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Wales are still alive in the Six Nations title race thanks to a 27-6 victory over France at the Millennium Stadium on Friday.
Wales are still alive in the 2014 Six Nations title race thanks to a 27-6 victory over France at the Millennium Stadium on Friday.
The defending champions bounced back from a heavy defeat in Dublin with a muscular display, leading from start to finish and outscoring their visitors two tries to none.
Unlike their performance a fortnight ago, the Welsh pack came to the party, dominating the contact zones and shutting down any and all French attacks.
Wales led 20-6 at the interval thanks to an opportunistic try from George North, five penalties from Leigh Halfpenny, some interesting refereeing from Alain Rolland and a few howlers from Jean-Marc Doussain.
It was a dominant opening 40 minutes from the defending champions, who hardly allowed the French into their 22.
The second-half saw just a single score but skipper Sam Warburton's try sealed the win that reignites Wales' hopes of claiming a third consecutive title.
It took just two minutes for the first points to be scored as Halfpenny found the target from almost 50 metres following a French ruck infringement.
It didn't take much longer for Wales to score the first try either. It came from a French mistake as Doussain clattered into Brice Dulin, causing the full-back to spill the ball to which he had beaten North in a race back to his line. The ball bounced free, allowing the Welsh centre to score a soft try.
Surprisingly, Halfpenny missed the conversion but he split the uprights with another long range effort soon afterwards to give the home side an 11-0 lead inside the first ten minutes.
The French scrum would earn the visitors their first points as Doussain landed a simple penalty but referee Rolland thought a slip by Nicolas Mas was worth three points in the other direction at the next set-piece so Wales led 14-3 at the end of the first quarter.
Doussain's poor form off the kicking tee continued as he missed an absolute sitter. Jules Plisson took over the kicking duties though and slotted the next one to cut the gap at 14-6.
The pattern of a Welsh reply for every French score continued though and North earned an easy three-pointer for Halfpenny with a crash ball in front of the sticks.
The home side would finish the half on a positive note as Halfpenny added his fifth penalty thanks to the Welsh scrum winning the ball back. (Despite Doussain noting Rolland's leniency for crooked feeds, he decided to roll it under Richard Hibbard's nose).
Phillipe Saint André saw the light and changed his scrum-half at the interval but France continued to leave points by the wayside as Plisson hooked a long-range effort before an offload from Mathieu Bastareaud was greeted by a knock-on within sight of the line.
The scrum-time lottery saw opposing props Gethin Jenkins and Mas hit the jackpot and win a yellow card each but it did little to abate the flow of penalties in both directions.
The nightmare for les Bleus continued as Louis Picamoles saw yellow before Warburton stretched out an arm to score after a powerful run from Jamie Roberts.
Despite their best efforts, the disjointed French attack failed to seriously threaten the outstanding Welsh defence as the home side closed shop until the final whistle.
Man of the match: Hard to pick out a single man as the entire Welsh pack deserve a pat on the back. A mention for Jamie Roberts, who was key to getting Wales going forward, and Rhys Webb, who made a lot of good decisions. But we'll go for Sam Warbuton, not only for his try and strong performance in the tackle area, but for leading a much-improved effort from the men in red.
Moment of the match: France found themselves chasing the game almost from the first whistle. George North's try set Wales on their way, and they never looked back.
Villain of the match: No nasty stuff to report.
The scorers:
For Wales:
Tries: North, Warburton
Con: Halfpenny
Pens: Halfpenny 5
Yellow card: Jenkins
For France:
Pens: Doussain, Plisson
Yellow cards: Mas, Picamoles
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 George North, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 Liam Williams, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Taulupe Faletau, 7 Sam Warburton (capt), 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Jake Ball, 4 Luke Charteris, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Rhodri Jones, 19 Andrew Coombs, 20 Justin Tipuric, 21 Mike Phillips, 22 Dan Biggar, 23 James Hook.
France: 15 Brice Dulin, 14 Yoann Huget, 13 Mathieu Bastareaud, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Hugo Bonneval, 10 Jules Plisson, 9 Jean-Marc Doussain, 8 Louis Picamoles, 7 Wenceslas Lauret, 6 Yannick Nyanga, 5 Yoann Maestri 4 Pascal Papé (c), 3 Nicolas Mas, 2 Dimitri Szarzewski, 1 Thomas Domingo.
Replacements:16 Brice Mach, 17 Yannick Forestier, 18 Vincent Debaty , 19 Sebastien Vahaamahina, 20 Damien Chouly, 21 Maxime Machenaud, 22 Rémi Talès, 23 Gael Fickou.
Venue: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Referee: Alain Rolland (Ireland)
Assistant referees: John Lacey (Ireland), Dudley Phillips (Ireland)


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Christmas Eve
Cam Davie
June 30 2010 08:54AM
What will the Canucks get in their stockings this year? A top 4 D? A 3rd line C?
Trade Deadline day has lost its punch. Under the new CBA, given the way contracts are escalating, it's harder and harder to pull of a blockbuster deal on the last day of trading in the NHL season.
The real blockbusters happen on July 1st - the first day of Free Agency. Otherwise known as Christmas in July.
So what will Canucks fans get for Christmas this year?
Mike Gillis has made it clear that he is still shopping for defencemen after having their lack of depth exposed during the playoffs. He has already started that process, bringing in new blood in the form of Keith Ballard. He also gave RFA Shane O'Brien a qualifying offer, indicating a desire to re-sign the young but improving defenceman. He's also said that he would like to keep Willie Mitchell, provided Mitchell's concussion symptoms clear up.
So that leaves Kevin Bieksa all but gone from the Canucks. And with Gillis stating that he isn't done looking for depth on defense, he has all but offered Bieksa to any bidder willing to talk.
The Canucks' most likely target appears to be BC native Dan Hamhuis, who remains unsigned after having his rights traded twice in a week. His price will be high, a minimum of $4m per year, because of a small and mostly unimpressive UFA class this year.
For a breakdown of what I think Gillis, Vigneault and the Canucks should do with the defense and who they should target in the free agent market, read my article on the Canucks defense.
Up front, the Canucks remain on the hunt for a 3rd line center. Here there are a few options, along with some trade options. I would love to see the Canucks sign Manny Malhotra, a definitive team player who slots in perfectly with Vancouver's need for a gritty, smart center who can win faceoffs and kill penalties.
