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Back on Tintin's birthday I posted about a new store selling Tintin merchandise in Madrid. As it turns out I was able to visit the store that same day, but I haven't gotten around to posting about it until now.
First of all, I apologize for what was a bit of false advertising on my part. The store is not really a "Tintin Shop" like the ones in Brussels or London. It's not part of the "Boutique Tintin" chain. It is apparently officially licensed to sell Tintin stuff, but differs from those other stores on a number of points. For one thing, it is much smaller-(even the Tintin Shops aren't that big, but this could have fit in my bedroom). What surprised me most (and what none of the newspaper articles I read mentioned) was that it does not sell Tintin items exclusively.
Small as it may be, the left side of the single room sells electronics, while the right side of the shop displays Tintin things. Honestly, there was a bit of a dichotomy between the expensive, classy merchandise and the tacky cell phone cases and computer parts. The store is run by a partnership of two friends (/family members?) who co-run the place. It didn't help that the sudden burst of publicity had almost left the poor lady with nothing Tintin to sell, as fans had rushed in and bought everything they could grab. She still had a good amount of things on the shelves, but hardly a store full of them.
But after taking the time to go downtown and finding the store, I didn't care about these "issues." Besides, the Tintin merchandise there was was neatly arranged and ready for us to check it out. I came with a young friend of mine who is just discovering Tintin. It is fun to watch children begin to love Tintin, unaware of the "sophisticated" world of grown-ups that have turned him into their hobby.
The owner let me take some pictures of the clean part of the store, which was very nice, and both my friend and I bought some very tiny figurines, my friend's of Tintin sitting with a bowl of butter tea from Tintin in Tibet. The owner told us a funny story about how she had traveled to Tibet and had gotten all excited that she would finally try butter tea, only to discover it was one of the most disgusting things she had ever drank.
I hope to come back again soon when they have more things in stock, but I also bought a cool "Explorers on the Moon" themed sticker book. That two part series is my favorite of all the books, so I have a thing for picking up merchandise from those stories. Though intended for children, I realized the book would make a great backdrop for some of my other figures, and for just four-fifty or something like that, the book was a steal.
By sheer coincidence, when I came downtown it was cheaper to park outside the city and take the metro downtown. And just streets away from where we parked is Tintin y Milu street, the only street I know of named after Tintin and Snowy (though I wouldn't be surprised if Belgium has one somewhere). I had to stop and show it to my friend, who was excited about it.
It may be small, but I think the "Estrella Misteriosa" store downtown will turn out to be one of Madrid's hidden treasures. I hope it stays in business through the tough financial times.

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It's also why defensive line coach Bruce Tall isn't handing out many accolades, either. The Mountaineers have managed to largely corral the run, but haven't been effective in pressuring the pocket. WVU has just one sack on the season, that the de-cleater by sam linebacker Justin Arndt on Missouri quarterback Drew Lock that had the sophomore finishing the down sans a right shoe. The Mountaineers have tallied QB hurries and rushes, and flushed signal callers multiple times. But they've been unable to finish as effectively as hoped during the initial two games.
"I thought we did some good things," Tall said. "We have faced some pretty good linemen. We just have to be more productive. We are going to see that; they are going to get better as we go along so we have to get better ourselves."
Missouri had size, and Youngstown State agility. Brigham Young offers a mix of both, along with a heavy dose of disciplined play. The Cougars average lineman is nearly 6-4 and approximately 301 pounds, which is an a solid size across much of the FBS, and considered large for a non Power Five school. Indeed, defensive coordinator Tony Gibson compared the unit more to the prototypical Big 10-style of front than anything in the Pac-12. The best attributes, however, are the disciplined play and ability to avoid mistakes. BYU is the definition of assignment football, and that's held especially true this season with two seniors, two juniors and a sophomore in the starting line-up.
"They are a very aggressive team and very disciplined," WVU defensive end Christian Brown said. "We just need to continue to lead as a defense to control the game."
