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Comments: If you have a larger frame, run high miles(80+ a week),or just need the support I would recommend these but they're not great if you supinate or plan on having extrmely quick workouts like 100 meter repeats since the shoe weight is noticeable.
From: CJ, Chicago, IL, USA. February 21st 2015
Comments: The wave rider 17s are a great daily trainer for those wanting to put on the miles with a lighter shoe that has just as much cushion, control, and durability as any other trainer. I have about 60 miles on these so far and I'm loving them. I can really feel the wave tech working when i run while still enjoying the cushion and i find that it has really helped my technique, but there are a few drawbacks Ive found. Starting at the heel, the heel stack height feels abit extreme at times (coming from a heel striker) at 31mm. Also the heels outsole isnt level with the fore foot. if you put the heel down flat the forefoot will be off the ground by a few mm and feels strange walking around. Lastly the toe box has gotten narrower (probably to cut weight) and rubs my pinkie toe which gets pretty aggravating when you're enjoying a long run. All in all this is a great lightweight, durable, and comfy shoe that just needs some minor (but still important) improvements hopefully found in t he new 18s.
From: Joe, KC, MO, USA.
Comments: Have had Wave Riders through many different models. They're usually good, but not all of them. These 17s have never been comfortable on the run. Feel great just walking around and in the store, but within a few miles while running, I'm getting a lot of pain/pressure on the outside edge of my feet. The left more than the right, but noticeable in both. At this point they are broken in (30 to 50 miles) and the problem is still there. I should've returned them to the store (not purchased on RW), but waited too long. I was at the running store yesterday and talking to one of the shoe fitters and she concurs. They also had them marked down a lot. BTW, I loved the 16s and still run in one pair. And I tried on the 18s yesterday and I may have found a replacement for these 17s.
From: Mark, West Chester, OH, USA. February 8th 2015
Comments: I have run in Mizuno Riders for years with a few breaks because they progressively got narrower. I ran in the Rider 15's and 16's and thought that they were great shoes. I liked the 16's because of the wider toe box. But they both pale in comparison to the 17's. I purchased my Rider `17's at a local running store. They really are a fantastic running shoe. These shoes are soft, but you still feel the road, The toe box is wide which is a big plus for me. They are incredibly light and as advertised you are not thinking about your shoes when you are running. This shoe is no doubt one of my favorite Riders of all time. I have just two negative comments. The fit of the shoe was a bit problematic. I usually wear a 9.5 and it seems a bit long. I tried a 9--too small I went with the 9.5 and it seems fine. Finally, I agree with other reviews I have read. It took about 20-30 miles to break these shoes in to achieve that soft/feel the road status. After that initial break-in period th ey have been great. I now have 200 miles on them and I think I can get 350-400. I would highly recommend the Wave Rider 17.
From: Anonymous. July 21st 2014
Comments: Got some more miles on these shoes since moving to FL from VA three months ago and really like them. I give them two thumbs up in the fit, comfort and durability departments. I think I'd like them better if they had, say, a 10mm heel-to-toe delta, but that's a minor nit to pick.
From: Bruce, Davie, FL, USA. June 30th 2014
Comments: An update: maybe it is me or maybe it is the summer heat, but after about 80 miles the midsole, particularly in the front of the shoe, feels squishy. I originally wrote that the transition was good, but not so much now. The Runningwarehouse video review said that they were firmer than some alternatives, and that was true in the beginning, but now they just feel very soft. I'd be interested if others found the same thing.
From: Anonymous. June 7th 2014
Comments: I've run about 30 miles in them now. Simply a great pair of shoes for those looking for a neutral shoe with some medial support. Flexible in the forefoot, stable in the rear but with flexible cushioning for various landing patterns. Despite the official stack height, the shoes feel lower to me. The transition is very good for my funky left foot; not the bulky feeling of earlier versions of this shoe and 'traditional trainers.' I usually run in much lower stacked shoes and with less control, but I was looking for something with more control and these work very well without feeling overly bulky. I phoned in my order and got a good discount, too! Thanks Runningwarehouse!
From: Anonymous. May 19th 2014
Comments: I really wanted to like these. The ride is ok, if a bit clunky in the heel, and well cushioned- toeing the line between comfy and too mushy. The weight is right on. The upper is terrible, though. The tongue is awful and cut up my third, fourth, and fifth toes on both feet. Tried cutting and taping the tongue material which covers almost my entire foot but there's just way too much material there. I wouldn't feel comfortable recommending these to anyone. If you swear by Mizuno there are better choices in brand.
From: Jeff, Brooklyn, NY. 3/4/14
Comments: First Mizuno shoe I've worn that runs true to size. My only previous experience with the Wave Rider was the 14 and it was a miss, but I've been a big fan of the Precision and Elixir. The WR 17 seems to pick up the slack for those two discontinued models, and it looks like the outsole will last longer. I've only gotten in a short run on the dreadmill so far (thanks to the "polar vortex"), but my first impressions are good ones. I'm looking forward to getting some more substantial road and trail miles in them.