For a breakdown of what I think Gillis, Vigneault and the Canucks should do with the forwards and who they should target in the free agent market, read my article on the Canucks forwards.
Will Gillis be able to land Hamhuis and trade away Bieksa? Will he be able to finally land a gritty, all purpose 3rd line C? Will the Canucks be a big swimmer in the UFA pool? Or will they only dip their toe in?
We'll find out Christmas morning... Er rather July 1st.
July 01 2010, 12:00PM
You got your wish, Manny signed 3 years 7.5 with a no trade. Must be the end of the Kyle Wellwood era.

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Lot 468: A DOZEN STERLING SILVER SPOONS
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11) Which A+ list single named entertainer abhors swearing in his presence, yet in private he swears like a truck driver?
Half the sings he recorded before Purple Rain were filthy.ReplyCancel
He must be DeliriousReplyCancel
Don't care. Love him.ReplyCancel
Meh. I'm like that. Swearing in my car when no one is around gives me a lunatic's amount of pleasure. 😛ReplyCancel
Everyone swears when they're frustrated but most pretend not to.ReplyCancel
I don't think so, Charlie. It's just that when it comes to swearing, he's a One Man Jam.ReplyCancel
Perhaps he just saves it for when he's driving his Little Red Corvette?ReplyCancel
just luv that guy, such a diva he isReplyCancel
He cursed out my girl simply because she wore a Raspberry BeretReplyCancel
Well, it's upsetting when you're on a nice drive in the Mountains, and you get cut off by Just Another Sucker in a Raspberry Beret.ReplyCancel
Is Sandy's girlfriend Darling Nikki?ReplyCancel
I heard he hasn't driven since 1999ReplyCancel
When that happens, TNC, just blow them a Kiss.ReplyCancel
Maybe he was just mad that his coffee wasn't right? Cream! Jeez! How hard is it to remember to Get it On Top!ReplyCancel
I love this. Can you imagine opening your door to Prince?
No Anna Stasia charlieReplyCancel
Did I tell you guys about the last time I got coffee? When I was walking along and saw Doves flying in formation? Made me CryReplyCancel
What he doesn't realize is that a Lovin' Cup of coffee with no cream is Better Than You Think.ReplyCancel
In fairness, we all swear at our Computer. Blue screen of death will get ya every time.ReplyCancel
I remember him saying in an old interview that he does go door to door, but puts on a disguise.ReplyCancel
I bet his car seats are all Pink and feel like CashmereReplyCancel
I always wonder(ed), what is this guys deal? He acts like an alien on earth- the years of silence, the whole is he or isnt he married, did he or didnt he lose a newborn baby, the whole symbol thing instead of his name as a protest. Wth? Then there are his so called jokes which are really cruel ways to treat people. He never lived up to his potential as writer and perfomer after purple rain era. So i wonder, what is it? Drink? Drugs? MI?ReplyCancel
I think what's happened to him is what has happened to most celebs they become isoloated & only have employees for family & friends & lovers.ReplyCancel
Have you seen this?
Good article, @Bacon! I was thinking how cool that would be, until he went all Kirk Cameron. :/ReplyCancel
A great performance right here.
Dhani Harrison, Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne, Prince and others perform "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" at the 2004 Rock Hall induction of George Harrison, with Prince going nuts on Clapton's solo.
(I never much cared for Jeff Lynne but he does a find job here too.)ReplyCancel
I am 100% of the Prince era. Purple Rain came out when I was in college, we used to play it nonstop. Loved it, loved him.
Even so, I never quite understood why there is this aura of OMGPRINCEISSUCHAGENIUS around him…? He's good, yes. But a mind-blowing genius? Not really. Don't see it or get it.ReplyCancel
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3500 Youngfield St, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
I eat here often. I am a sensitive celiac. Never been sick from their food. Just about everything is GF except Flour Totillas and fried flour tortilla bowls. Qdoba says to stay away from the fried taco shells and tortilla chips due to possible cross contamination.
1100 Collinsville Crossing Blvd, Collinsville, IL 62234
Menu not clear, but go for a bowl. The meats, rice, beans, chips, etc are GF. Avoid flour tortillas.
1520 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
Love the options! Maybe some dedicated space for our Celiac friends. overall this is fantastic for the " intolerant" crowd like me.
836 S State St, Big Rapids, MI 49307
Gluten Free menu online. Don't get the flour tortilla.
13641 Metcalf Ave, Overland Park, KS 66223
Good tasting food here. It's a fast-casual type restaurant along the lines of Chipotle and Freebirds, but nicer: better food IMO, much more seating than Chipotle, Coca-Cola Freestyle drink machine with many options, and friendly, helpful staff that are happy to change their gloves before fixing a gluten-free bowl. See the Allergen menu for details (see link above).
17047 Mercantile Blvd h, Noblesville, IN 46060
Mexican chain for counter-serve, custom burritos, tacos & more, including health-oriented options.https://www.qdoba.com/static/downloads/allergen_chart_and_ingredient_statements__us.pdf
1408 E Golf Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60173
I eat regularly at the Q'Doba in Menomonee Falls on Appleton ave, near County Line road. I frequently ask for clean gloves, and ask them not to touch the flour burrito shell before they grab a bowl. The person who has clean gloves will frequently take my bowl all the way down the line, which is nice... Occasionally they will touch their spoons on the burrito shells, and workers who have just made burritos will grab the cheese with their contaminated gloves, BUT I have never felt "glutened" EVER from ANY Q'Doba at which I've eaten, and this makes it my "Go To" fast food joint.
1600 Woodbury Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801
The staff was clueless. After walking them through how to make a corn quesadilla for my toddler with Celiac, they told me that they dust their cheese in flour so it doesn't stick together, and is that a problem?
2105 Ingersoll Avenue #104, Des Moines, IA 50312
Fantastic staff and extremely knowledgeable about what I can and can't have. Their food is delicious and fairly cheap! One of the only places I dare eat at these days!
2268 US Highway 22 E, Union, NJ 07083
i called in advance and was told my daughter who has celiac may eat the rice and beans (but not the tortilla chips). when we arrived they used the same ladle from the rice/beans onto the flour tortillas and had no other rice and beans available.
1560 Shingle Creek Pkwy, Brooklyn Center, MN 55429
Very Celiac friendly. The bowls are completely gluten free, just ask them to change their gloves before they make your food. They are very accommodating. I eat there at least once a week and never have any issues.
