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We have been in the Antiques Trade for the last 45 years. Our constant goal remains to significantly offer our clients every advantage, when buying from us, and to build a unique relationship. Our guarantee is absolute.
To identify with our history we should explain that through the 1970s into the 1990s our very successful Antique Business was one of the largest in the UK with 70 plus employees, our own outlet in Atlanta Georgia, and we are probably the only UK Antiques Dealers to have been invited to Buckingham Palace Garden Party for exporting Antiques.
We have now fully embraced modern technology and offer our stock only via the internet, through our on line shop www.theantiqueseller.co.uk
We have always been involved with trading delicate and decorative objects, we are delighted to offer our expertise to clients both old and new. Please take a look at our current selection of stock, well priced for supplying the Antiques Trade, offering scarce and interesting items at affordable prices. All our stock is carefully described, how ever should you require more information, or detailed photographs please do contact us firstname.lastname@example.com
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Think of us as your UK sourcing agency, we are delighted to provide you with regular access to the most desirable and profitable UK Antiques.
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Antique 19th Century encrusted porcelain vase in an elaborate Rococo shape, pierced and heavily encrusted with summer flowers one side hand painted with exotic birds in landscape, the other with a festoon of colourful flowers all set against a Royal Blue ground and accented with richly gilded features, all presented in very nice condition for its approx 160 years age mentioned for accuracy the vase lip on one side had a small professional restoration (please see photos).
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The Antique Seller has clarified that the 19th Century encrusted porcelain vase (3756 / LA221512) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1860.
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No longer any doubt about its validity.
A couple of members of the Citizens Climate Lobby and a UW professor of Atmospheric Sciences met with our editorial board this week and simply added to the growing number of voices calling for serious discussion of global climate change and what can be done to keep things from getting worse.
First, the bad news: things are getting worse. The data is irrefutable, and the science is as well. The good news is consensus on this has reached the point where denying it defies reason. Those that do aren't taken seriously anymore. So, why aren't our elected officials, our so-called leaders, willing to talk about it to say nothing of do something about it?
That may be changing too. This week both conservative and liberal think tanks considered new carbon tax proposals. Business groups and national security experts are joining in. It will soon be politically unwise for elected officials to continue to ignore reality. We hope.

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We found 1 episode of More Than Just Code podcast - iOS and Swift development, news and advice with the tag "expecations".
Episode 268: Xcode Memory View
October 5th, 2019 | 50 mins 35 secs
1password, ad astra, agilebits, allow apps from anywhere, big endian, black hat, bob dylan, canadian dollar, caveman debugging, checkm8, class, code completion, combine, copy by reference, copy by value, copy on write, corgi, dev.to, expecations, function builders, greta, heap, hendrix experience, hotwheels, inglorious bastards, int8, interviews, john sundell, journey to the far side of the sun, lancia, little endian, macpaw, marin todorov, mark ambrose, matchbox, mattel, memory viewer, omg cable, on boarding, penbook, pencilkit, property wrappers, quentin tarantino, ryan nystrom, setapp, space 1999, sr&ed, stack, star wars, struct, swift playgrounds, swiftui, the great escape, the musical box, thunderbirds, top gear, try combine, tyco, worcester
We fact check on Apple costs, SR&ED, and Matchbox. In the follow up we name check Worcestershire, the OMG Cable, and the Checkm8 exploit. We review Swift Memory Management and Performance. Swift Playgrounds on iPad adds SwiftUI, iOS 13 SDK and Combine support. Picks: Reverse Interview, Catalina tip - download apps from anywhere, PenBook built with SwiftUI, PencilKit and iPadOS, Xcode Spell Chec, and Combine Function Builders.


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Today is exactly 2 years since the lauch of Ripple Dot Zero! We celebrate this by removing the in-game ads from the game.
We have a couple of reasons for removing them, other than to celebrate 2 years. Here are a couple…
- They are horribly ugly, ruining the mood we're trying to settle
- They are the biggest source of bugs in the game, generating lots of crashes at startup (not aware of any other crashes in the game apart from this)
- For the last year they have generated the impressive amount of $10.90 (keep your day job)
So from now on, enjoy a free game, free from ads, right in your browser.
If you haven't played this game before, head over to www.rippledotzero.com and give that G-Blade a spin!
