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Here is a quick reference of REST API essentials that will help you get going with the QuickBooks Online API. The QuickBooks API includes two domains: Accounting API and Payments API. The topics listed below are presented for both of these domains.
This information assumes you are familiar with REST API principles and the mechanics of constructing requests and parsing responses. However, we recommend using our SDKs for app development, which orchestrate these low level details into methods that do the heavy lifting for you.
|Working environment
|Accounting API
|Payments API
|Sandbox (development)
In the sections below, substitute the appropriate URL where noted with the baseURL placeholder.
|Accounting API
|Payments API
|Create and update
|POST baseURL/v3/company/realmID/resourceName
|POST baseURL/quickbooks/v4/resourceName
|Single-object read
|GET baseURL/v3/company/realmID/resourceName/entityID
|GET baseURL/quickbooks/v4/resourceName
|Multi-object read
|GET baseURL/v3/company/realmID/query?query=selectStmt
|GET baseURL/quickbooks/v4/resourceName
|POST baseURL/v3/company/realmID/resourceName?operation=delete
|DELETE baseURL/quickbooks/v4/resourceName
|Initial path to the URI. The Base URL section contains the list of available paths.
|The Intuit assigned unique Id of the QuickBooks company, also referred to as the companyID. For more information, see Realm ID. For use with Accounting API, only.
|The name of the object upon which the operation is performed, such as account, customer, payments, or invoice.
|The ID identifying the specfic instance of the object. For more information, see EntityID. For use with Accounting API, only.
URIs are case sensitive.
Apps for US editions of QuickBooks Online support ISO-8859-1 (extended ASCII) character encoding. Apps for non-US editions of QuickBooks Online support UTF-8 character encoding.
Any value supplied in a read-only attribute is transient and is silently overwritten by QuickBooks data services, as appropriate to the attribute. No error is returned. The API Reference Guide for both Accounting and Payments clearly notes read-only attributes.
Time stamps returned in QuickBooks API response payloads and webhooks notifications are in DateTime format and conform to the iCal date/time format, as defined in RFC 2445. The basic format is <date>T<time><UTC offset>, where
|The UTC date in the format YYYY-MM-DD.
|The UTC time in the format HH:MM:SS.
|UTC offset
|The UTC offset to apply for time zone correction in the format +/-HH:MM.
|This DateTime time stamp represents 03:33:39 on 24 July 2015 in a time zone west of UTC by 07:00 hours, such as Pacific Daylight Time. The authorization header
This section provides details for the OAuth authorization header, which you supply with each call to the QuickBooks API. Click here to help you determine the version of OAuth your app uses.
Here is a sample HTTP authorization header for OAuth 2.0 that is included with QuickBooks API requests. It has been shortened and formatted for legibility.
These details are provided for information, only. Details for calculating the authorization Bearer access token can be found here. We strongly recommend that you not attempt to generate the access token manually, but rather use a sample implementation as appropriate to your language.
Authorization=Bearer eyJlbmMiOiJBMTI4Q0JDLUhTMjU2IiwiYWxnIjoiZGlyIn0..eF2J3XEDnGBjpO469rw9Dw.Gi3Oc ... s-rQb2D_PX8dIYb5g
Sample Value
|Represents the user's permission to share access to their company data with your app. See Implementing OAuth 2.0 for information on creating this value.
|Bearer eyJlbmMiOiJBMTI4Q0JDLUhTMjU2IiwiYWxnIjoi
ZGlyIn0..eF2J3XEDnGBjpO469rw9Dw.Gi3Oc ... s-rQb
Here is a sample HTTP authorization header for OAuth 1.0a that is included with QuickBooks API requests. Normally, all fields of the header need to be on one line, but it has been formatted for legibility.
These details are provided for information, only. The value of the oauth_signature is calculated by passing the signature base string and signing key to the HMAC-SHA1 hashing algorithm. If you miscalculate the signature base string, the signature generated by your app and our servers differs and your request is rejected. We strongly recommend that you not attempt to generate the signature base string and signature manually, but rather use one of several OAuth community resources as appropriate to your language.
Authorization : OAuth oauth_token="************", oauth_nonce="8cc14a18-4aa6-4184-bc49-caacc785172c", oauth_consumer_key="************", oauth_signature_method="HMAC-SHA1", oauth_timestamp="1458154164", oauth_version="1.0", oauth_signature="QsbJk%2BAtrG0NwNal51t6n5NuiDY%3D"
The header contains key/value pairs, where each key begins with the string oauth_.
Of note:
Sample Value
|Represents the user's permission to share access to their company data with your app. See Access Token Code for information on creating this value.
|A unique token your app generates for each request.
Identifies which app is making the request. Obtain this value from the Keys tab on the app profile via My Apps on the developer site. There are two versions of this key:
|The OAuth signature method used by QuickBooks Data Services is HMAC-SHA1.
This value is the number of seconds since the Unix epoch at the point the request is generated, and should be easily generated in most programming languages.
|The OAuth version and is always set to 1.0.
|A unique string your app generates for each request. Do not attempt to generate this value manually, but rather use one of several OAuth community resources as appropriate to your language.
The following table lists common HTTP header fields used in various types of QuickBooks API REST requests.
POST /v3/company/1029354210/invoice HTTP/1.1 Authorization: OAuth oauth_consumer_key="qyprdrr*************nnYtp", oauth_nonce="nOE7oSycsIAYjkJq7G4F7ASedKc4yIPd", oauth_signature="cJnrSEG*********OkhbQG4%3D", oauth_signature_method="HMAC-SHA1", oauth_timestamp="1452102114", oauth_token="qyprdI4XnaU3*********Rnj9978w1H8GLmb99DtU6qv", oauth_version="1.0" Accept: application/json Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 278 Host: quickbooks.api.intuit.com User-Agent: APIExplorer { "Line": [ { "Amount": 100.00, "DetailType": "SalesItemLineDetail", "SalesItemLineDetail": { "ItemRef": { "value": "1", "name": "Services" } } } ], "CustomerRef": { "value": "1" } }
Content-Type that is acceptable for the response. Used for operations that return a response body. Use application/json for most API interactions with Intuit services. Some Accounting API transaction objects can be returned in PDF format by using application/pdf. The API Reference Guide notes the supported content type for a given endpoint.
|The desired content-coding in the response. This is set by the request library in use if that library supports compression. At most you should have to set a parameter in your network library to indicate you want responses to be compressed, rather than setting the header manually. This can significantly improve the perceived performance of your application when interacting with Intuit APIs as it dramatically reduces the size of response data.
|Authentication credentials for HTTP authentication. The information required for request OAuth authentication. For more information see The authorization header. This header is required for all requests.
|Length of the message (without the headers) according to RFC 2616. This header is used for POST operations.
The MIME type of the request body. This header is used for POST operations. Use application/json for all API interactions with Intuit services.
|The domain name of the server to use for the request. See Base URLs for valid values. This is set by the request library in use.
|App-supplied integer to support idempotency for Payments API requests that process POST and DELETE operations. Not applicable for Accounting API Requests.
The following table lists common HTTP header fields returned in QuickBooks API REST responses.
Cache-Control: max-age=0, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate, private Connection: keep-alive Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8 Date: Thu, 07 Jan 2016 17:19:22 GMT Expires: 0 intuit_tid: gw-756b01cf-3fe0-4414-a2a2-321dd2287b7b Keep-Alive: timeout=5 QBO-Version: 1512.462 Server: nginx/1.8.0 Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=15552000 Transfer-Encoding: chunked Vary: Accept-Encoding Via: 1.1 ipp-gateway-ap05 { "Invoice": { ... }, "time": "2016-01-07T09:19:21.923-08:00" }
|Used to specify directives that must be obeyed by all caching mechanisms along the request-response chain.
|Control options for the current connection and list of hop-by-hop response fields.
The MIME type of this response. Use application/json for most API interactions with Intuit services. Some Accounting API transaction objects are returned in PDF format by using application/pdf.
|The date and time QuickBooks Online services responses as defined by RFC 7131 Date/Time format.
|Gives the date/time after which the response is considered stale.