1104 W Elizabeth St, Fort Collins, CO 80521
Cheap, and I eat here all the time. Naked burritos are a favorite, as are the nachos and the chips and queso are a favorite. My favorite winter meal is "mexican gumbo": a naked burrito with tortilla soup on top. Skip the tortilla strips, but otherwise makes this a cheap, hearty healthy meal.
13165 U.S. 301, Riverview, FL 33578
I eat here all the time and have never gotten sick! They are very educated when it comes to celiac and gluten sensitivity. Whenever I say that I can't have gluten, they automatically change their gloves and wipe down the surfaces. Love them and their food.
1340 Ellice Ave, Unit 1, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0E9, Canada R3G 0E9
I eat here often. Never an issue. Let them know you have gluten allergy and they'll put fresh gloves and use new utensils. Mexican soup is great. Burrito in a bowl is too. I haven't tried any of the tacos yet but they look tasty use corn tortillas.
17C Premium Outlets Boulevard, Merrimack, NH 03054
Had a "burrito" bowl with ground beef, beans, and rice. Employee changed her gloves and told me chips have no gluten but are made in same fryer. Food was delicious.
6505 W Park Blvd #340, Plano, TX 75093
Great food. Fresh ingredients. Guacamole and Queso are not charged extra (unlike Chipotle!)! Quick friendly service too!
618 N 12th St, Murray, KY 42071
Friendly & knowledge staff. Willing to change gloves, get cheese & lettuce from new containers. Chips not safe due to a common fryer. Tasted good & didn't get sick 👍🏻
7650 SE 27th St #106, Mercer Island, WA 98040
I eat here all the time, the have a burrito bowl which is like a burrito without the tortilla and it is my favorite food! Also I have celiac and have never gotten sick eating here.
430 N Rock Rd, Wichita, KS 67206
When I visit at 9pm on a Thursday night, the employee didn't seem to have training on wheat allergies. After he was unsure about some menu and cross contamination questions I had, he asked the manger (who didn't come out to talk directly with me) and offered no additional information. Needless to say, I didn't feel comfortable eating there, so I left.
1298 Promenade Pl, Eagan, MN 55121
So sad! This was a very celiac friendly spot at one time, but at my last visit the staff were poorly trained and not very nice. In the past they used all utensils for adding ingredients. On the most recent trip they had switched to using their hands to serve the grated cheese so even though they will change gloves for your order many other contaminated hands already dipped into the cheese. When I asked the employee why they started doing that since keeping things clean was an advantage they had over their nearest competition, she just shrugged.
22040 Eureka Road, Taylor, MI 48180
good options for a bowl, they do not have gf tortilla chips😣
5030 East 2nd Street #1, Casper, WY 82609
My family of 7 really enjoyed our visit to this restaurant. I am so glad we were able to eat here. My husband and I shared a triple meat combo meal. The baked beans were amazing, and the broccoli was so delicious! I would eat here again for sure!
1104 W Elizabeth St, Fort Collins, CO 80521
My favorite place to eat since being GF. Eat here all the time, it's gross. Never had any problems and if you get the bowl and avoid the tortilla strips I believe everything else should be fine.
2711 S Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82718
The owner / manager is very knowledgeable and very accommodating when I told him I was GF. I eat here often and the staff are always great.
22612 Bothell Everett Hwy, Bothell, WA 98021
Qdoba has become a regular "fast food" stop for us. I have celiac and can eat almost everything on the menu. Stay away from flour tortillas and the chips. Love the burrito bowl.
Bayonne Crossing Way, Bayonne, NJ 07002
I've been going here for almost a year regularly and I've never gotten sick. Just get a bowl without the tortilla! Delicious and safe.
22040 Eureka Road, Taylor, MI 48180
I was hanging my head over the tiolet within an hour of eating at this Qudoba. Lasted most of the night.
430 N Rock Rd, Wichita, KS 67206
While they list all shells, chips and tortillas as either containing gluten or having a chance of cross contamination, you can still get a delicious burrito bowl with rice. They even have a kids bowl, it isn't on the menu but if you ask they have it. Their website has a complete allergen list that lists gluten specifically and not just wheat. The employees in the store were knowledgable and each item had its own utensil to reduce cross contamination risk. All the meat options were gluten free and there are loads of gluten free topping options included in the price (guacamole and queso don't cost extra). One happy parent with three happy kids (the pickiest one not only cleaned her plate she licked it clean)! We will be back a lot!
4101 Fashion Dr, Nanuet, NY 10954
Very good and once I told them I was GF they guided through their GF offerings.
2019 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
I asked the server what the gluten free items were and he had no idea what I was talking about. He got the manager who stated I would have to look on their website for ingredients as it was too much of a liability for him to declare something gluten free or not! No dedicated prep area or consideration for cross contamination.
836 S State St, Big Rapids, MI 49307
The staff was very friendly. my daughter is also casein free, so the tacos they messed up on, they offered to me for free. But I just made them up for my husband. Flour shells are rarer, but they do use it, and have a shared warmer. So I can't rate celiac friendly. But they are great and we will eat there again.
139 S Knoblock St, Stillwater, OK 74074
very yummy! all meats reportedly GF but surprisingly not the queso:(
17801 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98158
went to order, was told I could just have a bowl. No glove changes, no spoon changes, after songs were rubbed in tortillas and placed back in containers. Didn't even risk it.
459 S McCaslin Blvd #1, Louisville, CO 80027
really not a safe place to eat if you have celiac disease
6002 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Tex Mex place & I haven't had a reaction to their chips. Similar to Chipotle.
5150 Northland Dr NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Great options. One of my daughter's favorites.
3452 Fairlane Drive, Allen Park, MI 48101
Not safe for Celiacs, cross contamination and the employees do not care.
18700 33rd Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98037
Almost everything on the menu can be made gluten free. Just omit the tortilla!
3670 Austin Bluffs Parkway #100, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
I eat at this location a lot and have never had any issues.
4903 E. Main St., Unit B, Farmington, NM 87401
Have eaten here several times with no issues. Just ask for their allergen list and ask them to change their gloves.
6304 York Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212
Good quick Mexican stop. Queso is awesome.
4903 E. Main St., Unit B, Farmington, NM 87401
Chips are not gluten free
301 N Clippert St, Lansing, MI 48912
My daughter is celiac so we get to go containers of shredded beef and cilantro rice then make burritos and tacos at home. Cost is under $3. We've never had a problem with the food. Queso and chips have been fine too.