From: Bruce, Ashburn, VA USA
Comments: Ran in these for the first time tonight and they live up to Mizunos great reputation. I felt smooth and light the entire run, and they have just the right amount of cushioning. I went through 3 pairs of the 16s, and the 17s fit the same, but my heal slips a little in these shows, nothing the right lacing technique can't fix. Highly recommended shoe for the supnate (which I do) to neutral runner, and the weight makes it perfect for speed work as well for any normal or long run. 5 Stars
From: Adam, Augusta, GA, USA
Comments: I have honestly been looking for a new pair of running shoes for literally, I kid you not, 4 months. I tried Sports Authority, I tried Dick's, I tried EVERYWHERE. I was literally so depressed and thought I'd never run again. I have low arches but am not a heavy built person and supportive shoes do not work for my feet. They hurt more than they help. Also, my big toe on my right foot slightly is larger than my left, so that has been annoying when trying to find shoes. I tried the Free Flyknit+ from Nike, Nike Frees, Lunar 1's, Brooks Purecadence 2's and Glycerin 11's, Wave Sayonara from Mizuno, Wave Ronin, and Wave Creation 16's with little luck. I always found something wrong with one of them, whether the toebox crushed by big toe on my right foot or the shoe did not feel right or comfortable. After visiting a specialty running store and being introduced to these, my troubles have ended. I cannot speak to durability, since I have had them for less than a week. But they are supremely comfortable, upper is FANTASTIC and is not restrictive. Runs true to size. I am sized at barely over a 12.5, but I wear a 13 in all my shoes and got a 13 in these. They are great shoes! I recommend them to anyone stuck between what kind of shoe to buy. Seriously, get them if in doubt. Also, try Adidas running shoes. I tried them on in store after being a long term nike guy, and discovered that maybe I'd look into Adidas after these wear out.
From: John, College Station, TX, United States
Comments: It's official: the WR 17 was love at first run. I never liked the 16s, good shoe but they just felt wrong on my feet. The 17s feel so much comfier yet are more than 10% lighter, plus they look better (I have the dark slate). My Gel Nimbus 15s are going to be relegated to coaching duty now as I can't go back to them after the light, breathable, cushioned yet responsive WR17s. Amazing job Mizuno, and before i forget, the long thick tongue feels great and is far better than the short Nike tongues or thin Adidas ones. Sizing advice is correct, I wear either a 12 or an 11.5 and in these I was the latter. 5-stars for this shoe, I'm ordering a second pair from RW once I finish this review.
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[sharing breeds creativity] max patches for y'all
hello all,
this is just a quickie message to share with you all.
i had recently updated my website, one, changing the layout, and two, adding more things too it.
one such page i have added, is a max/msp/jitter page, which has a few [so far] patches that i built when first learning max 4 when i was working in dubai. but these are all max 5 patches now.
the patches are mostly a mess, but a few are cleaner. there are fm, sample manglers and other such patches to dig in. i would more say they were for people looking at learning max, fm capabilities and so forth, but obviously for anyone. one such patch is a huge performance one called 'redleg lounge 2.0.1'.
also there is one from my 'alphabet soup' series, plus other odd ones
all are available on my website http://www.smokingbunny.co.uk
have fun….
lewis edwards
Must I update Flash before I can access these patches?
no man, just click on a name and the text will pop up, i should do a .zip download, but have been a bit busy to fix that just now.
actually i will make them all .zip in a minute, before my day is taken up. first, some proper coffee :D
boom, there you go man, fixed them so they wont be text, but .zip downloads. much easier as well
same here. it takes me to adobe site…
oh, i am sorry. i guess you need to update flash then. sorry about that, i did not know. although i am using the new cs5, so i guess that is why.
sorry about the cuffufel…
Works for me with Safari v5.0.
If I see that Adobe link once more I will fekn scream. I will!
i updated the flash player and it still won't load :( could you give us a direct link to download the patches so that for those who can't get flash player to work can still check them out? gracias.
hello, same here, updated flasher player and all I see is a page with the link "Get Adobe Flash Player". I use Firefox, too.
The Google cache however works… Some really nice patches, thank you!
hmmm seems that firefox has a problem [i tried it out, got the message].
aye, chrome works fine, i use that mostly and safari is also ok. dont know if i.e. or opera works though.
the only thing i use firefox for is divx things, that is it. the rest is done with chrome for me. and a bit of safari. i guess the next firefox update will fix this, hopefully.
again, sorry for the inconvenience, but browsers are not in my purview of updating. i wish they were so this would be alleviated.
here are a few of the patches, will post the rest
thanks for the kind words. redleg is my favourite out of the ones i have up :)
the rest…
Good stuff, thanks.
a lot of them are just cack though :)
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I've just taken the woodworking class. I took this class chiefly to familiarize myself with the NextFab tools as I have worked for a custom molding company and a cabinet maker. I felt that the class went very well with a good amount of time for questions.
