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Last year he spent our son's bday with the AP.
It makes me want to scream.
I understand that he built me into some big meanie in his head (all based on bullcrap, of course). Whatever. I'm an adult.
But what kind of SOB neglects their children for a piece of ass.
A real POS SOB for sure.
I found a note in his IPad dated on his son's birthday. Noting what she wanted to eat. To make sure he didn't forget. Wouldn't want to disappoint her.
No note to get DS a present or even a card. No note to call him. And in fact he did none of those things.
I texted him photos since he "couldn't" be there. Big meanie that I was.
So, while I was picking up the cake, running kids to the movies.....while we were all singing Happy Birthday and blowing out candles.....well, I guess we know what he was doing.
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Nominations for the 2014 People's Choice Awards were announced yesterday and Fox's Glee leads the way with eight nominations. Big Bang Theory and Grey's Anatomy each got five. The show will be hosted by 2 Broke Girls' Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings. It'll air on CBS on January 8, 2014.
Lamar Odom will NOT be prosecuted for breaking a photographer's camera earlier this year. According to TMZ Monday, he was told if he breaks the law within a year's time from when the incident happened, criminal charges would be filed. He was also ordered to attend anger management counseling sessions.
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Kristen Bell wasn't sure she would bond with her baby daughter, Lincoln. She says, "I kept saying during my pregnancy, 'I don't know how I'm going to like her as much as I like my dogs, because I (BLEEPING) love my dogs; they're my children.'
Perez Hilton claims a Glee spinoff is in the works. A source tells the site that it's supposed to be announced soon, They're making the deals now and it also presents a viable exit plan for the main Glee series itself.
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Kim Kardashian reportedly weighs herself 14 times a day!! Kim reportedly has seven sets of weighing scales around her house and weighs herself on each one, twice a day. Her weight loss has been her top priority and she's not stopping yet.
Lady Gaga tells the BBC that clothes saved her life. "It's how I deal with my insanity. From when I was young I had voices in my head, and for the longest time I was drinking and doing a lot of drugs and it was the clothing and the artistry that saved me."
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Kris Jenner celebrated her 58th birthday with a cake….that featured HER face…Funny.

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UPDATE:Rays "optimistic" about hosting Red Sox this weekend, Trop checks out okay after Irma
UPDATE, 2:14: Rays president Brian Auld spoke a few minutes ago with St. Pete Mayor Rick Kriseman and said all parties are "optimistic" about playing at the Trop this weekend, but will until Tuesday to make the final decision.
DEVELOPING: Initial word from the Rays is that Tropicana Field made it through Hurricane Irma with its roof intact and no major damage or serious flooding.
As a result, the Rays are talking to and will be working with St. Petersburg officials with the aim to host the Red Sox games at the Trop this weekend, assuming that's okay from a staffing and public safety standpoint.
A final decision is not expected until Tuesday at the earliest.
The team said all staff appears to be safe as well though some, like many other Tampa Bay residents, have lost power at their homes or evacuated and need to sort through logisitcs to get back to their homes.
The Rays traveled after Sunday's game from Boston to New York, where they will "host" the Yankees at the Mets' Citi Field for three games starting tonight, as the decision was made last Friday to relocate those games from the Trop.
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Drugs of interest to pathologists
Drugs related to clinical pathology
Ruxolitinib phosphate
Author: Him G. Kwee, M.D. (see Reviewers/Authors page)
Revised: 24 April 2012, last major update February 2012
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● A Janus kinase inhibitor
Trade name
● Jakafi®
Clinical information
Approved by US Food and Drug Administration on November 16, 2011 for:
● Intermediate or high risk myelofibrosis, including primary myelofibrosis, post-polycythemia vera myelofibrosis and post-essential thrombocythemia myelofibrosis (Jakafi, drug prescribing information, Incyte Corporation, 2011)
● Cost: $7,000 per month in 2011 (Huffington Post, November 16, 2011)
● Side effects include anemia, neutropenia and thrombocytopenia
● Patients on a strong CYP3A4 inhibitor should have a reduced dose of ruxolitinib; dosage should also be adjusted for renal or hepatic impairment
● There are no adequate or well-controlled studies of use in pregnancy
● Women taking this drug should not breastfeed (Jakafi, drug prescribing information, Incyte Corporation, 2011)
Molecular theory
● The Janus family of kinases consists of JAK1, JAK2, JAK3 and TYK2
● Ruxolitinib inhibits JAK1 and JAK2, which mediate the signaling of cytokines and growth factors that are important for hematopoiesis and immune functions
● JAK signaling involves recruitment of STATs (signal transducers and activators of transcription) to cytokine receptors, activation and subsequent localization to the nucleus, leading to modulation of gene expression
● Myelofibrosis is associated with dysregulated JAK1 and JAK2 signaling
● JAK2 V617F mutation is found in most patients with BCR-ABL negative myeloproliferative neoplasms, polycythemia vera, essential thrombocythemia and primary myelofibrosis (Leuk Lymphoma 2008;49:388), see also myelofibrosis topic and chronic myeloid neoplasms chapter.
● Ruxolitinib can cause significant improvement in myelofibrosis patients, specifically decrease in spleen size, fatigue, pruritus, night sweats and bone pain (Blood 2009;113:2895)
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Tigers winning streak snapped
No bouquet of flowers for the Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta Tigers on Friday, Feb. 14, but the Melrose Dutchmen did hand them their 11th conference win this season with a 62-42 final score. The Tigers ran out of momentum that propelled them to a season high seven-game winning streak and took a loss to Breckenridge on Saturday, Feb. 15.
Morris/C-A 62, Melrose 42
The Tigers stifled Melrose to come up with a win at home on Friday night. In a previous meeting, the Tigers nearly edged out a 56-51 victory in Melrose in mid Dec.
"Yeah, we had a little different outcome [Friday night] compared to last time," head coach Dale Henrich. "Last time we just didn't play that well," Henrich said. "We had a girl that was out sick, and we had her start tonight, so that really helped."
Despite the inevitable slow Tiger start to the first half, the Tigers managed to pull ahead for good beyond the first nine minute mark.
"I don't think we're ever going to get rid of that [slow start]," Henrich commented. "I think it's just how we get a feel for the other team, so we know where to make adjustments. We've been doing really well at making those necessary adjustments in game and making our opponents play our game."
The Tigers win came behind double-digit scoring from Beth Holland, Becca Holland and Abbie Olson.
Beth Holland's 13 points were a team-high, Becca added 12 and Olson 10, while Kaitlin Vogel nabbed eight rebounds and scored six points, and Lauren Reimers had five points and six assists.
The B-squad Tigers improved to 20-1 with yet another win over the Melrose Dutchmen. Coach Jim Greenwaldt commented that it was the good defense and impressive 46 rebounds that won the game. The B-squad Tigers took 67 shots, picking up a 49-24 win over Melrose.
Breckenridge 65, Morris/C-A 60 The Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta girls basketball team ran out of momentum in the second half, allowing Breckenridge to rally from a 14-point halftime deficit on Saturday, Feb. 15 in Morris.
The Tigers led 29-15 at the break, but Breckenridge handled the Tiger press and rolled up 50 points out of the break to take the win from the Tigers 65-60.
Beth Holland led the Tigers with 17 points, Becca Holland had 16 and Abbie Olson finished with 13.
The Tigers had a seven-game winning streak snapped as they had won 11 of their last 12 games before falling to the Cowgirls.
The B-squadders picked up the 21st win of the year over a pressuring Breckenridge B-squad team. Though the scoreboard doesn't show a close game, the Tigers really had to buck up and play strong to defeat Breckenridge says coach Greenwaldt.
MA/C-A plays host to Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City on Tuesday, Feb. 18, and the Section 6AA-South No. 1 seeded Wildcats of New London-Spicer on Thursday, Feb. 20. The Tigers will finish up their regular season in Sauk Centre for a conference rematch against the Mainstreeters, hoping to vindicate a 64-49 loss to the Streeters earlier this season.
