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Have you gotten on the energy bites, energy ball, date ball/bite, little-nuggets-of-heaven bandwagon yet?! I’m here to convince you that you need this simple, healthy, whole food treat in your life. Healthy Cherry Energy Balls are going to become a staple in your freezer in no time!
I taught a menu planning/food prep/cooking class last week and I had so much fun! I took 8 different kinds of date balls with me as part of the treats. I had a lot of questions about what they were and what was in them, lots of people were a little skeptical too, but the proof was in the pudding, errr balls. Once people tried them they LOVED them. I even had a few older ladies ask me multiple times what was in each one because they were sure they didn’t like dates. Even if you don’t like dates, you are going to love these dates!
You guys, these are so good!
Add all of the ingredients to the bowl of your food processor and blend until the nuts are well chopped and a thick “dough” starts to form, about 3-5 minutes of processing.
When the ingredients are well incorporated, remove the blade from the food processor. Take 1 large tablespoon of the “dough” and roll it into a ball in between your hands. Repeat with remaining dough. Keep the balls in the fridge for up to a week or in the freezer much longer.
You are going to want to use dates that are still squishy and fresh. If you use older dates that have started to dry out a bit (they might have a slight white residue on the outside from the sugar crystallizing on the outside if they are old too), then you might need to add 1-2 tablespoons of water when blending to help the ingredients come together. Be sure to remove the date pits too. They are hard as rocks. If you blend it too long you are going to start making nut butter. So if the ingredients are chopped into super small pieces but the dough isn’t coming together, try adding a tablespoon or two of water to encourage everything to come together. Look for dried sour cherries that don’t have any added sugar.
There’s some magical about some natural glucose, fat, and fiber in the middle of the afternoon. Your brain will love the pick-me-up!
They are awesome sweet/sugar craving busters.
Cherry pie. What more do I need to say?!
If you don’t have a bigger food processor (I use my Kitchen Aid Food Processor all of the time), then I would consider working in batches so that you don’t burn your motor up.
When it comes to the nuts, I like to buy big bags at a time and store them in my freezer. This is the most economical way. As far as the cherries go, it tastes best with unsweetened sour cherries. They taste the most like pie. I have also made these with sweet and Bing dried cherries and it was good though not quite as packed with cherry flavor.
Buying dates intimidated me a little the first time I went looking for them. You can get them at Costco in the unrefrigerated produce section. This kind had the pits in them still and I didn’t realize that. So I tossed them in my food processor, turned it on, and almost broke the thing. Date pits are hard as rocks. The pit come out very easily, just don’t forget that step! I have also bought whole pitted dates at my little grocery store near the raisins and other dried fruit. They came in a bag that looked like a “craisin” bag. I couldn’t tell a difference between the ones from Costco and the ones from our store and I had good luck making date balls with both. Dates are the sweetest little pieces of soft fruit you’ve ever had and they don’t have much flavor. You’re going to be surprised by how much you love them.
I can’t wait for you to try these!
Enjoy and have a tasty day!
Yummy! This is a good kick in the pants to finally try to make my own bars/balls. I buy Lara bars to eat one after my morning workout.
Those look good! Where do you find sour cherries? Does it actually say ‘sour’ on the packaging? Also, is there any fruit that could be subbed for them?
I feel guilty for eating…um…like half of these today. I don’t feel guilty because I keep telling myself they are natural, good, real food. Which side of my brain is gonna win this battle? Next time….like tomorrow probably… I will add more cherries, because, cherries! Thanks for the new addiction!
Was fun trying something new and healthy. Glad you explained about pitted dates. I had my son help remove pits but it was so worth it!! Keep up good work.

