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Written on: 19/12/2014 by 74Puckett (1 review written)
i didn't have my tickets from ticketola and they have not refunded the money. £144 lost! And they stop returning my mails too!… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/04/2015
Hi 74Puckett. It may have taken longer than you had expected but a refund was made and I'm sure if you check your records you will find that is the case.
Written on: 15/12/2014 by siBullock30 (1 review written)
Bought 3 tickets back in July for a slash concert 2 weeks ago, the tickets never turned up apparently the seller could not be contacted. They tried to source other tickets but failed even though I sourced my own no problem at all. They promised me a refund but have recently been unreachable and ignoring every email I send. I am currently using small claims court to get my money back, never use ticketola!… Read Full Review
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Hi Si Bullock30 . It may have taken longer than you had expected but a refund was made and I'm sure if you check your records you will find that is the case.
Written on: 13/12/2014 by Dadof2 (1 review written)
I purchased tickets at a very reasonable rate. , I then waited for tickets too arrive, as the event got closer I began to worry that I hadn't received tickets so I contacted staff and expressed my concerns ... I had a response within 2 hours and an answer the next day. I was then kept informed about tickets despatch time etc and was relived when they turned up just as staff had assured me they would.. I found the staff genuinely helpful and felt they made a great effort to ensure I was kept… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/12/2014 by CarsenSilva (1 review written)
Bought tickets to Lee Evans, they never showed up, missed his last ever live gig, and despite reassurances still waiting for a refund two weeks down the line. I would never ever use this site again, or recommend it to anyone that I know… Read Full Review
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Hi CarsenSilva. It may have taken longer than you had expected but a refund was made and I'm sure if you check your records you will find that is the case.
Written on: 29/11/2014 by Howardky74 (1 review written)
I bought tickets for Nov Sam Smith concert in June. Shortly before the concert I found out that it is likely that I will not receive the tickets as the buyer went AWOL. Ticketola assured me that they will try and resource the tickets in another way and if not I can receive the refund any time. I gave them the benefit of the doubt to resource tickets other wise. The whole process took a few weeks, during which I had to chase them for updates. Nevertheless, the date of the concert came (7th of… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/12/2014
Don't mess around - take them to the Small Claims Court to obtain your refund. It's a very simple procedure (check online), and you WILL get your refund, plus your court fees and interest at 8%. You can find their address on the Companies House website.
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Thanks for the advice. We would advise the same however we refunded this user some time ago. Ticketola
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Hi Howardky74 It may have taken longer than you had expected but a refund was made and I'm sure if you check your records you will find that is the case. It would be appreciated if you can share this to other readers so they can get the full picture. Thanks Ticketola
Written on: 20/11/2014 by stalkinghorse (1 review written)
Really pleased that I bought these tickets at ticketola as they don't rip you off on booking fees or postage, and the customer service and all round communication from the site is great. I reckon that i'll buy tickets there again and would recommend them for tickets for sold out gigs… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/11/2014
Would 100% recommend ticketola to a friend, whenever I had any queries about my ticket and I emailed ticketola I received a reply straight away! I received my ticket today and so excited to see Kasabian Friday! Yeah job well done guys! Cheers!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/11/2014 by WendyGoode (1 review written)
I wanted to go to kasabian concert and the seller has not sent the tickets. Ticketola has been in contact with me and are looking at alternative dates which means traveling miles. So it is looking like I will not be able to go. Although ticketola is saying that I will get my money back, I am really disappointed as this was a present. We ought to be able to contact the seller direct thought the website to check if the tickets have been sent and give sellers rating similar to eBay! Will not… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/10/2014 by Thegiggoer (1 review written)
Had a bit of trouble with delivery of tickets, but the team at Ticketola were on it and got it sorted. First time I've used the site, would deffo use again!… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/11/2014
Yeah, I've been waiting months for resolution, either tickets or refund. The service has been useless.
Written on: 21/10/2014 by qvMcLeod147 (1 review written)
There were problems with my tickets for Sam Smith concert in the O2 Glasgow. The concert was happening in a few days and I had not received the tickets. I contacted Ticketola and the quickly tried to find out what had happened to the tickets. I got a response quickly. Ticketola discovered that the vendor had sold the tickets at a higher price than I had purchased them. I received a telephone call from someone in Ticetola and they had managed to source tickets for the next Sam Smith concert as… Read Full Review
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ticketola have been absolutely amazing, would highly recommend this ticket agency to anyone! Very, very helpful and will do their absolute best to do everything they possibly can! I am one very happy customer!! Thanks so much again ticketola team :) … Read Full Review
Written on: 13/10/2014
Ticketola are a good company, they really go all out to make sure you are satisfied. I nearly didn't get to go & see Ed Sheeran because the seller never sent my tickets through in time but ticketoka done all they could & I am now a happy girl… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/10/2014 by nicolastrider (1 review written)
Bought 2 tickets on line for gig in December - was kept very well informed throughout process - had a slight problem as seller sent one ticket and the ticket stub by mistake - but it was a genuine error and ticketola were able to resolve issue within 24 hours. They were easy to get hold of and replied to my query about the ticketing error straight away - I had the second ticket within days of getting the first one. The ticket price was more than face value of course but I did not think it was… Read Full Review
Written on: 02/10/2014 by AugustusHubbard462 (1 review written)
My experience with the purchase of the ticket via Ticketola was amazing! I wasn't able to get the tickets in time from the official seller. But Ticketola appeared as best alternative solution how to get the ticket smoothly and in time. And the customer service is very good!… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/09/2014 by MrShadders (1 review written)
I purchased tickets for The 1975 as a birthday present for my daughter..After searching for about 3 hrs i finally came across this site...I found exactly what i was looking for with no hassle and at a reasonable price compared to some other sites..Easy to purchase...A confident purchase....And any queries i had were promptly dealt with to my complete satisfaction.. Many thanks to all involved with my purchase...will definately use again if needed… Read Full Review
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Fantastic service, would highly recommend to anyone, and would use Ticketola again :)… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/09/2014
A huge thank you to Ticketola and in particular to the person we dealt with. I was faced with the nightmare scenario of buying through Ticketola and bought from a bogus seller/tickets with only a week to go until the Reading Festival. The team worked tirelessly to source alternatives and by some miracle pulled the rabbit from the hat! I think the processing fee mark up that Ticketola add on is very high but on this occasion was priceless. Thank you for making my daughters day!… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/08/2014 by elenicolaou (2 reviews written)
i had never heard of ticketola before and what a great first time experience i had. Communication was instant and any request we made was fulfilled immediately we will be coming here in future for all our ticket requirements thank you… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/08/2014 by Evesiewella (1 review written)
The seller was prompt in sending out the tickets even by Recorded Delivery mail. And the wait was worth it for the tickets as they are now sold out completely. Buyer protection helped as well to ensure that Sellers and Buyers don't get a dodgy deal through Paypal. Overall Great Service - Thanks :-) P.S. Would not hesitate to recommend to a friend!!… Read Full Review
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Will use this site again and again as well as recommend to friends. Used to buy Lee Evans tickets and prices were really reasonable. Usage of the site was really easy and had no issues whatsoever! Hadn't heard of the site until a friend recommended me and now I'll be sticking with this one! Highly recommend it to anyone… Read Full Review
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It is much better in v299 on my Linux machine. The contents of the window still noticeably lag behind the borders when resizing, but it catches up in a fraction of a second now. In v208, resizing the window would cause drscheme to bog down for seconds or even minutes, if you resized it enough. -Scott On Monday 04 October 2004 09:36 am, Matthew Flatt wrote: > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme > > At Mon, 4 Oct 2004 11:33:33 -0400, Matthias Felleisen wrote: > > > We had very slow redraw times in DrScheme when > > > resizing, or moving windows. > > If anyone sees this with v208 and has tried v299, I'd like to know > whether the problem persists. v299 should be better. > > Thanks, > Matthew
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Ed Smith has a degree in history from Cambridge, and he can bat a bit, too, writes David Hopps.
