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$25 roses will include shipping to anyplace in the USA. Oh Canada, Aussies, Finns, Asia and others please add postage accordingly to ship via USPS envelope from East Coast USA. In Pay Pal notes mention your size and be sure your PayPal shipping address is correct. Sizes are L/XL or M/S. Don't ask me for sizing info. The L/XL is generous and the M/S is generous. Queen is wearing a M/S most people wear a M/S. We now have very limited XS sizes too.
If the caps fits you must commit. ONLY taking PayPal unless you see me in person and hand me long green.
Don't ask about the color of the kit. The hats had to be special, this is VSalon right? Each hat is made from 100% cotton as it should be. However, the center stripe aka "Schvitz-Thing" is a breathable super wicking fabric.
What the heck is a Schvitz - Thing? I tell you, "You sweat your kishkehs out to give your children a good education, and what thanks do you get? Sweat stains on the hat, what is this? Get a decent hat with Schvitz-Thing from Too Tall already. Now get outta here." (Chase)
The Schvitz-thing has proven to be the only cycling specific hat that is both vertically compliant and horizontally stiff not to mention NO sweat stains to ruin your luster. Remember, that stripe is a technical feature, not just some fancy-schmancy stylistic nothingness. It enhances breathability along the entire noggin and provides tremendous wicking power (which most cotton hats do not possess, of course). As if that isn't enough, it also creates a customizable fit-factor due to the enhanced stretchability it creates, forming to the human-head like nothing else of its kind.
VSalonCaps by Velocipedesalon, on Flickr
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ARABIAN GULF (Jan. 14, 2014) The Aqua Puma UAV is lauched from a riverine command boat (RCB) assigned to Commander, Task Group 56.7 as it transits the Arabian Gulf, Jan 17. RCBs provide a multi-mission platform for the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility by focusing on maritime security operations, maritime infrastructure protection and theater security cooperation efforts, as well as conduct offensive combat operations. (U.S. Navy footage/ Released)
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No not tacky. Why shouldn't each baby be celebrated! If someone doesn't agree they don't have to attend. Even if you saved your things people usually buy alot of disposable things, diapers etc. Its not like your having a bridal shower for the 3rd time. That would be a bit silly!
I don't think it's ever tacky to have a baby shower whether it's the second or the fifth. It is a celebration of a new life. I think your friends will understand your situation and be happy to help out. Even if you hadn't thrown everything out, you could still have had a shower but asked for things that every new baby needs like diapers and butt paste, etc. Celebrate each and every child!
Friends of my sister had a baby shower for her third child because there was 6 years between her last one. If your mom wants to throw you one, let her. I am sure your friends and family will be more than happy to contribute.
Go for it! :) Now if your kids were 1 and 2 it would be tacky to have another shower....lol
Which is the same reason I think wedding registries are tacky. Whoever thought it was ok to expect gifts because you are getting hitched is crazy.
Quoting JG86:It's tacky to have one if the reason is to expect gifts for a third child.
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Master Sgt. Scott Fortune places concrete to secure a bench, which is a part of the new and first playground at the Maryvale Preparatory Academy in Phoenix, Sept. 27, 2013. Fortune is the operations noncommissioned officer in charge for the 492nd Civil Affairs Battalion and is one of the soldiers from the 492nd who joined more than 250 volunteers to build the new playground, which was given to the school by the nonprofit organization Kaboom. (Courtesy photo)
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Whenever I'm in pubs with strong real ale affiliations, I keep an eye out for those free CAMRA magazines like The London Drinker. Usually they're full of angry articles about short measures and closures of pubs you've never heard of, but they're also a good way to find places that offer the more unusual ales favoured by the beerhunter. Sometimes they print write-ups of pub crawls, much like this one. It's always struck me that despite describing huge numbers of pubs visited and beers consumed in a single session, no mention is ever made of the kind of drunkenness that must result. Either those old CAMRA boys are immune to the effects of alcohol, or we aren't getting the whole story. Perhaps it's better we never find out. As hinted at in part one of this article, our St Albans pub crawl became less focussed as the day went on. The beginning of the downward spiral coincided neatly with our visit to the fifth pub of the day, and the arrival of fresh blood in the form of the three late joiners.
Pub 5 - The Boot
The Boot (4 The Market Place, AL3 5DG, Tel: 01727 857533) is dead in the centre of St Albans, in a centuries-old building which has served as a pub since 1719. Its position in the midst of the chains you'll see on every high street in Britain does serve to de-glamourise it somewhat, but there's no denying it's an impressive pub and well worth a pint or two. When we arrived, James and Sap, fresh from their trip to O'Neills, ordered lagers before we could implore them to do otherwise, despite a range of proper beers. Between us we tried pints of Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted (a very hoppy session bitter from Scotland), Youngs Special and the more unusual Pendle Witches' Brew, a sweet, strong (5.2% abv) amber ale which Wee Ross seemed to enjoy. The pub was louder and livelier than those we'd visited before, with locals already lining up at the bar for a night on the lash Booze Britain style. We didn't stay long, as what we hoped would be a highlight of the trip lay ahead.
