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- a building for public Christian worship.
- Emmanuel Church (2.5km)
- Old Bluff Church (2.6km)
- Bluff Church (3.8km)
- Mount Olive Church (4.8km)
- Antioch Church (5.6km)
- McMillan Church (5.7km)
- Oak Ridge Church (6.3km)
- Antioch Church (6.8km)
- Culbreth Memorial Church (7.1km)
- Spring Hill Church (7.4km)
- Sandy Grove Church (8.1km)
- Mount Zion Church (9.3km)
- Elizabeth Church (9.4km)
- Friendship Church (10.4km)
- Revival Center Church (11km)
- Zion Wall Church (11.1km)
- Corinth Church (11.6km)
- Shiloh Church (12.2km)
- Poplar Grove Church (12.7km)
- Honeycutt Church (12.7km)
- Lebanon Missionary Church (13km)
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- Williams Chapel (3.3km)
- Colliers Chapel (7.4km)
- Blacks Chapel (8.4km)
- Warren Chapel (10km)
- Popes Store (historical) (12.1km)
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- Browns Swamp (10.6km)
- Little River (11.5km)
- Jones Swamp (11.8km)
- Starlins Swamp (12.6km)
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- District Number 7 Elementary School (3.5km)
- Central High School (9.8km)
- Corinth School (historical) (11.6km)
- Shiloh School (historical) (12.2km)
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- Westminister Cemetery (5.4km)
- Williams Cemetery (9.4km)
- Averasboro Cemetery (13km)
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- a structure erected across an obstacle such as a stream, road, etc., in order to carry roads, railroads, and pedestrians across.
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Indian captain Virat Kohli is killing it in 2016. After a superb performance against New Zealand and a match-saving 50 against England in the first Test, Kohli has scored a hundred against England in the second Test match at Vizag. This century is special as he is playing in the 50th Test of his career. With this century, Virat Kohli has improved his record against England. Virat Kohli, who has a career average of 46 runs, has a dismal average of 29 against England.
Kohli rescued India once again
Virat Kohli came to the crease when India were tottering at 22 for 2 wickets. KL Rahul, who has made a comeback after a hamstring injury, got out at a duck. Murali Vijay scored 4 fours before he was also dismissed at a personal score of 20 runs. Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara steadied the Indian ship. They played with caution but kept up a decent run-rate. At lunch, they were 92 for the loss of 2 wickets.
Consolidated India's position
Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara consolidated their position and scored a 50 each. At tea, India were comfortable at 210 at tea while both Pujara and Kohli were closing in on their centuries. Pujara also scored his 10th century. This was Virat Kohli's 14th century.
India had drawn the first Test match against England in Rajkot. India were on a verge of loss on the fifth day of the match. However, captain Kohli stopped the England spinners. He spent time on the crease and braved the dire situation. He was not out for 49. If it was not for him, India would have lost the first Test match.


