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On tonight's Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert devoted some time to an important new product, one that will surely change the face of this nation: the Banana Bunker. It does exactly what you think it does, yes it protects bananas from bruising and such until you can eat them. The segment, like the product itself, is utterly perfect.


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Vibram Boss: IP Enforcement Is A Waste Of Time; You're Better Off Building A Relationship With Customers
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Last year, we wrote about a ridiculous bit of javascript coding on the website for Vibram (makers of the famed "five finger" shoes) in Italy -- in which if you merely right-clicked on an image, you were accused of trying to illegally copy their images. I was thinking about this recently, as I actually bought a pair of Vibrams. Last Thursday, upon receiving the Vibrams, I mentioned them online, and a DC-lobbyist, who follows me on Twitter, suggested my purchase was hypocritical, since he claimed Vibram was a strong supporter of intellectual property enforcement -- and pointed me to this Vibram ad, which shows a raised "middle toe" on one of their shoes as "a message to anyone thinking about infringing on any of our 200+ patents and trademarks."
It turns out that this ad is from 2010, and apparently the company's attitude has evolved quite a lot in the past two years. With somewhat amazing timing, the very day that my shoes arrived, the BBC put out an article in which Vibram's CEO, Tony Post, explains that focusing on IP enforcement is a waste of time -- and that the better solution is to build a much stronger relationship with customers -- basically the same thing we've argued for over a decade now:
While the company still does seem to be interested in some legislative changes (and is taking legal action against a competitor), it certainly seems like a case where a company has realized that there are better ways to deal with these issues than just using intellectual property law.
"Candidly, you have to realise that intellectual property only gets you so far," says Mr Post. "At the end of the day it's really about your relationship with the consumer."What the company realized was that focusing on lobbying and enforcement just wasn't effective. Instead, educating customers on the difference between real and fake Vibrams, and showing why they'd want to buy the real ones (i.e., giving them a "reason to buy") was much more effective. The company put up a page showing customers how to spot a fake, and saw that it worked.
Vibram offered vouchers to customers who had unwittingly bought fake Five Fingers, so that they could buy the real product at cost price.Amusingly, the article quotes Susan Scafidi, a professor who is well known for her support of ratcheting up intellectual property laws on fashion/clothing, suggesting that Vibram speaking out and connecting with its customers on this issue was a mistake: "It was a risky move, according to Ms Scafidi, who says that a company associating its name - however tangentially - with counterfeit goods could damage its brand." Beyond the fact that she was empirically wrong about this, that makes no sense. Being open and honest with fans, and explaining why they'd want to support the company whose product they like (and why counterfeit products are inferior quality) seems like a smart strategy. It's hard to see how that could "damage the brand" at all. In fact, it seems almost guaranteed to do the opposite, as it appears to have done here.
The company also put up a page on its website alerting customers, enlisted the help of bloggers and asked fans of its Facebook page to get the word out.
Within a year, the deluge of complaints from customers who had bought fake products slowed to a trickle.
While the company still does seem to be interested in some legislative changes (and is taking legal action against a competitor), it certainly seems like a case where a company has realized that there are better ways to deal with these issues than just using intellectual property law.


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BATON ROUGE — President Barack Obama wants Congress to adopt the most sweeping gun control policies proposed in more than two decades, but the lawmakers who represent Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes are at best reluctant.
BATON ROUGE — President Barack Obama wants Congress to adopt the most sweeping gun control policies proposed in more than two decades, but the lawmakers who represent Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes are at best reluctant.
Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Metairie, said the president shouldn't have started his policy campaign by signing 23 executive orders that were used to, among other things, trigger new gun violence research, increase the federal data used in background checks and appoint a permanent director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Executive orders, unlike legislation, can be issued without approval by Congress.
"Bypassing Congress to implement radical policies is never acceptable, and it's particularly heinous when such actions trample on the freedoms guaranteed to all Americans by the Bill of Rights," Scalise said.
He also questioned the constitutionality of Obama's planned legislation to establish a universal background check, bringing in gun shows and Internet sales, and ban assault weapons.
The plan, developed by a task force overseen by Vice President Joe Biden, is estimated to cost up to $500 million, including the executive orders.
"Efforts to restrict the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans will only punish those who play by the rules and will be ignored by criminals who break the law," Scalise said. "This radical attempt by the Obama administration to unilaterally rewrite the Constitution will launch our nation down a slippery slope as the White House shows a dangerous disregard for the rights and freedoms guaranteed to every American."
Obama's announcement comes roughly one month after a deadly shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Rep. Bill Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge, said if the goal of Obama's package is to prevent such shootings — and others that preceded it such as the tragedies at Virginia Tech and in Aurora, Colo., and Tucson, Ariz. — then the president's proposals should address the root causes.
"The crimes at Virginia Tech and Tucson did not involve assault weapons," he said. "The Sandy Hook weapons were purchased by a law-abiding citizen who would have passed a background check."
If there is a common thread throughout all of the shootings, said Cassidy, a physician, it is untreated mental illness.
"Funding for mental illness is often misused and ineffective," he said. "If we are serious, this should be our focus."
That's the route being taken by Gov. Bobby Jindal, who plans on backing related legislation in this year's regular session of the legislature.
Jindal wants the state to report to the federally administered National Instant Criminal Background Check System database of an individual's eligibility to purchase firearms based on mental-health records.
"Too often, both in Louisiana and in states across the nation, the mentally ill are slipping through the cracks and getting lost in the system," the governor said. "In order to protect these individuals and the communities they reside in, it is imperative that we take proactive steps to prevent them from harming either themselves or others."
The federal government operates the NICS database to prevent potential gun buyers with a criminal history or severe mental health illness from purchasing firearms.
Seventeen states already have laws that require courts to report mental-health eligibility to the NICS, Jindal said.
Obama and Biden said they might take their policy package on the road to help drum up support.
"No one can know for certain if this senseless act could have been prevented, but we all know we have a moral obligation — a moral obligation — to do everything in our power to diminish the prospect that something like this could happen again," the vice president said Wednesday.
Aside from the centerpiece proposals affecting background checks and assault weapons, the administration's package is expected to include bills to totally ban armor-piercing bullets, limit high-capacity magazines, increase prosecutorial authority, enhance mental health treatment and add new resources in schools, such as officers, counselors and emergency-response plans.
Sen. David Vitter, a Republican from Metairie, said Obama should be asking himself whether his package will infringe on the constitution and whether it will truly reduce violence.
"If Obama himself asked these questions, I think we'd be hearing a lot more about school security, mental-health intervention and voluntary anti-violence standards for Hollywood and its video game industry," Vitter said.
The president's package does not include any new guidelines for movies, video games or other media.
Citing support for constitutional protections for guns, Sen. Mary Landrieu, a New Orleans Democrat, said lawmakers should find a way to draft policies that encompass a spectrum of all concerns.
"We must find a way to balance our Second Amendment rights with the challenges of mental illness, criminal behavior and the safety of our schools and communities," she said. "We must also enforce the rules already on the books. Even some of the most respected law-enforcement leaders in our country are calling for common sense reforms because of this terrible violence in our communities."
According to the Associated Press, the president also signed executive orders Wednesday to:
n Order tougher penalties for people who lie on background checks and require federal agencies to make relevant data available to the federal background check system.
n End limits that make it more difficult for the government to research gun violence, such as gathering data on guns that fall into criminal hands.
n Require federal law enforcement to trace guns recovered in criminal investigations.
n Give schools flexibility to use federal grant money to improve school safety, such as by hiring school-resource officers.
n Give communities grants to institute programs to keep guns away from people who shouldn't have them.
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Alderney is extremely industrial and is, perhaps, the game's most suburban borough with no area that's overtly urban. The streets are relatively scattered and far away from each other compared to the more congested boroughs elsewhere in the game. Furthermore, it's an isolated borough, with only a bridge and a tunnel leading to Algonquin. This makes it the only borough of the five boroughs in GTAIV to lead to only one other borough (Algonquin can hit Bohan, Broker and Dukes, Bohan can hit Algonquin and Dukes, and Dukes and Broker touch each other not to mention their connections to Bohan and Algonquin respectively).
Useful attractions in Alderney are decidedly scattered. You can find three police stations, two hospitals and even a pair of firehouses. Otherwise, though, things are pretty barren. A strip club called Honkers is located off of Roebuck Road at the south end of the borough, while a Burger Shot and two other random eateries are located at the north end of the borough. Hooligans and criminals can easily run amok in Alderney, however, for there's two Pay 'N Sprays and two weapon shops in the borough. An internet café at the center of the borough off of Vituilo Avenue caps it all off, in case you wanna browse the perverted internet or find yourself an equally perverted date.
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Thanks for the feedback.
