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What is the EasyBiz Business Partner Network?
The EasyBiz Business Partner Network is a network of Consultants, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Small Business Advisors and Computer Software Resellers, who specialise in the reselling and consulting of the QuickBooks Accounting, Quick Payroll and business related software throughout South Africa.
Members of the EasyBiz Business Partner Network, are fully trained to provide QuickBooks and Quick Payroll customers with the most comprehensive solution for their unique financial requirements. EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. is committed to ensuring that all of our Business Partners have the necessary expertise and knowledge to sell and implement the complete range of QuickBooks Accounting and Quick Payroll software.
By joining the EasyBiz Business Partner Network, you will enjoy lucrative sales and revenue opportunities, coupled with extensive marketing support and materials.
Depending on your requirements, potential applicants can apply to become an EasyBiz Business Partner or an EasyBiz Dealer.
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Potential applicants should be one of the following but not limited to:
- Software resellers
- IT related business
- Value added reseller
- Training service provider
- Accountant
- Bookkeeper
All EasyBiz Business Partners are expected to provide the highest levels of ongoing service and support to EasyBiz' customers.
All EasyBiz Business Partners are required to purchase a minimum of R30 000.00 (excl. Vat) worth of QuickBooks Accounting and Quick Payroll Software from EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. on an annual basis – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions.11
EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. reviews its members on a regular basis to ensure that the quality of the Business Partner Network is maintained.
Membership benefits
EasyBiz Business Partners will receive the following benefits:
- Software benefits – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions 16
The Business Partner software suite consisting of the following:
- QuickBooks Accountant (Single User Version) – This product will allow you to toggle between QuickBooks Accountant, QuickBooks Premier and QuickBooks Pro.
- Quick Payroll Key Player (1-10 employees)
- eZ QuickBooks Bank Account Import
- Free upgrades to any new versions of the products within the Business Partner software suite released during the membership year
Please note the following:
- The above software suite is for in-house use only and cannot be resold.
- Any additional software or additional user licenses that are required for in-house use will be charged for at 50% of the full retail price per package or license.
- For each additional software package or user license that you purchase for in-house use, an annual fee of 50% of the discounted rate above will be applicable.
Additional benefits:
- A 35% Discount on the current retail price of all QuickBooks Accounting and Quick Payroll products sold and distributed by EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions10 . Pricelist available on request.
- The Business Partner will receive a 5% rebate on the annual net purchases made from EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions.
- The Business Partner will receive a 5% rebate on net purchases that their linked clients make directly through EasyBiz (Pty) Ltd. – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions.13
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- Unlimited telephonic and email support – Please refer to the Business Partner Terms and Conditions.15
- 10% discount on QuickBooks training courses and seminars for Business Partners and their clients.
- Regular email communication.
- Access to various Business Partner marketing materials via the secure site on www.quickbooks.co.za.
- Contact details will be displayed on the EasyBiz Business Partner locator on www.quickbooks.co.za for end-users to access.
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- Initial membership fee of R3,500.00 Incl. VAT or R350.00 incl. Vat on a 12-month debit order authorisation agreement. (Terms and Conditions apply). This amount is non-refundable.
- Compulsory Annual renewal fee of R2, 000.00 Incl. Vat for QuickBooks Accounting & Quick Payroll software. This amount is non-refundable.
- Optional Annual renewal fee of R1 000.00 Incl. Vat for eZ QuickBooks Bank Account Import Software. (This is subject to the compulsory annual renewal fee above being paid). This amount is non-refundable.
To apply to become a member of the EasyBiz Business Partner Network, please complete the application form below and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com or contact your nearest EasyBiz branch as listed below:
- Johannesburg T 0861 726 657
- Cape Town T +27 21 671 4410
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Dagmara Anna AuraDagimar
A Tear Of Happiness - Poem by Dagmara Anna AuraDagimar
happy times flowed down tea
wiped with the touch of loved hands
so a lot our friendship was worth
and now love took the place for it
in the heart it sat down in the first row
as the spectator on the auditorium
close to the stage
and is showing what is happening
at the theatre of the life
it is checking for me
whether it was in a repertoire
space for the art about the truth
of such emotion what most beautiful
it is planning strophes in order
to spice up love
with the poetry of often
repeated words
but each time differently...
Comments about A Tear Of Happiness by Dagmara Anna AuraDagimar
Partha Pratim Goswami (8/10/2016 3:54:00 AM)
Special moments of love described deliberately-
happy times flowed down tea
wiped with the touch of loved hands
shows the touch of love present in our day to day activities mixed with beloved one's emotion and care. (Report) Reply
Afzal Shauq (7/31/2009 11:07:00 AM)
to spice up love
with the poetry of often
tear and happiness...a contrast but but you interrelated very well and with poetic way of expression... the poetry always comes from hearts when there is tears or joys or tear of happiness and extra ordinary pain inside..you seem to me a broken heart but courageous one..well done..enjoying your ric poetry and let me say that you are a poetess of reality to express..best of luck 10/10 (Report) Reply
Maria Barbara Korynt (6/2/2009 3:22:00 PM)
Poem very good.Written with the great tact and the taste. I like it. (Report) Reply
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Ballet and Modern Dance TechniqueTrained in northern California, Roberta Wong has taught for a variety of organizations including Anderson University, Butler University, Indiana University, Dance For Parkinsons Bloomington and Indianapolis (which she co-founded), Indianapolis School of Ballet and the USA Diving National Training Center, among others.
First an apprentice with the Boston Ballet, her professional performing career primarily included the Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Green Show and Dance Kaleidoscope, where she became company teacher and rehearsal director. She has also enjoyed being rehearsal director for the Indiana University contemporary dance program presentations of Martha Graham's "Panorama," Ihsan Rustem's "Long Story Short" and Roger C. Jeffrey's "Be Still...Listen."
Recipient of three Indiana Arts Commission Individual Artist Program grants, she trained under Charles Slender at FACT/SF Dance Lab and at the Martha Graham Center for Contemporary Dance.
Two Creative Renewal Fellowships from the Arts Council of Indianapolis included touring China and Europe, as well as attending the Limon Europe teacher training workshop in Arnhem, Netherlands under Ann Vachon, Alan Danielson and Roxane D'Orleans Juste.
Various other dance training has included summer programs of Boston Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Dance For Parkinsons, Limon West, Mark Morris Dance Group, and classes at San Francisco Dance Institute, Steps on Broadway, and Henny Jurriens Stichtung in Amsterdam. She holds a bachelors of science in biology and trained Stott Pilates mat at Pilates on Fifth in New York.
Featured in the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis Woman magazine, she has been interviewed for www.examiner.com, Dance Studio Life and www.dansetrack.com. She has served as a grant panelist for the Indiana Arts Commission and as panelist for "Dancers Among Us," a dance and disability event of Butler University ArtsFest 2015.
Her choreographic works have been performed at Anderson University's internationally-televised "Candles and Carols," Jordan College Academy of Dance, the Indianapolis School of Ballet, the Indy Convergence, Harvest Chicago Contemporary Dance Festival, and for benefits including the Emily Hunt benefit for spinal chord research, the Ronald McDonald House and most recently "Beauty in Dark Times," a collaboration performance presented by the Center for Interfaith Cooperation in Indianapolis.
Her choreography has been reviewed as "complex, layered, deeply emotional and physically demanding."-R. Kohn, NUVO Newsweekly.
Her guest teaching has included Dance West Virginia Fall Festival, Indiana Dance Festival, Lafayette Ballet and Mid-States Regional Dance Festival.
She believes in being thoughtful and peaceful, at least once every day, and that dancers can live more in a day, than some people live in a lifetime...
She wishes to thank David Hochoy for his inspiration, mentorship, and faith in her possibilities as an artist and teacher.
She thanks all of her beautiful students for teaching her something new about life every day..
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Staff at Westfield Parramatta say they saw a man convulsing in a corridor after a fatal police shooting yesterday, while the busy Sunday trade continued "like it was nothing".
A 34-year-old man, named as Darren Neill, of North Rocks, was shot dead by an officer in a service corridor at the shopping centre in Sydney's west just before 4pm.
A man who answered the phone at Mr Neill's family home in North Rocks said his family would not be making a statement at this time.
Police are not officially saying how many shots they believe were fired but witnesses have told of hearing five.
But a senior police source said three shots were fired at Mr Neill after he came at the police officer with a knife.
