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New Year's Eve is the last hurrah of the year, the culminating event in a holiday binge of eating, drinking and celebrating. It's a time to don glitzy outfits, reflect on the past, and ponder future resolutions. And then there's the kiss at the stroke of midnight.
Whether you ring in the new year by watching the Times Square ball drop from your living room TV or toasting champagne at an upscale nightclub, tradition makes a case for celebrating the new year with people you enjoy. According to English and German folklore, the first person you encounter in a new year—and the nature of this encounter—sets the tone for the rest of the year. A kiss is about strengthening ties you wish to maintain in the future. If a couple celebrating together doesn't take the time to lock lips, it doesn't bode well for the relationship. How To Fix A Bad Kisser [VIDEO]
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As lawmakers have debated for about two years what to do about unregulated "Internet cafes" in Ohio, such businesses have proliferated — along with problems associated with them.
Offering cash or prize payouts for playing slots-style gaming on video terminals, these establishments have been blamed for increasing crime and reducing profits for charities that have counted on things such as weekly bingo games to fund their work. Unlike the new casinos and racetrack slots operations, these businesses are unaccountable to government regulators or consumers.
There are now more than 800 Internet cafes around the state, operating in a gray area of the law; it's time to deal with them before they become an even bigger headache for law enforcement, charities and consumers. Attorney General Mike DeWine calls them a "ticking time bomb waiting to go off."
DeWine long has called for the Ohio legislature to take action on the cafes; meanwhile, their number has more than doubled in just the past year. His preference always has been to ban them, but he was willing to settle for legalization coupled with taxation and regulation.
House Bill 7, introduced by Lima Republican Matt Huffman, should get quick attention from the new legislature. It revives House Bill 605, which died in committee in December during the last General Assembly session. It would in effect put Internet cafes out of business by limiting payouts to $10, the approach that was used to target video "games of chance" that had become popular at bars in Ohio several years ago.
The bill contains new language to create exceptions for businesses such as McDonald's that offer sweepstakes as an incidental marketing tool. This addresses a concern that held up the previous bill, and should satisfy the retailers that don't operate sweepstakes as their primary business.
Other proposals have backed legalizing, taxing and regulating Internet cafes, but that approach still would present problems. Though it would generate revenue for government, there are other monetary and social costs to allowing such an expansion of gambling. Ohioans always have been careful about when and where to authorize gambling. They never have authorized it for every street corner and vacant storefront.
DeWine says there is evidence of money laundering in Internet cafes, something that tends to happen with cash businesses. Gambling addiction also tends to rise with greater access to gambling; unlike the new legal casinos, Internet cafes aren't required to set aside money toward services for addicts.
Charities and social organizations also have gotten behind the push for HB 7. The 1,539 Ohio charities, churches and nonprofit fraternal and veterans' organizations that offer bingo games point to neighborhood Internet cafes, not the major casinos or horse racetracks, as the biggest reason they've seen a nearly 50 percent drop in bingo profits since 2005. That hurts funding for items including scholarships and youth sports.
There would be some near-term pain for the several thousand people who would lose jobs at these Internet cafes, and for landlords who have rented formerly vacant storefronts to them. There are always counter-arguments to any legislation. This case, though, is one in which the benefits of ridding the state of a growing nuisance clearly outweigh the argument for keeping such businesses open.


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Green Man Gaming to sell pre-owned digital games
UK start-up Green Man Gaming said this morning it intends to sell pre-owned digital games.
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More than 20,000 people buy Play.com Live tickets
Says so here. Play.com's Gian Luzio reckons demand for the Wembley show this weekend has been good.
"The tickets have been selling really well," he said. "We are looking at in excess of 20,000 people. There's been a lot of consumer demand for the event, which will enable people to get their hands on games before they've been released, and so we're really happy."
Luzio said this will be the first in what he hopes will be a yearly event.
"At the moment there isn't much of a gaming event in the UK that brings together all of the different games publishers and their offerings for the consumer," he added. "So this is the first of a yearly show that we hope to put on, which will have the whole breadth of entertainment from games, music, and film for the consumer."
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Simon and twisted allstars .... your sound is the soundtrack of my life ...
there is one great tip for you from the Younger Brother album : ".......don't look at the finger cause you'll miss all the heavenly glory…..." :wink:
shiyaoww….shigaon chaval al ha zman…..