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It is my pleasure to introduce Laura Click, who has been kind enough to babysit this blog while I am away at a conference. Laura is founder and chief innovator at Blue Kite Marketing, a Nashville-based marketing and social media strategy firm that's passionate about helping small businesses reach new heights. I discovered Laura's blog earlier this year and have enjoyed her insights on how small businesses can excel with social media and marketing.
Every business thinks they are excellent at customer service.
But, most are dead wrong. And maybe you are too.
Sure, you might take care of the big, obvious things. Your staff might be friendly, and you have real people answering the phone. But, I'm willing to bet there are some things you are doing that are silently frustrating your customers.
And, you have no idea.
Sure, there are the squeaky wheels out there that love to make noise about how you've wronged them. However, the silent majority stew about their irritating experiences with you.
Sometimes, the smallest things make the biggest impression. If you want to want to keep your clients and encourage them to refer your business to others, make sure you don't commit these offenses:
1. Miss deadlines
We often have good reasons for not getting the job done on time. Maybe you were sick or buried under other deadlines. However, your clients don't care. They want the job done on time as promised.
If you're unable to reach a deadline, give your client the heads up. They will be much more forgiving if you let them know you will be behind, especially if you have good reason for it. But, whatever you do, don't let this become a habit.
2. Arrive late to meetings
Occasionally, unexpected things come up that prevent us from arriving somewhere on time. However, meetings running long or difficulty finding parking are not good reasons to be late. That's just bad planning on your part.
Give yourself some cushion between meetings should things run long and allow enough time to travel to your next appointment. If you're going to be more than a few minutes late, be sure to call and let them know you are on your way.
3. Ignore emails and phone messages
It's easy to get crushed under the weight of an overflowing inbox. However, that's no excuse for not returning messages.
Most messages should be returned within 2-3 days (if not sooner). Even if you can't get the answers to the person right away, acknowledge that you received the message. That goes a long way.
4. Forget about results
Whether you offer a product or service, we're all in the business of delivering results. Your product should work properly, and your services should focus on helping clients reach their goals.
If you're not helping your customers solve their problems or make their lives easier, you are going to have a difficult time staying in business.
5. Ignore your budget or pricing
If you're in a service-based business, you likely have to provide cost estimates to your clients. And sometimes, there's no way to predict when things are going to take longer than you projected.
Although your time is valuable, think before you start charging extra for projects going over budget. Customers don't care about how long it takes to get something done. What they do care about is that the job is completed. Be mindful of how you price your services so you can avoid nickel and diming them.
6. Neglect feedback or complaints
If clients vocalize their concerns about your business, it's important to listen to their feedback and work to make things right. It's easy to get defensive or just ignore negative comments, but that will just make the situation worse.
People often change their tenor when they hear back from the company that wronged them. So, Listen. Respond. Make things right with the customer. Then, work to correct the issue moving forward.
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If you want to wow your clients and keep them coming back for more, here are a few principles to remember:
♦ Treat every customer as if they are they only one
Every customer wants to feel important – even if they are the smallest client or one of many. It says a lot about a company if they roll out the red carpet for every customer, regardless of their size or how much money they spend. And believe me, your customers will notice.
♦ Strive to impress your customers at every interaction
Think of every way your business interacts with clients – phone, email, meetings, invoicing – and make sure it is seamless and positive. Every employee is a customer service ambassador, not just the frontline staff. Make sure they all know how to handle clients with dignity and respect.
♦ Delight and surprise your customers
If you want to stand out for all the right reasons, go out of your way to do unexpected, over-the-top gestures for your customers. Do this and you won't be able to stop people from spreading the good word about your business.
What frustrates you most as a customer? As a business, how do you ensure you're not making these missteps?
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Angell West is a 24-hour emergency and referral hospital in Waltham, MA, a small city 11 miles from downtown Boston. We are a satellite hospital of Angell Animal Medical Center, an emergency, referral and primary care hospital that has been operating in Boston for more than a century. The practice is ideally situated within easy reach of Metrowest communities and those north and south of Boston, with many high quality primary care veterinary hospitals serving as our referral base. The hospital is approximately 10,000 square feet, and has been recently renovated. We are equipped with 3 spacious surgical suites with natural light, a sizeable surgical preparation and induction area, ultrasound, echocardiography, endoscopy, laparoscopy, and telemetry. Digital radiography is performed on-site in Waltham with read out of all films by the boarded radiologists in Boston, and labwork and samples are sent to the fully equipped Boston laboratory staffed by boarded pathologists twice daily (in addition to in-house Abaxis, NOVA, and Procyte machines). We will be expanding our physical space in 2018 to almost double our square footage, and we are planning the addition of new equipment and services as part of this growth. Our collegial staff includes an emergency/critical care department (2 specialists, 9 intern trained emergency doctors), internal medicine (two specialists), surgery (one specialist), avian-exotics (2 specialists), cardiology (one specialist and rotating doctors from Boston), neurology (appointments offered monthly), and behavior (appointments offered monthly). The surgery/anesthesia department is fully staffed with 4 technicians, 2 of which have extensive anesthesia experience. Collaboration is one of our core values, and you will find our staff to be excellent co-workers. Numerous professional development offerings include weekly seminars, frequent lunch and learns, several hours of journal club, and didactic learning (primarily at our Boston practice). Angell West is operated by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA), a non-profit values based organization with a focus on client service, patient care, and life-work balance. We hold ourselves to an extremely high standard of excellence, another of our core values, as evidenced by AAHA referral accreditation for our specialty services, which differentiates us from many of the other referral hospitals in the area. Continual improvement is part of our culture, and we are now pursuing Fear Free certification to aid us in providing the best experience possible for our patients. This position provides a unique opportunity to practice at a non-corporate referral hospital in an intimate client-focused setting, but with numerous amenities from the larger Angell Boston hospital as support. We are looking for an individual who shares our values and is seeking a smaller hospital based setting with a busy clinical surgery practice. The caseload will consist of orthopedic and soft tissue cases, coming from appointments, in-house referral, and the emergency service. Boston is a world class city with easy access to beaches, oceanfront and the mountains, and there are many cultural opportunities as well as famous Boston sports teams. Logan International Airport is a major airport allowing easy air travel. Angell has long enjoyed collaborative work with the nearby esteemed Longwood Medical Community (including the Harvard Medical School network of teaching hospitals). We are seeking applicants that are board certified or have completed a surgical residency. 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Savings accounts and investments in shares are two very different financial products and to compare them and choose the option which is best for you, you need to first be clear about what you need from your finances. A savings account does not need to replace investments in shares, nor should your investments in shares be your only savings; instead use these simple comparisons to help you choose the best way to secure and grow your savings.
Benefits of a Savings Account
A savings account is an easy and safe way to invest your money and because you have worked hard to accumulate your savings balance, and if you want to be sure your money will only ever go up, then a savings account may be the better option for you.
Features of a savings account which may better suit you:
- You can make regular deposits. A high interest savings account is not a fixed investment but is a flexible bank account where you can add to your savings balance monthly, weekly or daily – you can even set up an automatic transfer. The real benefit of this savings account feature is the fact that interest is calculated daily and so each day your balance increases, so too does your compounding interest.
- The account is easy to use for anyone of any age. You don't need any specialist financial knowledge or experience to open and use a high interest savings account. Instead you simply fill in your personal details in an online form, deposit an opening balance if you have one and start an automatic payment schedule to grow your funds. The bank or financial institution which holds the account manages the interest and compounding interest calculations independently of you, so you can get on with the rest of your life.
- Your money is accessible if you need it. a high interest savings account is after all a bank account and so just as you can transfer money in whenever you choose, you can also transfer your funds out if you need to cover an emergency expense, or if you have reached a particular savings goal, achieved a savings plan early, or readjusted your savings targets.
Benefits of Shares
Shares may have a reputation for being high risk and high pressure investments, with images of frantic trading floors and manic cries to buy or sell. However, shares do not have to be all risk because if you know to manage and invest in the share market you can also get high returns on a savings investment by buying shares.
Why buying shares might suit your savings plans:
- You can make much higher returns. If you know where to invest and the right time to buy or sell your savings investments, buying shares can make you high returns on your investment. These returns can be much higher than the five or six per cent you would be earning in a savings account, plus you often need a higher minimum amount to buy shares and so the more you invest, the more you have to make gains with.
- Your returns are in line with inflation. If you are looking at long term savings options, the interest rate you earn on a savings account may not be enough to out run the increases in inflation over time. However, when you examine the performance of the share market you see a steady rise over a long term investment which means that if you are investing your savings for the long term, you will be more likely to see your investment increase to match or beat the inflation rate.
- You are involved and in control. If you want to be in total control of your savings investments and be able to move on opportunities or changes in the financial market then buying shares is a better option for you. You can choose when and where to invest and decide when you think it is the right time to buy or sell, plus if you love keeping up with all the financial gossip you can stay informed and move on the tips you hear to take advantage of the next big thing before anyone else.
When a Savings Account is Better Than Buying Shares
A savings account is not necessarily and not always better than buying shares because the choice depends on your own financial goals and knowledge. However, a high interest savings account is better than shares when:
- You are just beginning a savings plan. If you are yet to solidify your savings goals or if you are just looking for a way to keep your savings safe and growing while you decide on your preferred savings investment strategy – whether that be buying shares, investing in a term deposit or finding out more about the money market – depositing and growing your savings in a high interest savings account is a better option than making a foray into the share market when you're still unsure.
- You don't have the time or inclination to manage your investments. Managing your basic day to day finances can be quite time consuming and if you don't want to be more involved or you're just not investment-minded then a savings account is better for you. your funds will grow without you having to make decisions on buying or selling and you know that your savings will be safe because at the end of the day they are deposited in a secure bank account.
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As is so common in Ireland, the morning started off overcast with drizzling rain, but I wasn't "giving up" on the weather and continued to be optimistic. This was going to be a busy, busy day with much to see. Our first stop was to be Killybegs, the most productive fishing port in the entire country. After about an hour of traveling along the country roads, the low-hanging clouds began to lift and the blue sky came shining through. Thank you, Jesus. It was going to be a glorious day! Upon arrival in Killybegs, I wanted to know, "Where are the fish?" No one in our group had thought to phone ahead to find out the arrival and departure schedule of these boats ~ excuse me ~ not just fishing boats but rather ships with every high-tech gadget and first-class piece of equipment available to the modern fisherman. I am familiar with large recreational fishing boats that are used in the Gulf of Mexico, but I have never seen anything like this. I am guessing there were probably fifty or more of these Irish-registered fishing trawlers in the harbour on this particular day. Someone has some money, I can tell you that! Not a one of them would sell for less than a million dollars and many were probably in the five-million-dollar range. Interesting. This is surely one spot in Ireland that is actually in the 21st century, for sure! Although there were no deckhands in waders, no smelly, flopping fish, and no fishguts being slung every which way, I still enjoyed walking around the harbour area, admiring the first-class fishing trawlers. Each ship was clean and scrubbed to a shiny finish and in perfect repair, just waiting her turn at the unforgiving Atlantic Ocean. As I milled in and out and around the different boat docks and piers, I thought to myself, "Jerry (my husband) sure would enjoy seeing this. He just thinks he's seen a fishing boat!"
After leaving Killybegs, we had several hours until our scheduled boat ride to the cliffs. Des decided we should take the short ride down to the beautiful sea-side village of Glencolumbkille. Sounds good to me ~ let's go!
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For those of you interested in seeing the latest fireworks in the debate about new state voter ID laws, tune in this afternoon at 2:00 at http://judiciary.senate.gov. Senator Durbin is holding a hearing of the Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights on "New State Voting Laws: Barriers to the Ballot?" Yours truly will be a witness arguing in favor of such common-sense election reform.