17801 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98158
This is an order at counter place similar to chipotle in the central food court. Employee said everything (but tortillas and chips) is gluten free. Please ask again for confirming reports. Ordered burrito bowl.
4101 Fashion Dr, Nanuet, NY 10954
I have celiac and noticed online that there were gluten free options. I walked in told the server/manager that I would have a bowl. He said one second took his gloves off went to sink washed his hands then put new gloves on. I thanked him. He then proceeded to tell me what I could eat and what I couldn't. Great experience and food will definitely be back!!!!
2711 S Douglas Hwy, Gillette, WY 82718
Most of the time no reaction
3225 Alpine Ave NW, Walker, MI 49544
Before ordering, make sure to familiarize yourself with the GF ingredients from Qdoba's website. It seems that there are policies in place, but the staff did not appear well-educated on GF and did not take it very seriously. Although they changed gloves readily, they did not change any serving utensils. The restaurant only has one workspace for preparing food. When eating here, look out for yourself and be careful as cross-contamination could be an issue.
1771 Plymouth Rd #103, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
While the whole menu is not Gluten Free, almost all of the meats, beans, Quesos are gluten free. At this location staff is very understanding and change gloves when preparing food. Be sure to order the "naked" burrito (no tortilla). The salsa is gluten free but they warn that the chips could have cross contamination so eat with caution. My self and my girlfriend have eaten several times without any problems.
22040 Eureka Road, Taylor, MI 48180
Most items are GF in a bowl
3670 Austin Bluffs Parkway #100, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
I eat here regularly, and I'm pleased with the selection. I always ask them to wash their hands and change their gloves and they never give me a hard time about it. The tortilla chips and the specialty queso are NOT gluten free, but the basic queso is.
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Coastal Erosion Affects BLM Arctic Lands
Imagine a place where coastal erosion rates are among the highest in the world—and that's increasing!
[Photo by Benjamin Jones, USGS showing where the Esook Trading Post once thrived]
The BLM currently manages 1,154 miles of coastline on Alaska's North Slope, a coastline that makes up the northern border of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A). Coastal erosion is most noticeable from Drew Point to Cape Halkett, especially near Pogik Bay.
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientist Benjamin Jones and his colleagues recently researched the average erosion rates along this segment of the NPR-A's coast. While coastline erosion is a natural process, Jones says "it appears that erosion between Drew Point and Cape Halkett is increasing." He points out that "some locations along the Drew Point to Cape Halkett stretch have eroded inland the length of nearly nine football fields between 1955 and 2009!"
The research shows that between 1955-2001, erosion rates ranged from 6-meters to 8-meters per year. The new research shows the rates from 2002-2009 eroding at a rate of 14-meters to 17-meters per year. Although sites studied vary, 60 percent show an increasing rate of erosion.
John Payne, Director of the North Slope Science Initiative (NSSI), says that "Coastal erosion is a big issue for the NSSI." He adds that "it will most likely continue to increase due to sea-level rise; decreased amounts of shorefast ice and near shore pack ice; increased depth of the active layer; warming ocean waters; and, more intense storms." The NSSI hopes to conduct more scientific studies and will continue to monitor coastal erosion.
In response to coastal erosion, the BLM plugged the J.W. Dalton (2004), Atigaru (2009), and Drew Point (2010) legacy wells in the NPRA.
By Vanessa Rathbun, John Payne, and Benjamin Jones
Reports, studies, and resources are available from the North Slope Science Initiative, http://www.northslope.org.
Find USGS data, studies, photos, videos, and map resources, http://alaska.usgs.gov.


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Surreal, satirical and humorous poetry from UK performance poet, George Stanworth. The poems include 'Kidnapped By A Public House', 'John Hegley's Not A Weatherman', 'I Can't Believe It's Bitter, Not Butter', 'The Annie Lennox Lewis 3000', and 'A Party Popper Political Broadcast'. This is the follow up to the hilarious, but low-selling poetry book - 'Your Sax Is On Fire', published in January 2012. Both books contain a few poems that are unsuitable for children.


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ATLANTA -- Less than two weeks from his 40th birthday, John Smoltz looks as dominant as ever.
Smoltz pitched seven shutout innings for his first win over the Dodgers in more than eight years, and the Atlanta Braves beat Los Angeles 4-0 in a matchup of first-place teams Friday night.
"That was vintage Smoltz," manager Bobby Cox said. "My goodness."
Smoltz (4-1) escaped a bases-loaded, no-outs jam in the fourth on the way to his first win over Los Angeles since April 19, 1999. He picked up his 197th career win and, the way things are going, figures to have a shot at No. 200 shortly after he turns 40 on May 15.
"I'm not going to go out there and strike out guys like I did in years past," Smoltz said. "But I'm going to be on the attack. Hopefully what I've learned to do is not give in to certain circumstances."
Brian McCann returned to the lineup with a two-run double and Jeff Francoeur drove in Atlanta's other runs with a fifth-inning single.
Mike Gonzalez and Rafael Soriano finished off the eight-hit shutout with one scoreless inning apiece.
Brett Tomko (0-3) surrendered a season-high six walks and went to three balls on two other hitters in 4 2/3 innings. The Braves forced him to throw strikes and took advantage when he did, scoring all their runs with two outs.
That's nothing new. Atlanta leads the majors in two-out production, scoring more than half its runs -- 74 of 146 -- in those situations.
"Don't even ask me about that anymore," Cox said with a smile. "I don't have an answer to that one."
In the first, Edgar Renteria reached on a one-out single -- extending his hitting streak to 13 games -- and Chipper Jones walked. Andruw Jones popped out to bring up McCann, who missed the previous game with a sore finger after getting caught on the back of the mitt with a swing.
McCann worked the count full, then lined an outside pitch into the left-field corner for an opposite-field double. Just like that, Smoltz had a two-run lead. He felt like it was his game to lose.
"That's the greatest feeling in the world for a starting pitcher," Smoltz said.
Tomko couldn't believe that McCann was able to get his bat on the pitch, which appeared to be several inches off the plate.
"It wasn't even close to being a strike," Tomko said.
The NL West-leading Dodgers had a chance to get back in the game when they loaded the bases with three straight singles to start the fourth. But Andre Ethier popped to shortstop, former Brave Wilson Betemit struck out swinging and Ramon Martinez flied to left.