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have you gotten on the energy bites, energy ball, date ball/bite, little-nuggets-of-heaven bandwagon yet?! i’m here to convince you that you need this simple, healthy, whole food treat in your life. healthy cherry energy balls are going to become a staple in your freezer in no time!
i taught a menu planning/food prep/cooking class last week and i had so much fun! i took 8 different kinds of date balls with me as part of the treats. i had a lot of questions about what they were and what was in them, lots of people were a little skeptical too, but the proof was in the pudding, errr balls. once people tried them they loved them. i even had a few older ladies ask me multiple times what was in each one because they were sure they didn’t like dates. even if you don’t like dates, you are going to love these dates!
you guys, these are so good!
add all of the ingredients to the bowl of your food processor and blend until the nuts are well chopped and a thick “dough” starts to form, about 3-5 minutes of processing.
when the ingredients are well incorporated, remove the blade from the food processor. take 1 large tablespoon of the “dough” and roll it into a ball in between your hands. repeat with remaining dough. keep the balls in the fridge for up to a week or in the freezer much longer.
you are going to want to use dates that are still squishy and fresh. if you use older dates that have started to dry out a bit (they might have a slight white residue on the outside from the sugar crystallizing on the outside if they are old too), then you might need to add 1-2 tablespoons of water when blending to help the ingredients come together. be sure to remove the date pits too. they are hard as rocks. if you blend it too long you are going to start making nut butter. so if the ingredients are chopped into super small pieces but the dough isn’t coming together, try adding a tablespoon or two of water to encourage everything to come together. look for dried sour cherries that don’t have any added sugar.
there’s some magical about some natural glucose, fat, and fiber in the middle of the afternoon. your brain will love the pick-me-up!
they are awesome sweet/sugar craving busters.
cherry pie. what more do i need to say?!
if you don’t have a bigger food processor (i use my kitchen aid food processor all of the time), then i would consider working in batches so that you don’t burn your motor up.
when it comes to the nuts, i like to buy big bags at a time and store them in my freezer. this is the most economical way. as far as the cherries go, it tastes best with unsweetened sour cherries. they taste the most like pie. i have also made these with sweet and bing dried cherries and it was good though not quite as packed with cherry flavor.
buying dates intimidated me a little the first time i went looking for them. you can get them at costco in the unrefrigerated produce section. this kind had the pits in them still and i didn’t realize that. so i tossed them in my food processor, turned it on, and almost broke the thing. date pits are hard as rocks. the pit come out very easily, just don’t forget that step! i have also bought whole pitted dates at my little grocery store near the raisins and other dried fruit. they came in a bag that looked like a “craisin” bag. i couldn’t tell a difference between the ones from costco and the ones from our store and i had good luck making date balls with both. dates are the sweetest little pieces of soft fruit you’ve ever had and they don’t have much flavor. you’re going to be surprised by how much you love them.
i can’t wait for you to try these!
enjoy and have a tasty day!
yummy! this is a good kick in the pants to finally try to make my own bars/balls. i buy lara bars to eat one after my morning workout.
those look good! where do you find sour cherries? does it actually say ‘sour’ on the packaging? also, is there any fruit that could be subbed for them?
i feel guilty for eating…um…like half of these today. i don’t feel guilty because i keep telling myself they are natural, good, real food. which side of my brain is gonna win this battle? next time….like tomorrow probably… i will add more cherries, because, cherries! thanks for the new addiction!
was fun trying something new and healthy. glad you explained about pitted dates. i had my son help remove pits but it was so worth it!! keep up good work.


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This stunning ancient site has recently made it onto the UNESCO World Heritage list!
At the gathering of the Heritage Committee in Kraków in July 2017 a few additions were made to the highly-respected UNESCO world Heritage list, and one of them was the ancient site of Aphrodisias in south west Turkey.
This ancient city is, in UNESCO’s own words, ‘one of the most important archaeological sites of the Greek and Roman periods in Turkey’. Once the capital of the Roman province of Caria, its remains now spread over an immense area and tells the story of the bustling community that once would have lived here.
It was to become the centre of the Goddess Aphrodite, a temple was built in her name and it became known as Aphrodisias around the third century BCE. This important hub enjoyed an excellent period of prosperity between the second century BCE and the sixth century CE, even coming under the personal protection of Roman Emperor Augustus towards the end of the first century. Over time more buildings were constructed and the wonderful marble remains are drawing visitors today.
The extensive historic site includes the ruins of the Temple of Aphrodite, which would have been the focal point of the town and is the oldest structure here. The ruins of the tetrapylon (a huge monumental gateway, pictured at the top) are still standing as well, and these would originally have led the public through into the forecourt of the temple.