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Craigsville, West Virginia is located in Nicholas county within the zipcode 26205. With a total of 0 golf courses in Craigsville, it lies at an elevation of 1894 feet above sea level. The current date and time in Craigsville West Virginia is November 20, 2017, 8:29 pm. Add a course for free by clicking here or contact us here.


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The Impact of Three Tax-Reform Proposals on Energy Plants
October 1, 2015
There is a general consensus that the United States tax code needs to be reformed and in recent years Senators Wyden, Senator Coats, and Senator Baucus and Representative Camp have proposed tax reforms in 2001, 2013 and 2014. In 2013, energy subsidies amounted to about $22 billion, and were generally divided into three categories:
- Credits and deductions.
- Cost-recovery mechanisms.
- Alternative business structures.
Estimates are based on these three tax plans regarding the financial performance of three energy facilities, a wind-power project, a combined-cycle gas turbine, and a solar-photovoltaic project were startling. Although these tax plans are as diverse as the projects on which they were implemented it is important to note several key findings:
- Even if a tax plan is not energy-specific, its impact could be as significant as if it did target a specific energy producer. In all three cases simplifying the depreciation provisions in the tax code creates income-tax distortions.
- Changing the depreciation rules can impact wind and solar energy generation more than gas-fired energy generation.
- New tax provisions must be carefully scrutinized as a new measure can change the impact of other unrelated tax provisions.
- The effective value of tax credits is decreased when tax-equity financing is implemented, resulting in only half of the possible value of both production and investment-based tax credits being realized.
Source: Jason Burwen, "The Impact of Three Tax-Reform Proposals on the Financial Performance of Energy Plants," American Energy Innovation Council, September 2015.
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3. There are tons of lobbyists in DC , why is this one so special ?
4. What was the process of picking a lobbyist ?
5. Why does the scope of the project keep changing ?
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NOAA Datums Videos 2014
Differential correction with NA2011 and the newest epoch of NAD83
See our and Datums Basics and GPS Tutorials for the long-awaited results of months of rigorous testing and peer review
Trimble Positions software has replaced Trimble GPS Analyst in ArcGIS 10.1
ALASKA GPS and GIS users - check out Joel Cusick's Datum and Projections presentation Feb 2013
ArcGIS 10.1 - New and Cool improvements see Presentation from Melita Kennedy, ESRI : Projections and Datums Dec 2012
This demonstration mutes the need for this comparison by manually entering base station coordinates directly from NGS datasheets.
Choose Reference Position Source
Base provider (2nd option) offers the opportunity to manually enter coordinates
1. Select the same CORS station
2. Click Copy
3. On the General tab, for Organization enter a name that describes the CORS site, source and reference system
4. On the Base Station tab, edit to match NGS
New L1 IGS08 IGS08 coordinates and altitude
5. Click OK and proceed with the differential correction
Export: Choose Reference System and Transformation
· Lat/Long - ITRF00 or UTM NAD83 as shown in chart
· Null transformation for all.
Since base station coordinates are NAD83, the GPS data shifts to NAD83 during differential correction. By choosing NAD83(Conus), the same null transformation used in Demo # 2, one avoids shifting the GPS data a second time during export.
1. Start a new ArcMap document containing no projection information
2. Since a NAD83 data frame is desired, add the expected NAD83 locations N4 and
N6 first
3. Verify the map projection is UTM NAD83
4. Verify the spatial reference for N4 and N6 is UTM NAD83
5. Add the expected ITRF00 locations: N1, N2, N3, N5 and N7.
Since these ITRF00 locations do not match the NAD83 map, a transformation to
align these layers in ArcMap can be specified.
6. Click the Transformations button
7. Choose to convert from NAD83 to WGS 84 using the _5 transform
Note: Same results in ArcGIS 10 as shown or in ArcGIS 10.1 with either [ITRF2000 to WGS84] +
[WGS84(ITRF00) to NAD83 transform or [ITRF2000 to WGS84] + [NAD83 to WGS84_5] transform
8. Verify spatial reference for N1, N2, N3, N5, N7 is ITRF00
9. Verify the map projection is still UTM NAD83
For N1, N2, N3, N5 N7 the data remains stored in ITRF00 but has been projected
"on the fly" in ArcMap to match the current NAD83 data frame.
Demo # 2 showed the 1.23 m difference between the "ITRF" and "NAD83" locations reflects the "meters from base distance". This corresponds to the difference between NAD83 and ITRF00 in this area. Below 2 groupings are one might have predicted from the "meters from base" distances.
· N2 and N5 are within 10 mm of each other
The difference between locations of the N5 (NGS ITRF00) and N2 ("HTDP ITRF00") reflects location-specific IGS08 adjustments that were lost when the NGS IGS08 positions were HTDP-transformed to ITRF00.
· N3 is 15 cm from N5/N2
This is the difference is the datum shift between IGS08 (N3) and ITRF00 (N5/N2).
· N1 and N7 locations are one and the same. This is not surprising as N1 coordinates were supplied by Trimble and the same coordinates were seeded for N7.
· The N6 location within a mm of N1/N7
· The N4 location is slightly shifted from N6 reflects the new absolute antenna position compared to the older antenna position and the datum shift between and NAD83(2011) and NAD83(CORS96)
Unacceptable -
· N2(HTDP-ITRF00)/N3(IGS08)/N5(ITRF00)/ can be dismissed since these do not meet the original goal of a NAD83 export.
· N6 is not good since it relies on "Old" coordinates which are based on the previous relative antenna standard that NGS no longer supports. The same could be said of N5.
· N7 is not good since these same coordinates are already the base file. Re-entering them introduces the element of human error. Re-read the results of demo # 1 before you insist on using the N1 workflow.
Best option in light of changes
In light of these Sept 2011 release of NA2011 and recent changes in PFO, N4 is the one of the best workflows above all others tested because the base coordinates were –
· manually entered from well-documented source, the NGS datasheet
· reflect the new absolute antenna position,
· are in the latest epoch of NAD83, NAD83(2011)
· meet our goals for export to GIS in a NAD83 shapefile
As Joel Cusick, NPS points out, "this is still not recommended as the 'right way', since this is really a 'temporary' work-around until a true solution can be found."