Log this value if returned in with the respone, as it enables Intuit Developer support staff to trace requests from your app through our systems to help resolve issues. Returned with Accounting API responses. Not applicable for Payment API.
Indicates the https channel can be kept "alive" (open) to improve performance on subsequent requests. This is managed by the underlying networking library of the language.
|The version of QuickBooks Online services that processed the request. Returned with Accounting API responses. Not applicable for Payment API.
|The server handling the request. In the event of a problem, Intuit Developer support staff can identify quickly if issues are occurring on specific servers, etc. to help troubleshoot.
|A HSTS Policy informing the HTTP client how long to cache the HTTPS only policy and whether this applies to subdomains.
|The form of encoding used to safely transfer the entity to the user. Currently defined methods are: chunked, compress, deflate, gzip, identity.
Tells downstream proxies how to match future request headers to decide whether the cached response can be used rather than requesting a fresh one from the origin server.
|Informs the client of proxies through which the response was sent.
As best practice in the event of an error, log the request that generated the error and the response received. Potentially sensitive info (like a credit card number) should be masked when logged.
Find information about error handling and error codes here.
Find information about error handling and error codes here.
The batch operation enables an application to perform multiple operations in a single request. For example, in a single batch request an application can create a customer, update an invoice, and read an account. Compared to multiple requests, a single batch request can improve an application's performance by decreasing network roundtrips and increasing throughput. See the Batch API reference for complete details.
The Payments API does not support batch operations.
Retrieve multiple objects with one request via the query endpoint.
Multi-object query support varies based on the resource. When supported, it is provided as an orchestrated request rather than using the query endpoint explicitly. See the Payments API Reference Guide for details.
The full update operation updates all writable attributes of an existing entity. If a writable attribute is omitted from the request body, then this operation sets the property's value to NULL. The ID of the entity to update is specified in the request body with the Id attribute. Any value supplied in a read-only or input-only attribute is transient and is silently overwritten by QuickBooks data services, as appropriate to the attribute.
In cases where it is desired to specify just a subset of properties in the update request, without clearing the omitted ones, consider the sparse update operation.
The sparse update operation provides the ability to update a subset of attributes for a given object; only those specified in the request are updated. Missing attributes are left untouched. This is in contrast to the full update operation, where elements missing from the request are cleared. Considerations for using sparse updating include:
This operation updates the writable properties that are specifed in the request body. The request body must include the sparse="true" attribute.
The table below shows how to explicitly clear a field with sparse update.
|Field Type
|XML Example
|JSON Example
|Complex Type
|Empty Node /Empty Object
|"ShippAddr" : { }
|Enum value
|Null or Empty not allowed.
|Boolean: true/false
|Null or Empty not allowed.
|Empty string: ""
|Numeric types
|"Amount": 0
|Empty string: ""
|Empty collection
|"Line" : [ ]
The Payments API does not directly support the update operation.
The Accounting API implements two types of delete based on the type of entity.
The documentation for each entity clearly states the type of delete supported.
This operation marks the object as inactive and is available for name list entities, only. In this type of delete, the record is not permanently deleted, but it is hidden for display purposes. References to inactive objects are left intact. Soft delete is achieved by invoking the update operation for the object with the Active attribute set to false in the object update request; thus, making it inactive.
When an object is created, it is always in an active state. Additionally, an object whose state is inactive can be updated to make it active again. Generally, when you query entities with no filters, only active entities are returned.
This operation deletes the object specified in the request body and is available for transaction entities, only. After the object is deleted it cannot be recovered. Based on the particular type of object, the request body is structured in one of two ways:
Where delete is supported for a given resource, use the REST operation, DELETE, on the object. This has the effect of voiding an unposted payment and refunding a posted payment. Consult the Payments API Reference guide for details about individual resource delete support.
The realm ID (formerly called company ID) uniquely identifies the data of a QuickBooks company and is specified in the URI of every Accounting API request. For example, in the following URI the realm ID is 1234:
The realm ID is assigned by Intuit when a QuickBooks Online user creates a company.
The Payments API does not specify a realmID in endpoint URIs.
The Accounting API does not specify a customer ID in endpoint URIs.
Some Payments API resources include a customer ID in their URI. This is an app-defined value based on its internal method for managing customers. For example, in the following URI the customer ID is 456456:
An entity is a QuickBooks object such as an Account, charges, or Estimate. Assigned by Intuit, this ID uniquely identifies an instance of an object. Your code should treat this as a string. To get an entity by ID, call the read operation and specify the entity ID in the URL as follows:
The following URL requests the Customer object with ID 2123:
In a response, the ID is represented by the Id (Accounting API) or id (Payment API) attribute.
The request ID uniquely identifies the HTTP request sent from the app to the service. It enables the app to correlate requests and responses in case the app needs to resend a request because of a dropped connection or other situation in which a write, modify, or delete request has been sent, but no response received. Use of the request ID is strongly recommended for any request that writes, modifies, or deletes data as it guarantees idempotency of the request.
The app specifies the request ID as part of the request. If the service receives another request with the same ID, instead of performing the operation again or returning an error, the service sends the same response as it did for the original request.
Additionally, for the Accounting API:
The following scenario (with the Accounting API) shows how an app might use the request ID in a create operation:
The object status is returned in the response body. The table below lists possible status values and their description.
|Object has been deleted from database. Applicable only to transaction entities.
|Object has been voided from an accounting perspective.
Payments API object response bodies do not include status.
Below are limits and throttles currently in place for accessing QuickBooks Online data services.
Updates and additions to name list entities must be performed serially. Updates and additions performed in a mutli-threaded enviroment may experience timing issues and lead to unexpected results.
QuickBooks Online V3 data services support minor versions in order to provide a way for you to access incremental changes without breaking existing apps. Based on the minor version of interest, access its corresponding XSD from the table below.
Based on the minor version of interest, access its corresponding XSD from the table below, where:
|Minor Version
|Minimum SDK Version
|New Features
|June 30, 2017
|Java: 2.9.6
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 12
|May 27, 2017
Java: 2.9.3
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 11
|April 25, 2017
Java: 2.9.3
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 10
|April 25, 2017
Java: 2.9.3
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 9
|November 15, 2016
Java: 2.7.1
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 8
|Internal, only.
|February 17, 2016
|Java: 2.5.0
Includes all minor versions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: v3 minor version 6
|December 18,2015
| Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1, minor version 2, minor version 3, and minor version 4 plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: V3 minor version 5
Phase 1—September 24, 2015
|Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1, minor version 2, and minor version 3 plus the addition of the following:
In support of enhanced inventory, the following are added to the Item resource:
Phase 2—November 19, 2015
|Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1, minor version 2, minor version 3, and phase 1 of minor version 4 plus the addition of the following:
-XSD: V3 minor version 4
|Phase 1—May 29, 2015
|Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1 and minor version 2 plus the addition of the following:
Reports APIs
|Phase 2—August 11, 2015
|Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1, minor version 2, and phase 1 of minor version 3 plus the addition of the following:
Transaction entities:
|Phase 3—August 27, 2015
|Java: 2.4.0
Includes all minor version 1, minor version 2, and phases 1 and 2 of minor version 3 plus the addition of the following:
Transaction entities:
-XSD: V3 minor version 3
|March 25 2015
Minor version 2 includes all minor version 1 items plus the addition of the following:
Reports APIs for detailed report types:
Transaction entities:
-XSD: V3 minor version 2
|March 7 2014
|Java: 2.1.2
-Addition of TaxInclusiveAmt attribute Line.SalesItemLineDetail, Line.ItemBasedExpenseLineDetail, and Line.AccountBasedExpenseLineDetail line types. Available for international editions of QBO, only.
-Addition of TotalAmt and HomeTotalAmt (international QBO only) attributes to JournalEntry entity.
-XSD: V3 minor version 1
|Legacy V3
|Java: <=2.1.0
|Legacy V3
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Yeah, I've known Santa for years. Well, he wasn't always Santa to me. You see, he lives a dual life. In the off season, when he's not "Ho, ho, hoing," wranglin' reindeer, keepin' those elves in line, and slidin' down chimneys, he hangs out in San Diego in the guise of the multi-faceted, multi-talented, musician/entertainer/agent Loren Smith. Loren's the guy I met back in the early eighties when we were both struggling to find our niches in the bustling San Diego music scene. I had no idea he was Santa. To me he was just that upright bass player who sang.