I guess there is no boat out there that could work as a solid wakeboard wake, and during the same session, flip into an acceptable slalom wake as well. From what I understand, only the x25 has an acceptable wake with standard ballast. For other boats to come alive, they need additional weight than stock ballast.
Does anyone have any feedback on the x10? Very curious on it's wake characteristics. Is there any user reviews of it?
Regarding the x25. So it is not too bad in term of acceleration, getting on a plane, and making tight turns? Also regarding it's wake, adding additional ballast helps as well? Since it is ok stock, is it overkill to add additional weight?
Lastly, any pointers on what the right setup is for the x15. Right now I have it with all stock ballast full, plug and play bags in back and front compartments full, and a 400lbs bag in the front on the floor. With this I put trim down at 50% and ride at 24 mph with a rope lenght of 65 ft (without handle part). Like this it takes while to get out of the water and to the right speed. I sometimes try to be at 70 ft but wake is not as rampy and clean than at 65ft. Any tips on this setup? Do you recommend doing something different? Any way to narrow wake width. Should I fill everything up to max as I do now, or do more weight in front or back... in other words is it better to be front heavy or back heavy? Also what about trim...
Forgot to ask... would changing the prop in the x15 make a difference. I have the smallest engine that was offered in 2010. Forgot exact name.
The boat you described that will do all those things is the X1. It is nimble, wake is not wide, good wakeboard wake empty, great wake loaded, slaloms great at 32mph and up and good at 26 to 32. Problem for you is they don't make them here. I did think I heard they might still be availabe new overseas. I had you same list when I bought my X1 new and it fit the bill perfectly.
please dont take offense to this, but if i were you... i would drain all the plug and play, ride at 22.6/22.4 and 60 ft (including handle - always include handle in line measurements).
i'm not sure where you are in your riding, but sometimes the worst thing people can do when they are learning is slam their boat out. the best boat i got to ride behind my first 3 seasons wakeboarding was an unweighted tige 20v. I can make my star's wake much larger than i need it - but if you learn on a small wake, it teaches you to get maximum results (height/length) with minimum tools (small wake). take that same learning to a big wake... and you'll be golden. once you learn this, you might actually prefer a wider wake
No offense taken. On the contrary I welcome all the feedback.
I understand your points, and that is how I started wakeboarding in my first seasons.
I am not at an advanced level.... few inverts, few spins, big airs ...
But riding at 60 ft (with handle) is just way way too close to the boat for what I prefer and where I am in my riding level. The first hole that I have in my line is marked 65ft. If you add handle, it's like 5 more feet. So I guess total at 70ft. At this lenght, which I already feel kind of on the shorter side, it is harder to dial in wake.
Before getting this boat (x15), which I have not ridden much (80 hours), i learned to ride and progressed on nautiques. Nautique wakes that I remember were narrower, less rampy, but firmer. Maybe that is why I got used to longer lines and narrower wakes at these rope lenghts.
willyt is right. Many think they NEED more weight when in actuality they need more technique.
I have found coming from a moomba that the MC wake is more mellow but more consistent and you can charge them harder. I like both styles of wakes.
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GAFFNEY, S.C. – The Coker wrestling team took down the Limestone Saints, 21-19 in its first dual match of the season.
Limestone jumped out to an early 6-0 lead with wins at the 125-pound and 133-pound divisions. The Cobras quickly turned the tables on the Saints with back-to-back pins by Rashad Cunningham and Kevin Thompson at the 141-pound and 149-pound divisions, taking a 12-6 lead.
The Saints closed the gap to 12-9 with a win at the 157-pound division. Ellison Sanders gave Coker some breathing room with an 11-6 decision at the 165-pound division, giving the Cobras a 15-9 advantage. Limestone took a 19-15 lead after three victories at the 174-pound, 184-pound and 197-pound divisions.
The match came down to the heavyweight division, and with a pin 3:36 seconds into the match Austin Akins picked up six points to give the Cobras the 21-19 victory.
The Cobras will be back on the mat on Monday (Nov. 25) for their first home match season against St. Andrews University. The dual match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at Coker's Timberlake-Lawton Gymnasium. The first 100 fans in attendance will receive Coker wrestling foam fingers.
Coker 21, Coker 19
125: Alex Battaglia (LC) dec. Gavin Perkins (CC), 8-6.
133: Colby Yates (LC) dec. Charlie Huff (CC), 3-2.
141: Rashad Cunningham (CC) pinned Taylor Wickett (LC), 3:58.
149: Kevin Thompson (CC) pinned Nick Leitten (LC), 4:59.
157: Richie Mann ing (LC) dec. JD Dykes (CC), 5-4.
165: Ellison Sanders (CC) dec. Matt Farmer (LC), 11-6.
174: Tanner Saraceno (LC) major dec. Zach Dicus (CC), 11-3.
184: David Kieta (LC) dec. Jacob Ralph (CC), 6-3.
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After three years, the San Gabriel Valley's most elegant wine bar, Vertical, has changed things up. Gone are chef Sara Levine and her small-plates tasting menu; now settled in are new chef Doug Weston and a more traditionally structured menu of modern American bistro food. Also new is operations manager David Haskell, a self-described "wine dude" who's expanded the by-the-glass selection and added personal favorites to the cellar. Finally, owner (and movie producer) Gale Anne Hurd lightened the interior while retaining the overall feeling of urban elegance and warmth it's had from the beginning — you could just as easily be in New York as Pasadena.
Haskell's list is full of excellent and interesting wines, but down on the lower end where we frugal folks live, there aren't a whole lot of bargains; still, there are a couple of tasty options for $10 a glass or less (try the Tobin James "Ballistic" Zinfandel, just the thing for these cold nights).
As for Weston's menu, it is smart, balanced and reasonably priced, with entrees in the $19 to $26 range (in the bar you can get smaller, less expensive dishes). We were quite impressed with the rich asparagus risotto with parmesan and basil and the flawlessly cooked blue nose sea bass on a bed of white beans; a little less accomplished was the tender but too intensely sauced short ribs with braised red cabbage and just the barest hint of parsnip puree.
Overall, the new direction is a welcome one, injecting new life into this smart bistro. Is it as good as crosstown rival A.O.C.? No, but it's one of the best destination restaurants in Pasadena, and certainly our most impressive wine bar. You won't find a better place for an after-work glass of wine and happy-hour snack or a romantic dinner by the fireplace.
Also note the new Wednesday-night wine class, a great deal that combines a wine-tasting lesson with three wines and three small dishes, all for just $33.
Vertical Wine Bistro, 70 N. Raymond Ave., Old Pasadena, 626.795.3999, verticalwinebistro.com. Modern American/wine bar. Happy hour & D Tues.-Sun. Full bar. AE, MC, V. $$$ – $$$$


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The Special Streaks
Created on: May-07-2017 Published on: May-15-2017
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edit: 5D housings might be cheaper but on the other hand 5D body won't stay the same over future generations as the 1D bodies usually do ... but your 1Ds Ewa-Bag might be compatible to the 5D too
The other thing to remember is time. I think that it will be unlikely that the will be a 5D housing out until this time next year. Whereas you can buy a 1D/1DS housing today. You can take a lot of pictures in one year!
I also think that the housing manufacturers will not be queuing up to make housing for this camera. Ikelite, who is normally one of the fastest, tend to focus on mass market cameras. I can see Subal and Sea & Sea supporting this camera. Maybe Sealux too. Not convinced about Seacam, maybe?
The 5D is expensive and likely to generate low numbers of sales for UW shooting. The clincher would be if it was full frame. If it is, then fisheye factor will make this a popular choice for UW photography and may persuade several companies to go with it.
Judging from the interest expressed for my filters I would say that Nikon D70 + D100 out number Canon DSLRs about 3-4:1 in digital underwater photography.
So an expensive, but sub-pro Canon, is unlikely to be a great investment for housing makers.
I think that the 1DS Mk2 replacement will not have the same body. The main criticism of that camera by land photographers is the ergonomics of the body. SO I think that the current camera is the last that will fit in that housing (apart from the 1D Mk2N).


text: For test server I am using intell duo core with 2 gigs of ram and 500 gig hard drive a friend of mine gave me a dell poweredge t110 and i'm tring to get some parts for it so that I could use this as the actual production server. I have a few fdqn's 1 that is an actual .com and the rest are .tk courtesy of dot tk The exact setup should be something like Centos 6.3 or ubuntu 12.04 zpanel x ffmpeg flv2tool crtmp is for live video feeds, live streaming, radio broadcast, e.t.c. twht The webhosting tool is for Hosting packages, sign up and automatic website creation. php uploads need to be set to 200m because most of my clients will be uploading video and audio I would also like to make 1 custom layout that would be for all who sign up I have links to all updated files. Will you help me if you can?


