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Working with Joomla
Lando offers a configurable recipe for spinning up Joomla apps. Let's go over some basic usage.
- Getting Started
- Starting Your Site
- Importing Your Database
- Tooling
- Configuration
- Advanced Service Usage
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Getting Started
Before you get started with this recipe we assume that you have:
If after reading #2 above you are still unclear how to get started then try this
# Go into a local folder with your site or app codebase
# You can get this via git clone or from an archive
cd /path/to/my/codebase
# Initialize a basic .lando.yml file for my recipe with sane defaults
lando init
# Commit the .lando.yml to your git repo (Optional but recommended)
git add -A
git commit -m "Adding Lando configuration file for easy and fun local development!"
git push
For more info on how
lando init works check out this.
Starting Your Site
Once you've completed the above you should be able to start your Joomla site.
# Start up app
lando start
# Optionally run composer install if needed
lando composer install
If you visit any of the green-listed URLs that show up afterwards you should be welcomed with the Joomla installation screen.
If you are installing Joomla from scratch will also want to scope out your database credentials by running
lando info so you can be prepped to enter them during the Joomla installation. You will want to use
internal_connection information. Note that you will likely have to open up the
Advanced Settings during the Joomla database configuration to change the hostname.
Or you can read below on how to import your database.
Importing Your Database
Once you've started up your Joomla site you will need to pull in your database and files before you can really start to dev all the dev. Pulling your files is as easy as downloading an archive and extracting it to the correct location. Importing a database can be done using our helpful
lando db-import command.
# Go into my app
cd /path/to/my/app
# Grab your database dump
curl -fsSL -o database.sql.gz "https://url.to.my.db/database.sql.gz"
# Import the database
# NOTE: db-import can handle uncompressed, gzipped or zipped files
lando db-import database.sql.gz
You can learn more about the
db-import command over here
Each Lando Joomla recipe will also ship with helpful dev utilities. This means you can use things like
composer and
php-cli via Lando and avoid mucking up your actual computer trying to manage
php versions and tooling.
lando composer Run composer commands
lando db-export [file] Export a database. Resulting file: {DB_NAME}.TIMESTAMP.gz
lando db-import [file] Import into database.
lando joomla Run joomla commands
lando mysql Drop into a MySQL shell
lando php Run php commands
# Get joomla cli help
lando joomla help
# Clear the joomla cache
lando joomla cache:clear
# Run composer install
lando composer install
# Drop into a mysql shell
lando mysql
# Check the app's php version
lando php -v
You can also run
lando from inside your app directory for a complete list of commands.
You can also manually configure the
.lando.yml file to switch
php or
joomla versions, toggle between
apache and
nginx, activate
xdebug, choose a database type and version, set a custom webroot locaton and use your own configuration files.
# Joomla recipe
name: joomla
# Start with the default joomla recipe
recipe: joomla
# Configure the joomla recipe
# https://downloads.joomla.org/us/technical-requirements-us
# Optionally specify the php version to use.
# If ommitted this will default to the latest php version supported by joomla.
# Consult the `php` service to see what versions are available. Note that all
# such versions may not be supported in joomla so YMMV.
# See: https://docs.joomla.org/Technical_requirements
# NOTE: that this needs to be wrapped in quotes so that it is a string
php: '7.0'
# Optionally specify whether you want to serve joomla via nginx or apache
# If ommitted this will default to the latest apache
# See: https://docs.joomla.org/Technical_requirements
via: nginx
# Optionally specify the location of the webroot relative to your approot.
# If ommitted this will be your approot itself.
webroot: web
# Optionally specify the database type, this can be one of:
# - `mysql`
# - `mariadb`
# - `postgres`
# If ommitted this will default to the latest mysql. You can additionally provide
# a version with `type:version` but you will need to consult the documentation
# for the correct DB service to see what versions are available
database: mariadb:10.1
# Optionally activate xdebug
# If you are having trouble getting xdebug to work please see:
# https://docs.devwithlando.io/services/php.html#using-xdebug
xdebug: true
# Optionally mix in your own config files
# If ommitted this will use "sane defaults" for your recipe type
# conf:
# For more information on setting these files check out the documentation
# and examples
# Docs: https://docs.devwithlando.io/services/php.html
# Examples: https://github.com/lando/lando/tree/master/examples
# server: config/joomla.conf
# php: config/php.ini
# For more information on setting these files check out the documentation
# and examples for the relevant services:
# MySQL: https://docs.devwithlando.io/services/mysql.html
# MariaDB: https://docs.devwithlando.io/services/mariadb.html
# PostGres: https://docs.devwithlando.io/services/postgres.html
# Examples: https://github.com/lando/lando/tree/master/examples
# database: config/mysql
You will need to rebuild your app with
lando rebuild to apply the changes to this file. You can check out the full code for this example over here.