NextFab has a good selection of tools for woodworking. I particularly liked the table saw which features a great safety system to stop and lower the blade in less than 5 10,000ths of a second. I have never had use of a table saw with this kind of safety feature.
NextFab also has one of the most adjustable chop/compound miter saws I have seen. It is quite nice to use and very smooth. The class also went over the sander, band saw and portable planer. This was the largest class I have taken so far and had 4 students including myself, even so we had more than enough time for each student to try each tool.
Once again the emphasis on safety was omnipresent. Woodworking tools can be very dangerous and special care was taken to show us how to use the tools properly and safely. Most of the tools had fittings for the dust collection system, which was used as well. This helps to keep the shop very clean compared to any other professional woodworking shop I have seen.
Time was also spent on the differences between solid wood and engineered wood products including the harmful composition of some engineered products as well as pressure treated wood products.
Many of the tools will be moved during the reorganization of work spaces that will take place next week to improve access and usability.


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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.0.3, 2.1.2, 2.2
Component/s: Themes
Testing Instructions:
- go to a side-post-only course
- turn editing on
- dock one block, dock all blocks
- undock all blocks
- turn moving blocks on
- dock one block, dock all blocks
- undock all blocks
Affected Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE, MOODLE_22_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE, MOODLE_21_STABLE
Pull from Repository:
Pull Master Branch:wip-
Pull Master Diff URL:
We have 18 core themes + base and canvas. From these 20 themes
- 3 blog-style themes are fixed (nonzero, overlay, sky_high) and work as they should
- 5 only have a right column (arialist, binarius, brick fusion, nimble) - so there is no side-post-only problem as all blocks stay at side-post when moving them.
- 8 have major bugs (afterburner, anomaly, formal_white, leatherbound [very strange!], magazine [very strange!], serenity, splash, standard)
- 4 work halfway fine (base, canvas, boxxie, formfactor) [because they do not allow the docking of blocks!]
[I have attached the results as .xls file!]
We have a big amount of bugs and strange behaviours.
We are sure that these are not only theme issues.
We will need the help of the core developers to FIX these issues.
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I have added you as a watcher here so that we can get started on this mammoth task!
I hope you had a relaxing holiday!
I have added you as a watcher Sam as Deitmar and I are going to need some advice with this project.
Thanks setting up this tracker issue. I`m still in holiday. Will be back in two days.
Hi Mary,
I think we should at first find out which of these issues are theme issues and which of them can be repaired by changing moodle core.
Some thoughts to this:
If you take e.g. leatherbound - one of our core themes with a very strange behaviour in .side-post-only situations - and disable docking ($THEME->enable_dock = false; in config.php) you will see that now all things (editing and moving blocks) work fine especially if we use the patch form MDL 29674 in lib/blocklib.php.
On the other hand: If you enable docking in themes that work nearly fine like base or formfactor ($THEME->enable_dock = true; in config.php) you will see some strange behaviours while going through the test instructions as described at the top of this tracker issue.
That means that the body classes .has_dock and/or .has_dock_left_vertical (and so on) interfer with the body classes .side-post-only, .edting and .blocks-moving in a very disadvantageous way. For me this is not a theme issue!?
Where can we find substantial theme issues?
- in the config.php as some themes are using ('base'), others ('canvas', 'base'), and again others ('base', 'canvas') as parent themes, what somehow makes a big difference!
- in the first 30 lines in general.php / default.php of the all core themes. We can find some significant but not crucial differences here!
- in the pagelayouts (very unlikely)!?
- ...
In my opinion we should - with Sam's assistance - at first "teach" base and/or canvas to work properly when docking is enabled. Anything else should be done afterwards.
One question:
All pagelayout.css include the rule
.has_dock.side-post-only .page-middle #region-main-box #region-post-box #region-main-wrap #region-main {
margin-left: 210px;
What is that good for?
Hi Deitmar, Welcome back!
You have made some very interesting observations. I totally agree that we must get Base and Canvas working correctly before we can work on the other themes.
Yesterday evening I came across a very odd situation while I was fixing some tracker issues in the Anomaly theme. I was darting between themes, using "Theme change by URL" to see how each theme rendered a certain page. I eventually ended up comparing Base theme, only to find that the page I was viewing, {side-post-only) rendered itself in Base theme as 3 columns, but there was no content in side-pre! There was no body class for this in the HTML. How ODD is that? Mind you I have yet to replicate it.
If we are to get Base & Canvas working properly then we need to concentrate on PAGELAYOUT.CSS don't we, since that is where it all hinges?
Hi Mary,
@Anomaly/Base: If you have a .side-post-only situation and turn editing on, Base opens a gap at side-pre without any content. This behaviour is okay as it is intended from the developers: "If editing is on, we need all the block regions visible, for the move blocks UI." [lib/blocklib.php at about line 354] . If you apply the first patch from
MDL-29674 to your blocklib.php the gap only appears if you reallay want to move a block (what's more logical!!!)
