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You can install Adobe ColdFusion 9 silently. A silent installation does not interact with the user. A silent installation is useful when you install ColdFusion 9 on multiple computers with the same installation options.
You can use the silent installer to install the ColdFusion 9 server configuration, multiserver configuration, or J2EE configuration. The silent installer runs on all the platforms that ColdFusion 9 supports.
The ColdFusion 9 silent installer does not automatically configure your web server for use with ColdFusion 9. You must use wsconfig to configure your web server after running the silent installer. For more information, see Configuring web servers.
The following sections explain how to install ColdFusion 9 silently:
Create installer Properties file
Name and save the installer Properties file
Run the installer
Verify the installation
Run the Web Server Configuration Tool
Create the properties file
The installer properties file is an ASCII text file that defines parameters for your installation. Specify the details as provided in the following .properties file. Note that all properties are listed in this file. Select only the ones that apply to your installation type.
# Applies only if SILENT_LICENSE_MODE is full.
# Serial number of the previous version of ColdFusion.
# This is required only if the serial number you specified as the SILENT_SERIAL_NUMBER is a serial number for an upgrade.
#Where to install the ColdFusion Administrator and its components (CFIDE).
#A sample path is provided.
# Applies only for Windows.
# Whether to install ColdFusion ODBC Services.
# Whether to install the Getting Started Experience, Tutorials, and Documentation.
# Values are true and false.
# Set the value to false if you are installing in a production environment.
# Applies only for Windows systems with .Net Framework installed.
# Whether to install .Net Integration Services.
# Applies only to Server configuration on UNIX systems.
# Whether to start ColdFusion 9 automatically when the system boots. SILENT_CONFIGURE_SYSTEM_INIT
#Installation directory for the EAR or WAR file.
# Provided is a sample path.
# Applies only for J2EE configuration.
# Directory in which to install the Verity search server.
# Applies only for J2EE configuration.
# Context root for ColdFusion.
# Applies only for UNIX systems.
# Runtime user, typically nobody.
# The password to access ColdFusion 9 Administrator.
# Applies only for J2EE configuration.
# Whether to turn on Flex, if you have version 2.3 or later of the JavaServlet API.
# Whether to enable RDS.
# RDS allows the server to interact with remotely connected developers.
# Adobe recommends that you disable RDS for production servers.
# Note that Disabling RDS also disables the directory browsing applets in the ColdFusion 9 Administrator.
The following rules apply to the properties file:
To insert a comment, prefix a hash (#) to the line.
To place a multiline comment in the file, prefix a hash before each line of the comment.
The values are case-sensitive, therefore, you must specify true and false using lowercase.
If you use backward slashes (\) in file paths in the Properties file on a Windows system, escape them by using double backslashes (\\).
· Name and save the installer properties file
If you name your installer properties file installer.properties and place it in the same directory as the ColdFusion 9 installation program, when you run the installer from the installation program's directory, the installer automatically uses the installer.properties file.
You can use a different name or save it in a different directory. If you do, you must specify the filepath to use it in an installation.
If you require more than one installer properties file, for example, to use different properties for installing inside or outside of your organization, Adobe recommends that you give each a descriptive filename.
Run the installer
You run the silent installer by executing the installer at the command line or through a batch file or script.
UNIX: Run the command ./codfusion_installer.bin [-f propertiesFilePath]
Windows: Run the command coldfusion_installer.exe [-f propertiesFilePath]
AIX: Run the command java -jar jar_name [-f propertiesFilePath]
Mac OS X: Extract the .zip and perform the installation.
The propertiesFilePath specifies the installer properties file that contains specific instructions for the installer. The path can be an absolute filepath or a path relative to the directory that contains the installer file.The propertiesFilePath is optional if all of the following are true:
The properties file is named installer.properties.
The properties file is located in the same directory as the installer file.
You are running the installer command from within this directory.
If all of these are true, the installer uses the installer.properties file by default.
After the silent installer completes the installation, open the ColdFusion Administrator to run the configuration wizard. Adobe recommends that you make sure the silent installer has installed the appropriate edition by clicking System Information. If the edition is not correct, enter the serial number in the New License text box and click Submit Changes.
Verifying the installation
After the installation is completed, a log file is created in the ColdFusion installation directory specified in the Properties file. Verify the log file to verify the installation details.
Running the Web Server Configuration Tool
If you use an external web server, you must run the Web Server Configuration Tool after running the silent installer.
For information on running the Web Server Configuration Tool, see Configuring web servers.


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GALVESTON, Texas (AP) -- A test run of two ships through the Houston Ship Channel offered hope Tuesday that traffic could begin to clear on both sides of the waterway after an oil spill halted dozens of vessels in the environmentally sensitive waters along the Gulf of Mexico.
The Carnival Magic cruise ship and a boat operated by the Houston Pilots association were cleared to sail through the channel and Galveston Bay, Coast Guard Lt. Sam Danus said Tuesday.
A barge spilled as much of 170,000 gallons of oil in the area on Saturday. Since then, about 100 barges and other ships have been waiting to enter or leave through the channel that connects the Gulf with Houston and other parts of Southeast Texas, including key oil refineries near Texas City.
The two ships' progress will help determine whether the channel can be re-opened to more traffic, Danus said.
Earlier Tuesday, U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Andy Kendrick said officials needed to ensure that the water and the ships moving through the channel were free of oil before the channel could be reopened.
"We're definitely working hard to ensure that we've gotten clean water so that ships can transit," Kendrick said. "They're hopeful they can get that done today."
Crews have laid down miles of oil boom and have been picking up black, quarter-sized "tar balls" washing up on shore. Cannons are being blasted on one beach to scare birds from the oil-slicked sand and rocks.
Most of the oil appears to have moved out of the ship channel and Galveston Bay, and into the Gulf of Mexico, said Jerry Patterson, commissioner of the Texas General Land Office, the lead state agency on the response to the spill.
Patterson said he saw "very little" oil sheen on the bay waters during a flyover Tuesday morning.
"The big question is, 'Where is the oil that went into the Gulf of Mexico?'" he said in a phone interview. "That's the next question to be answered."
The best-case scenario is for most of the slick to remain in the Gulf for at least several days and congeal into small tar balls that wash up further south on the Texas coast, where they can be picked up and removed, Patterson said.
However, officials said Monday night that changing currents, winds and weather were pushing the oil not only further into the Gulf, but also southwest along Galveston Island, resulting in expanded oil recovery efforts.
At Galveston Island, a popular tourist destination due to its beaches and parks, crews have laid booms around environmentally sensitive areas.
Some black, tar-like globs, and a dark line of a sticky, oily substance, could be seen along the shoreline of the Texas City dike, a 5-mile jetty that juts into Galveston Bay across from a tip of Galveston Island.
In Texas City, near several refineries, crews picked tar balls out of the sand and set up cannons that boomed every few minutes to scare off birds.
At Galveston's East Beach, workers set up metal posts to hang lines of absorbent material to collect tar balls as they washed up. On the other side of a jetty, crews were scooping oil from the sand and pouring it into plastic bags.
"It's very hard to tell how long we'll be out here," Coast Guard Petty Officer Richard Forte said.
Jim Guidry, executive vice president of Houston-based Kirby Inland Marine Corp., which owned the barge, has said the company -- the nation's largest operator of inland barges -- would pay for the cleanup.
Much of the channel's traffic serves refineries key to American oil production. But Patterson said refineries in Texas City appeared to have enough crude oil on hand to continue operating until the ship channel can re-open.
Environmental groups said the spill occurred at an especially sensitive time and place. The channel in Texas City, about 45 miles southeast of Houston, has shorebird habitat on both sides, and tens of thousands of wintering birds are still in the area.
At least 50 birds of six species have needed treatment due to the oil, said Richard Gibbons, conservation director of the Houston Audubon Society. The species include sanderling, ruddy turnstone and the American white pelican, Gibbons said.
Gibbons agreed that the majority of the oil could wash up as tar balls farther south. If it hits the coast sooner, it could damage the natural habitat of many more birds, he said.
The channel, part of the Port of Houston, typically handles as many as 80 large ships daily, as well as about 300 to 400 tugboats and barges.
The barge was carrying about 900,000 gallons when it collided with a ship. The resulting accident falls far short of major American oil spills such as the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster in Alaska, which dumped 11 million gallons of oil into the Prince William Sound, or the Deepwater Horizon spill, in which more than 100 million gallons of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico four years ago.
Nomaan Merchant reported from Dallas. Associated Press writer Michael Graczyk in Texas City contributed to this report.

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The Crap We Missed – Monday 2.11.13
"Up next is Tatiana. She's from Russell Simmons' personal collection, only used twice and of course, speaks almost no English. Let's start the bidding at $100."
Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed which I'm not going to lie is almost entirely random T&A. I know, you're all terribly disappointed. Anyway, for the two of you still left reading this, the few exceptions include Courtney Stodden's dad, who makes Papa Joe look like goddamn Ward Cleaver, Amber Rose ready to deliver what appears to be a dozen of Wiz Khalifa's children at any moment, and finally Deena Cortese and Lil Kim walking a runway presumably to make burn victims feel really, really awesome about themselves.
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I have 5 of the 6. I just need the event one. How many got the Souvenir from yesterday?
I have 5 of the 6. I just need the event one. How many got the Souvenir from yesterday?
We got ours early in the month, I think I logged everything on either the night of the 2nd or the afternoon of the 3rd. I can't remember what number we were, should have written it down. I can't see that there is anyway to go back and find the number. Has anyone else looked for their number?
Yes there is, when you login to geocaching.com click the 7 souvenirs of August banner and when it loads scroll to the bottom of the page, it should show what number you locked in at.
Ok, I see it now. We were number 1085 out of 22637. Pretty good for us!!!
Pizzaboy2600 and myself finished on Saturday!
Mother to 2 dogs - Foxer, the chicken herder and Bo, the pug, 1 kitty chupacabra princess Daksi and Married to a wonderful man, Pizzaboy2600.
Just noticed the count is up to 40,232. Will be interesting to see total at end of August!!
As of 3:23 p.m. on 8-30-14 we are number 55515 of 55555 to have completed the challenge!
You're locked in as 56555 out of the 56557 geocachers around the world to earn the Achiever souvenir to date! I finished! Wasn't real sure I'd finish this as it has been an extremely difficult month, but with everyone's prayers and the grace of God I felt well enough to get out today and grab the last couple I needed to complete the seven. Whoo Hoo!


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Serenity Now…
1) The power play is enough to make a man crazy (i'm not crazy).
2) I always thought that the "jam" was a cop-out phrase from Torts, for playing well vs. not playing well, but in the first period I became a convert to the "jam." In the NHL if you can hold a team shot-less for over 17 minutes of play, you've got to figure you should win the game or at least come away with more than one goal but last night for the Rangers it was not meant to be.
3) The jam was in the neutral zone, it was in the defensive zone, it was in the forecheck and it was in their demeanor. But after the Wild had their first scoring chance, and for the rest of the night the ball of yarn unraveled — and boy did it unravel. On the first goal I noticed the Rangers shying away from one of their calling cards…blocking shots. E.C. led the team with 3, that sums up the game right there.
4) Besides shying away from shots (not that they should have to rely on that) but also the crutch of laying down to block lanes haunted them horribly in the 2nd and definitely on the third goal. Almost all defenders played good man to man in the zone but they weren't physical enough away from the puck.
5) Where the Rangers forecheckers are so willing to go into the corners and work the puck it also leaves them more susceptible for referees not to call things (it happened Tuesday and again last night, especially on Prust at the end of the second).
6) The Rangers have certainly been a stat padder for a lot of goalies this year. This was the 6th time this year they had 40+ shots, whereas the Rangers have only had 3 of those nights.
7) Dubinsky and Callahan's 2 on 1 shorthanded chance was enough to make a man crazy (i'm not crazy).
8) I don't believe that the line juggling helps the power play at this stage in the game. Just keep rolling lines 1,2,3,4, because the specialized lines clearly aren't working. Wolski-Step-Zucc and Prust-Boyle-Feds work, but for the remaining 6 juggle until something somewhat useful comes out. WE ALL WANT Cally-Duby-Artie to work but it hasn't worked for a long time so switch it up. It has moments of brilliance and maybe it clicks against the Sens and they all go streaking; but if not, juggle.
9) Thank god Uncle Glennie didn't trade away those D man prospects and picked up McCabe because with MDZ and McMonster banged up they will be stretched thin.
10) Really could have used a good captain's pep talk in the early second to crack the whip.
11) I never believed in your "Leastern" conference rhetoric Blogfather but I am starting to come around. This Wild team came in two points more than the Rangers but in 11th place. It is a curious case, because top to bottom I still think the Rangers are a better team and would beat them in a series.
12) To that point I'm still in the camp that whatever "Least" team comes out of the conference will take home Stanley's Cup this year…and to think of the byfuglien Flyers winning it is starting to make me a little crazy…
13) I may be crazy but it's my estimation that your only goal scorer shouldn't be the low man in ice time and especially by 4 minutes.
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ONE of Britain's oldest independent accountancy practices has been taken over after more than 130 years in business.
Wheatley Pearce in Poole has been bought by another firm in the town, ClearSky Accounting.
Wheatley Pearce was established in 1881 by Colonel Wheatley, a founding member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
The company, based at Winchester Place in North Street, has a portfolio of more than 350 small and medium sized businesses.
It will move to ClearSky's premises at Coy Pond Business Park.
Co-owners Ken Butcher and Greg Bemment will stay on full-time.
Mr Butcher said: "Greg and I are extremely excited to become part of the ClearSky success story.
"Crucially, this is a positive change for our clients. ClearSky's services and areas of expertise complement ours, so the businesses we work with will now receive even better and more extensive support than they already receieve." Mr Bemment said: "These past years have been fantastic, and now Ken and I are looking forward to the next chapter in our careers.
It's great for our clients and us that we are only moving a mile or so down the road. It really will be a case of business as usual, but with the added benefit that we will now be able to offer our clients access to a wider range of services."
ClearSky Accounting, part of ClearSky Business, is the company's 87th biggest accountancy firm in terms of fee income.
It employs more than 40 accountants and support staff.
Its acquisition of Wheatley Pearce follows its takeover of Dorchester-based Lofts & Co last October.
Daniel Mepham, accounting and business development director at ClearSky, said: "Wheatley Pearce is a prestigious accountancy practice with a long and proud history that stretches back more than 130 years. "It has a proven track record of providing strategic and pro-active advice to entrepreneurs, start-ups and growing businesses, which is why it's a perfect fit for ClearSky."


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A man says he was cited by police outside Atlanta for eating a cheeseburger while driving.
Ramsay accused his father-in-law of using an autopen machine to forge his signature on a document.
Monster had admitted wrongly using the group's songs in a video that was online for five weeks.
Six family members were unaccounted for after a fire reduced a multimillion-dollar mansion to a scorched stone framework.
Wahlberg acknowledges he was a teenage delinquent mixed up in drugs, alcohol and the wrong crowd.
The study comes at a time of national debate about financial support for scholarship athletes.
The former businessman is being sworn in Tuesday at a noon ceremony outside the rear entrance to the Capitol.
A construction worker was killed and a driver injured when an interstate overpass undergoing demolition collapsed in Cincinnati.
A western Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to having provided fentanyl-laced heroin to his girlfriend.
Alaska State Troopers say an Oregon man died while climbing Mount Yukla.
About 40 volunteers helped board up 14 abandoned homes on Youngstown's south side.
No one was seriously injured, but black ice can be a serious concern.
One resident of the mobile home park victimized said change, electronics and even prescription pills were stolen.
When the driver took off, the hose snapped, spraying some gasoline.
Police raided a house and say they found meth-making materials Friday.
The Sharpsville fire chief said the apartment was "gutted."
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Our story begins with the 10th Pashnit Tour of the Season. Our last ride to close out seven seasons of guided tours around the state of California.
Gave me a bit of time to reflect on all the riders through the years, the bikes, the roads and the 10,000 miles a year I spend on the road.
Big group of us time time around... But only 3 new riders. Rest are returning riders on their 3rd, 4th, even 7th or 8th tour (we lose track).
Ryan on this 3rd tour this season already
George I think is our eldest rider so far at 74 yrs old on his Suzuki VX800. Perfect bike for the roads we'd be headed for.
Steve coming on for his 2nd tour of the season, this time on a BMW K1300S from WeRentMotorcycles.com. He's a plastic surgeon from Mobile, Alabama. We don't have roads like this in Alabama he kept saying. He signed up for his 3rd tour next season before the ride was even over.
Dave hails from Florida, summers in CA, but showed up on a 3-week old Triumph Tiger. Nice ride. And check out the seat - just got that from Corbin.
Brothers Jim & Phil. Jim won the free raffle for a tour & came earlier this year with brother Phil in tow. He even won the tour tour raffle twice!
We then banned Jim from entering any more raffles. Seemed the honorable thing to do to keep fairness in the universe. He dutifully agreed he would not enter any more raffles.
But next free tour raffle we held- brother Phil won fair and square. What are ya gonna do.
Tom & Jane flew out from New Jersey. He's never ridden in the Motorcycle Wonderland of California so this was a treat! Tom has a bunch of Ducati's and owns a software company. Although he knows not a lot about software. That made for some interesting conversation.