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Simsbury Land Trust protects a wide variety of important parcels of open space in Simsbury. Our focus is on four distinct and important types: fields and farms, ridges, wetlands, and scenic vistas.
Simsbury's fields and farms provide habitats for a whole range of birds, flowers, and other wildlife that depend on grass and brush environments, and they contribute disproportionately to the scenery in town. We enjoy looking at fields, and fields enable us to see beyond. Without periodic wildfire and uninterrupted beaver activity, fields are not a natural phenomenon and therefore need active management to continue to exist. An effective and efficient way to accomplish this is to see that farms continue to exist.
People often talk of a recognizable sense of place, a particular character, when they speak of Simsbury. Much of what they mean by this derives from a number of geological features highlighted by grand river valley tucked between two dramatic ridges.
Traprock ridges exist in New England in a very limited area, primarily along the southern Connecticut River Valley. Simsbury has more of these volcanic outcroppings within its boundary than nearly any other town in Massachusetts or Connecticut. They create an unusual variety of distinct habitats and, as a result, a disproportionate number of state-listed uncommon, rare, or endangered plants and animals. They also provide exceptional hiking opportunities enhanced by several miles of trails the Simsbury Land Trust maintains.
Wetlands are among our most important types of open space, providing the essential functions of water retention and purification. They also harbor the largest amount and variety of life of any habitat in Simsbury. As would be expected in a river valley bounded by ridges, wetlands can be found in every part of town, from the floodplain itself to vernal or seasonal pools and seasonal streams high in the hills. However, they have become partitioned over the years as residential development has spread into private nooks and crannies and into more marginally developable areas. As wetlands are divided into smaller and more isolated parcels, migration patterns are altered, wildlife with minimum range requirements disappear, and the life that remains lives under additional stress from nearby chemicals, family pets, and changes in water levels.
Simsbury boasts several types of wetlands, defined primarily by the distinctive plants and animals each supports. Among these are the river and its tributary streams, year-round ponds, red maple or brush swamps, bogs, wet meadows, and vernal ponds. The loss of any one of these wetland types would diminish the rich variety of plants, insects, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals that share this part of the earth with us.
One of the most important factors in creating our sense of place is the visual landscape. Simsbury is fortunate to have a number of notable physical features. To a degree the community has been successful in maintaining well distributed panoramas where development is scattered, hidden or non-existent. There is a contentment and hopefulness that comes with living within a natural setting that we do not experience in a manmade world surrounding isolated parks, no matter how spectacular those parks might be.
Continuous natural corridors or greenbelts are much more valuable than individual, isolated parcels. They support a wider variety of species because of greater size, a greater likelihood of mixed habitats, better buffers from incompatible use, and generally more interesting hiking and educational opportunities.
We remain as convinced today that this is where our focus should be and where we can do the most good with the time and resources at hand.


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Charley Boorman's Extreme Frontiers (4 x 60′) – He's ridden through Africa in the award winning series Long Way Down, braved the wilds of the North on his 20,000 mile Long Way Round adventure and now Charley Boorman, accompanied by producer/director Russ Malkin, set out on an epic 10,300 mile journey across Canada, the world's second largest country. Travelling principally on motorbikes, the series sees Charley and Russ traversing each of the 10 Canadian Provinces, 2 Frontiers, 3 Oceans and 4 Extreme Frontiers from East to West revealing a unique insight into this beautiful country.
Never before has Charley had the opportunity to deeply explore one country. Each episode sees them embark on a series of dangerous, frightening, inspiring and hilarious tasks from canoeing to rodeo, heli-mountain biking to ice hockey. Charley also braves the impressive 8,000m peak Mount Fable in Alberta and overcoming his claustrophobia whilst wreck diving in Lake Huron. Every challenge reveals the breathtaking wilderness of Canada, its people and its diverse culture. It sees the team delve into its rich history whilst being pushed to the limit in a series of often tough challenges.
Key challenges featured in the show include:
To see unseen clips from Charley's adventure visit the Charley Boorman's Extreme Frontiers website.
Charley Boorman's Extreme Frontiers DVD and book will be available nationwide in the 1st week of January 2012
Channel: Channel 5
Producer: Big Earath
TX: December 2011
Source: Channel 5 Press Office


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Discussion in 'Travelogues & Experiences' started by theblack, Sep 22, 2013.
Any specific reason?
I felt 500Px has more matured way and premium photography blogging. small analysis . : Apple - 500Px , Android - Flickr , Picasa- Windows phone , Google+ - Blackberry
After your suggestion i did try to create an account and upload pics but its not as Free as i would like it to be. I'm not able to create sets either without upgrading.
That's not fair
shams mind blowing pictures. Congrats for your trip and :clap for completing it safely.
Wow! Congrats for the epic journey. The pics and your Abarth looks great :up
13th Sept, 2013
Udaipur and around.
The previous night itself we had inquired about places to see and decided on what all to cover for the current day . Since our hotel was centrally placed with almost all the tourist spots at a stone throws distance we could have very well walked if the temperature was on our side but we decided to take the car as it was 38C at 9AM.
I quickly tucked back into the hotel and we settled down for breakfast by 10AM. ;-)
We ordered just 1 paratha ,dahi and aachar for breakfast hoping to not eat too much as we didn't know the quality of the food and didn't want to fall ill.
The guy brings us the paratha and we eat a slice. Almost immediately my wife exclaims, Can we have 3 parathas each please, and make it fast
Well that's about the food quality at our hotel . it was really amazing.
We left straight to the first spot.
Sahelio ki bagh
Next stop was the Fateh sagar lake , it a huge lake and the best part is that its actually an artificial lake. The view was amazing and i'm sure if we had visited the lake during the sunset it would have been really good but i had other plans during sunset so gave it a pass.
By the time we finished a round of the city (yes the entire city can be covered in 30-45mins) but we took a good 3:30 hrs to stop and photograph pretty much everything on the road.
Soon after it was baking hot and returned back to our hotel which took a few mins and had a nice sleep after another round of parathas.
we hoped to go to the Udaipur palace by evening . We were so exhausted after contineous drives and another round of walking in the sun we just didn't get up till 4:30. We woke up and had Tea (Rajastanis make good masala chaai) and left by 4:45.
Just as i pulled my car out , the hotel owner steps out and
Owner : sir aap palace ja ra he hai ?
me : haan
Owner : vo tho paach me hi bandh karthe hai.
me : hmm, yaha monsoon palace bhi hai na?
Owner : yes sir
me : teek hai, thanks.
(And this decision turned out to be a good one indeed)
The monsoon palace is about 13kms from our hotel and that's when my trusted MIMI (our pet name for MMI) took us through roads that were so narrow , i could barely fit my car. I wanted to override MIMI by i didn't know any routes to do better so blindly followed it with a promise that we would never take the same route again.
We reached the monsoon palace by 5:30PM and were taken aback by the cool breeze and after having spent a sweaty morning and a totally stressful 13kms drive up to the palace all i did for a few mins was to take in the breeze!!
Done with the palace we returned down and that's when on the LHS we saw this
This small shack was just too enticing to leave it and soon we were inside. For 2 folks from blr seeing something so colorful in the middle of nowhere was just a very very welcome scence.
This is apparently just a Rock cafe service food (no alcohol) and hookah. We sat out under the moon for about 2 hrs and enjoyed there reception to a very tasty pizza and pasta and some hookah as well.
Note :: I thought these folks just prepare rajasthani food well but my god were these italian dishes yummy.
To be honest i've not had such tasty and soft pizzas even in pizza hut around here.
We left this place with our tummy full reached the hotel and slept after knowing the day ended well.
Next day, it would be the might fort of chittorghar
Sham, Beautiful pics & trip. Congrats, waiting for more pics .
14th Sept, morning
We had previously planned to leave to chittorghar early and i estimated a total time of 6hrs including the travel and time to be spent in the fort.
Before hand i had info that its not going to be an easy trek as its the Largest fort in india. Knowing this we quickly had breakfast and left our Udaipur hotel at 6AM .
Chittorghar, also called Chittor is about 115kms from Udaipur and houses the largest fort in india . Its been held by nearly 55 kings and covers a massive 691.9 acres
So quickly fired up my beloved MIMI and set bearings for chittor.
The beautiful NH-76/NH-79
I had my first instance of heart in mouth on this road. It was about 9:30AM and i was ripping at 100kmph and an Idiot without even understanding what highway means and how to cross a median just jumps across right in front of me.
With in a split second i slam the brakes and thanks to ABS i was able to steer away from him and stop the car. I had half the mind to just get out and belt that moron with a baton i was carrying first and then talk to him, but my wife stopped me .
After a round of yelling we parted ways.
Beauty of FIAT : This is the first time in nearly 4 years that i had to do such a panic braking and i came to a dead stop from 100 in what felt like just a few secs and all the time i was in control of the car.
The brakes though its a bit old and disks are reaching its EOL didn't falter one bit and the ABS was just spot on and my respect towards FIAT grew even more.
If it was any other car the consequences were unimaginable. The situation was that tight.
NOTE : Rajastan is filled with morons who drive less and honk more. Udaipur/jodhpur/jaisalmer anywhere i went the city dwellers be it a taxiwalla or a BMW owner just sits on the horn the whole damn time. So please be careful.
2.) Highways in Rajastan have more of wildlife than human life so you will always find cattle, peacocks, bulls, dogs more than anything else and these folks just come out of nowhere. I cannot stress enough to be careful while driving at high speeds on these roads. Please be very careful.
3.) Always be on your guard especially on the highways as you cannot predict things like what happened to me and the worst part is that these guys dont even acknowledge their mistake.
Moving ahead, we reached the beautiful fort of chittorghar
After spending a good amount of time at the fort we left for udaipur by 1PM hoping to reach the hotel soon and move out to the udaipur palace.
Breathtaking photographs, Sham.
Thanks sir
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Bobcat and Other Stories
Download and read online Bobcat and Other Stories in PDF and EPUB Winner of the 2013 Believer Book Award. At turns heartbreaking and wise, tender and wry Bobcat and Other Stories establishes Rebecca Lee as one of the most powerful and original voices in contemporary fiction. A university student on her summer abroad is offered the unusual task of arranging a friend's marriage. Secret infidelities and one guest's dubious bobcat-related injury propel a Manhattan dinner party to its unexpected conclusion. Students at an elite architecture retreat seek the wisdom of their revered mentor but end up learning more about themselves and one another than about their shared craft. In these acutely observed and scaldingly honest stories Lee gives us characters who are complex and flawed, cracking open their fragile beliefs and exposing the paradoxes that lie within their romantic and intellectual pursuits. Whether they're in the countryside of the American Midwest, on a dusty prairie road in Saskatchewan, or among the skyscrapers and voluptuous hills of Hong Kong, the terrain is never as difficult to navigate as their own histories and desires. Rebecca Lee is the author of the critically acclaimed novel The City Is a Rising Tide and the short story collection Bobcat and Other Stories. She has been published in The Atlantic and Zoetrope, and in 2001 she received a National Magazine Award for her short fiction. Originally from Saskatchewan, Lee is a graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop and is now a professor of creative writing at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. 'Bobcat and Other Stories is nothing short of brilliant. Rebecca Lee writes with the unflinching, cumulatively devastating precision of Chekhov and Munro, peeling back layer after layer of illusion until we're left with the truth of ourselves ...This extraordinary story collection is sure to confirm its author as one of the best writers of her generation.' Ben Fountain, author of Billy Flynn's Long Halftime Walk 'Mesmirisingly strange...[Lee's] eccentric eloquence...makes Bobcat so potent and powerful.' New York Times 'In all these stories, confused, sometimes misdirected men and women struggle to figure out their places in the world, stumble into often unhappy situations and sometimes, to their great misfortune, get exactly what they were hoping for...Lee captures little pieces of all of us and she does it in language so delicate and precise that you'll re-read passages for the joy of it.' Star Tribune 'Slim, sly and brilliant.' Oprah.com 'Lee writes with an unflinching eye toward the darkest and saddest aspects of life, often finding humor where least expected. This fresh, provocative collection, peerless in its vehement elucidation of contemporary foibles, is not to be missed.' Publisher's Weekly 'This is a potent, quietly daring and sturdily imagined collection, rich with a subtlety in short supply in our current short-fiction landscape, where writers seem to settle for lobbing verbal grenades in the reader's general direction. In stories like "Bobcat" and "Fialta," there is the real sense of significance, as though a whole subway system's worth of meaning is roaring beneath the text, ready to whisk the reader anywhere they need to go.' National Post