Willie Harris made a nice running catch cutting into the gap on Martinez, the second straight game that the new left fielder has helped the Braves with defense. He made a diving catch in the ninth inning of a 4-3 win over Philadelphia on Wednesday.
"When I'm pitching, the outfielders are the most important players on the field," Smoltz said. "When Willie Harris made that catch, I though that would be their last chance to score."
Smoltz gave up half of his six hits that inning. He also walked two and struck out six. He has allowed three earned runs or fewer in six of his seven starts this season.
Tomko loaded the bases with three walks in the fifth and couldn't escape the mess of his own making. Sensing the pitcher would come in with a strike, Francoeur jumped on the first pitch and sent a liner toward left-center. Juan Pierre raced in for a diving attempt, but the ball skidded off the top of his glove as two runners raced home.
Tomko's knees buckled as he watched from the mound, and he shot a brief glance toward Pierre on the way to the dugout after getting yanked.
"I was looking for something away so I could get my bat on it," Francoeur said. "I was lucky to get a little help from Pierre, but I'll take it."
Tomko has never had much success in Atlanta, dropping to 0-4 with an 8.88 ERA in five career starts at Turner Field.
"I thought I threw the ball decent," said Tomko, who allowed his most walks since May 31, 2005, when he also walked six. "I didn't think I was wild. I was just missing."
Smoltz's career mark against Los Angeles improved to 16-13. But he had fewer chances to beat the Dodgers while missing all of 2000 recovering from elbow surgery, then spending three-plus seasons as the closer, picking up 154 saves.
Overall, Tomko is 2-4 with 6.89 ERA in 10 career appearances against the Braves. ... Chipper Jones went 0-for-2 with two walks, snapping his 12-game hitting streak. ... Francoeur has 20 of his 27 RBIs with two outs. He came into the night leading the NL. ... McCann was called for catcher's interference for the second game in a row, though he wasn't hurt this time. "I'm in a funk back there," he said. "It's like I've never caught before." ... The Dodgers have scored only five runs in their last four games. "It's starting to be a real concern of mine," manager Grady Little said. "We have to make some changes."


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During an earnings call hosted by Chris Evenden, NVIDIA's Senior Director of Investor Relations. Evenden revealed that Grand Theft Auto V will be released on PC this fall.
Evenden was speaking changes in the PC market when he said that PC gamers should be "preparing their systems for a strong roster of games coming this fall, including blockbuster franchises, such as Call of Duty: Ghosts, Grand Theft Auto V and Assassin's Creed IV."
Officially, the PC version of GTA V is "up for consideration" by Rockstar. Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game are scheduled for release on September 17th, 2013. Looks like GTA PC fans won't have to wait long this time.
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I would like to think this is true. But since when does Nvidia tell R* what to do? Plus, that quote can be misread, "strong roster of games coming this fall". Sure, there's always a COD game coming out and Assassin's Creed is slowly turning into a COD clone, in that they release one every year. And the GTA 5 mention in there? Sure, it's coming this fall to the 6 year old hardware consoles... but we PC gamers might need to wait several (normally 6-8) months to get our hands on that game. And, buy the games if you enjoy them don't be a free-loader! (no pun intended... well, maybe a little)
Abuncha bs
Prepairing their systems for games like those. Most gaming machines are already capable of running xbox one games as E3 had proven. So Nvidia is most likely just shooting complete b.s. anyway. Probably gonna intentionally break their drivers and shader programs built into the game to trick people into upgrading. Her rockstar, here is 4 million dollars, break your game for us.....please Seriously though, I know rockstars track history, it would take a huge payout to have that game released earlier.
Broken drivers to make people
Broken drivers to make people upgrade faster.. **** you scare me!! Just thinking about doing this to their own customers would be quite freaky. I believe it's heading to pc before christmas cause Nvidia wouldn't throw things in the air without any reliability but I see it at minimum 6 to 8 weeks after the consoles release to maximize the sales of the game. A steam release on early december seem not so impossible.


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|Translating pivotal response training into classroom environments
|Stahmer, Aubyn
|Rady Children's Hospital Health Center
|The impact of classroom climate on autism intervention fidelity and outcomes
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Support at least five community-based studies that assess the effectiveness of interventions and services in broader community settings by 2015. Such studies may include comparative effectiveness research studies that assess the relative effectiveness of:
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Progress: 30-45 studies have been supported, which is greater than the recommended minimum of at least five studies. Considerable work has been done under this objective, but these projects do not cover the full scope of interventions in the community. Comparing the large number of studies to the funding suggests that many small studies are being funded rather than fewer large ones.
Remaining Gaps, Needs, and Opportunities: Emphasis on both the evaluation of interventions in controlled/academic settings prior to community based studies and the translation of interventions to community-based settings is key. Understanding of "Type 2 Translation," or transfer of research from academic settings to real-world settings is important, considering barriers to transferring academic-based interventions to clinical groups and communities. Investment is still necessary in the academic setting before successful translation to community-based interventions can occur. For successful T2 translation to underserved communities, cost effectiveness and case coordination or case management is often helpful with uptake. This objective also overlaps considerably with objectives in Question 5. It is important to explore which supports are specifically executed at the community level (vs. home, schools, etc.), and to determine how they are best designed.


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Jim Wojda's '84 Mustang GT Outlaw Race Car
What Makes This Near-Stock-Appearing GT Outlaw So Quick?
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Actually, the names pronounced Woy-da, not Waj-da, but no matter how you say his last name, the fact remains Jim Wojdas innocently virgin-white 84 GT could have been be a whole lot of fun in the old days on Detroits Woodward Avenue, not far from Jims hometown of Howell, Michigan.
If you could time warp this thing back to the heyday of Woodward street racing, its devious combination of stock looks and repeatable mid-eight-second performance would have made for many a surprised competitor.
Come to think of it, even today those same attributes probably make for some surprised rivals in the NMRA Super Street Outlaw class where Jim regularly competes. Despite its unassuming countenance, this car is, as Jim describes it, the fastest Southside Mustang in the country, referring to the fact that its spooled rear axle is located by Southside Machine lowers, rather than anything more exoticand expectedlike a pair of ladder bars.
Now, Outlaw Mustangs in general are not noted for their stability or sanity (you may have noticed that every time they come to the line, Dr. Jamie Meyers announcing voice jumps yet another octave), but trying to e.t. in the mid-eights on a stock-style suspension nearly always makes for a brief but exciting foray into the world of the Truly Deranged.