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Hi, again I've been asked to modify the school website and one of the things they've asked for is a Hit Counter.
I've found some free ones online and they seem to be doing the trick but they do have an advert to their webpage which isn't too much of a problem but I'd prefer one that's just ours and not linked to another site.
I've done some research and found one Javascript based Hit Counter which worked in Dreamweaver but when I put it online it didn't work.
Anyone know of a simple code I can just import into a webpage or are the free ones online the best and easiest option?
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An Creagán Biodiversity Trail
0.25 miles, near Carrickmore / Creggan
Pristine bogland walk
An Creagán, Forest and River Trail
3.5 miles, near Omagh
A short circular walk in Creggan Wood
Annalong Coastal Path
1.5 miles, near Annalong Village
Easy coastal family walk
Ardress House - Ladies Mile
1 miles, near Portadown
A short walk through the woodlands of Ardress House
Argory Blackwater River Walk
2 miles, near Dungannon
One of a variety of trails at The Argory
Avish to Eagles Hill
3.1 miles, near Bellarena
Cliff top walk on the North Coast
Ballykelly Bank
2 miles, near Ballykelly
A walk along the east shore of Lough Foyle
Ballykelly Forest
0.5 - 2 miles, near Ballykelly
Short forest walk
Ballymacormick Point
2 miles, near Groomsport
Rocky coastal path with some steep steps.
Ballymacran Bank
5 miles, near Ballykelly or Limavady
A walk along the east shore of Lough Foyle
Ballymoney Heritage Trail
2.5 miles, near Ballymoney Town Centre.
Historic town trail
Ballymoyer Woodland
2 miles, near Whitecross
Lowland woodland paths
Ballyquintin Farm
0.8 - 1.6 miles, near Portaferry
A coastal grassland walk on the tip of the Ards Peninsula
Banagher Glen
2 miles, near Dungiven or Feeny
Surfaced road
Bangor Town Walk and Cultural Trail
1.5 miles, near Bangor
Town Walk and Cultural Trail of Bangor Town Centre
Bann Boulevard - Portadown
0.8 (One Way) miles, near Portadown
Starting point for the Newry Canal Towpath.
Barnett Demesne
1.5 miles, near Malone Road, Belfast
Scenic parkland walk
Belfast Castle Estate
2.4 miles, near Fortwilliam, Belfast
Scenic parkland walk
Bellanaleck Loughshore Walk
1.6 miles, near Bellanaleck, Co. Fermanagh
Pleasant walk along the shores of Lough Erne
Belmore Forest: Pollnagollum Cave Walk
4.3 miles, near Enniskillen
Pollnagolllum Cave Walk: Belmore Forest part of the Marble Arch
Benburb Valley Park
3.9 miles, near Benburb
Beautiful woodland walks along the banks of the River Blackwater
Benone Strand
2.5 miles, near Bellarena & Magilligan
Classic north coast beach walk
Big Dog Forest: Big Dog Walk
2.5 miles, near Derrygonnelly
Big Dog Walk: Big Dog Forest is part of the Marble Arch Caves Gl
Blackhead Path
2.4 miles, near Whitehead
A scenic coastal walk with beautiful views of sea and land.
Blessingbourne Woodland Walk
2.5 miles, near Fivemiletown
A woodland walk through the grounds of Blessingbourne Estate
Bloody Bridge Coastal Route
1.0 (One Way) miles, near Newcastle
Coastal path
Bloody Bridge River Walk
0.5 (One Way) miles, near Newcastle
A short walk on the lower slopes of the mountain.
Bog Meadows
1.1 miles, near Falls Road, Belfast
Short walk through an urban nature reserve
Botanic Gardens
0.8 miles, near University area, Belfast
Historic botanical park
Broad Water
3 miles, near Moira Village
Flat towpath
Bunkers Hill Walk, Cycle & Play Trail
1.2 miles, near Castlewellan
A walking and family cycling trail with commanding views
Buttermilk Bridge
1.5 miles, near Broughshane
Riverside village walk, excellent for wheelchair users
Carnfunnock Biodiversity Walk
1.5 miles, near Larne, Drains Bay & Ballygally.
Mostly wooded landscape
Carnfunnock Garden Walk
0.8 miles, near Larne, Drains Bay & Ballygally.
Mostly wooded landscape
Carnfunnock Heritage Walk
1.6 miles, near Larne, Drains Bay & Ballygally.
Mostly wooded landscape
Carnfunnock Shore Walk
1.5 miles, near Larne, Drains Bay & Ballygally.
Mostly wooded landscape
Carnfunnock Woodland Walk
2.5 miles, near Larne, Drains Bay & Ballygally.
Mostly wooded landscape
0.7 (One Way) miles, near Ballintoy
Coastal cliff scenery & an exhilarating rope bridge experience
Castle Archdale Forest Tom's Island Walk
1.8 miles, near Kesh/Irvinestown
A circular walk showcasing the best of Castle Archdale Forest
Castle Archdale Forest Woodland Riverside Walk
0.5 miles, near Kesh/Irvinestown
The Woodland Riverside Walk is a red waymarked circular route th
Castle Archdale Red Route
1.5 miles, near Lisnarick, Kesh, Irvinestown
Short walk along shore of Lower Lough Erne
Castle Archdale Yellow Route
5 miles, near Lisnarick, Kesh, Irvinestown
Short walk along shore of Lower Lough Erne
Castle Caldwell Forest; Beechwood Walk
1.2 miles, near Belleek
Enchanting walk encompassing both lough shore and forest paths
Castle Caldwell Forest; Castle Scenic Walk
0.3 miles, near Belleek
gentle and appealing introduction to the Castle Caldwell estate
Castle Caldwell Forest; Rossergole Point Walk
2.5 miles, near Belleek
This popular path takes in the remnants of the estate's castle
Castle Coole - Beech Trail
0.5 - 1.2 miles, near Enniskillen
This walk is through the grounds of Castle Coole estate.
Castle Coole - Lake Walk Trail
1.1 miles, near Enniskillen
This walk is through the grounds of Castle Coole estate.
Castle Espie Wildlife Wander
0.75 miles, near Comber
Trail leading around the ponds suitable for all
Castle Espie Woodland Trail
1 miles, near Comber
WWT owned property with estuary views and woodland walks
Castle Ward Castle Trail
1.8 miles, near Strangford
A short walk close to the shore of Strangford Lough.
Castle Ward Farm Trail
1.6 miles, near Strangford
A cycling & walking trail through woodland and farmland
Castle Ward Shore Trail
0.7 (one way) miles, near Strangford
An all-ability multi-use trail on the shores of Strangford Lough
Castlewellan Forest Park - Annesley Garden Walk
2.2 miles, near Castlewellan
Short walk taking in Annesley Garden and the National Arborteum
Castlewellan Forest Park - Cypress Pond Walk
3.1 miles, near Castlewellan
Forest walk with spectacular views of the Mourne Mountains
Castlewellan Forest Park - Lakeside Walk
2.4 miles, near Castlewellan
An easy walk around the lake path, also a family cycling trai
Castlewellan Forest Park - Moorish Tower Walk
3.2 miles, near Castlewellan
Short walk through Castlewellan Forest Park. TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
Castlewellan Forest Park - Slievenaslat Walk
2.7 miles, near Castlewellan
Amazing views of Mourne Mountains and Slieve Croob AONB.
Cave Hill Country Park
4.5 miles, near Antrim Road, Belfast
Overlooks Belfast
Christie Park & Somerset
2 miles, near Coleraine
Riverside walk along the Bann
Cladagh Glen Walk
1.6 miles, near Enniskillen or Belcoo
Path through the striking landscape of the Cladagh River gorge
Clare Glen
4 miles, near Tandragee
A delightful walk along the banks of the River Cusher
Clement Wilson Park
1.2 miles, near Shaws Bridge, Belfast
Along River Lagan
Cloughmore Trail via Fiddler's Green
2.5 miles, near Rostrevor
Cloughmore Trail
Colin Glen
4 miles, near Stewartstown Road, Belfast
Pretty riverside walk
Comber Town Trail
1.5 miles, near Comber
Interesting urban trail focusing on the heritage of Comber.
Connswater Community Greenway
Approx. 5 miles, near Belfast
Riverside trails linking Belfast Harbour to Castlereagh
Correl Glen
1 miles, near Derrygonnelly Village
Trail through river corridor
Corrog Wood
1 miles, near Portaferry
Short walk through a recently planted deciduous woodland.