There is a wonderful semi-circular odeon, like an auditorium, which is made up of a central stage surrounded by ascending rows of marble seats. It could have been used for shows and performances as well as lectures and even competitions.
For more athletic events there was a large stadium, which you can still see really clearly. The impressive central track measures roughly 270m long by 30m wide and it is encompassed by 30 rows of spectator seats. It’s thought to be the best preserved of its kind in the whole of the Mediterranean!
Dedicated to Aphrodite and to the Emperor Augustus, the Sebasteion is an elegant building used as a religious sanctuary whose pillars and carvings are still stunning and very impressive even today. In fact, Aphrodisias is well known for its fine sculptures and the wonderfully carved marble structures. As well as the archaeological site itself, Aphrodisias encompasses marble quarries to the north; sculptors creating the site would have benefitted from the nearby constant supply of marble. You can still see carvings, sculptures and engravings onsite and many beautiful artifacts have been excavated over the years to be on display in the museum that you’ll find on site.
It is estimated that the Temple of Aphrodite was constructed in the third century BCE. Though the site is older still than this it initially went by a different name. Unfortunately the site was in a natural earthquake zone and the city has been subjected to many natural disasters in its time. It was a large earthquake of the 7th century CE that finally pushed the site into a state of disrepair. It wasn’t until 1904 that the first formal excavations took place.
It’s just two and a half hours north of Marmaris and just over an hour from Denizli with its closest town being Geyre. You can find it off the D585.

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this stunning ancient site has recently made it onto the unesco world heritage list!
at the gathering of the heritage committee in kraków in july 2017 a few additions were made to the highly-respected unesco world heritage list, and one of them was the ancient site of aphrodisias in south west turkey.
this ancient city is, in unesco’s own words, ‘one of the most important archaeological sites of the greek and roman periods in turkey’. once the capital of the roman province of caria, its remains now spread over an immense area and tells the story of the bustling community that once would have lived here.
it was to become the centre of the goddess aphrodite, a temple was built in her name and it became known as aphrodisias around the third century bce. this important hub enjoyed an excellent period of prosperity between the second century bce and the sixth century ce, even coming under the personal protection of roman emperor augustus towards the end of the first century. over time more buildings were constructed and the wonderful marble remains are drawing visitors today.
the extensive historic site includes the ruins of the temple of aphrodite, which would have been the focal point of the town and is the oldest structure here. the ruins of the tetrapylon (a huge monumental gateway, pictured at the top) are still standing as well, and these would originally have led the public through into the forecourt of the temple.
there is a wonderful semi-circular odeon, like an auditorium, which is made up of a central stage surrounded by ascending rows of marble seats. it could have been used for shows and performances as well as lectures and even competitions.
for more athletic events there was a large stadium, which you can still see really clearly. the impressive central track measures roughly 270m long by 30m wide and it is encompassed by 30 rows of spectator seats. it’s thought to be the best preserved of its kind in the whole of the mediterranean!
dedicated to aphrodite and to the emperor augustus, the sebasteion is an elegant building used as a religious sanctuary whose pillars and carvings are still stunning and very impressive even today. in fact, aphrodisias is well known for its fine sculptures and the wonderfully carved marble structures. as well as the archaeological site itself, aphrodisias encompasses marble quarries to the north; sculptors creating the site would have benefitted from the nearby constant supply of marble. you can still see carvings, sculptures and engravings onsite and many beautiful artifacts have been excavated over the years to be on display in the museum that you’ll find on site.
it is estimated that the temple of aphrodite was constructed in the third century bce. though the site is older still than this it initially went by a different name. unfortunately the site was in a natural earthquake zone and the city has been subjected to many natural disasters in its time. it was a large earthquake of the 7th century ce that finally pushed the site into a state of disrepair. it wasn’t until 1904 that the first formal excavations took place.
it’s just two and a half hours north of marmaris and just over an hour from denizli with its closest town being geyre. you can find it off the d585.


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The moral of the story is: the company did its homework and was able to proceed with the changes.
Both cases are currently under appeal.