We asked Jim what it was like to rip through a quarter-mile in about half the time the rear suspension was engineered to go. The car is pretty scary down track, Jim admits (now theres a surprise). It seems to leave the starting line fine, and its fine until almost the eighth-mile, and thats when the car starts to move aroundit yaws from side to side.
These top-end antics are practically unavoidable in the overpowered, under-chassised Outlaw class, but Jim says the car behaves much better than it used to, thanks to his introduction last fall to Rich McCarren, a race-car fabricator and owner of Taylor, Michigans McCarren Racing. Jim explains how Rich, who is now the cars unofficial crew chief, can quickly adjust for track conditions using one of his own custom sway bars: The car will move around, do this and that, hell crawl underneath it for 10 minutes, come back out, and say OK, its fine, and this thingll be on a string. Richs hand has also played a role in the GTs 60-foot times, which Jim tells us are now consistently in the 1.28- to 1.30-second range.
When Jim bought the 84 GT six years ago at age 19, running it in Street Outlaw was the furthest thing from his mind. At that time the low-mileage white hatchback had a 302 with iron 351 heads, and would run mid-11s with no power adder. That was fine at the time, but as his friends cars went quicker and the drag-racing bug bit deeper, Jim felt he had to keep up, so in 1998 he put together a stock-block 377 with Trick Flow Street Heats and a fogger that was capable of 9.20s at 146 mph. After snapping a rod, that motor was put back together and sold, as Jim realized he would have to step it up to be competitive in the ever-accelerating Outlaw field.
The 84 GTs best performance as of this writing has been 8.65 at 159 mphgood enough to attract Southside Machine and Creative Performance Racing to come on board as sponsors. That was with a No. 32 jet (about 325 hp) in the fogger. For the latter half of the season, Jim may experiment with a No. 46 jet (good for about a 500-horse hit), so everyone please stay away from the guardrails at the far end of the track.
Naturally, all this performance doesnt come without some breakage. We started the year with four spare pistons, Jim says. Its the second week of July and were down to one. Looking for improved reliability, Jim is likely to replace the nitrous with a blower next year. No matter what its power adder, look for this plain white wrapper to surprise a few competitors.
Horse Sense: According to Southside Machine [(330) 669-3556], its Lift Bars relocate a Mustangs instant center, or lift point, from three feet in front of the bumper to the middle of the car, which is said to reduce frontend lift and rearend squat for a more even lift at launch. Lift bars are available in bolt-on (PN 1314) and weld-on (PN 1314HP) versions.


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Millions of years ago in Alaska, large hadrosaur dinosaurs looked for fresh leaves while packs of lightly-built Troodons hunted for fresh meat. And all this past life was fresh in the minds of 30 kindergarten students today at the BLM Campbell Creek Science Center.
With vivid imaginations these students from Tudor Elementary were able to act as young paleontologists and learn about the exciting world of dinosaurs. During the three-hour "Fossil Finders" program, students dressed up as dinosaurs to learn how they adapted to past environments, even in Alaska! Then they tromped outside in the snow as dino-detectives to investigate a simulated set of dinosaur tracks. Students used their observational skills to figure out how big or small certain dinosaurs were—and how they behaved—all from their tracks! In other parts of the program, students made various types of plant and animal fossils. The highlight of the program was a "mock dig" activity where students used brushes to delicately tease out the information surrounding a fossil and learn details of the dramatic past lives of dinosaurs.
"This trip helped increase my students' STEM skills and knowledge through hands-on exploration," says Joanne Christian, kindergarten teacher from Tudor Elementary. "My students are studying different types of soils, so they were able to transfer their prior knowledge to the dinosaur era."
Another teacher was equally excited about the field trip to the Campbell Creek Science Center. "I wanted my students to know about this public land resource in their own back yard," said Lisa Church. "This was an excellent hands-on, minds-on experience!"
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Cherokee Hotshots Team describe dangers battling wildfires
UNICOI COUNTY, Tenn. - We caught up with the Cherokee Hotshots Team in Unicoi County, Tennessee to learn more about their on-the-job dangers.
When a forest fire gets out of control, the Cherokee Hotshots Team is one of the first to battle the flames.
Forest Supervisor Guy Street says it's simply tragic to hear about the loss of fellow firefighters in Arizona. "Most of us will be wondering which one on the crew we knew personally because it's kind of a small world," added Street.
That's because his crew is sent all across the country to save lives. Twenty men and women make up the Cherokee Hotshots Team.
We learned they're not only specialists in fighting rapid wildfires at the ground level, they're ready to go at all times. "They keep their trucks packed and all their necessary things for fighting fires. When we get the call they have two hours from the time they arrive here at the station to go out the gate," added Street.
This crew is self-sufficient, meaning they carry enough food and water to last at least two days, a first aid kit, and a fire shelter which a firefighter can crawl into if there's no other way to escape the oncoming flames.
Thomas Jenkins was on the team for three fire seasons. He says on-the-job dangers ranged from the environment to people stopping to take pictures. To stay safe, Jenkins says he relied on fellow firefighters. "You have to trust your teammates to watch your back," he told us.
We learned the Cherokee Hotshots Team trains year-round. With every fire they plan escape routes, but there's always uneasiness when facing the flames. "It's nature at its worst and you can't control it. You just kind of hope to contain it," added Jenkins.
The Cherokee Hotshots Team tells us they are not expecting a call to help fight the wildfire in Arizona.
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Best will buy out Slingshot in 2014, closely followed by acquiring Takoon and Wainmann in 2015 and the eternal rights to Kevin Langeree's soul in 2016. North reply by buying out Switch and then Naish. In 2018, Flash Austin is elected as the 268th pope. Following the great Cabrinha war of 2020, only Best and North remain, splitting kiters firmly into two tribes; those that want a flying cock on their kites and those that want their kite covered in meaningless slogans. This proves to be a boom time for colour blind graphics designers. By 2021, all bars are pointlessly over-engineered and kites are made of Cuban Fibre and have a lifespan of 3-4 months. In 2023 Tiger Woods learns to kite and kiteracing becomes the new golf, paving the way for it to be accepted into the 2032 Olympics.
Well, its about as likely as half the other crap written on this thread.
SaulOhio wrote:Asimov style robots as kite slaves, pumping them up for you and helping you launch and land them.