Easier said than done. BYU's problems haven't been up front as much as they have been at the quarterback position, where Taysom Hill has struggled early after a season-ending foot injury in September of last year. Hill tore a ligament in the right foot, and hasn't shown the elusiveness that was once his hallmark, and allowed the Cougars to extend plays and exploit eventual coverage breakdowns. Now, Hill is being ran down from the backside when flushed, and has been unable to showcase quickness or planting ability. That has led to five sacks over the first three games while the Maxwell Award nominee has completed just 68-of-116 passes (58.6 percent) for 628 yards and two touchdowns with four interceptions.
New offensive coordinator Ty Detmer also hasn't yet settled into what BYU's personality is. It has a high-caliber back in Jamaal Williams, who is averaging more than 18 carries per game, but it hasn't been able to shake the senior free. There are sizable receivers on the outside in 6-4, 220-pound Moroni Laulu-Pututau and 6-6, 215-pound Nick Kurtz, but Brigham Young hasn't been able to throw over the top. Laulu-Pututau had six catches against UCLA, but totaled just 53 yards. Kurtz caught a career-best eight passes versus the Bruins for 83 yards.
It's forced the Cougars to piece together lengthy drives that have eventually shriveled under a sack or other negative yardage plays. And without skill position explosiveness and elusive play at quarterback, BYU has morphed from a high-octane offense into a methodical, prodding one.
"You can see what they are trying to do and what they are trying to work," Tall said. "It's just a matter of clicking. They have played some good teams and good defenses, so it makes it tough on everybody when you play good teams with speed. You try to do the best you can. It's early in the season and things will get going as they keep progressing. They do some nice things and they have guys who know how to set things up and put other guys in position to make plays. We just have to make sure we are in position to stop them from making those plays."
Tall said that Brown, among others, has been effective in running to the ball, and chasing the play down from the backside while also stifling cutback lanes. That will be a key against BYU, as will the ability to pressure Hill or back-up Tanner Mangum, who is more of a stoic pocket passer. The odd stack is built with the idea of pressure from unpredictable locations and positions, and with the thought that there will be an added blitzer on almost every down. As much as the West Virginia coaching staff harps on it, the Mountaineers are never going to generate a consistent rush with only the front three. The critical aspect is capitalizing on the blitz angles and options to create confusion and thus gaps in protection.
That, in turn, leads to rush lanes and should allow the Mountaineers to produce pressure with four to five players on most routine snaps while still protecting the backside of a defense that has struggled with tight coverage over the first few games. Where Missouri and Youngstown were unable to take advantage, Brigham Young will happily eat up the five- and seven-yard slants if West Virginia lays the corners back. Tall had hoped to be able to glean some protection insights off the film review of BYU's game with Arizona, but the Wildcats are using far less odd front looks after they changed defensive coordinators in the offseason.
"Arizona has changed their defense, so we don't get to use what we would have when they were obviously very similar to us," Tall said. "But everybody goes to an odd package in one shape or form and so you try to study that and really just hone in on their scheme and figure out how you can stop it best."null


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OK, I have made a modification to use separate names for all the subconfigs, and now the behavior seems to be correct. using the same node names, when i restore to a version consistently one of subnodes is not restored.... I'l use the workarround for now, I will try to create a unit test to reproduce the issue when I get a chance. thanks for your help. --zoly ----- Original Message ---- From: Jukka Zitting <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: firstname.lastname@example.com Sent: Wed, September 8, 2010 3:48:22 AM Subject: Re: question about jackrabbit 2.1.1 versioning unextected behavior Hi, On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 9:04 PM, Zoltan Farkas <email@example.com> wrote: > The problem is that when restoring a node to a specific version, some > of the subnodes are not restored properly. Just checking: the OnParentVersion attribute of the child nodes is set to COPY, right? > Could this be a persistence specific issue? Sounds unlikely. The logic of correctly handling same-name siblings in complex operations like version restore is pretty challenging, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's a bug lurking there somewhere. As a workaround, is it possible for you to use separate names for all the my:SubConfig nodes? See JCR-43 [1] for an old, possibly related issue. It could no longer be reproduced in Jackrabbit 1.6, but you may want to look at extending the RestoreSameNameSiblingTest class to see if you can reproduce your problem. [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-43 BR, Jukka Zitting
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Chinese tourists have increasingly come under fire in recent years for their behaviour abroad.
