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mud2005 wrote:a 3210 anodized black for $285 includes shipping I can hardly believe it. I'll take 1 for sure, wish I had more money or I'd get more. If my buddy who owes me a bunch of cash pays me before this happens I will take more, but I can't count on that happening.
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One question though, I've always wondered about getting a 3210 w/ a hardened steel shaft. I'm a huge perfectionist (spaz?) and I never liked how the set screws dig into the shaft when tightened. I tend to take the pulley on and off mine often while experimenting and it has many circles on it.
Is a hardened steel shaft possible on a 3210? If astroflight doesn't want to deal with it I could even get the shaft myself and cut it to size and grind flats and ship it to astro.
Sorry to be a pain w/ special requests and all, but I had to ask.
If it's not possible I still want 1 motor for sure in black and 10 turn.
I can also pre-pay.
Flats = weak.
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Barely put any tension on the setscrew when you are in the stage of figuring things out for sprocket placement and RnD. Once you get locations figured out, take the setscrew out, and run a drill down the setscrew hole slightly smaller than the thread ID to get a position marked. Remove the sprocket and drill the dimple in the shaft to match the profile of the end of the setscrew. Re-assemble. Done.
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At last week's Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles, product previews and announcements, particularly of Windows Azure, Windows 7 and Visual Studio Team System 2010, generated a lot of buzz. Throughout the week, an important undercurrent to that story was Microsoft's engagement with the open source community and its support for open source developers.
Certainly one of the open source highlights for the week was Miguel de Icaza's presentation, "Mono and .Net." In spite of arriving on time for the session, I wound up viewing it from the second overflow room. Miguel talked about innovations on which the Mono community has focused recently, including their embedded C# compiler. His game demos of the technology were fun and amazing to watch. You can see them for yourself here.
Members of my team spent the month leading up to the conference developing three demonstrations of Windows Azure's ability to support open source developers and open source applications. We ran all three at the Open Source pedestal in the Microsoft booth and each was highlighted in a session during the conference.
One of the demos shows how developers can use Eclipse to create applications and deploy them as Azure services. It relies on an Eclipse community plug-in "Emonics" for displaying C# syntax and a "proof-of-concept" Azure plug-in we created for building and deploying the application. This demo was highlighted in Steve Marx's presentation, "Developing and Deploying Your First Cloud Service," which you can find here.
The second demo shows how an open source application can access services from Azure. In this one, we chose the popular PHP application Gallery and show how it can store, retrieve and modify photos as binary large objects (BLOBs) in the cloud. To produce this demo we wrote two small modules, one to create wrappers that represent the BLOB REST API as PHP objects and another to create an Azure subclass with inheritance from the Windows NT Platform class.
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by Peter Galli on November 04, 2008 03:49pm
The extremely popular and well attended Web 2.0 Summit starts in San Francisco today, where Microsoft officially launched its global BizSpark program, designed to help startups grow into successful businesses through software support, a vibrant global ecosystem that delivers superior business advantage, and opportunities for visibility through a new online database, the BizSparkDB.
BizSpark is available globally to privately held startups that are building a software-based product or service, that have been in business less than three years, and have less than $1 million in revenue.
It also provides startups with software, support and visibility early in their life cycle when those resources are most needed and least affordable. As such, Microsoft has decided that the $100 program fee will be made payable when the company leaves the program rather than upfront when joining.
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BizSpark members will also be informed about those programs of particular interest to startups, including the Microsoft Web Platform Installer and Microsoft Web Application Installer.
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by Paul Long on November 07, 2008 10:49am
Today I am excited to announce that the development of protocol parsers for Microsoft Network Monitor is moving into an open source model, hosted on CodePlex. This site will host development of parsers for public protocols and for protocols described in our Open Protocol Specifications for Windows.
Network Monitor is a free protocol analyzer and network sniffer. It allows you to capture and view network traffic in a format that is easier for humans to read. It is often used as a troubleshooting/development tool or to validate that a protocol is behaving as you expect.
We've started the ball rolling by releasing an updated parser package and creating a source tree on Codeplex. While this process will take time, we hope to have all bugs filed on the site within a few months, as well as having all parser development taking place directly on CodePlex.
Every month we'll post a new installer package that Netmon users will be able to install, so as to benefit from the latest changes.
As we continue to evolve, we hope that the community will get involved by filing bugs and suggestions, contributing code and new parsers, and helping us improve how information like summaries and field descriptions are displayed.
At some point we also anticipate that some of our committed users will manage subsets of the parsers.
We are also really excited about the impact of making our parsers open source. The force of the community should help us keep up with the quickly changing world of new protocols and updated documentation.
If you want to contribute, please join the community on CodePlex and start giving us feedback.
For historic background, Network Monitor 3 was a complete re-write of the Network Monitor program that previously shipped in Windows Server and SMS.
One of the major design changes is that the parsers - code that describes how network packets are decoded - are written in a custom language and included with the product.
Most industry protocol analyzers include parsers as static compiled code, or DLLs, which make them harder to update and maintain. By contrast, because the Netmon parsers are run within our execution environment, they can provide a layer of protection against overruns and therefore help protect the user from poorly written code which can expose security vulnerabilities.
