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Tuesday, August 16, 2011 at 03:42AM
: Need advice :)
I'm fairly new to the CG method. I tried WEN for about 3 months and didn't get the results I wanted. I have long (below my bra strap) 2c hair, and it can be EXTREMELY frizzy. I have not yet started CG. Mainly because i'm not sure what products to use. This is where I need help. Below is my understanding of the CG method....please let me know if iv'e got it right. Thanks!!!
-First I wash my hair with a sulfate shampoo that does NOT contain silicone. Any suggestions on what one is good for the first wash?
-From then on I use a "cleansing conditioner" such as Sauve Naturals.
-After using my cleansing cond. I deep cond. my hair.
-Then I use a leave in cond. and finally a curl cream.
I know that i'm supposed to use a special towel that I can purchase from curlmart.com and that all products MUST be sulfate and silicone free.
Is this the correct steps in the CG method?? I really want my hair to be soft (not crunchy), shiny, and frizz FREE, but most of all I want my hair to be healthy again.
Thanks for any help/advice. It is GREATLY appreciated!!!


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Well the slave just finally remembered that I have a facebook page. I never said she was organized. Things have been constantly changing. I have a new brother named "Naughty Ollie" That tells you a lot avout him right there. He's a very kind loving brother with a single digit IQ. I do believe that I met my match when it comes to food. Ollie never refused to eat anything. He cleans my ears a couple of times a day and I have not had an ear infection since the parents brought him home. When I get tired of him I get real verbal and he knows I mean business. He came here as a rescue but he had been very abused and Mom and Dad decided that since he was so secure here that he would stay. He even got Daddy to put in a Doggy Door. I still go to the back door stand by the Doggy Door and wait till someone notices me before I go out it. I want the Slaves to still remember I am a Queen and am do deserve to always be attended to. Our boy spends a lot of time here at our house because the slaves are homeschooling him. He's really smart and happier at Na Na and Pa Pa's homeschool. He does a lot more work than he did at school also. We love it when he's at our house. Today they added me to their Wii Fitness Plus, I am a very well rounded full figure Beautiful Queen at 45 lbs. I am quite happy that I don't have to stand on a board and flap my legs like wings to get in shape. I don't do things that make me sweat.
Will Mom and the little 2 legged boy came home with a new brother for me. I didn't even ask for one. I thought he was a rat but Mom said no he's my little brother Asher. He even came with his own room. I didn't get a new room and he did. That's not fair. I'm starting to get use to the little Pest. He's even nice to me when he isn't bugging me. Asher lets me sleep in his cage with him whenever I want to. I have taught him the BASSET 500. We usually do it about 10 or 11 PM. Mom says it wears the little brat out so he can sleep good in his room. Mom locks Asher in his room at night. He cries so she puts a sheet over it and he then goes right to sleep. I sleep on the sofa in case Asher needs me during the night. Maybe I'll keep him but that depends on if my Mom Slave can houe break the little runt. He just doesn't seem to have a clue as to why he is in the yard. Let me tell you he's one ball of energy and with him it's PLAY PLAY PLAY all the time. Well I'll let you know more later about him. I have to go take a nap now till lunch time.
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Well I'm trying my best to train my humans but sometimes I just want to give up. All they seem to have are rules for me. Somehow I must turn their thinking around. Some of their rules are really stupid if you want my opinion. You wouldn't believe some to the things they get upset about.
1. Don't chew on the coffee table. Well I wasn't just chewing on it I was rounding off the corners. Don't they know how dangerous it can be if someone runs into the corners.
2. Don't chew up anything made of paper. This includes the Kids magazine. I saw Lucas and Papa reading thru it. I thought they were done with it.
3. The TV guide is good for the whole week. They didn't tell me what a week was.
4. Don't chew up the VCR box that has the tape in it, ESpecialy when it is borrowed from friends of the humans. Well I didn't eat the tape just the box.
5. Na na's computer chair rolls a lot easier if I leave the wheels on it.
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Hello! Jenny here. I hope you had a nice week. Today I want to talk to you about style. How did you find your personal style? Were you inspired by fashion magazines, street style, the nature, your friends, your parents or maybe movies and music? I remember one summer, when I was 7-8 years old, I was so excited by fashion, that I created a whole schedule of different types of clothing combinations I was going to wear every day. I just loved experimenting and being creative and I guess I loved dressing up.
As I grew older, however, I started feeling the need to conform and admired what other girls (the cool girls) in my class were wearing. And the same thing happened when I started reading fashion magazines. I was never happy with my own style. It's not until I actually started university and moved to a bigger city (Copenhagen) that I started experimenting again. The more I tried out, the more I learned about who I was. Today, I think I have finally found the forms, colours and materials that I feel comfortable in and that is a great pleasure. But having said that, I also love looking at other people's style choices and getting inspiration from cool, independent women with unique style (the ones we often see at Garance Dore and the Sartorialist). Here are some of my favourites, I hope you like them!
Whose style do you admire?
Have a nice weekend and see you next week!
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Cam Bedrosian was a slightly surprising pick for the All-Star team with a 5.79 ERA, but has struck out seven over four and two thirds innings pitched, giving him a 15 strikeouts per nine thus far. Righty reliever Bedrosian was drafted in the first round by the Angels in the first round (29th overall) in 2010 out of East Coweta High School in Sharpsburg, Georgia. Bedrosian was also a big part of the Inland Empire 66ers California League Championship this past season.
C.J. Cron was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 44th round of the 2008 draft, but luckily for Angels fans, opted out to go to the University of Utah. In 2011, Cron was drafted by the Angels in the first round (17th overall) and has been a big bat for the Angels farm system. This fall, he has the fifth best offensive statistics, batting 385/432/718 and only trails teammate and Chicago Cubs prospect Kris Bryant with a 1.150 OPS and three home runs.
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The Wright State baseball program has announced that former major league pitcher Dwight Gooden will be the keynote speaker at the 10th annual First Pitch Banquet on Saturday, January 25, 2014, on the main arena floor in Wright State's Nutter Center.
Gooden made his major-league debut on April 7, 1984 with the New York Mets at the age of 19. He quickly developed a reputation with his 98 MPH fastball and sweeping curveball and was dubbed "Dr. K", which soon became shortened to "Doc".