Environment Variables
The below are in addition to the default variables that we inject into every container. These are accessible via
getenv() function.
# The below is a specific example to ILLUSTRATE the KINDS of things provided by this variable
# The content of your variable may differ
NOTE: These can vary based on the choices you make in your recipe config.
NOTE: See this tutorial for more information on how to properly use
Advanced Service Usage
You can get more in-depth information about the services this recipe provides by running
lando info.
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Workflow Docs
- Using Composer to Manage a Project
- Lando and CI
- Lando, Pantheon, CI, and Behat (BDD)
- Killer D8 Workflow with Platform.sh


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Waynesboro Studio Club meets
Waynesboro studio club will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 18, at Oller House, 138 W. Main St., Waynesboro, Pa.
Marty Yeager will demonstrate her technique in oil. Yeager's painting, "Landscape," is pictured above.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Skewered Greek Salad
Level: Easy
Yield: 4 to 6 servings
24 grape or small cherry tomatoes
3 ounces feta cheese, cut into 12 (1/2-inch) cubes
12 pitted kalamata olives
1/2 small red or sweet onion, cut into 12 (1/2-inch) pieces
2 teaspoons chopped fresh oregano leaves
Special equipment: 12 (6-inch) bamboo or wood skewers
2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 teaspoons red wine vinegar
2 teaspoons chopped fresh oregano leaves
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the Skewers: Thread the skewers starting with a tomato, then a piece of feta cheese, an olive, a piece of onion and finish with another tomato. Repeat with the remaining ingredients.
For the Vinaigrette: In a small bowl, mix together the lemon juice, red wine vinegar and oregano. Whisk in the olive oil until the mixture thickens. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Arrange the skewers on a serving platter. Spoon the vinaigrette over the skewers and sprinkle with the chopped oregano.
From: foodnetwork.com
2 comments:
- Katerina said...
These flavors are so dear and familiar to me I can't do otherwise than loving them.
- February 12, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- Country Gourmet Traveler said...
What a great idea, love the skewer and the photos. I am always browsing through blogs to find new ideas, would be nice to stay in touch.
- February 12, 2011 at 2:06 PM
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Travel is a fashionable affair. Many people long to see exotic places, meet new people, and explore the wonders of the world. Our travel dreams are more likely to come true if we engage in careful planning. Here are a few tips that can make traveling more enjoyable.
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1 Math 340 Fall 2015 Midterm 1 24/09/15 Time Limit: 80 Minutes Name (Print): This exam contains 6 pages (including this cover page) and 5 problems. Enter all requested information on the top of this page, and put your name on the top of every page, in case the pages become separated. You are required to show your work on each problem on this exam. If you need more space, use the back of the pages; clearly indicate when you have done this. Do not write in the table to the right. Problem Points Score Total: 80
2 Math 340 Midterm 1 - Page 2 of 6 Name: 1. (a) (5 points) Draw a planar, bipartite graph with 6 vertices and 6 edges. (b) (5 points) Draw a graph with 7 vertices such that it has both an Euler circuit, and a Hamiltonian circuit. Solution: For part (a), we have for example For part (b), the graph below works:
3 Math 340 Midterm 1 - Page 3 of 6 Name: 2. (10 points) Determine if the following pair of graphs are isomorphic or not. If they are, provide the vertex correspondence. If not, provide a proof d f e g b h a 8 1 c Solution: In the second graph, vertex g is connected to three vertices with degree 4. In the first graph, there is no vertex that is connected to three out of the four vertices {3, 4, 5, 6}. Hence, the graphs are not isomorphic.
4 Math 340 Midterm 1 - Page 4 of 6 Name: 3. A certain planar graph G has seven vertices with degrees 3, two vertices with degree 4, and one vertex with degree 5. (a) (5 points) How many edges does G have? (b) (5 points) How many regions does G have, including the outer region? (c) (10 points) Is there region with exactly three edges (a triangular region) in G? Hint: Use edge counting with regions to get an inequality. Solution: (a) Using v G deg(v) = 2 E, we have that = 2 E. Solving for E, we find that the graph has 17 edges. (b) Using Euler s formula for planar graphs, r = e v + 2, with v = , e = 17, we find that r = 9. (c) If there are no triangles, each region has at least 4 edges. Then the number of edges times two, is at least 9 4 = 36, by double counting. So, any planar graph with 9 regions and no triangles, must have at least 36 edges. But we know G has only 17 2 edges, so G must have at least one triangle. Note: part (b) requires the extra assumption that G is connected, which should have been part of the formulation of the question. I will not subtract any points for not assuming that G is connected. As a side note, there are a few possible non-connected graphs with two components, (one of these components must be K 4 ), and all these contains at least one triangle.