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Helping frogs and toads
There are lots of things you can do in your garden to help our amphibian friends.
Here are just a few ideas!
Photo by Birdy Andy
- Create a pond, no matter how small, even a large bowl such as an unused baby bath can attract frogs to your wildlife garden, but remember it must have a rocky outcrop or sloping sides so that frogs (and other animals) can get out once they are in.
- Do not catch frogs or keep them as pets.
- Help migrating frogs by picking them up at busy roads, see our frogs and toads page.
- Don't use pesticides or chemicals in your wildlife garden, this will not only benefit frogs, but all other creatures too.
- Keep an eye on your resident frogs. Recently scientific research has discovered a virus called the 'ranavirus' but more commonly termed 'redleg' which has been hitting many frog populations. It basically causes blistering, redness and ulceration of the limbs and it can mean a slow and lingering death for the frogs as it eventually causes their limbs to fall off and ultimately results in their death. If you are concerned your resisdent frogs may have this there are a number of bodies you can report this to including Froglife or your Local Wildlife Trust.
- Create wood piles, stone piles and rough areas of long grass near ponds where frogs and toads can hide as well as find food.
- Avoid keeping tadpoles in small containers which can kill them – watch them in the pond instead, where they will be much safer and you can enjoy their development.
- Never move frogs from one area to another – this can spread disease and the new site may not be ready for the frogs – if you provide the right habitats for them, they will come when they are ready!
Toads having fun
Photo by Birdy Andy
Article written by: Sharon Roberts
Sharon is a keen wildlife photographer and videographer, on land and underwater. She has participated in various conservation projects throughout the world including Wolf conservation in Yellowstone and Portugal and other projects in the Galapagos Islands, the Hebrides and closer to home, having worked for the Suffolk Wildlife Trust. Sharon is a keen wildlife gardener, receiving regular hedgehog guests in her own back garden. A few miles down the road she is lucky enough to own a piece of land with her father, where they are regularly rewarded with sights of Foxes, Otters and Owls.
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Hello, is there a way to create a "picklist" in Excel so that only certain values may be entered? (Like you do in Access).
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The following is cut and pasted directly from the Excel help files.
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Type the entries for the dropdown list in a single column or row. Do not include blank cells in the list.
If you type the list on a different worksheet from the data entry cell, define a name for the list.
Select the cell, range of cells, or nonadjacent selections that you want to name.
Click the Name box at the left end of the formula bar .
Name box
Type the name for the cells.
Press ENTER.
Note You cannot name a cell while you are changing the contents of the cell.
If you type the list in a different workbook, define a name with an external reference to the list.
Open the workbook that contains the list of dropdown entries.
Open the workbook where you want to validate cells, point to Name on the Insert menu, and then click Define.
In the Names in workbook box, type the name.
In the Refers to box, delete the contents, and keep the insertion pointer in the box.
On the Window menu, click the name of the workbook that contains the list of dropdown entries, and then click the worksheet that contains the list.
Select the cells containing the list.
In the Define Name dialog box, click Add, and then click Close.
Select the cell where you want the dropdown list.
On the Data menu, click Validation, and then click the Settings tab.
In the Allow box, click List.
If the list is in the same worksheet, enter a reference to your list in the Source box.
If the list is elsewhere, enter the name you defined for your list in the Source box.
Make sure the reference or name is preceded with an equal sign (=).
Make sure the In-cell dropdown check box is selected.
Specify whether the cell can be left blank: Select or clear the Ignore blank check box.
To display optional input instructions when the cell is clicked, click the Input Message tab, make sure the Show input message when cell is selected check box is selected, and then fill in the title and text for the message.