When he took the mound in the fifth inning on July 10, 1984, Gooden became the youngest player to appear in an All-Star Game. He complemented this distinction by striking out the side, AL batters: Lance Parrish, Chet Lemon, and Alvin Davis. Setting up Gooden, NL Pitcher Fernando Valenzuela had already struck out the side in the fourth, putting down future Hall of Famers Dave Winfield, Reggie Jackson, and George Brett. The two pitchers' combined performance broke an All-Star game record, coincidentally on its celebrated 50th AnniversaryCarl Hubbell's five consecutive strikeouts in 1934.
In 1984, Gooden won 17 games, the most by a 19-year-old since Wally Bunker won 19 games in 1964 and the second most for a Mets rookie, after Jerry Koosman's 19 wins in 1968. Gooden led the league in strikeouts, his 276 breaking Herb Score's rookie record of 245 in 1955, and also set the record for most strikeouts in three consecutive starts with 43. As a 19-year-old rookie, Gooden set the then-major league record for strikeouts per 9 innings, with 11.39, breaking Sam McDowell's record of 10.71 in 1965. He was voted the Rookie of The Year, giving the Mets two consecutive winners of that award (Darryl Strawberry had been the recipient in 1983). Gooden finished second in the NL Cy Young Award voting, even though he had more NL wins, strikeouts and a lower ERA than the NL winner Rick Sutcliffe.
In 1985, Gooden pitched one of the most statistically dominating single seasons in baseball history. Leading Major League Baseball with 24 wins, 268 strikeouts, and a 1.53 ERA (the second lowest in the Live Ball Era, trailing only Bob Gibson's 1.12 in 1968) Gooden earned the major leagues' pitching Triple Crown. He led the National League in complete games (16) and innings pitched (276⅔). From his second start onward, Gooden's ERA never rose above 2.00. Gooden became the youngest-ever recipient of the Cy Young Award and Pitcher of the Year Award.
In 1986, he compiled a 176 record. Gooden's 200 strikeouts were fifth in the National League. He became the youngest pitcher to start an All-Star Game at 21 years, seven months and 30 days of age.
In 1988, Gooden recorded an 189 record and in 1990, he rebounded from a shoulder injury to go 197 season with 223 strikeouts, second only to teammate David Cone's 233.
Gooden signed with the New York Yankees in 1996 as a free agent and no-hit the Seattle Mariners 2-0 at Yankee Stadium on May 14. He ended the 1996 season at 117.
He pitched for three teams from 1998 to 2000 (the Cleveland Indians from 199899 and the Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 2000) before returning to the Yankees during the 2000 season.
A four-time All-Star, Gooden finished with a 194-112 record with a 3.51 ERA and 2,293 strikeouts during his career. He was a part of three World Series champion team (1986 New York Mets, 1996 New York Yankees, 2000 New York Yankees) and won the Silver Slugger Award in 1992.
After retiring, Gooden took a job in the Yankees' front office. He acted as the go-between man during free agent contract negotiations between his nephew, Gary Sheffield, and the Yankees prior to the 2004 season. In July 2009 he was hired as a vice president of community relations for Atlantic League's Newark Bears.
On August 1, 2010, he was officially inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame along with Darryl Strawberry, Frank Cashen, and Davey Johnson.Gooden follows in the list of great speakers, including Dave Stewart (2013), Joe Smith (2012), Bill Bavasi (2011), Dusty Baker (2010), Jeff Brantley (2009), Marty Brennaman (2008), George Foster (2007) and Steve Garvey (2006). Jim "The Rookie" Morris was the first ever speak for the WSU First Pitch Banquet in 2005.
The First Pitch Banquet features a sit-down dinner along with a silent auction. The cost for the event will be $70 per person, $500 for a table of eight or a VIP table for ten guests costing $1000. The VIP table includes recognition during the program and admission to a pre-event meet and greet with Gooden. The doors will open to the public at 6:30. If you have any questions, please contact WSU head baseball coach Greg Lovelady at (937) 775-3668 or email@example.com.
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(This post and sample chapter written by Kevin Purdy, author of ITworld's Mobilize! blog)
Google+ is fairly simple to sign up for and get into, at least if you already use any of Google's many, many tools. So why did someone, namely myself, write an entire "manual" for the social network?
Because, like many Google products, Google+ is easy to jump into, but you'll be finding things and saying to yourself, "Hey, I didn't know I could do that" for months after your first post. And at the speed Google+ is improving, changing, and adding features, you'll wish you had an up-to-date guide to the social network, particularly if you need to keep a presence on Google+ for a business, organization, or other project.
So I teamed up with O'Reilly's skilled editors and production team to write Google+: The Missing Manual. It's out now as an ebook, in a number of formats that provide lifetime access and absolutely no frustrating copy controls, and a lifetime subscription to this manual's updates and corrections.
To give you an idea of the tone, content, and depth of this book, ITworld has posted this sample chapter. It's about Google+ Hangouts, the free group video/audio chat in Google+, which is perhaps my favorite feature of Google+. This chapter explains the unmentioned details of Hangouts, like the bandwidth requirements, the tricks for managing audio and video quality in your chat session, and the differences between Hangouts and "Hangouts with Extras."
Chapter 6. Hanging Out
Writing posts, uploading pictures, and checking out all the things your friends have written and uploaded to Google+ is a great way to let people know what you're up to and keep tabs on what they're doing. But what if you want to connect with people in real time and on a more personal level? That's where Google+ hangouts come in. They're a super simple way for you to chat with people using a microphone and (if you have one) a webcam, a video camera designed specifically to send video to your computer. (Most newer laptops come with webcams built in.)
In Chapter 3, you learned how your main Google+ stream is kind of like the lobby of a college dorm, and the streams for your individual circles are similar to hallways within that dorm, where everyone's written notes and posted photos on their doors. To continue that analogy, Google+ hangouts are like hanging out in a dorm room with the door open so people can pop in and out. (Or, as Vic Gundotra, Google's Senior Vice President of Engineering put it, hangouts are like sitting on your front porch and letting people know you're there: "Hey, I'm hanging out on my porch. I'm available, [and] if you're available too, you can join [me].") It's a place where you can turn on your microphone and, if you like, your webcam and, well, hang out with your friends. You can see your friends' faces and have meaningful conversations. And best of all, nobody has to install a special program, trade usernames, or "ring" a whole bunch of participants on separate "calls."
You can use hangouts to do whatever you want with up to 10 people: hold business meetings, discuss a document or spreadsheet, or wish somebody a happy birthday in a way that's as close to in-person as possible. The only thing you need to do before using hangouts is to set up some Google+ circles. And at a minimum, you need a microphone that's either built into your computer or plugged into it (although hangouts are more fun if you have a camera, too). This chapter explains the rest.