The problem is that most of the 3-column-themes "forget" this intention when docking is enabled.
@Base/Canvas: Sure, we can force Base and Canvas to render properly by additional rules in pagelayout.css. But I fear we have to find a set of rules for all combinations of body classes. But by this means we will run into a maintainability problem, aren't we? The better way for me is to have at first a closer look at a l l the code that generates the body class .has_dock. And therefor we need the help of a core developer.
I hope we can gain Sam's attention. Sam?
Hi Mary,
I think I succeeded in fixing all core theme .side-post-only issues.
What I did:
1) I applied Mark Nielsen's patch from
MDL-29674 to the file lib/blocklib.php. All my trials to succeed without this patch were unsuccessfull!!!
[I tried to make use of this patch by adding a renderers.php to a theme - what doesn't really make much sense - but I failed!?]
Thus we ensure that we have a 3 column layout just in the moment when we want to move a block.
--> core modification !
2) I added a package of CSS rules to only 3 pagelayouts for the body class combination .blocks-moving.side-post-only (Mary, you know what I mean!).
Affected themes:
afterburner -> afterburner-layout.css
base -> pagelayout.css (to provide all themes that have theme base as parent theme and do not exclude the pagelayout.css with the additional rules)
magazine -> layout.css
--> theme modifications !
3) I went through all themes with our test instructions (primarily with FF7; randomly with other browsers).
The result:
afterburner ok
anomaly ok
arialist ok (only side post)
base ok (no docking)
binarius ok (only side post)
boxxie ok (no docking)
brick ok (only side post)
canvas ok (no docking)
formal_white ok
formfactor ok (no docking)
fusion ok (only side post)
leatherbound ok
magazine ok
nimble ok (only side post)
nonzero ok (blog, already fixed by M/D)
overlay ok (blog, already fixed by M/D)
serenity ok
sky_high ok (blog, already fixed by M/D)
splash ok
standard ok
In the attachement you can find the m o d i f i e d
- blocklib.php
- theme afterburner
- theme base
- theme magazine
as a zip-file.
I would be glad if you could find some time for testing all this... and I hope the modifications work properly for you too.
How very interesting, that you should find those three themes all different!
Well they are arn't they!
Base = Holy Grail (pixel-width: http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/ultimate-3-column-holy-grail-pixels.htm)
Magazine = Holy Grail (percentage: http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/perfect-3-column.htm )
Afterburner = Holy Grail (no-quirks mode: http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/holy-grail-no-quirks-mode.htm)
I love it!
In actual fact, of all of these layouts, I much prefer the percentage layout as this is the one I used in my Cafelite 2.0 theme last year. I had not realised that Magazine used this same layout until only recently.
So do you want me to start work on this and get it committed this weekend?
Hi Deitmar,
I am getting an ERROR when trying to MOVE blocks. This is while testing Afterburner in FireFox 7.0.1
Notice: Undefined property: block_move_target::$blockinstanceid in C:\wamp\www\moodle\lib\blocklib.php on line 462
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0028 45085096 {main}( ) ..\index.php:0
2 0.6290 74660168 bootstrap_renderer->header( ) ..\index.php:91
3 0.6290 74660424 bootstrap_renderer->__call( ) ..\setuplib.php:0
4 0.6445 74827256 call_user_func_array ( ) ..\setuplib.php:1296
5 0.6445 74827496 core_renderer->header( ) ..\setuplib.php:0
6 0.6577 75076056 core_renderer->render_page_layout( ) ..\outputrenderers.php:612
7 0.6582 75168168 include( 'C:\wamp\www\moodle\theme\afterburner\layout\default.php' ) ..\outputrenderers.php:654
8 1.4480 106844688 block_manager->region_completely_docked( ) ..\default.php:10
Sorry Mary,
this error was obviously caused by Mark's second patch for the blocklib.php.
Please try again with the one attached above. Hope this will work.
@Holy Grail: Wow, I didn't realize that these three themes have complete different structures.
I too prefer percentage layouts. If you build your pagelayouts strongly with MJT's presets even blog layouts work properly without any extra css rules. By the way: I learned very much about Themes 2.0 by studying your theme cafelite.
I find that Moodle is all about trial and error, and working so closely with themes, and more recently for me, course formats too, it make one more aware of what Moodle is, its strengths and capabilities and also it weaknesses too.
I'll try the new file you added and see how I get on..thanks for that.
As for the cafelite theme ...I may revamp it and add some new features, now that I know how to!
It WORKS!!!
I tested the 8 you mentioned above, as there was not point i checking the others as the three we fixed and the others are 2 column themes anyway. So Afterburner, Anomaly, FormFactor, Leatherbound, Magazine, Serenity, Splash, & Standard.all work the same. So I think we can safely say we are on the winning side. Just one more hurdle to go.
With luck on our side I can submit this for Integration this weekend and provided there are no glitches it might get PULLED into next weeks build! Lets us hope so at least.