Ed Smith was not wearing a cravat, he did not ask his valet to wait outside Trent Bridge and he had no plans to dine at a London club to discuss matters of national import, such as the pressing need for compulsory Latin education.
It is important to point this out as there is a sense that Smith might become a stereotype, and he is only playing his first Test. That is the way of things when England, in a mess, call up what one unconvinced scribe called "a posh private-school Kent boy".
Smith is a bit of a brainbox with a double first in history at Cambridge. Last month, the England and Wales Cricket Board sought to present cricket as grungy, working-class and laddish in a safe sort of way; this month they might have summoned Smith straight from some minor offshoot of the royal family. The outcome should be enormous fun.
There has not been a comparable intellect in England's side since Mike Brearley, although the size of Brearley's brain was held to increase as his career progressed whereas Smith's, as he ruefully pointed out, seems to be shrinking.
"Firstly it was the size of a planet, then it was like the Isle of Wight," he said earlier in the week. "Maybe it will be totally normal by Friday." Of course, if he had hooked Makhaya Ntini straight down a South African throat at long-leg it would have been compared to a pea, but Smith scored a fluent 64 in England's first innings in the third Test at Trent Bridge.
Smith's other career is as a writer, which makes him a refreshing change from the mass of modern-day sportsmen who leave "the zone" only to buy a can of Coke or play a round of golf and which also makes his critics fearful of grammatical errors.
Are other interests acceptable in these highly pressurised days? Do they not smack, to a two-dimensional coach, of a lack of commitment? "Michael Atherton used to go fishing," he said, "some people DJ and some put grips on bats. I don't have a one-size-fits-all attitude to the way you live your life. Writing and cricket are complementary challenges, so when I come back to cricket I feel fresher and more interested."
He is writing a diary of the season, which after six championship centuries and an England call-up could stretch his modesty to the limit, but the book already on the shelves is Playing Hard Ball: A Kent County Cricketer's Journey Into Big League Baseball. He spent a season as a guest of the New York Mets, where he explored parallels between the cultural and social influences of cricket and baseball in England and the United States.
"I still think cricket means a lot to England," he said. "There is great latent interest. More people care more deeply about the game than they care to suggest."
After England's dismal showing in the second Test at Lord's there was an urge to unearth an insight for the summer, a catalyst for recovery. Chapter five may have it. One of the secrets of batting, England should know, was revealed to Smith by the legendary baseballer Tony Gwynn in the phrase: "Wait, wait, wait, quick, quick, quick." Basically it is a reworking of the adage about playing the ball late, and decisively, but for batsmen lacking confidence it is as good advice as any, worth about six, perhaps, on the Brearleyometer.
Smith captained Kent for the first time against the South Africans last weekend but he is much too bright to draw too many conclusions from a tour match. The fact is that he deserves his opportunity. The only time his languid air changed was when he was asked about his reputation as a stylish front-footer who has faltered against the short stuff. Have things changed? "I think you will find out on Thursday," he said. "I would try out any new cap against the short ball." And, as his eyes narrowed, he looked just for a second as if he might become the summer's unlikely hero. Guardian
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Suzanne Kunkel, director of the Scripps Gerontology Center at Miami University, received the first Hiram J. Friedsam Mentorship Award at the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education's (AGHE) Annual Meeting and Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas, March 1.
Kunkel, a Miami sociology and gerontology professor, was selected from five nationwide nominees. AGHE initiated the award this year in honor of the late professor Hiram J. Friedsam, a past-president of AGHE revered for his outstanding teaching and mentoring of students and colleagues. Friedsam was co-founder and former director of the Center for Studies in Aging and former dean of the School of Community Service at North Texas State University.
The Friedsam award "recognizes individuals from AGHE member institutions who have contributed to gerontological education through excellence in mentoring to students, faculty and administrators."
Dawn Carr, a doctoral student in social gerontology at Miami, nominated Kunkel, praising her for personalizing the learning experience and giving students confidence.
"(She) gives all that she has for her students without strings attached," said Carr. "Dr. Kunkel views teaching as reciprocal, allowing the classroom to function as a safe environment for students to grow, share and learn in new ways. She cares deeply for the people around her."
J. Scott Brown, an associate professor of sociology and gerontology whom Kunkel has formally mentored, and doctoral student Hallie Baker added a letter in support of Carr's nomination.
"Dr. Kunkel's door has always been open, whether for professional advice … or for more personal mentoring such as conversations regarding the balance of faculty duties with family obligations," Brown wrote.
Kunkel, co-author of the widely used textbook, Aging, Society, and the Life Course, and scores of articles on aging and demographics, has been director of the Scripps Gerontology Center since 1998 and a Miami professor since 1986. She also is a past-president of AGHE.