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Pack up your family and come to our very fun LOS LEONES Student Art Festival of NISD. On Saturday, October 18th from 8:30 – 2 pm, students from the Clark High School cluster, along with several other NISD clusters, will be on display at the Leon Valley Conference and Community Center at 6427 Evers Rd.
Come see the display of our Colonies North Elementary art students. Some of them are actually selling their work! Just like real artists, they will receive a percentage of the cost of their work. Grandma and Grandpa can even get a colored photo copy of their favorite artist's piece by having it copied on site.
There will be a chalk art contest going on, food, musical performances and professional artist booths for your family to enjoy. This is a FREE event and all are welcomed. Hope to see you there!


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If you were in need of beekeeping supplies at a local place,what you you mostly bee looking for?Naturally youd need boxes,bottom boards and such. But what is most common for box sizes,what type of foundation,etc.. Basically I want to help locals here who may have to drive 75 miles to pick up something.I know I've been in a pinch a couple tiimes over the weekend and wish I could call and see if I could get something rather than order online and wait till Tuesday or later.Any thoughts from anyone thats been caught in that situation? What kind of things have you needed in a pinch?
Bless you Ken. May your journey down this road be worth it. May your desire to help NOT give you a heart attack. May you keep the remaining hair on your head..... :lau:Let me tell you a story....a story in the not so distant past....a story that still makes my blood boil.....I had a beekeeper call for a queen one Friday night. Asked if I could help him out with a queen. Said he would pick it up around 9 the next morning. I said ok, and told him very clearly to come to the home address and not the farm. Next morning, 9:00 comes and goes. I get a phone call from my mom that someone is at the farm and I speak to him. He apologizes and acknowledges his mistake. Said he would be on his way over to the house. This was at 9:30. Keep in mind it was a 25 minute drive.At noon, I tell my wife I've wasted enough time and I needed to get out to one of the yards. And as I'm loading up the truck, in the driveway comes this car. Out pops this young cocky guy. I was not happy, and this is usually something easily "read" on my face. I asked what took him so long, and he commented that he "popped over to York on the way to do some shopping". I took a moment to let him know that I had waited over two hours since his phone call and three hours all together on a Saturday morning, all to provide him a queen for a whooping 15 dollars. He hands me a 20, and smirks and says "Here, keep the change for your troubles" and walks back to the car with his queen. In my younger years, I would of popped him in the mouth.I've thought about having a stocked store at the farm. Then I ask myself how much time am I going to waste for that hobbyist beekeeper who wants to meet me in the middle of the afternoon for a ten dollar inner cover with a profit of two dollars. And I just can't seem to see the benefit beyond the aggravation and hassle.If you got nothing else to do, I say go for it. If you got better things to do, I say the heck with all that inconvenience and hassle. And I got better things to do... ;)


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Bigwilli..... I just did all this too for the 1st time and found saratis post very useful for a noob, click THIS below.
Originally Posted by saratis
Im grateful for the above guide however (and I apologise for my noob type status in this dept) I have not partitioned before and your guide assumes that people have.
Is is possible for you or someone to guide me through the process of partitioning a Windows XP Professional laptop in preparation for the installation of Backtrack to hard drive for dual boot?
I do not have any partitioning software so if at all possible could you base your guide on free software that is available?
I apologise for the this request. I have the Live CD working but in order to write results to files etc and have certain components work it needs to be properly installed. I am new to Linux and partioning but am keen to learn.
Many thanks in advance.
Bigwilli..... I just did all this too for the 1st time and found saratis post very useful for a noob, click THIS below.
Originally Posted by saratis
Man this was a great Tut bro! You get 2 thumbs up from me!
Marvelous. Thanks for that. Is there a free alternative though to Partition Magic 8 that would still let me do the same?
Oh **!!£. Ignore the above as I have downloaded P Magic 8 as you said but it did not come up with the option to make a swap partition. Im very confused. i have dopne as it said and made the ext3 part and it rebooted etc but it has not seemed to have completed. It has gone back into wINDOWS and nothing has changed.
I know im probably being stupid but can someone please help me create the part in Magic. To give you an idea my NTFS partition is 38,154.3, used is 11,885.4 and unused is 26,268.9
Thanks in advance b4 I go crazy.
Anothing quick question. H9ow come the first chap who posted this thread said to make an ext2 part whereas the link within says to make an ext 3part. Does this make a difference and if so which one should I do?
i've successfully booted both windows and bt on my hd but everytime i boot on BT the startx does not start there is a fatal error "startx cannot be found on /root/directory" sumthing but when i use the gui interface my monitor cannot show any output. pls help out
Hello all,
I have been following the tuts on here about dual booting XP with BT. I set up the partition w/ qtparted and install BT on hda2(ext2) with hda3 as the swap. I run liloconfig then lilo. It shows Windows and BT added. But when I reboot, it boots right into windows with no options. Here is my lilo.conf.......
# LILO configuration file
# generated by 'liloconfig'
# Start LILO global section
lba32 # Allow booting past 1024th cylinder with a recent BIOS
boot = /dev/hda
message = /boot/boot_message.txt
timeout = 1200
# Override dangerous defaults that rewrite the partition table:
# VESA framebuffer console @ 1024x768x256
vga = 773
# Normal VGA console
# vga = normal
# VESA framebuffer console @ 1024x768x64k
# vga=791
# VESA framebuffer console @ 1024x768x32k
# vga=790
# VESA framebuffer console @ 1024x768x256
# vga=773
# VESA framebuffer console @ 800x600x64k
# vga=788
# VESA framebuffer console @ 800x600x32k
# vga=787
# VESA framebuffer console @ 800x600x256
# vga=771
# VESA framebuffer console @ 640x480x64k
# vga=785
# VESA framebuffer console @ 640x480x32k
# vga=784
# VESA framebuffer console @ 640x480x256
# vga=769
# End LILO global section
# Windows bootable partition config begins
other = /dev/hda1
label = Windows
table = /dev/hda
# Windows bootable partition config ends
# Linux bootable partition config begins
image = /boot/vmlinuz
root = /dev/hda2
label = BackTrack
# Linux bootable partition config ends
I know something doesnt look right.....Thanks
I have just installed b|t and am very new to all of this, linux, I'll say that I am a noob. However I had the same issue until I realized that the windows boot config is before the linux one and I believe your config needs to look like thisOriginally Posted by crustymonkee
# Linux bootable partition config begins
image = /boot/vmlinuz
root = /dev/hda2
label = BackTrack
other = /dev/hda1
label = Windows
# Linux bootable partition config ends
Edit: I posted this late last night, and I was unable to take the time to fix it for myself, however, I will post what I did as soon as I get home as that I do not want to give the wrong information.