:wink: ommmm very sophisticated ... and allso truth.
:oops: ......thank you…. I guess you have to be Simon Posford to sound like him…... but don't let it stop you from making music if this is what you do…. although it's very hard to make your own music after listening to Si P….. :wink:
open your creativity…
take more drugs!
in all honesty if we all sounded like simon his stuff wouldnt be so special - thats the thing that makes an artist great - having their own sound - obviously we would all love to reach the producion level standard of the twisted crew, but once again that is for each individual to work on themselves for hours, to lear how to compress eq and manipulate the sounds to be how you want them to sound
lol, i keep doing this, posting, reading, then thinking of more i want to say -
i just wanted to add that making music isnt about emulation of others work, it should be from the heart and soul, no matter what it sounds like as long as it is pure it is worthy!!!
i make music cos ihave to, if i dont my mind and body ache till i sit in front of my comp and start composing!
I think this is about the best comment there is in this thread…Of course it would be deadly if everyone could make music like the Twisted clic, but then again: then we wouldnt be here boggling our little minds over the brilliance of their productions, would we? I just recently started getting in to this music, and so far there has only been one time I completely understood the music in it's full context…and guess what: That was on Acid… hehehe So, just try to capture the natural vibe of this planet in your own, unique way and who knows YOU might be the next one to star on the Twisted recs. :D
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Re: open your creativity…
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Movie Review | Young Adult: Theron creates sympathy for unlikable character
Young Adult. Directed by Jason Reitman. Written by Diablo Cody. Photographed by Eric Steelberg.
Three stars (out of four)
Dethroning the prom queen.
MPAA rating: R (for language, sexual content)
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Turns out you can go home again.
The visit might not be pleasant, though.
Especially if you're a sour, alcoholic ghostwriter who decides to revive her days of high-school glory by returning home to the small Minnesota town from which she escaped and seducing an old beau away from his wife and infant daughter.
In Young Adult, that's the ill-conceived mission that drives Mavis (Charlize Theron), the unbilled author of a popular young-adult book series. Her chances of success don't seem good, given that Mavis is late delivering her latest book, glowers at the world with contempt and tends to wake every morning on — not in — her bed, still wearing the previous night's clothes.
When a cheery email message tells her that high-school flame Buddy (Patrick Wilson) is now a proud papa in Mavis' hometown, she packs up her poodle and her slinkiest dresses and hits the road for a reunion no one is expecting.
She bats her eyes at Buddy, but she can't hide her poisonous bent from Matt (Patton Oswalt), an uncool classmate Mavis always ignored.
Matt is the unexpected character in the mix, a geek who has acquired the adult wisdom beyond Mavis' reach. Theron and Oswalt brew an unlikely comic chemistry that saves Diablo Cody's script from an overdose of venom.
Young Adult reunites the writer (Cody) and director (Jason Reitman) of the far-sunnier Juno. Where that comedy played like its author's defense of young independent spirit, Young Adult unfolds like vengeance against the prom queens who made everyone else jealous and bitter.
As natural as it is to root against Mavis, Theron works hard to humanize an unhappy demon who never learned to connect with anyone outside her line of sight and is now paying the painful price.
As she has shown in the past, Theron is game to look as ugly as she can look beautiful.
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The state's Department of Agriculture conducts yearly inspections of food-serving establishments to ensure public safety and safe food-handling practices. Schools are inspected twice per year, according to the Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratories.
Whether an establishment is considered compliant or non-compliant is the discretion of the inspector. There are, however, several violations for which inspectors should automatically consider establishments non-compliant. Called "critical violations," they include food temperature issues, issues with chemicals and how they're handled, and employee hygiene.
Depending on the severity of the situation, inspectors and their supervisors could file citations or close an establishment.
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Bridgewater Hospitality LLC at Springwood Golf Club, 601 Chestnut Hill Road, York.
Action: Violations included a butane torch and fuel stored with food, flour used for breading calamari had clumps and was not being sifted every four hours, grenadine, lime juice, chili sauce and peanut sauce not refrigerated after opening as stated on the label, portions of the bar had raw wood which is not easily cleanable, clean refrigerator racks stored on the floor, clean silverware stored eating-end-up and stored under a sink, and no hand sink located in the bar area.
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Weis Markets, 2400 E. Market St., York.