Among other awards, Kunkel received the Ohio Association of Gerontology and Education's 2006 Educator of the Year Award and the 2003 Ohio Research Council on Aging's Researcher of the Year Award.


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About the Book
Synthetic Bristles features oil paintings by fine artist Aaron Rains. Aaron was born in Port Charlotte, Florida. This limited edition catalog paves the way for his adventures in the art world.
Contained within are portions of his testimony scattered throughout a portfolio of work from the mind's eye, to atelier traditions, and more.
-Darrin Russ, collector
Features & Details
- Category Fine Art
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
54 Pages
- Publish Date May 05, 2010
- Tags Aaron Rains, Aaron Rains fine art, American art, American fine art, modern art, buying art, art collections, oil painting, traditional art, oil on canvas, Aaron Rains art
About the Creator
Salvador Dali once said, "Have no fear of perfection-you'll never reach it." But for an artist residing in the southwest portion of Florida, perfection is what he strives for. In 2005, Aaron began to perfect his art of "21st Century Exactism;" A technique where he uses Adobe Photoshop to find the exact color matches to aide his painting process. The technique is applied when painting any realistic portraiture. He has also used "Exatism" while working on his three master works, which consist of: Past, "Scientific Eden"; Present, "Hell On Earth"; and Future, "A New Creation". Today, Aaron spends most of his time drawing and painting. He plays and writes music. He likes to hang out with close friends at home or out on the town. Salvador Dali once said, "Painting is an infinitely minute part of my personality." Aaron Rains can certainly appreciate that statement today. -Darrin Russ
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Update: An additional list of upgrade issues to be aware of can be found on the Puppet wiki.
A little while back I was asked to make the intrepid foray into the Puppet RCs. I was sent into the wild with only a machete and my wits, to explore the new world that would soon be upon us. I have returned, bloodied, torn, but gloriously victorious, and I am here to share my triumph with you all.
How's that for a dramatic introduction?
Puppet 3 is a significant milestone for Puppet, and is the biggest such milestone since the jump from 0.25 to 2.6, feature wise. It brings a lot of new features, tons of bugfixes and improvements, and mindblowing speed improvements.
One significant part of this release is with Telly, Puppet is going to adhere to semantic versioning. Since Telly is a major version increment, this is a backwards incompatible change, meaning that previously conventional behavior can be SMASHED.
All in all though, upgrading isn't that bad as long as you know what you're in for.
Spin up a second master
First off, if you only have a single puppet master, consider bringing up a second one for this. This gives you a lot of flexibility and allows you to do a more incremental migration. Instead of trying to migrate your entire site at once, you can update hosts one by one to use a Puppet 3.0 master.
In addition, having two Puppet masters means that you can bootstrap one master
off another. When I was performing my migration, the primary master went down
and the changes needed to get it back up were in Puppet - but the master was
down. However, with a deft application of
puppet agent -t --server
backup.puppet.master I was able to move on without having to perform hand
Having a second Puppet master has a lot of benefits, but trust me - in this case, it can be incredibly helpful.
Dynamic scoping is going to wreck you
Dynamic scoping in Puppet has been a major pain point, and it's been deprecated for a long time. With Puppet 3, dynamic scoping is replaced with lexical scoping, which is what you've probably been using everywhere else.
You would also be very surprised at the number of places you're unintentionally using dynamic scoping. It will bite you, and it will bite you hard.
For instance, look at this defined type:
class nginx::status($monitorport = '70') {
nginx::vhost { "status":
template => "nginx/vhost-status.conf.erb",
And this associated template:
server {
listen 127.0.0.1:<%= monitorport %>;
server_name localhost;
location /nginx_status {
stub_status on;
access_log off;
allow 127.0.0.1;
deny all;
I had to stare at this manifest blankly for a long time only to have someone
look over and point out the fact that
monitorport was being used inside of a
template within the
nginx::vhost defined type. For some reason my brain didn't
process that
nginx::vhost wouldn't have direct access to
monitorport. The
solution for this was to add some sort of explicit method of passing generic
data around; for this case I added the
template_options hash. The resulting
define looks like this:
class nginx::status($monitorport = '70') {
nginx::vhost { "status":
template => "nginx/vhost-status.conf.erb",
template_options => {
'monitorport' => $monitorport,
And the template looks like this:
server {
listen 127.0.0.1:<%= template_options["monitorport"] %>;
server_name localhost;
location /nginx_status {
stub_status on;
access_log off;
allow 127.0.0.1;
deny all;
The puppet master will generate a deprecation warning once and only once for any
instance of dynamic scoping. To start tracking these down, run
grep deprecated
/path/to/your/syslog and start fixing every instance of dynamic scoping. If you
don't see any, try restarting your puppet master in case the logs containing the
deprecation warnings have been rotated out.
Dealing with dynamic scoping is going to be the largest issue you're going to have to contend with. The reason it really helps to have two puppet masters is that you can run a Puppet 3.0 master, and test nodes against that master but be able to revert back to a 2.7 master while you work on the migration process.
As a warning, there's been a 'lexical' configuration option available in puppet.conf. It's also never been used. To quote the great documentarian Nick F, "WAT". So if you were hoping to use this to try to test lexical scoping over dynamic scoping in 2.7.x… nope. :(
Hiera API changes
Good news: hiera 1.0 has been added to core Puppet! Bad news: if you've been using hiera, then your puppet masters will explode!
Hiera 1.0 has also been released and is a hard dependency for Puppet 3. If you were using Hiera 0.3.0 or thereabouts, then trying to use both codebases at once will make things break with the terribly bad error of:
Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: undefined method `empty_answer' for Hiera::Backend:Module at /etc/puppet/environments/telly/nodes/metis.pp:9 on node metis.internal
In addition, the hiera-puppet backend has been deprecated and is no longer necessary. In fact, having this around might make the world blow up. The relevant functions have also been moved into core Puppet, so you should not have this installed.
The simple way to handle this is to remove any existing instance of Hiera, and use the Puppet Labs packages. If you're using RPMs then use yum.puppetlabs.com, and if you're using dpkg then use apt.puppetlabs.com.
Rack changes
If you are using a Rack based server for your Puppet master, then expect that to explode violently. There were a couple of bugfixes that affect your config.ru, 14609 and 15337.
For the first bug, Passenger wasn't properly initializing everything which could lead to some really weird behavior. The solution for this was to use the Commandline class to initialize Puppet, to ensure that Passenger doesn't bypass parts of initialization. This is the API breakage that you need to fix.