Morris/C-A 62, Melrose 42
Melrose 17 25 — 42
Morris/C-A 34 28 — 62
MORRIS/CHOKIO-ALBERTA – 25-50 FG (5-9 3-pt); 20-41 FT; 30 rebounds; 16 fouls; Scoring: Beth Holland 13, Becca Holland 12, Abbie Olson 10, Nicole Strobel 6, Kaitlin Vogel 6, Lauren Reimers 5, Kayla Pring 5, Rebekah Aanerud 2, Lacee Maanum 2, Moira McNally 1; 3-point shots: Reimers 1, Becca Holland 2, Strobel 2; Rebound leaders: Vogel 8, Olson 6; Assist leaders: Reimers 6; Steal leaders: Beth Holland 2, Becca Holland 2, Olson 2
MELROSE – 15 FG (5 3-pt); 7-13 FT; rebounds n/a; 13 fouls; Scoring: Emily Goerdt 14, Justine Revermann 12, Taryn Van Heel 7, Maci Blommel 4, Gabi Sawyer 4, Emily Tschida 1; 3-point shots: Revermann 3, Sawyer 1, Van Heel 1
Breckenridge 65, Morris/C-A 60
Breckenridge 15 50 — 65
Morris/C-A 29 31 — 60
BRECKENRIDGE – 23 FG (1 3-pt); 18-31 FT; NA rebounds; 17 fouls; Scoring: Kennedy Conzemius 22, Haley Bommersbach 17, Katrina Dahlgren 8, Alison Beyer 8, Katie Fredericksen 7, Kenzie LeNoue 2, Morgan LaNoue 1; 3-point shots: Beyer 1
MORRIS/CHOKIO-ALBERTA – 22-69 FG (5-13 3-pt); 11-17 FT; 37 rebounds; 25 fouls; Scoring: Beth Holland 17, Becca Holland 16, Abbie Olson 13, Lauren Reimers 7, Nicole Strobel 3, Lacee Maanum 2, Kayla 2; 3-point shots: Becca Holland 4, Reimers 1; Rebound leaders: Maanum 8, Olson 6, Becca Holland 6; Assist leaders: Reimers 5, Beth Holland 4, Becca Holland 4; Steal leaders: Becca Holland 3, Olson 3


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Note: Results from the rest of the UFC on FX 8 card are available at the bottom of the page.
Nights like Saturday are rare in the UFC.
For the first time in 15 months, a span of 41 events, the top two fights on a UFC card both ended with first-round finishes.
Middleweights Vitor Belfort and Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza thrilled their home-country fans in Jaragua do Sol, Brazil, by showcasing what they do best in their bouts at UFC on FX 8.
Jacare choked out Chris Camozzi at 3:37 of the first round, marking the UFC newcomer's 14th career win by submission. Belfort was even quicker, stopping Strikeforce import Luke Rockhold with strikes 2:32 into the fight for his 11th first-round knockout in the octagon.
"I'm stronger than ever," the 36-year old Belfort declared while still in the octagon.
Rockhold's fate resembled that of Belfort's previous opponent, Michael Bisping. Belfort set up his knockout with a head kick for the second fight in a row.
Rockhold couldn't get away from Belfort's spinning attack -- "didn't see that one coming," the 28-year-old said -- and was put out cold with ensuing punches.
Camozzi was also unconscious at the end of his fight. Jacare smothered him after securing a takedown and capitalized on an opening for a side choke.
"We were grappling and I was waiting for him to give me the opportunity," Souza said immediately afterwards. "I saw his neck and I just went for it."
Jacare was vocal in asking for the winner of the main event as his next opponent. Belfort wouldn't bite when pressed on his future. He said he'd take whomever and reverted to one of his favorite metaphors:
"I'm a T-Rex surviving in this new jungle," Belfort said.
Find full results from the UFC on FX 8 preliminary card below.
Evan Dunham swore he was a better fighter than favored lightweight Rafael dos Anjos, and most agreed after a 15-minute bout -- just not the judges. Dos Anjos took a unanimous decision victory (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) over Dunham that was so controversial UFC President Dana White referred to it as a robbery.
Rafael Natal beat Joao Zeferino by unanimous decision (30/27, 29-28, 29-28) in a middleweight bout.
Nik Lentz stayed undefeated at featherweight, winning his third straight since dropping down to the division. Lentz took a unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-27) over Hacran Dias.
Francisco Trinaldo scored a takedown midway through the first round of his lightweight fight against Mike Rio to set up an early finish. Trinaldo submit Rio with an arm-triangle choke at 3:08 of the first round.
Lightweight John Cholish announced his intentions to retire after one last fight hours before facing Gleison Tibau, who did all the retiring once the bout got underway. Tibau submitted Cholish with a guillotine choke at 2:34 of the second round.
Paulo Thiago earned a unanimous-decision win, taking two of three rounds on all three judges' scorecards, over Michel Prazeres in a middleweight bout.
Yuri Alcantara used a combination to drop Iliarde Santos early in the first round, and finished shortly after with a TKO 2:31 into the bantamweight fight.
Fabio Maldonado recovered from a rough first round against Roger Hollett, whom took the Brazilian down, in a light heavyweight bout. Maldonado stayed on his feet the rest of the way and struck himself to a unanimous-decision win (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) over Hollett.
John Lineker rolled past Azamat Gashimov in a flyweight fight, scoring a TKO victory at 1:07 of the second round.
Winning each of the first two rounds in a flyweight bout, Jussier Formiga was able to pull out a unanimous-decision victory (29-28, 29-28, 29-38) over Chris Cariaso.
Lucas Martins knocked out Jeremy Larsen 13 seconds into the third round in their lightweight bout.
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Holocaust Survivors: The Search for Faith
One of the consequences of the Holocaust was its effect on the faith of observant Jews. How could a just God have permitted such a tragedy? Today, the personal story, in his words, of Menachem Daum, a New York television producer whose parents were both Holocaust survivors.
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Shaquille O'Neal will miss tonight's game with the shin/knee (his term is "fibula") bruise that kept him out of last night's game in Detroit.
Celtics coach Doc Rivers said O'Neal likely won't play Friday and could even miss the team's upcoming road trip.
O'Neal is in the building tonight.
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100 MPH speeding ticket
I was on my way out of town on the freeway and recieved a speeding ticket for 100 miles per hour. This is my first violation, and I definitely was speeding, but am looking to hopefully get traffic school. I am certain that my speed was not this high, and I along with my three other passengers all believe my speed to be in the high 80s. I was hardly in the highway patrol officer's visual range for that long because he was just coming over a hill on the freeway and coming at me the opposite direction. There was also another vehicle pulled over at the same time which was behind me (aparently catching up to me probably because they did not like getting passed by me earlier). I do not believe that the officer even used radar in assessing my speed because when I asked him the exact speed on the radar, he said 100 exactly. It seems to me that I got stuck with the other driver's speed or the officer was determining the speed by eye and guessed wrong. It just seemed odd to me that I would have such a round number and with all these other circumstances.
I really do just want to be able to get traffic school, and I do understand that speed is speed, but I am wondering if bringing this up would be necessary or useful in achieving my aims.
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Description: One of a collection of full orchestra tracks to portray a high-energy, high-impact mood. Written in the cinematic trailer style to provide high-energy moods with epic scale. Tension mounts for menacing chase scenes, action hero in pursuit of sinister forces. Terrifying thrilling with twists & turns.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Dramatic/Hectic-Music/Underground-Escape/422612
Artist or Group: ElevenTwelve
Keywords: Epic Trailer Impact Hollywood Cinematic Cinema Energy Energetic Action Bourne Powerful Dark Brooding Mean John Williams Indiana Jones Bourne Identity Crime
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Hectic, fast, intense music
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Duration: 1:33 Tempo: Fast BPM: 150
Arrangement: Orchestra, Full
Instruments: Bassoon, Bongos, Contra-bass, Cello, Clarinet, Classical Harp, Congas, Drum Kit, Drums, Flute, Horn, Gong, Horns, Indigenous Percussion, Marimba, Oboe, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Talking Drum, Tambourine, Triangle, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Viola, Violin, Xylophone, Harp, Woodwinds, Piccolo, Bass Clarinet, Contrabass Clarinet, Contrabassoon, Flexatone, Shaker
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Young designers looking into the future 2013 ("Jeunes créateurs, à vous de voir"): an international competition organised by Lunetiers du Jura, the French Professional Association of Jura Eyewear Manufacturers.