Craigavon Lakes
3 miles, near Craigavon
Shared trail around lake
Cranny Falls
1.2 (One Way) miles, near Carnlough
A gentle walk uphill
Crawfordsburn Country Park, Coastal Walk
1.9 (One Way) miles, near Crawfordsburn
Gentle coastal walk
Crawfordsburn Country Park, Glen Walk
1.5 miles, near Crawfordsburn
Gently underlating riverside walk through mature beech wood.
Crawfordsburn Country Park, Meadow Walk
2 miles, near Crawfordsburn
Gently undulating walk through wildflower meadow, wood and beach
Cregagh Glen and Lisnabreeny
1.5 (one way) miles, near Cregagh, Castlereagh - Belfast
Great views of Belfast
Cregagh Wood
0.9 miles, near Cushendun
A tranquil short walk nestled in the Glens of Antrim
Crocknagrally Forest
4.2 miles, near Fivemiletown
Walk through predominantly coniferous forest, dating from 1960
4.2 miles, near Newtownbutler
Parkland and woodland walk
Cushendun Long Walk
1.5 miles, near Cushendun
Beach and village walk
Cushendun Short Walk
1.2 miles, near Cushendun
Beach and village walk
Darkley Forest - Aughnagurgan Trail
1.4 miles, near Darkley
Darkley Forest Walk
Darkley Forest - Mountain Lodge Trail
1.9 miles, near Darkley
Darkley Forest Walk
Davagh Forest
2 miles, near Cookstown
A short circular walk through Davagh Forest
Delamont Corbally Walk
2.5 miles, near Downpatrick or Killyleagh
Country Park Walks
Delamont Garden Walk
0.7 miles, near Downpatrick or Killyleagh
Country Park Walks
Delamont Long Walk
4.3 miles, near Downpatrick or Killyleagh
Country Park Walks
Delamont Mullagh Walk
0.7 miles, near Downpatrick or Killyleagh
Country Walk Parks
Delamont Strangford Walk
1.2 miles, near Downpatrick or Killyleagh
Country Park Walks
Derrynoyd River Trail
0.9 miles, near Draperstown
A pleasant riverside trail
Derrynoyd Wood Trail
1.4 miles, near Draperstown
A pleasant woodland trail
Divis Heath Trail
4 miles, near Hannahstown, Belfast
Circular walk that circumnavigates Divis Mountain
Divis Lough Trail (all ability)
0.9 miles, near Hannahstown, Belfast
Hillside walk suitable for all abilities
Divis Ridge Trail
4.2 miles, near Hannahstown, Belfast
Circular walk with stunning views over Belfast City
Divis Summit Trail
3 miles, near Hannahstown, Belfast
Circular walk on the summit of Divis
Donaghadee Town Trail
1.5 miles, near Donaghadee
Discover more about the buildings and monuments of the town
Donard Forest Walk
3 miles, near Newcastle
Donard Forest lies at the foot of the Mourne Mountains
Downhill Forest Mill Trail
1.2 miles, near Castlerock
Forest walks with gradients
Downhill Forest Pond Trail
0.8 miles, near Castlerock
Forest walks with gradients.
Drum Manor Forest Park, Forest Plots Trail (Black)
1.3 miles, near Cookstown
Wide variety of different tree species
Drum Manor Forest Park, Old Woodlands Trail (Black 1)
2.1 miles, near Cookstown
Energetic trail through open parkland
Drum Manor Forest Park, Terrace and Pleasuregrounds Trail (Red)
0.9 miles, near Cookstown
Open parkland and ornamental ponds.
Dundrum Castle Woods Trail
0.3 miles, near Newcastle
Dundrum Castle Woods
Dundrum Coastal Path
1.6 (one way) miles, near Newcastle
Dundrum Coastal Path
Dungannon Park - The Park Trail
1.2 miles, near Dungannon Town
Scenic walk set in Dungannon Park an idylic & colourful parkland
Dunluce Castle
0.5 miles, near Bushmills
Magnificent cliff top castle
Ely Lodge Forest: Carrickreagh Jetty Walk
1.3 miles, near Enniskillen
A short walk through woodland and along lough shore
Ely Lodge Forest: Carrickreagh Viewpoint Walk
1.5 miles, near Enniskillen
Carrickreagh Viewpoint Walk: Ely Lodge Forest is part of the Mar
Ely Lodge Forest; Loughshore Walk
1.3 miles, near Enniskillen
The Loughshore Walk path takes you through 250 hectares of woodl
Errigal Glen Walk
0.6 (One Way) miles, near Garvagh
Beautiful woodland walk along bank of Agivey River
Fairhead An Bealach Runda Walk
3.1 miles, near Ballycastle
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge of Fairhead
Fairhead Casán an Loch Walk
2.2 miles, near Ballycastle
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge
Fairhead Loch Dubh Walk
1.5 miles, near Ballycastle
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge of Fairhead
Fairhead Loch Na Crannóige Walk
3.3 miles, near Ballycastle
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge of Fairhead
Fairhead Murlough View Walk
2.9 miles, near Ballycastle
Enjoy breath-taking views from the cliff edge of Fairhead
Fairy Glen - linear walk
0.5 (One Way) miles, near Rostrevor
A walk from Rostrevor along the riverside
Florence Court Forest Park - Blue Trail
2.2 miles, near Enniskillen
A walk to the famous Florence Court yew tree.
Florence Court Forest Trail
4.5 miles, near Enniskillen
Peaceful route through constantly changing landscapes
Garvagh Forest Pyramid Trail
1 miles, near Garvagh
Choice of level forest walks
Garvagh Forest River Trail
3 miles, near Garvagh
Choice of level forest walks
Giant's Causeway
2 miles, near Bushmills
World Heritage Site and geological wonder steeped in legend
Giant's Ring Trail
3 miles, near Belfast
Beautiful trails along the Lagan and through woodland.
Glassdrummond Wood
1 miles, near Crossmaglen
A short community trail through Glassdrummond Wood
Glenariff Forest Park, Rainbow Trail
0.4 miles, near Cushendall
A detour off the Waterfall walk, crossing the Rainbow Bridge
Glenariff Forest Park, Viewpoint Trail
0.6 miles, near Cushendall
View the sea in the distance.
Glenariff Nature Reserve Waterfalls Walk
1.5 miles, near Glenariff
Forest walk with spectacular waterfalls
Glenarm Coast Walk
0.3 (One Way) miles, near Glenarm
A stoney and flat path.
Glenmore Scenic Walk
1.2 miles, near Ballygawley
A gentle walk along the glen and back
Glenoe Waterfall
1 miles, near Glenoe and Larne
Steep valley of a small river.
Gortin Forest Ladies View
2.25 miles, near Omagh/Gortin
A fairly strenuous walk with some hills on forest trails
Gortin Forest Nature Trail
1.25 miles, near Omagh / Gortin
A gentle walk through the forest
Gortin Forest Pollan Trail
1.25 miles, near Omagh / Gortin
A gentle walk on forest trails
Gortin Lakes
0.6 miles, near Gortin or Omagh
A pretty walk on hard paths around the Gortin Lakes
Gortmaconnell and Owenbrean River Walks
4.2 miles, near Florencecourt
Gortmaconnell and Owenbrean River Walks
Gortmaconnell Viewpoint Walk
1.2 miles, near Blacklion
An enjoyable walk on the northern flanks of Cuilcagh Mountain
Gortmore to Hell's Hole
2.2 miles, near Bellarena
Cliff top walk in the Binevenagh AONB
Gosford Forest Park, Castle Path
1.3 miles, near Armagh
A gentle stroll through the arboretum and mixed woodland.
Gosford Forest Park, Crunaght Trail
4.1 miles, near Armagh
Parkland and mixed woodland walk
Gosford Forest Park, Greer's Trail
2.8 miles, near Armagh
Delighful walk along the river and through mixed woodland
Granite Trail (Bogie Line & Drinneevar Loop)
3 miles, near Newcastle
The Granite Trail to Thomas's Mountain is just over 1,100 metres
Granite Trail (Donard Loop & Bogie Line)
3 miles, near Newcastle
The Granite Trail to Thomas's Mountain is just over 1,100 metres
Greyabbey Village Heritage Trail
1 miles, near Greyabbey
A short history walk through the village with audio app
Gruffalo Trail - Colin Glen
0.6 (one way) miles, near Belfast
The characters of the Gruffalo come to live on this fantastic tr
Hare's Gap
2.1 (One Way) miles, near Newcastle
Quarry track with final uphill section over rocky terrain.