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The shooting followed a robbery at knifepoint at Penrith, a pursuit on the M4 and a violent carjacking, police said.
Electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi is next to the corridor and has a security peephole in a storeroom, looking out to where the shooting happened.
Leo Anderson and his co-workers at JB Hi-Fi heard a loud argument between two men in the corridor.
"It was scary at first because this place can be unsafe," Mr Anderson said.
"We thought it was just two thugs fighting and the other guy shot the other one.
I saw a body and blood on the floor. The guys in the storeroom told me they heard five shots. It was two and then one-two-three
"After, when we realised it was a cop who actually shot a guy, we were all kind of relieved."
Mr Anderson was in the retail section when the shooting started and went to the storeroom.
"I was curious and that's why I went to the back and I tried to look at the peephole and [thought]: 'Oh, there's a body right there,'" he said.
Body and blood on floor
"I saw a body and blood on the floor.
"The guys in the storeroom told me they heard five shots.
"It was two and then one-two-three."
Kylie Cannavo, who was working at Hairhouse Warehouse on level five, said a colleague went to the bathroom in a hallway that runs parallel to the corridor about the time of the shooting.
"[He] saw someone convulsing on the floor," Ms Cannavo said.
"He saw someone shaking. He thought the guy had ODed [overdosed]."
The corridor, which was still taped off this morning, was usually used by staff to store excess stock or to access the garbage bins.
Ms Cannavo said she did not hear any gunshots, but shaken customers told her there had been a shooting.
"The customers were saying there were gunshots. The whole centre didn't stop.
"Customers stayed the whole time ... everyone just kept on working like it was nothing.
"It was kind of strange ... someone had been shot [but] people were working and shopping like it was nothing."
Car wash and box cutter
Earlier the man drove into a parking bay in the car wash on level six, said a staff member who asked not to be named.
He sat in the car looking for something in a bag before pulling out a cardboard box cutter and approaching the car wash staff about 3.50pm, she said.
"He jumped into the wash bay and he asked for a key to another car.
"Of course we didn't give the key and we just didn't know [what to do]; it was a really shocking moment."
The man did not "exactly threaten" staff with the box cutter, she said, but they were aware he was holding it in his hand.
A police car then drove up behind a boom gate next to the car wash and a police officer got out.
"He saw police and then he suddenly jumped into the car and then he pulled out and drove into the [main] parking lot."
Police then chased after him on foot, she said.
"It was very, very scary."
Police this morning were unable to confirm how many shots were fired or where the man was wounded.
Police said a man fled the armed robbery in Penrith in a stolen car, which police tracked on the M4, before it crashed into another vehicle.
The driver was then allegedly involved in a carjacking of a Mitsubishi Lancer, which was driven into the car park of the Westfield shopping centre.
The driver ran towards the level five food court, before he was confronted by a single officer in the corridor.
Assistant Commissioner Denis Clifford from the North West Metropolitan Region said it appeared the man did not have a gun when he was shot, and it was not clear if he had the knife allegedly used in the robbery.
A critical incident investigation will examine the circumstances leading to the shooting, including why a Taser stun gun was not used to subdue the man.
The shooting comes a week after a Brazilian man, Roberto Laudisio Curti, died after being shot with a Taser. Mr Laudisio Curti, 21, died in Sydney's CBD on March 18 after he allegedly resisted arrest. A memorial service was held for him yesterday.
Mr Clifford called for witnesses to yesterday's incident who had not yet spoken to police to come forward.
"Any situation where somebody loses their life in a violent confrontation is difficult for all concerned, including the police officers themselves."
A Herald reporter, Richard Blackburn, saw the initial chase on the M4.
He was on the motorway about 3.30pm when he saw a citybound blue Mitsubishi Triton swerving through traffic.
"He went past me at a rate of knots," he said. "He would have been doing at least 140km/h."
Other drivers saw the Triton crash into a white Mitsubishi Lancer.
'Jumps out of the car, bloodied, no shirt on'
"I'm right behind him and he just jumps out of the car, bloodied, no shirt on," a man who identified himself as Armon told Triple M Radio.
"He's jumped over to the Mitsubishi Lancer that he's hit.
"He's pulled the poor bloke out of the car at knifepoint.
"He's thrown him out, jumped into the car and he's sped off.
"Two seconds later, the chopper goes flying by and all the cops come flying down the road."
Another driver on the M4, Anna Swan, saw the carjacked vehicle - a white hatchback with the right side badly damaged - speeding up behind her about 3.40pm.
"I just thought it was a lunatic driver and suddenly they just shot past me," Ms Swan said.
She said the car then started driving in the breakdown lane on the far left.
"The car sped into that lane and was going over 200km/h."
Police cars and a helicopter then came into view and followed the hatchback towards Church Street, Parramatta, she said.
"At first it was scary because I didn't know if he was going to run into me or not.
"If he'd run into me, I wouldn't be talking to you now."
- with AAP, Glenda Kwek and Leesha McKenny


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For about 15 years I have been going to Dr. Etskovitz for very occasional foot problems (broken toe, arch problems, ingrown toenails, etc.), and I have recommended him to a number of friends and business associates. I would say there is general agreement among us that Dr. Etskovitz is the best physician in the Solar System. As you can see from other reviews here, Dr. E is extremely knowledgeable and skilled, caring, very patient, informative, personable -- the list goes on and on. I have never met any other physician quite like him. It is VERY difficult to square the two extremely negative reviews here with all of the other reviews here and with my own personal experiences with Dr. E. These two negative reviews just do not add up, regarding Dr. E AND his office staff!!
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Nicki Minaj Talk XFactor, Glam Squad, And How She Fires People
In this interview Nicki Minaj's personality really shines. There's just something about her that I really like. She's odd, but has a very sweet nature about her. In the interview she is wearing a green bob wig, and she talks about what happened when Simon Cowell asked her to be on the XFactor, and what she said. She also "fires" the man interviewing her. She also talks about how her wigs are stored on mannequin heads and all the heads have names. Well, at least she's creative!


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It's National Blood Week and this year the call for blood donors is more urgent than ever with the announcement that the number of donors has fallen by 40% over the last 10 years. With such a crisis in donation why is it that there remains a restriction on any man giving blood who has had sex with another man in the previous 12 months? This week sees many calling for an end to such restrictions as unnecessary and discriminatory - as well as counter-productive given the shortage of donors.
The story I'm going to tell concerns three individuals, whom we'll call (with a hat-tip to Mr Tarantino) Mr Pink, Mr Orange and Mr Black. The reason I'm telling these stories is that last week during my HIV clinic, three of my patients were diagnosed with acute viral hepatitis C. This is how it happened.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has referred to hepatitis as a "viral time bomb" that poses a major public health, economic and social threat. The virus is highly infectious and easily transmitted through blood-to-blood contact - presenting disproportionate risks for people who inject drugs. A cure exists but is prohibitively expensive in most countries.
Many younger gay men these days have not seen their friends die of AIDS-related illnesses, and there certainly isn't the fear around HIV which their once was. There is a difficult balance to strike here: we don't want to stigmatise HIV further yet at the same time it is difficult to combat the damaging "I don't care" attitude without emphasising the serious nature of the HIV infection.


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He started out as a young lawyer at Holding Redlich advising the militant Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU), but later advised employers. He hails from a blue-collar country family and is passionate about footy, but is a vegetarian who is so keen on dance that he became chairman of the Australian Ballet School board.
Australian Building and Construction commissioner Leigh Johns is now policing an industry in which people are expected to pick a side – employers or unions – but this self-proclaimed "workplace relations nerd" has shown he's happy to take a swing at either.
Much has changed at the ABCC since Johns took over from former commissioner John Lloyd in October 2010. "There's clearly been a commitment to being a more open regulator," Johns said in an interview with The Australian Financial Review at his offices in Melbourne's St Kilda Road.
The 42-year-old points to his decision to introduce a litigation policy to guide decisions on prosecution and to transform the ABCC into a full-service regulator that now pursues employers for underpaying workers. Under Lloyd, the ABCC largely concerned itself with pursuing unions for illegal strikes and employers for the union-friendly practice of paying strike pay.
But Johns has so far recouped $275,000 in wages for workers and says "we've done all that and not taken our eye off enforcement", pointing to a 30 per cent increase in total investigations.
Staff morale has also risen considerably under his leadership, according to two staff engagement surveys done a year apart. The latest shows overall staff engagement is at 44 per cent.
