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Lindsay @ The Lean Green Bean says
bahaha best song ever!
Ellen says
Mmmm that granola looks so gooddd!! I think I know what I'm having for breakfast!! 😀
Your produce looks so amazing and fresh! Love the coffee cup! 🙂
LivelyKitchen says
Dude, stop putting songs in my head! Last week it was the Whole Foods Parking Lot rap, this week …. it's so out there…
How am I supposed to go to sleep with that song in my head? 🙂
Holy cow!–What is that noodle stuff at the bottom?? I want it right now!
How is the strawberry greek yogurt?? I have only tried plain and honey and I hated them both! I really want to like greek yogurt!! lol
=) I like big butts and I cannot lie! bahahaha!
Mmmm faux lasagna. I used to make something similar to this – brilliant for on the go lunches!
Lynny says
Boo, I messed up on my link!
by the way, I thought that was a really huge cherry, then realized it was in a yogurt cup not a bowl! haha
Andrea @ Vegvacious says
Yummy breakie Jenn! I love that cup. Beer or Coffee totally suits me 😀 Happy WIAW!
Veganaphrodite says
Hey Jenn <3 I love your WIAW- cherries are just the best thing at the moment! Ill post my WIAW laer today- I just need to eat first 😉
Love you!
lindsay cotter says
i'm gonna have to try your faux lasagna. and I like "big WIAW's and cannot lie, those other blogs can't deny." haha.
parttty 🙂 I laughed so hard when I saw this post…"I like to eat and I cannot lie" bahah
It is SO BIG! 😉
I'm loving that coffee/beer glass!
sarah (sarah learns) says
mwahahaha – love baby got back! 🙂
Now that looks like a tasty day! That faux lasagna…YUM!
Tessa@AmazingAsset says
Your title is hilarious 🙂 Baby got back!
The faux lasagna is lookin mightyyy tasty
Brittany Dixon says
Haha, love your title- made me giggle 🙂
Sarah says
Your eats look great as usual! Yum clementines, I usually only have them around Christmas, but it can be christmas in july right?!
Meg says
Happy WIAW! Yippee! I love the fresh fruits and veggies 🙂 SO summery!
Livinglindsay says
Now THAT is a great title 🙂
jillian dieter says
mmm that faux lasagna looks so tasty! happy WIAW. xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
Sam says
mmmm, salad and faux lasagna – sign a sister up!!! have a wonderful wednesday, doll 🙂
Gina says
Haha love the title of this post! And I love that mug 🙂 Happy WIAW!
Erica Jordan says
im loving these pics!! assuming you are taking these with your new baby!? (aka your SLR haha) they look AWESOME!!
ok now to the food. where do you find such delicious looking cherries? when i look theyre all so small and sad looking
dont lie…we all know you had beer for breakfast 😉
It all looks so good and I love all of the great pictures! I bet you are so loving that new camera!!
Eehehehe love the reference 😀 I'll be joining the party later tonight ^^
Alexandra says
YUM!! bahaha girl the title of this had me cracking up, I love it 😀
Happy WIAW, love!
Jenny Mendez says
Everything looks so yummy! 🙂
Emily_WriteTwentyEleven says
I just want to compliment you one the growth i've seen in your food photography! well done!
Chelsea Elizabeth says
Those clementines look delicious right now, I have been craving fruit!
<3Chelsea Elizabeth
Cherie says
Your eats are always so yummy looking!! Definitely going to try faux lasagne
Jenny Houlahan says
Okay now I'm totally craving a big iced coffee + your faux lasagna mmm mmm!
The WIAW party just gets better and better! 😀
Thanks Miss J! 😀
Alex Kenefic says
Oh no! I don't want my picture to be tools! lol Can I change it?? Those don't look yummy at all…
kim,usa says
I tried to join this food site today twice but I think my entry is being deleted I don't understand why.
all fixed Alex! =) haha what did you do silly!?
They were ah. maze. ing. I ran out of two bags in one week. Time to go buy more! YUM!
Katelyn Block says
AHHHH I ACTUALLY HAVE ENOUGH FOOD PICTURES TO DO A WIAW!!!! I'll do it next week 🙂 ahah I love you internet here sucks
Ana F says
Everything looks so delicious! Def not a good idea to come to this blog during lunch time!!
Happy WIAW!!!! 🙂
Allie says
Well, definitely had to go check out that lasagna recipe. Yum! And thanks yet again for hosting the awesomeness that is WIAW
Ashley @ AlmostVegGirlie says
Hahaha I love the post title 😉 I also love that it's the 27th of July AND the 27th WIAW party, what a coincidence! I'll be joining later since it's my birthday and I wanted to post my actual meals on my big day!
Megan @ MackeyMadness says
Yummm!! I'm loving that this is your 27th WIAW!! I linked up today!! WOOHOO!!
artnmakeup says
Ooh, it all looks delicious. I just got into eating cherries. The title is funny. Lol.
Sam says
I had cherries today too! I wanna eat mine like yours tomorrow! I wish i had granola right now, WHAT am I thinking!?
Lindsey @ Happy or Hungry says
Annnnd thanks for putting my WIAW to shame…
Kaila@HealthyHelper says
Here's my link!!! http://healthyhelperblog.com/2011/07/27/wiaw-favorite-eats/
Blonde Ponytail says
Jenn, your party keeps growing!!! WOW!!! And, your eats are always PRETTY!
Oops! I'm a little late to the party:
Oh my gosh! It's so BIG! That's what she said 🙂
I did not! =) Yours was delilsh! <3
Lexi says
Your WIAW looks great! Here's my link: http://recoveryruminations.blogspot.com/2011/07/wiaw-3.html
Leelu says
I'm late to the party as well. Any chance I can still get in : http://anewstarttoday.wordpress.com/2011/07/28/exercise-fuel-and-wiaw/
Bonnie says
Late to the party, but here's my entry for today (although the WIAW part is way at the bottom of a LONG post!). 🙂 Love it, Jenn! http://bonnielangfitness.com/?p=2828
Lawfullyweddedwife says
Another latecomer to your party! 🙂 Here's my link: http://lawfullyweddedwife.wordpress.com/2011/07/28/wiaw-midnight-train-to-georgia/
Maria says
Just wanted to say thanks for organising this- I have spent ages just now looking through all the posts and links- what fun.
PeaSoup says
another great wiaw! so glad I managed to take part despite the chaos of having my family stay at the moment:)
Karen Albert says
I just came over from Jillian's ! I adore your site!!How fun and refreshing!
