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Subscription States
The state of a subscription is reported in the
state attribute of a subscription. The valid states are:
- trialing
- trial_ended
- active
- soft_failure
- past_due
- canceled
- unpaid
- expired
- on_hold
Additionally, the following states are reserved for internal/future use:
- assessing
- pending
- suspended
- paused
- failed_to_create
- These states may be further broken down in to 3 categories: Live, Problem, and End of Life.
You should plan on delivering services for any state except an End of Life state.
Live States
trialing: A subscription in
trialingstate has a valid trial subscription. This type of subscription may transition to
activeonce payment is received when the trial has ended. Otherwise, it may go to a Problem or End of Life state.
assessing: An internal (transient) state that indicates a subscription is in the middle of periodic assessment. Do not base any access decisions in your app on this state, as it may not always be exposed.
pending: An internal (transient) state that indicates a subscription is in the creation process. Do not base any access decisions in your app on this state, as it may not always be exposed.
paused: Indicates that your account with Chargify is in arrears.
active: A normal, active subscription. It is not in a trial, and is paid and up to date. This is where you want all your Customers to be :)
Problem States
soft_failure: Indicates that normal assessment/processing of the subscription has failed for a reason that cannot be fixed by the Customer. For example, a Soft Fail may result from a timeout at the gateway, or incorrect credentials on your part. The subscriptions should be retried automatically. An interface is being built for you to review problems resulting from these events to take manual action, when needed.
past_due: Indicates that the most recent payment has failed, and payment is past due for this subscription. If you have enabled our automated dunning, this subscription will be in the dunning process (additional status and callbacks from the dunning process will be available in the future). If you are handling dunning and payment updates yourself, you will want to use this state to initiate a payment update from your customers.
unpaid: Indicates an unpaid subscription. A subscription is marked unpaid if the retry period expires and you have configured your Dunning settings to have a Final Action of "mark the subscription unpaid".
While a subscription is marked as unpaid, its period still advances and new charges continue to accrue. However, Chargify does not attempt to automatically collect any overdue balance. Collecting the balance, or eliminating the balance through an Adjustment is your responsibility.
End of Life States
canceled: Indicates a canceled subscription. This may happen at your request (via the API or the web interface) or due to an expiration of the Dunning process without payment. See the Reactivation documentation for info on how to restart a canceled subscription.
While a subscription is canceled, its period will not advance, it will not accrue any new charges, and Chargify will not attempt to collect the overdue balance.
expired: Indicates a subscription that has expired due to running its normal life cycle. Some products may be configured to have an expiration period. An
expiredsubscription then, is one that stayed
activeuntil it fulfilled its full period.
suspended: Reserved and currently unused. May be used in the future for subscriptions that may be restarted (i.e. after being suspended due to non-payment, then payment resumes)
trial_ended: A subscription in a trial_ended state is a subscription which completed a no-obligation trial and did not have a card on file at the expiration of the trial period. See Product Pricing – No Obligation Trials for more details.
failed_to_create: Indicates that a signup has failed. (You may see this state in a
on_hold: Indicates that a subscription's billing has been temporarily stopped. While it is expected that the subscription will resume and return to
activestatus, this is still treated as an "End of Life" state because the customer is not paying for services during this time.
Action Options During Various States
As you inspect the Actions drop-down menu in the Subscription Summary, you will find that the options available will change based on the current Subscription state.
Please see our documentation on Subscription State Actions for a full overview of what Actions are available based on the state of the Subscription.
If you find a subscription that remains in the
pending or
assessing state, please open a support ticket and let us know.
State Transitions
Subscriptions normally transition automatically between the states in response to events such as signups, trials, payments and expirations.
Occasionally, manual intervention is necessary to move a subscription into the desired state.
Past Due to Trialing
Scenario: A subscription completes its trial period and then becomes Past Due because payment was expected at the end of the trial, but the charge was declined or there was no card on file. The customer requests more time to try out your product, and you want to clear the balance and extend the trial.
Since the trial has already ended, simply resetting the balance of a Past Due subscription will put it into the Active state.
In order to return it to the Trialing state, you must first cancel the subscription using the Cancel Immediately option, and then reactivate it, at which time you will have the option to include the trial. (The balance will be reset to zero by default, however you have the option to NOT reset it.)
If needed, you can now change the next billing date, and the trial end date will automatically be adjusted to match.


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I have been tagged by my wonderful friend Claire! 10 questions that tell a little bit about Yourself .. and list 6 furiends to play. Have fun!
1. What is the color of your collar?
I don'thave one.
2. What kind of food do you like?
MMM, Whipped Cream is my FAVORITE!!
3. What are your favorite treats?
Any soft cat treats.
4. Do you have a Valentine or a significant other?
Yes, the light of my life, my finace, King Suede. ♥
5. Do you get table scraps?
Only if I beg... my humans are softies!! *giggles*
6. What is your favorite toy?
I don't need anything fancy-- just string or a foil ball.
7. When is your Birthday?
Around 7/27/01..
Mom says she "has too many pet birthdays to remember..." MOL
8. How many times a day do you eat?
Food is always left out for me.
9. Do you have a favorite color?
Momma says I look lovely in red and green.
10. Do you hope all your pals put this in their diary?
Of course I hope so!
I'm going to tag:
King Suede -
Xena -
Kinzie -
Bear -
Snickers -
Dear diary,
Last night, I had my family meet his, which of course took a while with my huge family. *Giggles*
After they had all met and chatted just a bit, he asked me to come stand by him. As I did so, he got down on one knee.. flashed a beautiful ruby and diamond ring.. (The ring is on my page)... and asked the four words I'd been wanting to hear for so long.. "Will you marry me?"
I just about fainted... my heart sped up, and I'm not sure if my words ran together, *giggling* but they might have.. but he understood me when I said, "Yes."
King Suede is perfect. He talks like a gentleman.. He treats me as if I'm what he's always wanted and he's affraid of losing me.. He shouldn't be worried, though. He's all I ever wanted, and I'm never leaving his side.. He can always ease my worries with just one touch.. When I'm with him, I can't see anyone else.. Thank you, baby, for loving me...
Purrs, Hugs, Love,
King Suede's bride-to-be.
Sorry I haven't written in a while.... We've been a bit caught up.. But I'd like to tell you about last night.. Saturday, October 17th, 2009....
Without a doubt, last night was the best night of my life...
King Suede and I went to Club Spin... alone, and after hours...
He had set the lights on dim, and we took each other's paw to dance... We only danced an hour, but I could've danced the night away with him...
King Suede is such a gentleman... I can trust him one hundred percent, and I know he won't hurt my heart... I love him so much already...
The last song we danced to was The Keeper Of The Stars... I couldn't get the song I wanted to post, so I was going to post The Keeper Of The Stars, but he posted it first.. *Giggles*
I hope to have many more nights like this...
Love, Hugs, and Kisses,
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4800 West 92nd Avenue Westminster, CO 80031
Home | Explore Westminster | Arts | Public Art | Promise of the Prairie
Location: City Hall, 4800 West 92nd Avenue, south side of the bell tower.
Artist: George W. Lundeen, Loveland, Colorado (website).
Year Installed: 1993.
How Acquired: Donated by J. M. Sullivan.
Comments: A frontier family looks pensively to the horizon. The plaque states "Our hope, our vision of tomorrow is only fulfilled by the strong resolve of our families. Donated by J. M. Sullivan, June 18, 1993."


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Serve with traditional food such as shepherd's pie, gratins, stews, grilled meats, rib of beef, steak au poivre or loin of lamb.
The wines, which are soberly and authenticly presented, have won praise from the press throughout the world for their excellent quality, placing them in a class of their own.