5 Math 340 Midterm 1 - Page 5 of 6 Name: 4. (a) (10 points) Compute the chromatic number for the graph G with vertices and edges given by V = {a, b, c, d}, E = {(a, b), (b, c), (b, d), (c, d)}. You need to show that this number is the smallest possible! (b) (10 points) Compute the chromatic polynomial for the graph G in part (a). Make sure that your polynomial does not contradict the answer you got in (a). Solution: (a) The triangle (b, c, d) is a complete graph, so we need at least 3 colors. We can then pick a to have the same color as c. Thus, the chromatic number is 3. (b) If we have k colors, the triangle can be colored in k(k 1)(k 2) ways, and the color of a can be any of the (k 1) colors different from that of b. The chromatic polynomial of G is therefore p(k) = k(k 1) 2 (k 2). We note that p(1) = p(2) = 0, but p(3) 0. This means that the chromatic number is 3, which agrees with the answer from (a).
6 Math 340 Midterm 1 - Page 6 of 6 Name: 5. Given a graph G, we construct its bunkbed graph H as follows: For every vertex v G, there are two corresponding vertices v 1 and v 2 in H, which are connected with an edge. Furthermore, if (u, v) is an edge in G, then (u 1, v 1 ) and (u 2, v 2 ) are edges in H. We can imagine this as H being two identical copies of G, where corresponding vertices in the copies are connected with edges. (a) (10 points) Draw the bunked graph corresponding to the complete graph K 3. (b) (10 points) If G has a Hamiltonian path, show that the bunkbed graph of G has a Hamiltonian circuit. Solution: (a) (b) If G has a Hamiltonian path p visiting every vertex v G, then this path corresponds to two paths, p 1, and p 2 in the bunkbed graph H, such that if (u, v) is an edge in p, then (u 1, v 1 ) is an edge in p 1 and (u 2, v 2 ) is an edge in p 2. Here we used the same notation as in the problem statement. Note that p 1 and p 2 together contains all vertices of H, and that they do not share any vertex. Finally, we see that if u and v are the start and end of the path p, respectively, then (v 1, v 2 ) and (u 1, u 2 ) are edges in H. Thus, we can construct a Hamiltonian circuit in H by first following p 1, use the edge (u 1, u 2 ), then follow the path p 2 backwards compared to p 1, and finish by using the edge (v 1, v 2 ).
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Happy Saturday dear friends !!! Yes it is a happy one for me because our work day was canceled !! Yippee!!!
It sure has been a long week after being on vacation last week, but I am so glad it is the weekend. I hope you all are enjoying yours.
I finished a card I had been messing with all week. It is one of the new images from Krista Smith. Isn't she just the cutest??? I have colored her with my copics and have used some Memory Box papers. I just loved coloring this adorable image. I am going to enter this into the Saturated Canary Challenge the challenge this week is 1 image, 2 patterned papers and 3 embellishments.
I used some glamour dust glitter paint on my poinsettia and some Glitter gel on the holly leaf all from Susana's Custom Art and Cards.
Poinsettia die is from Magnolia
Border punch and holly is MS
Sentiment is from Lily Of The Valley.
Now I have a sneak peak for you from Lily Of The Valley !!! OHHHHHHHHHHH you all are going to love this release !! I can't wait for you to see all of them. They will be released at the store on the 10th of November. But they will be available at a NEC show Thursday so if you are lucky enough to live close you can grab these cuties up fast.
I have used this adorable little puppy called Buckets of Love !!! Oh I just love him. He has been colored with my copic's and the papers are from Nitwit called Grin n Bear it. Love these papers. I have used some Spellbinder dies and a Magnolia tag die. Now this new release, most of them come with a sentiment free so what a great deal. So start stalking Lily Of The Valley !!!
I used the sketch over at PaperTake Weekly a gorgeous sketch from Dawny Love her sketch's.
Thanks so much for stopping bye and for you lovely comments they are so appreciated.
Sending Big Hugs((((((((())))))))))))


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Almost a quarter of all children and young people referred for specialist mental health support are being turned away, a shocking new report has revealed.
CentreForum found that, as well as 23% of those seeking help being turned away, some were enduring times as long as two and a half years for access to support.
Instead of prioritising early intervention, many patients were told that their conditions were not acute enough and were turned away.
Around one in 10 young people aged between 5 and 16 have a mental health problem- that's the equivalent of three in every classroom.