Action: Violations included an open chemical bottle in deli area not properly labeled, a container of cleaner stored on the same shelf with food or related equipment, ground beef stored over beef in meat department, raw brisket stored over ready-to-eat ham in meat area, in-use knives stored between table edges or between tables, an area not easily cleanable, frozen foods not maintained in a frozen state in the frozen display cases, deli refrigerator held at 53 degrees instead of the 41 degrees or below required, five half-gallon milk containers past their expiration date, temperature measuring device for ensuring proper temperature in seafood area not available, top of mechanical warewashing unit in bakery area dirty, thermometers for ensuring proper food temperatures were not calibrated or functioning properly, ice machine in the produce department soiled with a pink slimy substance on the inside shield, underside of cutting boards in produce area dirty with food and dirt, underside of handles in bakery donut station with food residue, olive cart equipment in deli area with an accumulation of dirt, food residue, debris on non-food contact surfaces, three-compartment sink leaking, drains heavily soiled with trash and food debris, and fan covers in deli soiled with static dust.
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2 Good 2 Go, 500 E. Main St., Dallastown.
Box Hill Club (The), 1501 Copper Beech Drive, York.
Clairs Family Restaurant, 1486 Grandview Road, Hanover.
Cracker Barrel, 13600 Wolfe Road, New Freedom.
CVS/Pharmacy, 606 S. Main St., Shrewsbury.
East Lincoln Lanes, 5761 Lincholn Highway East, York.
Global Tropical Super Market, 1132 N. George St., York.
Hummel's Sausage House, 3265 Sticks Road, Glen Rock.
J&J Ice Cream, 154 W. Market St., York.
Krazy Jerky, 5309 W. Lincoln Highway, Thomasville.
Luther Memorial Church, 1907 Hollywood Drive, York.
McDonalds, 4015 E. Market St., York.
Paradise Pizza Express, 4265 N. Susquehanna Trail, York.
Parma Pizza and Grill, 1041 Haines Road, York.
Red Lion Tavern, 27 N. Main St., Red Lion.
Roburritos, 201 Memory Lane, York.
Rutters Farm Store, 249 N. Main St., Shrewsbury.
Sensenig Meats, 5309 Lincoln Highway West, Thomasville.
Smith Bros. Garage, 238 N. Main St., Shrewsbury.
Staubs Landing Restaurant & Pub, 612 Frederick St., Hanover.
Sub-Bowl Inc., t/a Alley Oops, 1945 S. Queen St., York.
Taste of Bourbon, 1080 Carlisle St., Hanover.
Turkey Hill, 4001 Carlisle Road, Dover.
Union Fire Co. No. 1, 201 York St., Manchester.
Whole Life Boost, 2563 S. Queen St., York.
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Rapha Cycle Club NYC
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Simon Mottram, our founder, was in town for the opening of the Rapha Cycle Club New York City. Aside from being on hand to rub elbows and see the wonderful city of New York, he took a moment to brief the staff on what it was that brought him to this sport and inspired him to launch this brand. One word — 'emporium'. In fact, it was a word that had come up more than once while in the city that never sleeps — with the press, with the people entering the shop from the streets — emporium.
The word itself brings to mind 'general stores' from the early days, or the trading posts of the Gold Rush era, filled with everything prospectors needed to survive — a place that housed all their goods, those related to the gold prospect and those that related to the everyday life of the wild wild west.
The same can be said for the modern cycling emporium, the Cycle Club, but the key difference here being that these places can be not only a shopping experience — check out what's to come in this Autumn Winter 2013 Preview — but an arena where the discussion of all things cycling is not only ok, but encouraged. Throughout the brief days that the New York City Cycle Club was open there was more than enough cycling talk.
Q: Who will win the World Championships this weekend? Will the curse of the rainbow stripes be passed along as they had been this year? Or will it finally be broken?
A: Either way, the race will be screened live this weekend.
From there the talk moved toward the weekend's riding. Some groups were split between the racing in Brooklyn's Prospect Park and the Rapha Cycle Club's first group ride. There were also those that, needing the extra boost to the ol' fitness, chose to do both. And that is the life of the New York Cyclist, the battle between car and rider and traffic and timing. It is a trick to get it right and make all of these things line up. When they do, it is sweet.