Created by nature and the work of talented men and women, "Les Jamelles" wines offer a real handcrafted quality..the simplicity of authentic products..a different spirit.


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"It's a good starting point..."
- Work/Life Balance
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I have been working at Planned Parenthood full-time (More than a year)
There is a well-defined scope of practice dictated by written protocols.
Good pay/benefits.
Fairly good orientation for new medical staff.
The management is HORRIBLE!!!!!
Clinic managers are hardly ever in their office. It is not helpful for managers to be working from home or at off-site business meetings all the time. They should be working on the floor, managing.
No one cares about your outside life. They will over-schedule as many patients as they need to get their numbers for the week. They don't care if you stay late 1-2 hours every day, or get screamed at because patients are waiting for 3-4 hours out front. You get questioned for staying late to see all the patients and finish your work, but if you don't stay until every single patient is seen then you get yelled at.
Your opinion doesn't matter. You get the impression it might when you have long business meetings and management appears to be taking notes on your suggestions, but nothing ever changes. They do not come up with logical solutions to problems. And if you suggest one, they will come up with a different one just so they can use their own ideas.
They waste so much money on administrative traveling, director lunches, unnecessary commuting, yet they're quick to fire employees to make budget cuts.
Advice to Management
You are killing the very planned parenthood mission you pretend to stand for.
All employees should be treated with respect. If you rewarded your good employees you wouldn't have such high turnover.
It's sad they will never get it!!! And the patients and hard-working employees are the ones at suffer.
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PPIL is a state-wide organization and serves many different groups - urban, suburban, and rural patients. It is an important safety-net provider.
It doesn't seem to matter whether you are super-competent or completely incompetent - you will be laid off or asked to leave at about the 2 year mark, sometimes earlier. The only people that stay are the VP level people. This means that at the service level there is constant turnover and there are always people in training who don't know the process.
Also the administrative office has an entrenched, isolated, toxic workplace culture.
Advice to Management
Sometimes line staff have good ideas, and people who go to work in the office building don't understand the stress at Aurora or Near North clinics.
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I worked at Planned Parenthood full-time (More than a year)
Hi energy coming out of certain areas
Never boring due to constant fire drills and changing priorities
Addictive culture for those that are natural workaholics
Lots of very nice, super intelligent people with good intentions (mostly)
What starts at the top - trickles down. Starting with the Executive Team - there is no genuine consensus or alignment between leadership and their respective areas, which results in such waste of time, money, energy and underutilized resources. The problem seems to be recognized, but no real effort is ever put towards doing anything about it.
Politics and agenda setting are overwhelming, favoritism runs rampant, financial accountability is completely absent and totally unenforced, and there are turf wars going on amongst the senior levels that the folks who actually do the work have to pay the price for. As result - there's morale issues and constant turnover at the true work levels. The culture feels like being back in High School at times, with all of the gossipy back-stabbing and undermining of work that goes on.
Good intentions (which are entirely legit) do not make up for a lack of pure functional expertise. Passion does not excuse a complete void of business intelligence when you're wasting precious budget dollars that were sourced from charitable giving - that could be used to support the services at the health centers.
Advice to Management
Overall to management - Recognize the need to step aside if you don't have the ability to make decisions based on having the right type of management experience.
From the top down - clean house and reset the stage. Cecile is an awesome CEO in the very classic sense. She is focused on being the face of the org from a press standpoint, and is VERY good at it! However she should hire someone to focus on improving the actual business profitability of the organization, knows how to efficiently set priorities and plans, and has a vision for how to bring things into the 21st century.
Cut down on the number of "assistants" being constantly hired, do your own admin work, and instead try hiring SME across vital areas. Empower staff versus always micro-managing the details, who end up being reduced down to order takers.
Do not rank personal ego above the actual dedication to mission on a daily basis. Treat others as you would want to be treated yourselves.


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Estimate of the total time for family in hours per week and duration.
Estimate of cost to family per session/item or week.
What is it?
Daily Life Therapy is an educational program offered in some purpose-built schools overseas to help children with autism develop living skills, self-esteem, physical strength, stamina and coordination. The program provides regular curricular teaching with an emphasis on stimulating learning through art, music and drama.
Who is it for?Daily Life Therapy can be used for children with autism, especially those preparing to enter mainstream schools. Students taking medication are not permitted to join the program.
What is it used for?
To teach children with autism to focus their attention, control their movements and stabilise their moods.
Where does it come from?
Daily Life Therapy (also known as the Higashi School) was developed in the early 1960s by a Japanese educator as a method for teaching children with autism.
What is the idea behind it?
Daily Life Therapy takes a holistic view, looking at the relationship between the mind, body and spirit. By providing gentle, systematic guidance in a school setting, it helps children with autism develop confidence and self-esteem by increasing their independence in using daily living skills.
Physical exercise plays a key role in the program. The idea is that physical activity reduces anxiety, aggression, sleeplessness and self-stimulatory behaviours.
The theory also asserts that by gaining control over their bodies, children learn to cooperate and coordinate efforts with other students. This is a way for them to develop social and communication skills.
What does it involve?
Delivered as a residential or a day program, the curriculum is based on children's age rather than developmental level. This is to help with integration into mainstream school.
Children learn skills and are given responsibility for chores at a young age. When they're older, they take part in various occupational training courses.
Daily Life Therapy focuses on arts, rigorous physical exercise, group-based instruction, learning through imitation and highly structured routine activities. There is also strict control of inappropriate and challenging behaviours.
Cost considerations
Daily Life Therapy is not offered in Australia, so no information about costs is available.
Does it work?
This therapy has not yet been rated.
Who practises this method?There is no formal training for professionals to practise Daily Life Therapy.
Parent education, training, support and involvement
The program offers a family support service, which includes parent training and involvement in regularly scheduled meetings. Parents are expected to continue the program during holiday periods.
Where can I find a practitioner?
Daily Life Therapy is currently available only at the Boston Higashi School in Massachusetts, USA, the Horizon School, Rugeley, UK, and the Musashino Higashi Gakuen, Tokyo, Japan.
Kurtz, Lisa A. (2008) Understanding controversial therapies for children with autism, attention deficit disorder, and other learning disabilities: A guide to complementary and alternative therapies. Athenaeum Press: Gateshead.
Larkin, A. S., & Gurry, S. (1998). Brief report: Progress reported in three children with autism using daily life therapy. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 28(4), 339-342.
National Autism Center (2009). National Standards Report – Addressing the need for evidence-based practice guidelines for Autism Spectrum Disorders. Massachusetts: National Autism Center.
Richardson, H., & Langley, T. (1997). The potential benefits of daily life therapy for children with autism. International Journal of Autism, 1(2), 237.
Roberts, J.M.A., & Prior, M. (2006). A review of the research to identify the most effective models of practice in early intervention for children with autism spectrum disorders. Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing, Australia.


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Still no timetable for returning Boeing 787 to flight
By James Topham
TOKYO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japanese regulators have joined their U.S. counterparts in all but ruling out overcharged batteries as the cause of recent fires on the Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner, which has been grounded for a week with no end in sight.
Solving the battery issue has become the primary focus of the investigation, though the head of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday there are still no firm answers as to the cause and no clear timetable yet for returning the plane to flight.
Meanwhile, as deliveries of the cutting-edge passenger jet back up, a key Chinese customer lamented the delays and said its growth plans were being hampered by its inability to get the planes on time.
Regulators grounded the Dreamliner on January 16 after a series of safety incidents, including battery fires on planes in the United States and Japan. The Japanese incident forced a plane to make an emergency landing.
Last weekend the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said the fire on a Japan Airlines Co Ltd 787 in Boston was not due to excess voltage, and on Wednesday, Japanese officials all but ruled it out for the incident on an All Nippon Airways Co Ltd plane there.