Santa (Loren) moved to San Diego from the North Pole via Minnesota in 1977 (obviously tired of all that cold weather). His first non-Santa gig was with the San Diego School District, playing assembly programs. It wasn't long before he made another mark on the San Diego music scene: he got a song selected for KGB radio's Homegrown VI album. When selected as Director of Young Audiences, Inc., growing his contact list of musicians and businesses, one group caught his attention like no other. Jackstraws! Spotted by Smith at the San Diego Renaissance Fair, the group was young, talented, musical, energetic, and not regularly employed. The "not regularly employed" part was about to change radically. They asked Loren to join them and, by 1982, Smith had fully integrated into the group.
Loren had the savvy, the drive, and business acumen to elevate Jackstraws to one of San Diego's most employed and enjoyed acts. "Wherever you go, there we are" became their slogan, emblazoned on their famous Golden Stickers, which they hand out at every gig. Man, was it true. You couldn't turn around without seeing one of the many versions of the group. Seaworld, the Zoo, the Wild Animal Park, the Del Mar Fair, Seaport Village, the Star of India, Legoland, and malls all around the county are just a few of the places they'd turn up regularly, year after year. With costumes and themes ranging from pirates singing sea chanteys to an Australian bush band, to a surf band to the Great Dickens caroling ensemble (a Jackstraws offshoot), Loren (AKA Santa) and Jackstraws had something for every occasion, and the public ate them up. Under Loren's direction, the costumes improved, CDs were generated, and people came and went from the group. The one constant was guitarist/bassist/vocalist Loren Smith.
Loren was making connections and working business angles that not only put the musicians to work, but also taught him how to be a darned good agent. Now, with a reputation as a trustworthy agent, the musical community knew him as the man who knows both sides of the gig.
As if being 1) Santa, 2) the leader of one of San Diego's most in-demand musical troupes, and 3) a full-time booking agent wasn't enough, Loren sought out other performing opportunities. On his birthday, in the early '90s, he found his way to an open audition at the Old Globe Theatre to understudy for The Hank Williams Story. Because he played both string bass and guitar, and knew Hank songs from his early days with Jackstraws, the Globe hired him. His time on the Old Globe stage learning blocking proved to be invaluable for "street performing," which was making Jackstraws San Diego's Ambassadors.
Then there was his gig as a pirate at Sea World. "At Sea World everything changed for me." When the renovated Dolphin Show re-opened in the early '90s it was Smith whom they trusted to host. "I learned how to entertain LARGE," said Smith when talking of that period of time. It's that experience of being in front of those 3,000 people, two to six times a day that made him the entertainer Loren is now.
Currently Smith performs close to 200 gigs per year, a startling enough number until you realize that in some years that figure doubled! This week alone Smith performed at Broadway Pier's Celebration, Sea World (as Santa), and in Laguna Beach moonlighting with his favorite surf band, the Cool Rays. From summer's "Aussie Band" at the Zoo to the run of the San Diego County Fair as Jackstraw's own "surf band" and stints as pirates aboard the Star of India, you just never know where Loren will pop up.
Yet another hat Loren wears (when not sporting his red one with the white trim) is as producer of bi-monthly jazz concerts at San Diego International Airport. Since 2002 he has introduced international travelers to the wealth of world class jazz talent we have here in America's finest city.
All the years at Sea World, the San Diego Zoo, Young Audiences, Inc, Legoland, and as a show host at Sea World, have molded Loren into a rare breed of musician/agent. At 61, Smith still has plenty of drive to make all these different combinations work.
But, what about this Santa thing? That's the question! It's one that Smith has asked himself over the years. "You gotta love it," he says. He was born to be Santa. With the entertaining slant from so many street performances as well as a completely unique perspective on the business, when he finally revealed his alter ego to Sea World Entertainment they jumped at the chance to have him. Smith brings a Santa that is healthier, more animated, and what Sea World likes to think of as the best Santa experience ever! "Being born into this Santa thing is not something that I ever expected" says Smith. "The story behind that day I decided to become Santa is legendary in the Jackstraws' world. That first year I made a total of eight appearances! My costume was sub-standard, my presentation was a work in progress, and I'd shaved off my beard so I had to wear a fake one."
So, Santa season is here. Sea World has him there every day! His hours change, but afternoons are always a good bet. Seaport Village had him at the end of last month for his grand arrival, always a crowd hit. (In 2013 he eschewed the traditional sleigh and reindeer for an arrival on a jet pack). The Encinitas Parade (December 6) also includes a ride down Main Street for the red suited guy! Santa's Breakfasts at Seaport Village (a tradition) on December 13-14 always fill up. Also, for the fourth year, Santa Loren's Arrival (December 3) is a feature at Del Mar Highlands. In fact, right up until the Late Weather on December 24 with Dave Scott on KUSI, TV, Santa Loren is seemingly everywhere. From November 15 to December 24 Smith puts over 150 total hours into his Santa gigs. Add in the occasional performance with Great Dickens and you can see that Holiday season is a passion for him.
Not far from the eye of Hurricane Loren is his family. Smith has been happily married to the same woman Donna (Mrs. Claus) some 26 years. "She's my right hand. Because I'm left-handed that seems to make it work even more," he says with a smile! Because they met while she produced a Renaissance Festival and hired him as an actor their romance seems like a fairy tale! His sons Ken, Matt, and Brian all have been blessed with the music bug. And now, the grandsons, too, are included in his journey that started so many years ago. Smith says, "The fact that every one of the kids has this "music thing" in them gives me pride and a deep feeling of accomplishment. It's a rare look at what you do as a parent that really worked with the kids. If that's the one thing I leave them then I'm grateful! The music will be with them always."
So, there you have it. That's my old friend Santa, AKA Loren Smith, in a 1,300-word nutshell. He'll be warming the hearts of parents, thrilling their children, booking acts, and entertaining as many folks as he can for many years to come. No matter where you see him, and in which guise he appears, know that he was born to be an entertainer, as well as "a right jolly old elf."

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Nan IrickArlington Teacher
Nan Irick, 52, who had spent the past three years substitute-teaching at Washington-Lee High School in Arlington County, died of cardiac arrest Oct. 14 at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington.
Mrs. Irick, an Arlington resident, taught a variety of subjects, including history and art.
In earlier years, she was an associate editor in the sales and marketing department at Uslico, an insurance and financial services business acquired by ReliaStar Financial in 1995.
She also had been an editor at the defense contractor Automation Research Systems, did freelance journalism on the Washington music scene and was a booking agent at local clubs.
Nan Brittain Brown was born in Bad Cannstatt, near Stuttgart, Germany, where her father was stationed in the Army. She was a 1987 magna cum laude history graduate of George Mason University.
She was a member of the Arlington Arts Council and a founding member of a benefit show series at Washington-Lee High School.
Her marriage to Jim Trezza ended in divorce.
Survivors include her husband of 24 years, Christopher N. Irick, and their two children, C. Brittain Irick and Kate Irick, all of Arlington; a daughter from her first marriage, Jennifer Trezza of Denver; her parents, retired Army Gen. Arthur E. Brown Jr. and Jerry Brown, of Hilton Head Island, S.C.; a brother, Arthur E. Brown III of Washington; and a sister, Marian Shope of Melbourne, Fla.
-- Adam Bernstein
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Peggy Veazey, 85, a National Institutes of Health administrative assistant from 1970 to '85, died Sept. 22 at Manor Care nursing home in Chevy Chase. She had a pseudo-intestinal obstruction.