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Cait's Plate says
Ahahah – LOVE that song. Looks like a wonderful day of eats.
Jen says
So late! But I still wanna party 🙂
Ashley @ AlmostVegGirlie says
Sorry that mine's late! Here's the link: http://almostveggirlie.wordpress.com/2011/07/28/wiaw-the-big-1-9/
thehealthycupcake says
I love the edit you made to your cup 🙂
Sorry I'm late to the party, here's my link!!! http://thehealthycupcake.blogspot.com/2011/07/its-wiaw-time.html
The Perfect Palette says
Okay, I'm seriously hungry now. Glad it's lunch time.
xoxo, chrissy
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muahahaha! =) You were missed this week! but a fabulous wednesday post took its place, eh? =) love you!
Faith says
Yummy eats! Breakfast looks fantastic, and I'm still dying for that faux lasagna!
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LAST night of the Proms, Abide with me at the Cup Final, shouts of Glawster in the Shed - these are special moments of pride, joy and emotion.
Now one more can be added to the list. "Stand up if you're Forest Green" sang the Rockwool. Four minutes of injury time were left - what would happen? Suddenly we knew. Those seated in the main stand responded as one - not just by standing, but by vigorously applauding.
We were not just applauding a 3 - 0 win. We were applauding so much more, we were top of the league.
In those marvellous minutes we knew! We knew we had a team that could play superb football, could dominate, could win. This was not a flash in the pan performance. This was a top of the table side showing what they can do, but more so - shouting what they will do.
The players knew something too. They need not defend a 1-0l lead, they can go on, entertain and score more goals. They also knew, perhaps for the first time that they had a crowd behind them. It was not just the team that were on top form Friday night, we were as well. It showed!
It had been a good start. Phil Butterworth's Forest Green Ambassadors (what a splendid initiative that is) accompanied the players on to the pitch; both they and the team looked relaxed and happy.
There was a warm, genuine reception for everyone and manager David Hockaday warmly responded. Making the dug-outs to stand side was a master stroke from DH and DV. It means each game can start on a high. We can all give players and coaching staff a real lift, as was done Friday.
And how well they responded. Throughout the whole game no-one hid. Everyone wanted the ball, everyone used it well, everyone knew their role in the team.
The goals showed this. There was some clever mid field passing organised by Bangura (what a first half he had!) then Al saw the marauding Chris Stokes. A swift pass to the left touchline, Chris to Yan, who set our own "Reynard" and with a fox like finish Matt Taylor scored. The second goal was similar to the Macclesfield winner. A safer Adjaye saw an opportunity down the right, a clever piece of football set him free and an inch perfect cross was met by a flying Taylor, right in front of the roaring Rockwool.
The third goal had been fashioned on the training ground. One near post corner had been tried, but had not worked.
The second did! Taylor moved quickly to met it, flicked it on and Vieira made scoring seem easy. The home bench erupted.
There were other thrilling moves and individual goal attempts, notably an audacious turn and chip by our lively centre forward. Did not someone suggest a few weeks ago he should be on loan at Cirencester? That will surely win the prize for the season's howler.
Chris Todd is seeking to go on a loan for all the right reasons. Now fit himself he wishes to get match fit in case he is needed in the first team.
His book has been re-launched and is available on Amazon. Well worth a read it records a victory greater than any that can be achieved on the football field. To have someone of his maturity in the squad is a real bonus.
As is Jamie Collins. On Friday evening he did so many necessary things. When Bangura went off he had more defensive duties to perform and did so excellently. Impressive in the air, he played a major part in keeping Lincoln at bay.
It was only in the air that they threatened, three first half corners being met by Lincoln heads. One was an easy save for keeper Russell; the other two were off target.
Lincoln were also off target off the field. Their manager muttered about a Friday night fixture, as did the visiting media before, during and after the game. Did they not realise that every conference club plays at least half a dozen evening matches, many involving considerable journeys?
On my journey home I found a parking spot high up the 'W'. I looked back; the lights of Nailsworth were shining bright.
Not only the lights I thought. I could see the outline of the main stand and thought of those words written by cousin Laurie (Lee). "If ever I heard blessing it was there". He was not writing about football, but nonetheless his words were for that special evening, so apt.

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It may not surprise you to learn that last week's Microsoft MVP Summit in Bellevue and Redmond, Wash., included a number of discussions on the look and feel of Windows 8.1. It may not even surprise you to learn that these discussions among Microsoft MVPs became very heated. After all, Windows 8 represents a seismic shift, and we Microsoft MVPs can be very opinionated when it comes to our OS of choice.
What may surprise you is that I found myself at the center of that storm. After years of advocating the new over the archaic in Windows, I argued passionately in favor of past Windows functionality no longer meaningfully available in this latest incarnation.
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When I started writing this column five years ago, InfoWorld was flying the "Save XP!" banner high, while I took the opposing position, favoring the move to Windows Vista. In that trial by fire, I received many hateful comments from those clamoring for what I argued was an archaic OS. Now I find myself doing a 180, battling over things like the Start menu rather than embracing the new and improved Windows as it has been configured for me by Microsoft. It's an odd twist, but one still rooted in logic I believe.
Before you label me a diehard who can't get past the fundamental changes of Windows 8, let me state that my work system runs Windows 8.1. My smoking-hot Alienware laptop runs Windows 8.1. My Surface 2 runs Windows 8.1. My wife's home infinity touchscreen Acer runs Windows 8.1. I even upgraded my mother's Surface 1, which she got last week when I returned home with the Surface 2, to run Windows 8.1. Make no mistake: I have fully embraced the new OS and am not some dinosaur hugging Windows XP as I sink into a tar pit.
I am simply a Microsoft MVP and Windows user advocate looking to dispel some of the arguments I had and overheard last week about changes to the Windows 8.1 interface that I find problematic.
Pro Win8.1 point No. 1: Microsoft gave us back the Start button in Windows 8.1.
Counterpoint: No, it didn't. That little shortcut tile in the corner is not what people wanted. It's insulting. It's like Microsoft said, "OK, you want a little Windows flag in the corner? We can do that for you." People want to be able to access their applications through the organized folder structure they were used to (aka the Start menu), not have a "new and exciting" way to take them back to the Start screen.
Pro Win8.1 point No. 2: Well, you can right-click and access some options -- like Shutdown options, Control Panel, and so forth.
Counterpoint: That's true. Now tell me how I do that on my Surface tablet with the use of a touchpad's right-click button or a USB mouse with a right-click button? Another question: How do I turn off that Start tile, shortcut thingy?