Pub 6 - The Farriers Arms
Leaving The Boot and heading down Lower Dagnall Street, we passed two other pubs before hitting The Farriers Arms, the house in which the local CAMRA branch was founded on 20 November 1972. On my previous visit to St Albans I'd didn't make it here and was keen to take a look this time. CAMRA still has its offices in St Albans today, and you'd think the Farriers would be a monument to all that's good and welcoming about traditional pub culture. Not so. There are some that claim the official story is wrong, and that CAMRA was in fact founded in our next pub, The Lower Red Lion. Now that I've visited the Farriers, I want to believe the dissenters are right.
We entered the quiet pub and filed into a back room, just by the back door which leads to the outdoor toilets. The real fire was the only cheery thing in the whole place. The locals were transfixed by a rugby game shown on the TV in the corner, and we were initially ignored by the old barman. The decor was akin to what you'd expect from a lonely pensioner's home in the 1970s. If I had to say something good about this pub, I'd say the beer was perfectly well kept. The fact it tasted like dishwater was indubitably the brewer's fault, not the cellarman's. The pub is tied to McMullen's, Hertfordshire's major brewery, founded in 1827. They operate around 130 pubs, at least two of which are in Central London. I want to support breweries committed to real ale, I really do - but the "Winter Ale" offered up here just took the piss, and tasted little better than it. It was an amber ale with no discernible flavour, and no redeeming qualities whatsoever. The most puzzling aspect was what made it a "winter" beer, as most summer thirst-quenchers have more to them than this one. A poster on the wall advertising seasonal beers indicated the beer will only be available for a short time - so it's not all bad news. Misery in a glass. Other beers were Country Best and AK Bitter (in fact a light mild), also from McMullens. I've tried both before, and in my opinion they're both unappealling beers.
The dismal, depressing atmosphere in the Farriers created an uneasy feeling amongst the lads which was in danger of bringing us right down to earth after a series of great pubs. We left, leaving behind us nine pints of barely touched dishwater, under the watchful eye of a manager who suddenly perked up at the prospect that the outsiders were no more. You'd have to put me in a cage and roll it through the door to get me back in that pub. And even then I'd rather survive by sucking moisture from the carpet than touch the Winter Ale again.
Pub 7 - The Lower Red Lion
The trauma of the last pub caused me to forget we were soon to be joined by a tenth member of the team. Doctor Gibbles had been on a course in London during the day, but had promised to catch up with the crawl. He bundled out of his cab wearing the kind of 3/4 length shorts you'd expect to see in an American teen movie, not outside the Lower Red on a cold January evening. An elaborate wind-up had borne fruit, as he'd fallen for the line that everyone was going to wear shorts for the whole crawl. Suffice to say, he looked a complete tit. The dead hand of the Farriers was lifted and we entered St Albans' most famous pub ready for the next beer.
The Lower Red Lion (36 Fishpool Street, AL3 4RX, Tel: 01727 855669) isn't somewhere you should miss off a tour to St Albans. As you can see from the photo, it's situated in a gorgeous house in what must be the finest street in the city, right by Verulamium Park and overshadowed by the abbey itself. The pub has a large garden in which beer festivals are held in warmer months, resembling as much a residential back garden as anything you'd normally see attached to a boozer. The pub also offers rooms, doubtless a good option. The interior is split into two rooms, separated by a compact double-sided bar offering a choice of eight real ales (mostly from micros and small independents), a real cider and Czech Budvar on tap. On our visit they seemed to be suffering from a glut of Christmas beers, something the barman acknowledged as he reeled of a list of ridiculously named and obscure seasonal brews. I passed up on the Highgate Throbbin' Robin and tucked into a pint of Christmas Cheers from Highwood, a farm brewery in Lincolnshire. I wish I could tell you what each of the rest of the lads had, but frankly I have no idea - things were really getting hazy at this point. The beer was heavily spiced and certainly hit the spot for me. There was a hint of whisky or brandy in this rich, dark ale, along with a fair whack of chocolate. Although not terribly well integrated, there was a lot of powerful flavour for a beer of only 4.5% abv. The regular "house" beer at the Lower Red is Oakham JHB, though due to the landlord's involvement in the microbrewery across town at The Farmers Boy (see part one of this article and below) you will often see Alehouse beers here.