Heritage Railway Path
1.5 miles, near Portballintrae
Coastal walk
Hillsborough Castle Boundary Trail
1.6 miles, near Hillsborough
Enjoyable walk through the historic Hillsborough Castle Gardens
Hillsborough Forest - Lake Walk
0.5, 1.5 miles, near Hillsborough
Walks through mixed conifer forest and large lake
Holywood Town Walk and Cultural Trail
1.5 miles, near Holywood
A short historical walk around the town of Holywood
Huntly Wood
0.75 approx. miles, near Banbridge
Relax amongst mature beech and oak next to the River Bann
Island Hill & North Strangford Nature Reserve
1.5 miles, near Comber, Newtownards
A walk around Rough Island in Strangford Lough
2.7 miles, near Portaferry
Beach/coastal walk
Kilbroney Tree Trail
2 miles, near Rostevor
Kilbroney Tree Trail Walk
Killard National Nature Reserve
1.3 miles, near Strangford
Rugged coastline at the mouth of Strangford Lough
Killyfole Lough
1.5 miles, near Rosslea
Delightful walk around Killyfole Lough
Killynether Wood
1.5 miles, near Newtownards
Woodland walk with excellent views of surrounding countryside
Kiltonga Nature Reserve
0.6 miles, near Newtownards
Lakeland walk with wildfowl
Lagan Meadows
2.2 miles, near Stranmillis, Belfast
Local Nature Reserve
Lagan Towpath - Shaws Bridge to Lock Keepers Cottage
1 miles, near Belfast
A short circular walk along the edge of the River Lagan
Lagan Two Bridges Walk
3.5 miles, near Shaw's Bridge Belfast
A pleasant route along the Lagan Towpath
Layd Church
0.5 miles, near Cushendall
Monument and coastal scenery
Layde Walk
2 miles, near Glenarm
A short walk through the streets of Glenarm village.
Legacurragh Valley Trail
4.2 miles, near Enniskillen
Linear route through some of Fermanagh's finest scenery
0.5 miles, near Portbalintrae
Unusual twin earthworks on a coastal headline
Lough Fea
2.6 miles, near Cookstown
Beautiful circular pathway around Lough Fea
Loughbrickland Walk (Whyte's Estate)
2.5 miles, near Loughbrickland
Diverse and interesting country walk
Loughgall Country Park - Bridlepath
3.6 miles, near Loughgall
A scenic walk through woodland
Loughgall Country Park - Lakeside Path
2.6 miles, near Loughgall
Scenic route around lake
Loughgall Country Park - Orchard Walk
2 miles, near Loughgall
Scenic walk taking in Orchards
Loughmacrory Lough
1.3 miles, near Loughmacrory
Beautiful loughside walk through trees and bog
Magilligan Point
0.5 miles, near Magilligan
Beach at mouth of Lough Foyle
Marlbank (Killykeeghan)
0.5 miles, near Belcoo
Walk through a limestone landscape in the shadow of Cuilcagh Mtn
Mill Race Trail
1.6 miles, near Antrim town
Short linear riverside walk
Montalto Estate Garden Walk
0.56 miles, near Ballynahinch
Montalto Estate Woodland Trails
Montalto Estate Lake Walk
0.69 miles, near Ballynahinch
Montalto Estate Woodland Trails
Montalto Estate Woodland Trail
1.19 miles, near Ballynahinch
Montalto Estate Woodland Trails
Moor Lough
1.2 miles, near Strabane
Circular walk around Moor Lough
Mount Stewart - Lake Walk
2.3 miles, near Newtownards
Walks through this beautiful parkland and famous gardens
Mount Stewart - Red Squirrel Trail
1 miles, near Newtownards
Path around the lake, formal and informal gardens
Mount Stewart - Red Trail
1.6 miles, near Newtownards
Explore the wider Mount Stewart Estate
Mountsandel Wood
2 miles, near Coleraine
Beautiful woodland walks along bank of River Bann
Moydamlaght Forest - Eagles Rock Trail
4 miles, near Draperstown
A strenuous walk with excellent views
Moydamlaght Forest - Medium Trail
1.3 miles, near Draperstown
A strenuous short walk through Moydamlaght Forest
Moydamlaght Forest - Short Trail
1 miles, near Draperstown
A short walk through Moydamlaght Forest
Murlough National Nature Reserve
2.5 miles, near Newcastle
Nature Trail
Mussenden Temple & Downhill Demesne
2 miles, near Castlerock, near Coleraine
Stunning landscaped estate with fabulous views of Ireland's Nort
Ness, Ervey and Burntollet
4 miles, near Derry/Claudy/Eglinton
Wooded glen with special wildlife interest
Newtownabbey Way
4.3 miles, near Newtownabbey
A walk and cycle route linking Corrs Corner to Whiteabbey
North Antrim Cliff Path - Dunseverick to Giant's Causeway
4.8 (one way) miles, near Bushmills
Dramatic cliff headlands & views, secluded bays, castle ruins
Oakfield Glen and Bashfordsland Wood
2 miles, near Carrickfergus
A charming wooded glen and recently planted woodland
Orlock Point
3 miles, near Donaghadee
Rocky coastal path with some steep steps.
Ormeau Park
1.3 miles, near Ormeau, Belfast
A short walk close to the River Lagan
Oxford Island
4 miles, near Lurgan, Craigavon, Portadown
A walk on flat tarmac paths around Oxford Island Nature Reserve
Peatlands Bog Walk
2.5 miles, near Loughgall
A walk through the bogland landscape of Peatlands Park
Peatlands Lakeland Walk
1 miles, near Loughgall
Short lakeside walk through woodland
Peatlands Parkside Walk
1 miles, near Loughgall
A short through Peatlands Park
Peatlands Walk
5.5 miles, near Loughgall
Bogland walk
Peatlands Woodland Walk
3 miles, near Loughgall
A short walk through bogland and woodland.
Plantin Park
0.6 miles, near Draperstown
A short riverside walk in the heart of Draperstown
Portaferry - Windmill Hill
2 miles, near Portaferry
Enjoy a short walk with great views and get to know Portaferry!
Portmore Lough
1 miles, near Aghalee
A delightful location for nature watching and a short walk
2 miles, near Portmuck
Tranquil harbour and dramatic coastal walk
Portstewart Strand - Sand Dune & Estuary Trail
3.5 miles miles, near Portstewart
Popular blue flag beach with towering dunes & hidden estuary
Prehen Wood
1 miles, near L'Derry
Beautiful ancient woodland on the outskirts of L'Derry city
Rathlin Ballyconaghan Trail
1.8 miles, near Rathlin Harbour
An enjoyable trail on open ground with stunning coastal views
Rathlin Island Roonivoolin Walk
4 miles, near Rathlin Village
A breathtaking cliff top and lakeland walk
Rathlin Kebble Cliff Walk
1.9 miles, near Rathlin Harbour
A waymarked trail across open ground with coastal views
Rathlin Kinramer North Walk
2.1 miles, near Rathlin Harbour
A waymarked trail across open ground with coastal views
Rathlin Kinramer Trail
1.9 miles, near Rathlin Harbour
A waymarked trail across open ground with coastal views
Rathlin Trail
4 miles, near Rathlin harbour
Coastal walk with splendid land and seascapes
Redburn Country Park
3.9 miles, near Holywood
Peaceful walks through parkland and woodland.
Reubens Glen
0.6 (One Way) miles, near Moneymore
A beautiful stroll along a river in a wooded glen
Riverside Park
4 miles, near Ballymoney Town Centre
Flat walks in quiet parkland
Rocky Mountain
4.35 miles, near Annalong
A gentle walk which includes some steep sections
Ronan's Way
0.9 - 3.4 miles, near Cushendun
A rare opportunity to access some of the most stunning scenery.
Rostrevor - Cloughmore Stone
0.4 (One Way) miles, near Rostrevor
Walks though a woodland with steep climbs and hills in places
Rousky Walk
1.1 miles, near Rousky
A short walk allowing access to the Owenreagh River
Rowallane Garden
0.5 - 2 miles, near Saintfield
Woodland Walk and Farmland Trail
Scrabo Hill
2.3 miles, near Newtownards
A walk around Scrabo Hill, part of Scrabo Country Park
Sir Thomas & Lady Dixon Park
1.1 - 1.93 miles, near Upper Malone Belfast
Urban park with horticultural interest
Skernaghan Point
3 miles, near Larne and Ballycarry
Beach to Skernaghan Point
Slans Graveyard
0.3 miles miles, near Cloughey
Short community trail with panoramic views
1.2 miles, near Nearest village Buckna
Steep rocky track
Slieve Croob Transmitter Road Walk/ 'The Twelve Cairns' Walk
2.4 miles, near Finnis/Massford or Dromara
Viewpoint Walk
4 miles, near Rostrevor
A short yet steep walk to the summit of Slievemartin
Slievenacloy - Ballycolin
1.5 miles, near Stoneyford near Lisburn
Hill walk in wildflower meadow
Slievenacloy - Boundary
4 miles, near Stoneyford near Lisburn
Hill walk in wildflower meadow
Slievenacloy - Priest's Hill
1.7 miles, near Stoneyford near Lisburn
Short hill walk, amazing views
Slievenacloy - Stoneyford River
2.5 miles, near Stoneyford near Lisburn
Hill walk in wildflower meadow
Sloughan Glen - Currently Closed
0.3 (One Way) miles, near Drumquin
Superb woodland walk
Somerset Forest
2 miles, near Coleraine
Choice of walks within Somerset Forest on the edge of Coleraine
Springhill House - Beech Walk
0.4 (one Way) miles, near Moneymore
A short walk through Springhill Estate
Springhill House - Sawpit Hill Walk
1.1 miles, near Moneymore
Circular walk through Springhill Estate
Springhill House - Woodland Walk
0.6 miles, near Moneymore
A short walk through Springhill Estate
Stormont Woodland Walks & Fitness Trail
2.5 miles, near Dundonald, Belfast
Parliament Buildings
Strabane Towpath
1.8 miles, near Strabane and Ballymagorry
A canal side walk leading to the River Foyle
0.7 miles, near Glenarm
Woodland wildflower walk
Terrace Hill Trail
1.5 miles, near Belfast
Beautiful trails along the Lagan and through woodland.