If you're using Unicorn, you'll see this in stderr.log:
E, [2012-09-21T15:59:52.395429 #14205] ERROR -- : reaped #<Process::Status: pid=1345,exited(1)> worker=3
I, [2012-09-21T15:59:52.399292 #1352] INFO -- : Refreshing Gem list
E, [2012-09-21T15:59:52.410929 #1346] ERROR -- : undefined method `settings' for Puppet:Module (NoMethodError)
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/application.rb:273:in `run_mode'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `gem_original_require'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in `require'
/var/lib/gems/1.8/gems/rack-1.4.1/lib/rack/builder.rb:51:in `instance_eval'
/var/lib/gems/1.8/gems/rack-1.4.1/lib/rack/builder.rb:51:in `initialize'
config.ru:1:in `new'
This error is triggered because the right files aren't loaded in the config.ru,
causing the
undefined method \settings' for Puppet:Module (NoMethodError)`.
Using the new rack syntax will get you fixed. And be warned - if you're using
Unicorn, workers will die right away and Unicorn will immediately start them
again, so your box will be really heavily loaded as processes are restarted as
fast as the machine can manage.
The second bug is a bit esoteric. If you have both a ~/.puppet/puppet.conf and /etc/puppet, and launched the puppet master, both configuration files would be sourced and merged. This would mainly concern people hacking on the puppet master outside of production, but it can't hurt to add this.
So what's the solution? Use a config.ru that's specific to the major version of Puppet being used. I've been able to publish our puppet module for managing puppet; see our fix to see how we added support for Puppet 2.7 and Puppet 3.0.
routes.yaml finally gets loved
Commit b2831e102f4cc57d6e0101f55e208695188d426a (#2150) introduced the routes.yaml file, which provides a way to configure Puppet terminii. It was added over a year ago, but apparently nobody remembered that this existed. However, things like Puppetdb and the new JSON terminus for catalogs have required more tunable terminus configuration, so this is getting a bit more love. Later on when I discuss the performance improvements to Puppet, the JSON catalog option will take advantage of this. With other things like the node and facts terminus, you can also use routes.yaml to configure these things.
How's your graph theory?
If you're using Puppetdb for your storeconfigs backend, you might see some very abstruse errors. If you have a dependency for a resource, like this:
file{ '/etc/logrotate.d/nginx':
ensure => file,
content => template( 'nginx/debian_logrotate.erb' ),
mode => '0644',
owner => 'root',
group => 'root',
require => Package['xz'],
If for some reason,
package { 'xz': } is missing, you'll get the following
Error: Can't synthesize edge: File[/etc/logrotate.d/nginx] -required-by- Package[xz] (param require)
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:163:in `synthesize_edges'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:152:in `each'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:152:in `synthesize_edges'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:150:in `each'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:150:in `synthesize_edges'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:147:in `each'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:147:in `synthesize_edges'
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/indirector/catalog/puppetdb.rb:31:in `munge_catalog'
the "synthesizing edge" comment is only really meaningful if you're eyeball deep in graph theory. Basically you have a dependency that can't be found. And you might have noticed, in the error message the arguments are transposed. Neato, huh?
There's a chance that you might not see this, as it might have already been fixed - but in case you do hit this, you'll know what's going on.
Calling Custom Functions in Ruby
Puppet custom functions now require an array instead of a nebulous number of
arguments. Before Puppet 3,0, if you did
<%= scope.function_template('foo/bar.erb') %> to use partial templates, this
would work fine. However, Puppet 3 has been tending towards more strict usage to
reduce the amount of unexpected things. Now, if you're using a custom function
in Ruby or in a template like above, you'll need to wrap all the arguments in
an array, like
<%= scope.function_template(['foo/bar.erb']) %>. This way
there's no ambiguity as to how the function is being called.
XMLRPC support is dead
XMLRPC was the new hotness when development on Puppet started. Now, XMLRPC is that horrible thing with the XML and the angle brackets and the pain and sad. Because of this, it's been ripped out from Puppet.
Not that anyone will notice, really.
Mixing versions of Puppet across nodes
Puppet 3 has good master support for 2.7.x. If you upgrade your master, then your agents should be able to continue running as normal, which should help ease rollout - just ensure that your master is upgraded first. If you don't do this, you'll probably get this error:
Failed to apply catalog: Could not intern from pson: source '"#<Puppet::Node:0x7f' not in PSON!
The solution - don't use a 2.7 master with a 3.0 agent.
Mixing versions of Puppet on the same node
If you have puppet installed both as a gem and a package, and one version is 3.0 and the other is 2.x, things will explode. Basically, you'll be mixing incompatible versions of code, and loading both versions makes the world burn. If you see things like this:
Error: Could not prepare for execution: Could not create resources for managing Puppet's files and directories in sections [:main, :agent, :ssl]: Could not autoload puppet/type/user: Could not autoload puppet/provider/user/directoryservice: undefined method `symbolize' for Puppet::Type::User::ProviderDirectoryservice:Class
Could not autoload puppet/type/user: Could not autoload puppet/provider/user/directoryservice: undefined method `symbolize' for Puppet::Type::User::ProviderDirectoryservice:Class
Or this:
err: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Could not intern from pson: Could not autoload package: Could not autoload /usr/lib/ruby/vendor_ruby/puppet/provider/package/windows.rb: cannot load such file -- windows/error
Check to see if you have multiple versions of Puppet in your load path.
Config printing is sane
Puppet run modes are weird. There's user, agent, and master, and retrieving the
right setting depends on the right mode, and there is madness and mayhem. This
is a complex problem, but 16189 resolved this issue by renaming
--mode to
--run_mode. The thing is, we have a custom fact to determine what
the agent environment is (as opposed to the master environment). This change has
meant that we needed to update the fact to support the different
syntaxes for getting the environment. (Be warned, it's kinda gnarly code.)
Puppet 3 is FAST
This blog post has mainly been focusing on dodging the behavior changes with Puppet 3, but let's talk about one of the reasons it rocks: it's a bit mind blowingly fast. Performance of Puppet's been a longstanding concern, and Daniel Pittman and others did an incredible job of finding and removing bottlenecks.
All sorts of optimizations were done across the board, but I grabbed a few of the more interesting commits for the curious.