At the same time that Network Monitor 3 was being developed in 2004, the product teams were in the process of creating the documents for the Microsoft Open Protocols.
So, at that point, we were able to partner with our document writers and get parsers written for these open protocol specifications for Windows. Not only did this help us verify the documentation, but it also provides a strong base of parsers for Network Monitor that makes troubleshooting network traffic very transparent.
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by anandeep on November 07, 2008 10:54am
Whenever people get to know that I work in the Open Source Lab at Microsoft, there are a few knee jerk questions they always have. The most common one is: "Microsoft has an Open Source Lab?", while another question often asked is: "So when is Microsoft actually going to be part of an Open Source project and actually participate?"
This question does not, of course, refer to our Codeplex projects, which are aplenty and Open Source, but rather about participating in an ongoing project that is not under Microsoft's umbrella. Something that organizations with strong Open Source credentials are behind: Mozilla, Perl, Linux, Apache, Samba, PHP, Eclipse ... you know, the usual suspects.
Fundamentally, as a developer, the answer I (truthfully!) gave: that we worked with all those communities and had actually done some important work with them, was not soul satisfying. You know as developers that one needs to jump in with both feet and actually stand up and be counted as being part of a project.
Given the kind of work we had been doing in changing realities both at Microsoft and in Open Source communities, I knew that it was just a matter of time before that happened. (My colleague Hank Janssen hates the word perception, and I would have used it here just to aggravate him, but that would not capture what I wanted to say. Darn!).
Well, that day is arrived - and I am excited beyond words to say that we (as Microsoft) will be participating in the Apache QPID project. This was announced by Sam Ramji today during his keynote address at the Apache Conference in New Orleans.
Apache QPID is middleware for message passing and is based on the AMQP standard. I will be the point person for our lab's participation in Apache QPID. Actually I should say "what used to be our lab" and which now has truly become the Open Source Technology Center at Microsoft.
In a previous life, I was with a small start up that did secure Web Services management. This was when the SOAP protocol sent unreliable, in-the-clear over the wire messages, and what we did was make SOAP a secure, guaranteed once and once only protocol between two Web Services end points without requiring any changes to web or application servers. That gave me some understanding of the complexities of message passing. Add the complexity of time constrained responses, huge volumes of data and interoperability between disparate systems and the technical problem becomes real juicy!
I often used to wonder why there weren't more successful Open Source messaging systems, since the primary message passing systems in use were proprietary and weren't built for interoperability. Imagine my surprise and joy when Tom Hanrahan (da boss) told me that Microsoft was joining AMQP and was considering participating in the Apache QPID project. I jumped on the opportunity to be involved with the project.
I want to reiterate that we will follow Open Source principles in being part of the Apache QPID project, and not antagonize people through typical big company execution. This means the following things to me:
This all means that we will be slower of the mark than we would, say in one of our internal projects - but we would like to get it right.
For now I am going to download QPID and run it in the lab. Look, listen and linger in the forums, read the documentation, run the test suites, play around with APIs and learn how the joint runs (so to speak).
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
by Peter Galli on November 10, 2008 04:55pm
Microsoft and Sun Microsystems have signed a search distribution deal under which the MSN Toolbar, which is powered by Microsoft Live Search, will be available to U.S.-based Internet Explorer users when they download the Java Runtime Environment.
The agreement, which is effective today, means that Internet Explorer users downloading Sun's JRE will have the option of downloading the MSN Toolbar, giving them one-click access to Live Search and direct access to Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live Messenger.
Java is already found on 91 percent of Internet-connected PCs worldwide, while the Java Runtime Environment is one of the highest-volume consumer downloads on the Web. There are also some 6.5 million Java software developers and more than 800 million Java desktop users across the globe.
Given the enormous diversity of Java-based Web applications that are downloaded every month, the deal should help drive exposure to, and usage of, Live Search.
It is also being reported today that Google has dropped StarOffice from its Google Pack of free software, though this has not been confirmed by the company as yet. But this makes sense since Google probably wants people to use its own free online office suite.
by Peter Galli on November 18, 2008 10:16pm
It is two years this month since Microsoft and Novell struck their ground-breaking technical collaboration agreement, a move that has effectively ensured greater interoperability between Windows Server and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.
This technical collaboration has already resulted in a number of milestones, including two new offerings announced today: the availability in the first half of 2009 of an Advanced Management Pack for SUSE Linux Enterprise for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2, and a free beta download of Novell's Moonlight, a rich media application.
Some analysts, vendors and enterprises have said the company that develops effective cross-platform management tools will have an advantage and strategic differentiator over its competitors who do not. Microsoft is already doing that.
The Microsoft Operations Manger 2007 Cross Platform Extensions enable the assessment and management of Windows and Linux servers from a single, unified console, eliminating the costs and complexities of having multiple management consoles. The Advanced Management Pack extends this Linux monitoring capability.
Also, given the current tough economic environment, this solution helps reduce training costs since staff only need to be trained on one management tool for both Windows and Linux environments.