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text: 000 FXUS63 KMPX 211130 AFDMPX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Twin Cities/Chanhassen MN 530 AM CST Tue Nov 21 2017 .updated for 12z aviation discussion below... .SHORT TERM...(Today and tonight) Issued at 330 AM CST Tue Nov 21 2017 The short term concerns are wind, extent of cloud cover and temperature trends today. Gusty northwest winds in the wake of the front have been gusting to 30 to 35 kts over much of central MN cwa during the early morning. Stronger caa and pressure gradient are increasing a bit and we should see winds increase from west to south this morning. Appears we may see a few sustained 30 mph with gusts mainly 40 mph...perhaps a stray 45 mph into the southwest mainly through the morning. Wind advisory looks marginal at best but will let it ride at least for the morning. Clouds are dropping south and should encompass at least the northern 2/3rds of the area through much of the morning. Models continue to trend clearing quickly from the west through the morning however, as the upper trough swings quickly east. Did mention some flurries into the northern third of the are as well, mainly this morning. Temperatures will continue to slide through at least midmorning before becoming steady, maybe rebounding a degree or two if clearing sun appear for most of the afternoon. Clear overnight with light winds as high pressure moves through. THis should provide temperatures in the teens. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday through Monday) Issued at 330 AM CST Tue Nov 21 2017 The extended still looks to be dominated by a relatively fast and progressive flow with no significant winter systems and pretty strong temperature swings centered around frontal passages. Model agreement is still good through about 4 days, which gets us through Friday, but diverge thereafter. Only changes made to the blended forecast were to increase winds Friday and Friday night in the wake of what will be our next cold front. Strong flow at the crest of of a ridge over the southern Canadian Rockies looks to result in the development of a surface low over southern Alberta tonight. That surface low will ride a baroclinic zone southeast toward southern MN by Wednesday evening. Strong isentropic ascent and warm frontal forcing looks to result in a shield of light snow developing over northeast ND Wednesday morning that will track east toward central and northern MN Wednesday afternoon and northern WI Wednesday evening. Antecedent environment ahead of this forcing still looks really dry and much of the time we have forcing for precip will be spent moistening the atmosphere, which should really limit precip potential. NAM shows a bit better low level moistening down toward the Twin Cities, which is why it drags precip farther south than the GFS and ECMWF. Sided toward the GEFS/SREF probs for precip though, which keeps most of it north of the MPX area. Even so, we are talking about a couple of hundredths of an inch of QPF, so snow amounts, if we see any look minimal. For Thanksgiving, it look ideal for this region, with light winds, mostly sunny skies and highs around 40 as weak surface ridging moves across the area. The next system heading our direction will be moving out on to the Canadian Prairies Thursday night, with a deepening sfc low going across southern Canada during the day Friday. This will draw another warm sector up toward us for Friday, though the peak of the warm nose looks to move across the MPX area Friday morning. Still, model spread is pretty strong that even in the Twin Cities, we`ll crack 50 for the first time this month. The SuperBlend has finally caught on to these warmer temps, so no changes were needed to it. Like today though, dense cloud cover could sink the Twin Cities attempt at 50. During the afternoon, a strong westerly jet streak looks to come across SD. GFS/ECMWF continue to generate an area of precip with the lift on the nose of this jet streak, so increased pops into the high chance/low likely category. Precip type will not be an issue with this precip though as it will plenty warm enough to keep it all rain. Friday night into Saturday, we get into another post frontal environment similar to what we have tonight into this morning. Once again, we should see borderline wind advisory winds behind the front going into Saturday morning, with strong CAA resulting in falling temperatures and highs Saturday that are about 20 degrees colder than Friday. Like we have been experiencing the last week, we will have two cold days Saturday and Sunday, but we will head the other direction by Monday with highs surging back into the 40s ahead of our next system, which looks to be due in Monday night/Tuesday. This system looks similar to what passed to our north last night and will pass to our north Friday. The only difference is that this time around the ECMWF/GFS have the low going across northern MN as opposed to southern Canada. The impact of that is it would bring the heavier precip closer to us. However, this pattern we have been in has only shown much forecast reliability out about 4 days. So don`t bank on this system being reliably forecast until we get to Friday or Saturday. && .AVIATION...(For the 12Z TAFS through 12Z Wednesday morning) Issued at 515 AM CST Tue Nov 21 2017 MVFR cigs isold -shsn dropping south over the area this morning. Will mention -sn at KAXN/KSTC/KMSP/KRNH for a few hours this morning. We should see improvement from west to east through the morning, becoming vfr and eventually clearing through 00z. Northwest winds gusting to 36kts look to be a good bet through at least the morning then decreasing/diminishing through 00z. KMSP... May see a period of mvfr cigs this morning as colder air arrives. Expect trend to be vfr cigs 3500-4500 feet and becoming SKC after 22z. Maybe some high clouds moving back in into Wed morning. NW winds gusting to 35kts yet perhaps for the next few hours as the upper trough exits to the east. May see a passing flurry but shouldn`t be anything significant. /OUTLOOK FOR KMSP/ Wed night...VFR. Winds SW 5-10 kts becoming NW late. Thu...VFR. Winds NW 5 kts. Fri...Mainly VFR. Chance MVFR/-SHRA late. Winds SW 10 kts. && .MPX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...None. MN...Wind Advisory until 2 PM CST this afternoon for MNZ064-065-067- 073>075-082>084-091>093. Wind Advisory until noon CST today for MNZ041-047-048-054>057. && $$ SHORT TERM...DWE LONG TERM...MPG AVIATION...DWE


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We have seen many hoverboards like Arca one but the sad truth is that none of those hoverboards which are based on propeller engines aren't real hoverboards we would like to see. We have seen many of sci-fi hoverboards and we know how they work there – they use some kind of magnetic field which is good enough to keep hoverboard in the air without using any propeller engine or similar.
Hendo Hoverboard 2.0 made by Arx Pax company went a step further in accomplishing this goal. This hoverboard uses so-called Magnetic Field Architecture. This technology allows hoverboard to float over conductive materials like copper or aluminum.
When put over conductive material, this Hendo Hoverboard 2.0 creates small but strong magnetic waves which are strong enough to keep you lifted off ground while riding the hoverboard. Now, this reminds a lot on super-fast trains which work with similar technologies but Hendo Hoverboard 2.0 is more than that because it doesn't need any powered tracks in order to move.


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I am basically foaming at the mouth to see the new (and supposedly mostly silent) Viking epic Valhalla Rising. The director is the incredible Nicolas Winding-Refn (the mesmerizing and brilliant Bronson). From what I've heard, Valhalla Rising is like a Terrence Malick film crossed with some period-action/horror elements which relies heavily on dialogue-free visual storytelling. Like I mentioned a moment ago -- FOAMING AT THE MOUTH. The tatted actor in the shot above is the awesome Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen (Casino Royale, King Arthur, After the Wedding). I've read some superb reviews for Valhalla, which opens in NY/LA on 7/23. I am almost positive (but not certain) that it will also hit On-Demand next weekend (got my fingers and toes crossed).
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- Joel said...
Been meaning to see "Bronson." Will be doing so very soon.
Maybe "Valhalla Rising" will make for an awesome double feature. Lauren Wissot over at Slant Magazine implies that it's like Terrence Malick directed a Stanley Kubrick screenplay with Jerry Bruckheimer producing. UM. I'M THERE.
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LCL, Partner of the Yellow and Blue Jersey
LCL is truly committed to cycling and this year it is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the Yellow Jersey on the Tour de France.