I have confired that with BT2 beta that you can do the same and it works. But I did the expert config.
This is what I have:
XP Pro, BackTrack
hda1 - XP NTFS
hda2 - Backtrack ext2
I installed XP first then BackTrack
I ran liloconfig, then selected expert, installed on hda1 MBR, then added linux on dev/hda2 and then added windows dev/hda1
Let it install then ran lilo in shell. Reboot and bam, have XP or BackTrack in lilo menu.
Both booted fine.


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About Lord Sananda
About Lord Sananda
Lord Sananda as head of the Collective Christ and Christ Teacher for the Earth is ever present in the Christed Realms. He comes forth again to return his teachings to the Earth through his current messenger, Alexandriah Stahr. These teachings are about how to develop a relationship with Sananda as your personal guide and mentor and how to be a Christed Being of Light on the Earth in human form. He returns to lead the way beyond 2012 into the 13.13.13 Solar New Earth Reality. Lord Sananda is the Cosmic Name for the one we know as Jesus of Nazareth who came to the Earth 2000 years ago to bring his message of the Power of Love to all of humanity. The name Sananda was given to Sister Thedra originally back in 1961 when he also allowed a picture of his appearance to be taken which is shown below.
Updated 2012 By Rev. Alexandriah Stahr
Lord Sananda is the Eternal Divine Son of Mother/Father Creator Source appointed to bring "Christ Consciousness" or Sonship" to the Children of God here on Earth. Known as Jesus the Christ during his mission 2000 years ago, He is known as Sananda Kumara in the Higher Dimensions and those of the Ashtar Command. He is ever present to those who invite Him into their lives. He resides on Ashtar's main Starship giving Ashtar the spiritual guidance to fulfill the Divine Plan. The name Sananda Kumara is the name of His Higher Self just as we have Higher Self names. Sananda is the Christ Teacher for this Son Universe and Planet Earth and is the Head of the Collective Christ which consists of The Ashtar Command, The Galactic Command, The Intergalactic Command, (now known collectively as the Solar Star Command), The Ascended Masters of Light, All Angels and Councils of Light and all Christed souls within humanity, is bringing Mother/ Father's God's program of redemption to the Earth.
Jesus spoke to Sister Thedra saying, "My name is Esu Sananda Kumara", thus revealing not only his Higher Self name but also his association with Sanat Kumara of Venus and the 144.000 Kumaras from Venus. These original 144,000 Souls of Light were needed to re-anchor and hold the Christ Vibration for the Earth till the full Return of the Christ Vibration beyond 2012 in the 13.13.13 Solar New Earth Reality Timeline.
About Sister Thedra
The original channel that brought through this information about Jesus being called Sananda is Sister Thedra. Although she was before my time, I wish to honor her and her work as she prepared the way for my own work with Sananda to unfold.
Authority to use the name of Sananda was given to Sister Thedra when Jesus Sanada appeared to her in the Yucatan, and cured her instantly of cancer. Further on JUNE 1, 1961 he allowed a picture of his appearance to be taken at that time so that she would realize the occurrence was more than a dream.
Lord Sananda Kumara
A copy of her channeling is below
Source: The Association of Sananda and Sanat Kumara
From the newsletters "A Call To Arms"
Recorded by Sister Thedra (1900-1992)
Sananda's Message to her…
Authority to use the name of Sananda
By Sister Thedra
"Sori Sori: Mine hand I have placed upon thine head, and I have given unto thee the authority to use Mine name. Give unto them the name Sananda, by which they shall know Me as the Lord thy God - the Son of God sent that ye be made to know Me, the One sent from out the inner temple that there be Light in the world of men."
(The meaning of "Lord God: "The Lord God, for he is "Lord" of, and responsible for, that which he has brought forth.)
"Now it is come when ones which have the will to follow Me shall come to know Me by that name which I commanded thee to give unto the world as Mine "New name." There are many that shall call upon the name of Jesus, yet they will deny the new name as they are want to do. While unto thee I give assurance that I am the One sent that there be Light in the world of men. Now let this be understood, that they that deny Mine New Name deny Me by any name. So be it I have appointed thee Mine spokesman; I've given unto thee the power and authority to speak for being that which I AM. And I say unto thee Mine child whom I have called forth and anointed thee with the Holy Spirit, thy name shall be as it is now called, Thedra - that name I spoke unto thee from out the ethers, and thou heard Me and accepted that which I gave unto thee; and wherein have I deceived thee? Wherein have I forgotten thee, or left thee alone?"
"I say unto thee, Mine hand is upon thee and I shall sustain thee and you shall come to know that which I have kept for thee. So be it that I have kept thy reward, and at no time shall it be dissipated of scattered, for it is intact. So let this Mine Word suffice them which question thee - let them question, and I shall bear witness for thee. For do I not know Mine servants from the traitor? Do I not reward Mine servants according unto their works or merits? I speak that they might know that I am mindful of Mine servants, that I am not a poor puny priest who has forgotten his servants."
"I say unto them, Mine servants shall be glorified above the crowned heads of the nations which have set themselves apart, and denied Me Mine part of Mine word - for they have turned from Me in their conceit and forgetfulness."
"Now let this go on record as Mine Word, and I shall give unto them proof, which are of a mind to follow Me.
So be it as I have spoken and I am not finished; I shall speak again and again, and I shall rise Mine Voice against them which set foot against Mine servants, and they shall be as ones cast out. So let them ask of Me and I shall enlighten them. So be it I know where of I speak. Be ye as ones blest to accept Me and know Me for that which I AM.
Sister ThedraThe Final Messages
From Newsletter No. 64
Note: This Newsletter, No. 64, was the final newsletter that was recorded by Sister Thedra. On Saturday, June 13, 1992, at exactly 10.00 PM, at the age of 92, Sister Thedra made her final transition from the comfort of her own bed here at the A.S.S.K. When the time arrived she simply took one small breath and slipped quietly away, without pomp or fanfare. She left as she had lived...as a humble servant for the greater good.
The messages that follow were given to Sister Thedra shortly before her transition. They are compiled here to give you some idea of the significance of her passing and of the expansion of the work, as she is now free to work unencumbered by the physical limitations and by the pain which has so encumbered her in the past. She has carried on the work here on the Earth plane for the last 50 years because that's where the work was needed...rest assured that her work now in the higher realms will simply be an extension of that work.