Pro Win8.1 point No. 3: Wait, you want it off? First you complain that you don't have a Start button, then Microsoft gives you one and you want it off?
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DESPITE the typically British weather the August bank holiday still went off with a bang in Worcestershire.
The 12th annual Worcester Festival ended in spectacular fashion with a colourful free fireworks display at the South Quay yesterday evening, while music lovers braved the rain to enjoy Upton's three-day Sunshine Music Festival.
Among the acts at the family event – now in its fifth year – were teen rappers Bars and Melody of Britain's Got Talent fame, disco legends Boney M and 70's pop stars Showaddywaddy.
Visitors to the South Quay on Sunday enjoyed an arts market while over in the next county the three-day Flavours of Herefordshire Festival was a roaring success.
Meanwhile Worcester's 12th-century Commandery in Sidbury gave visitors of taste of what life would have been like during the Civil War on Bank Holiday Monday.
Visitors got to view demonstrations as well as try their hand at training drills and other activities, including nine-year-old Ben Sears, who got the chance to use his commanding voice to order around a fiveman cannon crew.
"My favourite bit was where I got to put the powder in," he said. "And I loved bossing everyone around."
Staff member David Nash was on hand as a Royalist gun captain, showing off a bronze cannon dating back to 1628 which it is thought was used during the Battle of Worcester.
"People have seemed to enjoy it," he said.
But it looks like the summer might be over with forecasters predicting a rather soggy week.
Although today is predicted to be dryer than yesterday, with rain clearing throughout the day, the rest of the week is set to be miserable.
After what is expected to be a generally dry, if windy, Wednesday, the Met Office is predicting showers will return in the evening and continue throughout Thursday and Friday.
Although temperatures may hit 20 degrees on Thursday, it is unlikely to feel any warmer than 15 degrees as a result of the wind and rain and it could feel as chilly as nine degrees on Wednesday afternoon.
But although a severe weather warning was in place for heavy rain across the Midlands and the south of England throughout Monday, the Met Office has issued no warnings for the remainder of the week and the Environment Agency is not predicting any risk of flooding.
Looking forward to the weekend, the Met Office is predicting rain will continue with next week getting off to an unsettled start but we may get some sun later in the week.
For pictures from a range of events in Worcestershire across the weekend click here or for fireworks pictures click here.


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Blog reader tr-808 deserves credit for the scoop on this one.
The Rangers traded Aaron Voros and minor-league forward Ryan Hillier to Anaheim for D Steve Eminger.
Here's the official release from the Rangers:
New York, July 9, 2010 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the Rangers have acquired defenseman Steve Eminger from the Anaheim Ducks, in exchange for forwards Aaron Voros and Ryan Hillier.
Eminger, 26, skated in 63 games with Anaheim this season, registering four goals and 12 assists for 16 points, along with 30 penalty minutes. He ranked second on the Ducks with 99 blocked shots, and third among Anaheim defensemen with 102 hits. Eminger finished the season, recording 14 of his 16 points in his final 36 games (four goals and 10 assists). He established a career-high, plus-five rating and recorded two points (one goal and one assist) in a 5-2 win at Colorado on March 31. The plus-five rating tied Anaheim's team record for plus/minus rating in a single game. In addition, Eminger skated in his 300th NHL game on November 14 at Detroit.
Eminger, who helped the Kitchener Rangers (OHL) capture the 2003 Memorial Cup en route to being named to the tournament All-Star team, established career-highs in assists (21), points (26), games played (71), and tied his career-high in goals (five) in 2008-09 while splitting the season between Philadelphia, Tampa Bay and Florida. He led Tampa Bay defensemen in assists (19) and points (23), and ranked second in goals (four) prior to his trade to Florida, in exchange for Noah Welch, on March 9, 2009. Eminger also established a career-high with two, three-point performances that season, both coming against the Florida Panthers on November 18 (one goal and two assists) and December 26 (one goal and two assists).
The 6-2, 210-pounder has skated in 346 career regular season games in seven NHL seasons with Washington, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay, Florida and Anaheim, registering 15 goals and 70 assists for 85 points, along with 301 penalty minutes. Eminger notched his first NHL goal as a member of the Washington Capitals on October 10, 2005 vs. the Rangers. He tallied his first career point with an assist on November 26, 2002 at Toronto, and made his NHL debut on October 11, 2002 vs. Nashville. In addition, Eminger has registered one goal in five career NHL playoff games.
The Woodbridge, Ontario native was originally Washington's first round choice, 12th overall, in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft.
Voros skated in 41 games this season, registering three goals and four assists for seven points, along with 89 penalty minutes. He signed with the Rangers as a free agent on July 1, 2008.
Hillier skated in 22 ECHL games with Charlotte and Wheeling this season, registering two goals and five assists for seven points. He also skated in four games with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League (AHL). Hillier was originally selected as the Rangers third round choice, 84th overall, in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft.
EVENING UPDATE, 7:09 P.M.: To shed a little more light on this trade, assistant coach Mike Sullivan (who's in charge of the defense) coached Eminger in Tampa and really likes him. They see him as a third pair, second-PP guy.


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Public duties: We also offer our services during public gatherings organized by the Government. Many local communities count on St John Ambulance volunteers to take care of any emergency that may occur.
First aid Training: St John Ambulance offers Uganda's most comprehensive state-of-the-art training programmes for businesses, individuals and communities. We train in various fields including
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Behind this, is an enthusiastic and energetic team of fully trained instructors.
Home Based Care: There is great need for caregivers to offer this service to the needy especially those afflicted by the AIDS pandemic. St John Uganda has trained staff and volunteer members as instructors of home based care who in turn train community members as caregivers to minister these services to the needy of society. We have targeted HIV and AIDS infected people care homes, bedside service providers, hospital nurses, elderly homes, babies' homes, community care givers and individual members of society.
Disaster Preparedness/Prevention programmes: Since disasters are not predictable and can be so destructive to health, St John Uganda conducts and organizes lectures which involve mock demonstrations on disaster preparedness and prevention so as to reduce the magnitude of occurrence and destruction in case disasters occur.
Basic and primary healthy care: This is done in both rural and urban areas through the support of our volunteer members. This service entails the following programmes; Immunization, Malaria control, HIV and AIDS, Hygiene, Drug abuse, Nutrition, Environmental conservation, Behavioural change campaigns among many others.
Road safety: We sensitize the public on proper road use and above all we conduct training to the road users on road safety tips and first aid on the road in case of accident emergency. We are currently aiming to train all taxi drivers through their governing bodies.