Attendees at the Microsoft TechEd EMEA conference in Barcelona earlier this month got to see a technical preview of the Advanced Management Pack, whose release will coincide with that of Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2.
A beta of Novell's Moonlight, an open source implementation of Microsoft Silverlight, will also be released going forward as an open source plug-in for the Firefox web browser. Moonlight brings Linux-based users the same high-definition media capabilities currently available for the Windows and Apple environments.
So, expect to see a lot more solutions in the next year that promote interoperability and help ease customer pain-points across their heterogeneous environments.
by Bryan Kirschner on November 24, 2008 02:47pm
I was recently at Harvard for two events. The first, which I'll talk about in this blog, was part of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard lunch series.
Mario Madden and I were invited to speak at a session called "Microsoft and Open Source: Opportunity or Threat?" You can watch the whole thing online at the link - and David Weinberger liveblogged as well.
The focus of the whole thing was, to quote Karim Lakhani, our host, a "vigorous discussion." So we had about 15 minutes to give an up-front presentation about our thoughts on the "opportunity or threat" issue.
The rest of the time was open discussion. So I do recommend checking out the webcast-it's tough to do the discussion justice second hand. I will call out a couple things that won't show up in the recording.
First, Harvard really is an important source of expertise on open source. There's a whole bunch of research that's certainly been valuable to me (on developer and corporate motivations, for example). There are also people like Margo Seltzer (the former CTO of Sleepycat) who I got to meet at the second event, which I'll talk about in my next blog.
Second, the whole OSS Lab at Microsoft community has emphasized the importance of dialogue for as long as we've been around. This event drove that home once again. Some folks followed up verbally or in mail to semi-apologize for it being a bit of a challenging environment for us.
But I didn't think it was challenging: if a question is difficult to answer because someone is working hard at making it difficult for me to answer, I'm not too keen on that. But if a question is difficult to answer because the answer is something we haven't thought about (and maybe should) or it's just a tough problem...if the questioner is willing to help me be smarter about figuring out a good answer, well, bring it on, as they say.
David Weinberger actually raised a point like this when we talked about Microsoft-released projects and contributions(from his blog):
Q: [David] Are 500 contributions a lot? Compared to the number of patents? Products? A: [Bryan] We'll measure success when every product group considers open source. Q: [Karim] IBM says they have 1,000 developers working on Linux, etc. Do you have any number you can point to that's similar? A: No.
I added we don't have a KLOC or person hours target...should we?
Third, just for the record, here, I said think open source and Microsoft represents a mutual opportunity (...check out the podcast for all the reasons why.) But that brings me to the one thing that most sticks in my mind. A CS professor who attended told us she waited until the recording was finished because she didn't want to be rude-but that to her, we were talking about our open source strategy as if it was something new and innovative.
But from her perspective, she said she's been doing software development a long time, and this sounds just like what Microsoft did in the late 1980's, when being open to developers is what made early Microsoft products interesting to her as a developer. So (to paraphrase): not to be rude, but why do you think this is cool?
This was funny because (as I replied) I absolutely agree with her. Our open source strategy took a lot of learning about how open source has changed the landscape, and what it has brought that's new and different, but the fundamental principle remains the same: openness to third-party developers is a powerful and enduring principle.
And it is part of Microsoft's DNA, as we sometimes say ("...the engineering relationship is getting back to the way it used to be in 1994-1997, which is a great relief to us," [Jeremy] Allison, said recently about Samba and Microsoft).
At one time, Microsoft was perceived to be a leader in openness through free SDKs and extensive APIs, active developer communities, published object models (wow, now you can call the Excel object model from the Powershell scripting language...) , and more.
For a number of (in my opinion) remediable reasons, from the time open source started to capture the popular imagination till today, Microsoft has not been perceived as a leader. But I don't see any reason why we can't reach the point where the best things Microsoft has brought to users and developers and the best things open source has brought to users and developers will be decidedly better together. I think there are some arguable examples already (XNA is high on my list: traditional coding contests plus easy paths to write and sell games, plus a growing open source community).
The other event at Harvard was a business focused Open Source CEO Summit...which I'll talk about in my next blog.
by Peter Galli on December 03, 2008 03:05am
The work to promote interoperability between different document format implementations is yielding some concrete results.
A number of new technology solutions were announced in Brussels on December 3 by the Document Interoperability Initiative (DII), which was launched in March of this year, and where industry leaders and representatives from vendors around the world gather for technical discussions and labs to identify, test and develop solutions to overcome document interoperability barriers.
The solutions - which will improve the installation, performance and stability of translated documents - include the Open XML Document Viewer, which translates Open XML documents to an HTML Web page and allows readability on Web friendly browsers like Firefox. You can watch this video demonstration of the Open XML Document Viewer, while the CTP is available here.
Other new solutions include the Open XML/ODF Translators Version 2.5, a document translator that improves translations between different formats through optimized templates, and which will be made available as an add-in for Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 and XP. You can watch the video demonstration here.
The Apache POI Java SDK for Open XML gives customers and independent software developers greater choice as they create and use business applications that manipulate business documents and which are built on Java.