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March 12, 1992
Sori Sori: Mine beloved, I am now speaking unto thee for the good of all. It is time that ye prepare thine self to depart this place wherein ye are. This shall be as a great sorrow unto some, while it shall be much joy unto others. I say unto thee, it is now come that ye come into the place wherein I abide, wherein ye shall write mine story, the earth-walk (as Jesus), which hast been so messed up and changed to suit their opinions. I have said there shall be great changes...So be it!
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April 1992
Sori Sori: Mine beloved, I am now speaking unto thee for the good of all. Thine harvest is come...ye shall be gathered and the harvest shall be bountiful. The way is clear...ye shall be as one with me and ye shall know such joy. For there is much to be accomplished for the good of all. Be ye joyful...rest in peace, for I am with thee unto the end.
...I AM now speaking for the good of all. Ye shall be as one made new and there shall be great rejoicing. I am come to fetch thee, for there are many that await thee.There is great work to be done… the great awakening of the sleeping populace.
I AM Sananda
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The Records
Sori Sori: Mine beloved, I am now speaking unto thee that there be understanding of that which ye shall be given to do. It is for the good of all that I speak thusly unto thee.
This is mine time in which I shall release the revelations long withheld, for the time was not come. The "New Day" is now come; therefore it is propitious that the "Word" of the Lord God be made available unto all, which are prepared to receive it. This shall be as the prophecies of yesterday-year shall be fulfilled, the promise fulfilled.
This shall be the first of the opening of many records of old, which shall be verified and understood by the ones, which have the will to learn. These records shall be brought forth by the Masters of the ancient days which have kept them for this time in which to release them.
Be ye as one to be prepared to do thine part. It is so written and revealed that ye Thedra) shall bring forth such work as been held for the "Day of Revelation", which is now come. By mine own hand shall I set mine seal upon these most precious records? These shall be released in such a manner that no man, woman, or organization shall be able to pilfer or plagiarize, for mine hand shall be heavy upon these ancient revelations.
And they shall be released as benefiting unto the time, and into the care of the one which hast been prepared for such a responsibility, I have watched and waited for this day when I might open the record as a living, true and accurate record for the good of all mankind...which shall open up great doors, and revelation which shall be great light unto all that are prepared to share such as is held within the great vaults of the ethers, where no unworthy hand hast touched or defiled. Be ye as one alert, for there is many a one, which are awaiting this coming event.
Be ye as one (which hast been) tried and found true\trustworthy. I Am at Mine Father's business and He hast given unto me the Authority and the responsibility of this assignment, and I know well mine part. Be ye as one I have called and prepared for this part...I Am with thee unto the end.
I Am known as the way shower...Sananda by name.
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Note: The following was the last message that Sister Thedra was able to write down ...after this she became too weak to even hold the pen.
May 3, 1992
Sori Sori: Mine beloved, I am speaking unto thee for the good of all. It is now come the time that ye come out from the place wherein ye are. Ye shall shout for joy! Let it be, for many shall greet thee with glad shouts! So be it, no more pain...
Note from Commander Alexandriah Stahr: It is interesting to note that Sister Thedra transitioned, right after the 11:11 doorway opened. She transitioned, as she lived, by Sananda's Guidance. She was told exactly when she was leaving, and then she transitioned peacefully in her sleep. It is developing this kind of relationship with Sananda that all of us should strive for. It gives our lives the meaning and purpose that makes life worth living. Thank you Sister Thedra for your service.
© Copyright 1995-2016, Rev. Alexandriah Stahr, Star-Essence Temple, All Rights Reserved


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- I would love to learn more about taking blogging to the next level in moving from hobby to professional, there are so many aspects of that I would love to dig into and have some mentoring on!
- Along with that is building an online community which is a powerful thing when using social media sites. Still tips on engagement and creating that community feel would be a wonderful help.
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Electric Glossy by HelenLightWatch
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I was working on this glossy on and off for a few days. All made in Paint.NET.
I like the work you did on this..........it really looks as though it was rendered with a 3D application. Very nice
This is real cool.
Wow. what. an. amazing. work. of art. It is rare I don't capitalize one-word sentences sooo...
Woah, yeah, this is very cool. Perfect for "you know what"
You better use it for the "you know what."
so, here is the deal. I have placed it inside the splinterface. And it is really really cool, BUT, you cannot really see that it is what it is. I have made it into eyes..... for a virtual/phantom/impressionistic droid's head... the eye sockets are made out of the air vents on the dashboard of deadmau5' Ferrari 458 Spider, the mouth the stereo buttons and the knob a cigar. These are then animated with Xion Player to the beat of the music. The cigar lighting up and the eyes growing and glowing......hahahha.... way trippy, one of my coolest designs i have ever done, imo. So, i used it twice, one for each eye, but it is only 30x30 or so in pixels. My point is that it cannot really be recognized as your art, by itself,wy too small. But it is combined into something that is pretty amazing. I will send you a vid link and you can decide after that. (it i s actually even weirder than it sounds, i left some things out for sake of post length)
Did you try resizing it in Photoshop? And sure, just send me the link.
Well, yeah, but it is only 30 pixels. 1/40 of what it normally is. I am not sayin it looks bad. I think it looks perfect. It just doesn't resemble the above image. The link will come later, likely during your sleep.
I understand. You say that it will come during my sleep? Hmm...if I see anything in my dream about it I'll know who sent it.
Very cool.
What a beautiful glossy ball. I love the lines inside, like neurons in the brain, and the brilliant spots like electricity. I zoomed in to view it at full size, it's a good design Helen! good work!
I'm glad you saw the scientific side to it. I thought it looked like neurons, too, that are sometimes depicted in scientific magazines. Thank you, sweetly for commenting. I really appreciate it, Dani!
Great work ..Lovin the colours
I noticed that with a black background, my go-to colors are purples and pinks and blues mostly. I really like how these colors blend with each other. Thank you sweetly!
Gorgeous what eye candy this piece is beautiful work my friend , did you use the ripple and spirograph for the inside ?
I did use ripple and spirograph for the middle. I never really used the ripple, but it created a cool effect I thought. Thank you, Patty!
Very beautiful, dear Helen!
you still amaze me with your paint.net art!
you are so cool with it
Thank you, Lenka! It's cool that you say that because you're a great artist.
A wonderful sphere my friend A beautiful design!
Thank you, Chris. It's a great compliment coming from an amazing orb creator!