- Disable ActiveSupport::Dependencies hooks: 5e7cce520
- zaml: rework strings for correctness and speed 83defc01c
- Eliminate remaining uses of FileCollection. 275c94d7c
- monkey_patch: cache Symbol to_proc result. 397dfa8fc
- Add catalog JSON terminus to improve performance. 141c83b0a
When looking at the graphs I've generated on the nodes running Puppet 3.0.0rc8, there can be as much as a 60% decrease in runtime, which is jaw dropping and immediately noticeable. Secondly, the variability of runtime has really diminished. The performance work done reduces the amount of objects, which reduces the need for garbage collection, which reduces the amount of work done on non-productive work.
So, metrics! Graphs! Proof and stuff! It should be obvious where these sample nodes moved to Puppet 3.0.
That thunk you just heard might have been the runtime falling off a cliff. Alternately, it could be my jaw. I'm still blown away by this.
Did I mention that dynamic scoping is going to wreck you?
It is. This change has been desperately needed, but it's easy to unintentionally use dynamic scoping.
So, this post wasn't actually that angry. So why is it the angry guide to Puppet 3? Because fuck.


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Dia Chakravarty of the TaxPayers' Alliance said: 'No one will begrudge footing the bill for official functions which the Lord Speaker would reasonably be expected to host, but serious questions need to be asked about whether all this spending by her office is appropriate.
'Taxpayers will in particular want to know why their money was spent on tickets to the ballet, five star hotels, external caterers, PR advice and thousands of pounds worth of flowers. All the costs incurred by the Lord Speaker must be kept under constant review and savings found where possible.
'Furthermore, how Baroness D'Souza and her staff spend taxpayers' money should be published as a matter of course so that it can be subject to proper and regular scrutiny.'


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Muhammad Shanazar
I Am A Mother - Poem by Muhammad Shanazar
I am a mother and I know,
My child,
When and why calls me,
What makes him weep,
And what makes him smile,
When he takes respite,
And how he giggles.
I am a mother and I know,
But when he will be grown up,
He will disclose his heart,
And sometime conceal the truths
That the mother is ignorant of all,
Being at home what will she know,
He will come home late devising pretexts,
And at that moment,
I knowing all will show indifference,
For it is the nature of mother.
How can my son know,
That motherhood passes through
His veins in the form of blood,
If he gets a prick of thorn the mother tosses,
Where ever he goes,
He remains cosseted amid,
The invincible siege of prayers,
He remains in the heart of mother.
Whenever he steps ahead,
And wherever he goes
The Anchal of cool shadow
Remains with him,
I am a mother and I know him all.
By Fakhira Batool Translated By Muhammad Shanazar
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Senator Martins Visits the Port Washington Children's Center
Senator Jack M. Martins recently visited the Port Washington Children's Center to meet the 3 and 4-year-old children who are part of the center's pre-school program. Senator Martins asked each of the children their names and then read "The Grouchy Ladybug" by Eric Carle, which teaches children how to overcome grouchy feelings and be happy.
After reading the story, the children thanked Senator Martins by giving him a hug. "As a father of four daughters, I know that this is such a great age. The children are learning by listening to stories and by singing songs about positive values such as sharing. I want to commend the staff of the Port Washington Children's Center. They are doing a great job," said Senator Martins. "It was my pleasure to visit these young students."
The Port Washington Children's Center is located in the Landmark on Main Street. It provides a toddler and pre-school programs as well as a program for students in kindergarten through sixth grade.


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I've had too much juvederm injected into my cheeks and am considering using hyaluronidase verses waiting for the product to dissipate on its own. The filler has not caused unsightly issues or pain, but my cheeks are much too big due to too much product being used. Does juvederm begin to break down from day one or does it remain intact for say 6-12 months and then breakdown? I had the filler injected two months ago since if it is reducing from day one, it may be a less risky option to wait
Juvederm Ultra Breaks Down from Day One?
Doctor Answers 9
Juvederm in cheeks lasts 6-9 months
Most of the time it is best to allow fillers such as Juvederm to slowly break down rather than use hyaluronidase enzyme to dissolve it. Technically the product does begin to break down from day 1, but the effect is gradual. So when we say that it lasts 6 to 9 months, it doesn't all go way suddenly at that time. In the meantime you will go through a phase where it is just the right amount, but if you dissolve it with hyaluronidase it will all go away quickly.
How Long Does Juvederm Take to Break Down?
Hi TMF. Juvederm will begin got be metabolized by the body immediately after injection. In most cases the product will last between 6-9 months in this area but in some cases can last up to a year.
You will see the cheek area deflate or get smaller in size slowly over these time periods. Hyaluronidase will give you immediate results. Good luck.
Learn more: http://www.celibre.com/juvederm.aspx
Too much Juvederm in cheeks
Juvederm breaks down gradually over a period of time. In some cases it can last up to a year but It depends on the area. The trouble with using Hyaluronidase to break it down sooner is that you can't exactly predict or control how it will dissolve. If the product is smooth and the only issue is that you feel there is too much it might be better to wait it out.
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Too much Juvederm in cheeks
I doubt that the Juvederm in your cheeks would last 12 months. In that area, I would say it might last 9 months at the most. You could wait another few months and let the Juvederm dissipate by itself, but if it is a concern to you now, it's a relatively simple procedure to have some hyaluronidase injected into the area to speed up the process.
How long does Juvederm take to break down
The actual particles that Juvederm is made from start breaking down immediately (just like Botox or any other injectable). But the rate of breakdown increases over time. So while you may see absolutely no change for a few months, it is actually breaking down, a bit. But it will accelerate more at the end and breakdown faster. It's not a constant. If you aren't happy with your injectable, you can easily get a bit of hyaluronidase injected by an experienced physician. That breaks down the Juvederm almost immediately, and you can remove what's overdone, you don't have to remove everything.
Juvederm duration of effect
Juvederm filler is a hylauronic acid based filler like restylane. It is felt to last between 6-12 months, but this depends on various factors including where it is injected, who injects it and how deep, and more. It does start to very slowly dissolve after injected starting from day 1, but you would not be able to tell or feel this.
When Does Juvederm Break Down?
Thank you for your question. Initially, you an undergo some swelling which may last up to 2 wks. Juvederm can last 6 months up to a year in some people and in certain locations. Hyaluronidase helps break down unwanted fillers. If you're not having problems or pain on your cheeks, I would leave the Juvederm and let it get metabolized naturally to prevent further issues or concerns. I hope this helps.