1 – 100 ans (from 1 to 100 years old)
We're not all born with glasses in front of our eyes but we'll all age with a pair on our nose. The function is the same but the context, behaviour and habits are different in every way. Choose the right end of life for you and offer it the very finest eyewear.
This contemporary theme should allow future designers to highlight their specific skills, in stylistic terms of course, but also their ability to anticipate as well as their capacity to question and revisit the elements that make up the product in all its dimensions. The quality of this holistic vision and the reasoning behind the design propositions for the projects will be a key element in the Jury's evaluation and selection.
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Chaired by Mathieu Lehanneur
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• Hervé Collignon, Principal Design Manager – P& GT Healthcare, Switzerland
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• Christian Franchi, Optician, France
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• Sylvain Marcoux, Public relations – Vitra, France
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• Registration and submission of projects: 29 October – 29 January 2013
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Sevastopol - Ukrainian armed farces under the command of Lord Cardiganovych were urged to read Alfred, Lord Tennyson's epic poem Charge of the Light Brigade and take to heart such lines as 'Into the Valley of Death rode the six hundred'.
The poet laureate's 1854 work has just been resurrected in an eerie prediction of what might happen if the Ukrainian civil war in Crimea escalates.
Now 160 years after the original military cock-up sent hundreds of soldiers to a total bloodbath Ukrainian military commander Lord Raglanovych appears to be planning to send his men to pursue and harry a retreating Russian artillery battery.**
And hystery is at risk of repeating itself as the inevitable fiasco occurs and the task force is erroneously sent on a full frontal assault against a different artillery battery, one armed to the back teeth.
Yulia Tymoshenko's hand-held Glock is in dire need of a service.
** Rumors suggest most of Putin's men have sophisticated weaponry powered by Energiser batteries.


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Skip to comments.Infamous Kansas church: Tony Snow burns in hell
Posted on 07/15/2008 2:25:28 AM PDT by Man50D
A Kansas church well-known for its protests at the funerals of fallen American soldiers plans to picket at this week's funeral of former Press Secretary Tony Snow, declaring that Snow is "a very bad monkey" who is "now burning in hell."
"He had a platform, he was given some small talent by his Creator. He was an unfaithful steward, and is now residing in hell," says a schedule on the website of the Westboro Baptist Church.
"Each opportunity he had to faithfully report what the servants at WBC had to tell this country/world, Tony Snow besmirched and vilified the words of God and the people of God. Thereby being a party to the crime of passing laws to make the preaching of the gospel to this adulterous and sinful generation [equals] criminal activity. That is a very bad monkey!"
The announcement goes on to quote a variety of biblical verses concerning "scribes," and closes by stating: "You see there is nothing worse than a scribe who has gone away from their primary duty to faithfully report the facts as they ARE! And how appropriate that this brute, vain beast of a brat was raised Catholic, but then determined like his forefathers that oops! he'd rather be a filthy Episcopalian instead. God hates Tony Snow, and that is why he is now burning in hell."
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"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
The person that can prove that is the next "Buckhead."
Had an oppurtunity to stand against these WBC scumbags at a young servicemans funeral.
They were so pathetic that it hardly seemed fair. 3 of their inbreed females to hundreds of real Christians and real Americans.
Not a fair fight I agree but then this type of scum deserves nothing fair....
I heard the last time they sent men out, they got the crap kicked out of them. When they went to press charges, "nobody saw anything".
The crazed rantings of yet another sick cult.
They should have their tax-free status revoked. I'm sure if enough lawyers looked into it, there are grounds there somewhere.
They can be sure that THEY and their pitiful actions are not pleasing to God.
Did this clown say anything about Tim Russert?
You know, I am reaching a point where I think the media, and forums like this, should stop reporting on Phelps.
What he wants is attention. The more press he has gotten the more stunts he has pulled and the more brazen they have become.
Perhaps it's time to stop giving him what he craves.
Had an oppurtunity to stand against these WBC scumbags at a young servicemans funeral.
They were so pathetic that it hardly seemed fair. 3 of their inbreed females to hundreds of real Christians and real Americans.
Not a fair fight I agree but then this type of scum deserves nothing fair....
No. This group is a wing of the democrat party.
Amen & Amen!
My studies brings me to "God sent not His Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through Him might be saved."(John 3:17)
And in 2 Peter 3:9) "The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness; but is long- suffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance."
Ezekiel said in 33:11, ".....God has no pleasure in the death of the wicked,......" and we read in Psalm 116:15, "Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His saints."
No man can speak for God, except through God's Word!!!!
My dear I think you have hit the nail on the head! now if we could do that to them that would be good, just to knock some decency in them.
Wonder what names the Phelps group uses on DU
They really sound like Dummies to me.
hannity and colmes had someone on like this.
I really wish we could all agree not to post any threads about this group and their hateful doctrine. I like reading and hearing about the Patriot Guard who vigilantly shield grieving families from these misfits; maybe thread titles could reflect *that* and not the former in any way.
Yes - Link.
They picketed at Russert's funeral. Google is your friend, use it.
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text: Is there a more annoying question when it comes to booking gigs? We tell venues 50, but that's a lie. We've had shows where we do have 50 folks out, but those are lucky nights honestly. Booking new venues, they will always ask, what's your draw. When booking out of town bands to play with us, they always ask, what's your draw? There are two schools of thought employed in my band currently. Our singer doesn't care if there's anyone at the shows, and I pretty much don't either. We try to book cool venues, with cool bands and leave it to the rock gods. If you rock it, they will come kind of attitude. Our guitarist is our go-getter. He books the shows, admins the facebook page, makes the flyers, networks, etc. He demands we all pound the pavement to get heads out to our shows. All that is important and I think it's also important to find a balance. On any given Friday or Saturday there's a lot going on in our town. (Louisville, Ky) And we have to let ppl know about our shows. Facebooks, local publications, local radio when we can get it, web radio, flyers at coffee shops, etc. What is your draw? And how do you get ppl out? Does the leave it to the rock gods idealogy work for anyone? Just looking for suggestions to increase our draw!


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Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm | Sunday 9am - 6pm
All calls charged at local rate.
Let the scenery roll past on our railway adventure, taking one of the most scenic rail journeys in Scotland. With beautiful lochs, mountains and glens on the doorstep, you will feel a world away in this idyllic part of Scotland.
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Day One - Home to Northern England We'll make our way from the interchange to a comfortable hotel for an overnight stay. (D)
Day Two - Northern England to Tarbet In the morning, we'll continue our journey into Tarbet, where we'll stay at the Tarbet Hotel for the next five nights. (B,D)
Days Three to Six - Tarbet We'll have a great time, with three included excursions to make the most of. We'll enjoy a cruise along Loch Lomond, enjoy a railways adventure on the West Highland Line, and will admire the stunning Trossachs with a scenic drive. (B,D)
Day Seven - Tarbet to Northern England We make our way from Tarbet to our overnight hotel in Northern England today. (B,D)
Day Eight - Northern England to Home Time to say goodbye today; we depart after breakfast and make our way to the interchange before returning home. (B)
Tranquil Loch Lomond
View from the shore of the Loch
The stunning Trossachs await us, as we travel into the heart of Scotland's National Park. We journey over the Dukes Pass, through the village of Brig o'Turk and call at the bustling town of Callander, before returning along Loch Lomond to Tarbet.
Our railway adventure begins with a train ride along the West Highland Line from Tarbet to Fort William. The views are truly amazing so it is no surprise that this journey is acclaimed as one of the very best in Scotland.