As transparency and co-operation are vital for initiatives like this to succeed, it's important to note that the DII's goals are to increase interoperability between document format implementations across a range of formats, applications, platforms and devices, and that the initiative is open to any vendor who wants to collaborate with the community to identify and address interoperability issues between different implementations of document formats.
We believe that the industry has a responsibility to come together to address the interoperability interests of users as well as effective data exchange between widely-deployed document format implementations, and so the development of these technical tools, which is due to the open and constructive industry dialogue at DII, is gratifying. This work also underscores the progress being made as the global IT community continues to work together on developing real-world interoperability solutions.


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We got DVR a little over a year ago. It's impossible to think of life without this glorious invention. It allows us not only to save programs for as long as we want, but also to fast forward through all those pesky commercials. Commercials take up a good chunk of programming time, which is why a 30-minute sitcom is in reality only 22 minutes of actual TV.
But, there was a time when the commercial breaks were the part I most looked forward to. I'd fill a bowl with Cinnamon Toast Crunch and plop down for a block of Saturday morning cartoons. ABC even had several "After These Messages, We'll Be Right Back" segways.
I'm not sure when commercials stopped being fun. Maybe when the overzealous health nuts went too far and vilified Ronald McDonald and Tony the Tiger.
Duane and I have at least a couple of dozen DVDs containing nothing but commercials. We have one for candy and cereal, snacks, boys' toys, girls' toys, fashion, cars, prime time and my favorite–holiday commercials.
Some of them, such as the ones for Masters of the Universe toys make me long for the carefree days spent escaping to Eternia. I was never a huge Barbie fan, but spots featuring the Dreamhouse make it appealing.
Seeing Teddy Ruxpin come alive onscreen again transports me back to my fifth birthday when my parents helped remove him from the box and put the first story in his cassette player.
Other companies make an impression that lasts a lifetime and makes me wonder why they don't market products that way anymore. I dare anyone to listen to the Pepsi Generation spots and not sing the jingle for days afterward.
McDonald's commercials in particular were always the most effective, but just because I wanted a Happy Meal when I was young didn't always mean I got one. For us, getting to go to a fast food restaurant was a treat, not something we ate every day.
Even now though, when Duane and I see the Fry Kids and the Hamburglar, we often make the trip to the golden arches. Nostalgia tastes delicious!
The most tantalizing product for me though is the legendary Hostess Vanilla pudding pie. Seeing this delicious, fried shell filled with smooth, vanilla pudding coated with a thick layer of chocolate sends my taste buds into overdrive. I would pay upwards of $10 to have one, but for reasons unknown, they quit making them. You can find the chocolate variety in stores, but it's just not the same.
I look at today's commercials and am never driven to go out and immediately buy a product. If I'm making a purchase, I'll research it and read reviews. There are very few restaurants that make food look appetizing enough to jump into my car.
I'm all for living a healthy life and agree childhood obesity is a problem. But advertising is not the only culprit. I know for myself, an unwavering "No" from my parents or grandparents went a long way.
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In which Scorpius comes out to his parents and they don't accept him. [Albus already has]
To say Scorpius was nervous about going home to the Malfoy Manor for the Easter holidays was an understatement. Terrified might be a better word to use. He had decided to tell his parents about him and Albus over the week-long break to give it enough time to sink in before they would come back to Hogwarts and actually be together, in every sense of the word. By then his parents would have accepted that was what he wanted and the fact he wasn't going to change just to gain approval and hopefully he would be able to stop living the lie to their parents.
"I'll owl you as soon as I tell them," Scorpius told Albus quietly as they pulled into King's Cross Station. "I'll see you in a week…love you," he grinned, giving the Ravenclaw boy a soft kiss, before pulling his bag down and hurrying off the train, locating his parents a few meters from the Potter's. Oh how that's all about to change, he thought, amused at the fact his father and Harry Potter might actually have to be civil.
"Hey Dad," Scorpius grinned, ignoring his fathers disapproving look as his eyes landed on the Gryffindor scarf wrapped around his sons neck. The same scarf Scorpius made sure to wear constantly, making sure his family knew that he wasn't one of them.
"Should we go home? I um…I kind of have something I need to tell you," the blonde suggested, adding on the last part in a quiet voice. You can do this, he told himself. Better now then never, right?
"Very well," Draco nodded, taking hold of Scorpius upper-left arm, Astoria clasping her son's hand before they all disapparated from the platform, arriving at the end of a long drive way. Scorpius couldn't help the sigh that left his mouth. Here he was, once again, stuck in the dreary old Manor; full of it's blood purist artefacts and paintings. Stuck with his mother and father.
"So what was it you wanted to tell us?" Draco asked once the three were seated in the Malfoy's living room.
Scorpius took a deep breath, exhaling slowly. Well this is it. "I- I met someone…" he started, his voice shaky with nerves. Scorpius glanced up briefly at his parents to see if they had reacted, their faces just blank, although slightly confused, obviously waiting for more. "It's um…it's a Potter…" he started slowly, this time not needing to look up to know the exact expressions on their faces.
His mother's face would be indifferent, having not known any of the "Golden Trio" personally, with a faint hint of anger and disgust from what has been rubbed off from his father, whose facial expression would be completely the opposite.