Roland is a German living in the US for work in New Jersey for the moment.
And of course Mark who helped me out with sweeping. We've lost track of how many tours Mark has gone on through the years.
Out to the Pigeon Point Lighthouse
My ride for the weekend. No it's not mine, but fun to try something new.
We learn that just up the road is a beached Blue Whale - the largest living creature on earth that wanders the seas.
Steve insists we can't miss this. Not something you see everyday, but it's a Pashnit Tour & you never know what you're gonna get.
Ever been walking down the beach and smelled a dead fish?
Now multiply that to whale size smell. Yes, the lovely aroma of rotting flesh was in the air.
Junks of it were missing as some marine biologist came & cut away some large samples. How'd you like to have that job. Uh, can you hand me the knife please? Maybe machete would be better.
Where's Mike Rowe when you need him?
We couldn't help but joke about that whale that exploded:
Jim's pictorial of our ride down Hwy 1 along the Big Sur Pacific Coastline
Lunch at the Ventana Restaurant: http://www.ventanainn.com/
They've a bit of spirits there...
Quite the view from the table. Overlooking high above the Pacific
And this was just the appetizer... On Pashnit Tours, we eat good.
Letting the food settle over the Pacific Ocean.
Jim & Phil. Either that or the brothers in black.
Dave's new Triumph Tiger. Black on black. Check out that fancy seat. Dave also lowered the bike so he could get his feet on the ground.
Mark was also a white Triumph Tiger at the stock height on this ride. Quite the difference.
Keep in mind this is Friday. You could be at the office. Or you could be here.
...and his Honda VTR with Corbin beetlebags. Don't see many of these.
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HOUSTON - The countdown to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is on. We're more than a month away from the first show, and tickets for the biggest concert are already sold out.
There are just over 79,000 seats to the George Strait concert at the rodeo. It's why some fans couldn't understand how all of those seats could sell out so quickly the same day they went on sale.
We did some checking to find out exactly what happened.
Rodeo officials said it only took one minute and 57 seconds to sell all of the seats, except scattered singles, to Strait's farewell show. Officials said they discovered only 7,134 of the 79,000 seats were available by the time they went on sale to the public. According to Rodeo folks, 41,000 seats went to season ticket holders, 28,500 went to rodeo volunteers and members of George Strait's fan club and approximately 3,000 remaining seats are being held for suite passes and season tickets not yet sold.
Schafer said Rodeo volunteers were limited to the same four tickets per person as everyone else.
"The term general public has been used in conjunction with the tickets that went on sale at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 12," Rodeo Houston's Leroy Schafer wrote in an e-mail. "It is important to note that the Show's 28,000 volunteers are part of the general public as a whole. They come from every ZIP code in the Houston area. The only thing that differentiates them is that they are active volunteers on one or more of the 100-plus committees here at the Show."
"We have 20 other rodeo performances," said Schafer. "We have some of the top entertainers in the business. We have a lot of tickets left for every one of those performances."
Schafer said the only way to make sure you're getting the lowest price on tickets to those shows is to buy directly from the rodeo box office or from Ticketmaster. Brokers can buy tickets and mark them up four times their face value.
"It's a fact of life that we're in now," said Schafer. "There's no laws against ticket brokering."
He said Rodeo Houston does not intentionally sell tickets to brokers, but it's difficult to stop individuals who buy tickets and then sell them to the brokers.
Another warning from Reliant: It's seems there's a new trend for excited fans to take pictures of their tickets and post them online. Schafer said you're just inviting thieves to steal your seats. All they have to do is take that bar code image from your picture to make their own phony ticket. They can use that to get your seat and you'll be left out in the cold.
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Ft. Bend County - Fort Bend County recently announced two cases of West Nile virus, but no mosquitoes there have tested positive.
The cases were in a child under 14 in Katy and a 38-year-old in Sugar Land.
The city has a three-pronged attack against West Nile virus, which includes spraying every Friday. Public Works Director Mike Goodrum said staying aggressive with spraying is just one key.
"We begin spraying around 9 o' clock, so if it's raining or if there is high winds, we will hold off spraying and then spray in the early part of next week. But if the weather holds up, we will be spraying Friday night and we will increase our spraying to twice a week so we will spraying next Tuesday as well," said Goodrum.
Placing larvacide pellets in standing water all over the city is one method officials are taking. Crews are also setting out mosquito traps, trying to attract the kind of mosquito that would carry West Nile.
"It's very proactive. Mosquitoes come from larva, so if we can get them at that source then we have a very aggressive program. We believe it's one of the most effective programs we have," said Goodrum.
As long as there is an elevated chance of West Nile virus, the spraying in Sugar Land will continue twice a week.
Officials said residents can make the biggest difference by making sure there is no standing water near their homes.
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Willamette Pass
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Willamette Pass serves Eugene and the upper Willamette Valley but also is attractive for traveling skiers because of the variety of lodges nearby. While everyone in the family will enjoy the terrain at Willamette, advanced skiers will pick eight black diamond runs. There's night skiing and a 1,563 vertical drop. Choose from 29 runs and terrain from beginner to expert, including Oregon's only six-passenger chair and spring gondola skiing from the summit. This family-oriented Central Oregon resort includes an activity center for skiers with children.
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Average annual snowfall: 430 inches
Base elevation: 5120 ft.
Vertical elevation: 1563 ft.
Longest Run: 2.1 miles
Ski Acres: 550 acres
Lifts: 7 (1 high speed, 4 triples, 1 double, 1 surface)
Trail Info: 21% beginner, 45% intermediate, 34% advanced
Ski School: Yes
Snowboarding Profile: Head for the backside of the mountain to find the snowboarders' hangout. After cruising through the terrain park, most riders step out of their boards and trudge back up the Down Under run. Who needs the chairlift?
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- Wheel Chair Accessible
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Stubborn is what they are! If they made Super Mario for the iPhone/iPad I would buy it in a minute! I would even pay $10.00 for it!
He needs to be holding the iPhone with Super Mario on it!
thats a big mistake for nintendo, their time as console creators is over.That would be like Sega saying 'we will continue to make the Dreamcast otherwise we would never be sega again.'Well guess what, they're still sega and everyone is buying their stuff still.
Nintendo Games Not Headed to iPhone.... legally of course :P
Nintendo will be a thing of the pass unless they do what Sega did! It's their lost.
So let me get this straight.
"RUMORS" of Mario for iPhone = Stock Goes UP…
No Mario for iPhone = Stock Goes Down…
And he has the nerve to say NO?
Meh hell come around sooner or later. Nintendo will always be third
In today's economy, at some point you have to choose what platform(s) you are going to support - the times of everyone owning every system available is over.
I had to go with a used XBOX360 and an iPhone - plus why would I carry around a phone and a portable gaming system? People that carry around multiple devices (especially on their belts) look like tools/******s.
This is kinda sad. Everyone bashing Nintendo for being stubborn....but Apple has always been the same way, the two companies mirror each other in a certain way. This attitude has worked out very well for both companies (recently, obviously more so for Apple). I respect Nintendo for sticking to their guns, and I hope it works out for them, as it did for Apple. Apple never gave in to public pressure, and Nintendo is doing the same. Who are we to say what they should or shouldn't do, Nintendo has been around FOREVER! If at some point they are forced to adapt, they will!
I think 80% of iPhone games suck, they are not as deep as nintendo games. You can only make so many games for a touch screen device, the experience is simply not the same as having physical buttons. I think nintendo will make a decision after there new "wii u" comes out, they will have a new system out a year or so before Microsoft & Sony. As long as the price is right they should be fine, and the 3ds has jumped up 40% in sales since the price drop. I don't know why you guys think nintendo is doing so bad? Look at Sony!
Yes it would sell crap tons of software but it's never gonna happen, I dunno how anyone would think it is "news" that Satoru Iwata stated they wouldn't be making games for third party platforms.It'd be like writing an article about how water is wet...You'll see Nintendo games on iOS when you see iOS on a Samsung Phone.
This is retarded even thinking this.
Thats just like asking Microsoft to start making games for the PS3.
Why would Nintendo want to make games for another platform? You are really stupid for thinking this is a good question.
The problem with Nintendo and the 3DS is lack of games. The 3DS shop is just about empty. There are only a handful of games for it and only about 3 good ones.
IF they don't start releasing games either on the 3ds shop or real games it will die before christmas.
AND the shop prices should drop to match other platforms. 1 example is 'Plants vs Zombies' On the 3DShop its $12 and on the iPhone its $3 so which version would you get?
Oh, actually on the 3DS shop thats the stripped down version, there is a new cartridge for it at $40... $40 or $3... I know which one I would buy.