Enjoy a cruise along Loch Lomond, taking in the beautiful fjord-like surroundings of Scotland's first National Park. Sit back and relax as we experience the serenity of the 'bonnie banks' from the comfort of your vessel.
Historic charm beside Loch Lomond


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A new inquiry investigating allegations of abuse at two care homes run by the Catholic Church in Derry could face legal challenges, it's emerged.
The Historical Institional Abuse Inquiry is examining claims of abuse at 13 institutions across the North - including St Joseph's Boys' Home, Termonbacca, and Nazareth House Children's Home, Bishop Street, Derry.
The public hearings stage of the inquiry, which began last week, is being held in Banbridge, County Down, and is expected to last for 18 months.
Two Catholic orders - including the Sisters of Nazareth, which ran the Derry homes - have already apologised for any abuse that took place at its institutions.
At least one person facing abuse allegations is currently trying to establish if there are grounds for more rights for accused individuals.
It's understood such a challenge could be to the inquiry itself or through a judicial review in the High Court.
It was on day two of the inquiry that a legal representative for the Sisters of Nazareth offered an apology on behalf of the order.
A barrister for the Sisters said they "recognise the hurt that's been caused to some children in their care".
He added: "They apologise unreservedly for any abuse suffered by children in their care. They go forward hoping that lessons will be learned, not just by them in the provision of care, but also by carers generally in society and in wider society at large."
Meanwhile, the inquiry could start hearing evidence in relation to Termonbacca and Nazareth House as early as next week.The three-member tribunal panel is chaired by retired judge Sir Anthony Hart and includes Derry woman Geraldine Doherty, who has spent much of her career in Scotland. The inquiry will reconvene in Banbridge on Monday next and will begin hearing testimony. It's due to hear evidence from more than 300 witnesses, including former care home residents who claim they were abused as children and the people who ran the institutions.


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Trying to make a Controller to handle custom exporting of data.
Created a file CompetitionExport_Controller.php and placed into code directory.
class CompetitionExport_Controller extends Controller
function index() {
return $this->renderWith('CompetitionReport_Export');
In the config file, I have defined this rule:
Director::addRules(50, array(
'compexp/$Action/$ID' => 'CompetitionExport_Controller'
Yet when I go to the URL http://mysite/compexp/index/621 I receive the following error:
Fatal error: Class 'CompetitionExport_Controller' not found in /sapphire/core/control/Director.php on line 274
Can anyone provide me with what I'm doing wrong?
Everything looks fine from what I can tell based upon this page: http://doc.silverstripe.org/controller
This is with SS 2.3.2.


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Avg.Rate: € 120.00 - 210.00
Rating: 3 stars
Luxury Sakina Villa is a self-catering accommodation located in Nosy-Be. WiFi access is available. Accommodation will provide you with a TV, air conditioning and a terrace. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a bath or shower. You can enjoy sea view and garden view. At Sakina Villa you will find an airport shuttle, a garden and barbecue facilities. Other facilities like a shared lounge, an ironing service and laundry facilities are offered. The property offers free parking. Περισσότερα
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Rating: 0 stars
Featuring free WiFi and an outdoor pool, Hotel Arc En Ciel offers accommodation in Dzamandzar. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Some units include views of the sea or pool. Every room is fitted with a private bathroom fitted with a bath or shower and bidet. There is a 24-hour front desk, a shared lounge, room service and gift shop at the property. Car hire is available at this hotel and the area is popular for golfing and diving. Fascene Airport is 14 km from the property. Περισσότερα


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David Brancaccio: The folks that created Red Lobster "for the seafood lover in you" are have a plan to create the world's largest lobster farm -- and not in Maine. It's going to be in Malaysia.
From Washington, Elizabeth Wynne Johnson reports.
Elizabeth Wynne Johnson: The world's appetite for seafood is getting bigger than the ocean's natural capacity to provide. Bill Herzig runs the supply chain for Florida-based Darden Restaurants -- the parent company of Red Lobster.
Bill Herzig: What we see frankly is a significant growth in global demand, not unlike shrimp, not unlike what's happened with salmon.
So the restaurant company is building an aquafarm in Malaysia capable of churning out some 40 million pounds of lobster each year. Mostly to serve the fast-growing demand in Asia.
Robin Alden is skeptical of commercial-scale lobster farming. She lives in coastal Maine and heads an organization that represents fishing communities.
Robin Alden: In the long run this definitely could put more downward price pressure on the lobstermen, and that's what they'll be afraid of.
But there will always be a place for those Maine lobsters. That's because the Malaysian farm will grow spiny rock lobsters… that don't have those big, luscious claws.
I'm Elizabeth Wynne Johnson for Marketplace.


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Well, I think they NEED to be asking for more money. Selling more copies works great but eventually you get to the saturation point and have to start asking for more money to make games bigger (and hopefully better).
My first thought when reading the topic, though, was that we're lucky to still get 20-30 hour GAMES, never mind expansions. I get scared every time I go look and my favorite games and see via the achievements that most people don't finish. Even shorter games are lucky to get a 50% completion rate! I suspect the only thing keeping our games somewhat detailed is that so many people THINK they want all that extra content.
P.S. Another expansion: Albion Prelude for X3: Terran Conflict. Took me 40 hours to complete that.
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rapidly recolor websites by hand or automatically with colortater
Recently, someone asked me via the feedback form at the bottom of my blog whether I would be okay with them having their blog look similar to mine. I have no exclusive right to the template (it was made by someone else and provided to me for free by Viktor Persson) and I like the spirit of sharing, I gave them the go-ahead.
What I didn't expect was that the pages look so very similar, because there's not really much original design to my blog anyway like a title picture or something. I didn't want the pages to look so stunningly similar, so I decided to change my color scheme.
That's when my lazyness kicked in. I knew there were about five or six places where I'd put small variations of that tone of green that wasn't in the original template and I didn't feel I could just hack the hex codes and get a good-looking result immediately. Therefore I came up with the simplest plan that could possibly work: Create a tool that automatically classifies colors in css style sheets into groups and offer the user to interactively change them. What could go wrong?
ipython notebook for more engaging documentation
During my work on zasim, I've found out that the most excellent IPython notebook web application is well suited for creating engaging and enlightening interactive examples and tutorials for your library, framework or program.
You can find examples for all things discussed in this article both in the IPython example notebooks and the zasim example notebooks.
Here's how it works.
Run ipython notebook in the console, perhaps supplying --notebook-dir as the place where notebooks should be kept. Then just create a few notebooks with text cells for explanations and code cells for examples. Other than full examples, that can just be run with "run all", you can also write incomplete code cells and ask the user to fill out the code, perhaps with an assertion at the end that the user has to make pass as an exercise.
But there's more to the IPython notebook than just code input and text output:
Cooler types of output
Displaying different formats in-line
The notebook can display graphics (pngs and svgs for instance) and HTML or javascript snippets as code output and you can input TeX equations in your markdown cells, that will be rendered with MathJax.
Making an object pretty-printable as a png or similar is pretty simple; you just have to implement a method like repr_png or similar that return appropriate data. Look at the documentation of IPython.core.formatters for more information on the available formats.
Displaying multiple things for one cell
If you want to display multiple things in one go, you can import the function display for objects that have appropriate repr_format methods or the different display_foo methods for png, svg, … from IPython.core.display. They can be used in loops for instance to display sequences of images in multiple lines. But we don't have to restrict ourselves to static imagery. With a little trick (that's going to be improved upon "soon"!) we can even get animations.
Displaying (crude) animations
At the moment, this is rather slow and somewhat sloppy with a bit of flickering, but you can use IPython.core.display.clear_output to remove stdout, stderr or "other" output from the cell currently being run. That "other" contains any images or snippets you have displayed with the display function.
With a bit of time.sleep and clear_output, you can make animations. But don't choose too short pauses between the frames, because the web frontend does not wait until the new image is generated and loaded before clearing the output.
With text, of course, this works more smoothly.