Juvederm in cheeks
If you believe that the Juvederm is not resorbing fast enough, you can have hyaluronidase can be injected to accelerae the breakdown, which otherwise can last up to 13 months in some individuals. Always err on the side of conservative injection with fillers in the future - "they can always add more ..."
Learn more: http://www.AdvanceYourBeauty.com
Juvederm Ultra breaks down from day one?
In general, Juvederm lasts for 6-7 months on average, and sometimes longer. The amount of time it lasts can vary depending on the amount of filler used and the location. Waiting is an option. However, if you are in the hands of a professional, dissolving the filler with hyaluronidase can yield a great result. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
Learn more: http://www.spaldingplasticsurgery.com/fillers-and-injectable/juvederm/
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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KANSAS-L ArchivesArchiver > KANSAS > 2010-01 > 1264786803
From: Don Tharp <>
Subject: [KANSAS] Elk county, Kansas updates
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:40:03 -0600
The Elk county, Kansas web site has been updated with obituaries
submitted by L. Morgan and the cemetery entries have been linked to the obits.
Donna Bair, Larry Cooley, G. E. Coons, Julia Cox, Lou Ann Crain,
Harriet Crisman, Earl Dean, Jessie Davis, George Dillon, Samuel
Dolen, Albert Erdman, Rosa Glasscock, Helen Montgomery, Jeffery
Morgan, Ronnie Phillips, Mary Rush, Clifton Sginer, Ray Stark, Marvin
Walter and Dortha Wilks.
http://ksgennet.org/ks/ek/obits/obitsndx.html to see obits
http://www.ksgennet.org/ks/ek/cem/cemetery.html to see cemetery entries
Thanks Lois.
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Panasonic KX-TGA651B Dect 6.0 Plus Extra Handset for select series Cordless Phones
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- Battery
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Washington -- President and Mrs. Kennedy were hosts of a State Dinner at the White House in honor of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran and Empress Farah. Following the dinner the guests were entertained with a performance of Jerome Robbins' 'Ballets: U.S.A.'. Here the First Lady and the Shah, extreme right, chat with Robbins, extreme left, and a number of the cast. (1962)
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Women Who Tamed the West
Women Who Tamed the West were a special breed from Sacajawea with a baby on her back who guided the Lewis and Clark Expedition to Charley Parkhurst who drove a stagecoach for thirty years and no one knew she was a woman
It was out west that women were recognized in the political arena with the right to vote and the first woman governor way before the rest of the nation was ready to accept her. There were women such as Annie Oakley who never stepped foot into the west but who made the west famous in the Wild West Shows and then there were women like Calamity Jane who lived in the trenches of the west
The real women of the west were the wagon train women who walked from the Mississippi River to the Pacific coast. Women like Marcus Whitman's wife, Narcissa, who was the first white woman to cross overland to Oregon. Every morning they cooked the meals, tended to the children, watered the horses, nursed the sick and wounded. They gave birth and kept moving, they fought Indians and kept moving, and they buried their dead and kept moving, West! It was these women that kept their families direction on course and held a nation together
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People's State of the Union Address
24, 2003
By punpirate
Good evening, fellow citizens.
Each January, the President of the United States has the
Constitutional obligation to come before the Congress and
make an assessment of the condition of the country, to delineate
its problems and to describe how the Executive plans to solve
those problems, to list the successes of the prior year and
the reasons for those successes. Most importantly, though,
the implicit demand by the Constitution of the President is
for an accounting of the health of our government and whether
or not it has met the goals set by the Constitution on behalf
of the people represented by the government.
Since this accounting by the President has become, with the
introduction of radio and television, decreasingly factual
and progressively more a staged political event, rather than
an honest appraisal, the people feel compelled to reply. We
have had some time to assess the President's words this past
It is with great sadness that the people must report that
our government has failed us, utterly, in this past year and
in many others in the last few decades. This past year has
been one of, particularly, tumult and divisiveness and great
physical and Constitutional danger.
Moreover, the people must report that we have come to these
dangerous shoals by the hands of our own elected officials,
who have not navigated our ship well, nor with the safety
of its passengers, we the people, in mind.
Despite glowing reports, the status of the economy is not
good. For the people, what truly counts is steady employment
at a reasonable rate of compensation. More than three million
of us have seen our jobs disappear permanently, and millions
more have been unable to find new work or have given up actively
looking for work. Many more us of have been able to find only
part-time work or are chronically under-employed. We are besieged
by continuing attempts in legislation and by Executive Order
to roll back rights to organize and to be adequately compensated
for overtime. The federal minimum wage remains unchanged,
even though its purchasing power is only about two-thirds
of its value at time of the enactment of the current rate.
Poverty continues to a significant problem, and is growing
as unemployment grows. Our leaders even look positively on
paying welfare-to-work clients less than minimum wage, and
fight bitterly in welfare legislation against the twin cures
for poverty - education and opportunity. The number of people
without health care coverage has increased. College students
in need of loans for education have discovered that the administration
is making loans more difficult to obtain at a time when tuition
rates are going up precipitously.
Trade agreements continue to threaten the sovereignty of
states and local communities, and jobs continue to be our
leading export. Increasingly, the only beneficiaries of so-called
"free" trade agreements are multinational corporations
and their stockholders. Calls for fair trade agreements fall
on deaf ears.
We see mounting deficits, and, this year, yet another concession
to the wealthy among us in the form of further tax cuts demanded
by the Bush administration, which have greatly contributed
to those deficits, at the same time that the President lectures
Congress that it must show some fiscal responsibility.
Our Constitutional rights continue to be threatened, from
hastily-enacted and ill-advised laws such as the Patriot Act,
and by currently-considered legislation meant to strengthen
that act. We continue to discover new means of the suppression
of dissent by limitations on our ability to travel freely
such as watch lists and by means such as the expanding use
of so-called "First Amendment Zones" which are employed
to prevent our dissent from ever reaching the eyes and ears
of our leaders.
We continue to see, increasingly, the corporate control of
government, in ways which in times past would be have been
seen as outright graft and corruption - open-ended contracts
to corporations such as to that previously led by the current
Vice-President, obvious instances of buying legislation via
corporate donations to campaigns and by progressive favoritism
of the multinational corporation in tax law, government and,
indeed, in foreign policy.
Even watered-down campaign reform has been under attack by
those vested interests which believe money is free speech.