This had been the thing he was most nervous about. Telling his dad who it was, despite the gender. The fact that his son was dating a Potter was probably going to be worse news to Draco Malfoy then the fact his son was gay.
"Did you just say you are dating a Potter?" Draco asked, his voice toneless in an attempt to not hurt his son, although his face showed all the disapprovement.
"Y-yes," Scorpius nodded, picking at a loose thread in his jumper, taking a deep breath before looking up, staring his father directly in the eyes. "And nothing you say is going to change that," he said in a firm tone, not letting his dad speak. "Because…because I love…I love him," he mumbled, all his confidence gone as he muttered the last word, his eyes focused on the beetle that was making it's way across the floor.
An awkward silence filled the Malfoy's living room, neither Draco nor Astoria being able to say anything in response to their son's declaration. "Could you err…could you say something?" Scorpius mumbled, glancing up at his parents, who were both looking at him strangely.
"Mum?" he asked in a quiet voice, turning slightly towards her, reaching out towards her, as if she needed comfort. Scorpius felt sick as his mother recoiled her hand away from his reach, as if he was diseased. "I… mum, I'm still the same person, I'm still your son" he pleaded, his vision blurring slightly. Out of his parents he was expecting a reaction like this from his father, not one from his mother.
"No you aren't," Astoria replied quietly, staring at Scorpius with an immense look of disgust. "No son of mine would have grown up to be a dirty faggot."
Scorpius didn't know what to say to that. Of all people, the one that had treated him the worst since he and Albus came out was his mother. "I- I'm not just some dirty…" Scorpius shuddered, shaking his head. "You're my mum. You're meant to love me unconditionally, whatever happens."
Instead of answering, Astoria stood up, not looking at Scorpius as she walked over to stare out the window.
"Dad…" Scorpius said in a quiet, hopeful voice, turning to his father, whose face was void of all emotions. "You don't- you're not angry, are you?"
"I'm…disappointed," Draco admitted, ringing his fingers together in discomfort. "Are you sure it's not just a phase you are going through? How do you know you well…how do you know you love him?" he asked quietly.
"Because I just do," Scorpius replied in a small voice, looking over at his mother when she made a noise of disgust.
"Maybe it would be best if you go to bed, Scorpius," the Blonde Gryffindor heard his dad speak up from behind him. "We can talk about your…situation in the morning."
"Fucking hell," Scorpius muttered, shaking his head as he stood. "You know what? I don't think I want to talk about my "situation" in the morning," he snapped, making air quotations around the word. "I'm your son, it shouldn't even be a situation, let alone a problem." Scorpius sighed, looking from his mother, whose eyes were narrowed and lips pursed as she glared out the window, and his father who looked conflicted. "Sure dad, if you want to take her side and think of me as scum then sure. I'll leave. I'll go to Albus's because unlike you the Potter's are actually good parents. They don't give a shit that he is in love with a guy or that that guy is a Malfoy because they are his family, and they love him and they accept him because that is what family's are meant to do. I just…I thought you were more then that…both of you."
At this Scorpius turned, wiping furiously at his eyes to rid of the tears that were starting to gather, before grabbing his bag and slinging it over his shoulder. "I'll be back when you decide to actually act like my parents," he told them, his voice void of emotion, although slightly shaky, as he took a handful of floo powder and threw it into the fire, before stepping into the flames and disappearing, soon to arrive in the fire place in Albus's room, startling the Ravenclaw boy.
"Scorp?" Albus said in surprise, standing up from where he was settled on the bed and crossing over to where is boyfriend stood in obvious distress.
"She…she called me a… she, she said I was dirty and a- a faggot," he mumbled, the last word barely more then a breath, his vision blurring. "And that I- that I wasn't her son anymore…I- it didn't go well at all…I just…can I stay here?"
"Yea, of course," Albus nodded, feeling his heart break slightly as he wrapped his arms around Scorpius comfortingly, pulling him close. "As long as you need… I'll be here and…and so will mum and dad."
"Thank you," Scorpius whispered, resting his head on the other boy's shoulder, "I just…I don't know. I wasn't expecting that from her… And dad…he just, he took her side and said we would talk about it in the morning, but I didn't want to…I hope you don't mind that I came," he mumbled into the crook of Albus's neck. "I can leave if you want," he added on, pulling away from Albus and wiping his eyes.
"No…I'll go talk to dad…you can stay as long as you want," Albus replied quietly, squeezing Scorpius' hand in comfort. "It'll be okay. I promise."
"Thank you," Scorpius sighed, leaning in to give Albus a soft kiss, resting his forehead on the Ravenclaw's once he had pulled away. "God I love you," he whispered without thinking, a small smile making it's way onto his face for the first time since he had gotten of the train. "And you know what? I think it will."


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Grandchild number two 'holds court at just a few hours old.'
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Cindy Bellai, I wish you'd called me and other county government headaches.
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The whole family is invited to come, make, and mingle! This monthly gathering will inspire your family's creativity, strengthen bonds, and help you find new ways to relax and create together. Make simple crafts that celebrate the season, using a variety of beautiful materials, while enjoying soothing music and warm seasonal drinks. For ages three and up with adult participation, with ages two and under welcome to tag along. Sunday Crafternoon takes place on the third Sunday of each month.