LCL reinforces its presence throughout the year thanks to internationally renowned cycling races including:
- Paris-Nice
- Paris-Roubaix
- Critérium du Dauphiné
- Tour de France
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Discover all of LCL's news on the following social networks:
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AUVERGNE – RHÔNE-ALPES REGION, Partner of the red polka dot jersey, Best climber
The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region is proud to count one of the most outstanding cycle races in the world among its annual sporting events: the Critérium du Dauphiné. Each kilometre of its mountainous route, with the many mountain passes to be climbed and summit finishes, highlights the region's exceptional natural heritage. With three mountain ranges covering over two thirds of the region, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is the mountainous region in France. It thus boasts a unique playground for climbers and all the Tour de France hopefuls. Riders need to demonstrate daring, combativeness and character to win the Critérium.This is why the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, which shares these values of combativeness and courage, rewards the best climber every year with the red polka dot jersey. The Critérium is much more than a legendary race; it is a magnificent showcase of our regions and of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes's most beautiful landscapes.auvergnerhonealpes.fr
TISSOT, Official Timekeeper
Cycling is one of the sports to which, Tissot, the number one Swiss traditional watchmaker in terms of volume and a member of the Swatch Group – the world's largest watch producer and distributor – is most committed. It has been a sponsor of cycling events for over 50 years, including for the Tour de France from 1988 to 1992. Tissot further enhances its commitment by its association to the International Cycling Union (UCI) in 1995. These sponsorships are a mean for Tissot to attract a wide audience of people who can associate themselves with this sport based on endurance and achievement. Further to this partnership, Tissot becomes official timekeeper and sponsor of the World Championships of road, track, mountain bike, BMX and the World Cup Classics track series as well as the Mountain Bike World Cup. Since 2016, Tissot is proud to be back as official timekeeper of the Tour de France, one of the most prestigious road cycling events in the world.tissotwatches.com
Ragt semences, Official partner of the stage winner
At the head of a cycling team during two seasons, 2004 and 2005, RAGT Semences and through it farmers, signed its come back in the pack in 2012.
Thanks to its research, RAGT Semences produces seeds for farmers. Its 17 subsidiaries market them all around the world with a hundred of sellers who live daily close to farmers and distributors.
In the agricultural world, RAGT Semences is known especially for its varieties of corn, wheat, sunflower, rape and grasses.
For people, RAGT Semences, are hard wheat varieties used in the manufacturing of pastas of the biggest french brands, but also seeded grass which make global reputation of numerous sports grounds.
Škoda, Official car and partner of the green jersey
ŠKODA, partner of all cycling fans, is excited to be supporting the peloton once again in 2017!
As the partner of all the passionate cycling fans, ŠKODA is excited to be supporting the peloton once again in 2017!
This year, discover new grounds with the all new ŠKODA KODIAQ.
The ŠKODA KODIAQ makes a strong statement with an impressive combination of powerful design, generous space, great functionality, state-of-the art assistance systems and innovative connectivity solutions. it's the ideal vehicle for cycling enthusiasts!
With ŠKODA, driving on the roads of Critérium du Dauphiné becomes simply clever!
Savoie Mont-Blanc, Partner of the white jersey, best young rider
Download the Savoie Mont-Blanc cycling app
Available free from the Apple Store and Google Play
The app provides comprehensive information about 325 circuits, divided into three categories (waymarked circuits – long-distance rides – greenways and cycleways). For each route you will find a GPS itinerary, a description, photos, technical details and opening dates for passes. The geolocation function indicates the nearest circuits to where you are staying or where to find cycling-friendly accommodation if you are touring. Other features include information about repair shops, food stores and local club rides. An integrated timing system tells you how long your ride took and allows you to compare your times via social networking sites.
Dimension Data, Official partner
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Randstad, Official partner
The Randstad Group in France, official partner of Critérium du Dauphiné, is proud to be associated to this legendary race. Faced with the challenges of the labor market, the Randstad Group in France is a major player of the employment market. Specialized in human resources, the Randstad group intervenes on each stage of the professional life. The Randstad group works each day for better knowing the needs of the companies and offering the best solutions to them.randstad.fr
Ag2r La Mondiale, Official partner
Insurance, health, savings, retirement, social commitment: AG2R La Mondiale is a leading group in the personal insurance field.
We offer all of our 14 million clients tailor-made innovative solutions to safeguard their income, protect their health and cover them in the event of life accidents.
Our presence in all major cities, our commercial network and regional management structure means that our clients can be assured of local attention wherever they are in the country.
A partnership company with a joint and mutual governance structure, we have developed a unique social protection model which combines solidarity and performance.
This unique approach to our profession has encouraged us to be involved in cycling for the last 19 years to promote our values and to support health care by favouring physical exercise.
AG2R LA MONDIALE: the very opposite of every man for himself.
le coq sportif, Official partner
A brand new performance collection
The french brand uses its apparel expertise to serve the Tour de France riders and the most prestigious races of the international calendar by offering highly technical garments and a made-to-measure service.
In 2016, le coq sportif launch the very first apparel performance collection in partnership with le Tour de France, whose label is printed on every product. This new collection is available in le coq sportif shops and e-shop:
Mavic, Providing assistance during the race
Mavic, your trusted partner for 128 years. Mavic, established in 1889 is a French manufacturer of integrated Wheel-Tyre systems for maximum performance, plus components for discerning cyclists to professional racers. Mavic designs in the Alps in Annecy, France and develops leading innovative technologies for its comprehensive rider's equipment range. Mavic is also on the road at your side on the largest sportive events with its neutral yellow and black technical assistance. More detailed information on our website at www.mavic.com, Facebook page, Instagram and Twitter channels.
Mavic social networks:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mavic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maviccycling/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mavic
GOPRO, Official partner
GoPro is proud to be an official partner of the Tour de France and A.S.O. for the third consecutive year. This partnership brings new perspectives to the most prestigious cycling race in the world and allows fans a closer access to the sport they love than ever before. By mounting cameras to the fastest cyclists worldwide as they take on the 21-stage race, GoPro will be capturing immersive content, putting cycling fans inside the peloton. The smallest, lightest and most versatile GoPro camera enables even professional cyclist to capture their toughest head-to-head battles when every ounce of weight and wind resistance is a factor.
GoPro will be publishing the content on its social channels, providing incredible moments captured across the races. Stay tuned to the GoPro YouTube, Instagram, Facebook channels to experience this year's most exciting races close up within the peloton.
Le dauphiné libéré, Official media partner
Since its first edition on 12th of June 1947, the Critérium du Dauphiné has been very closely linked to the history of paper, providing a wonderful sounding board for the race through its sports pages.
In the first days of June, the race founded by Georges Cazeneuve will criss-cross the roads of our region, from the Alpine massifs to the Rhône Valley, a route marked with the outstanding achievements which have carved out the legend of this unique event.
France Info, Official media partner
FRANCE INFO is continuing its collaboration with the Critérium du Dauphiné, one of the major events on the cycling calendar! Fabrice Rigobert, a journalist from the sports department, will cover the Critérium du Dauphiné live. France Info covers the major cycling races and the biggest sports events in general: the French Open, the Moselle Open, the Open 13, the Rugby Top 14, the Tour de France, the Solitaire du Figaro, the Division I and 2 football championship matches, etc.
Catch up on all the sports news every day on the air with FRANCE INFO during the "France Info Sport" feature.
France Bleu, Official media partner
As a dedicated local news broadcaster, France Bleu will be providing listeners with outstanding race coverage.
The Côte de Rochetaillée, the slopes of Mont du Chat, the Col de Sarenne and the Plateau de Solaison: once again this year, cyclists will need to call on all their climbing skills as they compete on the region's most beautiful roads.
Follow the stages live every day from the finish line, on France Bleu Drôme Ardèche, France Bleu Isère, France Bleu Pays d'Auvergne, France Bleu Pays de Savoie and France Bleu Saint-Étienne Loire.
France Bleu will also be the key broadcaster providing the public with useful information throughout the event: local France Bleu stations will broadcast traffic news and road closure information in areas on the race route for each stage. Traffic information for the busy periods will be available in a special file on :
FRANCE TÉLÉVISIONS, Official TV broadcaster
The historic partner and official producer
Every year France Télévisions offers unparalleled coverage of the cycling season, mainly on the France 3 channel. Every season, the coverage features over twelve men's and women's races, either one day or stage races (as well as races specifically broadcast on France 3's regional channels), a total of over 160 hours of live coverage every year across all the France Télévisions channels. This programme makes France Télévisions the leading channel for sport and the key broadcaster in terms of cycling events.
The historic partner of the Critérium du Dauphiné and the official producer of the race's international broadcast, in 2017 France Télévisions will once again offer exceptional live coverage of this emblematic race on the international cycling calendar. From 4th to 11th June, the 8 stages of this 69th edition can be watched live on France 3, from 3.25 pm during the week (from 5th to 9th June) and from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm at the weekend (on 4th, 10th and 11th June). Alexandre Pasteur, Laurent Jalabert and Marion Rousse will provide commentary, while Nicolas Geay and Cédric Vasseur will take it turns on a motorbike in the heart of the race. There will also be full coverage of the race in the Stade 2 and Tout le Sport programmes as well as on the francetvsport website and app and in the news and sports programmes of France 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and France 3 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. All the stages of this 2017 edition can also be watched live on simultaneous video on the francetvsport website and app and you can view them again for seven days on france.tv.