And smart *** I didn't know if you noticed.. but their is something called OFFICE for mac 2011-1984. Yeahs %100 Microsoft software, not apple. Before you start talking like you ****.. do at least a little research so you don't like a retard.
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Pi Pie Dish
Of course! It's a "PI" dish! For anyone who is mathematically - or sweetly - inclined. Not only a great way to bake your favorite dessert, this is also a terrific conversation piece.
Love cupcakes, but need something bigger?? Use this large cupcake pan to make one big huge cupcake!!!
Funny and cute!! Cakewich baking pan is shaped like 2 big hunks of white bread — just bake and slice to make double-decker sandwich cakes with yummy fillings. Everyone loves a good sandwich, now you can have one for dessert too!
This is awesome!! I would've loved this as a kid. Heck, I think I'd use it even now! I'm thinking Stocking Stuffer for my 10 year old............
Buy this fun shaped peace symbol silicone cake pan and a portion of the proceeds goes to organizations dedicated to peaceful resolution of conflict, justice for all, and respect for human rights!
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As stated on its talk page, this person may not neccesarily be a unique species. If there is evidence that she is, then I would withdraw my suggestion, but she appears Human and as such would not need her own article. 31dot 00:58, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
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- Well, it seems that she can't put into a known species category, then one like this should be used. --Alan del Beccio 01:01, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
- No, this denotes a belief that we think she is a unique species, which we simply do not know. Better to simply state on her page that we do not know her species than create a page that states she actually belongs to a separate species. --OuroborosCobra talk 01:14, 18 November 2007 (U
- Delete. We can't imply a character was from a new species, if it wasn't defined. Perhaps create a new page for "characters of unknown species", but until then, we can't create new species pages for each and every background character with an undefined planet of origin. Especially this situation, where the girl looks very, VERY human. Hossrex 02:11, 18 November 2007 (UTC)
- Delete. If a person looks human, we'll assume they are unless stated or clearly implied otherwise. – Cleanse 04:40, 20 November 2007 (UTC)
- Delete. It is speculation, in my opinion she is human, but this was not said. – Tom 12:56, 20 November 2007 (UTC)
- According to the episode's script, Aluura is Amazonian. Meaning, she's human. So I would say delete this. --From Andoria with Love 18:26, 30 November 2007 (UTC)


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Markus Hofko / The Rainbow Monkey
Super fresh work from Auckland New Zealand's Markus Hofko (aka The Rainbow Monkey). When Markus sent me the link I assumed I was looking at a bunch of work created by a collective of people – like an agency – but this is all Hofko. Amazing.


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A big hello to my CC family,
As the subject says, I have not forgotten you all. I still check the site often and think of you all. I can't believe it will nearly be 17 months since my precious Dad left us. Mom is doing ok, still having her bad days and unfortunately the bad rainy weather we are having in the UK is not helping. We had a little falling out just before Fathers Day, at times I think she forgets she's not the only one that's still grieving, and I understand it's a different grief and her world really has been turned upside down, but I miss Dad too, so does my Nan, Son and Husband. Anyway after a few days of the silent treatment from Mom she was ok, and we've been ok since. I have taken a step back a little the passed few months, instead of seeing her everyday I now see her 3-4 times a week but we still speak 3 or 4 times a day. This seems to be working better and she has become more independant which is good. We still include her on all our outings etc, sometimes she will come and sometimes she won't, but I've asked which is all I can do.
My darling son turned 11 in May, this week he has been to his new Secondary School for Induction week, this helps them find their feet ready for September, luckily he enjoyed his first day, I'm hoping the enthusiasm continues. He has his Prom next week and then a leavers tip to London. The week after is his leaving play which is "Alice in Wonderland" and then his Leavers assembly. I have stocked up on the tissues as I think the next few weeks there may be lots of tears lol. He is going to the same school my Dad went to which he is over the moon about. He loves to think he's like my Dad.
Lainy, I'm still finding feathers, smelling aftershave and my laptop really does have a mind of it's own at times, as does the TV. One example was Mom was talking about a programme Dad like to watch which I'd never heard of. One afternoon the television kept changing channels, I took no notice and kept turning it back to what I was watching, after this happening 3 times, I realised the programme it was switching over to was my Dads programme lol.
Dads work organised another charity night in May and we raised £610 for AMMF, I am also taking part in the Race for life soon, so hopefully will raise a little more, every penny helps .
I hope you are all well. As always love and best wishes to you all.
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The Top 10 Biggest Celeb News Stories of 2011
From Charlie Sheen's meltdown to William and Kate's wedding to the sad loss of Amy Winehouse, we've got the 10 biggest celeb news stories of 2011 right here!
-Heather Taylor
Looking back on 2011, we were both "winning" and losing when it came to our fave celebs. The marriages were bigger and better than ever and the divorces caught us all off guard (with one major Kardashian exception…). We learned from Charlie Sheen not to pick a fight with a warlock, witnessed the best way ever to announce a pregnancy as demonstrated by Beyonce, and are still applauding Kate Middleton for bringing back lace sleeves on bridal gowns. Counting down from 10 to one, check out our picks for the biggest celeb highs and lows of 2011!
10. Scarlett Johansson's, Blake Lively's, and Everyone Else's Nude Photo Scandals
Gee, there sure were a lot of celebrity nude photo scandals this year, weren't there? As always, there was a lot of speculation every time a new batch of photos appeared about whether or not they were real or Photoshopped, but the vast majority of them turned out to be real. Hacker Christopher Chaney was a busy boy. It's a good thing the FBI was on top of it, though; happily, they caught him in October.
9. Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore Go Splitsville
Questions of infidelity on Ashton's part caused Demi to announce their divorce in November after six years of marriage. We Tweeted our sympathies.
Read From Rooney Mara to Elizabeth Olsen: 12 Actresses to Watch Out For in 2012
8. The Death of Amy Winehouse
RIP Amy Winehouse. The troubled and talented chanteuse passed away in July from alcohol poisoning in her London home. She was just 27, joining the phenomenon of the 27 Club where musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Kurt Cobain all passed away at the same age.
7. Courtney Stodden and Doug Hutchison's Questionable Marriage
Who didn't cringe at this one? Who isn't still cringing at it? Actor Doug Hutchinson married teen bride Courtney Stodden at Las Vegas in May. He was 51. She was… 16?! Um, hello jailbait! Stodden's mother signed a consent form, though, allowing the marriage to proceed; the two have since kept on showering the media with photos of their icky, icky romance. Like this one. Blech.
6. Justin Bieber's Baby Drama
And I was like, baby, baby oh! The Biebs was accused of being the father of Mariah Yeater's son in a paternity lawsuit that has since been dropped. Yeater, however, just brought it back up again in time for the end of the year. Ugh!
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YORK Lokomotive ARLC crashed to a shock 10-6 defeat at home to basement side Scarborough Pirates in group two of the Yorkshire League.
Lokos were left to rue a host of missed opportunities as the Pirates left New Lane off with a smash and grab victory.
The game was littered with spilled passes and knock ons due to atrocious weather conditions and the visitors built up a 1-0 half-time lead thanks to two long range tries.
The second period started well for the hosts, with prop Ben Hepworth crashing over and Tom Dunmore converting in the 41st minute.
Despite constant Lokos pressure, that was the only score of the half.
Lokos Athletic marked their debut match with a last-gasp 22-18 victory over a rugged Selby Warriors outfit.
Selby looked sharper in the early exchanges and deservedly took the lead with a converted try after 15 minutes.
However, the York side fought back with tries from impressive half-backs Ben Thompson (2) and Andy Henson. Henson added two conversions for a 16-6 interval lead.
Selby came out firing after the break and took the lead with two converted tries, but Lokos won the match with a break in the last minute. Full-back Stu Dickenson broke a tackle and ran half the length of the pitch before passing to Thompson. He fed Henson, who drew the full-back before sending David Jefferson over the line.
Henson converted.
A disappointing second half performance cost Heworth 'A' as they went down 42-14 at Normanton in Yorkshire League group two.
Hard-working prop Tom Speck opened the scoring with an unconverted try and they then kept the hosts at bay for 30 minutes before conceding a six pointer.
Heworth retaliated through skipper Joe Murphy, who crashed over for Joe Deighton to goal for a 10-6 lead at the break.
Normanton stepped up a gear after the interval and racked up six converted tries against a tiring defence.
Heworth's only reward was a second try for Speck.
The Villagers were well served by their crop of teenagers, in particular Lewis Hartley, Josh Turley and Ryan Martin.


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Hello Everyone.
The time has finally come to say goodbye to VIMB.com (at least for now).