You may not be a high end Bay Street trader, but if you’re already working under an employment contract, you’ve negotiated the terms for any number of good reasons and they’re all important. If you feel your employer has neglected to follow through on their side of the obligations in any way, you owe it to yourself to get the best advice.
Know your rights. Contact the breach of contract lawyers at Petrillo Law today by calling (905) 949-9433. We look forward to hearing from you.

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two very interesting cases involving franchise operations of both tim horton’s and dunkin donuts illustrate various aspects of breach of contract law.
the moral of the story is: the company did its homework and was able to proceed with the changes.
both cases are currently under appeal.
you may not be a high end bay street trader, but if you’re already working under an employment contract, you’ve negotiated the terms for any number of good reasons and they’re all important. if you feel your employer has neglected to follow through on their side of the obligations in any way, you owe it to yourself to get the best advice.
know your rights. contact the breach of contract lawyers at petrillo law today by calling (905) 949-9433. we look forward to hearing from you.


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The prime minister thanked the Iranian Supreme Leader’s support for Kashmiris struggle for self-determination. Zarif delivered a message of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, inviting the Prime Minister for the upcoming Asian Cooperation Dialogue Summit in Iran in October this year.
According to a press release issued by the Foreign Office, Zarif extended "best wishes of the Iranian leadership and the people of Iran on the election victory led by Prime Minister Imran Khan".
Welcoming the dignitary, Qureshi noted the potential for "strengthening the already strong bilateral relationship" between Pakistan and Iran.
Detailed discussions were also held on regional and global issues, including the situation in Afghanistan and the United States' decision to unilaterally withdraw from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) — more commonly referred to as the Iran nuclear deal.
In May, President Donald Trump withdrew the US from the Iran deal, terming it "one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into". The US government had also reinstated all sanctions waived as part of the nuclear accord and imposed additional economic penalties as well.
Britain, France and Germany had urged the Trump administration not to revoke the deal, arguing that the agreement was the best way of stopping Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Pakistan's Foreign Office had also expressed concern on US's withdrawal from the deal, saying that the decision would affect the world community's efforts to solve the "conflict" with Iran.
During the talks on Friday, Qureshi "supported Iran’s principled stance" and expressed the hope that remaining parties to the Iran deal would uphold their commitments. The foreign minister, according to the press release, reiterated that Pakistan stands with Iran "in this hour of need".
Qureshi stressed that Pakistan greatly values Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s "strong and unswerving support for the just struggle of the people of Kashmir".
Zarif, meanwhile, congratulated Qureshi on "Pakistan’s strong protest against the blasphemous caricature competition had led to cancellation of the event".
The army's media wing said the visiting dignitary "acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan’s contributions for conflict prevention in the region".
Iran has been warming up to Pakistan after remaining lukewarm for decades and potentially sees its neighbour as part of the emerging regional bloc that could include Russia and China. Iran this year celebrated Pakistan’s Independence Day in an unprecedented manner, displaying large greeting hoardings along major highways in Iranian cities.
Great. Lets revive RCD. Stay together and strong.
Give them all the verbal accolades and moral support, make good sensible deals with them but underneath it all be very careful they will throw Pakistan under the bus at the least sign of trouble for themselves as they have done in the past.
We shall help our neighbor in what ever field they need help, but again how much can we do when we ourselves are in a bind.
Pakistan should first stand by itself in this hour of need, then pledge to stand with others.
What about Saudi? Don’t get entangled with any “friendship” if we can’t keep up the promises.
When will the empty words translate into action? The Pipeline must be completed asap.
Well if he truly stands with Iran, why not complete the Iran/Pakistan gas line project signed by Zardari's government 5 years ago but shelved under US and KSA pressure by the Sharif government. It will help Iran and solve Pakistan's chronic gas and electricity shortage, cheaply and cleanly.
It is a very positive development. Though at present we have certain financial issues and there is coldness in PAK US relation, we should address these issues earnestly not in a retaliatory but conciliatory manner. Despite of this we should strengthen our bilateral ties with our neighbours and it should be our utmost priority. it would be better if the FM of both countries also discuss Afghanistan issue and give a public statement regarding this.