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We believe in the power of dreaming and the process we created and value called Visioneering.
Wine is an avid shared hobby of our founding partners, Krista (KK) and her husband Scott. Pursuant to their dreams of their desired future, they purchased a 25 acre farm and relocated from East Central Dallas to rural Grayson County, Texas in December 2015. They'll be opening a winery and vineyard, north of the towns of Sadler and Whitesboro in North Texas. They are pleased to be located in the Texoma A. V. A. (American Viticulture Area) and look forward to producing wines made from 100% Texas grapes.
She and Scott became grape farmers beginning with a Test Vineyard of 125 grapevines (5 varieties: Merlot, Syrah, Viognier, Alvarinho and Tempranillo) in Spring 2016.
Winemaking and expanding the vineyard together over the next 10+ years is their life's next chapter. In the mean time, Krista is incorporating some of what she knows about viticulture, enology, cuisine, and hospitality with her everyday business. She's periodically supplying blog content to the Texas Wine Lover®, serving on the grassroots committee developing the Texoma Craft Beverage Alliance, as well as the Advisory Board for the T.V. Munson Enology & Viticulture Center which houses the Grayson College programs for wine making and grape growing.
In October 2014, Krista and Scott joined the Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association as "Friend of" members and attended Grape Camp in Fredericksburg that November. In 2016, they're excited to upgrade their membership to Vineyard Members.
In January 2015, Krista began her studies at the Grayson College Extension Campus in Denison, home of the T. V. Munson Enology & Viticulture Center. She completed a program that usually takes 2 years in 1 year by earning her Associates of Applied Sciences degree in Viticulture and Enology at Grayson College in Denison, Texas and graduating with honors in December 2015.
In April 2015, Krista received one of five Hoss Newsom Annual Scholarships awarded by the Texas Wine & Grape Growers Foundation for upcoming Texas Winemakers and Grape Growers.
The Hartmans entered the first wine they ever made together in the Texas Non-Commercial Wine Competition . Their Italian red blend was awarded a bronze medal in June. Scott gave it the clever name of "In the Beginning."
KK also served for the first time as a judge for the Lone Star International Wine Competition, June 1 & 2, 2015, hosted in Grapevine, Texas by the Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association. She was invited back to judge again in 2016, and already has the 2017 competition dates in her calendar.
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Through the cafés, trains, and nighttime cities of Europe, Charles Latimer follows a twisting trail of drug-smugglers, thieves and assassins that will lead him to Dimitrios.
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"A most enjoyable history and geography lesson"
I first heard this story many years ago when it came out on cassette tape. I was driving across Europe, listeing to this story about an author who traveled across Europe in search of the reasons why in a dead man's life. I still enjoy listening to it today. Mr. Spencer was a good choice to narrate this story. The film, "The Mask of Dimitrios" runs pretty close to the book and I couldn't imagine better actors than Peter Lorre, Sidney Greenstreet and Zachary Scott to play the characters as originally written by the author. Mr. Ambler's descriptions of characters are sympathetic and on the mark. Desparation, frustration, unrequited love and greed are well written. Highly recommended for those who are able to place their imaginations back in the 1930s.
"Raymond Chandler of European espionage fiction"
It is hard not to like Eric Ambler's amateur spies. They aren't reluctant, just lucky and persistent. They seem to have seeded an entire generation of suspense novelists. Reading Ambler I see exactly what inspired le Carre, Furst, Steinhauer, etc.
Ambler has a voice and style which are matched by his ability to capture a reader's interest with characters and setting. He is like a magician that spends an elaborate amount of time carefully setting a formal table just so at the very end he can pull the cloth out -- leaving the characters shaking from the movement, but readers stuck within their own inertia.
It is hard to judge Ambler once you realize every reference point you have to judge him by contains a fragment of Ambler. He is the Raymond Chandler of European espionage fiction. The genre doesn't exist separate from the author and 'A Coffin for Dimitrios' is one of his greatest works.
"A well written neat classic adventure"
A very interesting trip through the old Europe. A detective spy novel that takes you on a trip. characters well developed, a logical plot, and satisfying ending.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, well written, great story. Narration was top not notch. If you enjoy detective novels this is one I would highly recommend.
"Not My Kind of Novel"
I have read a few books I enjoyed less than this one, but very few that I actually finished. It was our book club choice for this month so I soldered on.
I'm not saying it's a bad book. The fault is probably mine; I have difficulty liking any book, movie, or TV show where I don't find something to admire in the characters, at least one of them. I didn't care one bit about even the protagonist in this one. He was dull, and everyone else was despicable, so it was a slog even to complete this relatively short novel. Apparently it was written in the late 1930s and therefore is an early example of this genre--international political thriller. That may explain my problem with it, and it was probably educational to have read it.
A lot of people liked this book a great deal, so I am speaking only for myself. I do feel somewhat virtuous for having persisted to finish it.
"Among the best"
Superbly written,wonderfully narrated,Mr.Spencer has a unique
talent to hold ones attention from the introduction to conclusion
"Oldie but still a goodie"
A spy thriller that ends unexpectedly like all of Ambler's books. Highly recommend investigating this one. Keeps you busy listening.
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looking help madly to start up with Liferay. looking help madly to start up with Liferay. https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_recent_posts?p_l_id= 2017-11-24T00:35:48Z 2017-11-24T00:35:48Z RE: Email an Articel Page & Download as PDF Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=38074806 2014-05-22T06:21:33Z 2014-05-22T06:21:33Z Thanks a lot , i will try all these and get back to you. I am really happy to get your reply.

Thanks again. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2014-05-22T06:21:33Z RE: Email an Articel Page & Download as PDF Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=38053951 2014-05-21T16:38:28Z 2014-05-21T16:38:28Z Thanks Meera, i will try this for sure. Btw, is there any way to send email a page? Like tell a friend. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2014-05-21T16:38:28Z Email an Articel Page & Download as PDF Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=37998564 2014-05-20T16:15:34Z 2014-05-20T16:15:34Z Hi All,
I would really appreciate if anyone can suggest me a way to give a link in a page, say news page, where user can email that page to his/her friend. Like tell a friend. Secondly, I also need an option of any page to download as PDF.

Is there any way to add these when I view any page using asset_publisher in maximized mode?

Thanks in advance.
Rony. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2014-05-20T16:15:34Z Sitemap.json Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=36578518 2014-04-07T16:33:49Z 2014-04-07T16:33:49Z Hi,
I can define my sitemap jason like the following to add asset publisher portlet to my page called Case study. But i tried to pass parameter "anyAssetType" dynamically so that I can display only case study assets only to that page. As Asset type id is dynamic, every time , I deploy the theme, i get a new id and cant filter my display with the type. Is there any way to filter my display dynamically so that i dont have to set the preference again and again manually?

I would appreciate the help, just giving me any api doc or anything is fine.

Thanks in advance.

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 }, Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2014-04-07T16:33:49Z RE: Removing Workflow from Control Panel Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=15630685 2012-08-15T11:55:53Z 2012-08-15T11:55:53Z Hi,
I also could not make it working. What changes did u made in liferay-display.xml and liferay-portlet.xml ?? Did u also change the workflow.xml resource file in ext??

Please let me know.