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Jeremiah - Chapter 44
Rabbi Menachem Leibtag
Back to "The Queen of Heaven"
G-d spoke to Jeremiah about the Jews who were living in the various cities in Egypt. G-d said, "You saw what I did to Judah and Jerusalem, which are now uninhabited wastelands. The people provoked Me by worshipping idols. I sent prophets to warn them not to do this, but the people refused to listen. My wrath was therefore poured over Judah and Jerusalem, which are now desolate. After all this, why do they bring destruction upon themselves, to be utterly destroyed? They are once again provoking Me by offering incense to the idols of Egypt. Surely they haven't forgotten all the destruction that was recently caused by similar evil acts! Apparently they did not allow the destruction of Jerusalem to humble them into acting properly. So, I will cut them off. The remnant of Judah who sought refuge in Egypt will be completely wiped out. They will die by the sword and by famine and other nations will refer to them as a lesson. None of them will ever return to Judah - only Jeremiah and Baruch will be spared."
After Jeremiah spoke this prophecy, the people answered him that they still would not obey. They would continue to burn incense to a star they called "the Queen of Heaven" as they did in Judah when times were good (see chapter 7). Since they ceased serving the "Queen of Heaven," things got bad, so they decided to re-institute her service. Jeremiah replied that their statement was ridiculous; they never stopped their idolatry! They kept it up until G-d punished them severely for it. The people would surely keep on serving idols as they said, therefore G-d will not wait for them to repent and return to Him. Instead, He will simply wipe them out in Egypt, saving only Jeremiah, Baruch and a few other righteous people who were only there under duress. The rest of the people will see how their will stands up against G-d's. G-d then gave a sign so they'd know this was true: He will deliver the Pharaoh into the hands of his enemies, just as Tzidkiyahu fell into the hands of Nebuchadnezzar.


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Staying in bounds in the game of life
By GARY ANDREWS
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In any sporting event there is going to be an out of bounds marker representing a stop in play.
I can remember, back in the 60's, a football game that was won by a mere few inches. One of the opposing runners has a clear shot at our goal line and if he had crossed it, his team would have won the game. The problem was that he was so close to the sideline that he actually stepped over the out of bounds line and the play fell short, insuring our team victory.
In today's life many of us continue to practice what we are doing even though we may be stepping outside of God's boundaries. Actually, we probably do not relate to these boundaries because we are so filled with worldly desires and needs that we sometimes forget or avoid what God is telling us to do.
In this game of life, we as Christians, should be fully aware that people are watching our every move. They are hoping to catch us in places we shouldn't be or in situations we don't need to be in.
Some of us at times will make decisions on what the world tells us to do instead of listening to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Some of the time we will say I prayed about this and the Lord didn't answer.
The problem with this is the Lord may not have answered the way we wanted Him to. Every prayer is answered, but it may not be in our time frame.
For us to stay in bounds in this game of life, we need to stay in the word of God and the enjoy the fellowship of Christians. We need to continually reach out to the lost, but we also need our friends, neighbors, and our church members to help us stay within our Christian virtues.
Oswald Chambers once stated, "God is never away off somewhere else. He is always there."
God is good and He listens. We need to wait on Him.
Prayer: Father I love you and praise you for being a loving God. You have blessed me immensely. I ask that You will continue to guide me in the direction You would have me go. Amen.
(Suggested daily Bible readings: Sunday - Job 11:13-20; Monday - Matthew 19:26-30; Tuesday - 1 Kings 8:56-61; Wednesday - Ephesians 2:4-10; Thursday - Galatians 2:15-21; Friday - Psalm 147:7-13; Saturday - Isaiah 40:27-31.)


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Today's installment of Virginia Buzz features tax increases for Fairfax County residents and news from the Virginia House Republican Caucus.
First, on to Fairfax County, where in a 7-3 vote, the Board of Supervisors voted in favor of bringing back the car tax (decal fee) and increase the storm water tax. The three voting against the tax increase were:
- John Cook, Braddock
- Pat Herrity, Springfield
- Michael Frey, Sully
You can read more about the Fairfax County tax increases by clicking here.
The General Assembly convened today to vote on Governor Bob McDonnell's budget recommendations. The House Republican Caucus also voted on a new caucus chairman to replace Del. Sam Nixon (Chesterfield), who recently resigned to take over as Chief Information Officer of the Virginia Information Technology Agency. Del. Tim Hugo (Centreville/Clifton) was elected as Chairman. You can read more about the caucus here.


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Bold and Beautiful Recaps
B&B Week of August 17, 2009
Ridge's women demanded to know who he was going home with, and he
sidestepped the question by addressing some reporters and asking Taylor and
Brooke to meet him in Eric's office. Once there, he admitted he was getting
advice from James Warwick, who'd suggested group therapy: for Brooke and
Taylor! They scoffed at the very idea! James then showed up to sketch out
the idea in person. He pointed out Ridge has "one very large, dysfunctional
family" and that the women were at the epicenter of it. He wanted to take
them to Big Bear to work things out. The women reluctantly agreed to go,
much to Ridge's relief.