This is well up on the 32 per cent staff engagement in the 2010 survey and above the Australian benchmark of 36 per cent.
But not everything Johns has touched has turned to gold since he was promoted from deputy commissioner by the Gillard government.
When he took over he quickly initiated an "extensive" inquiry into sham contracting – a practice where employers are accused of labelling employees as contractors to avoid paying full entitlements. But his report, released just over a year later in November, failed to even determine the extent of the sham contracting problem. Instead, it made a range of modest reform recommendations and Johns recently launched yet another round of research. CFMEU national secretary
"It's a bit like announcing that you are going to bring the Moscow Circus to town and turning up with a clown on a unicycle," Noonan says.
Johns responds by saying "the CFMEU has run around the country bleating about sham contracting, but not participating in an inquiry that could have advanced their interests".
Johns also found himself in the headlines for being a member of the Labor Party while also heading the ABCC – a position that is the subject of much political scrutiny and debate. He finally quit his membership of the party, which he has held since the age of 17, after being hounded by opposition workplace relations spokesman
Despite this, several academic and lawyer sources interviewed for this article, who declined to be named, praised Johns's leadership and independence, and employer groups have given him measured praise.
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Similarly, Master Builders Association industrial relations national director Richard Calver says of Johns: "He's always been open and able to be approached."
Johns is happy to pursue both sides of the fence publicly. "There's opportunity for improvement on the employer side around leadership, management and employee engagement," Johns tells the AFR.
"For all the unlawful action that occurred down at the desal plant in Victoria you couldn't call it a model for relationship management and employee engagement," he says, referring to the troubled multibillion-dollar desalination plant at Wonthaggi.
He adds that head contractors now have "no connection" with the people who ultimately work on their projects.
Johns also pulls no punches with the CFMEU, arguing it has wasted millions of dollars in members' fees by being fined for unlawful conduct.
A new crop of union leaders is coming through in Western Australia, NSW and Victoria. "The test for this new leadership cohort is to show real leadership, to not waste members' funds and to legitimately pursue members' claims lawfully, which they can do," Johns says.
But he slams John Setka, a Victorian CFMEU assistant secretary expected to take over from Victorian CFMEU secretary Bill Oliver when he retires late this year. Johns produces a copy of a Federal Court appeal decision from July this year that fined Setka $3000 for threatening a foreman, as well as a union report in which Setka says he does not support bullying.
Responding on Setka's behalf, Noonan says: "I'm sure John [Setka] doesn't get it right all the time but he's out there every day, trying to improve safety in the industry. People like Mr Johns don't do anything to improve safety."
Noonan adds that "a few swear words" from Setka should be viewed in the context of continuing workplace deaths even on major building sites, the most recent being on December 30 in Perth.
Meanwhile, Noonan reserves most of his venom for the ABCC itself. "There's no doubt he [Johns] has put a different spin on the way the organisation operates, but fundamentally it's still the last vestiges of Work Choices," Noonan says, adding that its purpose is to reduce the effectiveness of unions.
"The day that organisation goes out of existence will be a good day," he says
That day could be near. The Gillard government has a bill before the House of Representatives proposing to replace the ABCC with the "Fair Work Building Inspectorate", slash the maximum penalties that courts can issue in building industry industrial relations cases and give the commonwealth Ombudsman oversight on how the inspectorate exercises significant coercive powers in investigations. The Senate has also launched an inquiry into the bill. Johns declines to comment on proposed reforms or his future.
For now, he says: "I still wake up every morning and think woo-hoo, I'm off to work. It's not because I'm a workplace relations nerd – it's partly that – but it's also a sense of being part of something much bigger," he says.
He is also keen to emphasise the collaboration that exists in the industry alongside the public brawls. "Sometimes I feel there's a bit of a parallel universe going on," he says. "For all the political rhetoric, there's a lot of collaboration. Enterprise bargaining goes on. Buildings are getting built. Both the employer and union sides care passionately about building and construction, as I do."
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As soon as Patience Beard was born, her parents knew she was special. They told her growing up that God had made her just the way she was supposed to be made, and that she could do anything – despite the fact that she had been born with proximal focal femoral deficiency, a rare birth defect that prohibited growth in one of her legs.
At the age of eight months old, it came time for her parents to make a decision: should they attempt multiple surgeries throughout her life in order to recover her leg or should they amputate it? Years later, Patience is grateful to her parents for the difficult decision they made to go to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children to have her leg amputated.
Once she reached seventh grade, she was comfortable enough using her prosthetic leg to try out for the cheerleading squad with the rest of her friends. It became her passion, and she was one of the best on the squad. There was nothing her prosthetic leg could keep her from doing.
As college soon approached, she decided she wanted to continue her love of cheerleading and audition for the University of Arkansas cheering squad. They told her beforehand that there would be no exceptions made and that if she could not perform as well as the other cheerleaders, she would not be chosen. She was accepted on the squad and felt proud knowing that despite her amputation, she was able to perform just as well as the others that auditioned.
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| 20 Jun 2012
SocialMiner 9.0(1) Developer's Guide is posted in the documentation page of this SocialMiner tech center on CDN.
SocialMiner Documentation
The API changes include:
Campaign Results
Added a new value for the Campaign Results filterStatus parameter.
Added reason codes for social contact state changes.
Social Contact
Added information about the function to search for social contacts (including limitations).
Added optional metrics parameter to get command.
SocialMiner 8.5(5)
David Lender
| 31 Jan 2012
Cisco SocialMiner 8.5(5) program had passed FCS Readiness is now available for download at www.cisco.com
Key features in this release are:
- Standalone single-session chat
- Chat feed type
- Agent chat UI
- Customer chat UI
- Chat alias
- API for chat transcript
- IE 8 support for chat
- UI improvements
- Social contact layout
- Settings page layout
Product Documentation:
Release Notes
Open Source License
Developers Guide
User Guide
Troubleshooting Tips
SocialMiner 8.5(4)
David Lender
| 29 Sep 2011
Cisco SocialMiner Release 8.5(4) provides the following new features and enhancements:
SocialMiner 8.5(4) adds the Bookmarklet feature for easy creation of Twitter Search and RSS feeds. Creating a feed using the Bookmarklet ¿rather than completing the SocialMiner feed dialog box¿provides a one-click alternative for adding feeds. Once you create a feed using the bookmarklet, you can add it to a campaign and you can edit it in the Feeds gadget¿just as you would a manually-created feed.
Extension Fields
Extension fields are a collection of custom name/value pairs that can be added to the Push feed.sample code. You can include extension fields as Notification Body Variables to add social contact data to email and IM notifications.
Filter State Icons
The table on the Filters gadget now includes a State column, similar to that on the Feeds gadget. Icons in the State column show if the filter is working successfully (green), if it is not in a campaign (yellow), and if there is an error for it (red). Hover over the icons for more information.
Script Filter
This is an enhancement for developers. A new filter type¿Script Filter¿allows you to upload customer-developed Groovy scripts that modify or take an action on social contacts as they enter the system. A Script filter can integrate with external systems to leverage services such as performing translation or invoking a Klout score. NOTE that Cisco Support and the SocialMiner Forum on the Cisco Developer Network do not assist with Groovy script issues. Please direct all troubleshooting requests to your script developer.
Twitter Account Feed¿Reauthorize and Save
When you open a Twitter Account feed in Edit mode, you now see two buttons: Save and Reauthorize and Save. A simple edit to a field requires only a Save. However, if the icon next to the feed is red and the hover text for that red icon indicates authorization issues, select Reauthorize and Save to initiate the Twitter authorization process.
[url=http://docwiki-dev.cisco.com/wiki/SocialMiner_Release_8.5(4)]docwiki here http://docwiki-dev.cisco.com/wiki/SocialMiner_Release_8.5(4)
SocialMiner 8.5(3)
David Lender
| 23 Aug 2011
The key functionality that is part of this release is as follows:
UI Improvements
State selector
Real time state changes (eventing)
Cisco Facebook Reply Template
Updated Hardware Policy (any hardware vendor)
Eventing Status
Hardware Status
Logged in Users
Proxy Settings UI update -CCX
HTTP Notification
What's new in 8.5(3) [url= http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/SocialMiner_Release_8.5(3)#What.27s_New_in_Release_8.5.283.29]doc-wikidoc-wiki:
SocialMiner 8.5(2)
David Lender
| 09 Jun 2011
SocialMiner 8.5(2) includes:
-Notifications - Email and IM notifications are now available. You can configure notifications to be sent through email and/or instant messaging any time a social contact is tagged with a defined tag. Email notifications support HTML tags while IM notifications are plain text.