The report, which aims to give a 'state of the nation' picture of mental health services for young people, also revealed the shocking way people with serious conditions are treated.
1 Nearly a quarter of children and young people are being turned away by providers© Naufal MQ via Getty Images
2 You might not be able to access specialist support if your BMI isn't low enoughDonald Iain Smith via Getty Images
3 You might not be able to get specialist support if you're hearing voicesH. Armstrong Roberts/ClassicStock via Getty Images
4 You might not be able to access specialist support if you've only expressed suicidal thoughts onceJacques LOIC via Getty Images
5 You might not be able to get specialist support if your condition hasn't reached a high level of severityArvydas Kniuk?ta via Getty Images
6 Maximum waiting times for services have more than doubled in the last two yearsHero Images via Getty Images
7 Maximum and average waiting times vary greatlyAaron McCoy via Getty Images
8 There were also 'hidden waits' concealed in average waiting timesJupiterimages via Getty Images
9 Where you live can affect how much is spent on your treatmentSverrir Thorolfsson Iceland via Getty Images
Commission chair and former mental health minister Norman Lamb MP commented: "This research confirms the true extent of problems in children and young people's mental health services.
"Far too often our children are turned away from help or forced to wait for months for treatment. This goes against what we all know - intervening early can prevent a condition reaching crisis point.
"This is a scandal which has existed for too long. It is unacceptable. If we are to finally achieve equality between physical and mental health, as the government has argued for, these shortcomings must be addressed urgently."
CentreForum executive chairman David Laws said: "This new analysis reveals a stark picture of the pressures on child and adolescent mental health services.
"Early intervention with young people is essential to prevent mental health problems getting worse. Over the coming year, CentreForum will be expanding its research into the challenges facing mental health services. It's vital we improve our understanding of the current system, which suffers from a paucity of clear data, and assess whether progress has been made in transforming services."
A Department of Health spokesperson said: "We are delivering on our commitments on young people's mental health. The full £1.4billion will be made available as promised over the next five years, funding the biggest transformation the sector has ever seen, with every local area in the country revolutionising their services. This includes £28million to continue the roll out of talking therapies for children, to expand capacity and help more children get the help they need before they get to a crisis point."


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XSS, DORK, SQL Injection, Socialfollow.com, CWE
Another typically cited defence is to use stored procedures for database access. Whereas saved procedures can present security advantages, they are not assured to prevent SQL injection assaults. The same sorts of vulnerabilities that arise inside standard dynamic SQL queries can arise if any SQL is dynamically constructed inside stored procedures. Further, even when the process is sound, SQL injection can come up if the procedure is invoked in an unsafe method using user-controllable knowledge.
The stored credentials could be captured by an attacker who beneficial properties access to the pc, both regionally or by means of some remote compromise. Additional, strategies have existed whereby a malicious site can retrieve the stored credentials for other functions, by exploiting browser vulnerabilities or by means of software-stage cross-domain assaults.
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
O Canada...
(to be sung to the tune of O Shenandoah...)
Well, folks, here I am in... you guessed it... Canada.
We got Internet today, but despite having had my hands on three OTHER routers in the last three weeks, I can't seem to put my hands on one of them today.
Well.. the wire still works.
And, here's the thing.....
If this is the worst thing that happens to me today? Not such a bad day.... :)
But for those who were wondering / worrying... and who didn't catch a few random tweets passing along the news, I made it the 2,600 miles to my new home.
I'm working on learning the TRUE words and tune to the Canadian National anthem.
Oh, and by the way, hockey IS as big up here as we joke that it is... eh? Eh!
6 comments:
Did I mention there is a hockey game on tonight? :)ReplyDeleteReplies
I'd laugh if I thought you were kidding... ;)Delete
WELCOME to Canada!ReplyDelete
so glad you made it up here ok! (and explains why I haven't seen you or Kait on twitter..lol)
Canada eh? I dated a guy eons back from Canada and spent a month in BC and another in QC and aside from the guy (lol) had no complaints. I thought it was a beautiful country with nice people and good food. Hope you enjoy it and all the Canadian-ness like hockey and different terminology and the like...I found the slightly different culture familiar and yet fascinating.ReplyDelete
So glad you made it! And welcome!ReplyDelete
2600 miles? Did you mean 4184 kilometers? :)
........oh, and wait till you see curling!!
I'm glad your safe and happy and with internet :) Yes they do love their hockey there!ReplyDelete


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Tuesday 11 November 2008
I am discovering....
