button on the side, a voice spoke about Life, the Universe and everything. There were five, and they spoke about the questions that the data from the CERN experiments were raising. It was awesome.
Finally, one of the things that really amazed me when we were there was the sheer size of the thing. I mean, the experiments are physically huge, but the whole thing is massive; with 38 member states, plus some countries waiting to become member states, and other countries who use the data from the experiments.. There are over 16,000 people working at CERN, and of them 70% are engineers. Woah. And of the Physicists, something like 2% are physically at CERN. Crazy. Maybe one day I'll be one of them.