Vancouver Island Mountain Biking started out as a fun group of like-minded riders looking for a place to chat and share ideas. It ended up a strong community with a solid local following and good membership numbers. Lots of people from all over the world contacting me for information on local trails and where to visit and ride. Lots of years, rides and many many posts and links later it has faded into history along with many other sites that were once the mainstay of my online time.
The mighty Facebook and other "Social Media" seems to be where all the kool kids are hanging out these days. VIMB too has a Facebook presence, which sadly attracts about 2000% more interest and traffic as this site did in recent months. Thanks for your interest, support, friendship and for checking us out over the years. For your continued VIMB.com fix, be sure to check out the Facebook Page and who knows, maybe one day VIMB will be back in some form? For now… goodbye and thanks for the memories!
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Seborrheic keratosis
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Seborrheic keratosis is a condition that causes wart-like growths on the skin. The growths are noncancerous (benign).
Alternative Names
Benign skin tumors - keratosis; Keratosis - seborrheic; Senile keratosis
Seborrheic keratosis is a benign form of skin tumor. The cause is unknown.
The condition commonly appears after age 40. It tends to run in families.
Symptoms of seborrheic keratosis are skin growths that:
- Are located on the face, chest, shoulders, back, or other areas
- Are painless, but may become irritated and itch
- Are most often tan, brown, or black
- Have a slightly raised, flat surface
- May have a rough texture (like a wart)
- Often have a waxy surface
- Are round or oval in shape
- May look "pasted-on"
- Often appear in clusters
Exams and Tests
Your health care provider will look at the growths to determine if you have the condition. You may need a skin biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.
You usually do not need treatment unless growths get irritated or affect your appearance.
Growths may be removed with surgery or freezing (cryotherapy).
Outlook (Prognosis)
Removing the growths is simple and usually does not cause scars. You may have patches of lighter skin where growths on the torso have been removed.
Growths usually do not return after they are removed. You may develop more growths in the future if you are prone to the condition.
Possible Complications
These complications may occur:
- Irritation, bleeding, or discomfort of growths
- Mistake in diagnosis (growths may look like skin cancer tumors)
- Distress due to physical appearance
- Many growths that come on suddenly (may be a sign of cancer inside the body)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of seborrheic keratosis.
Also call if you have new symptoms, such as:
- A change in the appearance of the skin growth
- New growths
- A growth that looks like a seborrheic keratosis, but occurs by itself or has ragged borders and irregular color. (Your health care provider will need to examine it for skin cancer.)
Brodsky J. Management of benign skin lesions commonly affecting the face: actinic keratosis, seborrheic keratosis, and rosacea. Curr Opin Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2009;17:315-20. PMID: 19465852 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19465852.
James WD, Berger TG, Elston DM, eds. Andrews' Diseases of the Skin: Clinical Dermatology. 11th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 29.
Requena L, Requena C, Cockerell CJ. Benign epidermal tumors and proliferations. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, et al, eds. Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 109.


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tortilla soup photo by vsimon
This is one of our most requested menu items, year round.
The ingredients and the process have evolved over the years. It took me a long time to try it in the pressure cooker. Now I wouldn't go back to a stockpot. But look below for directions if you haven't added a pressure cooker to your family yet.
Chicken-What Kind to Use
I used to use boneless, skinless chicken breasts. I'd dice the raw meat and throw it in the pot. Now I prefer bone-in chicken breasts.
They are cheaper, more flavorful, and there is less touching of raw meat. I simply remove the skin and discard it, then plop the breasts in the pressure cooker with the veggies and water.
The meat is easy to shred from the bone after it is cooked. Other bone-in chicken parts work well too, use your favorite.
Tomatoes-What Kind to Use
This is a recipe post, not a food issue post. But I say, go for BPA free tomatoes if possible. The Environmental Working Group is a great reference for info on food issues, from pesticides to BPA. Use the search box to bring up a long list of BPA articles.
I used to use convenient canned fire roasted tomatoes. But the high levels of BPA in commercially canned tomatoes scares me. Kick the can out the door.
There are enough endocrine disrupters in the world already, thank you very much. Surely, kids and pregnant women should not eat BPA laced foods.
So for a quick, rich, smooth tomato flavor, I have switched to marinara in glass jars. There is probably BPA on the jar lid. I reason, it is less than in a whole can, but I don't know that to be true.
Diced tomatoes work well, especially if you like tomato chunks. You can use fresh ones, or use frozen from your garden if you have put them up.
Home canned tomato juice stored in glass is also fine. Plastic bottles scare me too, they can leach BPA.
Flavor, Lots of Flavor, from Herbs and Spices
No need for expensive broth here. Use flavorful cumin and garlic. Many lemon pepper and chili powder blends are gluten-free.
This is a great place to practice using tablespoons, rather than 1/4 teaspoon of spice for great flavor. Don't be shy.
Pickled jalapenos are fun to stock in the fridge. You can heat up the whole pot of soup, or let everyone warm their own bowl to their liking.
Easy Pressure Cooked Tortilla Soup
Serves 6 generously as an entree
1 ¼ lbs boneless, bone-in chicken breast or thighs
3 cups total of chopped onion, celery, and green pepper
1 cup diced carrots
1 cup corn
1 tablespoon lemon pepper
1 tablespoon cumin
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 tablespoon minced garlic
3 cups (or more) diced tomatoes, tomato juice, or marinara sauce
cups of water, to thin soup to desired soupiness
pickled jalapenos to taste, diced
1 cup shredded cheese
gluten-free corn tortilla chips
sour cream
1 avocado, diced
Remove skin from chicken, but leave the meat on the bone. Place in pressure cooker with onion, celery, peppers, carrots and corn. Add about 1 cup water and lock the lid on the pressure cooker.
Bring to pressure and cook for 15 minutes.
Remove the cooker from the burner and allow it to cool naturally. Or bring the cooker to the sink and run cold water over it to reduce the pressure quickly. It just depends how quickly you want to eat.
Remove chicken from cooker. Remove meat from the bone and shred the meat. Dice it a bit if you like smaller pieces of meat. Add the meat back to the soup and discard the bones.
Add spices- lemon pepper, chili powder, cumin, and garlic.
Add tomatoes and pickled jalapenos to taste. Cook for a few more minutes.
Serve with garnishes. Crush the tortilla chips into the soup if you like.
No pressure cooker?
Easy, but not as quick.
Simply put all the soup ingredients in a stock post and cook until chicken is falling off the bone. Remove chicken from the soup and shred the meat as directed above. Discard the bones.
Pour soup into serving bowls and garnish as above.
Make Lots, Serve Now and Later.
This soup freezes well. Simply cool and store in 3-4 cup glass containers with tight fitting lids. I like to bring the soup to refrigerator temp before storing in the freezer. This helps the soup freeze faster and reduces freezer burn.
Make sure you have fresh garnishes when you want to serve the soup later. 🙂 They don't freeze so well.
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Prehistoric Caves Mangiapane
Monte Cofano Nature Reserve
location, customer care. everything was good, just maybe breakfast could be better.
convenient location close to Trapani airport as we arrived on late flight, although difficult to find in the dark, Owner drove out to meet us in the end. It was a basic budget room , felt like being in a mobile home. Perfectly clean , and friendly staff
The owner was very helpful and the actual B and B was in beautifull surroundings but you would need a car if you were planning on staying ther e more than one night. The kitchen where we ate was really authentic farmhouse style and the owner kindly went for food for us that evening. The bedrooms were spacious and atmospheric. It was very far from anywhere and we had no car
location, customer care. everything was good, just maybe breakfast could be better.
The place is nice, convenient location close to the airport and actually a really good base for exploring Sicily, if you have a car. The place is especially really convenient and nice if you have early or late arrivals. They have a tennis court and some other facilities on ground that looked nice, but during our short stay we did not have much chance to explore the place. Staff is very friendly and helpful, knows a lot about the environs and assists with that little extra that makes it a nice stay. Air conditioning is very effective, as it turns out. This is probably very good if you travel to Sicily during the heat of the summer. Nice tables on every cabin porch to sit and relax etc The place is fair enough, walls are very thin, but small "cabins" with pairs of two "rooms" in each, so if you are a family of four or travelling together in a group, this is perhaps not so much of a problem. There is some distance between the cabins so it was not noisy, but from the one next door room, don't expect to keep any secrets :) Don't expect a luxurious stay, but clean and basic rooms which I'd say gives good value for money. Not convenient if you do not have a car, is my guess. Perhaps however could be a good stop if you have a bike - not sure whether they had bikes on premises, but in that case, much of the nearby area could be explored even without a car.