"On the surface, it appears there was no overcharging," said Norihiro Goto, chairman of the Japan Transport Safety Board, at a media briefing.
"The fact that such electrical system-related incidents would occur consecutively, purely from my perspective, could not have been expected. We are finding it difficult trying to figure out what kind of investigative stance we should take."
Late Wednesday, the NTSB said more tests are underway on the battery damaged in the Boston fire, including CT scans of the individual cells. The board's chairman, Deborah Hersman, is due to provide a fuller update Thursday. Continued...


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Deck the layouts with these teeny stickers...falalalalalalalala
I just got them and did a Christmas layout just so I could use them ("Recipe for Instant Santa" in my gallery). I've seen them in so many layouts and actually thought people were making them..then I saw products listed on a layout and realized that this product exists. I like that there are sooooo many of them. I've got plain white too and can't wait to get some black ones. I just apply them with my tweezers and they STAY...but can be easily moved too...important to me cuz I am always moving stuff around on my layouts...even after I think I'm done.
Without a doubt I can't live without these stickers. I've now collected all the colors as they are a must have! I love that Making Memories realizes we love these and changes the colors and designs to work with different themes. Definitely a good buy!
i am using exclusively for my homemade calendars. fits perfectly inside those little squares as title for birthdays or holidays, etc.


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Need help figuring out a coolant leak (see pic)
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I noticed my coolant light came on a week or so ago, so I filled it up and didn't have any other issues until it came on again yesterday. After driving for a couple miles it went off. I topped off the coolant in the car and watched for any signs of leakage. Well I found some after pulling out of a parking spot. I took this pic, forgive the quality, and noticed liquid near what I believe is the lower radiator hose and some sort of sensor. Any ideas on what would need to be replaced? Thanks for the help E46 community.
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Hi Kevin, this leak is extremely common. I always replace the lower radiator hose and the sensor, although it is possible to get away with just replacing the sensor. The hose is fairly simple to change.
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- Anonymous
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Loved the location and was perfect for a nice break from hostel life and traveling. Proper holiday experience. Though I do wish it had a kitchen.
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- England, Female, 18-24
- Novice Nomad
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Really warm lovely host, atmosphere very homely which was lovely to come back to, but not a traveller atmosphere of that's what you're looking for. Definitely very relaxing. Great location and air conditioning was really good (which we found is rare in Croatia). We had a lovely stay
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- Avid Traveller
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Very friendly owner with good advices, the location cannot be better than this apartment, but, but, as everywhere in Split in July : 70 euros a night is just taking the more money you can from tourists
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- USA, Female, 25-30
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Perfect little room with a beautiful view in an amazing location. Right outside the walls of the old city and only about a ten minute walk from the train station. Very clean. The room is in a home owned by a sweet lady who is very helpful. If you have a heavy suitcase, be aware that there are A LOT of stairs, but her son carried our bags for us on the way in and out.
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This is a discussion on Uppipe Question within the Engine Modifications forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Originally Posted by Drews CEL* and sensor* Your posts can be pretty painful to read. Seriously what are you 10? ...
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Resident Clubdub Debbie Downer. I'd love your ideas if you kept them to yourself. Subarus suck, get a new wife.
Never argue with idiots. They'll drag you to their level and beat you with experience.
Again at least I gave him my experience/op(opinion).. But thanks for your helpful criticism my friend .
EDIT: ON a side note I would recommend if he wants a header in the future just to wait and get the entire setup.. Save some money.. But if he plans on going the PNP setup then just go grimmspeed. And Use an up-pipe like the one I purchased or any other reputable brand.
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False. Back in 2002 I gutted the stock up pipe and returned the sensor to its original location.. After about 300 miles I got a CEL for "EGT sensor low input". Which makes perfect sense because with the catalytic converter removed exhaust gas temperatures at the OEM sensor location are lower, so much so that it puts it out of the predefined range (on the low end) for CEL trigger in the OEM map.
There's no reason to install the factory EGT sensor in once you have removed the catalytic converter (it's just reintroducing another point of failure that can cause something to get sucked into the turbine). Any uppipe that includes an EGT bung should be plugged, and the resistor fix should be performed. I disable any EGT sensor DTCs with any car I tune that has a catted uppipe, but I still advise the owner to perform the mechanical fix as well.Originally Posted by MainFrame
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There's one reason.. you're at your buddy's house out in bfe and the only thing you have that will screw into the bung is the sensor.. I would imagine without it the exhaust leak would be pretty bad.
But yeah, that's the wrong place to put an EGT sensor anyways, so the best thing to do is get rid of it.


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Cliftonville and Glentoran battle for cup success
Strikers Andy Waterworth and Liam Boyce tell Stuart McKinley they plan to stay in the driving seat at Windsor
Stuart McKinley: What does it mean to you to be in the final of the Irish Cup?
Liam Boyce: In my first season at Cliftonville, in 2009, I had to sit on the bench and watch the team get beaten by Crusaders. I could see what it meant to people – seeing players frustrated and in tears after it. It shows how much it meant and we'll be trying to right the wrongs on Saturday. It would mean everything to us to win it. We've had a great season so far and we already have two trophies. To complete the treble and become legends at the club would be unbelievable.
Andy Waterworth: I feel very privileged to be in the final. It's the one spectacle that I would watch every year ever since I was young. My mates would watch the FA Cup final, but I would never miss the Irish Cup final and it's great to be in my first final as a player. I have mates who have played in finals and have winner's medals, they say it's the best day out and if you win it obviously it's the best day. To win it would be brilliant and I'd love to be able to say I've done it.
SM: Do you have any superstitions or lucky charms that you'll be taking into the final?
AW: I always put on my left sock and left boot before my right sock and right boot. I have tried to come away from superstitions, I found that I had too many and in the end I was concentrating more on superstitions than I was actually on playing, but that's one that has always remained. I like to go out third in the line too. It's Elliott Morris, Jay Magee and then me.
LB: I have too many to even talk about. I have certain places I like to stand in the changing room and walking out I like to have two people behind me in the line.
SM: Which of your team-mates will be the most nervous on Cup final day?
LB: Probably Joe Gormley because he's really quiet. He shouldn't be nervous after the last final when he scored two goals, but he is just that kind of person, he's often nervous. He must just thrive on it and play better because he was unbelievable in the final against Crusaders.
AW: Jason Hill. Although he's one of the most experienced players the way he approaches games he is very focused and very hard on himself. You can't always read what people are thinking inside, but he always seems to be the most nervous.
SM: What's your manager's favourite saying?
AW: Liam has probably heard Eddie Patterson say it when he was at Cliftonville. He always says: "There is an excuse for not playing well, but there is no excuse for not working hard." It's drummed into my head now.
LB: Tommy Breslin doesn't really have a catchphrase or something that he says all the time, but he always says 'hey' at the end of every sentence. Peter Murray always swears in every sentence.
SM: There has been a lot of speculation about where you are going to be next season. How do you deal with that?
LB: I try to ignore it. I don't read papers, but people still talk to me and say 'I hear you're going here, or you're going there.' I just take it as a compliment because obviously you are doing something right if people are wanting you and you're being talked about in papers.
AW: I'm flattered by the interest. I'm in a scenario where I'm coming to the end of the season and the end of a contract and there may have been no interest. I've said that I am going to wait until the end of the season. This is the Cup final and it's important that I have the right preparation and don't think about anything else.
SM: You have both played full-time football outside of the Irish League before coming back, did you come back a better player?
AW: I don't know if I came back a better player. I went away and I was very homesick. I maybe should have stuck it out, but I didn't and I came back and to go from a full-time professional set-up to come back to playing part-time took a long time to adjust.