Appropriately for a pub so devoted to drinking, and one so busy of an evening, the Lower Red only does food at lunchtimes. As a result we had to cut our visit short and move on somewhere else - we were about 8 pints in now, and it was time to soak up the beer.
Pub 8 - The Six Bells
Neatly avoiding another McMullen's pub on the way, we continued down Fishpool Street for some way, crossing a bridge over the River Ver to be presented with a lane even more rural than what came before it. Two lovely looking old pubs sat almost side by side here, The Rose and Crown and The Six Bells (16-18 St. Michaels Street, AL3 4SH, Tel: 01727 856945). We chose the latter and managed to find a couple of tables to push together in a side room set apart from the packed main bar. Food was fairly expensive but was just what we were looking for - burgers and chips all round. Beers were unexciting, as this was another pub only offering session bitters. I chose Caledonian Deuchars IPA again, and washed down my meal with a perfectly pleasant pint. The other cask ales were Adnams Bitter and Greene King IPA. While we waited, Dave decided to get darts from behind the bar, despite that fact a middle aged couple were sitting directly below the board. The manager actually had to come over and ask him if we wouldn't mind cutting it out - with a perfectly straight face he told her he didn't see what the problem was. The arrows were confiscated just as the food arrived.
At this point we'd made our way across the length of central St Albans, taking in all six pubs we'd planned to visit along with two extras. A long walk, punctuated with a group wave at diners in the plush St Michael's Manor hotel on Fishpool Street, took us back to the Market Place. Here pandemonium broke out as one individual who will remain unnamed (he drives a Renault Clio) said he wanted to go somewhere like Chicago Rock Cafe, apparently his plan all along. He was duly told to eff off, and a decision was taken to head back to the Farmers Boy for the benefit of those who hadn't been on the crawl at the beginning. Half way down the London Road the moaning grew more intense, and we ducked into a fairly charmless looking pub for a quick pitstop.
Pub 9 - The Beehive
To be honest, if we'd known just how close we were to The Farmers Boy, we wouldn't have bothered with The Beehive (Keyfield Terrace, AL1 1QL, Tel: 01727 811127). Don't bother including this one if you do your own St Albans crawl - aside from a decent quizzer and big screen sport, it has little going for it. Housed in a mock-tudor 20th century detatched building, this place has only marginally more charm than the All Bar One on Leicester Square. Real ale was available in the form of Adnams Bitter and Wells Bombardier, but in this town you have to do a lot more than serve an acceptable pint. It was time to end the night on a high.
Pub 10 - The Farmers Boy (again)
Entering the Farmers for the second time in the day, we were greeted with open arms by the owners who immediately served up perfect pints of Farmers Joy (see part one of this article for a review of this great beer, brewed on the premises). The atmosphere was completely different to earlier, as you'd expect, it now being 10 in the evening. Good music and a great mix of happy people enjoying a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Hats off to the landlord for tolerating our drunken hoonery, as the sambucas were dished up and everyone got a second wind for the last couple of hours of drinking. The Farmers Boy has a 2am license, and I was told they do stay open that late if people are up for it. The pub was certainly still going strong when we rushed to get the last train after midnight. One of the lads foolishly sloped off early, and had a nasty shock when he fell asleep on the train home and ended up being woken by a guard in London Bridge - that'll learn you, you grumpy sod.
St Albans lived up to its reputation once again - a good old boozy town for those who like proper beer and traditional, historic pubs.
Cheers to all the lads who made it, and here's to the Brighton crawl next month.
- The London Drinker is an A5, colour magazine available free of charge in real ale pubs. Its distribution area covers the whole city. It is published on behalf of all the London branches of CAMRA. The London Drinker is also the name of the branch's annual beer festival, which this year will be held between 28 and 30 March (details are in the beer festivals section to the left).
- McMullen's Brewery is in Hertford and has a website here. There's a good article about the brewery here by Roger Protz. McMullen's two London pubs are The Nag's Head right by Covent Garden tube (10 James Street, London, WC2E 8BT, Tel: 020 7836 4678), and The Spice of Life in Soho (37-39 Romilly Street, Cambridge Circus, London, W1V 5TP, Tel: 0207 437 7013). If you like their beers, good luck to you - I'm afraid I don't.
- The Lower Red Lion has a homepage here. The pub's next beer festival is to be held between 30 March and 1 April, but they haven't got details on their website yet. It should be a good opportunity to try a variety of beers from the Alehouse Brewery at the Farmers Boy.


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Same book as the Parents Edition, but without pictures of Shasta and I added to the back.
My wife and I are currently living in China and going to school to learn Chinese. We live in what used to be Tibet and so we have a very wide range of people groups in our region. My hope and desire is to show the many different faces of people around the world. Looking into the eyes of an 80 year old Tibetan is so amazing. So look and see what story their eyes tell you!