-"Push" Feed - A new feed type is available that allows you to "push" social contacts that you create into the system. A sample form is provided to create and submit a social contact and apply tags.
-Author Filtering - A new filter is provided that allows you to filter out social contacts by author. For example, you can filter out tweets made by agents using SocialMiner so they are not brought back into the system for handling.
-Reply Template Enhancements - Twitter Reply templates now show a conversation history (if available) for the social contact being replied to. Reply templates also show the information about the author of the social contact, for example; the Twitter user's picture, description, and location.
-Disaster Recovery - SocialMiner now supports the standard Cisco Unified OS Disaster Recovery System. System backups can be done manually or scheduled for automatic backup.
-UI Enhancements - New UI enhancements in this release provide sorting and searching in the list view of many configuration gadgets. This feature allows you to navigate quickly through long lists of items to get to what you are looking for.
-System Administration Improvements - System administration has been updated to provides the status of the notification services.
release notes
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Nella Elmer – Eurobabe Trip
Released: July 26, 2013
There's nothing like a little road trip through the country with your friend's girlfriend Nella Elmer, especially when you're getting horny on the way to his house! These two cheaters can't even behave themselves as they're nearing the boyfriend's property, and first they get the foreplay going in the car, so as not to be seen, but when the action gets too intense and they know there's no stopping, they pull over into a field near his house and get down to some outdoor fully clothed fucking! Nella is wearing a lovely silver, shiny top and some little turquoise panties that she just has to pull aside in order to take that dick! This sexy blonde babe shows what she can do, taking a proper pounding in multiple positions in her face and pussy, and when this cheating bastard has pumped all he can on his fashionable fuck buddy he blows his load all over her sexy top! Creamed up and fucked up fashionable babes are what you'll find every week at FullyClothedSex.com!


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In the mid-1980s, the French painter, sculptor and film-maker Charles Matton decided that he 'wanted to paint Realist interiors in the manner of the "moderns," that is, without wasting time on painstaking technical processes.' He first thought of photographing friends' and fellow-artists' apartments and studios, then painting over the resulting cibachrome prints, but at length settled upon an altogether different strategy: in small boxes he constructed detailed models of the interiors he had chosen to depict, and then carefully photographed those, eventually exhibiting the models together with the prints and paintings derived from them. The dolls'-house miniatures attracted such attention, that they soon became and end in themselves, and Matton has continued 'wasting time' on the 'painstaking technical processes' they require ever since.
Matton has said '…I create two kinds of boxes: those whose purpose is to re-create an atmosphere that has delighted me, a memory whose existence I wish to perpetuate; and the more objective pieces that are the result of a detailed examination of the "realistic truth" of a certain place.' In the former category are the works depicting deserted hotel-lobbies and empty corridors, or, as in the case of the pair of images below, a Swedish bathroom. In other works the 'atmosphere' being reconstructed is a literary one, as in the 'homages:' elaborate library-scenes paying tribute to writers such as Perec & Borges (as in the images above); Proust & Joyce.
The 'objective pieces' are often re-creations of the studios or studies of artists or thinkers Matton admires: Francis Bacon's chaotic South Kensington studio was the subject of one; William S. Burroughs' squalid room in Tangier another; Sigmund Freud's Vienna study a third (see the last of the present images, below). Other 'studio' boxes are partly or wholly imaginary, for example, the 'Studio of a Classical Sculptor' shown in the sixth of these images. Almost all of the elements in the boxes are made of epoxy resin, with marble-powder filler. 'The objects are then painted, or patinated, to take on the form of gold frames, tubes of paint, parquet floors, brick walls ... marble overmantels, ashtrays, celadon vases and books…' before being carefully put into position.
In her essay 'Charles Matton: Meticulous Illusionist,' Barbara S. Krulik writes that his work has 'An antecedent […] in 17th-century Dutch perspective boxes [which] employed linear perspective to create a three-dimensional space in miniature.' 'Artists such as Samuel van Hoogstraten (1627-78),' she adds 'created boxes dealing with characteristic themes of the period including genre scenes and architectural views.' And one could argue, perhaps, that Joseph Cornell's boxes are (distantly) akin to Matton's.
The images (and much of the information) above were lifted from an article in issue 16 of (the new-format) FMR magazine ('Charles Matton Encircled') by the artist's wife, Sylvie Matton (translated by Judith Landry), and from a small catalogue ('Charles Matton: Within These Walls') issued by the Forum Gallery, New York, to coincide with a 2002 exhibition of his drawings, paintings, photographs and mixed-media constructions.
Correction (added 02/07/08): the first, second, third, fourth and sixth of the photographs reproduced above are the work of Sebastian Straessle, and were scanned from issue 16 (Dec./Jan. '06/'07) of FMR magazine; they are all copyright © Sebastian Straessle; the fifth photograph is by Richard McCabe and the seventh photograph is by Yann Matton, these were scanned from the exhibition catalogue cited above, and are copyright © the Forum Gallery, New York. The original works are copyright © Charles Matton. All the above images have been reproduced here only for as long as no-one objects to their presence on this site.Posted by misteraitch at March 11, 2007 12:58 PM
Thanks, these look like fascinating works, I had heard of Matton in the context of his film Spermula, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spermula
and http://www.jahsonic.com/Spermula.jpg
and http://www.jahsonic.com/Spermula2.jpg
Posted by: Jan on March 11, 2007 07:46 PM
Fascinating stuff! Aside from the obvious precedent of 17th century peepshows, his work reminds me strongly of Michael McMillen. I vaguely remember that McMillen comes to this type of construction from working in movie sets in Hollywood, but I couldn't find the reference, so I may be making this up.Posted by: on March 12, 2007 02:29 AM
Jan—Spermula certainly seems like the odd-one-out among Matton's movies: in the article I mentioned by Sylvie Matton, she manages to refer to all of her husband's films except that one!
Anon—Thanks for the link to McMillen's work, which I had not seen before. I wonder if Matton's experience in cinema influenced him when first making his boxes, which, I suppose, are almost like miniature set-designs.
Also, I should note that Matton has a personal site, including a selection of images of his boxes, which my various googlings oddly failed to turn up, and which I found instead courtesy of Laurent Gloaguen's notice of this entry.Posted by: misteraitch on March 12, 2007 01:47 PM
Oh, these are delicious. I love Cornell and perspective boxes.
And I think a more mundane link is to those elaborate nineteenth-century children's toys that are a single furnished room for dolls--I've seen a lot of the kitchens, in particular.Posted by: marly on March 12, 2007 06:29 PM
Oops, sorry about my previous comment, I did not mean to enter it anonymously. One neat thing about McMillen's environments is that they are sometimes rigged with tiny speakers that play bits of conversations, traffic hum, etc. I remember one piece that was only visible through the keyhole of the closed gallery! Kind of like Fischli and Weiss's inaccessible broom closet installation (about which I can't find any details at the moment).Posted by: Michelangelo on March 13, 2007 03:02 PM
Very interesting post. Thanks for the introduction Marly. I have put a link on my Sculptor studio's blog. I do hope this is OK.
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On Fridays, I share links to blog posts by other writers. I link often but not exclusively to writers affiliated with Patheos, the religion and spirituality web portal that hosts my blog. Please share the blog love by reading these posts, sharing them via Facebook, Twitter, etc., and/or participating in the comment conversation.
My oh-so-brave friend Rachel Stone put herself on the line this week, by writing a post for Her.meneutics (the women's blog on the Christianity Today web site) in which she argued that vaccinating our children makes sense from a scientific/medical perspective (research has clearly debunked the notion that vaccines cause autism, and the benefit of vaccines arises from "herd immunity"—an illness can be eradicated in a population even if not every single person is vaccinated, so long as enough people are vaccinated) and from a Christian perspective (because of that herd immunity mechanism, if a significant part of the population is unvaccinated, the risk of illness is greater not just for those people, but also for people who cannot be vaccinated for some legitimate medical reason, people with compromised immune systems, neighboring populations, etc.). The dangers arising from widespread failure to vaccinate is on display in some African nations, for example, where diseases such as polio had previously been considered eradicated. But when enough people stop vaccinating for various reasons (for example, one Islamic group spread a rumor that vaccines were a U.S.-led conspiracy to sterilize Muslims), then the disease reappears, and not only in that population, but in neighboring populations.