I think it took me a long time, maybe two years to get back to where I was.
LB: I think I came back a better player technically and I use my brain more now. I have developed more physically because I was only young when I left, but coming from training every day to coming back to the Irish League, it took me six months before I was able to do anything. I couldn't kick back doors for six months.
SM: Is this the best season of your career?
LB: It's the best of my career to date, but hopefully there are some better ones to come.
AW: I'd say it's definitely my favourite year in football and I hope that scoring in the Irish Cup final caps it off.
SM: You are the only two players to have scored 20 league goals this season, will we get goals in the final?
AW: I think we are the two best teams to watch. Cliftonville are the benchmark this year and attacking wise they are very, very good. They have Liam Boyce and Joe Gormley and I think that Diarmuid O'Carroll is absolute quality too. They have options everywhere and they get goals from everywhere. I would hope that there are goals in the final and it's not one where it's built up for goals and it ends up a drab game – but I would take a 1-0 win or even a win on penalties.
LB: It seems like every match we've played over the last year has had a lot of goals in it and we average about four goals a game on Sky. We beat Glentoran 4-1 and they beat us 3-0 recently so it's all written for there to be goals. We have the best defensive record and theirs is good too, so hopefully we can keep a clean sheet and if we have to, we'll grind out a 1-0 win.
SM: Who's going to win the Irish Cup?
AW: We're going to go in very confident, but we will be underdogs. We are playing the champions and we will give them the respect that they deserve. I am confident that we can win it.
LB: On paper we've been the best team this year and people will expect us to run away with it, but Cup finals are totally different. They are pressure situations and it's about who handles the pressure the best.
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There's been a big stink in India recently.
The Delhi-based Center for Science and Environment reported earlier this month that samples of Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO ) and Pepsi (NYSE: PEP ) products had tested positive for high levels of pesticides. The revelation has brought protests against the companies, bottle-smashing demonstrations (yep, they actually still have glass bottles there), and investigations by India's parliament. The row has also caused consumption rates for these companies' products to plunge by more than 40% in India, which boasts the world's second-largest population.
However, an Indian government panel yesterday reported that its own tests of 12 samples showed that all met Indian standards, although nine of them would fail European Union levels for pesticides. Parliament has ordered a different set of tests, which will be completed in November.
In the meantime, all of the taps for Coke and Pepsi products have been turned off. This includes Thums Up, an Indian soda that dominated the market prior to the arrival of Coke and Pepsi and which is now a Coca-Cola product.
The authors of the original report stress that their targets were not Coke and Pepsi, but rather the Indian government. I guess they just have bad aim.
Indian regulations for the water used in soft drinks are not at all descriptive, and state just that "potable water" be used. The most economic route is to use tap water, running it through a filtration system. Both Coke and Pepsi have strenuously challenged the center's findings, but Pepsi has made the flanking move of announcing that all its fountain drinks now be made with mineral, not tap, water.
While the cost to Coke and Pepsi have been severe for the Indian market, it must be stressed that this is not a large component of each company's sales, despite the country's billion-plus population. Still, both companies have an incredible amount of equity built up in their brands; in no way should they allow the Indian market to slip away due to scandal, nor risk the taint to cross into other countries.
This may be a tempest in a teapot. Or another one of those fear-mongering publicity stunts. But it's something that both companies need to fight both vigorously and diplomatically.


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Given the hype you might be forgiven for mistaking HTML5 as the 2nd coming. But all joking aside this is a significant step for the web but what does it really offer web developers? Well this is a question that I feel is answered in HTML5 Up and Running.
First thing to point out is that this book at just under 200 pages, is not an in-depth coverage of all the new features coming with HTML5. But if you're like me and only want a quick overview to catch-up with current developments in HTML5 this could be the book for you.
I found this book written and presented in a very clear and friendly manner that made reading the book enjoyable. The author Mark Pilgrim and there is a little IE bashing but nothing over the top. While reading it is important to remember that many aspects of HTML5 are still in development and are therefore subject to change. Having said this I still think this book is useful. One criticism that I did have is I felt there was rather too much coverage of the media aspects such as audio and video, this criticism could be attributed to the type of apps that I find myself building most often.
Personally I enjoyed the coverage on Microdata and felt it gave me a nice introduction to get up and running with this feature. Other useful chapters included the new forms input types and the new tags such as <header>, <article> and <footer>. Other topics were interesting and well covered.
HTML5 is still evolving but this is a book that could help you catch up quickly but rather than just taking my word for it you can read the book online for free at: http://diveintohtml5.org/
I'm a fan of the effective series of books (Effective Java, Effective C# etc.)and was therefore looking forward to this book hoping to pick u a few gems I'd yet to discover. To be blunt I was disappointed. The book is well written and concise, however having done considerable Java development I found this book more of a nostalgic reminder of the advances Java had given us when it first appeared in the late nineteen nineties.
I think this book might be of use to somebody newer to the Java language who has already gotten to grips with the basics of the language as it does cover many of the topics I found I had already learnt with a combination of playing with the language and reading during my early days programming Java. However for those more experienced I think Effective Java would be a better investment of your time as I feel any reasonably experienced Java developer will find very little new information in this book.
Following on from "97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know" and the less heard of "97 Things Every Project Manager Should Know" is this book full of 97 things we programmers should know. Born from the same community process this book contains insight from many of today's best developers cutting code day after day.
Like the other books in this series this book is extremely well written and presented in a very digestible format as each of the 97 points has a maximum of two pages. This has lead to a book that is very easy to pick up and read cover to cover while community to work or even reading one or two points while waiting for a build to complete.
Alongside being a really easy to read book it is also an excellent reference book and thanks to the well laid out table of contents which can be flicked through very quickly this is a book that can be used easily to help resolve the occasional cubical dispute.
Some of the topics will seem blatantly obvious while other topics were thought provoking and will maybe bring things more to your attention that you were subconsciously doing. The book isn't as hard core as other classic titles such as The Pragmatic Programmer, Code Complete and the Art of Computer Programming, I still feel that this is a book that every programmer should have a go at reading. It isn't that expensive and it's a very easy read so it won't take up too much of you time and you'll probably pick up a few things to think about will knocking out code.
On a recent trip to London I had a bit of time to wander round the Barbican's art gallery. In there, there's loads of interesting designs for things from seats to buildings. However one of the most interesting things I found was in the gift shop. It's a small book with a relatively plain cover, however the very title just jumped out at me "It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be". The very attitude in this title made it jump out more than any fancy cover every could have.
Steve Jobs once talked about 'how the original Macintosh designers had read 'beautiful books', well in my opinion this book could fall into such a category. It's the prefect combination of simple witty writing combined with attractive fonts and good use of pictures and colours.
Although the author is from a marketing background there is advice here that's applicable to anyone from any field especially IT. We all want to improve our ability as programmers well this quote from the book is very relevant to us "Firstly you need to aim beyond what you are capable of."
Another useful comment relates to criticism "It is quite easy to get approval if we ask enough people, or if we ask those who are likely to tell us what we want to hear" it goes on to point out how we edit out the bad so that all we hear is the good stuff that keeps us feeling warm and fuzzy. This book comes from the perspective of delivering something graphical to a customer and handling that customer, see an similarities in what we do?
I'll leave you now with my favourite line from the book "If you can't solve a problem, it's because you're playing by the rules".
Software development to me is a career that offers an excellent opportunity to be passionate about what you do. On the flip side it's also easy to slip into a mundane routine buried beneath layers of bureaucracy in which case your passion fades and instead to the outstanding career you dreamed of you become an average programmer drifting from day to day ticking boxes to climb a corporate ladder in the belief that titles and promotion are the keys to a safe job and happiness. Often this is not the case many climb the ladder only to find that they were only really happy while writing code.