It is in the best interests of Pakistan to have cordial and warm relations with all its neighbors including even India. Millions of families stand divided apart on both sides of the border. Easing of tensions will have direct impact on lowering defence expenditure and diverting towards elevation of poverty. Similarly Iran and Afghanistan together can not only be helpful in the cited regard but would also be a good market for Pakistani goods.
PK is a sovereign country and must build relations with all countries and protect its interest. It should not succumb to any threats or conditions from other countries including the USA which has been a bit hostile lately. Glad Iranian delegation was treated with respect.
There is no way of prosperity except peace and harmony with all our neighbors. Welcome Iranian FM, Pakistan should invite Iranian leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
is it me or does Pakistan now look more respectable ?
Good stance by Pakistan. We need to improve relations with our neighbors even though Saudis may not like it.
Great advancements by Pakistan to extend gratitude to Iran, as the regional and global nexus of power is shifting.
Please stick to that stand, come what may? Don't succumb to any pressure from the high and mighty power. The country is with you on this principled decision.
Steady on Qureshi. Don't you need the IMF loan? Better not make Trump angry.
The USA does not care about who stands with whom.They will achieve whatever they have set out for.
Great going. Naya Pakistan is rocking.
This is how you build relationships!
PPP and PML-N, please learn something!
Every one now is back looking at Pakistan as the regional power of importance.
Why do you have to always take sides? Just manage your own foreign policy independently. Otherwise by making that statement you have not only set wrong expectations with iran but also given another reason to USA to be upset.
Iran is one of all weather friend of Pakistan though we have not play our part due to US pressure.
TAPI gas line is the US alternative for IPI gas line. With american sanctions placed on Iran and Pakistan being on FATF, there isn't much space for IK's resolve to materialise.
Pakistan and Iran beside being next door neighbor have lot in common such as religion and culture and in the past stood against hostile situation. Events taking place put responsibility on their shoulder to form an alliance, which should include Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Turkey.
Iran deserves justice and fair play like other countries in the region.
I am against openly taking sides with Iran. We must firmly be in Saudi camp.

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the prime minister thanked the iranian supreme leader’s support for kashmiris struggle for self-determination. zarif delivered a message of iranian president hassan rouhani, inviting the prime minister for the upcoming asian cooperation dialogue summit in iran in october this year.
according to a press release issued by the foreign office, zarif extended "best wishes of the iranian leadership and the people of iran on the election victory led by prime minister imran khan".
welcoming the dignitary, qureshi noted the potential for "strengthening the already strong bilateral relationship" between pakistan and iran.
detailed discussions were also held on regional and global issues, including the situation in afghanistan and the united states' decision to unilaterally withdraw from the 2015 joint comprehensive plan of action (jcpoa) — more commonly referred to as the iran nuclear deal.
in may, president donald trump withdrew the us from the iran deal, terming it "one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into". the us government had also reinstated all sanctions waived as part of the nuclear accord and imposed additional economic penalties as well.
britain, france and germany had urged the trump administration not to revoke the deal, arguing that the agreement was the best way of stopping tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
pakistan's foreign office had also expressed concern on us's withdrawal from the deal, saying that the decision would affect the world community's efforts to solve the "conflict" with iran.
during the talks on friday, qureshi "supported iran’s principled stance" and expressed the hope that remaining parties to the iran deal would uphold their commitments. the foreign minister, according to the press release, reiterated that pakistan stands with iran "in this hour of need".
qureshi stressed that pakistan greatly values supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei’s "strong and unswerving support for the just struggle of the people of kashmir".
zarif, meanwhile, congratulated qureshi on "pakistan’s strong protest against the blasphemous caricature competition had led to cancellation of the event".
the army's media wing said the visiting dignitary "acknowledged and appreciated pakistan’s contributions for conflict prevention in the region".
iran has been warming up to pakistan after remaining lukewarm for decades and potentially sees its neighbour as part of the emerging regional bloc that could include russia and china. iran this year celebrated pakistan’s independence day in an unprecedented manner, displaying large greeting hoardings along major highways in iranian cities.
great. lets revive rcd. stay together and strong.