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Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
FORT BLISS, Texas Hours before he addressed the nation on the end of the U.S. combat role in Iraq, President Barack Obama flew to a Texas Army base to thank troops for their sacrifice in the long and unpopular war.
Before arriving at Fort Bliss at midday Tuesday, Obama telephoned former President George W. Bush, who ordered U.S. troops to invade Iraq and topple Saddam Hussein in 2003 ) a decision that Obama strongly opposed. Aides described the phone call from Air Force One as brief and declined to reveal what was said.
Ahead of his 8 p.m. EDT Oval Office address, Obama was visiting the sprawling Fort Bliss base in El Paso, Texas, an installation that has seen repeated troop deployments to Iraq. Some of its servicemen and women are among the fewer than 50,000 troops who remain in Iraq in a training and backup role.
The administration has called the change of mission in Iraq an important milestone in a long and divisive conflict, but not a cause for celebration.
"This is not a time for premature victory parades or self-congratulation, even as we reflect with pride on what our troops and their Iraqi partners have accomplished," Defense Secretary Robert Gates told an American Legion audience in Milwaukee.
"I am not saying all is, or necessarily will be, well in Iraq," he said, noting the continued violence and lack of a new government more than six months after national elections.
The combat mission in Iraq has left more than 4,400 U.S. troops dead and thousands more wounded.
Obama was an early critic of the war, speaking out against it during the U.S. invasion and promising during his presidential campaign to bring the conflict to an end. The White House sees Tuesday's benchmark as a promise kept and has gone to great lengths to promote it as such, dispatching Vice President Joe Biden to Iraq to preside over a formal change-of-command ceremony and raising Tuesday night's remarks to the level of an Oval Office address, something Obama has only done once before.
Among Obama's goals on Tuesday is honoring those who have served in Iraq since the March 2003 invasion, many returning to the battlefield for multiple tours of duty. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Monday that while the Iraq war would have never happened had Obama been commander in chief at the time, the president holds the service and sacrifice of the troops in high regard.
Appearing on nationally broadcast interviews Tuesday morning, Gibbs repeatedly brushed aside questions about whether Obama would credit Bush's troop surge with helping to pave the way for the withdrawal.
Top Republicans, however, were in no doubt. "Some leaders who opposed, criticized, and fought tooth-and-nail to stop the surge strategy now proudly claim credit for the results," House GOP leader John Boehner said, in excerpts of a speech he was to give to the American Legion convention in Milwaukee. "Today we mark not the defeat those voices anticipated - but progress."
In Gibbs' appearances, he said it's "not up for question" that candidate Obama agreed sending 30,000 more troops to Iraq would bolster security. But "a number of things" brought the United States to this point, including the move toward greatrer political accommodation among the Sunni, Shia and Kurdish factions, the spokesman said.
Pressed on this point, Gibbs said, "Again, I think the president has always stated, and always believed" that adding significant numbers of American troops would stabilize the security environment, "but obviously the leaders in Iraq had to make some political accommodation to move that nation forward."
Asked if Obama would support sending combat troops back if new waves of violence threatened the country, Gibbs said that Obama had been assured recently by commander Gen. Ray Odierno that such a scenario would be very unlikely.


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This Week in Fashion: Brooklyn Circus 3 Year Anniversary, New Treatments at The Sports Club/LA Spa, Models for a Cause Walk Off + Independence Day Sales
1. Models for a Cause Runway Competition at Circolo Restaurant & Lounge (500 Florida St.), Friday July 1, 6pm-1am, $10 donation.
Tonight, Charleston Pierce presents a model walk-off benefiting Until There's A Cure. From 6pm to 8pm, models will work on their poses during a photo shoot with Mariya Novitski. The catwalk action begins at 8:30pm, and will conclude with prizes ($100-$500) for Best Runway Walk, Best Runway Poses and Best Overall Appearance.
Help Bay Area Teens Go to the Prom in Style
Here's a guaranteed way to rustle up warm, fuzzy feelings in the days leading up to Valentine's Day: donate a dress to The Princess Project.
During the non-profit organization's annual dress drive (Feb 8-14), drop-off locations around the city will be accepting formal dresses and accessories to give to Bay Area recipients later this spring. Since launching in 2002, the non-profit organization has donated some 9,000 dresses to local high school girls who would not otherwise have been able to afford formal dresses for their proms.