The Giant's Lair Slieve Gullion
1 miles, near Forkhill, Meigh, Dromintee
Off-road broadleaf woodland walk
The Milibern
3 miles, near Magherahoney Village
Scenic Hillwalking Route
The Narnia Trail
0.5 miles miles, near Rostrevor, Warrenpoint, Newry
Family Trail through woodland
Tobar Mhuire Heritage Trail
1.9 miles, near Crossgar
A tranquil walk in beautifully wooded grounds
Tollymore Forest Park - Arboretum Path
0.4 miles, near Newcastle
Short walk through mature arboretum and forestry trees.
Tollymore Forest Park - River Trail
3.1 miles, near Newcastle
A short walk along the Shimna River
Toome Canal
1.2 miles, near Toome
Short linear riverside walk
Tully Castle Loughshore Walk
1.2 miles, near Derrygonnelly
Commanding views of castle ruins and surrounding countryside
Victoria Park
1 miles, near Holywood Arches, Belfast
Oasis for wildlife in Belfast
Waterfoot Beach Walk
1.6 miles, near Glenariff
A short circular walk through the sand dunes of Waterfoot Beach
1.4 miles, near Antrim Road, Belfast
Ponds & birdlife in Belfast
White Park Bay
1.4 (One Way) miles, near Ballintoy
A classic embayment beach of white sands & wild dunes
Whitehead Diamond Jubilee Wood
1.1 miles, near Whitehead
A delightful short walk through recently planted woodland
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Toyota Prius owners aren't bad folks. With a few exceptions, they're just normal people that appreciate the comfortable, high-mileage hybrid. Someone in Arlington, Virginia doesn't see it that way, though, as 14 examples (and one Smart) had at least one tire slashed last Sunday night.
The serial tire-slasher didn't any items from the vehicles, but he or she has left owners with substantial bills and sour dispositions. According to a report from ABC affiliate WJLA, some citizens are considering the matter a hate crime.
Despite the targeting of Toyota hybrids and the acquisition of one fingerprint, police have been unable to make any arrests, as the slasher has targeted vehicles across the county. Take a look at the local news report from WJLA below.
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Today's post is from Morris Proctor, certified and authorized trainer for Logos Bible Software. Morris has trained thousands of Logos users at his two-day Camp Logos training seminars.
I have received numerous e-mails asking, "Where is the Englishman's Concordance in Logos 4?" Just to be sure you know what I'm referring to, the Englishman's Concordance was a special search feature in Libronix 3 that located every occurrence of a Strong's number (which represented a Hebrew or Greek word) in the Bible.
So if you have been wondering this yourself, here is the answer: the name Englishman's Concordance does not appear in Logos 4, but the functionality does:
- Open a Bible with the reverse interlinear option (currently ESV, NRSV, KJV, NKJKV, NASB, and NLT)
- Right click on a word in a verse
- From the right menu, select Lemma "your word" OR Strong's "your number"
- Select Search this resource
There before your eyes will be every occurrence of that word or number! When doing word studies, this is a valuable search so that you can compare Scripture with Scripture.


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At Codemasters Connect '08, the Turbine team has announced the first expansion for the company's very successful MMORPG, Lord of the Rings Online. Titled "The Mines of Moria", this new addition will do what players have come to expect from an expansion:
BIRMINGHAM, UK – March 14, 2008 - Turbine, Inc. and Codemasters Online today unveiled Volume II of The Lord of the Rings Online™, the first retail expansion for the award-winning massively multiplayer online roleplaying game (MMORPG). Announced in Birmingham, the childhood home of J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings Online™: Mines of Moria™ will expand the online world of Middle-earth to let players explore the ancient underground cities of the dwarves, battle epic characters in the depths, face off with the Watcher, be a part of the fateful release of Durin's Bane and more! The Lord of the Rings Online expects to open Volume II of its epic story in the fall of 2008 with an increased level cap, two new classes and the introduction of a unique item advancement system.
"The Mines of Moria is one of the most epic settings in all of fantasy fiction," said Jim Crowley, president and CEO of Turbine, Inc. "No one delivers more quality content than Turbine and with our journey into Moria, we will raise the bar even higher. We are adding vast amounts of content, debuting massive new environments and unveiling numerous unique feature sets, like item advancement, which will create entirely new dimensions of compelling game play and social interaction which are unique to The Lord of the Rings Online experience."
- Speak Friend, and Enter – Moria, called Khazad-dûm by the dwarves, was their capital and the grandest of cities. This enormous underground cavern in north-western Middle-earth, comprises an immense network of tunnels, chambers, mines and huge halls that run beneath and ultimately through the Misty Mountains. For the first time, players of The Lord of the Rings Online will enter this ancient city which has served as the foundation for the modern-day dungeon-crawling adventures to battle the hordes of goblins and the Nameless of the Deep and journey through hundreds of new quests within six new kinds of stunning environments.
- The Epic Continues! — The Mines of Moria represents the beginning of Volume II of The Lord of the Rings Online. Players can experience six new books as part of this update and participate in the release of Durin's Bane, battle the Watcher, aid Galadriel and more!
- Increased Level Cap — Players will be able advance their characters up to level 60, gaining access to new traits, virtues, skills and class quests. The crafting system will also expand, giving players the ability to craft even more powerful items.
- Discover Two New Classes — The Rune-keeper and the Warden, the first new classes to be introduced since the launch of the game, allow players to build exciting and powerful new characters in The Lord of the Rings Online in diverse new ways.
- Forge Legendary Items – The Mines of Moria will introduce Turbine's new item advancement system to The Lord of the Rings Online. Players will be able to forge weapons and class-related equipment and evolve them to build a legacy the likes of Bilbo's Sting and Gandalf's Glamdring. These legendary weapons will level-up along with the player, allowing customization by advancing the item's virtues, adding runic legacies, modifying its titles and forming fables.
To celebrate this exciting news, Turbine and Codemasters also announced today that they will kick off a major promotion that invites everyone to unlock the Mines of Moria by visiting http://www.unlocktheminesofmoria.com. Visitors can learn more about Mines of Moria and play special mini-games that will be periodically released over the coming months. Certain players who participate can complete special deeds through game play and other means to unlock exclusive previews, assets and special in-game items that may help them when they delve into Mines of Moria this fall. The Unlock the Mines of Moria promotion is scheduled to begin at the end of this month.
Our own Donna Desborough is attending Connect '08, and we expect to hear more on this story from her in the coming days.


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A local rapper has been removed from the list of entertainers for this weekend's 35th annual Spring Fling.
A local rapper has been removed from the list of entertainers for this weekend's 35th annual Spring Fling.
Stephen Crocker, a Spartanburg resident who uses only his last name for performance purposes, was scheduled to appear on the Underground Stage at 5 p.m. Sunday.
But, earlier this week, city officials pulled Crocker from the event, citing multiple phone calls and emails from concerned citizens as the reason.
"We just felt like it was in the best interest of the city to not have talent on the stage that would be questionable," said Mandy Merck, special events manager for the city of Spartanburg.
Merck said that callers and emailers specifically objected to the lyrical content of a handful of Crocker songs featured in YouTube videos.
"People (were) saying they could not believe some of the acts that we had on the (schedule), particularly this gentleman named Crocker (whose) lyrics were very inappropriate, especially for a public festival," Merck said.
Crocker admitted that some of his songs, such as the politically-charged "The American Way" and "Stephen's Fort Sumter Sing-Along" are inappropriate for children, but he said he had no intention of performing material with strong language at Spring Fling. He added that he's performed several concerts in front of children and has never had an issue.