Regular Rides: Saturdays - Meet at 8:30 am for coffee - roll out at 9am. Rides may vary.
Then there was the riding through the city. What to wear? Where to go?
Everywhere you turn is another person on a bike. They might be delivering Chinese food and traveling the wrong way down the bike lane, but they are there. Ladies in dresses navigating their way to work next to the usual racer types - everyone seemingly no where and everywhere to go at the same time.
Relatively new to this town — their chunky blue frames and blinking generator headlights can be seen at all hours pushing their way through traffic. Their kiosks as well, every time you turn a corner they are staring you down, daring you to take them out on a short date. One person said in passing that "every single CitiBike is used an average of seven times a day." Another mentioned how they were better for nights out drinking than cabs "more affordable and they help ward off the dreaded hangover." Not that you should ride them while drinking, but it has happened in New York City.
If you have been hoping to try out the CitiBikes, now is your chance. We have 50 CitiBike free ride cards that we will be giving away throughout the weekend. All you have to do is stop by and politely request one from the front counter. Maybe say hi to Derrick Lewis and Mike Spriggs while you are in.
It is our hope that you will stop in and enjoy the Rapha Cycle Club New York City. There will be racing on the big screen (and the small screen, check out the 80's era television that is rigged up to play the '86 tour on loop) and La Colombe coffee to enjoy. Chances are, you might meet one or two that are interested in talking about bicycles almost as much as you are.
The Rapha Cycle Club New York City - located at 64 Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District is now open for business. Monday - Saturday 7am - 8pm Sunday 7am - 6pm. Rides every Saturday 9am unless otherwise noted. Follow the @RaphaCycleClub's on Twitter and Instagram.
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28th September 2013 06:31pm
Can't wait to stop by as soon as I return from overseas.
Csaba Rozinyak
3rd October 2013 08:31am
Sounds beautiful! I hope Rapha is or will be considering establishing new clubs somewhere in Scandinavia and elsewhere in Europe but preferably in Scandinavia ;). I for one would love to experience the Rapha culture where I actually live but I don't even dare mention any specific country within Europe, considering that there are still very few locations world-wide. In my opinion the potential is great inspite of the total number of population :).
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ESPN analyst a fan of new Cardinals QB Brian Hoyer
ESPN NFL analyst Ron Jaworski told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo the 27-year-old will need at least a week or two with the Cardinals before he will be ready for game action, with the team needing to very much simplify the gameplan for a player without much time in the system.
However, Jaworski added he is a fan of the former Patriots backup.
"I'm surprised Brian Hoyer was available after he was released by the New England Patriots earlier this year," Jaworski said. "I liked Brian when he was coming out.
"I thought what I saw of him on tape in New England, you know he had extensive preseason work, very limited regular season work, but I thought he had a shot to be an NFL quarterback."
Listen: Ron Jaworski, ESPN NFL Analyst Ron Jaworski joins to guys to talk about this week in the NFL. What surprised Jaws about the Cardinal's signing of Brian Hoyer? Ron tells us what the Cardinals what will need to do to beat the Lions this Sunday. And, Ron tells who his MVP is to this point in the season. Plus, why does Jaws say that Atlanta and Houston will struggle when they get to the playoffs?
"I was kind of surprised that Hoyer was not picked up immediately by a team like the Cardinals who had some quarterback needs."
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- NFL Power Poll - Week 14 - Wednesday December 4Doug & Wolf debate which teams are top 5 in the NFL
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Superstorm in Massachusetts at a glance
BOSTON (AP) -- A look at storm effects in Massachusetts a day after Sandy:
-- About 230,000 without power as of mid-afternoon Tuesday, down from about 400,000 at height of storm Monday.
-- Gov. Deval Patrick said damage assessment teams have found no serious infrastructure damage, though individual homes and businesses have had some damage, and trees have been downed.
-- Many schools remained closed Monday, but Boston schools were open.
-- Governor said 161 people stayed in shelters statewide on Monday night, most expected to leave Tuesday.
-- Massachusetts National Guard sent two helicopters to New Jersey and a few soldiers to Connecticut for storm assistance.
-- Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority restored most service Tuesday, is prepared to offer restoration assistance to New York City.
-- Ferry service resumed to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
-- No reports of runway damage at Boston's Logan International Airport, but commercial flight disruptions were expected to continue as a result of problems caused by the storm elsewhere along the East Coast.