If they can save a life, why not you? Come join us
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(iii) The Council - Composed of 30 people elected and approved by the General Assembly and other members nominated by the executive committee and approved by the General Assembly.
(iv) The Technical Committees - Composed of members selected by the council to perform a specific function on behalf of St John Ambulance Uganda.
The day to day activities of St John Uganda are coordinated by a secretariat headed by the National Executive Secretary with other support staff and volunteers who on behalf of the council implement the council resolutions.
St John Uganda activities depend on mainly donations. So donations from well wishers are welcome.
St John Ambulance has a membership of over 1000 volunteer members composed of Adults (above 16 years), Cadets (10 to 16 years) and Badgers (6 to 10 years).
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Soak up the culture in historic Riga, indulge in Oman's thrills, cruise the Panama Canal, explore Malawi's open savannah or take in Glasgow's revival
Malawai: A decade ago, poachers left the Majete Wildlife Reserve nearly barren. But work by African Parks has helped it gain "Big Five" status, which means you can search for elephants, leopards, lions, buffalos and rhinos without battling the tourist crowds found in the Serengeti or Masai Mara. Or, try stellar freshwater diving at Mumbo Island on Lake Malawi.
Glasgow: Since being named host of the XX Commonwealth Games (July 2 to Aug. 3), Scotland's largest city has undergone a major spit and polish. The once gritty River Clyde waterfront has been cleaned up and don't miss the city's chic boutiques, bustling flea markets and the Burrell Collection and Kelvingrove Art Gallery museums.
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Vietnam: Thanks to recent cave discoveries, the coastal province of Quang Binh is turning into a must for adventure travel. The record-breaking Son Doong Cave (which boasts a chamber five kilometres long) opens to tourists for the first time this year. Access is severely limited so try the also impressive Tu Lan Caves.
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Winnipeg: The big news for 2014 is the September opening of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, a $351-million steel-and-glass structure that is the first national museum to be built in nearly 50 years. Planning a visit? Consider the new Mere Hotel, a modern, waterfront boutique outpost in the Exchange District.
(John Woods For The Globe and Mail)
Panama: Wish the Panama Canal a happy 100th while sailing through its waterways; Holland America, Celebrity, Princess and Norwegian have themed sailings. Or spend a few days in Panama City, its once dodgy UNESCO-listed old town is now home to a clutch of sophisticated hotels, try the bakery-turned-bolthole Casa del Horno or Canal House, where Daniel Craig's slept while filming Quantum of Solace.
Riga: Culture junkies who consider Paris, London and Rome to be old hat should add the Latvian capital to their list. A concerted effort to spruce up historic buildings (it has the largest concentration of Art Nouveau structures in Europe) means the 2014 European Capital of Culture is primed for its close-up.
(Foundation Riga 2014)
Oman is a hot spot for travellers looking for thrills with five-star perks. Among the sybaritic retreats are Hud Hud Travels's luxury tented camp in the Wahiba Sands (gourmet meals under the stars, Bedouin tents with comfy beds and crisp linens), a remote yet remarkable Six Senses hotel in Zighy Bay and, later in 2014, an Alila resort in Jabal Akhdar.
Chicago: Diehard baseball fans can sit in the bleachers of 100-year-old ivy-covered Wrigley Field, enjoying old-fashioned snacks and watching the Cubs play in throwback uniforms. Themed Friday home games, featuring prize giveaways and commemorative souvenirs, are sure to be highlights of the nostalgic season.
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Cape Town: South Africa's prettiest city won title of World Design Capital for 2014 and celebrates with a focus on social responsibility and urban renewal. Rundown buildings will become giant art installations and open-studio days will showcase artists' work. In all, 450 design projects will transform the city.
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Shenzhen is one of China's wealthiest and fastest-growing cities, and a key member of the Shenzhen-Guangzhou-Hong Kong triangle that draws a steady stream of business and leisure travellers. A hotel boom saw the entry of the luxurious Four Seasons brand and the bargain-priced Pengheng Space Capsules Hotel, which is staffed entirely by robots.


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I love this take on a perennial classic, which is just a bit more relaxed and casual than the original version. (Kane is my brand of choice.) Pocket optional.
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SILVER SPRING, Md. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug for treating pain in cancer patients, the agency said Friday.
The FDA announced the approval of ProStrakan's Abstral (fentanyl) transmucosal tablets for the management of pain that appears suddenly for short periods and is not alleviated by a patient's normal pain-management plan, also known as breakthrough pain. The tablets are designed for administration on the soft surfaces of the mouth, including inside the cheek, gums and tongue, as well as the nasal passages or the throat.
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Never felt the need to carry while bowhunting. If I lose a battle to some critter out there and get eaten,,,,, well thats just nature. If I have to fend off some maniac person with my bow, then it will make for one hell of a story.
Never felt the need to carry while bowhunting. If I lose a battle to some critter out there and get eaten,,,,, well thats just nature. If I have to fend off some maniac person with my bow, then it will make for one hell of a story.
I really wish I could here. I hunt in areas with black bear and grizzly bear densities that are the same as, or in some places, higher than coastal Alaska. Last year I saw 8 cougars while bowhunting. One morning while deer hunting I watched 8 grizzlies roam the bowl I had slept in the night before. But I'm not allowed to back a sidearm. So I pack the spray. I'm not dead yet.
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.
I have never carried one, nor will I carry one unless I ever hunt in Grizzly country. I am always looking to shed weight and my Beretta 9mm weighs too much to take along.
Ever since I had an encounter with a very angry wild boar, I've made sure I was wearing my 44 on my hip. Doesn't matter if it's backcountry or a local hotspot, I want to be prepared.
NRA Life Member, Antelope Addict
It's now legal to carry in Washington, if you have a concealed carry permit, but I always had one in camp. Never carried it in the woods, but really brought it to put down one of my horses, if needed. I don't think I could cut their throat or even use an arrow. The gun just makes sense.
Do you carry on NV hunts with a CCW? This has always been an issue for me because from my understanding you can't in NV no matter what and a can of bear spray doesn't give me as much comfort as my 40 would. I was thinking of calling NDOW to get clarification but if you know what they would tell me I would appreciate some insight. Thanks
I never leave home with out it!
BigSirArcher Are you serious? You know there are no do overs when that cat or bear eats you. Not the part of nature I want to see! AKinID no disrespect but just because you've done something a hundred times and got away with it, doesn't mean it won't ever happen. It only takes one time! Game over! These are animals they don't always act the way they should we all know that. Carry the bear spray and the gun!