This is....BEAUTIFUL!!!! I am so enthralled with it!
I am so happy you like it, Rhonda. I was excited to finally finish it.
Nice one. Good work.
Glad you like it. I finally figured out what I wanted to do with this one. I couldn't get the middle part of the glossy (the design) the color I wanted until today.
Fantastic work, Helen.


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Comparison of Attention of Physician After Outpatient Clinic
This study has been completed.
Seoul National University Hospital
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Seoul National University Hospital
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: July 8, 2012
Last updated: July 25, 2013
Last verified: July 2013
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|July 8, 2012
|Last Updated Date
|July 25, 2013
|Start Date ICMJE
|July 2012
|Primary Completion Date
|January 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|difference of response time in PVT(Psychomotor vigilance task) before and after outpatient clinic session [ Time Frame: change from baseline in response time in PVT after opd session (average 7hours) ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01665313 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|frequency of physician's clinical mistakes during morning and afternoon session in outpatient clinic [ Time Frame: for the duration of opd session, average up to 7hours ]
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Comparison of Attention of Physician After Outpatient Clinic
|Official Title ICMJE
|Comparison of Performance, Attention, and Emotion of Physician Before and After Outpatient Clinic Session
|Brief Summary
|The attention and clinical performance of physician might be decreased after outpatient clinic session compared to those measured before outpatient clinic.
|Detailed Description
|A large body of data shows that fatigue impairs human performance. Additionally, many studies have provided evidence that fatigue can worsen mood, as indicated by increased scores on measures of depression, anxiety, confusion, and anger. In this context, we examined attentional and emotional changes in physicians after they completed an overwhelming outpatient clinic in a university-affiliated tertiary referral hospital in South Korea.
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Design ICMJE
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional
|Target Follow-Up Duration
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|Sampling Method
|Probability Sample
|Study Population
|physicians with outpatient clinic sessions in Seoul National University Hospital
|Condition ICMJE
|Disturbance of Activity and Attention
|Intervention ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Study Groups/Cohorts
Full-time faculty with morning and afternoon outpatient clinics on the same day in SNUH
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|January 2013
|Primary Completion Date
|January 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|30 Years to 59 Years (Adult)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Korea, Republic of
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|Plan to Share Data
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|IPD Description
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Seoul National University Hospital
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Seoul National University Hospital
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Seoul National University Hospital
|Verification Date
|July 2013
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Spring 2011 Newsletter
Jefferson Genome Sequencing Concludes
The Hybrid Hazelnut Consortium continues progress toward its goal of creating climatically adapted, disease-resistant hazelnuts suitable as a sustainable crop for much of the U.S.
Researchers at Oregon State University have sequenced the genome of
Jefferson hazelnut and are assembling it. The sequence shows a high frequency of microsatellites and single nucleotide polymorphisms that will be useful in developing markers for use in research and applied breeding.
OSU researchers used 21 microsatellite markers to fingerprint 87 accessions of C. Americana and 69 hybrids. The hybrids include 40 from the Arbor Day Foundation (ADF) farm. The microsatellite marker data was used to construct a dendrogram to illustrate the genetic relationships among the accessions. The first group is of C. Americana
Rush, European cultivars and
Rush x European hybrids. Most of the ADF and Rutter hybrids were placed in two groups, indicating a narrow genetic base for this material. However, the collection of C. Americana shows great diversity and indicates the importance of collecting and using as parents a wide assortment of American hazelnuts. OSU continues to make crosses with C. Americana in the collections in Corvallis. The Consortium is actively seeking additional representatives of the American hazel.
Rutgers is continuing work on Eastern Filbert Blight (EFB) genomics. Sequence data received from Illumina has been assembled. Scientists are screening the microsatellite markers, searching for those that might be useful.
Mapping of Incompatibility Markers Begins
Because hazelnuts are self-incompatible and many cultivars are cross-incompatible, it's necessary to include pollinizers in new plantings. Incompatibility is under simple genetic control-one locus (the S-locus) with 33 alleles. Lab-pollinated flowers and fluorescence microscopy are used to identify the alleles. In February, OSU researchers identified the alleles in 81 Turkish selections. Hybrid hazelnuts developed by the Consortium will be tested in a similar manner prior to their release. Work on map-based cloning of the S-locus will begin soon, and will clarify the molecular basis of incompatibility in hazelnuts. The information will be helpful in writing the next SCRI proposal (premliminary results from this summer will be included in the proposal, and the final work done with funds provided by the extension of the SCRI grant).
New Crosses Completed
Dr. Shawn Mehlenbacher at Oregon State University finished the latest round of crosses at the end of February, and hybrid seeds will be harvested in the fall. Included are American x European crosses for the Consortium's efforts.
Native Seed Lots Collected
Rutgers' Dr. Tom Molnar now has 28 different C. Americana seed lots, with more than 500 seedlings germinated this spring, as a result of Arbor Day Foundation's request to its members, and from the Northern Nut Growers Association. Half of the seeds have been shared with the Nebraska Forest Service for planting. Both groups will be evaluating the seedlings for EFB resistance, cold hardiness, nut quality, and kernel yield. At Rutgers, several of the top Arbor Day hybrid hazelnut selections have been crossed with elite pollen from Oregon State to generate a new crop of advanced-generation hybrids. Seeds from these crosses will be evaluated in New Jersey and shared with the Nebraska Forest Service in the fall for evaluation in Nebraska. Additional crosses made with EFB-resistant plants from Russia and Ukraine appear strong-growing, EFB-resistant, and high-yielding. A number of the best also have been crossed using elite OSU pollen, which will produce new genetic lines to study and potentially lead to new cultivars adapted to the eastern U.S.
Study of the Eastern Filbert Blight (EFB) Fungus Continues
New isolates of Anisogramma anomala, the fungus that causes EFB, are being collected from around the U.S. and Canada. To date, 15 new isolates have been gathered from locations around the eastern U.S, including sites in Michigan and Wisconsin, in addition to about 30 collected previously. These new isolates will be grown in the lab for DNA extraction and will be included in a genetic diversity study to better understand the unique pathogen. Of particular interest is the EFB collected from wild groves of native Corylus Americana in Wisconsin by Clayton Leadbetter (Rutgers) and Kelsey Brasseur (University of Wisconsin). Researchers are interested in learning how the diversity of A. anomala in the wild compares to that of isolates collected from susceptible European hazelnuts and hybrid hazelnuts grown in horticultural settings across North America.