Thanks.
Rony. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2012-08-15T11:55:53Z UserList and detail portlet Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=11005140 2011-10-06T08:54:27Z 2011-10-06T08:54:27Z Hi all,
I have made an user list and detail portlet and contributed into the community. You can download it free.

UserList & detail portlet Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2011-10-06T08:54:27Z RE: Integration Liferay with Pentaho & Intalio Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=7514669 2011-02-13T12:09:43Z 2011-02-13T12:09:43Z Hi,
Anyone did integration Liferay with intalio? Pls, post a guideline if possible.

Thanks.
Rony. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2011-02-13T12:09:43Z Liferay 5.x - How to add a default folder into bookmark Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=5951760 2010-09-22T13:33:02Z 2010-09-22T13:33:02Z Hi All,
i am looking for a help of adding a default folder into bookmark which folder will be visible to all community and users. Can any one help me , how can i add that folder?? Ofc, i am looking programmatic way.

Thanks.
paradise. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-09-22T13:33:02Z RE: liferay-ui:search-container orderable ? Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=5473749 2010-08-02T19:57:47Z 2010-08-02T19:57:47Z Hi,
did u get any solution because i am looking for the same solution. pls reply. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-08-02T19:57:47Z RE: looking help madly to start up with Liferay. Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=4608534 2010-02-15T07:10:15Z 2010-02-15T07:10:15Z Thank you guys. I will keep bugging you until I could go dig of it. I am reading "Portal Enterprise Intranet" book. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-02-15T07:10:15Z RE: looking help madly to start up with Liferay. Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=4602605 2010-02-12T15:07:00Z 2010-02-12T15:05:10Z There training program is seems to me too expensive .
@whyBish valid , thanks a lot. I am trying but seems little bit complex. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-02-12T15:05:10Z RE: looking help madly to start up with Liferay. Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=4596306 2010-02-11T13:30:48Z 2010-02-11T13:30:48Z Is there any video tutorial for Liferay administration and theme development?
I dont see any video tutorial in this link thou it linked with title video tutorial http://www.liferay.com/documentation/5.2

Thanks. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-02-11T13:30:48Z RE: looking help madly to start up with Liferay. Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=4593733 2010-02-11T05:25:37Z 2010-02-11T05:25:37Z Thanks Michael, let me have a look at it. Deawn Md Alimozzaman 2010-02-11T05:25:37Z looking help madly to start up with Liferay. Deawn Md Alimozzaman https://web.liferay.com/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=&messageId=4591841 2010-02-10T20:56:28Z 2010-02-10T20:56:28Z Hello all,
I am very new in Liferay and just install it in my machine. Now I want to convert a Drupal theme into Liferay theme just to get dig into it. So can anyone pls give me any step by guild help to build a liferay theme. I have search but getting lot of things and gets lost where to start and how. Please I would love to hear from any of you. I really liked this technology , i want to explore myself in this area of development.

Btw, is there any video tutorial link which actually make the learning faster.