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One Of The Best Action Thrillers Of All Time,
This review is from: Point Break (Widescreen) (DVD)
Before "Speed", before "The Matrix" or any of a half dozen other memorable films that Keanu Reeves has been in, there was "Point Break". For sheer action, adrenaline, and quick thrills, nothing compares to this cops and robber movie set in the surfer sub culture of southern California. Keanu Reeves plays a young FBI recruit (Johnny Utah) on his first assignment, and lands in the middle of a bank robbery mystery that has been unraveling for several years. A group calling themselves the Ex-Presidents, and wearing outlanding disguises as Ron Reagan, Dick Nixon, Jimmy Carter and Lyndon Johnson, have successfully been looting area banks, so far without shooting or killing anyone. Reeves' older partner, played masterfully here by Gary Busey, confides to Keanu that he believes the bank robbers are surfers, who hit banks to support their wandering lifestyles, following the waves.
Suddenly the stage is set for a masterful cat and mouse game between Busey and Reeves on the one hand, and a group of surfers led by Patrick Swayze, on the other. The movie has everything, from gloriously photographed scenes of surfing to outrageous action sequences which are choreographed so memorably that they become the coda for the movie. There are several exceptional chase scenes, including one that is run by foot through yards, houses, and streets. In the end, it is a powerful allegory regarding the meaning of contemporary life and the rules we all try to live by, but in the meantime it is also a hell of an entertaining ride on the rollercoaster that Reeves and Busey have to ride in pursuit of the Ex-Presidents! "Surfers rule, I swear to God". Hahaha. Inside joke that you'll understand after viewing the film. Enjoy!
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As GamePolitics reported yesterday, President Bush has signed into law a bill that, among other things, calls for the appointment of a cabinet-level IP czar.
Michael Gallagher, the former Bush administration official who heads video game industry lobbying efforts as CEO of the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), praised the move. In a press release issued by the ESA today, Gallagher said:
…The ESA applauds Congress and the Bush Administration for taking critical steps that support job growth and investment in the video game industry… More legitimate game sales mean more game-related jobs up and down the value chain.
Piracy is an enormously profitable undertaking for criminal organizations. Disabling those organizations requires a coordinated and cross-border approach to enforcement, which this legislation clearly promotes. Ultimately, this law provides for greater responsibility and accountability within the White House and in the multiple agencies responsible for advancing IP protection.
Support for PRO-IP is far from unanimous, however. As we mentioned yesterday. Law of the Game blogger Mark Methenitis called the new law a load of bad news for consumers, while watchdog group the Electronic Frontier Foundation was even more critical:
…the PRO IP Act is just another in a long line of "one-way ratchet" proposals that amplifies copyright without protecting innovators or technology users. One provision… seems aimed at allowing the music industry to threaten even higher statutory damages in its campaign to sue filesharers. Copyright law currently allows the RIAA to seek statutory damages per album, while the new law would allow them to seek damages per song. Under the new limits… someone who downloads each individual track from Guns N' Roses' 12-track Appetite for Destruction album could face a maximum statutory penalty of $360,000; as opposed to the current limit of $30,000 for the album.
Beyond its effects on file sharing litigation, the bill would create a new, taxpayer-funded federal bureaucracy focused on policing intellectual property domestically and overseas…


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a MIDI router
You send midi program changes, together with all the rest midi events, to ProgAte. ProgAte splits and filters the stream, remaps the ProgChange messages - and outputs the processed midi stream, one channel per synth (up to 8 for one instance of ProgAte).
1) Insert Prog8 between your midi keyboard and the synths to be controlled. In other words, the synths must receive MIDI data strictly from ProgAte's midi output.
2) Set each synth to corresponding midi channel. Many synths do provide midi channel choise. Alternatively, you may use your host's midi filters.
3) Setup programs (read sections below)
4) Save your ProgAte's set as *.fxb for future use
Each of the eight strips consists of:
- [chnl]: channel number (yes it is fixed)
- [ON]: synth on/off (for this particular program)
- [program]: the program change message to send to the corresponding synth/channel. Use arrows or click to choose from drop-down list.
Note: NO means "no program change" (so the synth keeps the program it is on)
- [PB]: pitch bend thru - whether transmit (green) or not (red) the pitch bend messages to the synth
- [ctrl]: controllers thru - whether transmit or not the controllers messages to the synth
- [velo range]: type in the velocity range
- [key range]: type in or drag the red arrows
- memo typing area: synth name or whatever info you may want to have here. Click and type. Note: this parameter is global, i.e. per-bank.
Q: Why channels 1-4 and 7-10 only?
A: Why not? Contact me if you need any other set of channels
How does it work?