-- Traditional Halloween celebration in Salem, Mass., expected to go on as scheduled Wednesday.


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23 sailors who competed in the 2012 Summer Olympic games in Weymouth, have included the Laser Training Center as part of their campaign. The Laser Training Center is open everyday, year round. We welcome novices who wish to learn how to sail, intermediates who wish to improve, clubs and teams that can charter boats and come with their own coach or big boat sailors wanting to get some dinghy sailing experience. We also cater to advanced Laser sailors who want to attend a clinic, or Dr. Rulo's Speed Diagnostic Lab, on their way to a World or an Olympic title.
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Aside from housing an amazing collection of artifacts, The Museum of the Confederacy also holds programs and events throughout the year for visitors, members and nonmembers alike. Events range from the interesting and educational-such as the annual Teachers' Institute and Girl Scout badge days-to the just plain fun, like dancing the Virginia Reel in the lobby during Court End Christmas. The most earnest Civil War buffs never miss our annual lecture/discussions, especially the February Symposium and the Bottimore Lecture in the fall.
The Museum, White House of the Confederacy, and Appmattox (MOC / WHC / APX) is a private, non-profit organization. We hope to extend every consideration to those wishing to film, tape or photograph the MOC and/or WHC. However, all filming, videotaping, and photography projects are reviewed individually for relationship to our mission, appropriateness, burden on historical resources, and staff time required. Download details and prices for Filming Policy here.
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Two Civil War museums in VA. team up for new center
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Scarlett Johansson is again the star of a marketing campaign for a big time brand. This time Mango selected Scarlett to replace former spokesmodel Penelope Cruz for their Winter 2009-10 line.
The images were shot in Los Angeles by renowned photographer Mario Sorrenti. Scarlett looks as stunning as ever, sporting short blond hair and to go with her sultry and seductive poses. The pieces range from pencil skirts to leather vests and jackets featuring animal prints, sequins, and studs. This collection line screams I love the '80's.
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The 7,823-yard, par 72 course is another walking-only venue, with neither buggies nor pull carts allowed; caddies are available for $50 (plus tip) per round.
Erin Hills; green fee: $200; +1 866 772 4769
Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, Calif.
Always in the discussion of most beautiful U.S. golf courses, this magnificent course features many holes beside the Pacific Ocean on California's Monterey Peninsula.
In 1972, it was the first public course to stage the U.S. Open, won by Jack Nicklaus.
It hosted subsequent U.S. Opens in 1982, 1992, 2000 and 2010, and its next is scheduled for 2019.
"If I had only one more round to play, I would choose to play it at Pebble Beach," Jack Nicklaus has famously said. "I've loved this course from the first time I saw it. It's possibly the best in the world."
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Pinehurst No. 2, Pinehurst, N.C.
Memorably won by the late Payne Stewart, the Donald Ross-designed Pinehurst No. 2 course held its first U.S. Open in 1999.
The course had already hosted a PGA Championship in 1936 and a Ryder Cup in 1951, and held its second U.S. Open in 2005.
Next year, it'll become the first venue to host a U.S. Open and a U.S. Women's Open in subsequent weeks.
The historic course opened for play in 1907 and measures 7,485 yards -- it's a par 70 from the back tees.
There are eight fantastic courses at the Pinehurst Resort, so it's worth staying a few days to play some of the others, especially numbers 4 and 8.
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Just north of San Diego, the south course at Torrey Pines -- a lush, 7,643-yard, par 71 course, with a number of clifftop holes overlooking the Pacific Ocean -- hosted the 2008 U.S. Open.
That's the event Tiger Woods won after hobbling his way around the course with a knee injury. He won on the first sudden death playoff hole after finishing tied with Rocco Mediate after 72 holes and again after the 18-hole playoff round.
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To Be (Anonymous) or Not to Be
Last Tuesday, CrossCurrents featured an article by Rabbi Yaakov Menken challenging anonymity on the internet.
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I agree with the author here. Majority of the anonymous posts I see on the web coming from the frum/yeshivish/chasidic community are nasty and sometime appalling, which is the antithesis of what the Torah teaches us to be.


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This section provides detailed explanations for some of the tasks required to generate a signature. A signature is required for every request. For sample code for generating signatures, see Appendix: Sample Code for Signatures.