If this sounds familiar this is a book you must read! In the music industry recording artists constantly reinvent themselves to stay relevant in modern times, this is what has separated the one hit wonders from musical legends that last for decades constantly massing new fans and producing new material. The same rings true with software development. The book has an example of a person pinning their entire career on becoming a J2EE architect the book points out do you really want to pigeonhole yourself into a specific technology from one specific company?
Another thing developers my fret about is loosing their jobs to cheaper overseas competition, the book offers very good advice to this prospect by reminding us that the rapid changing nature of IT was why many of us got into programming in the first place due to the constant challenge of learning something new. The book suggests embracing the change to hone your skills and constantly critique where you're at so that you can be ready for the next change. Just as a company wouldn't try and sell outdated stock make sure your not caught trying to sell yourself based outdated or unsellable skills.
The author Chad has a very clear writing style and his analogies between his career as a programmer and his earlier days as a Jazz musician are informative and an enlightened way to look at our careers as software developers. I can't recommend the book highly enough its full of excellent advice and is a very easily read book that won't take too much of your time but will give you so much.
The book will help you get into the mindset of always looking to improve adding value to yourself in such away that the outstanding career you dreamed of can become a reality. As the saying goes "A rolling stone gathers no moss" ensure you're not gathering moss.
Buy this book!! I can't emphasis that enough, this book is clear advice on how to got about starting up a project and growing it from your pet project to a product that you can be passionate about and make work for you as a business.
This is not a very wordy book and as a result it's a book you can read very quickly, each point the authors whish to raise is presented in only a few pages at most with quit large clean fonts that are easy on the easy on your eyes. But don't for one minute think that the larger font and the cut down content leads to a book that contains less advice. The complete opposite is the case the authors have basically produced a book with no cr@p!! As they say themselves in the introduction that the reader will thank them for the stuff they left out, I really do thank them for this, the book is perfect.
As Seth Godin said in his review stop reading and go buy ReWork.
One of the books that made it onto my seemingly never ending reading list was The Productive Programmer by Neal Ford. At only 190 pages it doesn't look too intimidating to start with and on closer inspection you find this is indeed the case. Neal Ford has produced a well written text that spares waffle and gets straight to the point. It's a book that is very easy to read and difficult to put down.
The book is split into two with part one focusing one mechanics and provides examples of some very useful tools such as JediConcentrate and Launchy. However I must admit I prefer Ghoster as apposed to JediConcentrate for aiding concentration. Along side recommending tools the first section also champions the benefits of scripting languages such as Groovy, PowerShell and Ruby, he gives some interesting examples of splitting SQL files and automating various other tasks. However I personally would stress the need to be compident with regular expressions along with a scripting language.
Some of the examples in the second section give examples in Java this could lead to the book being seen as a Java orientated book, however nothing could be further from the truth. This books contains lots of useful advice that will be of use to all developers. There is a discussion of SLAP (Single Level of Abstraction Principle) which can be applied to all Object-Orientated languages. Other topics include test-driven development, static code analysis and the idea of good citizenship, all of which if nothing else should plant a seed and get you thinking.
The author has a wiki for the book at http://productiveprogrammer.com. The wiki and the book is to raise awareness of how developers can be more productive and allow much smarter people to carry out the conversation. We're all familiar with the acynom YAGNI only in the case of this book it should read You are Going to Need It.
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It hasn't been a great year for Nestle PR Operative John Challinor, who's seen setback after setback in Canada – where municipalities are banning bottled-water sales on city property.
Rather than waltz in, threaten a few jobs, and then misdirect the conversation towards the evils of sugary drinks, Challinor's been running into opinion articles like this:
TheSpec.com – Opinions – Nestle protests bottled-water ban
Councillors were unanimous in their enthusiasm for a ban once problems are resolved, and asked staff for a report by fall on how to do it. Some asked, why go after water bottles only? Why not plastic pop and juice bottles? Staff replied, "You can't turn on a tap and get orange juice or pop. It's a beginning."
Less enthusiastic — downright opposed, actually — was former Milton councillor John Challinor, now Nestle Waters Canada's PR man, who has been travelling the country trying to allay ever-mounting municipal concern. He raised the health and safety issue of disallowing police, fire, and ambulance personnel the use of bottled water. Drinking fountains and refillable bottles aren't practical or sanitary, he said, and referred to the committee's stance as "nothing more than greenwashing, environmental symbolism, and bad public policy." (Nestle's PTTW cost $3,000 for processing fee, and $3.71 per MILLION litres extracted.)
Challinor said most Canadians would take a dim view in these hard economic times of impacting on industry employees "for no good reason."
Let's cite some. How about millions of litres of groundwater pumped from underground aquifers, interfering with groundwater flow. How about huge costs, and greenhouse gas emissions, of producing and shipping to distant store shelves — I've seen Ontario water in Arizona.
Councillor Rick Craven cited a figure of 250 times the energy to produce bottled water over municipal water, and Peter Thoem thought staff was being too timid in its recommendation.
It goes on, but suffice it to say that Nestle has suffered significant reversals in Canada, and while they like to pretend that such setbacks are minor, the cumulative effect is becoming significant.


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BitDefender Total Security 2010
REVIEW DATE : August 17, 2009
PROS: Excellent malware detection, antiphishing. Accurate spam filter. Multiple interfaces for different users. Unusually good parental controls. Comprehensive privacy protection. Local and online backup. Remote monitoring and management.
Tech gurus, soccer moms, Halo addictseveryone needs security software. But a solution for one group may not suit another, unless it's BitDefender Total Security 2010 ($79.95 direct for 3 licenses). This suite has three completely different interfaces for users of different skill levels, with special support for parents and gamers, but offers powerful protection across the board.
Questions during installation determine the initial mode. In Expert mode, all program settings and features are immediately available. Intermediate mode offers a status dashboard plus tabs for security, tune-up, backup, and network management. Novice mode has no tabs, just big buttons to scan for viruses and check updates plus a third button that launches backup, game mode, or parental controls, depending on the profile. For this review, I cast modesty to the wind and left the product in Expert Mode.
All three modes include a high-level settings window that shows the status of all the components and lets you turn them on and off. The "Fix All Issues" button fixes any configuration problems. Interestingly, BitDefender lets you configure just what triggers that warning. Last year I griped that the suite's controls offered no visible response to a click; they do now.
Installation Tribulations
I went back and forth with tech support, running diagnostic utilities, sending logs, and launching the purpose-built scripts and tools they supplied. In the end, I completed all 12 installations, but I wouldn't wish this experience on the average user.Next: Good Ratings
Good Ratings
Magdeburg-based AV-Test rated BitDefender Very Good (the best rating) at proactive malware detection. The product rated Good for malware detection, fast response time and (in a departure from the other labs) low false positives. AV-Test rated its scan speed merely Satisfactory and slapped it with a Poor rating for spyware detection. This test used the 2009 edition; BitDefender expects better results in the next round.
Great Malware Detection
BitDefender left behind executable files for a third of the threats, with two of those still running. It also left tons of file and Registry traces. Even so, it scored 7.5 out of 10, beaten to date only by Panda Global Protection 2009 (with 7.7) and the beta version of Norton Internet Security 2010 (with 8.0). In a separate test using commercial keyloggers, its score of 6.8 points tied with the Norton beta for first place.
Looking just at rootkits (whether malware or keyloggers), BitDefender detected 88 percent and scored 5.5 points, a hair below average. Considering rogue security software (scareware) it scored 6.7, a full point above average. However, the Norton Internet Security 2010 beta, Panda, Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.36 and eScan Internet Security Suite 10 all scored above 7 against scareware.Next: Effective Malware Blocking
Effective Malware Blocking
This multilayered approach was seriously effective. BitDefender wiped out three-quarters of my malware samples as soon as I opened the containing folder. I launched the rest and noted the product's reactions. It detected 97 percent of all the threats and completely blocked installation for most of them. Its score of 9.4 on this test ties that of Prevx 3.0. Only the Norton Internet Security 2010 beta (with 9.6 points) scored higher. Impressive!