Example 1:
SynthA has a whole lot of built-in patches (programs), but you find playable only a couple of them, let's say, #9 and #54. SynthB has another couple of good patches, them, #11 and #40. So you set SynthA to midi channel 1, SynthB - to channel 2 (thus SynthA corresponds to the first ProgAte's strip, SynthB - to the 2nd strip) - and tweak the ProgAte's programs one by one:
ProgAte's program 1: / STRIP 1: on, program 9 // STRIP 2: off
ProgAte's program 2: / STRIP 1: on, program 54 // STRIP 2: off
ProgAte's program 3: / STRIP 1: off // STRIP 2: on, program 11
ProgAte's program 4: / STRIP 1: off // STRIP 2: on, program 40.
Now when you browse midi programs 1-2-3-4 on your keyboard, you get your synths on and off with the four chosen patches one by one.
Example 2:
SynthC is a bass synth, you want to play it along with the SynthA and SynthB. You like patches #35 and #36 on this synth. So you add SynthC to ProgAte's output, set it on channel/strip 3, and further edit the ProgAte's programs:
1: / STRIP 1: on, program 9 ; // STRIP 2: off ; /// STRIP 3: on, program NO
2: / STRIP 1: on, program 54 ; // STRIP 2: off ; /// STRIP 3: on, program NO
3: / STRIP 1: off ; // STRIP 2: on, program 11 ; /// STRIP 3: on, program NO
4: / STRIP 1: off ; // STRIP 2: on, program 40 ; /// STRIP 3: on, program NO
5: / STRIP 1: on, program NO ; // STRIP 2: off ; /// STRIP 3: on, program 35
6: / STRIP 1: off ; // STRIP 2: on, program NO ; /// STRIP 3: on, program 36
Plus, you narrow the key ranges for the three synths (SynthC - lower octaves, SynthA and SynthB - uppers).
What you get: SynthC plays on low octaves all the time, and keeps the patch (35 or 36) while you change soungs on SynthA and SynthB (programs 1-4). To change the bass sound, you go program 5 (or 6).
Up and Down with one button!
Together with "the normal way", you can switch ProgAte's programs using one-button-only on your midi keyboard. This can be assigned to any midi controller (default is #64, Hold (Sustain); to reassign, click on "64 - Hold pedal" and choose from the list).
Short hit: one program forward, long (>1 sec) - one backward.
The green button nearby is provided to test this feature with mouse
Questions, suggestions, anything else: firstname.lastname@example.com
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A Wilkes-Barre man is facing multiple child pornography charges after being caught sharing explicit child sex videos over the Internet, police say.
Jason R. Picknarcik, 34, is charged with 10 counts of possession of child pornography videos, three counts of dissemination of child porn videos and images, and a single count of criminal use of a computer.
Police said a sex crimes task force investigator discovered someone sharing child pornography over the Internet around 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 28 and an investigation determined it was Picknarcik.
During a search warrant of Picknarcik's home at 84 Park Ave., Apt A, police seized Picknarcik's computers and found 10 videos containing hours of child pornography, according to arrest papers.
Some of the names of the videos included, "Kidzilla," "Pre-teen young little girls," "Mom rape her daughter," and "Pedoland," police said.
Picknarcik was jailed in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility in lieu of $25,000 cash bail.
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Constitution 090.
There seems to be a little confusion – to be charitable about it – about precisely why the Republican party insisted on reading the Constitution out at the beginning of the 112th Congress. It's not actually that complicated, really. It was because of idiots like this from the 111th Congress: That's Phil Hare from Illinois. If you can't see the video: this fellow was so | Read More »


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Given that the site is called Lesbian Stepsisters, I could come up with a funny little bit about stepsisters and what kind of naughtiness they get into when mom and dad are away. However, that really isn't necessary since the content itself doesn't even stick to the theme.
Yes, LesbianStepsisters does feature all lesbian content, but as fare as the stepsister thing goes, they don't even bother. The site tour consists of all these pics of scenes with short description paragraphs telling about their stepsister exploits. However, once you are inside the site the scenes are just a mélange of lesbian action.
One of the reasons for this is that the content is all nonexclusive. When content is nonexclusive, it makes it harder to have a consistent theme, especially such a specific one as stepsisters.
There are 30 episodes available so far and each one comes with a streamable and downloadable video. Some of them come with a full-length download option, while others (the more recent ones) only come with the option to download the scenes in four to six minute clips. The quality does vary a little, but the more recent ones all look great and that seems to be the standard for all future updates.
Unfortunately, that updating doesn't look to be happening very regularly. I checked out the dates on the last few updates and I found that they were coming at somewhere between two days and a month intervals.
The good news is that Lesbian Stepsisters is part of a large network of sites and you membership gets you access to all 40 of them. These other sites are also nonexclusive, but most of them have lots more content and there are a few lesbian focused ones as well.
The price tag is good considering the entire network of content. However, the Lesbian Stepsisters stuff on its own isn't worth it.