In the end I managed, I think my list has 12 items, and I have discovered that I tend to belittle my passions and accomplishments for some bizarre reason. I have cooking as a passion but then I decided that I was wrong... because I do not rush home every evening to lovingly create marvelous meals, I throw together bolognaise sauces, pasta sauces and stir fries as quickly as possible.
If it was my PASSION surely I would be concocting things all weekend? Never mind the fact that my favourite shop happens to be Kitchen Compliments, that I cannot walk into a book shop and NOT pick up a cook book and that my book collection is 90% recipe books! So yes I have put it back on the list...along with people, yes people I know I have a passion for people.
And a house by the sea...it has wooden floors, light flowing curtains billowing in the sea breeze, an enormous kitchen surrounded by the lounge and dining area and lots of windows, sparsely furnished, but not bare...and I am standing there bare foot in a casual flowing cotton dress, my hair tied up with flour on my cheek....yes you have to visualise...and that is what I saw when I closed my eyes - don't laugh!
Now all of you grab a piece of paper and spend 20 minutes making your own lists...off you go now!
6 comments:
- Lizle said...
Does "I'm always right" count?
- Wed Nov 12, 08:06:00 a.m.
And a damn fine cook you are!!!!!!
- Wed Nov 12, 09:04:00 a.m.
- Natalie said...
Lizle - Um...why?
Tracy - Thanks, we will ignore the fact that you are a bit biased!
- Wed Nov 12, 01:47:00 p.m.
- Lizle said...
...I just love being in the right (bad habbit!)
- Wed Nov 12, 02:06:00 p.m.
The strongest passion I can think of is the moon! That's weird. Music, reading, writing, mothering... these passions all ebb and flow. For some reason though, whenever I see the moon it stops me in my tracks and I have to gaze. I'd gaze for hours if I could get away with it.
- Fri Nov 14, 01:04:00 a.m.
- Natalie said...
K8 - I guess even if they ebb and flow (a good word to use as the moon causes the tides to ebb and flow - didn't get that one past me) they are still a passion, that is what I am learning. Perhaps you can stop and stare at the moon for hours because it is a rare sight? ;)
- Fri Nov 14, 07:53:00 a.m.


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Nice time, to relax with family.
give gifts.......
perfect time to give back to the community
Or in my case, get so drunk you cant feel your face.
Merry christmas kids....
baby otter out
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Forget University. Instead, travel with your kids and get them on an around-the-world plane ticket and watch them excel above their peers in terms of understanding.
People think it costs a lot of money to take this route and is very difficult, which is funny, considering that University is interestingly a lot more expensive and student loans are the most difficult part of all, loitering in a person's debt background for most of their lives usually...
Becoming an indentured & fully indoctrinated servant of the slavery system (The Money Scam) does not come at low cost.
So what's holding people back? Nothing, really...except the obstacles in their own minds.
James Holman, known as the "Blind Traveler," was a British adventurer, author and social observer, who is best known for his travel writings. He was totally blind and suffered from debilitating pain and limited mobility. In spite of these obstacles, he went on a series of solo journeys that were unprecedented in their extent of geography and method of "human echolocation." Yes, "human echolocation." What in the world is that? We'll get to that soon. But first...
Holman became the first blind person to circumnavigate the globe in 1832. He continued traveling, and by October 1846 had visited every inhabited continent. State-biologist Charles Darwin even uses his writings as a source.
So how did that echolocation work? Well, Holman had a knack to sense his surroundings by the reverberations of a tapped cane or horse's hoof-beats...an amazing adaptation if you think about it. The human mind and body are truly marvelous, as is all of nature.
One man recently traveled to every country on Earth without using an airplane. Graham Hughes used buses, taxis, trains and his own two feet to travel 160,000 miles in exactly 1,426 days. He is the first person to travel to all 201 countries without using an airplane. He did this on $100 a week. And boy does he have some stories to tell. He spent four days 'in a leaky boat' to reach Cape Verde and was jailed for a week in Congo. But he still put everything into perspective:
The main feeling today is just one of intense gratitude to every person around the world who helped me get here, by giving me a lift, letting me stay on their couch, or pointing me in the right direction.
Hughes notes how people tend to wonder how he got into the farther-out countries like North Korea, Iraq and Afghanistan, but he says those were the easy countries to get into. Which is a thought nearly impossible for your average American to compute, probably.
44-year-old Mike Spencer Bown just wrapped up his twenty-year trip of the world at the end of 2013.
He recalled "taking local transport across Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and hitchhiking through Iraq during the U.S. invasion, including a visit to Saddam Hussein's hometown."
He made headlines as the first tourist to visit Mogadishu, Somalia, in over 20 years. Bewildered officials first tried to put him back on the plane to send him off, thinking he was a spy or something. But eventually they let him stay for a few days.