Thanks for all your help with this Dietmar...it is much appreciated.
Hi Mary,
the pleasure is all mine! I'm glad I could help and I will help further on if my help is desired.
I love thinking about pagelayouts [... and I don't like sudokus].
Make sure that modifications of blocklib.php and themes are applied simultaneously!
Good luck for the integration process!
Hi Dietmar,
Some thoughts on a Sunday Morning:
A thought occured to me last night, after I had switched off my computer. I think we should add the .blocks-moving rule to Canvas pagelayout.css too, as this theme uses a different sideblock setting of 210px compared with 200px set in Base theme.
Some observations, which Theme designers need to be aware of. If a theme has Base and Canvas as parent themes, and that they are put in the correct order for example:
$THEME->parents = array('canvas','base')
the rules (if we apply them to Canvas) will apply to the theme, as Canvas theme will take precedence over Base theme.
If on the other hand, the parent themes have been put in the wrong order, for example:
$THEME->parents = array('base','canvas')
the rules set in Canvas will NOT be applied as Base theme will take precedence.
Of course if any theme blocks pagelayout.css (eg. Magazine and Afterburner) from either/or both themes, then the rules need to be applied to the theme's css, as we have done in the case of Afterburner and Magazine.
If a theme has got the order wrong (eg: Formal White) and has EXCLUDED Canvas theme's pagelayout.css, then the rules will come from Base.
But if a similar situation occurs in another theme, where Base & Canvas are set as parent thenes, but that theme excludes Base pagelayout and has not made provision for block-moving in the theme's css, then that theme will fail unless we add BLOCKS-MOVING CSS rules in Canvas pagelayout.css.
Does this make sense?
I'll start getting the GIT branch set up now so I can commit all the files together later today.
a very important question, Mary. I'm sorry for being late but I needed some time to check the scenarios.
@ core themes
If you have several parent themes for one theme and a set of competetive rules for a website element the one with the highest specifity will get the advantage (regardless of the position of the corresponding theme in the order of parent themes).
As our .blocks-moving rules have a relativ high specifity (detailed path) and all actual core themes use BASE as a parent theme everything should be ok for the core themes.
@ non core themes
I think there ist no theme that excludes BASE or BASE's pagelayout.css on the one hand but takes CANVAS as a parent theme at the other hand. So I think you could add some rules to CANVAS for moving blocks but it's not indispensible.
Another proposal: In base/style/dock.css you can find the following pointer:
- Whilst the dock isn't supported by the base theme this CSS is here so that those
- themes that do want to use the dock will have a starting point at least
After reading this a developer knows that he has to care for the dock. Perhaps something like that in base/style/pagelayout.css and at http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Themes_2.0 and/or http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Themes_2.0_creating_your_first_theme could be good idea.
Hope that helps.
@Deitmar - I had some problems trying to add this all to Moodle-20_Stable and was not until I realised Afterburner did not appear until Moodle 2.1 so not sure if we need to worry too much about Moodle 2.0 or do we?
All done! I've just added that last commit as a separate item.
I can sleep now!
Hi Mary,
I had glanced through the patch and i'll admit it did take me awhile to find the actual fix to the problem in this large patch. The tabs and whitespace fixes were very distracting .
It would help us immensely if you could separately commit all white space related changes during your development into another commit. That way we can separate 'fixing' commits from 'tidying up' commits. This would help us understand your fix much more better (and quicker).
Hi Aparup,
I saw that too after I did the commit and checked out the comparison with master and wondered where all the changes had come from. When I added the the extra CSS for the patch the page looked fine to me and I made NO changes to the structure of the previous CSS mark-up. That is the honest truth. However, Text-Pad (my text editor) is set up so all tabs are 4 spaces and all white spaces deleted,so my conclusion is that it was Text-Pad that cleaned up the page.
If you look at the original Magazine layout.css the tabs are wider, I think about 8 spaces.
Now I know that it is more important to just ADD THE PATCH I'll do the changes in NotePad in future and make sure I don't mess stuff up again!
Cheeers and thanks.
I know you are very, very, very, busy Sam, and I am loathed to keep pestering you, but having just found out how to do Sub-Tasks, I am just concerned now that I should have perhaps added each of the proposed changes in this tracker issue as Sub-Tasks.
Would it help if I made these into Sub-Tasks? Or are they OK as they are?
Hi Mary,
Sub tasks are great if you have a single big task that can be individual small tasks, we use them a lot for the development of new features because we can create a sub task for each thing we need the new feature to address e.g. backup, restore, creating reports...
Sometimes as was the case the other day for you we use them if we need to make similar changes to several areas of code within Moodle. In your case you had similar changes that needed to be made on each theme, in which case creating a subtask for each theme is great because it allows you to easily track where you are up to.