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Then again maybe legal in Florida. Possession Restrictions - Weapons - Division of Licensing, DOACS
This is a discussion on Carrying at a Concert? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Hey everyone, I'm unsure as to the Florida law on this, but I am going to a concert in late may, and I was wondering ...
Hey everyone,
I'm unsure as to the Florida law on this, but I am going to a concert in late may, and I was wondering if we are allowed to carry at a concert? I know we are not allowed to carry at a sporting event, but I was unsure as to if a concert was the same "type" of event. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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My wife and I just saw Bon Jovi at the St. Pete Times Forum Sunday. My permit hadn't come yet, so I didn't carry, but Florida law doesn't seem to prohibit carrying at a concert. It does prohibit carrying at sporting events, though. Which is fine, because I never go to sporting events anyway.
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If ir is NOT specifically listed in State or Federal law, "Special Security Event" by Secret Service, etc... then No subdivision of the state may make it illegal.
If Alchahol is being served for consumption on the premises then you CAN NOT carry Legally. Gutmacher Guide Page 68.
However most concerts have metal detectors and Xray Scanners now days. If they find your gun at the entrance, they ask you to leave and you refuse then it is Armed Trespassing.
If you ask someone they will probably automatically tell you either NO, or "MY GOSH IT'S ILLEGAL" which means they will be looking anyway.
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If they have metal detectors, I wouldn't. Might be legal, but they could still not let you in. Otherwise, go ahead.
InspectorGadget, reread p68.
Here is a direct quote from 790.06(12): "any portion of an establishment licensed to dispense alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, which portion of the establishment is primarily devoted to such purpose". From my understanding of that and what Gutmacher says, is that you can carry in a restaurant or bar, but not AT the bar.
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
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Thanks for all the help guys. I will just call the ampitheatre and seen what they say. I would hate to have a situation or accidentally commit a crime.
I saw Brook& Dunn/Alan Jackson @ the amphitheater and they had NO metal detectors,signage or checks for weapons. I felt silly leaving mine in the car but it was a looooong walk and didnt want to **** off my GF with missing 1/2 the show walking back. Concealed is con...
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (Latin)- "If you want peace, prepare for war".
If it's NOT a professional sporting event...I'd CCW
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I just went to a concert last Tuesday and I decided not to carry
My reasoning was that I was expecting to be standing in close quarters with a large number of people. I didn't want to be bumping into people, or have someone be able to grab it, or have it fall out (no thumb break).
I always do. But one time, they had metal detectors and I had to turn around and walk all the way back to my car and lock it in the trunk.
Another time, they had metal detectors and they did not find my pocket gun. So from then on I stated to only carry the Kel-Tec.
But, the last two concerts Ive been to only have some one who would look in ladys bags, and if you had a jacket on, they asked you to lift it and turn around, as they pat you down.
Again, they never found the pocket Kel-Tek 380.
Got to love Florida
No restrictions on a concert.
I carried at one last Friday. No problemo.
Missouri weapons offenses Section 571.107.16
(16) Any sports arena or stadium with a seating capacity of five thousand or more. Possession of a firearm in a vehicle on the premises shall not be a criminal offense so long as the firearm is not removed from the vehicle or brandished while the vehicle is on the premises;
Doesn't matter if it's a concert or sporting event it's illegal to carry in MO. if seating is past the limit.
When I take the wife to watch the Royals lose it stays locked in the COM safe in the car but she always has a taser in her purse.
No doubt it's different in other states
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VIRGINIA WATER England (Reuters) - Former European number one Robert Karlsson failed to mark his 500th Tour appearance with a standout display this week but the Swede could still look back with pride at a career packed with success.
The North Carolina-based professional readily admits he is toiling with his game at the moment and takes encouragement from the form being shown by contemporaries like Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez, 50, and Dane Thomas Bjorn, 43.
"I've seen a lot of things traveling around the world in my career, seen a lot of ups and downs," Karlsson told Reuters in an interview after a poor closing 78 left him way down the field on six-over 294 in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
"But if someone had told me after my first five events that I'd play in 500 of these things and win 11 times, play in the Ryder Cup a couple of times and also win the World Cup alongside Henrik Stenson I'd have been very happy.