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sending draft file storage implementation - it is still missing methods and interface definitions...
sending latest patch - the only part that fully works if blog attachments
Comments about patch 28:
1) Once set, it's applied to all the items?
+ if ($item->isLink()){ + // do not delete symbolic links + $delete = false; + }
2) If anything goes wrong in migration of files... cannot copy something or so... what happens? Exception (so savepoint is no set?) Should we also provide some feedback of the process? We need the upgrade heartbeat here, I think.
+ if ($result && $oldversion < 2008071803){ + /// move all course, backup and other files to new filepool based storage + upgrade_migrate_files(); + /// Main savepoint reached + upgrade_main_savepoint($result, 2008071803); + }
3) Do we need to copy files from temp to moodledata this way? Cannot the file be moved or copied directly?
+ while (!feof($temp)){ + $data = fread($temp, 65536); + fwrite($file, $data); + }
4) Lines like this (in core) assume we are using local file storage. Could we call that, simply, get_file_storage() and then, effectively, the local one (filepool). But that would allow to get others if someday we see new ones. i.e. in general I always would use file_storage, send_file... and so on (without the "local" part) because that could be overwritten by other storages. We should, simply be using "storages".
+ $fs = get_local_file_storage();
Same with functions like: file_browser-> build_local_file_children(), that "local" naming.... -1 for it.
5) I haven't looked too much about formslib internals. Really I need to learn a bit before understanding what you've changed there.
6) One question I think we haven't commented... user & group icons... are they going to be in new filepool or will continue in /user dirs?
7) I'd define the algorithm to calculate path-hashes within one method somewhere, instead of having it here and there:
+ $pathnamehash = sha1($contextid.$filearea.$itemid.$filepath.'.');
+ $newrecord->pathnamehash = sha1($newrecord->contextid.$newrecord->filearea.$newrecord->itemid.$newrecord->filepath.$newrecord->filename);
8) Repeating 4), this name, abusing of the "local" token... we need to make one glossary about how to name everything.
+ public function create_file_from_localfile($file_record, $fid) {
9) Not critical now, but it has been difficult to me to guess what are all those file_info_XXXX classes. Need documenting.
10) Cool stuff! Congrats!
Going to test it now! B-)
1/ hmmm, that is a bug
2/ if anything goes wrong the file is not deleted, but the upgrade continues - I agree there should be some feedback
3/ if we move we can not call that function repeatedly - that is why I copied it
4/ I like the "local" because it means "not repository" - this could be easily changed any time, my -1
6/ user and group icons can be in old location or we could move them to pool - not sure, fortunately this is a separate problem
7/ good idea, I thought about this too, but was lazy
8/ I still like "local"
9/ sure
10/ thanks!
OK, some random thoughts as I"m going through.
M1) Cool, it works!
M2) Some naming/text things ...
a) Can "filepool" just be "files"? Or to keep it unique and easy to discuss "filedata" (we should avoid new jargon for non-english admins).
b) In file->fileareas there is "coursefiles" ... should that not probably just be "course" to be consistent?
c) The file->fileareas are a single word ... won't there be collisions when two plugins have the same name? eg a mod and block ... how about we use the path of the module like mod/fred and blocks/fred as a convention for everybody to follow? and if mod/fred wants multiple fileareas then mod/fred/blah and mod/fred/foo
d) "Please do not edit, delete, move or change in any way files or subdirectories here!!" --> "This directory contains the content of uploaded files and is controlled by Moodle code. Do not manually move, change or rename any of the files and subdirectories here."
M3) userid is always null in my table even for new files I add ... shouldn't we record who uploaded the file there? (I know it's "owned" by the module)
more coming...
M4) Tiny thing in blog/lib.php: this line is not used ... $fb = get_file_browser();
M5) I agree with Eloy above about removing the "local" names ... by definition everything in the File API is "local" (not and external repository).
M6) The name get_file_browser() threw me off for a while ... I guessed from the name that it was something that allowed the user to browse files because that word is usually a user activity. So I guessed wrongly that it was something to do with the user browsing files. It's not clear at all at first what the difference is to get_local_file_storage(). Is this like the difference between dmllib and ddlib? Are there clearer names we can come up with?
M7) I think we should define $CFG->filedir in lib/setup.php rather than use $CFG->dataroot/filepool ... so that admins with big complex servers can put it on another drive etc. it's just more flexible and consistent with libdir etc
a) I personally do not care much about the naming scheme, anything consistent is ok for me; I did not spent much time on this
b) I would vote for "content" instead of "course" or "coursefiles"
c) file->fileareas is not a problem, we have contextid there -> context level -> we know exact module or block
f) sure
M3) during upgrade we do not know the original author, later we know him only sometimes, I did not concentrate on this, going to fix it
M4) sure
M5) oki
- file_storage is a low level implementation of file storage, each module may access only own files through this API, it must not access anything outside it's own scope
- file_browser is an abstraction of all files that are available - they may or may not be stored in file_storage; the primary use will be in file manager UI and image selector/manager in html editor
M7/ sure
OK cool.
Just one little bone left for this dog. the filearea names are for self-documentation for humans in table and URLs (I realise the contextid is there and is sufficient for code to work it out). This is just about a coding guide to suggest standard format names for developers of modules to choose.
I agree with the argument from the chat we just had that full pathnames are too much, so I think we have three things to choose from:
Choice 1) http://mymoodlesite.edu/pluginfile.php/787/content/1/sample.jpg
Choice 2) http://mymoodlesite.edu/pluginfile.php/787/assignment_content/1/sample.jpg
Choice 3) http://mymoodlesite.edu/pluginfile.php/787/assignmentcontent/1/sample.jpg
My +1 for Choice 3.
hmm, "_" is allowed character in blocks, just name of module may not be enough because names may collide with block
ok, I give up it is easy to change this anyway if the collective mind changes
luckily any module author is free to use whatever he/she wants
On a brand new checkout, with files used a bit everywhere (some files used in content, some as attachments, some multiple times, etc.), in blog, assignements, forums, summaries...