As for the theme issues here personally at the moment I would just suffice with linking them together. The exception to this is perhaps that if you find that several of them share an common solution and you would like to try to fix all of them for an upcoming/future release then creating a meta issue and make them subtasks is perhaps a good idea as it will allow you to easily keep track of your progress... really it is up to you
In regards to these changes by the way thank you very much (and Dietmar as well). Certainly digging down into this issue, finding the root of this issue and then patching it has paid off and you have managed to fix the same issue in many theme's with a small changeset.
I'll continue my review now but certainly at this point it looks like this will go in no probs!
Thanks Mary - this has been integrated now.
Just noting I had to cherry-pick the 21 branch. It looks like you may have based that branch on master rather than 21 by mistake. No probs though
Hi Sam!
I don't know what happened with that branch, one minute it was all working great next minute all sorts of things happened. When I pushed it to to the the GitHub it was as you said the master. So I deleted it and started over, I must have got my branch lines crossed. I thought I had fixed it...obviously not!
It can be a bit of a GIT sometimes...especially when it's important that you get it right. I was perhaps trying to hard.
Anyway...thanks for your help in getting this integrated...it is much appreciated by both myself and Dietmar who did all the digging to find the root of this problem.
Works Great
No problem in docking/undocking/moving blocks
Thanks for fixing this Mary.
it would seem that we are through with all .side-post-only issues, Mary.
My thanks to you, Sam and Rajesh! Working here was a great pleasure for me!
Yes, you got this finally upstream, just in time for Moodle 2.2beta. Congrats and thanks!


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Juan Andres (Correa) Guzman
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Born: October 28, 1966 in Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, Dominican Republic
High School: Manoguayabo (Manoguayabo, DO)
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Debut: June 7, 1991 (Age 24.222, 13,550th in MLB history) vs. BAL 4.2 IP, 6 H, 5 SO, 3 BB, 4 ER, L
Rookie Status: Exceeded rookie limits during 1991 season [*]
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Agents: Tony Attanasio, previously: Jaime Torres [*]
Last Game: April 7, 2000 (Age 33.162)
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If you're using Android 4.0 or later, you can take screenshots by pressing the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time. if your device is rooted, you can also install one of many screenshot applications from Google Play.
Installing the Android SDK
Before installing the Android software development kit (SDK), you'll need to download and install the Java Development Kit (JDK) from Oracle's website. Download and install the 32-bit version of the JDK, even if you have a 64-bit version of Windows – the Android SDK seems to want the 32-bit version. The 32-bit version is identified as the Windows x86 version on Oracle's website.
After the JDK is installed on your system, download the Android SDK from Google's Android Developers website.
Next, open the Android SDK Manager from your Start menu (just search for "SDK Manager"). You'll have to right-click the SDK Manager shortcut and select Run as Administrator if you installed the Android SDK for all users.
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I have Android 2.3.6 and tale screenshots which I accidentally discovered by pressing the home and back keys at the same time. The picture is stored in my photo gallery. No frills or tools, just straight screenshot. Nothing I ever downloaded gave me this feature. Thought you may wish to know as your article implies this feature doesn't exist before ICS. ~Holly
Excellent instructions. I found your site after installing the Android SDK and not being able to figure out where the screen capture tool was located. Thank you!
@Holly… actually you can take a screenshot by pressing the Home & Power Buttons… I have Android 2.3.6 on my Galaxy Ace Plus.
Android 2.3.5 can do this too, power button + home (HTC Desire S)
Thanks for the quick walk through. I was trying to work on some app reviews and I just got this HTC One X and I was having trouble rooting it for my regular screencasting app that I use. This method shall suffice until I can achieve root. Thanks again.


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Student Learning Program Outcomes
- Use a caring holistic approach to provide and advocate for safe quality care for patients and families in an environment that values the uniqueness, dignity, and diversity of patients. (Patient-centered Care)
- Apply the nursing process to make nursing judgments, substantiated with evidence to provide safe, quality patient care across the lifespan. (Nursing Judgment)
- Use principles of management and delegation to implement plans of care with members of the intraprofessional team to achieve safe, quality patient outcomes. (Nursing Judgment)
- Demonstrate the standards of professional nursing practice and core values within an ethical and legal framework. (Professional Identity)
- Apply principles of leadership and interprofessional collaboration to improve patient outcomes. (Professional Identity)
- Use interpreted published research and information technology to improve the quality of care for patients. (Spirit of Inquiry)
Assessment of Student Learning Program Outcomes
Student learning outcomes within each nursing requirement support students' achievement of the six learning program outcomes of the associate degree in nursing program. Students must pass all requirements in order to graduate from the program. The achievement of student learning program outcomes is assessed through direct and indirect methods and various measures.
Direct Methods
The Focused Clinical Competencies Assessment® (FCCA®) is a Phase III requirement of the associate degree program that measures knowledge, understanding, and applied skills required of the associate degree nurse. Presented below are Fall 2014-Spring 2015 average results of the FCCA as aligned with the six student learning program outcomes.