"We have never seen people like this man," Omar Mohamed, an immigration official, told the blog Middle East Online at the time. "He said he was a tourist, we couldn't believe him. But later on we found he was serious."
There is no shortage of great quotes to drive home the point that travel might just be where the heart is for some...
"The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page." - Saint Augustine
"Like all great travellers, I have seen more than I remember, and remember more than I have seen."
- Benjamin Disraeli
"You know more of a road by having traveled it than by all the conjectures and descriptions in the world." - William Hazlitt
I have heard all the worries, concerns and fear of travel from Westerners but they don't realize that their fear of travel is simply irrational.
People from Australia may often say, "I hear it is unsafe to go to Morocco because I hear you can get pickpocketed" while getting pickpocketed against their will for nearly half of their income every year in one of the highest taxed nations in the world by the Australian government, which is more often than not used to feed their own corrupt desires... a form of theft they have just grown comfortable with to the point of believing it is just a natural part of life. Worst still, Australians attempt to convince themselves that Australia is better off than most parts of the world, and that being forcefully robbed of almost 50% of your income is just the price of living in the 'lucky country', but it doesn't take long to realise, once a bit of critical research is exercised, that Australia is not much different to most other parts of the world. In fact Australians fork out more tax than most other countries to a highly corrupt government who continually lies to their country's people about war crimes, their own lavish lifestyles and corporate tax fraud.
Others from the Australia say, "I hear it is unsafe to go to Mexico because the police are corrupt and may extort you for money" while not thinking twice about how the act of them refusing to vote in fraudulent elections results in an extortion letter being sent directly to their home in the form of a "failure to vote" fine, which if they don't pay, they get their drivers license canceled... or worse, having armed Government Body Guards, called "law enforcers", commandeer them and their vehicle under any pretense usually resulting in further extortion.
You learn through travel, not by sitting in rowed seats being brainwashed by 19th century propaganda.
Were you aware, for example, that currently Iraq has one of the most lucrative economies in the entire Middle East and almost anyone doing business in the region considers it important to have an office there? Or that the Mexican stock exchange has gone up 400% in the last ten years?
If you get most of your information from the mainstream Western media you will never really know what is going on... and that is very dangerous to your finances and investments.
Luckily it has never been easier to travel and even expatriate. James Holman, the blind traveler would chortle if he heard that an able bodied person with $5,000 in the bank with access to intercontinental air travel and all information on Earth in their pocket in the form of the Internet and smartphone was fearful of traveling.
To make it even easier, however, TDV Groups is a part of the TDV newsletter which has a network of hundreds of people worldwide in over 60 countries with whom you can connect and get info directly from those who have blazed the trail before you and expatriated and made a living for themselves in places from Argentina to Uzbekistan.
And there has been no better time to travel and leave the West as The End Of The Monetary System As We Know It (TEOTMSAWKI) will make life increasingly uncomfortable for those who choose to stay through the collapse.


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Bodhak c looping statements tutorial now we are going to learn with syntax's and examples about Iterative Statements(Loops), Working with while loop, Working with for loop, Working with do..while.
LOOPING CONTROL STATEMENTS: Looping Control statements execute the selected group of the statement(s) repeatedly.
The selected group of statements executed repeatedly depends on the given expression.
c looping statements tutorial:-
while Statement:
while is a control statement that we use to execute a set of statements repeatedly depending upon the outcome of a test.
Syntax :
the statements are executed until the expression becomes zero(false)
for Statement:
for is a control statement and we use it to create a loop of iterative operations.
Syntax :
The statement is executed until the expression expression2 becomes zero(false).
The expression exp1 is evaluated only once in the beginning and expression3 is evaluated at the end of every iteration.
do while Statement:
do is a control statement that creates a loop of operations. We use it with another keyword while
The loop is terminated when expression becomes zero(false);
The do while is executed at least once irrespective of the expression is true or false
break Statement:
the break is a statement that terminates an innermost loop or switch.
We can not use break statement outside of loop or switch case.
break statement can be used with a loop(while, do-while, for) statements & switch-case statement
syntax :
while <expression>
st 1;
st 2;
st 3;
st 4;
continue statement:
We use continue statement to bypass the remainder of the current pass through a loop.
The loop does not terminate when a continue statement is encountered. Rather, the remaining loop statements are skipped and the computation proceeds directly to the next pass through the loop.
syntax :
while <expression>
st 1;
st 2;
continue; st 3;
st 4;
We use break and continue statements along with while, do-while, for statements.
while using the break and continue statements programmer need to understand first the implementation of this statements.