"I haven't done well enough to play in the Ryder Cup the last couple of times and the most important thing for me is to start playing well again," said the 44-year-old Karlsson.
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The short and long of it, is that this mortgage company refuses to correct the loan to read The XXXXX Living Trust, which is what it is and arbitrarily decided that they would list it as the Estate of….. . The bank account for the trust was opened with Wells Fargo in 2005 and remains the same to this date.
After my first complaint was filed on 4/24/14 and since there was a fire there in 2013, I had to send them the insurance check for over $XXK, which only pertained to the fire on the property on 10/29/13; however, in spite of everything that has been presented, they now, refuse to send it back in the correct name, and also said they will not state this in writing. It really makes no sense whatsoever.
On August 6, 2014, at approximately 11:10 am, I received a call from a person who said his name was John. He said that he was calling from Ocwen's Insurance Loss Department and that he was calling about the property loss and to let me know the decision of the highest department of Ocwen.
He then stated that he had just received information from this highest department at Ocwen, and that they had sent him notice that they had decided that no changes/revisions, or replacement check will be sent and that everything will remain in The Estate of XXXXX XXXXXX.
Plain and simple, Wells Fargo will not allow me to deposit this check because there is no Estate account, only the Trust account, and this has been explained more time than should be necessary. They are flat out holding the funds that I sent them hostage.
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Dr. William Brenner Bixler, 87, dies
Dr. William Brenner Bixler, 87, of New Holland, passed away Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at Garden Spot Village.
He was born in Lancaster to the late William and Lillian (Brenner) Bixler and was the husband of the late Betty Lou (Brown) Bixler and the late Rosalie (Kibler) Bixler.
Bill was a charter member of The Community Church at Garden Spot Village. He served as a member of the finance committee.
A graduate of Ephrata High School, he earned his bachelor's degree from Franklin & Marshall College and his doctorate at the University of PA Veterinary School. Bill practiced as a veterinarian in the Ephrata area for 17 years before joining the Bureau of Veterinary Medicine in the Food & Drug Administration where he served for 21 years.
He was a member of the Piedmont Shrine Club, Charlottesville, Va,, 32 Degree Consistory, Knight Temple, Royal Arch Chapter, and Master Mason. He served on the Ephrata Area School Board for 13 years, past president and member of Conestoga Veterinary Assoc., Lancaster and past officer and member of PA Veterinary Medical Assoc. Bill retired as a veterinarian in 1990.
Bill loved his family. He enjoyed boating and had the opportunity to travel the world with his job and for pleasure.
He is survived by two daughters: Barbara, wife of Earl Stauffer of Ephrata; Brenda, wife of Robert Nencioni of Centreville, Va.; a son: Barry, husband of Rose Bixler of Boynton Beach, Fla.; four step daughters: Sharon, wife of Robert Miseyko, Ann Boyd, companion of Cris Andersen, Sally, wife of Douglas Coleman, and Rolli, wife of Jack Tyler, all of Culpeper, Va.; four grandchildren: Jennifer (Stauffer), wife of Todd Wilkerson of Ephrata, Kimberly (Stauffer), wife of Bradley Keeney of Denver, Matthew, husband of Shana (Eisenman) Stauffer of Cornwall, Natalie (Nencioni), wife of Brian Hazelwood of Fairfax, Va.; eight great- grandchildren: Nicole, Kyle and Tori Wilkerson, Tayler, Brianna, Dalton and Hunter Keeney, Colby Willis; nine step grandchildren; and eight step great-grandchildren.
Services were held April 14 in the Chapel at Garden Spot Village, New Holland, with Chaplain Chet Yoder officiating. A Masonic service took place for the family at a private interment.
Memorial contributions in Bill's memory may be made to Garden Spot Village Benevolent Care Fund, 433 S. Kinzer Ave, New Holland, PA 17557 or Hospice & Community Care, PO Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604.
Arrangements by Stradling Funeral Homes, Inc, Akron/Ephrata. Online condolences can be given at stradlingfuneralhome.com


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