Room is very clean and comfy. Staff are very helpful and warm. Very close to Trapani airport.
convenient location close to Trapani airport as we arrived on late flight, although difficult to find in the dark, Owner drove out to meet us in the end. It was a basic budget room , felt like being in a mobile home. Perfectly clean , and friendly staff
Convenient Very badly organised. Especially the restaurant
The location of Villa Speranza was very convenient. The fact that it had a restaurant where we both could have an evening meal was good and the food and surroundings were excellent. The service was excellent. The staff at both the hotel and restaurant could not have been more friendly towards us. the design and decor of both the hotel and restaurant were good. The bedrooms were spacious. There was a little noise in the evening from young children playing in the courtyard, but once the windows were closed and the air conditioning turned on there was little noise. As our stay was on a Saturday night and the restaurant was a family restaurant and was obviously very popular with the locals in this little town then some noise could be expected. There was no traffic noise.The air conditioning was thankfully silent. I would not expect this problem on a weekday evening. Asolution to this problem would be to install double glazing to the windows.
The comfortable and big room and the excellent diner
very near Trapani airport after night arrival. staff nice, meal in hotel served late. good parking.
We chose it for it's very close location to Trapani airport. We would not have wanted to stay there for any other reason but we did have a very good meal in their restaurant, which seemed to be the only place in town. We just stayed the one night as we had a very early start. I would only recommend the hotel for the above reason.
We wanted to check out early, but there was no staff present up to 7.30 in the morning.
The food in the restaurant is excellent! Located very close to the airport. -
staff were very helpful and hotel was just down the road from airport so easy to get to very early flight meal in eve wasn't terribly good but glad it was available and waitress was very friendly and pleasant easy to use as an easy access to airport 3.5 km for early flight not much available in area nice garden and in ground floor villa complex so easy exit with bag early in morning
Dinner in the restaurant.
Good location, very friendly staff, open for check inn all 24 hours, resonable price Breakfast could be better


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18 The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
because he has anointed me
to bring good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives
and recovery of sight to the blind,
to let the oppressed go free,
19 to proclaim the year of the Lords favour.
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Community Bands Together To Save Stray Dog
A stray dog is now recovering from life saving surgery after members of the community came together to fund her surgery. Members of the community helped to raise the $5,000 dollars for her surgery that the Humboldt Animal Shelter could not afford.
Merida was found stuck in a fence near Trinidad severely malnourished and with two broken legs. The Humboldt County Animal Shelter took her in, but could not afford to pay for the one year old dog's surgery. Volunteers put out the word to the community and was able to raise the money.
It will take up to six weeks for Merida to recover. She was placed into a foster home Friday, and will be put up for adoption after her recovery.
Humboldt County Animal Shelter said they have seen more dogs than usual with injuries like Merida's. Several dogs need surgery they said, and will cost the shelter up to $17,000.


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Victory, Evil.
- You want to know why the real world sucks sometimes? It's because the bad guys can win in the real world. Duke managed not to trip over their own feet in walking the red carpet NCAA title path that the selection committee, Kansas, Kentucky and Syracuse rolled out for them. This Duke team is the weakest title winner of the past 20 years, but that won't stop the media from raising the vampire from the dead. Get ready for Yankees comparisons, Vitalegasms and diatribes on doing it the "right" way. Hello, 1995.
- The Indianapolis Star had a Dewey over Truman moment last night in declaring the Butler Bulldogs premature victors over Duke. Sadly, just because something should have happened doesn't mean it did.
- As Joe linked yesterday, the Eagles finally traded Donovan McNabb to the Washington Redskins over the weekend. The 6 time Pro Bowler automatically becomes the best Skins QB of the past 20 years. On the flip side, you have to wonder what the Eagles are trying to accomplish aside from opening a roster spot for Brett Favre.
- 'Southside Kid' Obama Can't Name a Chisox Player. Notes, Barry. Remember to bring your notes.
- The coolest Math Teacher ever pranks his kids with a shadow trick.
- Oriental Yeti discovered and trapped in China. It looks like a hairless Kangaroo to me.
- The Morning After with Pauly Shore:


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06 August 2012
The Detroit Tigers announced on Sunday afternoon that they had acquired veteran utility extraordinaire Jeff Baker from the Chicago Cubs for two minor league players to be named later. Baker has played first base, second base, third base, and both corner outfield spots in his career, but with the recent addition of Omar Infante to fill the second base void, Baker is likely to see the majority of his action in the outfield.
The Tigers had made it no secret that they were looking for a right handed bat around the trade deadline – there were even rumors of the team asking about Alfonso Soriano – but with a myriad of quality-ish left handed hitting outfielders already on the roster, a platoon-type player was always the most likely addition. And that's exactly what they're getting here.
Jeff Baker is a career .270/.320/.437 hitter, which is non-terrible, but he displays an incredibly even platoon split. Against right handed pitching in his career he's been a very bad .240/.292/.367 hitter (757 plate appearances), but against lefties he's produced a very good slash line of .304/.352/.516 (654 plate appearances). With those types of platoon numbers, it's little wonder that the 31 year-old has found it difficult to secure an everyday job in his previous stops with the Colorado Rockies and Chicago Cubs (he's played in 100 games just once in his career).But the Tigers won't need him to hit righties, Andy Dirks and Quintin Berry should both be more than capable there, so we'll see Baker in the lineup strictly (and consistently) when a left-hander is on the mound for the opposition.
As previously mentioned Baker's playing time has been sporadic and spread across multiple positions, so he doesn't have a large defensive sample to pull numbers from. Surprisingly (for me, at least), he's only accumulated 386.1 defensive innings in the outfield in his career (roughly a quarter of a season) so his +0.6 UZR probably tells us very little about his actual defensive abilities there. He's likely quite average with the glove in the corner outfield.
Ryan Raburn was placed on the disabled list with a sprained thumb this weekend, and Danny Worth was recalled to fill his roster spot for Sunday's game, but he will likely be optioned back down to make room for Baker. We'll have to see what the Tigers do with Raburn when his thumb is healthy, but the club could avoid a messy roster move by keeping him on the DL until rosters expand in September.
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Thanx everyone this is awesome! Keep'm comming!!!
Thanx everyone this is awesome! Keep'm comming!!!
Here's one that I tried today and is as easy as it gets.
Venison Chili
1 pound ground venison
16 oz. jar of salsa
1 can northern beans, or kidney, or whatever you'd like
8 oz. block of pepperjack cheese, cut into cubes
Brown venison. Add all ingredients to the magical crockpot. Simmer on low for a couple hours. DELICIOUS!!!
Elk, deer, antelope roast:
Nice sized 4-6 pound roast.
Place roast in a roaster after lightly wiping the inside of the roaster with cooking oil. Put about 1/2 cup of water in the roaster.
Salt & pepper the roast adding any additional spices you want.
Cut up carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, and diced mushrooms and put into the roaster with the meat.
Put the roast in a Weber or similar briquette barbeque with the coals all set to go. Just before you put the roast on the grill, put some dampened apple wood chips on the coals. (I like to use a lot of them. Apple-wood really gives a nice flavor) Put the lid on the roaster but leave it slightly askew on the edge so the smoke from the apple chips goes up and circulates around in the roaster. Cook in the BBQ just like you would in an oven. When the roast is medium rare, you are ready to go! This way to cook roast has to be tried to be believed. It takes about the same length of time to cook a roast this way as it does in the oven. BEST game roast you will ever have!!
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Wow that's real easy and sound great NDhunter!
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Add a bunch of green pepercorns to some soften butter. Spread the pepercorn butter on grilled venison steaks and salt then to taste. AWESOME. The LL Bean game cookbook is a great cookbook. I've made the venison roast with chocolate suace the last few Christmases from it, AWESOME+.
Last edited by Fish; 12-07-2011 at 10:25 AM.
I have one that even people that go EEEEWWW ! at the word game meat always like ( don't tell them until after eating).
I take one roast, elk,deer or antelope.
Cut up carrots,celery,potatoes,mushrooms,garlic and tomatoes if you want.
add whatever spices you like. I experiment with everything I cook and is rarely the same twice.
Put everything into crockpot including roast.
Add one large can of cream of mushroom soup.
Top off pot with water.
Cook until done.
One thing though, you have to have french rolls (buttered or not) to dip in the soup it makes.
If not, don't even make it ! You woun't be able to stop dipping the rolls !
Never met anyone who didn't like it.
Any recipes for Venison Jerky? I want to make some but it will be my first time. Can it be done in the oven or should I get a smoker?
It is the first recipe that pops up on a google search for deer jerky recipe, I thought I would try it and it's really good!
I do not grind my jerky meat just simply slice against grain about 3/16" thick.
1/2 jar of jalepeno slices
8oz louisiana hot sauce
12 oz any blush or red wine (Use any wine that you would normally drink. I just use a merlot or a cab)
4 oz soy sauce
2 tbsp garlic powder
2-4 tbsp of cayanne pepper (3 will make it pretty hot....)