Bill and Katie flirted over a private, celebratory dinner. They reminisced
about the time Bill helped drunk Katie out and then Bill admitted how much
Katie had come to mean to him...in a flirty way, of course. He doubted
Katie's good opinion of him would last very long and wondered why she likes
him. "Do I have to keep throwing away multi-million dollar deals to keep you looking at me
that way?" he mused. She assured him he didn't, claiming he doesn't have to
change, because there's a good person inside him. Bill talked about how he
wants Katie differently than he wants anything else and expects to drive her
away and then "close up like a fist." Yet, even knowing that, he confessed
he needs her! After that husky declaration, he moved to her and kissed her.
The Jackie M gang came back to the office with mixed emotions about the
fashion show challenge. Later, Whip pitched a TV interview for Owen, based
out of his hometown of San Diego and he wasn't comfortable with the idea.
Clarke offered to accompany him. Bridget wasn't so hot about doing an
interview herself. "You sound terse; I sound breathy," she griped to Nick.
But it was clear she was actually upset about the challenge. He comforted
her about losing to her family. Later, Whip reassured Jackie about Owen's
interview and they traded compliments. Whip raved about how Jackie "took
command" of the stage and then leaned in and kissed her cheek.
James ushered Brooke and Taylor (now casually dressed) into the Big Bear
cabin and demanded they hand over their cell phones. Taylor and Brooke were
skeptical of James' mad skills as a therapist (despite the fact that they've
both slept with him). Later, with candles lit and sage burning, James tried
to get the women to meditate. They were still doubtful. James then got them
talking about the root of their issues: Ridge. After that, James thought therapeutic massage might be helpful in the "healing process." Yes, he meant that Taylor should massage Brooke. That went about as well as you'd expect. James broke it up before it turned into Wrestlemania, determined to have them be friends no matter what.
Whip gazed at photos of Jackie up on his corkboard as, downstairs, Owen
kissed Jackie and got ready to leave for his "first, big interview." He was
nervous and worried about saying the wrong things about their company and
their marriage. Then, he and Jackie had some hot sex against the kitchen
cabinets and in front of the fire. Afterwards, Owen didn't want to leave and
Jackie assured him she trusts him. Clarke came by to pick Owen up, but
before he left, Jackie wanted to reiterate how much Owen means to her. "You
have got all of me," she assured. "I truly love you." "I love you, too," he
said, on his way out the door. Then, he ran upstairs to issue Whip a warning
and some "ground rules" about staying away from Jackie. Later, Whip went
investigating and discovered that their lofts were connected by a set of
interior stairs. Convenient! As Whip hemmed and hawed about their
flirtation, Jackie said they were "moving on"! But Whip hadn't moved on, he
raved about her. She suggested he "tiptoe" back upstairs as she wouldn't
betray her husband. But alone, she was already feeling pangs of loneliness!
And Whip...? Well, he stabbed a photo of Owen with an X-acto knife.
A mystery person, possibly Whip but maybe not, sliced a photo of Jackie and
Owen in two as a nervous Owen called Jackie from San Diego moments before
his interview was set to begin. Jackie told him to break a leg. Later, Whip
noticed how exhausted she looked. She'd tossed and turned all night without
Owen! Nick and Bridget soon joined them to watch Owen's interview. Jackie
was convinced Owen would be a great success and great PR for the company. In the studio, Owen went AWOL for a while, worrying Clarke, but soon showed up. Owen started out talking up Jackie M's Indulge line but then things went
awry! He praised Whip for his genius and then said that the truth of his
marriage would blow people away. Even Nick noted how odd Owen was acting.
"Looks can be deceiving," he said of his marriage to Jackie, promising to
tell people "something that nobody knows."
Steffy boggled when Ridge told her that James had Brooke and Taylor up at
Big Bear. She reiterated that she wants him to be happy but didn't think
Taylor and Brooke were going to be able to work things out. Steffy and Ridge
then settled in to watch Owen's interview. "He's a good guy," shrugged
Steffy. Up at Big Bear, James made Brooke and Taylor a very healthy, organic
breakfast but they weren't hungry. But wait, there was more! He'd had mud
from the Dead Sea delivered! Yes, he wanted them get into a tub of it,
because of its "healing properties." They did, but "the toxins are still
very present," Brooke observed. James urged them to make eye contact until
"you caress each other's souls." They ended up literally slinging mud at
each other instead.
Everyone at Jackie M was on pins and needles waiting to see what Owen would
reveal. "Does it take Sherlock Holmes to figure it out?" he cracked cockily
to the interviewer, before talking about how he'd hooked up with "an older
hottie" connected to a fashion house in the rise. "It's a symbiotic relationship," he said, saying he and Jackie serviced each other's needs and that he didn't love her. "Surprise, Jackie! I had you fooled!" he said to the camera. "You got punked!" he guffawed. Jackie was stunned. Later, she showed up at Whip's apartment, swilling straight from a bottle of bubbly. "How could I have been so wrong about him?" she wept of Owen, insisting that there had been no sign that Owen felt this way. Whip assured her that it was Owen's mistake, not hers. Jackie then got a frantic call from Owen insisting he could explain everything. She tearfully hung up on him. Whip comforted her as she wept and ended up kissing her. Several times. Back in San Diego, Owen left Jackie a message assuring her that he loves her and was coming home ASAP.