Merck said that, after receiving the first email, city of Spartanburg festivals coordinator Jane Warner spoke with Crocker, who "assured her that he would do a clean show."
Merck said the city was prepared, at that point, to honor its booking of Crocker, but after receiving more phone calls and at least one other email from concerned citizens, it decided to pull Crocker from the schedule.
The sender of one email stated "they were going to call and send information to every church in Spartanburg County and the entire Upstate area and ask them to boycott Spring Fling if we allowed this kind of entertainment at a family-friendly festival," Merck said.
Crocker said he was led to believe that First Baptist Spartanburg, which is hosting a prominent stage full of Christian music at Spring Fling, played a role in his dismissal from the festival.
"That rubbed me the wrong way because that's a complete lack of separation of church and state," Crocker said. "Here's the city of Spartanburg, and here's First Baptist; these two institutions should not influence each other in any way, shape or form."
But Eddie Robinson, minister of recreation and evangelism at First Baptist Spartanburg, denied the accusation.
"I really haven't paid attention to who's on the other stages, but I can assure you that we have had nothing to do whatsoever with anybody being put off or put on a stage other than our stage," Robinson said.
Merck said that each of the phone calls and emails came from individuals and that no one identified himself as a representative of a specific church or organization.
Crocker was put on the Spring Fling schedule through an agreement with local DJ Justin Tripam, who assisted the city in selecting some of the acts for the Underground Stage, which is geared toward teens and young adults.
Tripam said the city agreed to provide unpaid performance slots for a handful of music acts he suggested, including two winners of a Youth Voices open mic competition held at The Showroom at Hub-Bub and three artists affiliated with Lovelorn Records, an independent label owned and operated by Crocker. With the exception of Crocker, each of those artists remains on the schedule for Spring Fling.
"It was more than just a business thing," Tripam said of wanting to showcase Crocker. "He's a buddy, and I'm a Crocker fan. I support him very much."
Tripam, who will DJ on the Underground Stage during the festival, said he had no doubt that Crocker would have performed a family-friendly show at Spring Fling.
"I just hate that he wasn't given the chance to prove himself," Tripam said.
Crocker said he found it ironic that he was singled out for exclusion from Spring Fling, especially considering that the festival will feature such national acts as V.I.C. of "Wobble" fame.
"If it says anything to me, it says that they're OK with exploiting black culture as long as it encourages apathy, drug usage and/or sexually suggestive dancing," Crocker said. "And if you check the roster of the quote-unquote urban acts, you'll see (those elements) documented in their song repertories."


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Jerry Buss was so strongly associated with the Lakers and their championships that it's easy to forget he was the Kings' second owner — and that they were more to him than a throw-in item when he bought the Lakers, the Forum, the Kings and a 13,000-acre ranch from Jack Kent Cooke in 1979.
Buss was more of a basketball fan than a hockey fan, but he put a lot of time and money into stabilizing and promoting the Kings. Soon after he took over, he signed high-scoring forward Marcel Dionne to a six-year contract worth a then-astonishing $600,000 a year, a pattern he followed with his NBA team.
"After the first year or two, he probably spent more time with Kings things than with the Lakers. My guess is he spent more time with George Maguire than with Jerry West," Bob Steiner, Buss' longtime spokesman, said of the general managers of the Kings and Lakers, respectively.
"It was a source of frustration for him that he couldn't get more success with the Kings."
But Buss had a good time trying.
"He was the first to admit that he didn't know much about hockey, but he was around a lot and really enjoyed it," said former Kings forward Charlie Simmer, who combined with Dionne and Dave Taylor on their Triple Crown line.
"I think he was amazed at what hockey players did, and the sport. The big thing for him was basketball, but as a hockey owner he was great. They put in incentives for us: There were a couple of trips to Hawaii that the team took. He definitely wanted to make sure that hockey survived in L.A., and he was a great personality to have associated with the team."
He treated the team well, holding parties at which players met Hollywood stars and movers and shakers from various industries. "I don't think I ever saw him in a suit. There was always a sports coat and dress shirt, but jeans," Simmer said, smiling at the memory. "And obviously the entourage was always around him, male and female."
Legend has it that Buss cared so little about the Kings that he left the Forum two periods into the 1982 "Miracle on Manchester" playoff game. But he told The Times in 1985 that he played a videotape of their rally over the Edmonton Oilers whenever the team's failures saddened him.
"I'd watch it a lot, especially during the summers," he said. "I've had to rely on that tape heavily. It may be the only good moment I've had with the Kings until this season."
Buss began to sell portions of the Kings to coin and stamp collector Bruce McNall in 1986 and urged McNall to take an active role as the team's president. But Buss was still enough of a presence to make an impression on a late-round draft pick named Luc Robitaille, who made his debut in 1986.
"He was my first owner and he has always been kind to me and even went out of his way to teach me about this city and what it means to be a winner here," said Robitaille, who had a Hall of Fame career and is now the Kings' president of business operations.
"From a player's perspective, you have to perform well to make a dent in this city and he understood that better than anybody."
It was Buss' idea to acquire Wayne Gretzky from the Oilers, and Buss told The Times he came "within an inch" of completing a deal for Gretzky, goaltender Grant Fuhr and center Mark Messier for $17 million in 1987. A year later, when McNall made a similar cash-heavy trade, Buss sat alongside the newest King at Gretzky's first news conference in Los Angeles.
"When Wayne came here, Dr. Buss understood what kind of impact Wayne could have," Robitaille said.
McNall called Buss "a remarkable man," and said Buss supported him when he pursued and won Gretzky.
"Unlike most owners of pro teams, he cared more about winning than the business, knowing that would come later," said McNall, whose financial misdeeds led him to sell the team to businessmen Joe Cohen and Jeffrey Sudikoff in 1994.
"He taught me about how much power and responsibility owning a franchise carries with it for the city and the fans, and that they came first. We were close friends for many years, and I always turned to him for advice and help, as his journey was also not always easy.
"I, like all sports fans, owe him a lot."
Buss sold controlling interest in the Kings to McNall in 1988 but always had a place in his heart for the sport. He told the NHL's expansion committee in 1989 he was interested in acquiring an expansion franchise in San Diego or Orange County and paid a $100,000 filing fee to the league in 1990. He also wanted to buy a baseball or football team, though none of those plans ever came to pass.
In 1994 he told The Times he was sorry he sold the Kings. "I miss the hockey. I really do," he said. "It's just a great game. I really gave up the hockey with the thought of getting football. And then, when football went bye-bye on me, I kind of got left without any hockey."
However, his influence on the Kings remains. Robitaille said that when he began working on the Kings' business operations he recalled what Buss had told him over the years.
"I went back and looked at Dr. Buss' philosophy and wanted to do the same thing with the Kings. You have to be willing to do everything to win," Robitaille said. "With the Lakers, even if they had an off year, you knew they'd do what it took to perform better the next season. That's why everybody wants to watch the Lakers. They win.
"And look at all the trades they made. When Magic Johnson was leaving, they got Kobe. They traded for Shaq. Dr. Buss knew you had to perform as a team and the people of L.A. appreciated that."