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HOUSTON - Three men forced their way into a southwest Houston home and made a woman inside remain nude during the attack.
Crystal Lester said she woke up in her home in the 4600 block of High Point on Friday morning to find two pistols and a shotgun trained on her husband.
Lester said she was sleeping in the nude and the robbers forced her to stay that way as they threatened to kill everyone in the house.
"I felt violated because they made me take off my clothes," Lester said. "I tried to cover myself and they made me take off my clothes – and my brother is right there."
Lester said her brother had been sleeping in another room.
"Kicked my door in right here and said 'get on the ground,' so I just got on the ground," Aaron Lester said.
The robbers forced Aaron Lester to crawl on the floor. He apparently didn't move fast enough, so one of the attackers tapped him on the head with a pistol, which went off.
"I'm sitting on the couch and all you hear is a gunshot going off," Crystal Lester said. "The two guys get up and leave … my husband chases after them. I see my brother lay down to the ground. I thought he was shot in the back of the head."
Aaron Lester said he, too, thought he had been shot.
"I thought they killed me," he said. "It just went all deaf and I didn't move or anything."
Aaron Lester was not wounded, but the gun discharge apparently scared the robbers. They ran away.
The attackers got away with a broken BlackBerry and a couple of used laptops.
The home was also broken into over the Christmas holidays and it's possible the same men committed both crimes.
Detailed descriptions of the robbers have not been released.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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Needed in a HandRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
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I'm international, and cosmopolitan. I'm very often in Monte Carlo, Las Vegas, Atlantic City and even in Punta del Este.
I'm not alive but I have 81 hearts.
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I know I know… I am a little behind in my podcasts. Patiently awaiting The MVP podcasts to start in September, but anyway…
Passengers… does anyone else think the nano-mites are actually Prowatt <spelling> race from the GFL series?
<<Certificate of Awesome-ticity>>
The logically-sound idea of nanomeds-gone-wrong resulting in "The Passenger Virus" was genius, and it's inclusion in the world of The Crypt was a masterstroke. The Crypt screams (no pun intended) "horror", and there's nothing more horrifying then losing control of your body to something with a purpose.
Add to that the idea that you are completely aware of what you're doing and the nanomeds don't bother to block any of the sensations (you still feel the pain, can still see what you're doing, still taste)… it makes for a truly horrifying situation.
In traditional zombie fiction, it's a given that you should kill the creature as it's no longer your loved one. With "The Passenger Virus", it's still very much them – they're just not in the driver's seat.
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of Sigler's has ever managed to creep me out. It just can't be done. There've been a few times when I've figuratively been on the edge of my seat, but that's not fear, just anticipation.But it was the implications that the story may lead to something more down the road that got me excited.
"What the hell is happening? I blew up the building. Why? Because you made a phone call."
i didnt much care 4 this one
Im a friend of death, a brother of luck and a son of a bitch!
I'm a bigger country boy than that guy was… *shiver*
Yes, I'm a hick, whats your point?
Western Carolina Catamounts Sports update:
WCU Womens' Track and Field came in 2nd in the SOCON championships.
I walked downtown at night, after reading Snipe Hunt.
I AM not just junkie, I AM a pusher man (6666 and climbing) & I AM Sadocks Tangent Brother.
but Snipe Hunt scared me more. Infact, Snipe Hunt is the ONLY work of sigler to scare/creep me out…
Yes, I'm a hick, whats your point?
Western Carolina Catamounts Sports update:
WCU Womens' Track and Field came in 2nd in the SOCON championships.
a little payback for what the "Bunny" did to the Tooth Fairy.
I AM not just junkie, I AM a pusher man (6666 and climbing) & I AM Sadocks Tangent Brother.
I'm not saying it was wrong! Stop judging me. (Grin!)
– "When I get a little money I buy books. If any is left over, I buy food and clothes." – Erasmus
after what he did to the Easter Bunny!
and our parents told us to be patient–Santa will come. Then Sigler killed Santa.
– "When I get a little money I buy books. If any is left over, I buy food and clothes." – Erasmus
more will come.
I AM not just junkie, I AM a pusher man (6060 and climbing) & I AM Sadocks Tangent Brother.
of a book about the wars and different battles. Maybe after Infected, Contagious, and Pandemic but before The Rookie. Perhaps while the races are still fighting before the Kradarackians intervened. (spelled terribley i know) lol
"So do you guys have Battletoads..?"
starts to take shape in infected, contagious, and nocturnal
I AM not just junkie, I AM a pusher man (6060 and climbing) & I AM Sadocks Tangent Brother.
Passanger is by far my favorite short work by scott. I wish it couldve been longer though! Perhaps a prequel to how the rookie universe came to be could be in order.
"So do you guys have Battletoads..?"
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Clean up guys in that get up!
"Chief informationless officer of the office of knows nothing" Any questions? 🙂
You are crazy dude. I agree, Passenger should be longer. It gives a great hit.Grey Wolf
Starting from the conflict responsible for the conception top secret facility with the intention of producing the super intelligent med nanites and their eventual acquisition of a semi sentient state and escape from the facility. Then the struggle to destroy the ultimate creation that can kill, revive and repair the human host to be used for their own purposes. I imagine as time went on they would adapt to a more humanlike behavior making them harder to distinguish from the norms.
"Chief informationless officer of the office of knows nothing" Any questions? 🙂
rail guns, biohazzard suit wearing zombies, and psycotic killers, all rolled up in a nice little war-zone package? I WANT MORE!!!
"Get sacrificed! I don't subscribe to your religion!" – Ringo
Yay, this story kicked my arse. It was a blood pumping edjaculate spewing thrill ride. The whole thing played out so vividly in my mind it was like John Mctiernan or George A Romero were in my head directing it.
I have to humbly admit I've been behind on the Bloodcast stories, but not so much now. I listened to Passenger and Red Man yesterday and loved them both. Passenger–I strongly agree with earlier posts, Scott. You've struck gold with the whole Rookie Universe setting. There's so much room to place stories there! (OK, bad pun.) More, more, more! Even about the PB&J Keeling. That story line shows lots of promise.
"Everything takes longer than it does." –Me
The Passenger just moved up with Snipe Hunt to my top Sigler short story faves. Planning to listen to it again soon.
Honestly, Scott. I think Rookie is your best work to date and Passenger just pushed that a bit farther. I grew up reading Niven, Asimov and Heinlein exploring consistent Universes through unrelated stories. I think it's one of the best aspects of genre fiction.
Just listened to The Passenger, and having been in the military, and seeing some of the shady shit that story gave me the creeps!