Cooler types of interaction
Using gui event loops
Of course, the magic behind the IPython notebook is just the same as the magic behind the qtconsole or the regular interactive shell. That means that you can run different types of event loops and control them from the notebook. For zasim that means that you can use the supplied PySide/Qt-based gui elements and let them show up on the screen. Of course there is no automagic VNC setup going on, so the gui windows will just pop up on the screen of the user where ipython notebook was called and will fail if no gui is available.
All you need to do to get the event loop running and push gui elements around is this little line in one of your cells:
%gui qt
Connecting other frontends
Since every notebook runs a stardard IPython kernel behind the scenes, you can connect any program that supports the IPython zmq protocol. That includes the IPython QtConsole and the regular interactive shell, too.
In the terminal you've started the notebook with, you'll see a couple of lines like this one:
[IPKernelApp] To connect another client to this kernel, use:
[IPKernelApp] --existing kernel-dcd04517-dd1e-4339-84e8-46ef617e26c1.json
Just supply this --existing argument to your other application and you can interact with the kernel that's running for the notebook.
Currently, commands run in the notebook won't show up in other connected frontends and vice versa, so it can get a bit confusing if you actively change state from the other connected frontend, but it's still very useful to inspect the state of the kernel.
Cooler ways of launching the notebook
Distributing example and tutorial notebooks with your library or framework has just one little problem: The user most likely won't be able to write to the notebooks and keep their changes, due to system-wide installations being read-only. And if the user can write to those notebooks, you may not want them to overwrite the example versions you distributed.
To solve this problem, I wrote a little IPython notebook launcher that creates copies of all the notebook's files and launches the notebook, as well as a browser, for those copies. I even went a little further and added the option to put customised imagery and style sheets in there, so you can brand the notebook web app with your logo or your website style.
This piece of code has a page on the IPython Cookbook section of their wiki and the version I use in zasim can be found in the github repo as well.
Keeping your docs and code in sync
One important thing is to keep the documentation up to date with changes to your internals. Of course you should be on your toes anyway every time you change something that's described in the documentation, but every now and then, one or two sentences in your documentation might slip by unnoticed and become out of date.
Using sphinx for zasim helped me in that aspect, because I can put code examples everywhere as doctest blocks that will be executed whenever the documentation is built. This already helps a fair bit, but one could go even further and add invisible doctests right next to the paragraphs that make statements to ensure that all statements in the documentation hold true even as you change your documentation.
But in addition to that, we can also run our example notebooks as unit tests. This can be done with a rather simple conftest.py file for py.test. Details can be found on the IPython cookbook page.
A large part of this has been done for me by minrk of the IPython project. Thanks!
Exporting notebooks to sphinx
At the moment, sphinx integration is not there, but according to an old blog post somewhere, it's a high priority item. I imagine there would be a plugin for sphinx that would read and/or execute an ipynb file including output cells and imagery and put it right into a sphinx document. That I'd love to see.
Until then you can use the print function in the notebook to open a print-view that you can then save using your browser as an html file with imagery.
That's not ideal, but it will certainly get better. Until then, you can do it like me and just tease your potential users with one or two screenshots.
All in all, the IPython notebook isn't just really useful for end users as a tool, but also for developers of anything that could be learned through guided experimentation. It is not only more convenient than just text (which the user would have to copy-paste to a shell to try), but also more interactive, because the user can immediately change values inside the cells and re-evaluate. That gets pretty close to immediate feedback.
So do give it a try, either with the IPython example notebooks or the zasim example notebooks.
A few days ago I stumbled upon a blog post about a perl module that generates vim signs for line coverage in perl scripts, which was based off of SimpleCov from the Ruby world. It would generate a vimscript file that would set vim marks in files that were analysed for coverage.
Since I don't use Ruby nor perl5 (although I do dabble in perl6 every now and then), I thought I could port it to Ned Batchelder's coverage.py. It turned out to be pretty simple, as coverage.py is rather well organised.
Thus, my little feature branch for vim sign output for coverage.py was born.
It might be very simple, but it does seem to work fine. Here is a screenshot of it in action:
It works like this:
# run the test suite with coverage enabled, thus creating the file .coverage py.test --cov mymodule # generate a vim-"report" of the coverage data coverage vim # then, in vim, source the coverage-data.vim file :so coverage-data.vim
Whenever you open a new file, that's part of your coverage, you have to execute :Cov again to get the signs. When editing the files, vim will try to move the signs around, but you will have to recreate the coverage information manually from time to time.
There are things that could be done to make this more integrated with vim, but I think this'll do.
The next step is to see if I can get the code accepted in upstream coverage.py and get support for it into pytest-coverage, too.
Sphinxcontrib-Proceduralimage: Embed procedurally generated images into your sphinx documentation
For the "top secret" project I'm working on right now, I wanted to embed pictures generated by the software I'm documenting right into the documentation. However, I didn't want to generate the picture once, paste it in and forget about it. That's why I started my new little side-project sphinxcontrib-proceduralimage.
nyan cat phone yays
Since I lost the battery cap of my motorola milestone at the GPN11, I replaced the missing cap with gaffa tape. Since that alone isn't cool and geeky enough, I decided to draw a little picture on it with my amazing edding 780 white paint pen. Enjoy!
typing your password into an scp prompt considered unnecessary
This situation will probably be familiar to some of you: You just want to get a file from a friends computer, so you offer to SCP it to your computer, since you have password-auth turned on. You figure it's safe, because when the scp process is done, the session is automatically closed and the 'friend' of yours has no way of gaining access to a shell on your computer. Right? No!
Zoom into selections on a thinkpad with fn+space [updated]
Recently I've started putting more and more functions on my keyboard by using the fn modifier. Some of those extra keys on my keyboard will emit X events and some will emit ACPI events. This post is about the combination fn+space.
Update: Look below to find an improved version with automatic line breaking enhanced by a friend of mine. Also note the new dependency, par.
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|For Sequee on Nov 28, 2004 11:52 AM
|Wonderful Trader! Prompt and generous! Love chatting with her!
|For PudgyMudpies on Nov 28, 2004 11:53 AM
|Wonderful Trader and friend! Thank you Donna for always being there!
PudgyMudpies's rebuttal: Your so sweet! I cannot say enough about what a terrific person & trader you are. I am honored to call you friend.
|For MudGirl on Apr 20, 2005 3:21 PM
|Very friendly, big, healthy plants, and I love the soap you make!!! 5-Star Trader!!!
|For Pixydish on Apr 20, 2005 3:37 PM
|Superb Trader, very generous, very conscientious in her packing. Plants were abundant and arrived in perfect condition. Trader is very friendly and fun to chat with.
Pixydish's rebuttal: Likewise! It was a good time had by all!
|For lilystorm on Apr 28, 2005 2:59 PM
|Wonderful Trader. Easy to work with. Sent big, healthy plants, well packed. Would love to trade with her again.
|For Paridise on Apr 30, 2005 9:33 PM
|Ingrid, you are one of Dave's finest members. I've enjoyed getting to know the caring and generous person that you are. And I look forward to a long friendship with you. FIVE STARS!!!!
|For golgi on May 5, 2005 9:27 AM
|Wonderful trader. Very thoughtful and generous. Highly Recommend!
|For Cheryl_IL on Jun 7, 2005 2:05 PM
|What a wonderful trader! Sent quality plants promptly and beautifully packed. Such an enjoyable trader to deal with!
|For pirl on Jun 7, 2005 2:06 PM
|A delightful new friend. I"m enjoying our trades and our conversations. Here's to many more!
|For Lilypon on Jun 29, 2005 11:21 AM
|What a delightful trader! I've enjoyed chatting with you immensely and hope the cannas grace your gardens for years to come.
|For gardenergail on Jun 29, 2005 11:22 AM
|Five Stars! You just can't find a better friend than Gail. She's funny, energetic, generous, and truly a "Shady Lady" that everyone should be lucky enough to know.
gardenergail's rebuttal: Thank you, my bestest friend! You know, we must be SOUL SISTERS!....make that TWINS!