Thanks.
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Open Data Connect is the first of our quarterly social and networking events organised by ODI Queensland.
Help build a vibrant community of open data friends in Brisbane. This is an informal, after-work opportunity to connect with new and old friends in the open data community, catch up over a drink, and hear a brief talk on an interesting topic.
Everyone is invited to attend this first Connect event, but numbers are limited. Drinks and light snacks will be provided.
Register here
Winners from GovHack Brisbane will be presenting and holding a panel discussion and I'll be talking about the Open Data Census.
Hope to see you there.
We had a great night talking Open Data and playing ping pong
I forgot to mention the key messages from the GovHack teams to data publishers:
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SEATTLE - Michael Vick tossed the helmet, but that wasn't enough.
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The Falcons' quarterback took out his frustration on his headwear in the closing minutes of Saturday's 21-18 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at Qwest Stadium.
His hamstring, injured minutes earlier, hurt, but his pride ached worse when backup Matt Schaub replaced him for Atlanta's final offensive play.
"They just pulled me out. Maybe I wasn't moving the way I'm used to," said Vick, who was sacked on the previous play. "I wasn't really thinking about my hamstring at that point, I was just think about making a play."
He'll get another chance next Sunday at Buffalo. Coach Jim Mora said he pulled Vick over concerns about his hamstring, which he injured on a 32-yard scramble earlier in the fourth quarter.
There is no quarterback controversy coming, Mora said.
"Mike our quarterback. If he's ready to go, he's going," Mora said. "He's our guy and he's going to be as long as I'm coaching here and he's playing here."
The hamstring injury isn't serious, Vick said. Mora said the muscle was cramping on Vick, but the quarterback describe the injury as a "tweaked" hamstring.
Half of horrors
The Seahawks redefined dominance in building a 21-0 halftime lead, out-gaining Atlanta 288-78. The Falcons were 1-for-6 on third down, coming up short on third-and-inches twice.
They gained just 10 total yards in the second quarter.
Seattle tailback Shaun Alexander rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown in the half. Atlanta held Alexander to 80 yards in the 2004 season finale. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck completed 13 of 16 passes for 192 yards and two touchdowns.
The half was Atlanta's worst since a 56-10 loss to Kansas City last season. The Falcons trailed 35-3 at halftime in that game.
Smith, Rossum inactive
Defensive end Brady Smith and kick returner/cornerback Allen Rossum were inactive for Sunday's game because of injuries.
A quadriceps injury sidelined Smith, who had neck surgery in the offseason. The thigh muscle tightened up on him after Friday's practice. Smith had two tackles in the season-opening victory over Philadelphia. Chauncey Davis, a rookie out of Florida State, started in Smith's place, with Patrick Kerney sliding to right end and Davis playing on the left.
Rossum injured his hamstring in Wednesday's practice, the same day Kevin Mathis got hurt. Romby Bryant handled kickoffs in Rossum's stead while Brian Finneran and DeAngelo Hall returned punts against the Seahawks. Christian Morton replaced Rossum as the nickelback in the Falcons' secondary.
Rhodes back on job
Seahawks defensive coordinator Ray Rhodes returned to work Sunday, 14 days after the former Eagles head coach suffered a mild stroke.
Rhodes coached from the booth adjacent to the press box, although he did not call the defensive plays. Linebackers coach John Marshall called the Seahawks' signals.
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Dark Chocolate Raspberry Rose Brownies
Let go. Release your mind. Engage in random acts of generosity and love. As the world spins in unknown directions, this recipe will be your safe buoy of romance, sanity and comfort. Yes, healthy food can be deeply calming and reassuring. Please share this recipe with someone you love. Take a deep breath and enjoy. After all, romantic nourishment touches the senses and says 'I love you' in a way that words can never express. ...
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Paleo Strawberry Rose Panna Cotta for Lovers
A healthy way to say "I love you". This sensual dessert is made with coconut, strawberries and rose water. It's very easy to prepare, Vegan and Paleo. Inspired by a treat I tasted in Italy,
Panna Cotta
'cooked cream'
in Italian, served like a custard or pudding. The flavor is rich and romantic, while being dairy-free. It won't even spike blood sugar if you use one of the suggested natural non-glycemic sweeteners. Coconut cream is thick, luxurious coconut milk. ...
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Spinach Beet Brain Food Salad with Omega-3 Dressing
Here's my easiest and best spinach salad for brain health. It's packed with tasty Omega-3's and powerful antioxidants. Inspired by my article "Top 12 Foods for Your Brain", it has spinach, beets, avocado, broccoli, celery, walnuts, apple cider vinegar, and flaxseed oil, all important brain foods. Serves 2 hungry eaters, or 4 as a side salad. Spinach is a nutritional powerhouse. Researchers say the powerful antioxidant qualities of spinach, including ...
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Chocolate Ambrosia and a Young Coconut…
Sounds like a suspense novel. Nope, just a dizzyingly scrumptious chocolate treat. And my instant pick-me-up today. OMG the flavor is so rich I'm in love! Hard to believe it is raw, dairy-free and sugar-free. Yes, I was terrified the first time I opened a young coconut. However it's as simple as 1-2-3! I bought the
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12 Amazing Health Benefits of Fermented Foods
Fermenting is one of the easiest and most effective ways to improve your health. In this age of processed fast food and GMO's, fermented foods like sauerkraut and yogurt are a life-saver to your gut, with far more beneficial bacteria than most probiotic supplements. Available in tasty forms and flavors, just 2 tablespoons of a fermented food at a meal can restore your internal balance. Here are 12 BIG advantages of fermented food: Improves your energy level, mood, mental health, ...
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Fermented Mango Chutney aka Major Grey's
The first time I tasted Major Grey's chutney, I thought I had died and gone to heaven! Its surprising blend of exotic Indian flavors with mango and - well, plenty of sugar, was love at first bite! I wondered - can I re-invent Major Grey's chutney with non-glycemic sweeteners, and ferment it for digestive health, to enjoy these mysterious flavors with every meal?? It worked! Ha Ha! ...
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Paleo Sweet Potato Latkes with Cranberry Applesauce
An authentic Hanukkah favorite, potato latkes are a classic delicacy throughout Eastern Europe. But these babies are free of gluten, grain, dairy, sugar and nightshades! Yay! The traditional recipe uses white potato (a nightshade) with egg and matzo meal (wheat gluten). Instead this easy Paleo-adapted version use sweet potato, egg, onion, and almond meal. Top the latkes with Instant Cranberry Applesauce and dairy-free
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Dark Rye Flourless Blender Bread
If you've been following my experiments with flourless blender breads, this is the next evolution! Amazingly easy and so delicious! It tastes like old fashioned dark rye, with a hint of sweetness. This is a true comfort-food with my
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This bread has major health benefits including:
It is high in protein, Omega-3, vitamin, and low carb nutrition from sprouted rye, chia seeds, and eggs. Yay!
Easy to make! Just blend, pour in pan, and bake. There's no kneading or waiting for yeast to rise.
It's easier to digest because the grain is soaked. So it's free of saponins and indigestible coatings found in all seeds, grains, flours and commercial breads.
Flourless bread cleans your digestive tract with gentle fiber, promoting healthy elimination, while preventing formation of mucoid plaque and belly flab associated with all flours. DOUBLE YAY!
The biggest advantage is, the flavor of soaked or sprouted grains is out of this world! Commercial breads made with conventional flours just can't compare in taste.
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Vegan Pumpkin Flan with Goji Berries
This easy flan is perfect for the holidays, just blend, pour into glasses, and allow a few minutes to thicken before serving. Goji berries are a high anti-oxidant superfood that lifts immunity, mood, skin health, and sexuality. Well, you can't beat that! Gojis have a sweet flavor and make the flan a beautiful orange color. ...
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Paleo Dark Chocolate Truffles
These babies taste luscious, decadent and divine. I can't believe they're so incredibly easy! The best dark chocolate truffles are made with pure coconut milk and 100% bakers chocolate. Creamy and dreamy inside, just like French
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Royal Icing, Non-Glycemic
If you like to decorate cookies, but thought you'd have to give it up, think again! I loved holiday cookies as a child - it was an annual family tradition. A new concept in healthier cookies, these are free of gluten, grains, dairy, and sugar. I used my
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Paleo Thumbprint Cookies
Whether it's a holiday treat, a special day, or just because you want to bake them, everyone will give a thumbs-up to Thumbprint cookies. These sweet, crunchy morsels will melt in your mouth. Thumbprint cookies are easy and fun for kids to make. They look and taste just like my Mom's, however this Paleo adapted recipe is far more nutritious, free of...
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Paleo Holiday No-Sugar Cookies
Yesss!! Now we can make crispy holiday cookies free of gluten, grains, and sugars. Are you wondering how the dough is so flexible and easy to cut in shapes? Aha! The secret ingredient is coconut butter, which is pure coconut meat, ground. It's unprocessed, low in carbs, and delicious. Time to get out your rolling pin and cookie cutters! ...
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Paleo Pumpkin Swirl Brownies
Oooey gooey pumpkin chocolate brownies are a necessity of the season! What makes them so dark and rich? Pure cacao, pumpkin, apple and chia seeds all marbled together. Since there's no flour, sugar or dairy, they're pretty much guilt-free. A great snack, this recipe is Paleo, low-carb, free of gluten, grains and GMO's. It will not spike your blood sugar or cause weight gain if ...
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Vegan Chocolate Cream Cheese Frosting
This amazingly rich and creamy frosting is a snap to make. It tastes just like my mom's, except it has no cream cheese! Instead, it uses coconut butter and lemon. Yes, those are my teeth marks! This deceptively easy frosting came about by accident. When I was blending my
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Chocolate Swirl Pumpkin Pie
This pie looks complicated, but isn't. Instead it will send you right over the edge with joy! Pumpkin and chocolate are a beautiful swirl of flavors when marbled together. Try my
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Perfect Chocolate Coconut Pie Crust
If you like chocolate and toasted coconut, you'll LOVE this pie crust. Paleo, gluten-free, grain-free, and tree nut-free, it's great for gatherings when you need to accommodate diverse diets. Soft and flexible, you can press it into the pan with your fingers, or roll it out with a rolling pin! When it bakes, it gets crispy and irresistibly delicious. ...
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Right now is the most delicious time of year! Pumpkins symbolize prosperity, fertility, and the harvest. This simple soup embodies all the richness of autumn. Just boil, blend, and enjoy. Homemade garlic croutons are crunchy and so easy with
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Small grain growth was positively related to average daily temperature. The immediate response to any degree of defoliation was a loss in dry weight of the crown. The recovery period was determined by the degree of defoliation. Frequent defoliation reduced plant development and forage yield while height of cutting influenced the distribution of harvested forage during the season but not term yield.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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Have you ever come home from a long run and the only thing you could think of was opening the refrigerator to eat something? You're dog shares the same feeling. No wonder Fido hovers around you waiting for a piece of food to drop so he can get a post-workout snack.
Active dogs need recovery food just the same as we do. It's our job, as conscious active dog owners, to give them what they need.
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Recovery food for dogs means protein, carbohydrates and water. Yes, they need water in a big way—it's a big part of their recovery. A homemade dog food meal can not only give your dog an enzyme-filled boost of protein and real vegetables, but also add to their hydration as well. Try this recipe to help Fido recover and get ready for the next training run.
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Agriculture as been the back bone of this country and not only that but it as been one of our most treasured natural resources and gift of nature which to a great extend we have appreciate the value so much, Lagos state inspite of the population as invested massively into agriculture and some of the outcome are the photos you will see below.
These are the photos taking from the 2015 World Food Day Celebrated by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Great farmer, great nation....no farmer, no nation...it was a glorious turnout today as Lagos state Ministry of agric marks 2015 World Food Day at Oko-oba,agege.
Below are few images of farmers...most encouraging were the students representatives.
God bless all farmers.
Greatest farmers!
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