This spring, Rutgers scientists are using a real-time PCR-based test they developed to detect A. anomala from plant tissues, to identify susceptible seedlings at a very early stage, many months earlier than previous EFB detection methods. This technique should allow breeders to determine whether a seedling is infected with EFB, thus susceptible, very soon after it is inoculated (this process normally takes 16-20 months). If proven effective, this technique will allow breeders to be much more efficient in their disease screening processes and will provide a means to focus attention and resources on plants identified at an early stage as very likely to be resistant. Overall this means more resistant plants will go to the field to be evaluated for cold hardiness, kernel yield, kernel quality, pest resistance, etc.
Nut, Kernel Analysis is Under Way
The Industrial Agricultural Products Center (IAPC) at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln has evaluated six varieties of 2010 hybrid hazelnuts from Oregon State University and four varieties from the Nebraska Forest Service. The evaluation included nut and kernel analysis to determine kernel and oil content.
High Oil Content
The percent oil content is consistently high in both the OSU hazelnut varieties (C. avellana) and the hybrid hazelnut crosses. The range of percent oil content for the hybrids is much broader, from 51.4% to 75.1%, compared to those from OSU which ranged from 62.5% to 68.4%.
The data from this evaluation will be compared to 2009 and 2011 production. Oil quality characteristics also are being studied, and hazelnut shells are being evaluated for phenolic compounds and natural antioxidants for possible byproduct use. Hazelnut shells and husks previously were evaluated for energy (Btu) potential and density when formed into basic pellets.
Planting Begins at Nebraska Site
Nebraska Forest Service (NFS) has begun planting approxi-mately 1,200 hazelnut seedlings in 3-ft. spacings in the new six-acre plot at Horning Farm State Demonstration Forest. NFS will plant up to 100 seedlings of each cross received from Rutgers and Oregon State; Arbor Day Foundation will receive any extra plants. These plants are crosses developed at both Rutgers and Oregon State. They will be assessed in Nebraska for EFB resistance and climatic adaptation. NFS continues to expand the planting area for hazelnuts, preparing an additional two acres for eventual hazelnut tests.
Troy Pabst of NFS reported that flower phenology was very rapid this year at NFS sites, with about two weeks from red dot to finish. Flower phenology also is being tracked on select plants at Arbor Day Farm.
Stink Bug Infestation Affects N.J. Crops
Rutgers scientists are monitoring the high infestation of brown marmorated stink bugs in New Jersey. Many of Rutgers' hazelnut seeds failed to germinate, even from good parent plants that were used previously. The infestation of the exotic pest is a potentially serious problem for hazelnuts and other crops in New Jersey. Dr. Tom Molnar says hazelnut damage occurs when the bugs feed on the kernel before the shell is hard. When mature, the nutshell is normal, but the kernel inside is cracked with visible feeding marks. The bugs are not laying eggs in the nuts so no quarantine measures are needed at this time. Scientists are unsure about what triggered the huge outbreak in New Jersey. Oregon entomologists are monitoring for a similar outbreak there, Dr. Shawn Mehlenbacher said, but have not seen it to date.
Outreach Strategy Developed
Nebraska Forest Service and Arbor Day Foundation Consortium members met in April to formulate an outreach plan for the remaining two years of the current CREES grant. The group outlined plans for continued communication through news-letters, fact sheets, talking points, video, a blog, speaking engagements, Congressional visits, and the Consortium website.
Outreach to various audiences continued in the first quarter of this year:
- OSU's Dr. Shawn Mehlenbacher gave two talks in Canada this spring and met with University of Guelph representatives, who have successfully propagated one of the Consortium's hybrids.
- Tom Molnar gave a presentation at the 1st International Symposium on Wild Relatives of subtropical and Temperate Fruit and Nut Crops in Davis, Calif., March 19-23. The title of his presentation was,
Utilization of Wild Corylus in the Genetic Improvement of Hazelnut.
- Troy Pabst, Nebraska Forest Service, spoke about the Consortium's work at the Upper Midwest Hazelnut Growers Conference in March. He also spoke at the spring meeting of the Nebraska Nut Growers Association.
- Adam Howard from Arbor Day Foundation gave a presentation to Gretna, Nebr., master gardeners about the Consortium's work and the future of hazelnut commerciali-zation.
- The Arbor Day Foundation's member newsletter, which reaches more than one million readers, featured the Consortium's role and work in the January/February issue. The article requested wild hazelnut seed samples from Foundation members. The June/July newsletter will contain a sidebar asking for more seed. This request will be close to the time the nuts mature and is expected to yield a good response.
- Nebraska Life magazine will feature Nebraska City in its May/June issue. The story will include work at Arbor Day Farm and a few paragraphs supporting hazelnut commercialization and the Consortium's work.
- In New Jersey, Rutgers' Dr. Tom Molnar spoke with Hobby Farms magazine about the possibility having its readers test Consortium plants.
- Clayton Leadbetter, a Rutgers Ph.D. student, gave a presentation,
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"It was a fun night in the Smith Center. The crowd was sensational. The white out looked great. If I would have thought of it at the end of the game I would've grabbed somebody's shirt and put it on and waved at everybody and then jogged out of there but I was just interested in getting in the locker room and getting with my team at the end of the game. Our kids really felt good. The locker room was a lot of fun. There's no question about that but it was a tough game. Things weren't real neat and pretty and everything like that. We had some adversity during the game and I think the toughness that we had was really big for us and then the little rascal was something else. Marcus Paige -- and James Michael (McAdoo) too -- but that second half by Marcus Paige was about as good as it gets."
Comments on Marcus Paige being named the ACC Player of the Week for the second time this season (first UNC guard to do that since Ty Lawson) and more on his big second half performance against the Wildcats:
"I don't think we had the player of the week the entire season last year. Marcus getting it twice, it's pretty special. Going back to 2009 and comparing him to Ty Lawson that's pretty good company, too. At halftime, he's 0-5 and his only two points were from the technical with 1.9 seconds to go in the half so he basically played 20 minutes without scratching. He was really in tune to what we wanted to do in the game even when he was missing shots - he was just trying too hard. I told him that, one, was he was trying to get it off too quickly. One of them was a bad shot and I haven't had to say that to Marcus too often at all because he is such an intelligent player with the way he plays. I told our staff that the second half he'll be really good and I really believed that. I think that he took that on himself to be a little bit more aggressive. He and Coach (Hubert) Davis and myself and a few other players, I tease them all the time because I hate those stupid little floaters, but when they go in they're pretty. I told him that 'you've got a chance' and I don't need to see Kennedy (Meeks) or Joel (James) trying that junk, but for Marcus he's getting better and better at it. Both of them went in but I wouldn't have said anything if they missed because he has the ability to do that. His toughness and the mental side of his game is just off the charts. Last year you heard me say many times he was a tough little nut and he really is. He sort of took them on his back. He wanted to be fouled. He wanted the ball. He was willing to try to be aggressive. I talked about the little oxymoron kind of statement about how 'I want you to be aggressively patient and you can't do those kind of things.' I want us to be aggressive and attack but use your brain and use your patience to get the kind of shot we want. We shot like 56 percent in the second half. It was just a great day for all of them."