|For Tanarae on Jun 29, 2005 11:24 AM
|One of the most generous, intelligent and witty people you'll ever find. Can't wait to spend another vacation with ya, girl!
|For naien on Aug 1, 2005 7:44 PM
|Five Star trader!!! Sent way more than agreed upon, was very prompt as well as generous. I owe you, Scott!
|For DianaT on Aug 11, 2005 8:56 AM
|Wonderful trader. Sent healthy, beautiful, well-packed daylilies. Will gladly trade with her again.
|For sassygranng on Aug 13, 2005 9:39 PM
|She's new to trading and asked for packing info before shipping. She packaged beautifully, sent big healthy plants, and is so easy to deal with. Will gladly trade with you anytime, Sharon!! NancyAnn
|For LaLambchop on Aug 13, 2005 9:40 PM
|Wonderful trader! Sent beautiful, well packaged daylilies. Is a pleasure to talk with. Very generous and friendly. Will gladly trade with you anytime! NancyAnn
|For jenny_tulip on Aug 19, 2005 5:28 PM
|Another fabulous trade with Jenny! I continue to be impressed with her generosity and the magnificence of her plants. Thank you again, Jenny!!!
|For gemini_sage on Aug 19, 2005 5:43 PM
|A Five Star Trader!!!! Friendly, easy to get along with, easy to please, and sends the biggest, healthiest plants with prompt shipping. An asset to Daves!! Here's to many more trades with ya!
|For poorgirl5 on Aug 19, 2005 5:51 PM
|Wonderful Trader! Prompt shipping, healthy plants, easy to get along with. Thank you!!!
poorgirl5's rebuttal: Fabulous trader and such a nice person. Very prompt shipping.
|For luvsgrtdanes on Aug 19, 2005 7:28 PM
|Fantastic!!! I always enjoy trading and chatting with Ronnie. She's generous and fun. Looking forward to more chatting and trading with you, Ronnie!
|For catbirdsue on Aug 23, 2005 10:22 AM
|Great trader. Fast shipping, excellent communication. Thanks for encouraging my addiction! LOL
|For csmyers on Aug 25, 2005 2:21 PM
|A wonderful trader! Great communication, prompt shipping, well packaged, and very creative. I love the hummingbird feeders!!! Thank you!
|For MollyMc on Aug 25, 2005 2:26 PM
|Five Star Trader!!! Very generous, prompt shipping, well-packaged plants, sent more than agreed upon, is super nice. Thank you so much, Molly!! Looking forward to more trades with you.
|For thripmaster on Oct 24, 2005 9:06 PM
|Wonderful Trader, sent healthy plants and bonus. Highly recommend!
|For hemlady on Oct 24, 2005 9:08 PM
|Extraordinarily generous. Wonderful to deal with. Hope to trade with you again. Highly recommend!!!
|For renwings on Oct 24, 2005 9:11 PM
|Wonderful Trader. Easy to deal with. Highly Recommend.
|For jlmmkm on Oct 27, 2005 8:40 AM
|GREAT trader!!! One of the sweetest, most thoughtful and generous people I've ever met. Sent surprises for no reason! Fun to chat with, great sense of humor. What a great new friend!
|For vwetzel on Nov 2, 2005 9:35 PM
|Great trader! Very nice sized plants. Nice full box. Fast shipping. Couldn't ask for more. Thanks Vicki!
|For begoniacrazii on Nov 9, 2005 6:32 PM
|Amazingly generous trader! Prompt shipping. Sent more than I could even dream of! Thank you so much!
begoniacrazii's rebuttal: It was a fun trade! I'd trade again with Butterfly any time!
|For jessmerritt on Nov 12, 2005 6:56 PM
|Wonderful person. Sent postage right away and let me know immediately when the package arrived. Hope the cannas grow well for you!
|For Lorissia on Dec 4, 2005 8:43 AM
|An absolutely incredible trader! The gnome doors are much prettier than the pictures. I just love them and all the extra little accessories and story too! FABULOUS!!! Both the trader and the trade
|For LeBug on Jun 9, 2006 2:00 PM
|Fantastic trader! Very prompt. Also a great co-op participant. An asset to Daves.
|For TexasLou on Jun 9, 2006 2:01 PM
|Very generous and caring. I'm so glad we met, Lou!
|For AlanaG on Jun 9, 2006 7:25 PM
|Wonderful Trader. Thoughtful and prompt. Highly Recommend!
|For chemocurl on Jun 17, 2006 1:58 PM
|Wonderful gardener. Generous Trader, easy to work with and prompt payment in co-ops. One of the BEST!
|For bkeith0 on Jun 17, 2006 1:59 PM
|Great trader to work with. Very prompt and generous. Couldn't ask for a better trade partner.
|For Minihostalover on Aug 17, 2006 7:54 AM
|Wonderful trader!! Couldn't ask for better. Prompt payment for coop order. Easy to get along with. Nice to chat with. They should all be like this. 5 STARS!!
Minihostalover's rebuttal: You are great also and many thanks for the seeds you sent me I can't wait to start them in the spring. Trust this trader for sure.
|For 9kittymom on Sep 20, 2006 6:55 PM
|Great coop organizer. Very organized, great communication, expeditious. Thank you so much, Susan!
|For kathy_ann on Sep 21, 2006 8:29 AM
|Wonderful trader!! Very generous, spectacular plants, fun to hang out with, great friend, an asset to the community!
|For alteredstate on Sep 21, 2006 8:32 AM
|Great new friend, fun to chat with, easy to please, instant payment for co-ops, great communication. Happy to have met you, AS!
|For ardesia on Oct 13, 2006 3:18 PM
|FIVE STARS!!! An asset to the community. Very prompt and generous trader. Great communication, great packaging. Big Healthy plants!!! Delightful trader!
|For stetchworth on Sep 11, 2009 8:26 PM
|Superb trader! Generous amount of seeds and a bonus too. Super fast shipping. A pleasure!!
|For figaro52 on Sep 19, 2009 1:19 AM
|Wonderful buyer!! Prompt payment, easy to please, fun to chat with.
figaro52's rebuttal: Butterfly Chaser, thank you. You are wonderful! I look forward to placing my next order!
|For antsinmypants on Oct 12, 2009 1:50 AM
|Superb trader! Generous amount of seeds and a bonus too. Super fast shipping. A pleasure!!
|For 1Birdie on Nov 20, 2009 11:23 AM
|Sent her large box in Sept. She said she sent 4 boxes, none arrived, no DC #s. Box #5, sent 11-17-09 arrived 11-21-09, nice plants, well packaged. Bonus - hypertufa hosta leaf for my gardens.
|For Frack on Mar 6, 2010 1:08 PM
|Seemed to be a friendly guy, said he mailed my trade on 2-2-10. Today 3-13-10, still no pkg. No response to dmail. Hope he's ok.
|For floweringchild on Jun 22, 2010 6:39 AM
|Wonderful Daylilies!! Huge Fans, Sent Extras. Very fast shipping, well packaged, doesn't get any better than this!
|For Scotchie on Jul 23, 2010 3:40 PM
|Absolutely wonderful trader!! Very generous with her healthy plants. Easy to deal with, fun to chat with. Looking forward to future trades with ya, Donna. :-)
|For poisondartfrog on Aug 20, 2010 7:03 PM
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REMEMBER Friendster? That social network from the early 2000s?
For those who don't remember it was founded a year before MySpace and two years before Facebook in 2002.
Friendster used to be a fairly popular social network, particularly in south east Asia. At its peak it had more than 100 million users.
But it's dead now, consigned to the graveyard of failed social networks.
So what happened? A group of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich conducted an autopsy on the dead social network and found that the time and effort of being a member of Friendster greatly outweighed the benefits, causing a mass exodus.
"The thinking is that if one person leaves, then his or her friends become more likely to leave as well and this can cascade through the network causing a collapse in membership," The MIT Technology Review reported.
Technical problems and a much disliked site redesign contributed to a mass exodus in 2009 with many people adopting Facebook - which by that time had been around for about four years - as a replacement.