give them all the verbal accolades and moral support, make good sensible deals with them but underneath it all be very careful they will throw pakistan under the bus at the least sign of trouble for themselves as they have done in the past.
we shall help our neighbor in what ever field they need help, but again how much can we do when we ourselves are in a bind.
pakistan should first stand by itself in this hour of need, then pledge to stand with others.
what about saudi? don’t get entangled with any “friendship” if we can’t keep up the promises.
when will the empty words translate into action? the pipeline must be completed asap.
well if he truly stands with iran, why not complete the iran/pakistan gas line project signed by zardari's government 5 years ago but shelved under us and ksa pressure by the sharif government. it will help iran and solve pakistan's chronic gas and electricity shortage, cheaply and cleanly.
it is a very positive development. though at present we have certain financial issues and there is coldness in pak us relation, we should address these issues earnestly not in a retaliatory but conciliatory manner. despite of this we should strengthen our bilateral ties with our neighbours and it should be our utmost priority. it would be better if the fm of both countries also discuss afghanistan issue and give a public statement regarding this.
it is in the best interests of pakistan to have cordial and warm relations with all its neighbors including even india. millions of families stand divided apart on both sides of the border. easing of tensions will have direct impact on lowering defence expenditure and diverting towards elevation of poverty. similarly iran and afghanistan together can not only be helpful in the cited regard but would also be a good market for pakistani goods.
pk is a sovereign country and must build relations with all countries and protect its interest. it should not succumb to any threats or conditions from other countries including the usa which has been a bit hostile lately. glad iranian delegation was treated with respect.
there is no way of prosperity except peace and harmony with all our neighbors. welcome iranian fm, pakistan should invite iranian leader ayatollah ali khamenei.
is it me or does pakistan now look more respectable ?
good stance by pakistan. we need to improve relations with our neighbors even though saudis may not like it.
great advancements by pakistan to extend gratitude to iran, as the regional and global nexus of power is shifting.
please stick to that stand, come what may? don't succumb to any pressure from the high and mighty power. the country is with you on this principled decision.
steady on qureshi. don't you need the imf loan? better not make trump angry.
the usa does not care about who stands with whom.they will achieve whatever they have set out for.
great going. naya pakistan is rocking.
this is how you build relationships!
ppp and pml-n, please learn something!
every one now is back looking at pakistan as the regional power of importance.
why do you have to always take sides? just manage your own foreign policy independently. otherwise by making that statement you have not only set wrong expectations with iran but also given another reason to usa to be upset.
iran is one of all weather friend of pakistan though we have not play our part due to us pressure.
tapi gas line is the us alternative for ipi gas line. with american sanctions placed on iran and pakistan being on fatf, there isn't much space for ik's resolve to materialise.
pakistan and iran beside being next door neighbor have lot in common such as religion and culture and in the past stood against hostile situation. events taking place put responsibility on their shoulder to form an alliance, which should include iraq, syria, afghanistan and turkey.
iran deserves justice and fair play like other countries in the region.
i am against openly taking sides with iran. we must firmly be in saudi camp.


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Since the Zhupiter CoString format is a pure text string for saving and transmitting, it is suitable for embedding in Internet URL transmission (such as embedded in HTTP GET URL), for transferring by tranditional telecom SMS (Short Message) or for applying by the CoString-enabled IM (Instant Message) software.
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By using the CoString URL form to directly share the information on the coordinates, it makes more convenient for information distributing and sharing. And the CoString can transfer the information on the coordinates more efficiency when using on the CoString-enabled IM or tranditional telecom SMS softwares. In addition, the CoString can be embedded in the web pages or documents, this makes more easy to show the information on the coordinates.
Comparing with the image files, the CoString can save a lot of the data size and time during storing and transmitting.
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The DrawingManager function of this library loads and uses several third-party program codes by their MIT Licenses. These third-party program codes are compressed and mergered into a 3party.min.js file for the web page loading speed. They are including jQuery UI, jQuery Simple Slider, jPicker, CLEditor and MSDropDown.
In the 'Google Maps' mode, this library loads and uses the third-party ContextMenu by its GPL License. This ContextMenu is also integrated into the 3party.min.js file for use.