So thanks for the interrupted sleep in my future!
Sometimes you just need to drop your pants and slide on the ice!
You definately have to write more in the Rookie Universe, seeing as we know almost nothing about it's history aside from the last Galactic War, and the brief time line you gave at the GFL sight. More on the history please so I can prepare my future children for what is to come.
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1 part Night of the Living Dead
1 part Rookie
1 part cool science gone horribly wrong
Loved it..
So do the Zombie forces ever make it off the planet? do they just nuke the place and the aliens move it??
As soon as I realized Passenger was set in the Rookie universe I started to shake and bounce off the walls like a Sklorno male set loose in a locker room full of hot female receivers! Sorry Musara, Sorry folks at home.
There's so much you can do with this universe. The invasion of the Ace would be cool to read about.
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I need to put all of his bloodcasts onto the ole ZVM, I dropped the ball after Rookie, and basically started waiting for Nocturnal and such.
How cool is that!?
I love to see what he's doing with this universe.
Often, I've seen authors create a rich, dynamic universe, write a trilogy, and then move on. I'm hoping we see this universe's timeline really filled out with lots of work.
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The Universe that scott has thought up rivals star wars. Everything is linked. The rookie is linked to earthcore, earthcore to infection, etc. Scott, your imagination is amazing. I bow before you!
I agree. I'm looking forward to more spinoffs of Rookie.
I loved it. Great story. I could listen to a full book on that alone. I hope he does more.
who else out there in junkie land had their ass kicked by the latest and greatest from Scott Sigler?
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This is just a little heads up to say that I'm talking this weekend on Saturday 10th November at 11.45am in St Edmund's Hall, Southwold, as part of the Ways With Words festival. Tickets are £10.
See details here: Southwold Ways With Words
Then on November 20th at 7pm in the Cadogan Hall, Sloane Square, London, I'll be on a panel with Julian Fellowes, Gareth Neame (executive producer) and Allen Leech (Branson), being interviewed by John Witherow, editor of the Sunday Times. Tickets are £15, or £10 for Times+ members.
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Triabry, one who swims and does many "tris" or triathlons, just ran his 23rd St. George; Danielle ran her 12th. Each year, they travel to St. George as a family and partake in the marathoning festivities.
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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. –The Saint Leo women's golf team wrapped up the final round of the Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational on Tuesday in 10th place with a score of 336-320-336—992.
Keeping her strong tournament performance going was Lauren Petty who finished tied for 10th place individually on the leaderboard. Petty fired a 77 in the final 18 holes to finish with a tournament total of 229. Petty led the team with eight birdies for the tournament.
Clare Connolly was next in line with a 79 in the final round to finish with an 80-79-79—238. Seven strokes behind her was Lauren Shuford—with an 83 in the final round for a total of 245. Heather Petronis rounded out the Lions with a 100 in the final round to finish the tournament with 283. As a team, the Lions holed 16 birdies and 101 pars for the tournament.
Saint Leo finished 10 strokes behind ninth place Carson Newman who shot a 327-332-323—982 for the tournament. Nova Southeastern finished atop the team leaderboard with an impressive score of 295-295-296—856.
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Country Club 3These brain teasers rely on your ability to recognize groups of common attributes. For each of these puzzles you'll need to figure out why the words or letters are grouped as they are. Sometimes you will be asked to pick the odd-one-out or to place a new word into the correct group.
Which country in Group B can be added to Group A? Why? It has nothing to do with their spelling or pronunciation.
Group A: Australia, Denmark, Egypt, Venezuela
Group B: Bulgaria, Japan, Peru, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Zaire
AnswerThe countries in Group A have capitals that start with "C". Respectively, the capitals are: Canberra, Copenhagen, Cairo, Caracas. Thus, Sri Lanka, whose capital is Colombo, can be added to Group A. Respectively, the capitals of the remaining countries are: Sofia, Tokyo, Lima, Bangkok, Kinshasa.
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It was time again for another one of those "kitchen sink" leftovers dinners. And everything pointed to one big massive burrito. Do you ever find that sometimes, leftovers make for some of the most stunning tasting and memorable meals? So it is with me on this one. I'd repeat it in a heartbeat.
Here is all that went into the huge tortilla--homemade refried red beans, chorizo, pulled chicken, orange rice, sauteed red bell peppers, chopped onion, chopped chipotle, and globs of pico pica hot sauce (my fav sauce for burritos), and topped with crema mexicana and black olives (sorry Toby, but at least they're easily cast aside). Now for the pics:


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December 26, 2009 – New York Rangers 2, New York Islanders 3 OT (Game #38, Home #19)
The Rangers were defeated by the New York Islanders, 3-2, in overtime, ending their winning streak at four games; the four-game streak was the Blueshirts longest since winning seven consecutive games from Oct. 3 vs. Ottawa to Oct. 17 at Toronto.
The Blueshirts are now 18-16-4 (40 pts.) on the season, including an 8-9-2 mark at home.
The Rangers have recorded points in each of their last five games (4-0-1).
Brandon Dubinsky tallied two goals, including the game-tying goal with 47 seconds remaining in regulation time and won a game-high 12 faceoffs in 16 attempts for a 75% success rate; he now has three-game point-scoring streak (three goals and two assists).
Chris Drury notched one assist and recorded a plus-one rating in 17:48 of icetime; he has now recorded five points (three goals and two assists) in the last four games.
Michal Rozsival recorded two assists in 19:56 of icetime; he now has tallied five assists in the last five games.
Ryan Callahan notched one assist and delivered four hits in 20:02 of icetime; he has tallied seven points (two goals and five assists) in the last five games.
Henrik Lundqvist made 19 saves on 22 shots in his 12th consecutive start; he has stopped 155 of 163 (.950%) shots over the last five games.
Rookie defenseman Michael Del Zotto delivered a team-high five hits in 23:39 of icetime; entering tonight's contest, Del Zotto ranked third among all first-year players with 82 hits.
Marian Gaborik logged a team-high 25:04 of icetime and tied for the game-high with five shots
Two Rangers prospects tallied points for Team USA in tonight's 7-3 victory over Slovakia in their opening game of the 2010 IIHF World Junior Championships; Captain Derek Stepan recorded one goal and two assists for three points and Chris Kreider notched a power play assist on the game-winning goal. Team USA next plays on Sunday, Dec. 27 vs. Switzerland.
The Rangers practice schedule for tomorrow, Dec. 27, is 12:00 p.m. at the MSG Training Center.