Turning down a $30 million Google acquisition in 2003 probably didn't help either.
Researcher David Garcia said that the amount of friends users had might also have affected the site's decline.
If most users only have one or two friends the site becomes hugely vulnerable to collapse, he told the Technology Review. But users with ten or more friends are much less likely to cause a revolt.
The researchers refer to this as the "K-core distribution" and found that this factor varies across different social networks.
The cost-to-benefit ratio of Friendster was found to have dropped dramatically in the months before the site collapsed due to its website redesign and technical problems. In a nutshell, Friendster's horrible redesign made it really easy for people to leave, and want to leave.
"This measure can be seen as a precursor of the later collapse of the community," Mr Garcia said.
Friendster is still around, though. It was revamped as a social gaming site and is still successful in some parts of south east Asia, but its heyday is long gone.
Facebook take note: A redesign can kill.
Only time will tell whether one day it will find itself in a similar situation.


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Solve the following problems, and answer the related questions. Show work for partial credit.
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b) how many moles of methanol would be required?
c) how many moles of sulfide would be required?
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Rainbow Dash (Human form - well, with wings n pony ears.) - My Little Pony Friendship is Magic
|Well I'd decided to make a human version of Rainbow Dash because I just loved the wig, went through enough of a hassle buying that though!
Anyway, the wings and ears were made from this cheap camping matt foam stuff that marks quite easily, so be careful when leaning on it!! If you're in the UK, you might have heard of B&M? or is it B&N? :/ I can't remember, but it's a cheap home ware shop and these camping matts were about £2.50 and I only used 2 in total, but I bought 4 just in case.
I got a specific kind of top so that I could fit the frame of the wings under it, but the arms holes were big enough to take off the frame over the wings (which are really quite flexible.)
I also got some shorts and knee-high converse style shoes relatively cheap from eBay, the shoes were a plain white colour so I can go and add in her cutie mark and the colours where I please - yet to do that though, but it's just something to go back to another time, not a necessity. And the shoes also came with a few different coloured shoe laces, including a nice light blue which matched RD's skin colour.
I think the only hard part was designing the wings, I didn't want to go for their super rounded edges, so I went for a more flicked-out style, and then came getting the size right, too big and I'd be a bit back heavy (except they're super light so that doesn't really matter now), too small and... well, I think it'd probably just look cute... might try that actually.
Oh wait, the hardest part was making the wire frame! I'd bought some cheap white coated wire hangers, my mum did all the cutting and bending on those as she thought I'd poke my eye out or something... but you need to decide on your shape, and use one as a practice one, it's worth wasting one to get the perfect fit. (We went through about 3, but the hangers weren't that much, wasn't even £1!) I do have some progress pictures, but i'm not too sure how much of the bare wire frame it shows, as we'd cut the hook bit off, a large bit of the wire went between the layers, keeping the wings stable.
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With the massive growth and attention being given to super discount and coupon web sites like Groupon and Living Social, affiliate marketers and bloggers are giving a lot of thought and interest into starting their own coupon and voucher sites of their own.
Of course these famous web sites and businesses like Groupon and Living Social are funded with millions of dollars of investment and venture capitalist money, but that doesn't mean you can't start making money in the coupon industry as well.
Coupon Web Site Affiliate Programs
One of the easiest and most profitable ways to make money in the coupon industry is through the use of affiliate networks and actually promoting sites like Groupon and Living Social. You will find these names and similar sites on your favorite affiliate networks and some of the offers are paying out in the $1 to $2 range just for a simple sign up.
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There is no doubt about it, coupon sites are cash cows! When I first started making money online over ten years ago, I was really big in the coupon and freebie industry. There was a lot of money to be made back then, but even more today. It's all a matter of creating quality content and getting to the top of your niche and building an audience.
Facebook and social networks have also made it extremely easy and effective to build up a massive following that you can offer discounts, coupons and freebies to. One example of creating a tight niche for your coupon site or Facebook group is by creating a site or blog that is focused on coupons and savings just for "women" or "pet owners". Keeping a tight niche focus on your blog will allow you to focus your efforts on being the best in that niche and also finding quality offers and advertisers that you know your visitors will be interested in.
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One of the biggest frustrations or dilemmas that affiliate marketers might have when trying to create a coupon site is that they don't know how to code or customize a site to offer full data feeds, affiliate links and import new coupon related content. There are many successful bloggers who are running their coupon sites off regular WordPress blogs, but there are also some very powerful custom built themes out there specifically for building coupon based sites.
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It's no secret that the coupon niche is competitive and highly profitable. You can learn a lot from successful coupon based web sites like FatWallet, that have stood the test of time and continue to grow in size and users over the past several years.
Focus your efforts on creating quality content with real coupons. Try to update as often as possible and provide what people are really looking for. There are a ton of crap coupon sites out there that are just trying to make a buck off Google Adsense. Do the opposite of these sites, get people on your mailing lists and monetize your sites through the use of quality affiliate offers and promoting brand names that people are looking for coupon codes and free trials on.
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Goods Revenue Monotonicity in Combinatorial Auctions
We study a new monotonicity problem in combinatorial auctions called goods revenue monotonicity, which requires that the auctioneer earn no more revenue by dropping goods from the endowments. Although no mechanism satisfies goods revenue monotonicity together with strategy-proofness, efficiency, and participation even in the domain of substitute valuations, we find a restricted domain called per-capita goodsbidder submodular domain in which there exists a goods revenue monotone mechanism satisfying the above three conditions. The restriction is likely to be met when bidders' valuations are similar. Finally, we provide a relation to the monopoly theory, and argue that per-capita goods-bidder submodularily is independent of the standard elasticity argument.
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"Ascending Auctions with Package Bidding,"
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De Gruyter, vol. 1(1), pages 1-44, August.
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Label Changes for:
Mavik (trandolapril) 1 mg, 2 mg, and 4 mg Tablets
January 2012
Changes have been made to the CONTRAINDICATIONS, WARNINGS, PRECAUTIONS and ADVERSE REACTIONS sections of the safety label.
Detailed View: Safety Labeling Changes Approved By FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER)
January 2012
- MAVIK is contraindicated in patients who are hypersensitive to this product, in patients with hereditary/idiopathic angioedema and in patients with a history of angioedema related to previous treatment with an ACE inhibitor
Head and Neck Angioedema
- In controlled trials ACE inhibitors (for which adequate data are available) cause a higher rate of angioedema in black than in non-black patients
Drug Interactions
Antidiabetic Agents [new section added]
- Concomitant use of ACE inhibitors and antidiabetic medicines (insulin or oral hypoglycemic agents) may cause an increased blood glucose lowering effect with greater risk of hypoglycemia
Postmarketing [new section added]
- The following adverse reactions were identified during post approval use of MAVIK. Because these reactions are reported voluntarily......
note: deletions made in several Adverse Reactions sections
September 2011
Drug Interactions
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents including Selective Cyclooxygenase – 2 Inhibitors (COX-2 Inhibitors)
- In patients who are elderly, volume-depleted (including those on diuretic therapy), or with compromised renal function, co-administration of NSAIDs, including selective COX-2 inhibitors, with ACE inhibitors, including trandolapril, may result in deterioration of renal function, including possible acute renal failure. These effects are usually reversible. Monitor renal function periodically in patients receiving trandolapril and NSAID therapy.
- The antihypertensive effect of ACE inhibitors, including trandolapril, may be attenuated by NSAIDs.
April 2010
- As with all other inhibitors of RAS, NSAIDs may reduce the antihypertensive effects of trandolapril. Blood pressure monitoring should be increased when any NSAID is added or discontinued in a patient treated with trandolapril.
- The hypotensive effect of certain inhalation anesthetics may be enhanced by ACE inhibitors including trandolapril
The safety experience in U.S. placebo-controlled trials included 1069 hypertensive patients, of whom 832 received Mavik.