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zhupiter costring is a format for describing the objects on the coordinates by a text string.
since the zhupiter costring format is a pure text string for saving and transmitting, it is suitable for embedding in internet url transmission (such as embedded in http get url), for transferring by tranditional telecom sms (short message) or for applying by the costring-enabled im (instant message) software.
costring has the simple formats for mapping between the object informaton and the text string. or even, you can manually edit a zhupiter costring.
the zhupiter costring transmitted between the url, the sms or the im messsage can be converted each other, and the costring used between the map and the canvas can also be converted each other. this means the zhupiter costring has the good characteristics in general purpose and cross-platform.
by using the costring url form to directly share the information on the coordinates, it makes more convenient for information distributing and sharing. and the costring can transfer the information on the coordinates more efficiency when using on the costring-enabled im or tranditional telecom sms softwares. in addition, the costring can be embedded in the web pages or documents, this makes more easy to show the information on the coordinates.
comparing with the image files, the costring can save a lot of the data size and time during storing and transmitting.
how to use the zhupiter costring api?
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DENVER, January 20, 2016 /Announcement/—Ubee Interactive Corporation is pleased to announce it is among the first five cable modem vendors to achieve CableLabs® DOCSIS® 3.1 certification.
The increased speeds provided by DOCSIS 3.1 technology will allow cable operators to meet the increasing bandwidth demands of higher-speed applications.
Lu also noted that Ubee, under the Ambit trade name[PB1] , was in the first group of companies to be awarded DOCSIS 3.0 certification by CableLabs® in 2008, and is again in the first group of vendors to receive DOCSIS 3.1 certification from CableLabs®.
Having shipped over 35 million DOCSIS devices, Ubee has been a DOCSIS modem market leader for over ten years. Ubee is currently engaged in DOCSIS 3.1 testing with several major cable operators.
About Ubee Interactive: Ubee is a global broadband technology company providing residential and commercial wire line and wireless solutions to service providers worldwide. The company develops and delivers innovative digital services to leading operators of converged communication services through its strengths in R&D, design, manufacturing and engineering. Ubee’s product portfolio includes data, voice, video, mobility, and portable devices. Ubee has offices in Europe, Asia, and the Americas (USA).

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denver, january 20, 2016 /announcement/—ubee interactive corporation is pleased to announce it is among the first five cable modem vendors to achieve cablelabs® docsis® 3.1 certification.
the increased speeds provided by docsis 3.1 technology will allow cable operators to meet the increasing bandwidth demands of higher-speed applications.
lu also noted that ubee, under the ambit trade name[pb1] , was in the first group of companies to be awarded docsis 3.0 certification by cablelabs® in 2008, and is again in the first group of vendors to receive docsis 3.1 certification from cablelabs®.
having shipped over 35 million docsis devices, ubee has been a docsis modem market leader for over ten years. ubee is currently engaged in docsis 3.1 testing with several major cable operators.
about ubee interactive: ubee is a global broadband technology company providing residential and commercial wire line and wireless solutions to service providers worldwide. the company develops and delivers innovative digital services to leading operators of converged communication services through its strengths in r&d, design, manufacturing and engineering. ubee’s product portfolio includes data, voice, video, mobility, and portable devices. ubee has offices in europe, asia, and the americas (usa).


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Bethlehem hosted its 27th annual Celtic Classic Highland Games and Festival this weekend. The Festival drew in more than 250,000 visitors from around the world for a weekend of Celtic music, crafts, food, competitions and family fun.
The festival first was hosted in 1988 by two Bethlehem residents that wanted to celebrate the strong Celtic heritage in the Lehigh Valley. Since then, it has grown significantly, attracting hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world to experience various traditional Celtic activities. These traditions and activities include everything from music to food, as well as competitions in the Highland Games, which are a series of traditional Celtic athletic events.
This year, the festival began Friday afternoon and continued into Saturday and Sunday.
The festival grew significantly this year, expanding into North Bethlehem’s Main Street. There, a new stage was featured for the first time this year, where some of the headline acts performed. In addition, five Main Street restaurants, including Brew Works, opened their doors to sell food.