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In article <3A76AF6D.70C2F781_at_axon.is>,
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> Hi
> I have been wondering about the merits / pitfalls of the
> following table structure:
> Entity(ID)
> EntityAttribute(EntityID, AttributeID)
> Attribute(ID, Type, EntityID, Number, String, Date, Blob,
> ...)
> This describes an entity that has some attributes linked to
> it through the EntityAttribute table. The attribute table's
> Type field describes which of the attribute fields is
> actually used.
> I don't seem to need any more tables as I can describe
> anything with these three (or can I?). I'm also concerned
> about speed and space consumption but the flexibility this
> seems to give me is tempting.
> You may even have a name for this 'little monster' :)
> Any thoughts?
> Thanks,
> Jens
We have implemented a large website which uses a data structure (in SQL Server 2K) in which the nature of a particular object is defined only at create ttime (ie there is no E/R model). We cannot create a true normalized structure of course and there are few PK/FK contraints possible.
An object is 'defined' (at create time) by a combination of tables used in its makeup, the links between them (held in relationship tables) and the nature and value of the data in particular text/character columns. This kind of structure allows us to create new 'objects' (ie things assembled from a collection of other 'things') on the fly...more or less ! It does mean that essentially the columns are untyped so this imposes the need to query these things as part of an 'ordinary' SQL query and, of course, there is a penalty. We have ingeniously used bitmasks and logical operations to enhance performance. We find that performance is acceptable (but not good -- yet) but that we have difficulty doing otherwise simple operations such as deletions and inserts and updates as an object's structure can he highly recursive (for want of a better word) and the code (in stored procs) required to do this and other tasks is convoluted and in many places requires dynamic SQL; never a favourite of mine. Whilst it is possible to do this I still have reservations about using relational systems for something they were never designed to do.
I think the comments on using ODBs are good but I wanted to state that at least one company has actually done this and done it successfully !
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Decision over cutting long-serving horsemen's jobs difficult, says Wadworth (From This Is Wiltshire)
Decision over cutting long-serving horsemen's jobs difficult, says Wadworth
Updated 8:29am Thursday 8th May 2014 in
Wadworth said the decision to cut the jobs of long-serving horsemen Vince Minty and Barry Petherick had been a difficult one.
Mr Minty had been a horseman at Wadworth for ten years. He is now driving milk tankers.
Mr Petherick had been a horsemen at Wadworth for 26 years and for many years was head horseman, although for the last few years had stepped back from that role and Martin Whittle became head horseman.
Martin and his son Callum are the remaining horsemen.
Asked why Wadworth did not announce the departure of Prince, Paul Sullivan, sales and marketing director at Wadworth, said: "With the horse going and changes in the stables structure with the men, we didn't want the staff leaving appear less important than the horse.
"Barry and Vince had a very long service with us and we are incredibly grateful for everything they have done."
Mr Sullivan said Wadworth had failed to find replacement shires over the years.
He said: "We have tried to get back up to four horses but it's very difficult to find stock."
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Fluffy peppa says...
Devizes is known for the horses around town/tradition both with the locals and tourist trade.
If I was the boss of Waddys my loyality would be to keep the horses & sell off property.
Sad times.
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According to Ian Smith on twitter:
Ian Smith @IanWsmith3 The ISU WBB team will host commit Jordan Jensen on an official visit Saturday. 2014 recruit Chatrice White will be in on an unofficial.
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White is a highly regarded post player. The Nebraska native has offers from ISU, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Michigan State and Purdue.
Good news on White. Believe that is a return visit for her. Heard she wants to be fairly close to home, and wants a good bball program.
USJN Battle at the Border features Alexis Hughes, Katelyn Loecker, Kindred Wesemann, Chatrice White, Sophie Cunningham, Jessica Shepard. - ESPNHS
Chatrice White (Shelby, Neb.), CSS Bison: White was consistent throughout the event and was without a doubt the best low-post presence in the gym all weekend long. At 6-4, she has the height and the size to make her presence felt on both ends. Right now, her upper-body strength isn't at a point where she can dominate the game offensively in traffic. That said, she finishes on both sides of the rim and is a good free-throw shooter. On the occasions when White didn't finish the play through contact with a layup, she did step to the line and make the ensuing free throws. She hasn't made a college decision, but rest assured that White has no shortage of suitors.
With November signing period fast approaching and four schollies available will we sign any one? White would be a nice player to get after some misses. It is a mystery just as Jensen came out of no where (other than an attendee of one of our camps). We have 1-2 guards we need bigs.
White is a 2014 recruit and still fairly early in the process.
Originally Posted by mwwbbfan
White is a 2014 recruit and still fairly early in the process.