Comments on grades being returned to players after the completion of exams:
"Early returns are really good. I'm very pleased. We have probably two grades that we're not pleased with but you're never going to be completely satisfied. I think the guys have done a really nice job."
Was rebounding brought up as an emphasis at halftime against Kentucky on Saturday?
"It was brought up kindly in a nice manner at halftime. I think they had us 24 to 15 or something like that at half so that was one of the things we discussed in the locker room. It was a big emphasis for us during Friday's practice as well because I just thought they were a great rebounding team. Before that game they had gotten 46 percent of their shots they had rebounded themselves. That leads the country in percentage of offensive rebounds so UAB beat us to death on the backboards and they had gotten like 38 percent of their shots. Kentucky was No. 1 in the country so it was a big emphasis for us."
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Thoughts on playing Texas on Wednesday:
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In the recruiting process, obviously the NBA is an aspiration for all of these guys, how do you address the NBA with them, also knowing that you'd like them to play college basketball for you?
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I just started reading the internal threads and found that it sounded actually interesting and more ambitious than I had thought. As to what I read into your questions it might be good to look at the ideas there at this point. What the guys have come up with is quite an architecture really, and it looks doable. It would address your question.
The way I read this UMM is (among other things) a Media Server's server. The way it would work is that the various appliances tap into UMM and not vice versa. That way every provider could use it as a repository backbone.
Anyhow, I am getting more and more interested in the subject.
Universal Media Companion, (a unified media manager), who wants to help code this?
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2009-05-21 22:52 Post: #137
Hey guys I'm a professional software engineer and currently work in QA... I can't commit to being an official tester for the app but I'd be happy to do what I can to find bugs during development if that's something you're looking for.
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Can I have access too? I'm not a programmer and would be pretty useless, but promise to keep my mouth shut and only speak when my input would be at all useful.
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Swifty Wrote:If the new Unified media manager is going to have the ability to update the XBMC library db files directly, could this also be tied into an option within XBMC to look for the library DB file at another location (ie. network share)Again that is not currently the plan for this "Unified Media Manager" but something that might only come later if there is enough interested from the developers to do so once everything else is in place and working good. In any care your specific request is not for this "Unified Media Manager" but for XBMC itself, as what you want is something that would have to be added to XBMC code as well, see:
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2009-05-26 22:26 Post: #140
I should really like something like the 'Unified media manager' It will be a great solution to manage the massive amount of media at the school I'm working. At this moment it's impossible for us to use XBMC on the pc's because it's not manageable.
500 clients that has access to all movies, audio and pictures from 1 mediaserver. Sounds like a dream.. No more problems with CD's, DVD's and USB sticks.
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2009-05-26 23:39 Post: #141
Has anyone looked at MetaX for ideas on the GUI? It's been around for awhile on the Mac and more recently for Windows and I think it does a pretty good job providing an interface, both automatic and manual, to tagging both movies and TV shows for iTunes. Granted, I have a love/hate relationship when actually using the tool (can crash here and there) but as far as the interface goes, I like it. Just a thought
Free to download, use and get ideas from:
Mac: http://www.kerstetter.net/page53/page54/page54.html
Windows: http://www.danhinsley.com/MetaX.htm
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2009-05-31 01:19 Post: #142
This is really exciting. Im a PHP/VB.Net developer and I've been experimenting with my own media manager application these last few weeks, getting RegEx to be intuitive and smart and downloading best guess artwork without interaction, similar to Yammm, only TV support that knows what a .rar and .001 file means in relation to other file in the same folder.
Yammm is a Media Manager available here: http://mikinhosoft.blogspot.com/
I'd like to join the team. If you'd like to use my services im here to help. Intermediate PHP/MySQL skills, VB.Net and creative flair with graphics.
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2009-06-06 11:40 Post: #143
I believe that with the PVR project, this is the one i'm most interested in atm.
Are thre any updates, any decisions reached concerning UI programming language, DB?
Since the main action is happening in a private forum, I feel a bit... forlorn
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2009-06-11 13:07 Post: #144
Hey guys, just wondering if there is any update to this project yet?
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2009-06-20 10:35 Post: #145
Hey everyone,
I don't know if there has been any progress, but would you please consider the following.
Tagging of the following media:
-Tv Shows
-Music videos
-Games (this should also work for vista's and win7's Games section)
-Adult movie/video
-Homevideo /Short clips
Support for Aeon's (and possibly other skins) advanced views.
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2009-06-20 11:12 Post: #146
LazyPaul Wrote:Hey guys, just wondering if there is any update to this project yet?
There are no significant updates to report. The project is still in a very early stage, when there is some news to report we'll be sure to let you know.
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2009-06-20 11:14 Post: #147
tetsuo55 Wrote:Hey everyone,
All of those are on the project's radar. How many of them end up in an initial release (which is some time off) remains to be seen.
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2009-06-20 22:13 Post: #148
Thanks for the heads up.
Yeah i did not expect all of that to be in the initial release (just that the framework be ready to support them all)
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2009-06-21 00:51 Post: #149
Fekker just posted an update in the MIP thread stating that he should be back in a week or two, and that he would be taking a run at this program at that time.
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digitalhigh Wrote:Fekker just posted an update in the MIP thread stating that he should be back in a week or two, and that he would be taking a run at this program at that time.
seeing as his manager is probably the most used around, it feels only natural. but has anything been decided at all, concerning db support, platform support? Lots of people are reinventing the wheel when the only changes needed should be cosmetic.
Maybe skinners should post the detailed media structure required to take full advantage of their skins somewhere in their own subforums; so the UMM can be more than these Aeon-centric MMs we see around.
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Sunken or Hollow Eyes: What To Do About Enophthalmos?
Many people notice at one time or another that they have enophthalmos, the condition also known as sunken eyes or hollow eyes. Sometimes there is a medical condition that causes...
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