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September 15, 2009, 2:43 pm
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Natick welcomes you in for ONE TIME SALES EVENT.
The great brand we call LoveSac has added a new friend to the line up of retail stores; Columbia Mall. So to celebrate it's fit as our 27th store, we naturally, had to make some noise..
So here's how it works.. starting Tuesday, September 15, 2009 and expires with the use of the last coupon (27th):
The first person in the store will receive 27% off of any purchase (that includes SACTIONALS!) The 2nd customer will receive 26% off, the 3rd person 25% off and so on until we have run out of our 27 discount cards.
As always, first come and first served.
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The harsh realities of parenthood meet the humorous and whimsical musings of a domestic goddess, one blog post at a time...
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Yes, more pictures
We finally got a family photo taken! I had my 15 year high school reunion, which was about as well-attended as I thought it would be (only about 8 people showed up). That pretty much sums up my high school class- apathetic, at least most people. Though at this stage in our lives, it's hard to go to anything anymore.
It was nice to see some friendly faces... and even the not-so-friendly faces. We attended a BBQ on Sunday, and everyone there had kids. I had to take Rachel because the stubborn chunky money now won't eat from a bottle (again). How in the world will John and I get out to do anything? If she ever starts eating from a bottle again, I think I'll just switch to formula. I'm tired of getting up 4 times a night, never being able to go anywhere without her. I'm not producing much milk anyway...
But I digress...
Eric going through a play tunnel- it took awhile to convince him that this was fun.
Rachel in motion.
Yes, she still has that Monchichi hair. (I haven't thought of that cartoon in forever, and a friend at the reunion mentioned her "monchichi hair." And then when I thought about it... it sounded Japanese. Sure enough- the Monchichi cartoon was imported from Japan!)
4 comments:
- Kelly said...
Great pics! It is so funny.. Eric takes more after you, and Rachel takes more after John. With my girls they are both a blend so you can not really see either of us in them...
- August 13, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- PG said...
The first photo is a great one of you and John. Based on my family's photos, I predict you'll be able to get one where everyone is facing the camera simultaneously in about five years.
- August 13, 2009 at 4:19 PM
Great photos! That last one of Rachel is so precious!
- August 14, 2009 at 12:56 AM
- Abbie said...
They're both such freakin' cuties, but that last picture -- yes, Monchichi, if she just starts sucking her thumb! -- is adorable!
For what it's worth, Meghan and I were attached by the hip, I mean, the boob, until around 13 months old. I just didn't do a whole lot without her. But for me, at least, it was worth it for the sake of the BFing, as well as the closeness that came of it. But I also don't have two kids, so you gotta do what you gotta do in order to maintain your sanity! ;) Let me know if there's any way I can help!
- August 19, 2009 at 12:13 AM


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US Hiking Trails
Red Rock Trail
Red Rock Trail
Hiking here in Pennsylvania is a must. It's a long drive from Lock Haven to Red Rock Trail but trails like these are great. Leonard Harrison State Park is worth checking out if you're at Red Rock Trail, and the good people of Gaines like to hang out close by. Pettecote Junction Campground is a great campground nearby, and if you come at the right time of year, Cedar Run offers some tremendous whitewater. Some of the water close by flows, like Fahnestock Run,
and there are some glorious whitewater spots on Slate Run. Stay the night at Kearse's Campground; you could always look at Gleason Hollow. If you adore the outdoors, you'll like Red Rock Trail. Red Rock Run is a good local stream.
At Red Rock Trail all through the months of summer highs are in the 80's. All through the dark hours of summer temperatures descend down into the 50's. Daytime highs through the winter are in the 30's while the cold winter nights at Red Rock Trail are in the 10's. The annual rain here at Red Rock Trail is about average. June is the wettest month with most rain while February is the month with the least amount of precipitation.
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Campgrounds Nearby
List of Nearby Campgrounds
Local weather forecast
These outdoors activities are available near Red Rock Trail.