The Rangers return to action on Dec. 30, when they will face-off against the Philadelphia Flyers at Madison Square Garden (7:00 p.m.), in their first game of three in four nights; the Blueshirts defeated the Flyers, 2-1, in their first meeting of the season on Dec. 19. The game will be televised live on MSG Network and can be heard on 1050 ESPN Radio.
John Tortorella on tonight's game… "I thought we played hard. I thought we developed a lot of scoring chances, we couldn't score but we stayed with it. We will take the point and try to find some good stuff out of it. I thought we played really hard to get back into it in the third period."
Brandon Dubinsky on the tying goal… "I was just trying to be there, ready. Time is winding down there, we know things are going to go to the net to try and get some traffic and some sticks there and I think Cally (Ryan Callahan) made a great play. I feel like he shot for my stick and I was standing there ready for it and I made the play."
Henrik Lundqvist on tonight's game… "They got a goal on our power play – that is always tough. The PK (penalty kill) was really good. I think if we tied the game a little earlier, I think we would have had them. They played pretty solid in their own end, kept us on the outside. We at least tied the game and got a point out of it."


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Now this is some cool stuff. Recently, a book came out that detailed the security contractor role during the Benghazi attack in 2012 . An incident where four Americans were killed–to include the death of a US Ambassador. The book is called 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened In Benghazi. The authors of this book are the actual guys involved in the battle and boy do they have a story to tell. It is a story of security contractors saving lives and dealing with a really bad situation. It is also about what happens after the battle when everyone comes home, which is the part of contracting that does not get much attention. I would not be surprised if a movie came out about this.
But what is really awesome about their story is that one of the authors of this book and participant in the battle named Mark Geist, started an association that all contractors can really get behind and support. Here is a snippet from their web site and organization called Shadow Warriors Project. I also like that his wife is involved, because she represents the sacrifice that families make in this business.
Mark and Krystal Geist, the founders of Shadow Warriors Project have committed their lives to benefitting American people. Mark served our country in the Marine Corp for 12 years and continued on to serve the American people as a Special Operative Contractor where he worked in the most dangerous places on the globe. Mark returned home wounded and broken, leaving the pieces of their lives scattered. After a full recovery, Mark and Krystal are back at what they do best, helping Americans, in their efforts with the Shadow Warriors Project.
Letter from the founders:
Our goal with the Shadow Warriors Project is to create a better everyday life for as many American contractors and their families as possible. We decided to start SWP when Mark returned home from an incredibly dangerous operation. He was hurt both mentally and physically and we wished there was a system that could have helped us repair.
After having almost lost my life and going through almost two years of surgeries and rehabilitation my family and I have found that there is limited short term and virtually no long term support system in place for the contractor.
We can do better, we must do better for those that choose to continue serving our beloved country and in doing so become injured or killed in that service. We want the contractor and his family to not have to worry, should the unthinkable occur.
We thank you for your interest and hope that you will join forces with us to give American contractors a more fruitful life.
Mark & Krystal Geist
Outstanding, and I really hope this takes off, hence why I am promoting it here on the blog. This is a group started by a wounded security contractor, and focused on taking care of wounded contractors and their families. Or helping the families of those contractors killed in the war.
The other thing to mention here is that there are very few groups dedicated to helping the contractor and his family when injuries or deaths happen. TAPS is another group that will help contractors. Other groups like Wounded Warriors Project will not help contractors and their families, which is disappointing to say the least, but that is their thing. Something to think about if you are looking for a group to donate time or money too, that helps contractors and their families specifically. –Matt
Website for Shadow Warriors Project here.
Facebook Page for Shadow Warriors Project here.
Mark Geist bio here.
Highly recommend watching this documentary on what these men had to say. Mark Geist discusses his injuries and the impact on his family was mentioned as well.


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2011 Holiday Gadget Guide It's that time of year when companies start thinking about what shwag they will bestow on employees, colleagues and clients. 'Tis the gift that keeps on tweeting? If you're like many executives, you have a list of who will get a card, a list of who will get a box of… Read More →


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Does This Creepy Robot Baby Make You Want To Get Pregnant?
Lately, all it takes is a chubster in a Gap onesie for my ovaries to throb. But the good citizens of Japan are apparently less inclined to make babies — so the University of Tsukauba built them Yotara, a robot baby, to encourage the birth rate. Yotara giggles, sneezes, sleeps and "wakes up" when a rattle is jiggled. (Watch a creepy video about all this here.) A heated water pump system gives Yotara a runny nose and touch sensors in his skin control his facial expressions. "We'd like people to experience the innocent, joyful expressions typical of small babies," said Hioki Kunimura, the leader of the Yotara project.
Uh, how is this supposed to encourage more Japanese to have babies instead of just "adopting" robots they can shut off? Don't you people remember Tamagotchis? [Sky News]


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hello guys, i'm new here. need some help regarding php and apache2. recently i've installed apache2 and php5. After installation, the server can succesfully run .html files only. (http://localhost/~myname/). but when i tried to open .php files. it'll ask me to save/open it. why is that happening?
Try adding php5 to APACHE_MODULES in /etc/sysconfig/apache2 and restarting apache
most common cause of this problem is skipping the 'restart apache' portion of this instruction
... yup, right up there alongside not knowing about Mysql's FLUSH PRIVILEGES ...
i tried already..still the same..
that's what i thought at the first time, i restarted few times already but still the same.
Did you complile PHP / Apache from source? If so what ./configure arguments did you use?
when i compile from /var/www it works but when i compile from folder which i created in desktop it cant run.
first, do you have in your config file something like:
LoadModule php5_module "/php/path/module"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
PHPIniDir "/php/ini/path"
If yes, restart and check the Apache log.
Second, try
-t -D DUMP_MODULES
to check if PHP is there.
i've uploaded a picture showing the .php files can't run when it is clicked. please give your comment.
Do you mean placing the php file in /var/www/ allows it to execute but placing it in /~myfolder/ does not?
If so, you need to configure /~myfolder/ as a virtual directory allowed to execute php.
Look for
<IfModule mod_userdir.c>
<Directory /home/*/public_html>
php_admin_value engine Off
In your php5.conf (located in /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/)
Try changing Off to On and restart apache.
yes,thank you for understanding my problem..i don't really know how to explain at first..anyway, i tried to change php_admin_value engine to On but still it can't execute .php file..i've uploaded a picture regarding the problem..please take a look..for .php file, the symbol is question mark..but for .html file, it's different.