Blend all the ingredients together until smooth, and then marinate your venison strips overnight. I like to make my strips about 3/16 thick, and anywhere from 3-8 inches long. This amount of marinade will do a fair amount of meat, I usually fill up a 2 gallon ziplock, as thats how much meat my smoker will hold.
I smoke mine at a roughly 225-275 for about 6 hours, until they are done (at this point the jerky is pretty good, and has a ton of flavor, but its not quite dry yet. After taking off the smoker, I put it in the oven at the lowest available temp, and leave the door cracked. I'll do this for about 1-2 hours, be careful here, as you can end up over drying out the meat.
The times and amounts of marinade/meat aren't ever the exact same, but it always ends up good. Try not to eat it all directly off the smoker!
one of my favorites is to take my venison steaks
Venison or any steak
Italian Bread Crumbs
take a BBQ sauce of your choice and add a little garlic and little Chili powder (if you dont mind spice)
put the steak in the BBQ covering it well
Then roll the steak in the bread crumbs till covered
Spray a pan and place the steaks in the pan.
Have oven at 300 and cook to your temp.
Love this recipe one i made up my self well at college to give a little flare to my steak. The bread crumbs dont stick real well so be careful pulling it out the pan.


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This article was published 17/6/2013 (1527 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
I turn 55 this week.
I'd never considered the possibility of the palindrome or, if I had, I attached the word "Freedom" before the numbers. When I was 55, I'd be grey-haired and sitting on a dock with my handsome husband in his khaki Dockers and boat shoes. We'd be retired and there'd be adorable grandchildren to visit when we returned from our latest adventure, which would involve hiking or visiting an exotic country or doing something else hearty and not at all typical of senior citizens.
I have a handsome husband, although, thank the lord, he doesn't wear baggy khakis. My hair is not grey, but the red has gradually faded to blond. We don't have a dock or grandchildren. The heartiest thing I do is walk the dog, who is not the well-behaved golden retriever I imagined. My husband and I both work and likely will for a few more years.
Here's what I've learned in 55 years.
- You will never remember the $5,000 you saved, tucked into RRSPS or used to buy new triple-pane windows. You will never forget the trip you took instead.
- Life is often hard and sometimes unfair. Your character is determined by what you do about it.
- The first time someone calls you "ma'am" is the hardest.
- You can choose to be insulted when the teenager at the movie theatre automatically gives you a seniors' ticket or you can be delighted you saved a couple of bucks.
- No one wants to listen to you complain about what hurts. Start now and you'll be alone at 80.
- Spanx are good.
- But gravity wins.
- Sometimes, it's OK to eat fries.
- Don't buy anything you can't pay for. Debt can make your tummy hurt. If it doesn't, you're not taking it seriously enough.
- Your mother was right: Wear sunscreen. And a hat.
- Try not to glance at yourself in a mirror unexpectedly after 50. The shock might kill you.
- Hang on to your friends. It's lovely having someone who remembers me when I was 18 and who shared the adventures.
- If you want to experience pure, unconditional love, have a baby.
- Ditto if you want to experience colic and broken curfews.
- Be kind. Regret is usually for saps, but you will regret your unkindness.
- Very few of the "life-changing" decisions I made actually changed my life. They just led me down different paths.
- Apologizing is good. Meaning it is better.
- Decide what you really want and how to get it. Don't talk about luck.
- As my mother says, "You don't know how young you really are." Pictures taken a decade ago prove it.
- Red wine isn't the answer to anything. Unless the question is: "What can I do to give myself a fat headache and regrets?"
- If you have siblings, stay close. They can back up your childhood memories.
- When you pick a partner, always go for the one whose eyes light up when you enter the room, not the smooth talker.
- If you wouldn't want your grandmother to see the photo, don't let someone take it.
- Get excited. Get excited about the colour of the sky and the neighbour's baby and the book you're reading. People like enthusiasm.
- Laugh. I like that my wrinkles come from grinning and that I smile like a hinge-jawed Muppet when I'm really happy.
- Be thankful. You're better off than the majority of people. Remember that when your taxes go up a little, the mosquitos are bad or you're stuck in traffic.
- No one wants to listen to you whine, especially if they've already heard you whine about something repeatedly. Trust me on this one.
- Chocolate cake is the best kind.


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England's rugby union head coach handed out awards to some of Otley's highest performing students.
Stuart Lancaster was also the guest speaker when Prince Henry's Grammar School held its annual celebration evening.
The event recognises academic and personal achievements, along with service to the school and the community, across all years.
This year James Rockliff won the main named award, the Kerr Scholarship for Outstanding Performance at A-level, for achieving A* grades in chemistry, maths, further maths and physics. He is now studying mathematics at Durham University.
Headteacher Janet Sheriff, opening the ceremony at Leeds City Museum's central arena, said: "Examination results have once again been well above the national averages at both GCSE and A-level.
"This high level of success makes it increasingly difficult for staff and governors to select from the wide range of high-calibre students.
"In addition to awards for attainment, there are the equally important awards for excellent progress, outstanding attitudes to learning and service to the school community – areas highly valued in the inclusive school ethos that exists at Prince Henry's.
"The success of our students is a reflection of our core values of hard work, discipline, high achievement and 'virtue' – first established in the Royal Charter of 1607. It is also an indication of how well Prince Henry's prepares students for a successful future in the 21st century.
"The school, parents and the wider community are rightly proud of the achievements on display. On their behalf I wish all our students well in the future."
Guests, sponsors, pupils and staff also enjoyed performances by the Senior School Choir during the evening.
Other notable winners included Bryony Barlow, who received the Prince Henry's Association Award for Service to Community and School; Zachary Leather, who was presented with the Walter Robinson Prize for Top Performance at GCSE; and Toby Wales, who received The Margaret Crossfield Trophy for Perseverance in Sport.
- Prince Henry's runs a prestigious rugby academy, awarded by the RFU in 2007, that has recently produced three front row players for England Under 18s – Paul Hill, Jack Walker and Lewis Boyce.
The award winners in full:
AWARDS FOR SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL: Year 7 - Jude Mason, Miriam Davey; Year 8 – Emily Lloyd, Rory Deignan, Tom Wilson; Year 9 – Thomas Settle, Georgia Rembacken, Emily Drake; Year 10 – Georgie Smith, Sophie Jeffrey, Courtney Blighton; Year 11 – Melissa Tutesgensi, Evelyn Pedley, Charlotte Astley; Year 12 – Rachel Brockbank, Jonathan Corner, Joe Butler Trewin.
PRINCE HENRY'S ASSOCIATION AWARD FOR SERVICE TO COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL: Bryony Barlow.
YEAR 13 AWARDS FOR SERVICE: Wilkinson Hartley Shield for Service to the Sixth Form – Amber Hodge; Peter Fox Memorial Shield for Service to the Sixth Form – Paul Hill; Otley Chevin Rotary Club Shield for Service as Head Boy – Alex Armitage; Otley Chevin Rotary Club Shield for Service as Head Girl – Ellie Preston; The Eric Pinkett Award for Contribution to the Extra Curricular Musical Life at school – George Buxey.
AWARDS FOR PROGRESS: Year 7 – William Sparling, Jordan Oakes Varney, Megan Richards; Year 8 – Eleanor Bartle, Rory Deignan, Lewis Mitchell; Year 9 – Gabrielle Gatewood, Leah McNicol, Iona Simpson; Year 10 – Chloe Northrop, Alex Childs, Annie Pallister; Year 11 – Crystal Barber, Oliver Youngs, Ella Needham; Year 12 – Greta Petrulyte, Ellen Barron, George Roe.
YEAR 13 AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES: Kathy Mellor Memorial Bursary for Art – Ellie Rockett; Walter Hargreaves Hindle Bursary for Science – Robert Atkinson, Bryony Barlow, Oliver Coulter Duckett, Alistair Hanlon, Merna Khalil, Andrew Kirwan, Jack Reynard, Patrick Stewart, Nicola Williams; Newstead & Walker Bursary for Law – Ellie Preston; Waye Travelling Scholarship – Emily Bligh, Seona Brannan.
AWARDS FOR ATTITUDE TO LEARNING: Year 7 – James Driffield, Marc O'Halloran, Mary Martin; Year 8 – Anna Shields, Erika Giorgi, Eleri Haines; Year 9 – Leah Armitage, Max Behrens, Rebecca Clarkson; Year 10 – Aisling Hough, Ellen Dando, Eleanor Richardson; Year 11 – Laura O'Neill, Rufus McNiven, Arthur Cain; Year 12 – Andrew Straiton, Sophie Jones Tinsley, Lauren Leak Smith.