- General Body Function: malaise, fever
- Dermatologic: alopecia, sweating
- Gastrointestinal: nausea, dry mouth
- Hemopoietic: agranulocytosis
- Metabolism and Endocrine: increased SGOT (AST)
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Because of quick response from fire crews, a woodworking shop was saved from destruction during a Sunday morning blaze.
The Cortez Fire Protection District was dispatched to a structure fire shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday, April 6, on the 1100 block of Highway 145.
Upon arrival, firefighters discovered an active fire inside a two-story garage, which was venting heavy smoke, according to Assistant Fire Chief Charles Balke. Crews were able to contain the fire to the first floor.
"The structure was saved, along with significant portions of the contents inside," said Balke.
Balke explained that the structure was used as a part-time wood working business.
At the owner's request, officials declined to release details on the cause of the blaze, other than it was accidental in nature. No one was inside the structure at the time of the fire, and no injuries were reported, said Balke.
"Crews were on scene for about two-and-a-half hours," added Balke. "They did a phenomenal job to contain the fire."
Owners were asleep at home when the fire ignited, fire officials said.
Balke said residents had been working inside the structure the night before.


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1998 Buick LeSabre
car has over 100K mi ( new eng - has less )
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radio/cd functions still work but.
cassette player will no longer seat the cassette to play mode - pushing eject button causes downward motion then up, then down and starts spinning, clicking and garbling noises. Have to manually pull cassette out. Is there a probe, release/pressure arm/point that is misaligned or, debris blocking tray to rest and engage, or do I need to replace entire unit?[/B]
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Danny Roderick's two-RBI double in the fifth inning propelled the Athens Pirates past the Atlanta Crackers 4-3 on Tuesday night at Smith Field.
The Pirates (7-1) travel to meet the Mentium Athletics on Thursday in Conyers before returning to Smith Field for a three-game homestand, starting Friday night.
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Member validation in a recursive Hierarchy
In an entity with a recursive Hierarchy, we decided to implement a business rule that manage the value of an attribut based on the value of the father member.
It's working as expected when we create the new nember and when we move to a different father. The business rule is executed to validate the member and do it's job by updated the attribute value.
Only one test failed for this implementation : Moving a member that already have a child (or more)
In this context the member come with all chrildren but only the member that will have a new father need to be validated one more time.
So the Business Rule will not be executed on children members and they don't will have the good value for the attribute.
Is there normal that children members stay in validated state ?
Is there a way to invalidate children rows to ?
Is there a way to force the execution of a business rule in a validated member ?
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I've tried to test your recursive hierarchy issue, but I had another issue that blocked me.
I've made a testmodel with a testentity : Employee with a self domain based attribute" Manager" (for recursivity), and "hasmanager" domain based attribute with another entity : HasManager with values "YES" or "NO"
an a derived hierarchy to display employees/Manager
2 business rules : first to set a default value for has manager to "Yes" and second to update HasManager attribute to "No" if employee has no manager
I've set "Enable change tracking" (group 1) for all my attributes, and when I apply business rules , I've got an error message, and HasManagerAttribute does not get set to default value nor updated.
the error is "Invalid column name 'uda_6_102'
doing a sql server profiler gave me the original call:
declare @p4 mdm.IdList insert into @p4 values(1) exec mdm.udpValidateMembers @User_ID=1,@Version_ID=2,@Entity_ID=6,@MemberIdList=@p4,@MemberType_ID=1,@ProcessUIRulesOnly=0
which gave the error :(1 row(s) affected)
Msg 50000, Level 16, State 1, Procedure udp_SYSTEM_2_6_CHILDATTRIBUTES_ProcessRules, Line 517
SYSERR207|Invalid column name 'uda_6_102'.
I don't understand why I'm having this issue.
here is my B.R. to update the HasManager to value "N", which is causing problem
Any clues ?
Xavier Averbouch
Microsoft Community Contributor
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text: I have recently made myself a charcoal basket for my offset smoker. I have seen a few on here that are almost identical to the one I fabbed up but they have dividers that allow for a "snake" shaped burn of the coals. I can easily add this to my basket but wanted to ask if there is any real benefit from this? I have been using the minion method of just digging out a crater in the middle of my basket and dumping some lit coals in it. I have had no issues as of yet but wanted to get some of the opinions from the folks here. Thanks!!


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Detail Information
- Gadolinium--a specific trigger for the development of nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy and nephrogenic systemic fibrosis?Thomas Grobner
Department of Nephrology, General Hopsital of Wiener Neustadt, A 2700 Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Nephrol Dial Transplant 21:1104-8. 2006
- Gadolinium and nephrogenic systemic fibrosisT Grobner
12nd Department of Medicine Nephrology, General Hospital of Wiener Neustadt, Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Kidney Int 72:260-4. 2007..In this short review, the development of NSF and its sequential association with the exposure to gadolinium-containing contrast agents is presented. The mechanisms likely to cause NFD/NSF are discussed...
- Patient characteristics and risk factors for nephrogenic systemic fibrosis following gadolinium exposureThomas Grobner
2nd Department of Medicine Nephrology, General Hospital of Wiener Neustadt, Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Semin Dial 21:135-9. 2008..Other potential risk factors include metabolic acidosis, iron overload/intravenous iron, divalent ion disturbances, endothelial/vascular injury, and high erythropoietin doses. Further studies are required...
- Conventional or Gadolinium containing contrast media: the choice between acute renal failure or Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis?Alexander R Rosenkranz
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- From: Adam Vazquez Kb2Jpd <adamvaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 04 Jul 2005 15:01:45 -0400
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Rafe wrote:
There are several sites that focus on Sony Laptops.
Search for the answer on Google and I bet you will be able to get it to work.
--- Ken Schneider <suse-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:It is time for you to hit the Web "linux laptops" on Google:
On Mon, 2005-07-04 at 10:29 -0700, Rafe wrote:Sorry about the top posting.
I did not know about the floppy= parameters -thanks
for pointing it out. I still get the error:to
"Boot failed: please change disks and press a key
Pressing a key does nothing. I goggled the
parameter and tried ALL the possible settings-same
error every time. I even tried floppy=debug andgot
nothing new. I tried all the above with andwithout
quotes "".The
I am going to buy a second new box of floppies.
Office Depot near me only sells their brand and Imay
need better floppies. Has anyone else had toswitch
floppy brands to get this to work? The floppiespass
verify on my linux box, but that does not meanthey
are prefect. I seem to remember that the devicesetup
drivers for floppies sometimes will try to read
several times before giving up and maybe on the
disk every thing has to work the first time.Please don't top post.
How are you creating the floppies? If using linux dd
would be the
command and if using windows rawwrite would be used.
Ken Schneider
UNIX since 1989, linux since 1994, SuSE since 1998
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suck is probably
the day they start making vacuum cleaners." -Ernst
Jan Plugge
I am using linux to create the floppies:
dd if=bootdisk1 of=/dev/fd0
I am trying memorex floppies right now, but still no
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Garth Brown Scholarship: Established in memory of former Marshall student Garth Brown, this scholarship is awarded to a student demonstrating exceptional ability and interest in ceramics.
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Juried Exhibition: This award is given to students exhibiting exceptionally strong work in several categories in the Annual Student Juried Show, sponsored by the department and presented in the Birke Art Gallery every spring.
Outstanding Student Award: Awarded to a student selected by the department faculty for achievement.
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Another animal harmed by a single released balloon – the ribbon strangling him. This poor harbor seal was found along a Quogue beach on Long Island, New York. Fortunately, he was rescued by our friends at The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation. Most are not so lucky. He is in poor health and suffers from lesions and ulcerations. He is receiving excellent care.
We are hopeful he will recover quickly and can rejoin his family soon.
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text: Hi, I've been reading on the boards for awhile, but finally decided to register. :-) I've been quilting for a couple of years now, but sewing since I was a little girl. My other hobbies are embroidery, candlewicking, and reading, but quilting is one of my favorites. Just reading here has already helped me learn a lot of new techniques and get a ton more ideas. Just wanted to say hi and thanks to everyone for making this place fun and educational.