Goal: Average achievement across all Phase III requirements will be 75% or greater to successfully meet the student learning program outcome.
The Clinical Performance in Nursing Examination® (CPNE®) is a dichotomously-scored (pass/fail), criterion-referenced performance examination. It is administered in the authentic patient care environment and is designed to assess three essential, overlapping facets within the domain of nursing practice: application of the nursing process to demonstrate critical thinking, implementation of critical elements within areas of care representing the entire universe of nursing care, and use of the specified psychomotor skills deemed essential to beginning nursing practice.
Result: Between Fiscal Years 2010 and 2015 (July 2009 - June 2015), 75.2% of students passed the CPNE by June 30, 2015.
Of those individuals who passed the CPNE by June 30, 2015:
- 67.3% passed on their first attempt
- 26.0% passed on their second attempt
- 6.7% passed on their third attempt
Indirect Methods
Alumni surveys are administered upon graduation and one year post-graduation. With alumni permission, surveys are administered to their supervisors one year post-graduation. New student learning program outcomes (SLPOs) were approved by the faculty in July 2014 and phased into nursing requirements beginning with the Fall 2014 trimester. The Exit Survey was updated in August 2015, and the One-year Survey and Supervisor Survey will be updated August 2016 to offer students one year of exposure to the new SLPOs before surveying.
Data for the new student learning program outcomes will be available beginning Fiscal Year 2015-2016.
Assessment of Program Outcomes
Completion of the AAS or AS Nursing Program
The associate degree in nursing programs are designed to be completed at your own pace. Students in either the AS or AAS program are required to complete all degree requirements within seven years of enrollment. The average time to completion for part-time students is three-and-a-half years. Approximately 19% of students who were new to Excelsior College and enrolled between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 completed the program within 9 trimesters (3 years) of attempting their first nursing component requirement.
NCLEX-RN® Licensure Exam
Excelsior College tracks student performance on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing NCLEX-RN®, which is the examination used in licensing Registered Nurses.
Results of associate degree in nursing first-time pass rates for Excelsior College, the Nation, and New York State include the following:
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Based on responses to the one-year alumni survey between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2015, more than 90% of responding graduates indicated full- or part-time employment, with at least 94% indicating employment within the field of nursing. Response rates for the one-year survey ranged between 10% and 15% during the three-year period.


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Chapter 12
Rehoboam seeks to impose greater burdens upon the people—The ten tribes revolt and turn to Jeroboam—Jeroboam turns to idolatry and worships false gods.
1 And
2 And it came to pass, when Jeroboam the son of Nebat, who was yet in Egypt, heard of it, (for he was fled from the presence of king Solomon, and Jeroboam dwelt in Egypt;)
3 That they sent and called him. And Jeroboam and all the congregation of Israel came, and spake unto Rehoboam, saying,
4 Thy father made our
5 And he said unto them, Depart yet for three days, then come again to me. And the people departed.
6 ¶And king Rehoboam consulted with the
7 And they spake unto him, saying, If thou wilt be a
8 But he forsook the counsel of the
9 And he said unto them, What counsel give ye that we may answer this people, who have spoken to me, saying, Make the yoke which thy father did put upon us lighter?
10 And the young men that were grown up with him spake unto him, saying, Thus shalt thou speak unto this people that spake unto thee, saying, Thy father made our yoke heavy, but make thou it lighter unto us; thus shalt thou say unto them, My little finger shall be thicker than my father's loins.
11 And now whereas my father did lade you with a heavy
12 ¶So Jeroboam and all the people came to Rehoboam the third day, as the king had appointed, saying, Come to me again the third day.
13 And the king answered the people roughly, and forsook the
14 And spake to them after the counsel of the young men, saying, My father made your yoke heavy, and I will add to your yoke: my father also chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions.
15 Wherefore the king hearkened not unto the people; for the
16 ¶So when all Israel saw that the king hearkened not unto them, the people answered the king, saying, What portion have we in David? neither have we inheritance in the son of Jesse: to your tents, O Israel: now see to thine own house, David. So Israel
17 But as for the children of Israel which dwelt in the cities of
18 Then king Rehoboam sent
19 So
20 And it came to pass, when all Israel heard that Jeroboam was come again, that they sent and called him unto the congregation, and made him king over all Israel: there was none that
21 ¶And when
22 But the word of God came unto
23 Speak unto Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, king of Judah, and unto all the house of Judah and Benjamin, and to the remnant of the people, saying,
24 Thus saith the Lord, Ye shall not go up, nor fight against your
25 ¶Then Jeroboam built Shechem in mount Ephraim, and dwelt therein; and went out from thence, and built Penuel.
26 And Jeroboam said in his heart, Now shall the kingdom return to the house of David:
27 If this people
28 Whereupon the king took counsel, and
29 And he set the one in Beth-el, and the other put he in
30 And this thing became a sin: for the people went to worship before the one, even unto Dan.
31 And he made an
32 And Jeroboam ordained a feast in the eighth month, on the fifteenth day of the month, like unto the
33 So he offered upon the altar which he had made in Beth-el the fifteenth day of the eighth month, even in the month which he had devised of his own heart; and ordained a feast unto the children of Israel: and he offered upon the altar, and burnt incense.