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Jersey wearers after the stage 8
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- polka-dot jerseyBOUWMAN K.TLJ
- white jerseyBUCHMANN E.BOH
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I know a few of you have been curious to see all the wedding projects I've been working on so here's a pic of the invitations I made for our special day. Wish it was a better pic, but I can't figure out how to upload pics on here from me new digital camera so I'm stuck using the old one until I make the time to figure it out, lol.
I designed them and had the wording printed on vellum and our return address added to the envelopes by my lss since they offer custom invitations/ stationary as well. I also had the reception cards printed up by them(which is not pictured here since I took this pic after they all got mailed out.) It was the same lettering on a 3.5x5in. cut piece of white Bazzill cardstock. I used Bazzill cardstock in white and juneberry along with leftover photo corners, gold fibers, and the cross charms I added were found at my local Michael's store.
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Getting JSPWiki Source Code#
JSPWiki source code is maintained using Git.
Checkout the code using:
git clone http://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/jspwiki.git jspwikiChange http to https if you are a developer intending to git push. You can check Getting started with Git at the ASF for further information. There is also a GitHub mirror, so you can also fork and send your PRs from there.
Building JSPWiki#
Apache JSPWiki is a Maven-based project and builds using the same commands as other Maven projects. The JSPWiki team maintains a cheat sheet of common Maven tasks for this project. Current release is 2.10.2 and can be reached through the downloads page, with development going into 2.10.3.
Coding standards:#
- Use the Eclipse and Checkstyle formatters (both automatically incorporated when you run mvn eclipse:eclipse on the project.)
- Remove trailing whitespace and whitespace on empty lines
- All commits except those to the website or for releases should start with JSPWIKI-num: JIRA title. If committing a patch from a contributor the commit message should read JSPWIKI-num: JIRA title. Contributed by contributor's name.
- Try not to break the current build by making sure that trunk still builds before committing.
- Bump the version (in Release.java). Please see the versioning proposal on which version number follows which one.
- Add a suitable ChangeLog entry describing your change(s).
- When resolving the JIRA, be sure to set the fix version to the current next planned release version as this is used to create the release notes.


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Thread: cursor?
10-31-04, 20:28 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: cursor?
is it possible to do this???
have a cursor defined.
in the loop
have select statement. returning multiple rows .
then insert statement these mutiple rows.
end loop
cursor c1 select c1 where pdate>'12-0ct-2003'
in the loop
select c1,c2 from tabname
where status in('P','S');
--so this returns multiple rows
--then insert these rows in a single table.
end loop
it works fine if i give status = 'P' but iam not sure whether status in returning multiple rows triggering mutiple insert's work
any ideas r suggestions..
should the select inside the loop also b defined as cursor. if so, how do i pass values from one cursor to another
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Do the select and insert in a single step, like this:
insert into table2 (c1,c2) select c1,c2 from tabname where status in('P','S');Tony Andrews


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This a sub-set of The Open Swing Dance Championships 2016
We will be broadcasting LIVE all weekend.
This online DVD contains all the uploaded files from the US Open 2016. They will be viewable for 1 year after the event. Divisions will be uploaded as soon as possible.
Watch the US Open LIVE Stream and watch all uploaded content through November 30, 2017.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to licensing from the US Open, we are only allowed to sell access to this media for 1 year. As of November 30, 2017 at midnight, all media access will expire. We apologize for the inconvenience.


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I dressed up today just for fun. All day I have been getting the strangest looks. I guess people around here think its not cool to wear costumes. Whatever! I'm letting my inner child SHINE!!!
I've gone to Starbucks, preschool, the grocery store and art class all in costume. :)
Here I am in all my flower child hippie glory!
Happy Halloween!
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Saturday, October 27, 2012
"Give A Hoot" Fabric Pouch
I've been in a major crafting funk of late. I come home at night too exhausted to even think of picking up my knitting needles or sitting at my sewing machine. This morning though, I made it a priority. Before I did anything else, I sat down in front of my machine to make this little zippered pouch:
I think I've only sewed in a zipper one time in my life and that was in a high school home ec class nearly 20 years ago! So this took some time for me to figure out. :) But I finally got it!
I just love this owl fabric! It's been sitting in my stash for ages just waiting for the perfect project! I see many more pouches in my future. :)
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Saturday, October 20, 2012
I've been a total blogging slacker lately! No excuses really other than just not having anything to say. :) My life has been rather mundane lately. I haven't been crafting much. I've basically been snuggled in bed with a book or watching marathon movies. The change in the weather and the shorter days always has this effect on me! I call it my "hibernation mode".
So I've made a big decision. Big for me anyway. I've decided that this is the year I will take part in NaNoWriMo! For those of you who aren't familiar, NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month. The purpose is to get people to write (anything...even if it's crap...while silencing your inner critic) and to commit to writing at least a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Ambitious, I know. Especially for someone like me, with extremely limited free time. I'm going to need to write 1,667 words per day! I wouldn't have bat an eyelash at this when I was younger. I used to write constantly from the time I hit 4th grade. I got away from it in my late twenties. Life just got in the way, I guess.
So I'm pretty excited to give this a try! I even roped my fiance into participating! :)
Ok...so on to the pictures! Here's some cute, rather large mushrooms I found this week. I just love them!
I've been baking and cooking again. I tend to survive on salads and cereal during the week...but on the weekends, I'm a slave to the kitchen!
Yummy lentils!
Sourdough pancakes with apple cinnamon syrup...
Sourdough bread dough...
I've been hard at work on this guy. I've logged about 7 or 8 hours so far. Embroidery sure is a time consuming hobby! The sad thing is, I still have the matching pillowcase to do! How much would you be willing to pay for a set of embroidered pillowcases? I've been having a hard time researching this because the range that people charge on Etsy seems to vary so much. Also, keep in mind that part of my sale has to go to Sublime Stiching as part of my contract with them. :)
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Weekend In The Hills
P and I took an impromptu trip to Hocking Hills last weekend. We rented a cabin, loaded the dogs in the car, and off we went! We arrived rather late Friday night. Just enough time for dinner and catching up. We had a visitor in the form of the biggest dog I've ever seen! He was part black lab and part horse. :) He was super friendly and wanted to play fetch. He picked up a fallen tree LIMB (note I said limb and not branch...it was huge)! He started carrying it around the yard bumping into us as he did so. I think the limb was at about 5 feet long! He brought it to me and dropped it at my feet, inviting me to throw it. Hahaha! It was pretty funny. I wish I would've had my camera. Silly dog! :)
Saturday we drove to a nearby metro park for some hiking fun. We took along Lola (my chihuahua) and after much searching finally found a trail that didn't prohibit dogs. We did a mile hike and saw so many pretty views.
This millipede was so interesting! I got to touch him and he even crawled on me a bit. P wouldn't come near. Apparently he doesn't like bugs!
On our way back we saw the funniest sign!
Hope you all have a great week! :)
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Kitchen Diva
Having a few days off always puts me in the mood to cook! I've spent much of this week baking up apple goodies (trying to use 20 lbs of apples before they go bad)! Last night though, I got a hankering (do people actually use this word anymore???) for some old school chili cheese fries. I used to spend my college summers working at Cedar Point (amusement park here in Ohio) and I was absolutely addicted to their chili cheese fries! I know that there are recipes out there for duplicating the Velveeta like cheesey goodness but I lacked the ingredients and the time. So instead I took the lazy vegan's way out and used Daiya shreds, Toffuti sour cream, frozen french fries, and a can of veggie chili! I know it would've tasted ten times better if I had taken the time to make my own chili....but ya know, it wasn't half bad this way!