If you played it before, then it's time to blow the dust off of those old sneakers on the shelf!
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So here we are, finally starting the harbour assaults, as one already happened and successfully with that! This should lead to other ones in order to have some great fun around this awesome game mode.
Which is why I'm officialy stating that the FNFL are looking for new members. Some history, the FNFL were the free french naval forces during WW2. The fleet already existed back on the old NFeu server. We were never a part of the big fleets mainly because the game was translated to french only in the last times of the server, even though I'm pretty confident lots of potential french speaking players would love to join us on NF!
As you may have guessed, we're a french speaking fleet, talking the language is a big plus!
Since I stated that we were never amongst the strongest fleets, now is not the time we're at our one strongest as the server just opened and for now only few players came back! Still, we'd love to fight hard battles in the HA modes and we're naturally inclined to put our flag on Toulon!
This very reason leads to a call to anyone or any squad/fleet interested in joining forces for the sake of the HA fun to contact me. The goal would be to organize a HA on Toulon, and you would join for the event, so that you could have fun together with us. So if you too want to share the experience and cannot right now, we'd gladly consider you joining us for this awesome event.
We want you! Reach out to me in order to discuss about this opportunity.
PS: this is aimed to the GMs, I hope you are fine with me looking out for people to join our fleet just for the HA! I think this is a great opportunity to give the chance to people to get some fun while there aren't many organized fleets. We have the fleet but not the number right now, so everyone would benefit of the situation: more people get to play the HA and we get to see our flag floating in the wind above Toulon at least once!


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Apex after apex the Daytona 675 inspires complete confidence. Fantastic power, light weight, and easy to ride, our engineers ambition was simple: to create the most perfectly balanced motorcycle. An equal blend of torque, responsiveness, agility, poise and purpose. The result is a bike with class-defining power, performance and handling. A bike that will inspire total confidence. And looks every bit as good.
The Daytona 675's engine features twin injectors per cylinder, titanium valves, a 14,400 red line, and a spine tingling induction roar. It's fast on the track, great on the road and satisfying to own.
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It will be extremely difficult for those who judge a book by its cover to understand my relationship with Ramadan. For interested readers they can always find more about "Ramadan according to a tartoussi" here and specifically here. I have already posted 14 times about it so obviously it must carry certain significance to me. Perhaps most interesting in our unique relationship is that first, I feel the passage of time with the advent of this synodic (lunar) month and second, I have in a way succeeded, on the personal level, to humanize the mystic aura of the experience.
My intention is to write recipes and food related posts on my blog for the next 30 days or so. I might, of course, change my mind at any time but it would be a good idea to sit back, enjoy and talk about food. While getting in the mood allow me please to wish each and everyone of you a Ramadan Karim. You know how Christmas is Merry and Easter is Happy! Well Ramadan is Generous (Karim).
I hope we work on eradicating the disparity between the rich and poor so that the wealthy don't feel that they are doing the needy a favor with their alms.
I hope we become free to live the way we choose to and liberate our minds from the vice of judging others.
I hope we believe in ourselves enough not to wait for miracles to happen but instead work out butts off to make viable wonders come true.
I hope we come to terms with reality, cherish the physical world and see the inherent beauty of the universe with wonderment and joy not in awe and fear. ex nihilo nihil fit.
I hope we never lose the impulse to learn, the will to travel and the urge to discover the unknown.
I hope we reach the point when no one believes that it's worth dying or killing for a cause.
I hope that no man has to toil for bread, no child sleeps unfed and no woman is coerced in bed.


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We want to have a wiki with good quality control. To achieve that goal, we really need to set up a good deletion policy. Here is what I propose: we have a single template (needs assistance) that can stay on an article for 1 week. After that the article is deleted. We won't use any delete templates or anything like that. The template will have a link or a detailed explanation of how to move the page to a user sandbox (and delete all categories so that it doesn't show up anywhere) in order to save the article. That's another simple policy that we should have actually: no categories on sandboxed stuff. Anyways, I'm tired so this is probably somewhat incoherent, but I'd like to hammer out some rigid policy for deletion. --Andrew Arnott (talk, email) 01:27, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- Sounds good, though there should still be something for speedy deletion. I definitely support moving unfinished crap into sandboxes -- the nav pages should only show finished stuff. Surgo 01:40, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- Yeah, we need a stronger delete policy to maintain quality and not fill nave pages up with incomplete work. I think there's a bit of conflating going on between incomplete things (which are stubs, and should have the stub template or something similar tagged on them) and things which are complete but don't hit their balance target or are too weak for the wiki (and need balance assistance and the assistance tag). I personally think very differently of grossly incomplete things than I do balance issue things (I have little patience for the former and will start applying delete tags or whatever to them) and it would be nice to tell them apart even if the deletion policy for them was the same, which I'm not sure it should be. I'm perfectly happy with a 1 week move it or lose it for incomplete items, but I'd prefer 2 weeks on balance assist stuff because we don't treat all balance assist stuff evenly.