James called Ridge from Big Bear, assuring him that he'd yet to give up on
getting Taylor and Brooke to be pals. All cleaned up from their mud fight,
the ladies awaited his next therapy technique: trying to talk things out,
with the option to swat each other with stuffed mallet thingies as a last
resort. There was more swatting than talking and then they thwacked
James...just as Ridge walked in. James washed his hands of them and stalked
out, while Ridge boggled at his women. They apologized and tried to talk to
each other more civilly. They found some common ground talking about the
kids. "We are a family here, forever bound by our children and our history,"
pointed out Ridge. Meanwhile, James came in, drowning his sorrows in booze
and dubbing himself a failure. "We're having a breakthrough," Brooke assured
James. "It's true," claimed Taylor. James asked them to prove that by
hugging. So they did! And they apologized for everything they've ever done
to each other, too! "Doesn't mean it won't happen again," Brooke cracked.
"It sure does keep life interesting," Taylor smiled. (Yes, you read all of
that right.)
Donna wanted to prove to Katie that Bill hadn't changed a bit. She asked
Katie to hide when Bill arrived. Donna lied to Bill and told him Katie was
working. Donna pranced around him in her bikini as Katie watched. Bill asked
if Eric would want another man putting lotion on her. Donna kept flirting,
but Bill wasn't taking the bait. Katie watched and laughed. Katie came out
and wasn't convinced that Bill was untrustworthy. Bill came out in his
bathing suit and Donna continued to flirt. Donna tried to rekindle what they
had had. Bill apologized for his past behavior. He said he had been
inappropriate in the past and added that because of Katie he was trying to
be a better man. Katie came out and gave him a kiss. Katie read what Bill
wrote about her in Eye on Fashion and smiled.
Owen came home to a very upset Jackie. She accused him of humiliating her.
He tried to convince her that everything she saw on TV wasn't true. "I am
committed to our marriage," he said. Owen introduced Jackie to his brother,
"my twin brother." Jackie was in shock. Owen explained that Casper had been
the man being interviewed. Owen explained what had happened. "I would never
say those things to you," Owen added. Jackie fell into his arms so happy to
learn the truth.
Jackie ran into Whip's living room. "Oh god, what have I done?" she asked.
She told him all about the twin brother. Whip couldn't believe she had known
nothing about the brother and just laughed. Jackie felt awful that she had
kissed Whip. "It was wrong. It shouldn't have happened," she said.
Owen told Jackie that he didn't blame her for what she said to him after she
saw the interview. He gave her a big hug. Jackie looked pretty upset
(because of the kiss with Whip). Jackie began to tremble, and Owen put a
blanket around her. Jackie fell back in Owen's arms but remembered the
passionate kiss with Whip.
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WFP's activities in the Republic of Guinea focus on support to primary education, nutrition assistance to vulnerable groups, enhancing resilience in fragile communities and support to community-based supplies for school feeding programmes. It provides general distributions for people affected by natural and man-made disasters as well as for Ivoirian refugees in Guinea's Forest region. WFP also supports income-generating and training activities for host populations and Ivoirian refugees opting for local integration. Non-food distribution activities of WFP mainly entail supporting Government in its efforts to develop capacity to monitor and address food insecurity and nutrition, to adopt a national school feeding policy, and to strengthen national capacity to address hunger and malnutrition.
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1 lb prawn with head on,trimmed and washed
1/4 cup corn flour+1 tsp salt
4-5 tbsp butter
2 sprig curry leaves ,washed
1 whole red pepper,sliced
1 tsp chicken bouillon powder
1 tsp sugar
1 cup oil for frying
YUM! You are a fantastic cook! Thanks so much for sharing so many great photos and recipes! Regards, Kate (homesick Malaysian in Australia here! lol)
Hi Shida,thank you for your kinds word:) Hope to see you again soon:p
Thanks! must remember to add evaporate milk next next I cook this dish again! but I like mine crispy and crunchy ,can eat the head too!
petite nonya:
Thanks! yea,I heard so much about cereal shrimp,must cook one day soon! In fact just bought a apack of crispy cereal ...keluaran Malaysia lor! I know you been busy vacationing! hope you have a good time!
bila nak pindah kat sini? i'm waiting! lol! actually whatever I cook (mean asian cooking) I have to eat it alone,no one to share lor! sometimes I have to eat the same dish for days:(
I realised I didn't add evaporated milk when i was cooking..if I open a can of evaporated milk I think at the end it's also masuk trash after sitting months in fridge..maybe I should use regular milk...never mind la next time I cook again..
Thank you for dropping by and your kinds word:) hope to see you again soon:p
hmmmm like KFC right? finger lick gud!lol!
Looks good to eat. Can I come over
to your place and try it since you
eat alone. So sad-eh? The more people the merrier, right?


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