AWARDS FOR HIGHEST ATTAINMENT: Year 7 – Scarlett Hannan Webber, Erin Shaw, Jack Auchterlounie; Year 8 – Jessica Hemsley, Charlotte Rich, Sophie English; Year 9 – Abraham Gilbody, Alessandria Armstrong, Emily Winter; Year 10 – Adam Estell, William Hide, Megan Shields; Year 12 – Kerry McFarlane, William Roberts, James Ellis.
AWARDS FOR PERSEVERANCE: The Margaret Crossfield Trophy for Perseverance in Sport – Toby Wales.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH GOLD AWARD: Robert Atkinson.
AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE AT AS LEVEL: Kirkgate Award for Outstanding performance at AS level - Samuel Bradford, Julia Craggs; Dr Mike Thompson Prize for Best AS score in Chemistry – Samuel Bradford.
YEAR 11 SUBJECT AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ATTAINMENT: Governors' Award for English Literature Foundation Level – Taylor Caygill, Governors' Prize for Science Foundation Level Double Award – Chloe Garrad, Sinclair Prize for Mathematics Higher level – Tom Reynard, Dacre Son & Hartley Prize for Geography – Gabrielle Picker; Sinclair Prize for Biologist of the Year – Gabrielle Picker, Sinclair Prize for English Literature Higher Level – Zachary Leather, Governors' Prize for English Language Foundation Level – Connor Barr, Foundation Governors' Prize for Physicist of the Year – Owain Hughes, Portakabin Shield for Media Studies – Joel Hooper, Foundation Governors' Prize for Design and Technology (Food) – Erin Bentley, Foundation Governors' Prize for Drama – Charlotte Astley, Bartlett & Co Ltd Prize for French – Chris Collins, Sinclair Prize for Design & Technology (Product Design) – Cienna Wajsowicz Harrison, Foundation Governors' Prize for History – Elizabeth Richings, Kathy Mellor Memorial Prize for Art – Jennifer Wilson, Governors' Prize for English Language Higher Level – Sarah Skerratt, Foundation Governors' Prize for ICT – Ewan Wardley, Governors' Prize for Design & Technology (Textiles) – Melissa Tutesgensi, Otley Rotary Club Prize for Spanish – Claudia Cohen, Clariant UK Prize for Chemist of the Year – Claudia Cohen, Massingberd Trophy for Design & Technology (Resistant Materials) – George Walton, Bartlett & Co Ltd Prize for German – Selina Stoves, Malcolm Dacre Prize for Business Studies – Jessica Carruthers; Foundation Governors' Prize for Music – Lewis Graham; Governors' Prize for Mathematics Foundation Level – Courtney Rycroft, Governors' Prize for Physical Education – Katie Broome, Foundation Governors' Prize for Religious Studies – Elisabeth Ginn.
AWARDS FOR CREDITS: Year 11 Credits Shield – Crystal Barber; Year 12 Credits Chield – Sophie Hewitson.
EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN GCSE EXAMINATIONS PRIZE WINNERS: Katie Broome, Arthur Cain, Harry Chavasse, Thomas Clarkson, Claudia Cohen, Chris Collins, Rhianna Cratchley, Florence Ewing, Rebecca Flower, James Gavin, Aphaia Ghauri Moore, Thomas Ginbey, Elisabeth Ginn, Lewis Graham, Bethan Hartley, Owain Hughes, Crystal Isaac, Eleanor King, Gabrielle Picker, Tom Reynard, Molly Rhodes, Elizabeth Richings, Selina Stoves, Jennifer Straiton, Melissa Tutesigensi.
THE WALTER ROBINSON PRIZE FOR TOP PERFORMANCE AT GCSE: Zachary Leather.
YEAR 13 AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING ATTAINMENT: Bousfield Memorial Prize for History - Rebecca Vickers, Portakabin Prize for Media Studies - Gabriella Hudson, Bartlett & Company Ltd Prize for Psychology – Gabriella Hudson, Otley Rotary Club Prize for Government & Politics - Megan Davies, Elliot Cup for Mathematics - James Rockliff, Lynn Jenkins Rose Bowl for English Literature - Charlotte Milner, McClintock Tray for Geography – Charlotte Milner, Alison Croft Memorial Prize for Sport & PE – Hannah Brealey, Handley Cup for Drama - Holly Cooper, Simon Thornton Cup for Business – Richard Othick, Sainsbury's Prize for Design & Technology – Nathan Coope, North Presentation for Biology - Adithya Kale, Professor Lewis Prize for Chemistry – Adithya Kale, Otley Chevin Inner Wheel Prize for Applied Health & Social Care - Hannah Crabtree, Chemspec Europe Ltd Prize for Physics - Patrick Stewart, Granville Gibson Cup for German - Marcus Chavasse, Douglas Waye Business & Enterprise Shield for Economics – Meghan Yang, Foundation Governors' Prize for English Language - Alison Divers, Frances Barker Memorial Prize for Art – Joanna Miles, Otley Twinning Association Prize for French – Natalie Lowry, Dacre Son & Hartley Prize for ICT – Samuel Richardson, Rhys Thomas Memorial Prize for Religious Studies – Saadiyah Chida, Governors' Prize for Applied Media – Adam Rawlings, Governors' Prize for Film Studies – Rebecca Dyer, Willmott Dixon Construction Prize for Applied Science - Nicola Williams.
YEAR 13 AWARDS FOR ATTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR: Hollings Crowe Storr & Co Sports Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sport – Daniel Grange, Ellena Barker; Josh Frankland Memorial Shield for Outstanding Achievement in Sport – Jack Walker; Neville Bousfield Cup for an Outstanding Piece of Work – Harriet Cooper.
THE ALICE MACGILL MEMORIAL SHIELD: George Buxey.
AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE AT A LEVEL: John Wilde Memorial Prize for Outstanding A Level Results – Abigail Charlton; Foundation Governors' Leavers Exhibition for Outstanding A Level Results – Adithya Kale, Emrys Rosser; Chris Hatton Trophy for Academic & Sporting Achievement – Joshua Walters.
KERR SCHOLARSHIP FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE AT A LEVEL: James Rockliff.


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Your gift to help a hardworking entrepreneur will double in impact thanks to a generous World Vision partner.
Cecilia is from Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy a hair iron and a hairdryer.
Cecilia is from Mexico. She needs a loan of $400 to buy a hair iron and a hairdryer.
Cecilia is a 30-year-old single woman who is very committed and hard working. She lives in a "Mazahua" community in the northern part of the state of Mexico. The "Mazahuas" are an Amerindian group of people and are the most numerous in Mexico and Michoacan. The name of the community comes from Nahuatl and means "deer people."
Cecilia spends most of her time working in her beauty shop. It is a family business that she started with her aunt fifteen years ago. Cecilia recalls that it was tough when the business was just beginning because nobody knew the establishment and they did not have enough material to do their job. She would like to continue to improve her business but she lacks the financial capital to do so.
A World Vision loan will allow Cecilia to buy more tools, accessories and materials like a hair iron and hairdryer to provide a better service to the clients in her community. Her dream is to continue expanding her business and increasing her customer base. Eventually she would like to have her own place so she can stop renting the space they are using.
In areas where the poor live alongside the more affluent, businesses in the service sector can be very successful. Services include flower cultivation, tailoring/sewing, transportation, repair work, beauty salons and barber shops, and restaurants. Loans are needed to begin, expand, or sustain business with tools and supplies. Loans given to entrepreneurs in the service sector account for around 7% of our loans.
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Women in Najhé continue to wear typical Mazahua dress, and some community members uphold traditional artisan practices, producing pottery, woodwork, and crafts made of wool. The primary economic activity is agriculture. Squash, beans, and fruit are grown for consumption, while corn is grown both to eat and to sell.
World Vision's work in Najhé includes agricultural assistance to improve nutrition and family incomes; vocational training and tutoring sessions; and self-esteem workshops. We are also working to improve health conditions by training volunteers who can educate community members and by providing housing materials that will contribute to better living environments.
Thank you for supporting a small business loan for Cecilia Galán González to expand her services and health/beauty business where she runs a beauty shop. After receiving the loan from World Vision, she invested the $400 to buy a hair iron and a hairdryer.
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Thank you for supporting Cecilia and World Vision Micro!
Thank you for supporting the small loan for Cecilia Galán González to improve her services and health/beauty business. She invested her loan of $400 to buy a hair iron and a hairdryer.
Cecilia has now repaid her loan in full. In addition to repaying her loan, Cecilia has used her additional income to purchase food for the family and expand the current business.
The loan Cecilia received helped her business expand, and the profits she is earning create lasting improvements in her life. In the future, Cecilia hopes to repair or expand their home, expand the current business and take out another loan.
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