I figured if I was going to eat American junk food for dinner, I should follow it up with a scrumptious dessert. Right? So I whipped out the So Delicious Coconut Milk Vanilla Bean ice cream and topped it with this lovely vegan chocolate syrup. Totally reminiscent of my childhood Sundaes...only cruelty free! :)
This morning I woke up wanting waffles. Is there anything better than homemade waffles? I think not.
I decided to put some more of our apple booty to work here.
Apple Cinnamon Waffles....mmmmmm.....
I used Isa Chandra Moskowitz's awesome recipe. You can find it here...but I substituted apple cider for apple juice (hey, use what you have).
De-lish! I ate one of these bad boys and was full. I froze the rest so I can enjoy them later.
What have you been eating lately?
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Quirky Kitty
Just wanted to stop by with a quick post this afternoon! I woke up feeling inspired to create something, anything. So I made a reusable shopping bag out of this super cute kitty fabric. It says "Meow So Lucky" and features the Japanese Maneki -neko or Lucky Cat. :)
I didn't have anything suitable to use for the straps so I made my own out of some old denim!
This bag will be "purrfect" for hauling groceries, books, etc!
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Blissful Weekend
Sorry I've been MIA friends...
My Mom came for a visit this weekend! We had a jam packed couple of days starting with antiquing in Hocking Hills. It's one of my favorite places for finding vintage goodies!
Mom found this set of six OLD Louisa May Alcott novels (including my most favorite childhood book: Little Women) for only $25! I have a "thing" for old books so of course these beauties had to come home with me!
I also picked up this super cool vintage scale. I'm not really sure why...I just think it's cute and looks adorable in my kitchen! ;)
When we got back to Columbus we had a super yummy Indian lunch and then headed out for apple picking! We got 20 lbs of apples...oh my! I have been giving my oven quite the workout the past few days. So far I've made apple crisp and apple pie crumb cake muffins (divine!).
Oops! Almost forgot that I picked up this copy of The Velveteen Rabbit while at the antique mall. Not what I'd consider vintage but it was only $2 and I love this story! I was reading an excerpt to Mom in the middle of the store and I got choked up. Haha! She told me I wasn't aloud to read children's books to her anymore if they were going to make me cry. Just wait til I whip out The Giving Tree! Hehehehe....
On Sunday, we woke up early and headed out for my ukulele lesson. Wow. The uke. I've been putting in a lot of practice time but I feel I'm not progressing as fast as I'd like. I guess I'm impatient like that. My instructor said that I was definitely making progress...that he can hear the improvement every week. Here's hoping he's not just saying that to make me feel better!
After that, we headed to the zoo. We were pretty excited to see the 3 month old baby Amul tiger cubs. They were sooooo adorable! Very playful! I couldn't get very good photos from my vantage point but check out the awesome one from the zoo's website down below...
We visited the petting farm for some hands on animal love. Mom fell for this charismatic fellow. He was blissed out when she started rubbing his ears!
This gal was hiding under a bench. Cute. :)
We just had to visit the Australia portion of the zoo. I love seeing the kangaroo's! This little girl was only two years old. Her name is Caroline. What a sweetie!
We stopped by the lorikeet exhibit so we can feed them some nectar. I got bit twice!!
I dragged Mom onto the carousel. She had fun!
We saw so many other funny things...like the gorilla who kept picking his nose and then eating it! Or the bonobo that peed all over his playground.
Saw some sad stuff too...like the bobcat that just kept pacing and pacing...and then he stopped right in front of us and meowed pathetically. :(
Today we went back to the antique mall where we were meeting my Dad. We saw some pretty neat stuff like these old doors that they made into a folding screen. Love it!
My Mom is a big fan of the faux fireplace. You take an old mantel and put an old heater in front of it. Pile a strand of blinking lights in the heater and ta-da...instant ambience (but no heat)!
I couldn't resist this upcycled screen door cabinet! Someone used old wood, a door, and a vintage latch to make this cute little cubby. I brought it home with me and put it in my bathroom. It's now filled with towels. Perfect!
I'm going to do some decorating on the top eventually...but for now this will have to do.
A peek inside...
My sweet kitty Tibet has been a lap cat all afternoon. I love this cat more than anything or anyone. I know that sounds weird but he is my best friend.
One last kitty shot! I couldn't resist. Spike and Sheldon are snuggle buddies. They make my heart melt!!!
Hope you all are having a wonderful October 1st! :)
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Republicans think they've hit on the perfect strategy to win back the Senate in 2014: Sit back and let it happen.
Everywhere they look, things are going their way. President Barack Obama's job approval is in the low 40s. His health care law is doing a bit worse than that. Many Senate elections that will be contested in November are in states that went for John McCain and Mitt Romney. Polls show the party even has a shot in some blue states.
Republican David Jolly won a special House election this month in a Florida district that went for Obama twice. That victory added to Republicans' sense that they have momentum.
So a lot of the party's leaders are turning passivity into a strategy. They're telling one another: Don't make yourself an issue. Don't make serious legislative proposals, because they will only be targets for Democrats. If Republicans make sure not to nominate weak or extreme candidates, and simply rail against Obamacare, they will win.
This strategy has ease of execution going for it. Coming up with policy proposals and then convincing colleagues to back them is hard work. And inaction might pay off: Republicans probably will make gains if they do nothing, just because it's a midterm election under a Democratic president. Inaction also minimizes risks.
The flip side is that the passive strategy doesn't maximize opportunity. It's true that public confidence in Obama and the Democrats has fallen on a broad range of issues, from health care to foreign policy. But that doesn't mean people have gained confidence that Republicans would do well on those issues. It only means that Republicans have an opening to make their case.
Individual Republican lawmakers have proposed far-reaching reforms of health care, the tax code, higher education and jobs programs. Each of those proposals comes with political risks. But each could also help Republicans position themselves as pragmatic problem-solvers rather than merely Obama-haters.
And sometimes the lack of a proposal is itself a target. That Republicans have never united behind a health care proposal that would do much to increase the number of people with insurance has been one of the Democrats' top talking points for years now. Sure, they say, Obamacare has its flaws, but the Republicans have no alternative.
Counting on Democratic unpopularity could also prove too complacent. Take a look at the Huffington Post's poll averages. Obama's net job-approval rating is slightly up since the start of February. His rating on the economy has been improving since early December. He has been rising on foreign policy since late September. While the president is still "upside down," as the operatives say, on all those measures, Republicans would be foolish to assume that the trend is their friend.
And even if Republicans succeed by taking the path of least resistance, they will be storing up future trouble. What if they win the Senate? In that case, Congress will have to move legislation. Republicans will have to come up with attractive conservative bills then, so that Obama will either feel it necessary to sign them or pay a political price for vetoing them. They will be in much better shape if they have campaigned on some of these ideas. That way they can say that the public knew what it would be getting by voting for Republicans. Republicans will also be better able to achieve unity among party congressmen, who will be more likely to feel that they're invested in these ideas as a group.
If Republicans want to govern after 2016, for that matter, they should start preparing now: coming up with an agenda, selling it to the public and refining it as they go.
But those considerations involve thinking past the next elections, and that's not something that comes naturally to a lot of politicians.
Ramesh Ponnuru is a Bloomberg View columnist, and a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.


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Globalization and Hershey's Total Quality Management
How can globalization increase the complexity of Hershey's total quality management?
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How can globalization increase the complexity of Hershey's total quality management?
Total Quality Management (TQM) defines quality as consistently meeting customer expectations and needs. To ensure data quality in the best possible way is to supply data that is used by people who have been trained in checking what the data should look like. These people are also able to recognize when it is not correct and they also know what would be correct and they are able to provide feedback that will resolve the discrepancies. Customer usage and customer feedback are the essential factors.
Hershey is the leading manufacturer of chocolate products in North America. It also produces non-chocolate confectionery and chocolate-related grocery products. Hershey has domestic and international operations and distribution channels.
Hershey has many competitors which include Mars, Nestle, Russell Stover, and Palmer. In the domestic non-chocolate category, Hershey's largest competitor is Nabisco. On a dollar basis, Hershey's sales are roughly 80% chocolate and 20% non-chocolate. Hershey sells to 8-10 different classes of trade including grocery wholesalers, chain grocery stores, candy distributors, and mass merchandisers, chain drug stores, vending companies, wholesale clubs, convenience stores, concessionaires and food distributors. Products are sold by full-time sales representatives, food brokers and part-time retail sales merchandisers throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. The ...