Can you post the contents of your php5.conf? I'd like to see it, as maybe I'm missing something obvious that someone else would catch. But I think that file is what we need to be focusing on right now.
As for the ? icon, don't worry about that, that is apache stating, it doesn't have an icon for the php extension (my setup shows that too, and I can execute php files just fine).
this is my php5.conf content
<IfModule mod_php5.c> <FilesMatch "\.ph(p3?|tml)$"> SetHandler application/x-httpd-php </FilesMatch> <FilesMatch "\.phps$"> SetHandler application/x-httpd-php-source </FilesMatch> # To re-enable php in user directories comment the following lines # (from <IfModule ...> to </IfModule>.) Do NOT set it to On as it # prevents .htaccess files from disabling it. <IfModule mod_userdir.c> <Directory /home/*/public_html> php_admin_value engine Off </Directory> </IfModule></IfModule>
i've turn the php_admin_value engine off as it didnt work just now..
So I suck at reading
The file clearly states to comment out the entire <IfModule> block not set it to On. sigh
Make your file look like the one below:
<IfModule mod_php5.c>
<FilesMatch "\\.ph(p3?|tml)$">
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
<FilesMatch "\\.phps$">
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php-source
# To re-enable php in user directories comment the following lines
# (from <IfModule ...> to </IfModule>.) Do NOT set it to On as it
# prevents .htaccess files from disabling it.
#<IfModule mod_userdir.c>
# <Directory /home/*/public_html>
# php_admin_value engine Off
# </Directory>
Then restart apache.
OMG,it works! haha,thanks dude. ^^,
i'm having another problem where even when i execute http://localhost/~myname/ i get the page "IT WORKS". i didn't see my files anymore. why is that happening? but when i execute http://localhost/~myname/test.php i can see the result. means the file is still there,but i just can't see it.
this is what i'm talking about..it keeps come out this page..what happen?
Hmm... Do you have any files named ".htaccess index.html index.cgi index.pl index.php index.xhtml index.htm" in your folder? From what I can tell, the default setup should permit directory listings


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Kim Kardashian is the reason for the season
I debated whether or not to look at these photos of Kim Kardashian's Playboy shoot. I was kind of hoping to see them for the first time on Christmas morning. You know, the snow is falling outside. The tree is sparkling and lit up. The whole family is abuzz with holiday cheer. I'll take a seat near the fireplace and open up to Kim Kardashian's photos. "Look, Grandma, a nipple! Can you believe it?" As I sip from my mug I'll call for the children because only their innocent eyes can tell me if Kim Kardashian's ass truly is a portal to the magical world of Narnia. Sure their parents might call the police and Aunt Sarah's Nativity scene gets broken in the scuffle. But, darn it, that's what the holidays are all about. Family. Oh yeah, and also sweet, heavenly asses surrounded by white fur. That too.
The photos below are totally NSFW. Unless your boss is super cool, or perhaps he's, I dunno, Jesus. Then click away.
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Plagiarism detection in elementary schools
Turnitin, the leading provider of plagiarism-detection software, is ubiquitous at the high school and college level. But I've always wondered if and when the service will be used in middle schools and, gasp, elementary schools. Well, Turnitin recently answered my query: middle schools are adopting it at "a fine clip," but usage among elementary schools is rare. That latter, nonzero number is interesting — I would love to know how those elementary school teachers use it, potentially when some of their students cannot even read yet. As I've written elsewhere, elementary school is probably the best time to teach about authorship and honesty — it's in those early grades that kids learn how to cut-and-paste, the plagiarizer's favorite tool.
And for those districts that start using it with first graders, that means students will be exposed to plagiarism discussions for a good 12 years before they hit their first college course — that's just amazing. If you've ever taught college students, you'll know that when caught cheating, the top excuse is "but I didn't know it was plagiarism … we never learned about that in high school." With up to 12 (twelve!!) years of exposure, that certainly will be a lame excuse … though I'm sure they'll still use it.
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Security Council: Statement by Ambassador Wittig on the situation in Haiti
(Security Council: Statement as delivered by Ambassador Wittig in a Security Council meeting on Haiti)
"Señor Presidente,
Quisiera felicitarle a Ustedes y su país por asumir la presidencia del Consejo de Seguridad por la primera vez et agradecerle por haber organizado este debate importante.
Les deseo a Ustedes, al Embajador y amigo Gert Rosenthal y todo su equipo mucho excito por el mes qui viene.
No hace falta subrayar que su país puede contar con el pleno apoyo de Alemania.
I would like to join others in thanking SRSG Fernández for his briefing.
I would like to focus my intervention on three main topics:
The current politcal situation, the security situation including the need to further strengthen the Haitian National Police, and the role and reconfiguration of MINUSTAH.
We welcome that there are clear indications that Haiti is moving towards a better future, albeit slowly. We have seen some important milestones, such as the swearing in of a new Government and the publication of the corrected version of the constitutional amendments that had been pending when the Security Council visited Haitiearlier this year.
At the same time, we are concerned about the refusal by the Haitian Senate and Parliament to name their representatives to the Permanent Electoral Council, and about the recent withdrawal of the three members nominated by the 'Conseil Superieur du pouvoir judiciaire'. A functioning Electoral Council is indispensable for the elections mandated by Haiti's Constitution. All parties need to make a renewed and speedy effort for a credible Permanent Electoral Council, with all members on board. Preparations for the elections must begin without further delay.
We are encouraged by the progress reported on the security front, including government measures to contain elements of the former armed forces who had been illegally occupying sites throughout the country.
Security and stability should increasingly be provided by an effective Haitian National Police. We welcome President Martelly's stated intention to focus on the continued strengthening of this institution so that it can provide security throughout the entire territory of Haiti. We are encouraged by recent steps undertaken by the Government to increase the number of police recruits, in particular female ones.
The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) should not be in charge of long-term reconstruction efforts. The Mission needs to continue to draw down its post earthquake surge in activities. In this sense, I welcome the suggestions contained in the latest report on MINUSTAH's reconfiguration and consolidation plan.
The Secretary-General's proposal that MINUSTAH further concentrate its efforts on Haitian National Police mentoring and development, and gradually phase out operational policing activities, goes in the right direction. A corresponding reduction of MINUSTAH troops, as proposed by the Secretary-General, seems feasible, but requires a further build-up of the Haitian police. This is why clear benchmarks will be required, as foreseen in MINUSTAH's reconfiguration and consolidation plan.
Finally, we would once again like to thank the troop and police contributing countries for all their efforts. We will continue to give our full support to the Mission, and to the Government and people of Haiti.
Thank you."


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