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text: If I were MS I would be real worried about this. But then, I'm just a cluster geek. Splashtop, if I understand it correctly quickly launches a lightweight Linux capable of running certain applications like firefox. The idea is that instead of waiting for your computer to boot a full OS, you can power up a browser, instant message client, voip etc. in a few seconds. Combined with the growing "web space applications" this could challenge the traditional "desktop". It is my observation, that the first application people touch is the one they often use. Why wait (and wait) for Vista? As you mention there are a whole slew of cool things you can do with this capability. Virtualization is the big one. As always, I look for the "cluster value" in such mass market efforts. -- Doug > On Tue, 20 May 2008, Peter St. John wrote: > >> Apparently ASUS intends to embed linux on every motherboard (not just >> server >> motherboards) so maybe we are seeing the end of messing with BIOS. >> http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/05/14/173220 >> Peter > > Very interesting article, but 1 GB is still a bit tight. The really > interesting times coming are in one year, when the motherboards comes > with linux in 2 or even 4 GB flash. In one GB you can load a > bootstrapper, and/or a fairly sparsely equipped version of linux. GUI > sure, but still far from a kitchen sink installation that won't need > enhancing with more packages to be individually useable and "happy". In > 4 GB you can load a fully functional GUI version of linux complete with > e.g. Open Office, X, and lots of bells and whistles, and if you install > 3 GB and give it the ability to add user selected pacakges in the > remainder people can end up needing nothing else. In 8 GB you can load, > well, pretty much the kitchen sink, especially if you get a 2 GB "base > system" that includes e.g. yum or apt based package managers that > "automatically" interface to 10 to 20 thousand packages that can be > installed or removed from the remaining 6 GB at will... > > ...All...For...Free... > > We've been discussing this in the department for a while now, as I've > already got a linux-bootable USB flash drive I carry around in my > pocket. Show me a machine that can boot from flash, and five minutes > later I'll show a machine running linux (allowing for the time required > to go through the USB boot etc). We are within a year or two of every > major mobo vendor selling motherboards with AT LEAST a GB of bootable > memory onboard as the default boot path. > > So what will they put there? > > I have some direct experience with embedded Windows, and it is crap. It > is partly DELIBERATE crap, as MS is in competition with itself and > doesn't want its internally bootable products to compete with its > mainline OS. It won't run Office, for example, as a consequence. It is > also expensive AND crippled. > > Many office users need a tiny handful of things. They need a browser. > They need an office suite. They need, well, actually, that's about it. > In fact, it is good NOT to have kitchen-sink installations, as all those > games interfere with productivity. MS tries to accomplish this with > "terminals" and terminal server, but I have direct experience with the > scaling of this as well and a) it suck; b) it's pointless or will > shortly be made pointless by Moore's Law. > > The interesting thing is, as the slashdot discussion indicates, > Microsoft may be completely oblivious to this one coming. Big truck, > lights out, dark night. Vista, at least, suggests that the deer is > square in what will be the headlights when the light finally turns on. > > The other thing that people will put there in that onboard bootable > flash drive is not JUST linux, but linux running a VM, e.g. Xen or > VMware (or more likely one of the new ones that pass low level devices > through relatively efficiently). Oooo, downright scary, that one. It > could be the steam roller that comes through and flattens the > still-twitching deer carcass out so that it becomes indistinguishable > from the pavement... > > rgb > >> >> On 5/14/08, Robert G. Brown <rgb at phy.duke.edu> wrote: >>> >>> On Wed, 14 May 2008, David Mathog wrote: >>> >>> Greg Lindahl <lindahl at pbm.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> The AMD servers I've been buying default to ECC off. I figure that >>>>> anyone who doesn't care enough to go through the BIOS and find things >>>>> like this deserves what they get. >>>>> >>>> >>>> I agree, although sometimes going through the BIOS isn't an option... >>>> >>> >>> I agree with both you, but if you're building a big cluster, it is a >>> real PITA to have to hook up every system with a KVM and reset a BIOS >>> option. Can't you get the vendor to do that for you before delivery? >>> One would think that if you buy systems with ECC memory, the vendor >>> "should" configure the bios to use it. No? >>> >>> rgb >>> >>> -- >>> Robert G. 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A valued volunteer at Treetops Hospice has died after a short illness.
Jack Eagle, 88, was one of the Risley-based hospice's longest serving volunteers, first offering his time in May 1991.
His wife, who died in 2008, was also a committed volunteer.
Jack helped at the Day Care Unit by getting drinks, organising activities, chatting with guests, helping with mealtimes and giving at-seat hand and foot massage. He was a Trustee of the hospice from December 1994 to November 2005 and was responsible for setting up the hospice's carer's support group.
Cally Cheetham, Treetops Hospice founder, said: "I am so sorry to hear of Jack's death, but very glad that he was able to be active until the end – that is a great blessing.
"He and Olive were such a big part of Treetops – they are owed a great debt of gratitude for all of their time and effort and for the joy and cheerfulness with which they approached any task, however menial, however difficult.
"They were greatly loved by all."


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65 members of the recreated 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, better known as the Irish Brigade, will be joining some 10,000 reenactors for the 150th commemoration of the historic Battle of Gettysburg that occurred during the American Civil War in 1863.
The recreated 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry is an Attleboro-based living history unit that portrays the fourth regiment of the legendary Irish Brigade.
The Battle of Gettysburg was a pivotal point in not only the Civil War, but in the future of America as a nation. The 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry played an important role during the battle that lasted from July 1-3 in 1863.
Now, 150 years later, reenactors will convene on June 27-30 in an event sponsored by the Blue-Gray Alliance, a partnership of reenactment organizations dedicated to preserving and accurately portraying Civil War history. The commemorative event will take place on farmland in Freedom Township, Pennsylvania, a few miles from Gettysburg National Military Park.
A press release from the organizers of the event summarized the importance the Irish Brigade played in the Battle of Gettysburg.
On July 2, 1863, the 28th Massachusetts was ordered with the rest of the Irish Brigade to reinforce the faltering left end of the Union line. After kneeling to receive general absolution from the brigade's Roman Catholic chaplain, Father William Corby, the Irishmen advanced first into the Wheatfield and then into a forested area beyond it known as the Stony Knoll, catching the Confederates by surprise.
Afterwards, the regiment's commanding officer Col. Richard Byrnes, wrote: "We forced them [the Confederates] to retire from this eminence, and advanced over the top and almost to the bottom of the other side of the hill, being all the time exposed to a very severe fire of musketry, and losing many men in killed and wounded."
Rebels not overtaken or captured fled into the woods and through the fields of a farm beyond. But before the Irishmen could celebrate a hard-won victory, they were flanked on the right by Confederate reinforcements who had broken through in the Peach Orchard.
Facing imminent capture, Col. Byrnes picked up the regimental colors and "brought my command from the field, losing many men from the concentrated fire of the rebels. Our loss in this action was 100 in killed, wounded, and missing, out of 224 taken into the engagement."
By the morning of July 3, the 28th Massachusetts had entrenched itself on Cemetery Ridge. Suddenly, the ominous stillness was broken with a barrage of Confederate artillery fire, which while it was heavy, mostly flew over the heads of the Irish, landing on higher ground behind them.
"The enemy kept up an extremely heavy fire of artillery, and made two attempts to force our lines, but were repulsed on each occasion with great loss," Col. Byrnes wrote. "On account of being sheltered... we suffered no casualties from the enemy's fire."
When the cannonade stopped, the rebel advance that came to be known as Pickett's Charge began. The Confederate objective was the center of the Union position, more than a mile to the right of the Irish Brigade. In spite of the distance, the men of the 28th Massachusetts fired long-range volleys at the passing rebel troops and brought in prisoners who surrendered near their lines.
Four days after the repulse of Pickett's Charge and two after the rebels withdrew from Gettysburg, the 28th Massachusetts remained in position on Cemetery Ridge, seeking to locate and bury its dead. The war would continue for nearly two more years, but Confederate victory was now a forlorn hope.
To learn more about the 28th Massachusetts Volunteer and the Irish Brigade, head to http://www.28thmass.org/.


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Photographer's Note
A local farmer in Hoi An. Hard life really as all work is done by hands. We were told this woman is about 80 years old.
Hội An is a city of Vietnam, on the coast of the in the South Central Coast of Vietnam. It is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Hội An Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century. Its buildings and its street plan reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, that have combined to produce this unique heritage site.
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Gigidusud (21669) 2014-01-26 2:51
Hello Kaisa,
Welcome to TE!
Beautiful work scene well captured. I like it!
Best regards.
nagual2 (1179) 2014-01-26 2:58
WELCOME TO TREKEARTH.,good picture.TFS
baclama (19044) 2014-01-26 9:25
tres bien cadrée...belle decouverte de ces arrosoirs typiques
serp2000 (47059) 2014-01-28 8:27
Terve, Kaisa!
Excellent capture of the man at work, very interesting rural scene. I have never seen this way of a double-hand irrigation. Good report from Vietnam. Kiitos.
Best wishes,
cornejo (56930) 2014-01-28 10:58
Hi Kaisa, very nice shot of this interesting and beautiful scene of daily life for gardeners in the country, beautifully captured in this interesting image with good sharpness, depth, light and color. Excellent and nice job perfectly done, congratulations my friend. Thanks for sharing this interesting work.
Good night and happy week.
Warm greetings from southern Spain.
ikeharel (93208) 2014-02-03 8:43
Good evening Kaisa,
First photo on TE with the interesting subject of women labor. A sight most associated with SE-Asia and in Africa.
Great green field shown, blue dress in fine contrast, sprinkling water in an ancient technique and her face expression looks to me as happy and content.
DOF and the village view on far side, also most intriguing elements on the beautiful image.
Silvio1953 (177621) 2014-03-01 6:47
Ciao Kaisa, congratulations for all your beautiful and interesting gallery, lovely daily life composition, nice scene, excellent clarity, wonderful colors and splendid light, very well done my friend, have a good week end, ciao Silvio
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- Copyright: Kaisa Alhanen (Kaisa71) (228)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2013-03-18
- Categories: Daily Life
- Exposure: f/3.2, 1/800 seconds
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- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2014-01-26 1:10