BitDefender scored 5.5 points in the separate keylogger blocking test, a bit below average. BitdDefender's score of 7.2 for rootkit blocking was better and, like the beta of Norton Internet Security 2010, Panda Cloud Antivirus, and Webroot AntiVirus with AntiSpyware 6.1, it aced the scareware blocking test with 10.0.
I tried redownloading all of the malware samplesthose whose URLs still function, anyway. BitDefender didn't block the URLs as malicious, but it did wipe 40 percent of the samples as soon as they started to download.
This is a decided improvement over last year, although BitDefender still needs to do a more thorough job cleaning up the malware it finds. To read more about my testing, go to How We Test Anti-malware.
BitDefender Total Security 2010 Antimalware Chart
Simple, Accurate Spam Filtering
Unlike Kaspersky Internet Security 2010, BitDefender's antispam module doesn't insist on Bayesian training before use, although training is recommended. Though I didn't have time to train it, the spam filter performed admirably. Like Kaspersky, it didn't block a single valid personal message, nor did it block any valid bulk messages. But where Kaspersky let half the undeniable spam into the inbox, BitDefender blocked all but 13 percent. This is quite impressive for spam filtering in a suite, and BitDefender did the job without noticeably slowing the e-mail download process. To learn more about my testing, read "How we test Antispam."Next: Typical Firewall
BitDefender Total Security 2010 Anti-malware Chart
Typical Firewall
When Internet access is restricted to authorized programs, the bad guys get sneaky and try to manipulate or masquerade as authorized programs. I challenged BitDefender with a collection of leak testsinnocuous programs that demonstrate these sneaky techniques. Initially, the firewall didn't block any. After I turned on Intrusion Detection and set the firewall for strict rules, it blocked all the tests, but the firewall displayed a lot more pop-ups. I was confused enough that I accidentally disabled Internet Explorer along with one test.
I tested the program's response to exploits generated by the Core IMPACT penetration tool using this same cranked-up firewall protection. None of the exploits succeeded in planting an agent on the test system, but neither did BitDefender report on their activity. I like to know when I'm being attacked, so I prefer the detailed reporting Norton offers.
Malware won't disable BitDefender's firewall. Try as I might, I couldn't terminate its processes, disable its services, or tweak it to "off" in the Registry. It's well-protected. This is a good standard firewall, doing its basic job without the added intelligence found in products like Norton 360 Version 3.0, Kaspersky, and others.Next: Some Performance Drag
Some Performance Drag
Where Kaspersky slowed the zip/unzip test by 28 percent, BitDefender had a greater impact54 percent. But it more than doubled the time for that test last year.
The first full scan with BitDefender took 40 minutes on my standard clean test system; the average is closer to 30 minutes. Because BitDefender uses an intelligent activity-based system to avoid unnecessarily rescanning files, subsequent scans took just a couple minutes.
BitDefender's showing in my performance tests was significantly better than last year, but the bar has also been raised. In any case, the product manager was very clear: In a trade-off between better threat detection and better performance, BitDefender will choose detection every time. For more information about my testing, read "How We Test Security Suites for Performance."
BitDefender Total Security 2010 Performance Chart
Surprisingly Good Parental Controls
Web site filtering is browser-independent, and the application blocker isn't fooled by renaming or moving the blocked application. However, changing the system clock will fool the time scheduler. Also, a smart kid can evade Web site blocking using an anonymizing HTTPS proxy. I didn't notice the Web site false positives I observed last year, and BitDefender now logs all web sites visited by users subject to parental control.
K7 TotalSecurity Version 10.0, eScan, and a number of other suites tack on a primitive parental control module just to say they have the feature. BitDefender actually offers a parental control system comparable with some standalone productsa big improvement over last year.Next: Comprehensive Privacy Protection
Comprehensive Privacy Protection
BitDefender Total Security 2010 Antiphishing Chart
Many suites implement private data protection, preventing transmission of user-specified data via Web forms, e-mail, or IM. BitDefender's implementation is the most flexible and comprehensive of any I've seen, with features no others have. For example, you can protect a specific item for yourself, for all users, or for Limited users (handy for keeping the kids from giving out your home address or phone).
K7 and McAfee Total Protection 2009, among others, reveal your stored private data to anyone with administrator access to the suite. BitDefender encrypts the stored data and never displays itthat's certainly more secure.
Also under the privacy umbrella are Registry, Cookie, and Script control, disabled by default. When you enable this feature, you'll get a pop-up the first time a program or Web site makes a change in the specified area. This is for the high-end tech-heads; most people won't want the pop-ups.
Backup and Tuneup Tools
Among BitDefender's tune-up tools are a disk defragmenter, a file cleanup tool, and a Registry cleaner. The Registry cleaner identifies useless and erroneous Registry entries and removes them, with an option to reverse the operation if a problem arises.
For safety, the duplicate file finder now ignores zero-byte files, Windows files, and anything in the Program Files folder. It will still offer to delete duplicate files that actually need to be present in each user account, however. If you must use it, set it globally for "No Action" and review the results individually.Next: Network Manager and More
Network Manager and More
I haven't begun to exhaust this suite's security-related features. Its vulnerability scan will find missing patches and misconfigured security settings. It can encrypt Yahoo or Windows Live IM conversations (if both users have BitDefender). File Vault encryption keeps your files safe; secure deletion (shredding) destroys them when necessary. Automatic Game Mode prevents BitDefender from interfering with games. It will automatically scan removable drives when you mount them, notify you when a new computer joins the wireless network, skip tasks if your laptop is running on batteries, and more.
BitDefender Total Security 2010 is especially good at malware detection and offers better antispam, parental control, and privacy protection than most suites. It offers a ton of bonus features, all security-related and truly useful. It impacts performance more than, say, Norton, but it's a very good choice for all-around protection.
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Go Inside the Mind of Jackie Kennedy Onassis in Alma H. Bond's JACKIE O: ON THE COUCH
Jackie O: On The Couch, Inside the mind and life of Jackie Kennedy Onassis (Bancroft Press) is a fascinating, fictionalized biography by psychoanalyst and longtime student of Jackie lore, Dr. Alma H. Bond. An expert combination of meticulous research and scholarly understanding of the human mind, this read allows a secret look at Jackie - like listening and watching her privately reveal her innermost thoughts and feelings to her therapist - and gives us a glimpse into a woman whose life and very presence captivated the world.
Jackie O, the first in Dr. Bond's On the Couch series, not only gives us insight into the enigma that was Jackie but also explores John F. Kennedy's background and the ways it affected his marriage. Jackie's deep love for Jack, the cat and mouse game he played before their engagement, his early inattentiveness, and the difficult years they spent together, along with details of his outrageous womanizing and their happier times at the White House late in the marriage are viewed through her eyes. A poignant description of Jack's assassination and funeral is also recounted. The book is packed with historically correct facts that accurately portray Jackie's uniqueness as well as the politics and intrigue of Washington.
Bond looks into the widow Jackie's need for Aristotle Onassis; debunking the idea that she married Ari purely for his money, and, says Bond, "discloses previously unknown graphic details of Jackie's sexual awakening." The joyful early years are captured and the gradual collapse of the marriage and Ari's death. Jackie's successful entry into the publishing world and how the work helped to define her follows. A new Jackie emerges, who probably is closer to the one she would have become had she not been the First Lady.