Rachel argues:
What concerns me about the anti-vaccination movement is not merely the fact that people are so easily persuaded by falsified claims about vaccine risks, nor the tragedy of people losing their lives to diseases that were (thanks to vaccines) nearly eradicated. Rather, I'm concerned that so many people seem willing to let others carry the supposed burden of vaccination so that they don't have to. To me, that's a failure of the commandment to love our neighbors: our infant neighbors, our elderly neighbors, and our immune-compromised neighbors. That's a disease of the soul for which the only treatment is love—best shown in the God who became man to bear our infirmities in his own body.
Hoooo doggy, did she ask for it. Predictably, Rachel is being flamed by those who pile on the anecdotes and web sites supposedly proving that, not only are vaccines dangerous, but they are made from dead babies! And they are a conspiracy led by Big Pharma, whose sole concern is money, money, money! And furthermore, how dare Rachel suggest that our daily decisions about how to live and care for ourselves and others have anything to do with our faith! People come to the Her.meneutics blog to read about spirituality and Jesus, thank you very much, not to have someone suggest that their Christian faith has anything to do with their behavior and decisions! And anyway, urging people to make decisions based on what's best for everyone and not just the individual isn't Christianity, it's socialism!
It's obvious where I stand. I think our faith should inform our daily behavior and decisions, both mundane and monumental. I think research is more valuable for decision-making than accumulated anecdote. I think making medical decisions based on what you read on web sites heavy on opinion and conspiracy theories and light on documented research is foolish (I am married to a librarian after all). I think journlists should be allowed to raise legitimate questions about the quality of medical research and reveal the holes in popular cultural notions without being accused of being both cold-hearted and blind to reality. (In my work around reproductive and fertility medicine, I have occasionally argued with those who elevate anecdote over science, and been accused, as Rachel has been this week, of being fooled by Big Pharma and conspiring doctors, while also failing to give a damn about people's well-being.) I want to bang my head against the wall when I read comments to Rachel's essay from those who say they aren't vaccinating their children against diseases like polio because people don't get polio in the U.S. (and why is that again? oh yeah…because of vaccines!). I hope New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof pays attention to Rachel's tweet to him the other day: "Please write something about how vaccine conspiracy theory is a US luxury afforded us by the efficacy & safety of vaccines!"
I'd go a step further than that, and argue that widespread suspicion of modern medicine in our culture—the painting of vaccinations, pharmaceutical companies, hospital births, and more as part of a vast conspiracy by those in power to hide the truth, make money, and rob people of their self-determination—is a luxury available only to those who have never faced serious threats to life or limb without benefit of modern medicine to treat them. As Rachel points out in a post reflecting on her vaccination piece (a gracious and wise post, especially given the circumstances), no institution or profession is free of self-interest or flawed priorities. Our medical system has plenty in it that needs fixing. But the people who make up the "system" also possess our better human qualities of wisdom, compassion, and honesty.
As someone who would be living an isolated, painful, limited life without benefit of modern medicine, I choose to look for that wisdom, compassion, and honesty first. I choose to trust that those advocating childhood vaccinations are motivated primarily by the desire to do what research has continually shown to be the most effective thing to ensure that children aren't suffering from (and dying of) preventable diseases.


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Justin Bieber and His Toussled 'Do Land in London (PHOTOS)
Fresh off of his bird-flipping incident in Los Angeles, Justin Bieber has packed up his things and gone across the pond.
With his newly-short hairdo in a messy state (hey, the kid did just fly 5,000-plus miles), Justin was spotted late Wednesday making his way through Heathrow Airport as masses of fans and photographers did their best to get a glimpse of the teen sensation. He's currently in the UK to continue his Never Say Never tour, which will kick off in Birmingham on Friday night before moving over to Dublin, Ireland.
Justin turned 17 this week, and found himself in some adult drama when he was caught flipping the middle finger to paparazzi in Los Angeles on Tuesday night. He later apologized on Twitter.
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|Nantahala Dirty Girl Blonde
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|Nantahala Trail Magic Ale No. 16 (Tropical hopped Imperial IPA)
|Nantahala Trail Magic Ale No. 14 (Torpedo Pilsner)
|Nantahala Sticky Dog Stout
|Nantahala Patton's Run Porter
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hman43 (33) Pinehurst, North Carolina | July 6, 2015
I visited this place on July 3rd. They had a good selection on tap. There was a food place next to the tap room for people who wanted to eat.
Drake (803) Milwaukee, Wisconsin | September 9, 2013
I had a hell of a time getting here, but Bryson City was easy enough to navigate once I managed to get there. Located in a building with a few businesses with a parking lot on the side. It looks like it could get crowded. Lots of raw wood in a very large open space. Long bar. Very comfortable. Lots of beers on tap with a couple Trail Magic bottles to go. The beers were all solid with a few standouts. Nice staff and I had a lengthy conversation with one of them, which was cool. Prices can get pricy on samples. Overall, I'm glad I made the trek.
decaturstevo (199) decatur, Tennessee | February 3, 2013
Nice place with a winter bar area that is much smaller than the regular bar. Very nice selection service was good. This is a must go to when coming through this area. Always remember you can bring food into the brewery and eat. If you go next door the selection of beer is not as good and the beer is higher. Not my last time here.
maxwelldeux (148) Snohomish, Washington | September 2, 2012
I think this was my favorite place I went on my trip to Asheville. Great little place in the middle of nowhere. Laid back place with quite a few of their own brews on tap. No AC, but good air flow. And a huge version of Jenga that's really awesome to watch.
magsinva (154) Virginia | August 18, 2012
Reviewing from notes 12/22/2011 - Newer building. The tap room is a good size, plenty of room to expand and add tables later, as it's just a bar at this point. Lots of wood, bar is modeled on the front of a fishing shack with the brewing equipment visible through the large picture windows of the "shack". The room is like the courtyard between other shacks with a running balcony between buildings. Bluegrass plays as gentle background noise. The taps are your typical standards with a couple nice seasonals and solid craft guess taps. They could handle 18 taps, though they had only 15 available when we visited. The bartender was attentive w/o hovering. They have tasters, 8 oz, 16 oz, 20 oz, pitchers, and growlers. Prices are very reasonable, with a pint for $4.
hellbilly (139) scottsdale über alles, Arizona | April 17, 2012
stopped in 7/13/11. i love the simplicity of this place... re-purposed industrial building.... lots of wood and concrete....but comfortable. they had only 5 beers on tap...but they were all good. service was super friendly and willing to chat. i love the $5 membership to join as they are in a dry county!
BarleyHound (1) Anderson, South Carolina | March 31, 2012
Seasonal Belgian Dirty Girl Golden Ale was really good but the Trail Magic Russian stout was amazing! This is a cool place to hang out after a day on the trail
DiarmaidBHK (865) Lewisburg, Pennsylvania | December 24, 2011
The fact that there's a place this awesome in a town as small as Bryson City says the craft beer movement is going in the right direction. The intereior made it seem like we were at an outdoor bar set in a tropical resort. They had 10 things on tap with the top beers being the pale ales and the Sticky dog stout. I was surprised how many people were there on a Thursday before Christmas. I can't wait to stop here again.
Braudog (888) Yorktown, Virginia | October 7, 2011
Yet another interestingly rejuvenated location for an American brewery … an old Quonset hut apartment/industrial space in a weird little town. Nice beers, friendly staff, huge TV. I could hang here. (#557)
ross (59) weddington, North Carolina | August 28, 2011
Really cool brewpub in the middle of Bryson City. If you are in this area for vacation, be sure to go here. Not really sure what to give all these ratings...selection? I mean, they have their own beers on tap...The staff is super friendly. There are games you can play. It is a huge open warehouse. Really cool interesting place to drop in and drink several pints.. Will pour growlers too.


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What the New York Subway System Looked Like in the 70's & 80's
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By the looks of it today, you wouldn't be able to tell that New York City's subway system was once one of the most dangerous in the world. With an average 250 felonies committed each week, the subway became a dark and dangerous bulls-eye for crime. Record-high homicides and a drug epidemic plagued the inside while outside the subway cars were camouflaged in graffiti.
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35,000 free tickets for RHCP concert have been sold ranged from $25 and $70 per ticket
About 35,000 free tickets for Red Hot Chili Peppers and Weezer concert; scheduled July 2 in a parking lot near the Las Vegas Convention Center; made available online through a ticket service on Monday by Event promoter Clear Channel Entertainment Properties, have been sold by traders through eBay auctions at prices that by Thursday ranged from $25 and $70 per ticket.