- The other problem is that we sorta ignore 'technically complete but still tweaking for balance' things like Jay's Gray Guardian (who failed the SGT first time out but was listed as rogue) and TGCid's tome style sword guy whose name escapes me right now (who was listed as wizard level but wasn't initially, and is still being tweaked up). Both of these really should have had the assistance tag placed on them and been subject to the same deletion policy we're discussing here, but it wasn't done in either case. That sort of lax enforcement makes me want to tread lightly with quickly deleting things that someone properly applied the assistance tag to since we don't apply it to everything that's being tweaked in good faith but is a candidate for it. - TarkisFlux 05:27, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- Status: Being tweaked. Should do the trick IMO, it mean it is actually playable, but may be under or overpowered for it balance point. It like releasing a beta, usable but still need to be tweaked, and in theory every classes are being tweaked constantly. --Leziad 07:46, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- I don't think "Status: Being Tweaked" is enough. It needs the assistance tag, because Status: Being Tweaked can just languish on there until the end of time and nobody will really notice. If something like what TarkisFlux is describing happens in the future, please put the assistance tag on it. Surgo 12:09, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- Surgo, you stuck the assist tag on The_Entheomancer_(3.5e_Prestige_Class) and noted that it needed linking and formatting, but didn't mention it's generally incomplete status. Should that have been tagged as incomplete as well and subject to a move it or lose it countdown? I'm trying to get a feel for how complete something needs to be to not face the threat of deletion.
- We may also want to add a new "In Progress" or "Help Welcome" template that users can stick on their sandbox work if they want other members to drop by with comments and criticisms. Just to make it explicit that the sandbox isn't private and duplicate some of the group editing that happens when people place their work inappropriately in the completed sections. - TarkisFlux 19:05, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- I didn't realize that the class was supposed to be more than 3 levels long. Sure then, the assistance message should be changed. If you want to make those templates, please go ahead. Surgo 21:00, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- Actually, I was wrong on that prestige class, it's just missing a couple of bits but my cursory scan earlier thought it was much less finished. Sorry bout that, was trying to do too many things at the same time this morning. I'll get those templates out later today when I'm less distracted. - TarkisFlux 21:10, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
- I propose that we adopt this as our deletion and article standards. If there's general agreement, I'll implement the dead templates and cats on that page. - TarkisFlux 02:10, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
- One other question. Are we going to differentiate between incomplete mechanically from incomplete fluff from incomplete in general? Or just lump it all together and incomplete is incomplete? - TarkisFlux 04:17, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
- For whatever my opinion is worth, I'd suggest differentiating between the two. Something that is mechanically sound but lacks fluff can be picked up as-is and used immediately in a game, while something that possesses wonderfully written fluff but lacks balanced mechanics is for all intents and purposes unusable. -- Dracomortis 23:49, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
- Actually lacking fluff is not a big deal. What is a big deal is if there are parts of the preload that are empty, or if "<- something here ->" is showing up anywhere in the page. It's not hard to write a damn sentence about your class, and if "<- something here ->" shows up anywhere that's a clear indication that the page is not finished and either needs to be in a sandbox or not on the wiki. Surgo 23:52, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
→Reverted indentation to one colon
Agreed, just wanted a second opinion. I've updated the Article Reqs page the reflect that, and if anyone wants to spend a minute or five reading it to see if it fits that would be appreciated. - TarkisFlux 00:55, October 10, 2009 (UTC)


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Thules two bike ClipOn High has metal straps, and once adjusted for your vehicle is very quick and easy to clip / snap into place, and to remove. There are two versions of the ClipOn High - one's mainly for hatchbacks, the other for estates.