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Time to take it easy on that old copy of 7-Minute Abs, fellas. What's that? The ladies love them some rock-hard abs, you say?
Well, we hate to break it to you, but that isn't really true. As a part of our 2012 Great Male Survey, we asked men which body part they thought women appreciated the most in men. 40% said abs.
Being the diligent researchers that we are, we also asked women which male body part they appreciated the most and –wouldn't you know it — abs did not come in first. That honor went to the chest, with 22%, while arms followed close with 20% of the vote. Abs garnered a measly 16% of the vote.
What does this mean? We'd say it means you can drink that extra beer if you want. Meanwhile, legs got 0% of the vote with both men AND women.
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24 hours ahead of the long awaited "Clash of Champions" match, we are delighted to share an exclusive interview with the Astana Arlans Kazakhstan boxer who will open this landmark event, the exciting Flyweight (49kg) Mardan Berikbayev.
Mardan, you are going to open the 'Clash of Champions' tomorrow. What does this match mean for you?
We all are eagerly awaiting this match as we see it as a unique experience. Cuba has a fantastic line-up with their very best boxers of today, and for us it is an honor to fight with the leading members of their national team. Furthermore, we were prepared mentally for this meeting ahead of the Finals last season, but since it did not happen, we consider this duel between Champions of WSB as important as the Final of the competition.
What motivate you most ahead of the meeting with Cuba Domadores?
The motivation lies in the fact this will be our home match. We absolutely must make our fans happy, and all those who will come to support us, so therefore we will fight till the very end!
How did you receive the news that Yosbany Veitia has changed weight category, and your opponent will instead be newcomer to the WSB Santiago Amador?
Actually, I was looking forward to a fight with Veitia, as, we have already boxed in the final of the Geraldo Cordoba Cardin tournament, in which he won by a margin of three points. I would like to have revenge one day, and I still hope we will meet in Season V!


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Afternoon Kindergarten Enrichment - Wednesdays
Sep 14 - May 10 (Wednesday)
Ages 5-7 · Co-Ed
Darlington Arts Center
Meeting Dates
From Sep 14, 2016 to May 10, 2017
Each Wednesday from 12:30 PM to 03:15 PM
Except the following dates:
Wednesday, Dec 28, 2016
Wednesday, Apr 12, 2017
Wednesday, Mar 15, 2017
About This Activity
Online registration is not possible for this activity. Please contact us at (610) 358-3632 to enroll.
AM Kindergarteners will continue their day of learning through arts-enriched activities and lessons. Through curriculum developed by a certified teacher and arts activities with professional Teaching Artists, students will reinforce concepts taught in Kindergarten while expanding their creativity.
Tuition Information:
2016-2017 Academic Year:
- 1 Day a Week (Wednesdays): 9 payments of $125
Enrollment requires payment of the 2016-2017 Family Membership Fee. The first tuition payment is due upon enrollment, then remaining monthly payments are due on the 15th of the month from 9/15/16 to 4/15/17.
Students may also enroll in Darlington's Afternoon Kindergarten Enrichment Lunch Bunch for an additional fee. Students enrolled in Lunch Bunch may arrive from 12:00-12:30pm each week with a packed lunch. Students attending AM Kindergarten at Concord Elementary School may take the bus to Lunch Bunch, and will be greeted at the bus stop and walked into the building. To add on Lunch Bunch, contact the office at 610-358-3632.
Darlington Arts Center
2016-2017 Annual Family Membership
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I'm so excited that BlogHer is hosting NaBloPoMo again this year. For a while it looked like it wasn't going to happen. I was going to challenge myself regardless, but there's something about being on the official blog roll that helps me be accountable.
What the heck is NaBloPoMo?
NaBloPoMo stands for National Blog Posting Month. It was started in 2006 by Eden Kennedy who, after unsuccessfully completing NaNoWriMo the year before, decided she'd try to post on her blog every day for a month. About 2,000 bloggers joined her that year. 6,000 participated the next, and by 2010 NaBloPoMo had over 16,000 members!
Eden sold NaBloPoMo to BlogHer in 2010, where it's been hosted since.
Melissa Ford took it under her wing, but stepped down this year, which is why some of us didn't know if it was going to officially happen. It was kept on the down low until the end of October.
This is my (holy crap!) fourth year participating, and it always surprises me how hard challenging it is to create content every day. Sometimes I'm able to work ahead. Sometimes all I'm able to do is post a picture (which I totally count because this is blog POSTING month). The long Thanksgiving weekend tries to trip me up because I'm spending time with family vs. using nap time to write.
A challenge I've faced in the past is not knowing what to write about, so I'm using this month to catch up on drafts. My planner also has a running list of posts I want to write/share. These have been carried over each week for months. Stay tuned for posts that should have been written back in July!
While I stared at my list of potential posts, I realized I also had a few goals in mind for this year…
* Publish something here every day – even if that ends up being a photo I've taken for a Wordless Wednesday. Because posting month.
* Bring back my Gettin' Fit Friday link up. This will help fill my Friday space, but I've also felt more fluffy than usual. Exercise has been pretty much nil over the last two months, and I need to find motivation to get back on the wagon. I'm hoping it will help keep me accountable.
* Read and comment on blogs. This is my #1 goal. In the past I was focused on writing and posting every day in my space (it's truly a challenge!). I read a few others, but never spent as much time writing to bloggers who were participating. I am actually excited about reading other blogs this year. A few ladies I follow on social media are dusting off their blogs to give this a shot. I love reading their tweets and looking at their Instagram accounts, but I've missed reading their blogs! I've also joined a few blogging Facebook groups to grow my audience and hopefully find a tribe. I don't seem to have a blogging tribe anymore and I miss that. (That's partly my fault because to have a tribe you need to comment!)
* Use my D3100 more than my phone for blog pictures. I've actually been doing this, but it might be hard now I got my new iPhone. New phone = a camera that hasn't been dropped, licked, or carried in my back pocket for 2+ years = it takes decent pictures right now! But I've decided I want to try and make photography a part of my blog, and to do that I want to use my DSLR.
Want to challenge yourself? Join the blog roll before November 5 and you'll be entered to win a pass to #BlogHer17! BlogHer will post the completed blogroll on Monday, November 7, which will help make supporting fellow NaBloPoMo-ers easier 🙂
What are your NaBloPoMo 2016 goals?


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with great direction of Reuben Rox. This movie was presented in 2014, with original production from USA. You can watch Return to Witch Graveyard online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 183 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Rachel Wise, Reuben Rox, Catherine Franklin, Shonda Cannon, Lucien Eisenach, Alex Williams, Randy Robinson, Nathaniel Quinn, Bobbie Ruben, Shelley Clark, James Magnum Cook, Matt J. Gaines, Barry Buck Goldstein, Sarah Nicole Grace and Cinthia Ruben.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Reuben Rox.
The original audio of Return to Witch Graveyard has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Bruno Renat.
James Magnum Cook, Shelley Clark, Barry Buck Goldstein, Reuben Rox and Matt J. Gaines.
This film was produced and / or financed by Goregon Productions.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Return to Witch Graveyard has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Return to Witch Graveyard in FULLTV Movies.


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MILDURA recorded more than its total rainfall average for April in 24 hours yesterday.
Mildura received 31.4mm from 9am Thursday to 9am yesterday, while Walpeup received 56.6mm during the same timeframe.
The State Emergency Service (SES) received two callouts because of the rain, including to a home in Mildura where part of a ceiling collapsed and to the Mallee Deli in Ouyen, which flooded.
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Around a month ago I wrote a piece in our 'Meet Our Friends' series about the incredibly talented - and now certifiably prolific - Lucy Schwartz [Facebook, Myspace, last.fm]. No less than a month after releasing her clip for "Help Me! Help Me!" I received this message from her on Facebook:
After watching her latest video, I completely agree with her assertion; but you can form your own opinion by watching it after the jump.
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