According to the Celtic Classic website, there were nearly 40 food vendors, selling traditional Irish food like shepherd’s pie, corned beef and cabbage and Irish stew. However, other modern food options were available, such as pizza, tacos, gyros, hotdogs and hamburgers.
A variety of beer and alcoholic beverages were also available as part of the Celtic Classic, including the famed Irish draft, Guinness. A popular booth, “Pour The Perfect Pint,” had an expert on Guinness demonstrating the proper way to fill a pint. There was also a very popular whiskey tasting that sold out online in August.
The festival also had many other activities aimed at those who were not 21 to watch and participate in.
The U.S. National Highland Athletic Championships are hosted at the Celtic Classic, bringing the most elite athletes to Bethlehem to compete to be the best in events like hammer throwing, caber throwing — lifting and throwing a long log — and stone put — throwing large, heavy stones. These events test competitors’ strength and agility and are a festival favorite.
Gabrielle Martin, ’17, said she enjoyed seeing all of the diverse athletes compete and that seeing some of these competitions was a unique experience for her.
In addition to the exciting competitions, there was also an abundance of free, live music. More than 90 performances at 10 different stages were presented over the three day event. Festival-goers could participate in the Highland Dance competition, where teams of dancers competed in different Celtic dances. The sword dance was a crowd favorite.
There were also different Celtic bands featured at the festival, including violinists, percussion groups and, of course, the bag pipes.
Visitors could also visit different retail merchants selling Celtic clothing, jewelry, artwork and more.
“I bought all kinds of different jewelry . . . I really like the different style of the things they sell here,” said Tara MacDonald, 26, who came from Allentown just to do some shopping.
North Bethlehem resident Betsy Fitzpatrick attended the Celtic Festival all three days it occurred.

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bethlehem hosted its 27th annual celtic classic highland games and festival this weekend. the festival drew in more than 250,000 visitors from around the world for a weekend of celtic music, crafts, food, competitions and family fun.
the festival first was hosted in 1988 by two bethlehem residents that wanted to celebrate the strong celtic heritage in the lehigh valley. since then, it has grown significantly, attracting hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world to experience various traditional celtic activities. these traditions and activities include everything from music to food, as well as competitions in the highland games, which are a series of traditional celtic athletic events.
this year, the festival began friday afternoon and continued into saturday and sunday.
the festival grew significantly this year, expanding into north bethlehem’s main street. there, a new stage was featured for the first time this year, where some of the headline acts performed. in addition, five main street restaurants, including brew works, opened their doors to sell food.
according to the celtic classic website, there were nearly 40 food vendors, selling traditional irish food like shepherd’s pie, corned beef and cabbage and irish stew. however, other modern food options were available, such as pizza, tacos, gyros, hotdogs and hamburgers.
a variety of beer and alcoholic beverages were also available as part of the celtic classic, including the famed irish draft, guinness. a popular booth, “pour the perfect pint,” had an expert on guinness demonstrating the proper way to fill a pint. there was also a very popular whiskey tasting that sold out online in august.
the festival also had many other activities aimed at those who were not 21 to watch and participate in.
the u.s. national highland athletic championships are hosted at the celtic classic, bringing the most elite athletes to bethlehem to compete to be the best in events like hammer throwing, caber throwing — lifting and throwing a long log — and stone put — throwing large, heavy stones. these events test competitors’ strength and agility and are a festival favorite.
gabrielle martin, ’17, said she enjoyed seeing all of the diverse athletes compete and that seeing some of these competitions was a unique experience for her.
in addition to the exciting competitions, there was also an abundance of free, live music. more than 90 performances at 10 different stages were presented over the three day event. festival-goers could participate in the highland dance competition, where teams of dancers competed in different celtic dances. the sword dance was a crowd favorite.
there were also different celtic bands featured at the festival, including violinists, percussion groups and, of course, the bag pipes.
visitors could also visit different retail merchants selling celtic clothing, jewelry, artwork and more.
“i bought all kinds of different jewelry . . . i really like the different style of the things they sell here,” said tara macdonald, 26, who came from allentown just to do some shopping.
north bethlehem resident betsy fitzpatrick attended the celtic festival all three days it occurred.