Web service requests are sent using SSL (HTTPS) across the Internet and are subject to tampering. Amazon FPS uses the signature to determine if any of the parameters or parameter values were changed in a web service request. Amazon FPS requires a signature to be part of every request.
This section explains how to generate the signature.
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Two values important in the generation of the signature are your AWS Access Key ID and your Secret Key, both of which AWS assigns to you when you sign up for an AWS developer account. For more information, go to the Amazon Flexible Payments Service Getting Started Guide. |
To create a signature
Remove the endpoint from the query request.
Rearrange the parameters (with their values) in the request so they are in alphabetical order. You should use a case-insensitive sorting order.
For an example of sorting, see the example that follows this procedure.
Concatenate the parameters and their values to make one long string so there are no spaces between them.
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If you have any custom parameters that use uppercase letters in their names, you must convert all of the uppercase letters to lowercase letters before you concatenate the parameters. Spaces within a parameter value, such as within the
If you aren't using a parameter, you do not need to include it in the string. For example, if you don't specify a return URL, you should omit the return URL parameter from the string. |
For an example of concatenation, see the example that follows this procedure.
Remove all equal signs (=), ampersands (&), and the question mark(?).
Instead of the string being of the form
..., the form is
Compute a RFC 2104-compliant HMAC signature of the string created in the previous step.
For more information about computing the signature using various computer languages, see Appendix: Sample Code for Signatures.
URL-encode the result using Base64.
Spaces, for example, become encoded as %20.
The resulting value from the encoding process is the signature value. Once you have this value, enter it into the request.
Example Parameter Sorting and Concatenation
The following tables show an example of raw parameter data, and how you would sort and concatenate the data to use in a signature.
This table lists the parameters and their values in a sample HTML form.
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SenderTokenId |
1w098rw0w8r0qf |
AccessKey |
AW9exampleN6Sf (make sure this is your AWS Access Key ID) |
TransactionAmount |
23.30 |
SenderDescription |
PremiumCustomer |
CallerReference |
w09852d09sw |
The next table shows the example parameters sorted alphabetically.
Parameter Name |
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AccessKey |
AW9637827MN6Sf (make sure this is your access key ID) |
CallerReference |
w09852d09sw |
SenderDescription |
PremiumCustomer |
SenderTokenId |
1w098rw0w8r0qf |
TransactionAmount |
23.30 |
The following string shows the concatenated parameters. Notice that there are no spaces between one parameter and the next. There are no ampersands, question marks, or equal signs. Spaces within a parameter, such as within the description text, are allowed. The endpoint is not included.
Upon receiving a request, Amazon performs the steps in the following table to validate the signature.
Signature Validation Process
1 | Decodes the signature in the request. |
2 | Reads from the request your AWS Access Key ID. |
3 | Uses that ID value to look up the value of your Secret Key. |
4 | Removes from the request the signature parameter and its value. |
5 | Uses your Secret Key and the remainder of the request to compute the signature of the request. |
6 | Compares that signature with the signature in the original request. |
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If the signatures match, the request is processed. Otherwise, an error is returned. |
Upon receiving a response from Amazon FPS, your application should check the signature value to confirm that the response was not tampered with. In general, the process is the same as generating a signature except that you first must URL decode the response to get the raw parameter names and values that Amazon FPS used to generate the signature, as described in the preceding process.


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Easter 2012 ~ the condensed version
It was a beautiful Easter morning sunrise...
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As the sun came up over Mt. Cheam...
the moon was making an exit in western sky.
We made it to the early service on Easter Sunday.
It was the best place to be!
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we gathered around the table as a family.
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ending with paska, of course!
The Easter bunnies hid the eggs....
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The grands were let loose to go on their hunt!
They divided up the spoils.
The sun shone.
A good time was had by all!
It was a good day!
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I enjoyed both versions of your day. What fun to see all of your grands sharing in all that you and your sister created for them. The sunrise picture was exceptionally beautiful and I am sure it must have given you the best anticipation for the Easter sunrise service.
The big bubble blowers in the Easter egg hunt were so cool. No wonder they were the hit of the day. Loved seeing all their smiles and the green grass with the mountains behind it.
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ARUGAM BAY, Sri Lanka (Tuesday, June 22, 2010) - Yet another splendid day of surfing in sweltering heat on Sri Lanka's lush southeast coastline with the Round of 24 completed at the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) 6-Star SriLankan Airlines Pro.