Jackie's new persona allows her to form the best relationship of her life with the elderly, stout, and adoring Maurice Tempelsman - who gave Jackie the love, devotion and constancy that she never received from either husband. The book follows the progress of the non-Hodgkins lymphoma disease that led to Jackie's death at age 64, and thoughtfully portrays the gamut of emotions from her fierce denial to the gradual acceptance that she would not survive.


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Mark Tornillo Performing at Rock Against Dystrophy
Mark Tornillo Performing at Rock Against Dystrophy
Wolf Hoffmann in Young Guitar Magazine
Wolf Hoffmann in Young Guitar Magazine
Wolf Hoffmann in Young Guitar Magazine.
Purchase Wolf Hoffmann's Headbangers Symphony on Apple iTunes.
ACCEPT's Wolf Hoffmann in BURN! Magazine
ACCEPT's Wolf Hoffmann in BURN! Magazine
ACCEPT's Wolf Hoffmann in BURN! Magazine.
Purchase Wolf Hoffmann's Headbangers Symphony on Apple iTunes.
Wolf Hoffmann in the July 2016 Issue of Sweden Rock Magazine
Wolf Hoffmann in the July 2016 Issue of Sweden Rock Magazine
Wolf Hoffmann in the July 2016 issue of Sweden Rock magazine.
Wolf Hoffmann Music Video for 'Night On Bald Mountain' Revealed; Headbangers Symphony out now!
Wolf Hoffmann Music Video for 'Night On Bald Mountain' Revealed; Headbangers Symphony out now!
"The perfect symbiosis of Teutonic metal and pure classics!"
ROCK IT! (D), Andreas Schöwe
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"Classical music meets metal with a killer sound:
»Headbangers Symphony« is simply a strong record made with all of Hoffmann's trademarks!"
ROCK HARD (I), Andrea Raffaldini
"Soul-touching blend of the great masters of classical and a brisk metal guitar.
Wolf Hoffmann is one of a kind."
SPARK (CZ), Tomáš Vítek
ACCEPT's guitar powerhouse, WOLF HOFFMANN, releases his second solo album today throughNuclear Blast, entitled »Headbangers Symphony«, completely dedicated to the grand classic maestros. To mark the occasion, the brand-new music video for 'Night On Bald Mountain' has been revealed today.
Wolf commented on the video:
"Some ideas devised in a split second can work like a charm, and originally it was like – there's no way you can do that… but I thought WHY NOT?! We had so much fun and it was party time from the first second onwards! I hope that the fans get it: a very hot summer night with friends and music and going a bit over the top… I wish you all could have been there!"Order »Headbangers Symphony« now: http://nblast.de/WolfHoffmannSymphony
Get the digital version here: http://nblast.de/WolfHoffmannDownloads»Headbangers Symphony« – Track Listing:01. Scherzo (L. v. Beethoven)
02. Night On Bald Mountain (M. Mussorgsky)
03. Je Crois Entendre Encore (G. Bizet)
04. Double Cello Concerto in G Minor (A. Vivaldi)
05. Adagio (T. Albinoni)
06. Symphony No. 40 (W. A. Mozart)
07. Swan Lake (P. Tchaikovsky)
08. Madame Butterfly (G. Puccini)
09. Pathétique (L. v. Beethoven)
10. Meditation (J. Massenet)
11. Air On The G String (J. S. Bach)More on »Headbangers Symphony«:
'Scherzo' OFFICIAL TRACK: https://youtu.be/PHlBRrooEH4
Trailer #1: https://youtu.be/89qA_VgP5GM
Trailer #2: https://youtu.be/Ox4w573o5VU
Wolf Hoffmann has a passion. His life-long love and dedication to heavy metal music is documented in dozens of albums spanning four decades with his long time heavy metal bandACCEPT. But beyond heavy metal, Wolf has an incessant craving for the classics, yes, the ones written decades and centuries ago.
Classical music has always been an influence – albeit limited – on ACCEPT's Teutonic approach to rock and heavy metal. However, it wasn't until 1997 during a extended hiatus from ACCEPT, thatWolf Hoffmann finally had the chance to fully explore and fulfill this interest by recording his first astounding solo album »Classical«, a record filled with his rock guitar driven interpretations of some of classical music's most loved compositions.
"I have always incorporated classical music in my songwriting with ACCEPT, especially with »Metal Heart«, but I constantly felt there was so much more that I could do and I did not want to overload ACCEPT or force it in any way. I always knew I could make a whole record of it and that's how the first record »Classical« was born. Even today, fans tell me that they are still listening to it, that's why it is so fantastic now to do another one."
»Headbangers Symphony« is truly a bold statement by a genuine musician who simply refused to rest on his laurels and continues to push and challenge himself.
"I am just so excited about »Headbangers Symphony«. It has taken a long, long time but here we are, it's done, finally!" Wolf is just bursting with vigor as he talks about his latest labor of love. But why now? "It's truly coincidental, after we completed the last ACCEPT tour, I finally had the time to finish it. I started this a few years ago. The early recordings have been sitting in my archives in my home studio for years, almost completed. The reality was that with the continued success of ACCEPT, I was only able to work on it when ACCEPT was not recording or touring."
The prevalent early challenge was to pick the most suitable compositions. This was an exploratory process that only increased Wolf's adoration for the classics. "I always listen to classical music, it's always playing throughout my house. I have a huge collection of classics and as I listen – often at random, I take notes if something truly strikes me. When I notice that this or that could work in a translation to rock or heavy metal, I remember it and I pursue it! This has been going on for a long time!"
There are several reasons for the necessary experimentations that faced Wolf. Most classical compositions were written to be performed by a full orchestra. The fluid timing, those multiple, complex layers and sections that stretched out for lengthy periods, classical music was simply never designed to be played to the rigid beat so prevalent in rock 'n' roll.
»Headbangers Symphony« showcases an overabundance of highly skilled improvisations. Wolftook the main pieces, and then wrote riffs that fit them. Lastly, in the grand hard rock tradition, he layered a guitar solo over it. He shaped the sound into a quite adventurous elegance, but the key themes of the originals remained.
The first volume had a focus on the better known pieces; the second – »Headbangers Symphony« – takes a similar approach. "In general, it does follow the same path," admits Wolf, "but this time I did try to add a couple lesser known compositions. Mostly though, listeners will say, hey, I know that melody… so it's pretty much the same path as the »Classical« record. It was my desire to record melodies I like and melodies people recognise."
Now that the album is done, Wolf is proud looking back and is pleased with this true labour of love; something he has wanted to do since the first record »Classical« came out almost 20 years ago. While ACCEPT's Peter Baltes added several impressive bass lines, and other notable guest musicians made an appearance as well, the bulk of the work was completed by himself and Italian musician and arranger Melo Mafali.
"There are two major categories," Wolf elaborates. "First the heavier stuff like Beethoven, the bombastic, full force epics on which you can simply shred along. Of course then there are the ballads, slower compositions that bring out the deeper feelings in each listener."
The highlights on »Headbangers Symphony« are plentiful and easy to pin point. The album kicks off with 'Scherzo' from the well-known '9th Symphony' by Ludwig v. Beethoven. Many listeners might recognise the opening riff from the ACCEPT song 'Teutonic Terror'. "Back in 2009," Wolf explains, "when we started working on the songs for the »Blood Of The Nations« album, I played the classical demos to our producer Andy Sneap. He liked that riff a lot and insisted on using it for the album. So we wrote 'Teutonic Terror' using this "borrowed" riff."