This incident, obviously, makes the officials become so furious because they indicate that there are people who want to take advantage of the situation. To note, those tickets are actually available to everybody for free because the centennial committee want to present the show, which is to mark the city's 100th anniversary, as a very special event.
That's why, in order to stop the "illegal" ticket sales, Clark County and the city of Las Vegas forbid ticket scalping and resellers may be prosecuted. Moreover, officials said another 5,000 tickets will be made available through TicketMaster on May 16, while 10,000 were being distributed to hotels.


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Controversial former Wallabies winger David Campese has launched another attack on Australia coach Robbie Deans and predicts the upcoming Lions tour will descend into a boring penalty-fest.
In reports published in the UK media on Wednesday, Campese labelled Deans as desperate and reiterated a call from him to be replaced by Queensland Reds coach Ewen McKenzie.
Australia's record tryscorer Campese, who now lives in South Africa, criticised Deans for turning a blind eye to the Australian Rugby Union ban on selecting overseas-based players in order to smooth a way for the return of Japan-based George Smith.
"They are breaking their own laws because Robbie Deans is desperate," Campese told UK tabloid the Daily Express.
"If they lose the series, hopefully he will go and we can then have Ewen McKenzie coaching us.
"When Quade Cooper spoke about the environment being toxic last year he got in trouble, but I heard the same from someone else in the squad. There is a problem there.
"We have gone backwards in our back-line skills. It's not the same Australian team as when we were playing.
"Robbie Deans came out last year and said: `You don't need to score tries to have exciting rugby'. It must be the Kiwi mentality."
Campese also criticised British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland for picking a Welsh-heavy side lacking players with X-factor.
"We know exactly what is coming from a Gatland side," Campese said.
"... We know it is going to be a very structured series because they will be two very structured teams.
"Some of the games might be close because both coaches are under pressure. But it is going to be a penalty-fest."
Campese will join the British radio station TalkSPORT's commentary team for the Lions tour.
He told the Daily Telegraph he could not work in Australia because he would have to hold back on his opinions.
"You have to do and say the right things to get a job there and that's never going to happen," he said.
"That's why I moved to South Africa.
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Thank you for taking the time to express your support for legislation to expand New York State's DNA databank. I appreciate your interest and participation, and will do my best to keep you updated on our efforts to convince the state Assembly to act.
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what about voluntary donations ?
what about a system like the mandrake has setup for donations ?
or the paypal account that eazel has setup (www.paypal.com -> email@example.com) ?
what about if sourceforge implement voluntary donations so you can contribute money to your pet proyect ?
(of course, with all the insecurity now days, there should be a statement that credit card info will be destroyed after the payment)
A tool for securing DNS communications between a client and a DNS resolver.
A polyhedral extraction tool (PET).


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Longhorn Steakhouse
by Brian J. Lowney
While Ill admit that I never listen to Country/Western music, my car radio got stuck the other day on some far-off station, and I was too concerned with the traffic to start playing with those quirky buttons.
"Oh, Home on the Range " some lonesome hillbilly swooned, as my car fought the onslaught of nervy shoppers darting in and out of the traffic on busy Route 2 in Warwick. "Hey," said my enterprising brother. "Im hungry and that song reminds me of some famished cowboy rustling up a juicy steak. Lets go have lunch at the Longhorn Steakhouse." I agreed and since we were headed for the Warwick Mall, the Longhorn, located in the mall parking lot, was the perfect choice.
Once we were greeted and seated, our efficient wait server delivered a delicious loaf of hot fresh-baked wheat bread, just out of the oven, that came with a crock of dairy-fresh butter. Just as the crocus is a harbinger of spring, this delightful, addictive treat no matter how many calories each slice contained was to be the portent of a great meal.
After perusing Longhorns extensive lunch menu, I chose the "Black and Bleu Burger" ($6.79), a grilled half pound burger, dusted with the restaurants special "7 pepper seasoning," then topped with melted bleu cheese. The fiery seasoning, a nice blend that certainly packed a powerful punch without being overwhelming, was nicely balanced by the creamy, melted bleu cheese and proved to be an innovative way to present the traditional beef burger. My delicious burger, which rested on a fresh-baked Kaiser roll, was accompanied by a generous serving of seasoned fries and a cup of coffee. I was very happy that I had lassoed such a wonderful lunch, and subconsciously thanked that inspirational cowboy, whoever he was.
My brother rustled up the New York strip steak ($13.79), which the menu proclaimed to be "the steak lovers choice." He wholeheartedly agreed and proclaimed his medium-well steak to be "cooked to perfection" and nicely seasoned. His steak was accompanied by a medley of colorful steamed veggies that included snow peas, summer squash, carrots and broccoli florets.
"This is a great lunch!" he said, adding that his steak was tender, well trimmed and a bargain at that price. "Take a small piece and try it," he suggested. "Isnt it great?" I had to concur, but admitted that I was not disappointed with my luncheon choice. Wed have to make another visit to this popular eatery sometime very soon.
Longhorn offers an extensive luncheon menu with many exciting choices; no wonder its such a popular dining spot. There are several interesting starters the spicy chicken and cheese dip ($5.99) caught my eye. From the menu description, this unusual appetizer might be a meal in itself, when accompanied by a garden or Caesar salad. This dip features diced roasted chicken in a creamy cheese sauce, enhanced by chili-lime seasonings, served bubbling hot with crisp tortilla chips and topped with chopped tomatoes, jalapenos and sour cream. I cant wait to try this interesting blend of flavors and textures. Olé.
In addition to many steak and burger offerings, Longhorn also serves several fish, pork and chicken items, as well as some very interesting salads. For example, one menu choice, Atlantic cod ($8.99), features cod filets coated with seasoned breadcrumbs, seared to a golden brown and finished with a zesty lemon sauce. What a wonderful Lenten lunch! For the calorie conscious, there is a delightful salmon salad ($7.99) a crisp garden or Caesar salad, topped with fresh, marinated Canadian salmon.
No restaurant could ever call itself a "steakhouse" without offering Baby Back Ribs ($10.49), which the menu notes is a "half rack of fall off the bone tender baby back ribs, rubbed with Longhorns special blend of seasonings, slow cooked for tenderness and char grilled for extra flavor." Topped with the restaurants special BBQ sauce, these ribs are served with seasoned fries and jalapeno cole slaw. I bet that cowboy I heard on the radio would sing a happy tune with this great luncheon choice.
Another entrée that caught my eye was the Rocky Top Chicken ($10.29), a grilled chicken breast, slathered in Longhorns special tangy BBQ sauce and topped with a trio of cheeses (Swiss, cheddar and jack), hickory smoked bacon, diced tomatoes and green onions. Add some seasoned fries and a serving of Double-Jack beans and youll have a great lunch. Be prepared, however, to take home a "doggie bag"; the portions at Longhorn are very generous.
While my brother and I did not have room for dessert, the fried cheesecake ($4.99), was certainly tempting. Take a slice of creamy cheesecake, lightly breaded and flash fried, place it on a bed of plump strawberries and drizzle the confection with dazzling caramel and raspberry swirls and a rosette of whipped cream, and you simply have a dessert lovers idea of Heaven. The next time we visit Longhorn Steakhouse, well be sure to save room for such a happy ending!
Longhorn Steakhouse is located at 400 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, adjacent to the Warwick Mall. For more information, call 737-6943. Open daily for lunch at 11am. For more information visit theirwebsite.
Brian J. Lowney is a reporter for the Providence Visitor and the pet columnist for the Herald News (Fall River). He enjoys the wonderful Rhode Island restaurant scene and writing about the cornucopia of outstanding dining and retail food establishments we have been blessed with throughout the region.


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Spotting a trend is one thing, Brian. Actually making adjustments is another. The Sixers probably know what they need to do (at least I hope they do). HOWEVER, after reading a quote like this (about the Nets) from Iguodala, "They just played the same they did all year. We never really adjusted from game to game. They just beat us pretty much the same way.", I'm not at all confident that they will do it.
Yeah, I had that comment in mind when I wrote this. You'd hope they'll do a better job tonight of adjusting. At least they beat Charlotte once, so they have a history w/ what works.
How do you adjust to the fact that Miller cannot guard a quick PG. If Augustine and Felton are on the floor who does he cover?
felton and you make him shoot jumpers, or you play a zone.