Indonesia's Dede Suryana was again in outstanding form and the 24 year-old West Javanese surfer is enthusiastic about his chances here.
"It is such a great wave and I'm getting more and more to know how the wave breaks and I really feel confident out there," said Suryana after his impressive heat win defeating South Africa's Ricky Basnett.
Wildcard surfer Julian Wilson was also extremely impressive today, again posting the day's highest heat score with 15.60 (out of a possible 20) defeating and eliminating New Zealand's Richard Christie.
Others to impress today included Dion Atkinson (AUS), Davey Cathels (AUS), Jayke Sharpe (AUS), Nat Young (USA) and Austin Ware (USA) while the No. 1 and 2 seeds in Dan Ross and Drew Courtney are professionally destroying their opponents and look fully focused as we head into the Final 16.
Into the business end of the contest with 3-man heats surfed today and tomorrow it's down to surfing's purest competitive format with surfers paired off into man-on-man heats.
Australia's Adam Robertson is no stranger to the man-on-man format with noteworthy results at Bells Beach over the years and he's delighted to be through to the Final 16.
"This wave will be really suited to the man-on-man heats," said Robertson.
"The run around after you complete a wave has seen the inside position out here totally compromised in four-man heats but that's gone and I actually think you'll see performances rise significantly from here on in as each surfer chases and positions himself for the very best waves in each heat – they are calling for bigger and cleaner swells tomorrow and that's exciting, not just for me but for all of us," added Robertson.
Robertson faces a block buster heat against Julian Wilson tomorrow and with swells expected to be significantly larger it's a much anticipated clash of two very precise and power driven surfers.
Hawaii's flamboyant Mason Ho is also through and he'll no doubt delight in the larger waves fore.
Two days remain and organizers are looking to nurture this event through an epic finish aiming to run all remaining heats through the pristine morning conditions.
Round of 16 Match-Ups:
Heat 1: Daniel Ross (AUS) vs. Hodie Collazo (ESP)
Heat 2: Chris Friend (AUS) vs. Nat Young (USA)
Heat 3: Austin Ware (USA) vs. Ricky Basnett (ZAF)
Heat 4: Jayke Sharpe (AUS) vs. Dede Suryana (IDN)
Heat 5: Julian Wilson (AUS) vs. Adam Robertson (AUS)
Heat 6: Rhys Bombacci (AUS) vs. Dion Atkinson (AUS)
Heat 7: Drew Courtney (AUS) vs. Romain Cloitre (FRA)
Heat 8: Mason Ho (HAW) vs. Davey Cathels (AUS)
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I bought it on a bootleg DVD at a con last year. I never expected to get a good dvd release let alone a blue ray.
I think El Topo is Jodorowsky's best film.
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I watched it a couple of weeks ago and really enjoyed it. Followed it up with Holy Moutain, which I just couldn't get into. But, I am going to give El Toppo a whirl sometime soon.
I found SS to be pure poetry and an incredibly sweet story, the mime girl is just adorable. Plus Jodorowsky's visuals rival Suspiria.
Agreed. This movie was so beautifully shot. Her revenge was so liberating at first, but I loved how he was able to break away from his mother in the end.


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They claim to come from a planet beyond the sun where music is the only means of communication. On Earth, the Voca People maintain a home base in Israel. Clad entirely in white, with painted faces to match, the performers in Lior Kalfo and Shai Fishman's musical-theater brainchild have a 70-plus-song repertoire that the New York Times calls "a knockout." Names such as Tenora, Bari-tone and Soprana reflect the vocal ranges of the troupe's eight members, whose a cappella and beat-box skills hit all the right notes, from Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.


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I have had great luck with this tape. It has more uses than binding. I used this to join an acoustic back and top. I put the glue on, layed the two pieces on my benchtop, pushed the two together tightly, and then applied the tape. I cut the pieces of tape about 3 inches long, 1.5 inches to each side. Beleive it or not, it worked. I did the 3 piece cherry, maple, cherry back the same way. NO GAPS! It also does a great job on binding.
This tape was purchased after using some of a friend's roll to hold binding on a guitar. Many other tapes have been tried but this one holds a lot of pressure against the binding, doesn't stretch, doesn't pull up top fibres and cleans up most easily.