We have watched the administration ignore millions of our
individual requests for restrictions on the media's ability
to consolidate control of power, and watched a few people
in Congress thwart legislative attempts to undo bad rule-making
by the FCC.
We have seen a progressive and sustained attack on our environment
through the implementation of rules favoring polluters, and
through policy changes designed to increase the profitability
of corporations. We have seen rule changes to exempt certain
industries from filing environmental impact assessments and
have watched, horrified, as our government ignores our wishes
with regard to wilderness areas and their protection.
We have seen xenophobia, jingoism and McCarthyism become
part of the national landscape once again.
Increasingly, we see this administration and its friends
in Congress operate by means of intimidation and the President
exert his will by executive fiat.
One small segment of one party has chosen to use the government
of all the people for its own corporate and geo-political
ends. That group of ideologues has hijacked this government
in no less demonstrable a way than nineteen terrorists hijacked
four airliners on the morning of September 11, 2001, and has
implemented a program of fear and intimidation to control
not only the public, but its political opponents, as well.
We, the people, have listened to this group's representatives
shout down opposing views as "treason" for so long
now that we have become inured to it.
Treason is a serious charge, and should be levied only against
those who act, whether for political or personal gain, in
ways which indelibly harm this country. We have seen this
administration do just that, time and again, by lying about
the reasons for war, to leaking the identity of covert agents
of the government for purposes of political revenge, to the
adoption of policies, often by fiat, which have seriously
impaired our country's image with the rest of the world.
We have even seen fit to publicly and diplomatically interfere
in the domestic affairs of our nearest neighbors. While Canada
supplies peacekeeping troops to Afghanistan, after a war of
revenge and political strategy started by the United States,
the Bush administration derides the Canadian government for
its judicial rulings on marriage and drugs and complains that
it does not spend enough on defense.
The diplomatic battles with France, Germany and Russia are
well-known, and stem from the persistent belief of that small
group of ideologues in the value of force, rather than true
The leaders of several countries, including Great Britain
and Australia, are now facing public and political disgrace
for repeating the lies of the Bush administration. Never before
has raw greed so easily managed to brush aside diplomatic
In order to gain a veneer of legitimacy for the imperial
ambitions of the few, our government has resorted to outright
threats of retribution and to bribery to engage the tacit
support of some of the poorest countries on earth, simply
to make the word "coalition" seem plausible.
We have, collectively, wrecked two countries in less than
two years. Warlords control all of the countryside in Afghanistan
outside of Kabul, opium production there is back to pre-war
levels. Women and children are no safer outside their homes
than before Americans arrived, but a deal for a pipeline has
been struck.
In Iraq, we are in the midst of a war of attrition, trying
to make the country not a democracy, but rather a corporate
playground in which to experiment with privatizing an entire
government, with our soldiers placed in the uncomfortable
and dangerous position of providing security for corporations,
rather than for Iraqi citizens. We have become occupiers,
and will remain in Iraq as occupiers until the Bush administration
is voted out of office or the Iraqis push us out. Our government,
which devised and supervised the magnanimous and highly effective
Marshall Plan after World War II, has now become in the eyes
of the world little more than the military arm of multinational
We have seen, in less than three years, our country reduced
to the status of schoolyard bully in the eyes of the world,
our economy damaged, our environment threatened anew. We have
seen adopted by this administration an unparalleled passion
for secrecy, a secrecy which extends even to official independent
investigations into the worst act of terror in the country's
history. Only a few days ago, the Commission on Terrorism
was forced to depend upon subpoena to extract documents from
the Bush administration about events as they occurred on that
day. Indeed, this administration quietly fought to prevent
the establishment of that independent commission, just as
it fought for new legislation to carry out the detention and
prosecution of its enemies in secret, far from the eyes of
the courts or the press.
This unnatural passion for secrecy has been spreading throughout
our government. The President's Attorney General advises all
departments that the Department of Justice is there to help
agencies resist Freedom of Information Act requests made by
the public. Papers necessary to political scholars are not
available because Mr. Bush has signed executive orders preventing
their release. Americans sense, even if they do not express
it, that this secrecy is distancing their own government from
them, making it less responsive and more autocratic.
This secrecy even extends to important domestic issues, such
as energy planning. At a time when other countries see the
Kyoto agreements on global warming as both sustaining the
human race and offering the potential of new jobs and markets
in renewable and alternative energy sources, our own government
not only hides its energy planning from its citizens, it has
ignored the Kyoto protocols and has launched an ambitious
plan to subsidize with tax dollars industries which harm the
environment and which will increase our dependence on questionable
technology and upon fossil fuels.
What most Americans long for, once again, is not war, and
not revenge, but a return to normalcy, in their daily lives,
in their jobs, in the way their government is conducted, domestically
and internationally, in the political discourse of their leaders.
Instead, this administration has created a system to keep
American citizens in a state of fear. Mr. Bush himself, in
his public speeches, asserts a dangerous world in which we
are under continual threat, and his agencies have devised
color-coded alerts to remind us, daily, that we are besieged.
The administration has implied that only it can save us from
terror, and yet, promises no end to that terror. Mr. Ashcroft
assures us that anyone disputing the administration's wisdom
in this regard gives aid and comfort to the enemy.
The people, however, are weary of such political parlor tricks.
We know the great harm done to us by terror attacks. We know
that our government must be systematic in its opposition to
terror. We also know that this administration has used terror
to its own political advantage.
More than at any time in this nation's history, we are on
the cusp of radical change. Computer technology has given
the government and corporations the means to track us as individuals
as never before. Indeed, computer technology and current law
may conspire to hide from us or even erase the physical evidence
of what makes us a democracy, our votes.
By our current government and the press, we are encouraged
to isolate ourselves from opinion outside our country, to
ignore the growing isolation of the United States in global
affairs. We are expected to find our militant posturing reassuring.
It is implied by the Bush administration that there is something
holy in the wars we fight. Our legislators continue to put
more of our national resources into war and the preparation
for war and to reduce taxation on the wealthy, both corporate
and individual, and this will eventually starve not only us,
but our government, as well. Indeed, this is the intention
of the current administration.
Unlike the current administration, captured as it is by a
small group of neo-conservative ideologues, we, the people,
perceive at this cusp in history two paths of action. The
first is to continue to pursue a course of fear and privation
and war which has the potential to cause a descent into global
distress. Indeed, the United States is, corporately and militarily,
powerful enough now to exact that horrible price on the world
and its citizens, and on us.