Felton heard you :)
LB is going to have them sagging and clogging the paint like he did in Philly last week. He has his guys cut off all penetration lanes and tries to force us to shoot jumpers.


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BAPTISM OF THE LORD Lectionary #21B
With echoes of the message of Epiphany, this feast interprets the baptism of Jesus as the coming of the "mighty one" who will fulfill God's promise of a messianic age. Note: The first and/or second reading of Year A may also be used on this feast.
Music Suggestions
Choral Anthems
Music Suggestions
Isaiah 55:1-11. This reading is echoed at the Easter Vigil. The messianic age will be a time of bounty, of no boundaries between nations, and of reconciliation. Doubt it? It is the word of the Lord, so it is as sure as the arrival of rain and snow.
Psalm of the Day: Isaiah 12
This canticle concludes the first set of Isaiah's prophecies. Voicing thanksgiving for God's fidelity, it also announces a time of salvation.
Joyfully You Will Draw Water PSL B-27/SS
Ustedes Sacarán Agua (García) FYC 282
Ustedes Sacarán Agua/You Will Draw Water (Reza) Una Voz 267
We Shall Draw Water (Inwood) JS2 117/MI‑BB/GP 288
With Joy You Will Draw Water (Haugen) GC2 81/GP 148/CBW 237PCY2 54
You Will Draw Water (Alstott) CBW 81/BB
You Will Draw Water (Guimont) RS 204/GC2 1017/LPMG 21B
You Will Draw Water (Hunstiger) SS
You Will Draw Water (Kreutz) PSC 72
You Will Draw Water (Proulx/Gelineau) WOR 823/WOR4 1023
You Will Draw Water (Reagan) PMB 113, 577/WC 351/WS/PRM B16
You Will Draw Water/Ustedes Sacarán Agua (Reza) JS2 116
You Will Draw Water (Schiavone) JS2 900/LP 31
Alternative Psalm of the Day, Cycle A: Ps (28) 29
This psalm may have originated as a hymn to Baal, adapted by a Jewish poet to sing the praise of YHWH. It is a powerful expression of God's supremacy and universal rule.
Lord, Bless Your People (Warner) PMB 143
The Lord Will Bless His People (Batastini) RS 58
The Lord Will Bless His People (Booth) GP 191
The Lord Will Bless His People (Canter) MI-BB
The Lord Will Bless His People (Cheri/Robertson) WC 398/WS
The Lord Will Bless His People (Forrester/Somerville) CBW 38
The Lord Will Bless His People (Guimont) GC 40/GC2 908/LPMG 21
The Lord Will Bless His People (Hunstiger) SS
The Lord Will Bless His People (Kreutz) PMB 576/WS/PRM B15
The Lord Will Bless His People (Proulx/Gelineau) WOR 785/WOR4 1022
The Lord Will Bless His People (Schiavone) JS2 899/LP 30
The Lord Will Bless Us with Peace (Whitaker) JS2 31
Common Psalm: Ps (71) 72
See suggestions for Epiphany.
1 John 5:1-9. Just as the prophets longed for and promised a messianic age of peace and reconciliation, so the author of this letter longs for and promises a time when faith will conquer the world.
Mark 1:7-11. Mark's version of the baptism scene at the Jordan is simple and straightforward. Note that only Jesus sees the vision of the Spirit and hears the voice. In Mark's version of this story, the Spirit's presence is a personal call by God, not a witness for the crowd.
Songs for the Liturgy
A Living Hope (2,G) PMB 284/CBW 613
*All Justice You Have Loved and Taught (E) IH 13
All the Ends of the Earth -- Dufford (G) GP 683/MI‑BB/GC 520/GC2 526/JS2 595
*All You Who Are Thirsty (1B,G) RS 644/GC 501
Arise, Your Light Is Come! (1) CBW 302
Baptized in Water (G) WOR 720/WOR4 919/RS 903/GC 798/GC2 797/CBW 614/JS2 542/PMB 286/WC 617/WS/MI-BB/SS
Before the Sun Burned Bright (G) GP 577/CBW 504
Blessed Quietness (G) LMGM 72
Christ, You are the Fullness (2,G) CBW 431
Come and Let Us Drink of That New River (1B,2B) WOR 723/GC 807/RS 902
*Come, Taste and See (1B,G) GP 526/JS2 818
*Come to Me – Dufner (1B) JS2 735
*Come to the Feast – Haugen (1B) GC 503/GC2 499
*Come to the Water (1B) GP 706/GC 502/GC2 502/JS2 253, 650/MI-BB/SS
*Come to the Waters (1B) CBW 359
*Come to Us (1B) GC 743/GC2 740
*Down Galilee's Slow Roadways (G) HG 16
Everyone Moved by the Spirit (G) GP 412
Glorious Things of You Are Spoken (1B,PsB) WC 708
God Sends Us His Spirit (G) WOR 724/GC 467
God, Who at the Font Once Named Us (1,G) WC 793
Hail to the Lord's Anointed (1,G) PMB 225/WC 517/WS/SS
Healing River (G) RS 715/GC 584/GC2 564
Healing River of the Spirit (1,1B,Ps) MI-BB
Here Am I (1) RS 822/GC2 713
*Here Is My Servant (1) PSL B-26/SS
I've Just Come from the Fountain (G) LMGM 110/WC 618
*Jesus at the Jordan Baptized (G) WOR4 911/SS
Joy to the World (1) WOR 399/WOR4 424/CBW 328/GP 318/LMGM 19/BB/RS 524/GC 343/GC2 353/PMB 207/WC 493/JS2 336/WS/SS
Now in This Banquet, vss 3‑4 (1) GC 833/GC2 825/RS 933/CBW 608
O Christ, the Great Foundation (G) WOR 618/RS 781, 782/GC2 646/CBW 527/SS
O God of Love, O King of Peace (Ps) PMB 457/WOR 652/WOR4 813/WC 872/RS 833/CBW 681
Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness (1,G) CBW 582
Praise to You, O Christ Our Savior (G) JS2 674/MI‑BB/RS 652/GC 515/GC2 517/CBW 442/WOR4 591/GP 662
Priestly People, v 1 (E,1,G) PMB 383/WC 761/WS
Send Down the Fire (G) GC 466/GC2 477
Song of the Holy Spirit (G) JS2 460/CBW 526
Song over the Waters (G) RS 855/GC 585/GC2 559/SS
Songs of Thankfulness and Praise (G) WOR 410/WOR4 451/CBW 348/BB/RS 529/GC 376/GC2 383/WC 519/JS2 368/PMB 224/WS/SS
*Surely It Is God Who Saves Me (PsB) WOR 584/WOR 643/RS 739/CBW 500
*Sweet Refreshment, v 3 (G) GC2 802/SS
*Take and Eat This Bread, v 4 – O'Brien (1B) GC2 839/SS
The Church of Christ in Every Age (1) WOR 626/WOR4 785/RS 803/GC2 665/WC 940/JS2 843/SS
The Church's One Foundation (G) CBW 604/GP 46/MI‑BB/WC 764/GC 661/JS2 779/PMB 385/WOR4 736/WS/SS
The Spirit of God (G) PMB 399/WC 807/GC 458/WS
The Voice of God (1,G) WOR 358/CBW 433
There Is One Lord (G) GP 453/WOR 657/WOR4 921/MI‑BB/WC 610/RS 835/GC 809/GC2 796/JS2 699/PMB 287/WS
*To Jordan Jesus Humbly Came (G) WC 525/WOR4 457/WS
Wade in the Water (G) LMGM 107/GC 812/GC2 793/JS2 544/MI‑BB/GP 456
Waters of Love (Ps,G) WC 352
*When Jesus Came to Jordan (G) WOR 697/WOR4 456/RS 878
*When Jesus Comes to Be Baptized (G) JS2 372/CBW 350
*When John Baptized by Jordan's River (G) WOR 412/WOR4 458/RS 538/GC2 390/JS2 373/CBW 325/WC 524/SS
Wonderful and Great (Ps) PMB 499/WC 929
You Are the Voice (G) RS 659/GC 549/CBW 576
You Have Anointed Me (1) RS 795/GC 676/GC2 538/GP 555
*You Will Draw Water (PsB) GC 620/WC 351
Choral Anthems
Title of Anthem, Voicing & Instrumentation
Publisher & edition #
|All Glory Be to God on High (SATB)
|Cruger, Johannes/Proulx, Richard
|Ascribe to the Lord (SATB)
|Wetzler, Robert
|Concordia (98-3109) *
|Ascribe to the Lord the Glory (SATB)
|Hillert, Richard
|Concordia (98-2825) *
|Casciolini, C.