Easy to use. Did the job right. I used it to replace a custom fingerboard on my Jackson Neck (with Stew Mac parts). Highly recommend it.
Not as stretchy as another brand, but useful for many things beside binding. And good for when you need umph to really get pressure against the binding. Keep your binding cut just a little above the plate though so it doesn't tilt from top pressure. Good stuff, get a bunch and make a multi tape dispenser so you can quickly tear off different tapes.
This binding tape is paper based, but very strong. The glue sticks well and doesn't creep much like most tape glues. Pull off carefully, though, so as not to affect finish. Comes off better than some other high-tack tapes. Good stuff.
Strong and works well. With that said, it's tape.
Great for bindings. Extremely adhesive so be particularly careful when removing from your soundboard or it will remove wood from it. I pull the tape back on itself and remove it slowly. For markingbthe psition of the bridge i will rub the adhesive side of the tape on my shirt or jeans to weaken the adhesion o the the tape can be removed without damaging the soundboard.
Enough said - for what it is. Get some when you are ordering stuff, handy having it around the shop.
This tape is very strong , you can pull pretty hard on it before it will break ( if you can break it at all ) unlike everyday masking tape that will snap when pulling bindings in tightly at the waist of your instruments. It has very good stick as well , so after pulling those bindings in really tightly it is not going to slide on the wood under its own tension. When removing this tape after your glue has dried it might be a good idea to use a heat gun on a low setting to soften the "stick" in case of tearouts on your Spruce or Cedar soundboard ( or any other delicate timber for that matter ). I have been using this tape for years and I wont use anything else.
these are good quality tapes which aren't normally found locally here
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I love the style of this top. My only comment is that the color is not really like the picture. The picture is a soft baby blue and the top is actually a bright aqua blue.
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This is my first Zobha top, and I love it.� As an instructor, I spend all day in my activewear, and my large D cup chest never gets exposed in any Yoga pose. Before I had this gem, I was beginning to think that there was no such thing as a modest top for large-chested active women. The only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is it rises up in the back exposing my lower back when doing inversions. Maybe a hip band to prevent that?�� Other than that, still a great top.
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I have a request for a tuna pizza this Tuesday, thinking about pesto on one half, tomato sauce on the other for comparison. Anyone else ever made one? I'll be using oil packed tuna with onion and olives. A light use of gouda cheese.Don
Fresh tuna I could see, but canned?!I would (will) buy about a pound of fresh yellow fin, cut into 3/4" chunks, marinate it in a heavy lime marinade (basically, ceviche it), then use it.
Im' with John,+1 on the high end Italian tuna canned in oil. Good with pasta. But I'm tell'n ya, CAPERS
Pizza night was moved. I went with an Alfredo sauce, olive oil packed tuna, green pepper and yes capers! This pie was excellent, exceeded my expectations. Baked at 700 in my LBE.
The boys and I closed out the snapper season before the Thanksgiving hunt. Now it's tuna time! Home canned tuna is the best and so easy to make with a simple canning setup. I use olive oil and add some cracked black pepper and either fresh oregano or rosemany. Frozen tuna steaks from the store would make better canned tuna than anything you can buy (around here anyway).Craig
buceriasdon,Your pie looks very tasty. I never used tuna before on pizza, but your choice of ingredients sound and look like they go together well. Your crust also looks good.Norma
Craig,Wow, that picture is amazing! Your boys look so proud, too.Norma
Those snapper look incredible. They would cost thousands at Whole Foods! Every once in awhile I spring for a whole red snapper and grill it.


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ID Tech Omni Barcode-Stripe ReaderTracks 1, 2, & 3, USB interface dual barcode slot reader & MSR. Includes USB cable. Color: black. ID Tech Omni Barcode-Stripe Reader Badge ReaderThe ID Tech Heavy Duty Omni Barcode-Stripe Reader can read bar codes and magnetic stripe reader. In addition to rugged housing, the Omni Barcode-Stripe Reader has a metal base with tapped holes and rubber feet, and can be Velcro mounted. Multi-colored LED (not on TTL). The cable can exit at the end, side or straight down. Options include visible or infrared bar code scanning, as well as TTL, RS-232, Keyboard wedge (AT/XT, PS/2, or Mac), Weigand or USB interface options. Manufacturer part number: WCR3237-633U Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
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