Another course of action is equally possible, if we, the
people, exert our collective will. The immense power of this
country could be used to arbitrate international disputes,
to provide the intellectual and financial resources to address
the true roots of terrorism - inequality, poverty, disease,
feudalism and ignorance, to cooperate internationally in those
matters of mutual and global concern, to return the United
States to the community of nations, and to return our own
internal political debate to reasoned discussion.
It is the current state of the Union that we, the people,
are not afforded by our President and our leaders any meaningful
choice in the direction we shall take, except the one we shall
make on November 2, 2004. It is the fervent wish of the people
that the country and its government survive, intact, until
punpirate is a New Mexico writer who, like the people,
knows we as a nation can be better than what we have lately


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WATCHING Jessica Ennis cross the finish line in the Olympics, I felt truly inspired and immediately wanted to dust off my running shoes.
"Rio here I come!" I thought, and made a promise to myself to train for some sort of big event.
But where does someone like me start? I had dabbled in football and athletics as kid, but like most teenagers, copped out of training when boys came along.
Initially I was thinking BIG — Bolton Ironman, boxing, three-day eventing.
These all seemed possible when I was watching the Olympics, secretly picturing myself storming my way to a gold medal.
And then I went for a run.
It was awful. I could barely breathe, I staggered up the hills and, to top it off, my feet were covered in blisters—and I'd only managed three miles.
I decided I was going to need some serious help, so who better to ask than Bolton's own Team GB athlete Stuart Stokes.
Not only is Stuart Britain's former number one at the 3,000m steeplechase, he also managed to juggle working full-time as a teacher and bringing up two young children in the run-up to the London 2012 Games. If any athlete knows the meaning of hard work and commitment, it's this 35-year-old. On meeting Stuart at the track at Bolton Arena, he says: "In the months leading up to the Olympics I would get up at 4.30am, run down to the track as a warm-up, do an interval session, run home and be in school for 7.30am.
"People perhaps don't realise the long and often boring hours you have to train as an athlete. You have so many lows with injuries and competitions throughout the years, you only have a few high points in your career, like the Olympics."
As we drag the steeple chase barrier across the track, he sizes it up and adds: "Looking at that now, I'm not sure I could jump over it. I don't how I did it.
I'm still running 10 to 15 miles every morning, but I suppose I've lost the drive to train so much because my body's so battered after the Olympics."
Stuart explains the training session he's planned for me: three laps of the 400m track at a jog to warm up, followed by eight laps of interval training — 100m of a steady run, followed by 100m at a faster pace.
It sounds pretty straight forward and the warm-up is a breeze as we chat about sport.
But as we hit lap two of the interval section, the talking stops as I can't possibly run, talk and breathe at the same time.
Seeing the strain on my face, Stuart says: "It can be a drag sometimes when you have to do this on your own.
I won't lie, it can be boring."
But I'm not bored, I just have a taste of the dedication and commitment it takes for athletes to keep their Olympic dream alive for so many years. So congratulations Stuart, you did Bolton proud.
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I cannot believe it's taken this long for me to find a product like this! These light wipes provide a large amount of product for face and body (Two wipes were enough for my arms, upper body neck and face for example). The container itself is super light and small so I could take it everywhere with me and ended up having one in the car and one at the gym so I could reapply after my workout/shower. The wipes are pulled out via a small opening in the top and the top snap shuts with a hard plastic flip top to keep them moist and hygienic. What was also great is that there was no unpleasant smell, the wipes were so easy to apply, went on clear with no white or grey residue on my skin. Even better, the sunscreen stayed put, and did not irritate my skin or my face. It didn't leave a sticky residue and didn't make me feel oily. After it's on, I really didn't even notice it was there. These wipes also contain skin-loving Jojoba and Vitamin E. Love it! This is now a must have product for me!
Can't have all those sweets around the holidays? No need now you can smell like them.
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The work and ministry of sermonindex can be encapusalted in this one word: REVIVAL. sermonindex is not a organisation, buiness, or any attempt by man to build something for God. It is rather a expression of a heart burden to see the Church revived and brought back to holiness, purity, and power with God. "The mission of SermonIndex is the preservation and propogation of classical vintage preaching and the promotion of genuine biblical revival to this generation." To download more sermons visit SermonIndex at: http://www.sermonindex.net


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Uninvited Guest: Chipmunk
Habitat: Woody, brushy areas.
Annoying habits: Dismantles potted plants and damages bushes by burrowing under roots. Helps itself to flower bulbs and seedlings.
What you need to know: Constructs tunnels up to 30 feet long. Goes underground in winter, living off cached food. Busy, busy, busy in early morning and late afternoon, scouring for snacks and unearthing rock gardens and geraniums.
What you need to do: Keep pet food indoors. Stuff hardware cloth into gaps in the foundation of the house. Trim ground-cover plants so that the offenders have fewer places to hide. Experiment with chipmunk repellents, such as those made by Deer Stopper.
If that doesn't work: Bait live-catch traps with peanut butter, raisins, or granola. Brands of traps include Tomahawk (livetrap.com) and Havahart (havahart.com). For pros who can capture and relocate creatures, go to icwdm.org.


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Cho'Gath Build Guide by PuddingMix
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PuddingMix (2) | March 2, 2012 7:41pm
thanks bro, dont forget to rate it so more people can have to same success as you :D
PuddingMix (2) | February 13, 2012 3:50pm
if you're getting melted by ap carries, you just build more MR
HeadVladdi | February 6, 2012 12:07pm
Voted +1
Hmm, if u miss the silence enemy ap carry can kill u fast only with void stuff, in my opinion.
PuddingMix (2) | December 1, 2011 8:11pm
thank you. i've played in so many games where people just start to flame eachother and we end up losing because they're talking instead of playing
PuddingMix (2) | November 20, 2011 10:11pm
thanks bro, means alot
PuddingMix (2) | November 10, 2011 2:56pm
i probably should tweak the masteries and put some points in the defence tree, what would you suggest? and i build the shurelyas because i feel like just a phili stone should be upgraded into something.
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because you still fill the role of the tank but you still carry the game to victory
Oh okay.
Why do you build items like shurelyas and pick terrible masteries like expanded mind and perseverance.
PuddingMix (2) | November 9, 2011 7:04pm
because you still fill the role of the tank but you still carry the game to victory
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