Other highlights follow in rapid succession: 'Night On Bald Mountain' by Russian composerModest Petrovich Mussorgsky is a very dramatic dark song on the theme of a witches' Sabbath, a perfect fit for Wolf's "metal treatment". 'Symphony No. 40' by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be immediately recognisable. "It's a little more up-tempo, pretty happy, typical for Mozart. Not mean and heavy as most of the other stuff," Wolf points out. Additional highpoints include Wolf's interpretations of such masterworks as Tchaikovsky's 'Swan Lake', 'Pathétique'also from Ludwig v. Beethoven, 'Meditation' from the opera »Thais« by French composerJules Massenet, and of course the aforementioned 'Madame Butterfly'.
All in all, the eleven compositions on »Headbangers Symphony« paint the perfect portrait ofWolf's life-long passion for the classics and his adoration for heavy metal. "I worked so much and so long on this until I felt it was ready. Now it is and I am thrilled and proud. This is my baby, my labour of love, ready for me to set it free."
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In this study we examined the cytotoxic effect of ZnO nanoparticles on various human cancer and normal cells. We found that the ZnO nanoparticles exerted a cytotoxic effect on the human glioma cell lines A172, U87, LNZ308, LN18, and LN229, whereas no cytotoxic effect was observed on normal human astrocytes. Similarly, the ZnO nanoparticles induced cell death in breast and prostate cancer cell lines while no major effect was observed in the respective normal breast and prostate cell lines. Using the fluorescent dye 2,7-dichlorofluorescein diacetate, we found that treatment of the glioma cells with ZnO nanoparticles induced a large increase in the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and treatment of the cells with N-acetyl cysteine decreased the cytotoxic effect of the ZnO nanoparticles. In contrast, a smaller effect on ROS generation was observed in the normal astrocytes. These results suggest that ZnO nanoparticles may be employed as a selective cytotoxic agent for the eradication of cancer cells.


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Don't know much about them M700... Sometimes You Tube has answers.
So... Is this a good compound bow? I know a bit about recurves, having shot the heck out of a pair of them when I was younger, and time to time now that I'm not younger.
This is a compound bow, and I don't know squat about 'em. I think I'm buying one. The seller tells me that the weight is set at 68#, it's got a bow quiver, stabilizer, fancy sight, a case and a couple of dozen arrows. And a release. Never used a release in my life, just fingers.
I didn't have any trouble pulling the bow to full draw. It's actually set up for a guy a few inches taller than me, with longer reach. Once it's drawn back a bit, it of course relaxes and is easier to hold. Kind of cute that way. I'm used to bows that just get harder and harder to pull, the farther I draw them back.
My friend used it to take three deer in the past few years, all mulies. One doe and a couple of bucks. We have a pretty decent archery season here. He's getting out of hunting for now, has a couple of young kids in the house. Wants $300 for the bow, arrows, case and all the attachments.
My archery knowledge is decades old. I haven't bought a bow since 1973 or 1974. What do you guys think?
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Although I can't speak of the Thunderbolt, I got an older PSE Vector . . it has been an excellent bow for about 20 years.
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as long as you can shoot it accurately, you'll probably be OK. Buying a new bow is something best left to pro's or going to pro's. Buying used is buyer beware. I'm a bit different in that I use a bow till its worn out instead of trading every year like so many. I really enjoy it, so will spend the extra to get what I want in comparison to other bows. I did use a PSE and found them to be loud and a bit rough. They also depreciate very quickly. Don't know a thing about the one you're talking about. They do make archery hunting more possible for the masses!
Good luck!
M700 PSE makes very good Compound bows. My best advise would be to go somewhere like Bass pro that has a good assortment of bows and personel there that can find out exactly what you need interms of fit. You can look at a lot of different bows and compare prices.Who knows you may be happy with the PSE. Just remember a bow does'nt have to be exspensive to be efficent. Also the shop personel can help evaluate the PSE. Welcome to a whole new world of shooting. I can still remember my 1st deer taken with a bow. Wow did that really happen.
It depends how old your friend's bow is. The PSE Thunderbolt was made for several years beginning in the 90's. Compound bow technology has evolved drastically in the last few years. Most of the Thunderbolts are not parallel arm bows. The later ones are. I think a parallel arm bow is a must. Mine has no arm shock or arm slap and is very quiet because it is a parallel arm bow. If the Thunderbolt your friend is selling has a "D" shape then it is not a parallel arm bow. I would only buy it if it has a very long riser and short limbs almost 90 degrees from the riser when at rest. I also would not buy a bow with a whisker basket rest. They tear up your arrow fletching. That's what most mid price bows come with. Factor in the cost to change it out with a hostage rest.
I think PSE makes nice bows for the money. I initially wanted a PSE Brute but when I went to Bass Pro to see it and some Bear bows the salesman sold me on the Diamond Outlaw. I'm very glad he did. It's a great bow equal to other mfrs packages that are $200 more. I'm still amazed by it a year and hundreds of shots later.
You will probably want to have the draw length adjusted to fit you. It's usually okay to have a draw length a little too short but it's bad to have a draw length that is too long.
It would probably cost about $500 to replicate the package your friend has with a new bow today with the latest technology and another $100 to $200 for the arrows and broad heads depending upon what he has.
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Thanks for the info guys. My 21 year old son took one look at the bow and all the goodies that came with it and said "That's cool Dad." So - it's his. Early Christmas present or something I guess...
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I've had my '93 STS for abt a year now, and love it. Until abt 3 weeks ago, the only issue I have had involved tires. I am going to list my problems and symptoms chronologically; hopefully, someone can point me in the right direction.
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SES light came on intermittently. Pulled codes and got P041(Cam sensor)
Came and went for abt a week, no other issues.
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Driving home from work, SES light came on,more or less as usual. Stopped for gas,and when I was done, the car would not start. Power everywhere,starter turned,just no fire. Pulled codes,got P041(H),P083(C).After abt 20 minutes the car started, and all was well. Since then, if the car is shut off when the SES light is on, the 20 minutes are required before it will start. Also, the idle speed has started to fluctuate, to the point that the car has stalled a couple of times.Also, my analog tach has stopped functioning.
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Started the car coming home from work.After abt 10 minutes of city driving, I got on an onramp to the highway and immediately after I got on the highway, the engine just quit. No backfire,just quit. Coasted to the side of the road and waited 40 minutes before it would start. More codes:
P023 Electronic Spark Timing (EST) Signal problem
P041 No Cam Reference Signal from Ignition Control Module
P053 Distributor Signal Interrupt
P081 24X Signal problem
P095 Stall detected
Left work again....see above. Car died in EXACTLY the same spot, with the same results. I might add, that the car is not driven all week. I am a trucker, and after parking on Monday, it is not moved until Friday.
Any Ideas?.....How can I diagnose this problem? Is it the ICM?....wiring.....CKM sensors...Cam sensor?
Any help is appreciated
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That code should be P083 24x signal problem
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Contact the real estate management department at the bank. Ask if the property is available for renting and whom you must speak to for further information. Ask the bank representative if the foreclosed property is available for renting, and if so, request the terms and the monthly rent amount. If the lender is using a real estate agency or brokerage service to handle the property, request contact information for the agency.
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I have done a great many googles about this. I find lots about other states but can't find anything about Colorado. I just am curious if anyone knows.
I am a security guard in Colorado. The State of Colorado does not license security guards, but some cities do. The city where I am posted does not. My position is as an unarmed guard and I know that my company does not want an armed unarmed position. But if I ever needed my gun it would be to save my life and I would much rather be alive without a job than dead with a job. So I'm wondering since I have my permit to carry in Colorado if I would be legal with the state laws. I have not found anything in Colorado's firearms laws that say I cannot carry.
I currently keep my gun in my car while I'm at work. But it doesn't do me much good there does it? And concealed is concealed right? But if I had to use it I wouldn't want to jeopardize my permit to carry. But I would rather stay alive at the same time... I'm really in a tough spot here.
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