Campgrounds Near Red Rock Trail:
Pettecote Junction Campground
, Cedar Run , 4 miles away
Leonard Harrison State Park
, Gaines , 7 miles away
Colton Point State Park
, Gaines , 7 miles away
Kearse's Campground
, Gaines , 8 miles away
Kenshire Campground
, Gaines , 8 miles away
Whitewater Near Red Rock Trail:
Cedar Run
, Tioga/Lycoming County , 2 miles away, Class III - 6.6 miles long (Leetonia to Pine Creek)
Slate Run
, Lycoming County , 5 miles away, Class II-III - 6.3 miles long (Picnic area to Pine Creek)
Stony Fork Creek
, Tioga County , 8 miles away, Class II-III - 4.2 miles long (State Forest Picnic Area to Babb Creek)
Pine Creek
, Tioga County , 10 miles away, Class I-II - 6 miles long (Ansonia to Blackwell)
Young Womans Creek
, Clinton County , 15 miles away, Class III - 7.4 miles long (LR18020 to Pennsylvania Route 120)
Hotels Near Red Rock Trail:
Fairfield Inn & Suites Lock Haven
, Lock Haven , 23 miles away
Best Western Lock Haven
, Lock Haven , 23 miles away
Hampton Inn - Suites Lamar
, Mill Hall , 28 miles away
Quality Inn Mill Hall
, Mill Hall , 28 miles away
Mountain Laurel Bed And Breakfast
, Blossburg , 29 miles away
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RETURN TO MAIN Business Dogma ILTA Annual Conference August 22, 2007
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RETURN TO MAIN 14 Enlightening at MoFo All MoFo IT Managers took the test – Follow up consulting by Gallup PMO team compared strengths Top Strengths (Average Rank) Bottom Strengths (Average Rank) Ideation (2)Includer (32) Input (3)Competition (29) Intellection (3)Consistency (29)
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RETURN TO MAIN 20 Assembling a Winning Team Lead Swing Team Wheel A well matched, trained team works as one. Better together than as individuals. No one rides in the sled.
RETURN TO MAIN 21 Team Leader Changes based on the quest's need Motivates others Confident Consistent
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RETURN TO MAIN Table Scraps Small bites….
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A team of soldiers including members of the 51st Highland, 7th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (7 SCOTS) are in training to complete the gruelling challenge of the 42nd Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) in USA to raise money for charity.
Seven wounded, ill and injured soldiers from the Army Personal Recovery Unit (PRU) in Edinburgh and 10 7 SCOTS personnel will take on the 26.2 mile marathon to benefit their chosen charity of Erskine as well as the Allied Forces Foundation (AFF)*.
Otherwise known as 'The People's Marathon' the event, which has inspired and motivated runners for over four decades, is taking place on Sunday 22nd October in Virginia. It is one of the largest races in the US and the world.
Before the soldiers fly out to the States they made a visit to Erskine Edinburgh on Thursday 5th October to meet some of the veterans who will benefit from all their hard work and dedication.
This is the second year 7SCOTS have participated in the Marine Corps Marathon with their friends and colleagues from both the AFF and PRU Scotland. Last year the event proved to be both challenging and rewarding and was a fantastic opportunity for everyone involved.
Captain Brian "Spats" Baxter said: "As 7 SCOTS MCM Team Leader, in addition to a main fundraiser for another sister military charity, I know how difficult it is to continually raise funds and awareness for our veterans and their families. This is the second time that I have taken on the MCM. The team last year managed to complete the marathon and raised sponsorship totalling £16,600 so we are hoping to at least match this amount again this year. We will run the whole MCM wearing our Erskine running tops and will be proud that we are giving something back to Erskine which as a Scottish charity, is a cause close to our hearts and of which we are very proud to fundraise for. The Erskine brand name will be highly visible in Washington DC!"
Erskine Community Fundraiser for the North, Michael Parkes said: "We are delighted the soldiers who are running in the Marathon took time out of their busy schedules to visit our Edinburgh Home to meet our veterans. It is very humbling to know that some of them are taking on this challenge despite currently living with physical and mental health problems. We are overwhelmed by their phenomenal efforts in helping Erskine continue to care for over 800 veterans and their spouses each year in our four homes."
To assist 7 SCOTS Team for Erskine by donating funds then please donate via BT My Donate here – https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/brianbaxter1
*Allied Forces Foundation (AFF) was formed as a joint American-British Foundation, pledged to recognise and support the Steadfast Alliance, specifically those wounded and the families of those wounded in conflicts following 9/11. A primary focus of AFF is to reinvigorate the spirit of comradeship and teamwork that so many wounded, ill and injured serving veterans miss when forced to return to civilian life. The Marine Corps Marathon is one of the main events that AFF participates in annually.


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Chris was a choirboy at 10 years old. 15p for a wedding, 7p for a rehearsal.
His first gig for money was at 14 years old, £1.50 for a wedding.
Chris turned professional in 1976, first time abroad In Copenhagen.
He joined pro pop band 1977, then joined 'The Enid' in 1980 and stayed there for 8 years. Lots of sessions followed, including one for the Kim Wilde debut album, including 'Kids In America'.
Chris toured with 'The Pete Haycock band' in 1989, and then a cavalcade of bands until he first played with Marmalade in 2013.