Upgrade fails and outputs following messages:
(mysqli): SELECT * FROM mdl_context WHERE contextlevel = 50 AND instanceid = '1' LIMIT 2
Warning: sha1() expects at most 2 parameters, 5 given in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
(mysqli): SELECT 'x' FROM mdl_files WHERE pathnamehash IS NULL LIMIT 1
Warning: Missing argument 2 for file_storage::get_pathname_hash(), called in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 390 and defined in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 42
Warning: Missing argument 3 for file_storage::get_pathname_hash(), called in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 390 and defined in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 42
Warning: Missing argument 4 for file_storage::get_pathname_hash(), called in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 390 and defined in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 42
Warning: Missing argument 5 for file_storage::get_pathname_hash(), called in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 390 and defined in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 42
Notice: Undefined variable: filearea in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
Notice: Undefined variable: itemid in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
Notice: Undefined variable: filepath in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
Notice: Undefined variable: filename in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
Warning: sha1() expects at most 2 parameters, 5 given in /home/mathieu/workspace/head_fresh/lib/file/file_storage.php on line 43
Query: INSERT INTO mdl_files (contextid,filearea,itemid,filepath,filename,timecreated,timemodified,mimetype,userid,filesize,contenthash,pathnamehash) VALUES('2','course_content',0,'/','prof_vieux.jpeg',1217302754,1217302754,'image/jpeg',NULL,2479,'f6b5dbc5a7a6ba41ce809a9f234c849befac9af0',NULL) failed. Column 'pathnamehash' cannot be null
(mysqli): INSERT INTO mdl_files_cleanup (contenthash) VALUES('f6b5dbc5a7a6ba41ce809a9f234c849befac9af0')
Can not create file "2/course_content/0///prof_vieux.jpeg"
- line 402 of lib/file/file_storage.php: stored_file_creation_exception thrown
- line 161 of lib/db/upgradelib.php: call to file_storage->create_file_from_pathname()
- line 70 of lib/db/upgradelib.php: call to upgrade_migrate_files_course()
- line 487 of lib/db/upgrade.php: call to upgrade_migrate_files()
- line 326 of admin/index.php: call to xmldb_main_upgrade()
The file 'prof_vieux.jpeg' is in the site's files, and used multiple times in different summaries.
Hi Petr, on the same installation (reverted to pre-previous update database), most things (forum post, blogs post - both in text and attachements - summary text for course and forum) work nicely now after the upgrade.
The only problem I see now (though it might just be because you haven't attacked this yet) is with assignments. In both "advanced uploading of files" and "upload a single file" types, uploaded files are not available anymore. I get a "filenotfound" error.
More testing on the way...
patch in cvs
my current plan is:
1/ improve upgrade code (concurrent upgrade prevention, interruptible upgrades, etc.)
2/ review PARAM_ handling
3/ review clean_param() and filename handling in general
4/ basic zipping/unzipping support
5/ continue with file storage conversion
Petr, I have several questions to ask you.
1. Repository file picker as part of a HTML editor
In this case, I need to return the url of the file in filepool, but I could find a function to return url. Should I build url by myself?
2. Repository file picker as part of a Moodleform with Javascript
What is file reference id exactly? The unique ID of each entry in mdl_files table?
Hi, Petr, how to get file_record id from file_info class?
I added 'id'=>$this->lf->get_id() in file_info->get_params() function, is that OK?
hmm, the only problem is that other infos may not return it, maybe we should return 'id'=>null there
alternative would be to not use file id, but instead use draft area item id.
the more I think about this the less I like the passing of file id around because in the end we will have to validate that user may access it (== is located in his draft file area).
Can you have a look at this: http://cvs.moodle.org/moodle/repository/lib.php?r1=1.21&r2=1.22
It seems I need to assign itemid value before I call create_file_from_pathname
This id will be used in moodleform.
Add a tooltip to http://moodle.de/file.php/XX/filename.pdf?forcedownload=1
Not sure if this fits better on a sub task, but I've been making courses with images in the labels and html pages and I've found that the links don't get maintained when I backup the course and restore it again as a fresh copy. There really needs to be a way for backup/restore to work with the file system to make sure that the necessary files are included within the backup and are that links are updated on unzipping.
Assigning to Petr to take over managing this project.
Items need to be
- completed with anything not in this list
- re-sorted into order
- assigned to new people if necessary
i am not sure if i am in the right place, so please excuse me if i am not.
how about adding Meta data to files ? (like IMS meta data : http://www.imsproject.org/metadata/)
and allowing to search it, when looking for files in the course or the entire site.
maybe have a new field that holds the meta data schema type
and another field to hold xml data itself.
and s popup form that parses the schema and enables the user
to fill in the schema's fields and save them in the DB with the file.
Just a note, plans for file management in and out of editor : http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Editor_file_management
this file API is related to the current moodle/files/index.php ? Maybe it is a good chance to start using HTTP Etags instead of the current cache control that is done in send_file function to correct bugs like
I'm dropping the priority slightly on the meta bug because essentially files stuff is all working and the fact this is still open should not block 2.0 now. Individual subtasks can be blockers if necessary.


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This salad is a worthy centerpiece for a luncheon, but you can also serve it wrapped in whole-wheat tortillas or tucked inside warm pita bread. Try using all cabbage instead of the spinach mix.
In a large saucepan, combine the stock, lemongrass, ginger, halved green onion and cilantro sprigs. Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce the heat to low, and simmer for 5 minutes. Add the chicken breasts, raise the heat to high and return to a boil. Again reduce the heat to low and simmer the chicken for 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and cover. Uncover after 5 minutes and allow the chicken to cool in the stock. Remove the chicken from the stock when cool enough to handle. Reserve the stock. Using your fingers, shred the chicken with the grain into strips about 1/2 inch thick and 2 inches long. Cover and refrigerate.
Strain the cooled stock and discard the solids. Return 1 1/2 cups of the stock to the saucepan; discard the remaining liquid. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook, uncovered, until reduced to 1/2 cup, 5 to 6 minutes. Cool.
In a blender, combine the lime juice, vinegar, fish sauce, soy sauce, shallot, peanut butter, garlic and reduced stock. Blend until smooth. With the motor running, slowly add the olive oil. The dressing will be somewhat thin. Set aside.
Remove the stems from the spinach and cut out the core from the cabbage. Stack the spinach and cabbage leaves separately and cut crosswise into 1/4-inch strips.
In a large bowl, toss together the spinach, cabbage, shredded chicken, carrot, chopped cilantro and sliced green onions. Pour half of the dressing over the salad. Divide the salad evenly among individual plates. Garnish with the peanuts. Pass the remaining dressing at the table.
This recipe is one of 150 recipes collected in "The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook," published by Mayo Clinic Health Information and Oxmoor House, and winner of the 2005 James Beard award.
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