|Baptism Carol, The (SATB)
|Busarow, D.
|Concordia (98-3223) *
|Baptism of Christ, The (SATB)
|Hallock, Peter
|Baptism of Jesus, The (SATB, Organ)
|Hallstrom, Henry
|Abingdon (APM-581)
|Baptism of Jesus, The (SATB, keyboard)
|Lovelace, Austin C.
|Baptism of the Lord (2-part mixed)
|Callahan, Charles
|Morningstar (MSM 50-2003)
|Carol of Baptism (SAB or 2-part mixed, Organ)
|Brandon, George
|Concordia (98-2138) *
|Christ, When for Us You Were Baptized (SAB, keyboard)
|Helman, Michael
|Augsburg (800674057)
|Exaltabo te, Domine (SSATB, Latin/English)
|Palestrina, G.P./Button, H. Elliott
|Novello (1135)
|Festival Anthem (SATB, Trumpet, & Organ)
|Leaf, Robert
|Augsburg (11-1795) *
|Give to Jehovah from 2nd Morning Star Choir Book, (Unison, keyboard)
|Schütz, Heinrich
|Concordia (97-4702)
|Give Unto the Lord, O Ye Mighty (Unison & Organ, German/English)
|Schütz, Heinrich/Agey, C. Buell
|Abingdon (APM-135)
|I'm Gonna Sing Til the Spirit Moves in My Heart (SATB)
|Hogan, Moses
|Hal Leonard (08740284)
|It Is A Good Thing to Give Thanks (SATB)
|Busarow, D.
|Concordia (98-3126) *
|Let Thy Holy Presence (SATB)
|Tchesnokoff, T.
|Pro Art (1514)
|Lone Wild Bird, The (SATB)
|Haugen, Marty
|On Jordan's Bank (SATB, Sop. desc., Organ, Flute)
|Ferris, William
|World Library (WLP005701)
|Psalm 29 (SATB, Unison)
|Cartford, Gerhard M.
|Augsburg (11-0672)
|Psalm 29 (SATB)
|Schütz, Heinrich/Lynn, George
|Presser (312.40072)
|Psalm 29 (SSATB, keyboard)
|Sweelinck, J.P.
|Edition Musico (G-539)
|Psalm 29 (Solo, 2-part choir, organ, opt. Brass, Hebrew/English)
|Weisgall, Hugo
|Presser (312.40958)
|Spirit of God, Descendeth Upon My Heart (SATB, solo)
|Jennings, Kenneth
|Augsburg (6000098332)
|Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart (SAB, keyboard)
|Thoburn, Crawford R.
|Mark Foster/Shawnee (MF2138)
|Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (SATB)
|Oxford (40.107)
|Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (SATB)
|G. Schirmer (731)
The White Dove
|E. C. Schirmer
|This Child of Ours (SATB, Piano, Flute)
|Concordia (98-3730) *
|This Gift is Free
|To Jordan Came (SAB)
|Selah 405-136
|Tribus miraculis from Ten Palestrina Motets (SATB)
|Palestrina, L.
|Tribus Miraculis
|Voice of the Lord Sounds (SATB, Organ or Piano)
|Schütz, Heinrich
|Mercury (MC-407)
|When Jesus Came to Jordan (SATB, Keyboard, C-Instrument)
|Trapp, Lynn M.
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One of the two brothers charged following a car crash in Sunken Lake and multiple break-ins of vehicles in Canning will remain in custody until his next court appearance, while the other brother has been released on his own recognizance.
Jesse Robert Melvin, 18, Canning, and Kodey James Sinclair Melvin, 22, no fixed address, both appeared in Kentville court on June 23.
The younger brother faces two counts of theft of a motor vehicle; seven counts of stealing property valued at less than $5,000, six counts of possessing stolen property, obstructing a peace officer engaged in the execution of his duty, failing to comply with probation, nine counts of prowling at night and unlawfully possessing marijuana.
Jesse Melvin waived reading of the charges and was released on his own recognizance, including a $1,000 non-cash surety. He is scheduled to return to court on July 21 for election and plea on the 27 charges.
The elder brother is charged with operating a motor vehicle in a manner dangerous to the public peace, causing bodily harm to a third brother, Jeffrey Melvin; dangerous driving, two counts of theft of a motor vehicle, seven counts of stealing property valued at less than $5,000, six counts of possessing stolen property, obstructing a peace officer, failing to comply with his recognizance and nine counts of prowling at night.
Kodey Melvin waived reading of the charges and the election address and pleaded not guilty to the 28 charges. He has consented to being remanded in custody until his trial, which is scheduled for Sept. 4.
It's alleged that the brothers committed the offences in Canning and Sunken Lake on June 10 and 11.
Kings RCMP received a report of two stolen vehicles from Canning that occurred overnight on June 11. One of vehicles was spotted on Highway 101 near Wolfville at 10 a.m. travelling at a high rate of speed. It was spotted a short time later driving dangerously in a school zone.
Shortly afterwards, a vehicle crash was reported on Sunken Lake Road. The vehicle involved was a 2001 Saturn stolen from the Canning area the night before. The keys of the car had been left in the cup holder.
The two Canning area brothers were arrested in relation to the stolen vehicles and a string of thefts from vehicles. A third brother, age 20, was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Kings RCMP began receiving complaints of vehicle break-ins in the Canning area on June 10. On June 11 at 4:07 a.m., a suspicious car was noted and someone was spotted going through a vehicle. A truck parked at a business was reported stolen and there was a report of an attempt to gain entry into another vehicle.
On June 11 at 9:32 a.m., some items were reported stolen from another unlocked vehicle. Later, six more similar reports came to police.
Kodey Melvin is also charged with willfully damaging an individual's property to a value not exceeding $5,000 in Canning on Feb. 23, 2013. This matter has been adjourned to Aug. 11 for disposition. He also faces charges of assault causing bodily harm and uttering a threat to cause death or bodily harm in Canning on Nov. 19, 2013. Melvin pleaded not guilty to these charges on Jan. 27 and they were adjourned to Aug. 12 for trial.


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Have You Ever Gotten Out of a Ticket?
There's a lot to talk about when we discuss Summer in Ocean County. We've mentioned the unofficial signs of Summer, of course there's traffic and parking hassles, and there are a lot of police patrols on the highways.
I had a few friends visit this past weekend, one from up North and another out towards Philly, both said that they noticed a lot of police cars on their trips. Of course, this can be a good thing – we know that our local servicemen and women are keeping us safe, but it can also be a bad thing (depending on what kind of police officer is involved).
We've all gotten pulled over, and most of us have gotten tickets. Have you gotten lucky and gotten out of a ticket?
I'll knock on wood as I'm saying this, but I've gotten lucky a couple of times. I've dealt with reasonable officers who weren't out to hassle anyone and let me off with a warning (at the same time, though, I've also gotten a ticket or two that I thought was unfair).
I try to be polite ("yes, sir", "no, sir", etc) and keep my cool. There's no better way to guarantee yourself a ticket than to be argumentative with the officer. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
So I want to know your tips. Have you managed to get out of tickets? If so, how? Are you just unlucky and you always get slapped with a fine? Are there any specific areas in Ocean County that are notorious for getting pulled over? Leave your comments below and let us know!


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Ten years on the air for WJSK
- Published in Local Business
Close to 10 years ago a low-power FM radio station quietly entered the airways of the Mount Washington Valley. WJSK is the brainchild of Frank Pingree, a retired jazz aficionado living in Glen..
For 22 years, Pingree was the "voice" of ESPN and was part of the network's "start-up" in September 1979.
At the time a resident of Connecticut, Pingree was planning on moving back to New Hampshire when he happened upon an FCC announcement about low-power FM radio applications. This was in 2001, and, since Pingree's first love was radio broadcasting, second only to his love of traditional jazz, the seed for WJSK was planted. Two years later, with license in hand, the station (studios and transmitter) found a home in Pingree's newly constructed house in Glen and went on the air November 1, 2003.
The programming concept was and remains "All That Jazz," music of the 1940s, '50s and '60s arranged by many of the jazz greats of that period. As a non-commercial station dedicated to programming traditional jazz, WJSK can be found at 101.1 FM from the hours of 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Support for the station's broadcasting comes from the many loyal listeners of this music genre