She is and my post made it sound otherwise.
We need inside players, and particularly those that can play in Big 12 type competition. It is going to be hard to replace what we have to replace next year. Do we have anybody good that is coming in next year? We are going to need it!
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Le dijo "Bien" y lo dejó como si nada
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Do we have anybody good that is coming in next year? We are going to need it!
Jordan Jensen is 6-3 and well-regarded. She tore her ACL this summer, so she'll only play in the latter part of the high school season if at all.
Jordan Jensen 2013 High School Girls' Basketball Profile - ESPNHS
The two guards coming in next season (Jadda Buckley and Seanna Johnson) are both top-100 caliber. The future of the backcourt looks very bright.
Assuming no more 2013 commits (and I hope there's one or two more, but the early signing period starts in six days), we'll have Hallie, Baier, Ellis, and Jensen playing post in the 13-14 season. We can make that work, although ideally we'd get another post.
If we don't get a post in the early signing period, it wouldn't shock me if the coaches found a juco post to sign in the spring.
One post we're keeping an eye on: Emily Potter, a 6'5" Canadian who is down to ISU and Utah (see below thread). I'm guessing the coaching staff is ready to offer another post a scholarship last-minute if Potter chooses Utah, but Potter would be a great get and would have a chance for minutes right away.
Thanks for these posts, mred. I have been so busy the last 5 years, that all I can find time for is watching games. ISU women's basketball and men's are my favorite past-times besides fishing and reading. Volleyball is right behind. I hope Baier gets her health problems figured out. We could probably use her help already this year, and next year even more.
Thanks for your posts; really appreciating the info.
Don't think Baier would be much of a contributor this year with the depth we have at post. I've been wrong before, but believe she needs a year to bulk up. Honestly hope she gets a rare red shirt this year.
Originally Posted by acoustimac
Don't think Baier would be much of a contributor this year with the depth we have at post. I've been wrong before, but believe she needs a year to bulk up. Honestly hope she gets a rare red shirt this year.
If she isn't healthy soon, with all the practice she's missed I'm not sure how you don't redshirt her.
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Now, The Catholic Foodie may not sign off on boxed beignet mix, but sometimes we have to make do.
I don't have an electric fryer, nor do I really want one, because – seriously, we don't need more fried foods around here. Plus, I really like my cast iron skillet.
They didn't exactly puff up like they're supposed to. They seemed kind of won-ton-esque.
The kids came home from church – "What are THOSE?" I explained the tenuous ties to our heritage. "Does this mean I'm FRENCH? COOL!!!!" She was also quite enthusiastic about the powdered sugar stage of production.
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There is now a higher probability that the CAD for FY14 would moderate much below the governments estimate of $70 billion. The risks surrounding the financing of CAD have also materially subsided. The perception of risk has altered owing to: the improvement in the quantum of the deficit; continued global liquidity; measures taken by the government to augment capital flows by liberalizing FDI and FII norms; and the RBI's steps to attract debt and NRI deposit inflows in the economy.
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As for the monetary stimulus, a gradual withdrawal of the Feds bond purchase programme appears inevitable in the next three-six months. In this regard too markets appear to be better prepared now. The Indian economy seems much more resilient now to deal with the ebbing global liquidity as compared to May 2013 when a Fed indication of tapering led to a rout in the Indian forex market and volatility in the equity market. The good news is that policymakers are focusing on correcting imbalances and bringing about a sustainable level on current and fiscal deficits to restore macroeconomic stability.
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1. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
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The most important measurements any time you purchase a wetsuit or drysuit using the manufacturer's sizing charts will always be your waist and chest/bust measurements. The suit needs to fit your torso correctly in order to do its job properly. Keep in mind there is no such thing as a comfortable wetsuit on the surface. You want it to be snug, but not cut off circulation to your extremities. The more snug it is, the thinner the layer of water your body is heating. If its too loose you will remain warm for awhile, but eventually your body won't be able to keep up with the greater amount of water flowing through the suit and you'll wind up getting cold faster. After that your height is a secondary measurement. The manufacturers realize that generally speaking your boots and gloves can overlap slightly short arms and legs, or the diver can push or roll up longer sleeves and/or arms if need be. Weight is a measurement the diver can usually ignore. It really has little to no bearing what so ever on the sizing and fit of your suit. The manufacturers do not take into account muscle being more dense than fat, so based simply on fitness levels 2 people can be the exact same size but quite different in weight. This measurement should only be used if the person is literally on the fence between 2 sizes in all categories.
women,waist 78cm,chest 96cm. XL(11-12) is suitable for me according to the size chart.It seems the size of Aqual Lung Sport is smaller than many other bands of wetsuits such as Mares,Beuchat Alize.Is it right?
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