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Global Programs in Sustainability
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Nomination submitted by: Kavita Pandit, Associate Provost, International Education
Program Overview Since 2005/06, UGA's Global Programs in Sustainability (GPS) has reached more than 250 students a year. Focusing on broad questions of human-environment sustainability, GPS uses a module template to deliver interdisciplinary, faculty-led, study abroad programs for students from virtually every major on campus. Recently, this approach has been adapted by of over 20 U.S. colleges and universities, attracting more than 500 students annually. Since 2008, an ongoing large-scale empirical research effort has addressed student learning outcomes, resulting in several publications with leading education journals.
The strength of GPS has been in improving student access to programs by bridging diverse academic units to (a) consider their disciplinary perspectives and relations to sustainability, and (b) explore how their disciplines could work with other subjects to form an interdisciplinary study abroad program in sustainable development. Dr. Alexandra Brewis-Slade, Executive Director, School of Human Evolution and Social Change, Arizona State University (and former co-director of GPS), notes: "It is very challenging to develop programs that engage students of all backgrounds and inclinations, but this has been one of the reasons the programs have been so successful...[The programs] are driven educationally by a vision of promoting lifelong environmental stewardship in UGA students."
For many students and faculty, the impact of their engagement with GPS has been transformational, facilitating personal and professional growth. According to Dr. Bruce Bongarten, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (and former GPS faculty member): "My personal perception of what study abroad courses can be was completely altered. I saw students' eyes and minds opened. I saw curiosity and excitement for learning renewed. I saw students grow intellectually and personally."
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IIE will present the annual IIE Andrew Heiskell Awards for Best Practices in Internationalization at a ceremony in Miami, Florida on March 14, 2017, as part of the Annual Best Practices in Internationalization Conference.
The members of the selection panel for this year's awards include the following leaders in international education:
Arlene JacksonDirector of International Education, American Association of State Colleges & Universities (AASCU)
Cathey MazeDean, Academic & Student Services, Oakland Community College
Donna ScarboroAssociate Provost, International Programs, The George Washington University
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It's hard to believe this is actually happening. I know ABC must be ecstatic that its 20/20 interview with Charlie Sheen drew the time slot's highest ratings in years. Hopefully, the footage can be used at his commitment hearing and not his funeral coverage.
The man is full tilt bozo, with "tiger blood and Adonis DNA," raising his twins with the help of the porn "goddesses" he now calls his family. Until this morning, that is. Sheen surrendered his sons to the police after a sworn declaration by their mother, Brooke Mueller, that Sheen told her, "I will cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom!" He did say on 20/20 that Mel Gibson had called to lend moral support, although Mel's threat to his baby mama sounds almost courtly in comparison. "I will bury you in the rose garden" has such a sentimental ring to it now.
Unfortunately, Mel may have given Charlie some advice on the "Jewish problem" as well. Sheen derisively referred to his boss Chuck Lorre as Chaim Levine as if he were outing him, although it was not a secret. Charlie's birth name is Carlos Estevez.Who cares? People care because of the way he said it. The fact that a recording exists makes it harder to believe he meant nothing by it.
So does this. Brooke Mueller claimed that Sheen called his manager Mark Berg a "stoopid jew pig" and she submitted a screen grab of it with her sworn statement. Yes, it could have been faked. She also stated that while in the Bahamas last week, he asked her to kick back $20,000 a month in child support so he would have "untraceable cash" to "knock off a few people." She could have been lying.
We know that Mueller has problems of her own: she's in "day treatment" for substance abuse. That's why the twins are now being cared for by her mother. Those poor kids. Nature and nurture haven't done them any favors so far. I can't imagine being Brooke, recovering from the non-stop "seven-gram rock" parties and waking from the nightmare of living with a man who, at his most sedate, would make coffee nervous. I'd do anything to get my kids away from him.
So, yeah, maybe she's lying. But I would argue that the burden of proof resting on her shoulders gets lighter every time her ex opens his crazy mouth.
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Rosalie Gascoigne filled her studio with discarded objects and materials found on her excursions into the countryside, to local tips and junkyards. For Rosalie, there was an infinite potential for these things.
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The Lord said, "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you get. Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? Or how can you say to your brother, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when there is the log in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye. Do not give dogs what is holy; and do not throw your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under foot and turn to attack you. Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For every one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.
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I do know how to nurse laying down, which I do all night long!
He has a suspected dairy allergy, so I have been off all dairy products for about 6 mths now, and he hasn't had any symptoms since.
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I do have the No-Cry Solution; I used it before, but not for long enough...my husband was too impatient and wanted a "quick-fix" (i.e. cry it out, which people had told us would work in a matter of days-it didn't even after almost a month).
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