It's a high mount carrier so it doesnt obscure the lights on most cars we will tell you below if it does on your car and if you need to use a light board.
Thules two bike ClipOn High has metal straps, and once adjusted for your vehicle is very quick and easy to clip / snap into place, and to remove. There are two versions of the ClipOn High - one's mainly for hatchbacks, the other for estates.
It's a high mount carrier so it doesnt obscure the lights on most cars we will tell you below if it does on your car and if you need to use a light board.
Thules two bike ClipOn High has metal straps so that, once adjusted, its very easy to put on and take off.
The very simple mounting is made possible with the help of the patented 'snap on' fitting system. It takes a bit of adjustment first time out, but fitting and removal is then a doddle compared to other rear mounted systems. All straps are included but we have found that the bikes are usually secured most effectively with an additional long strap to hold everything tight, and are therefore providing a free strap with each carrier - one strap per carrier!
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Please note that you cannot use rear fixing carriers on cars with rear spoilers, or on vehicles where modifications to the roof or tailgate would have an effect on the fitting of the carrier. Find a different solution - either roof mounting and/or tow bar mounting.
We offer our existing customers a full "Next Day if possible" spares service, and will cannibalise new stock as required to find you the parts you need. For new customers, i.e. those who have not bought from us before, we will order the parts from Thule which usually takes 2 to 4 weeks.
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We charge a contribution towards delivery costs, depending on what you order, where you live, and how quickly you want the goods.
For most UK addresses, the charge for our two to three day service is £5.50 (£9.50 for orders including a roof box) and our charge for Next Working Day deliveries is £8.50 (£12.50 for orders involving a roof box). AutoSock, shoe chains, RUD i-Sock, and small spare parts, are charged £3.95 (Royal Mail Tracked), £4.95 (Royal Mail Express Tracked) or £5.95 (express courier, usually Next Working Day).
There are different charges for any delivery including a sea crossing, and deliveries to Skye - we will contact you with a quote on receipt of order.
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We are very flexible with our deliveries and will aim to deliver on a day and at an address which suits you. Goods can usually be left without signature - we prefer this with roof boxes. There's a "Special Delivery Instructions" box in the checkout area where we'll ask you to choose a typical instruction and then amend it to suit your particular requirements.
No retailer or courier company can ever "guarantee" a Next Working Day delivery. All courier companies occasionally have the same transport problems as can happen to everyone else, including snow blocked roads, closed roads, traffic jams, mechanical breakdown, an inability to find the delivery address, or to gain access to it if, for example, it's in a block of flats. We work with some of the best couriers in the business, and overall they provide an outstanding service.
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A great way to begin your trip is visiting Calgary Tower, where you can see amazing views over the city and its natural wonders.
Experience the local culture and head to the exciting Stampede Grounds so you can catch a hockey game at the Scotiabank Saddledome or watch the world-famous Calgary Stampede. For a more relaxing time, enjoy your lunch, go ride a bicycle, and wander around the lovely Olympic Plaza.
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National Public Safety Wireless Network Starting to Take Shape
Harris County, Texas, rolls out the first pieces of what could become a nationwide broadband wireless network for public safety.
Last week Harris County, Texas, stood up the first 14 sites of what could one day become a nationwide broadband wireless network for public safety. The launch was a major milestone in an effort stretching back to the late 1990s, when Congress ordered the FCC to set aside 700 MHz spectrum for public safety.
For many years the dream of an interoperable radio for the nation's first responders had stalled at the federal level. Twenty-one cities, counties and states got tired of waiting, said former Seattle CTO Bill Schrier. In 2010, those jurisdictions formed the Operator Advisory Committee (OAC) and formally applied to the FCC to use the bandwidth, which was granted in May 2010. According to Schrier — who led Seattle's effort and became chairman of the OAC — members began building their networks.
Last week the FCC gave permission for Harris County and Charlotte, N.C., to go live — with Harris County first out of the gate. That permission came in the form of a provisional waiver, which allowed those two jurisdictions to move ahead since both projects met interoperability requirements needed for the planned national network.
The national system is backed by a $7 billion congressional appropriation, which experts say is only a small fraction of the amount that will be needed to fully build out the network. This year Congress also created the First Responders' Network Authority, called FirstNet, to help make the project a reality nationwide. "But that will take years to get that done, so there's full interoperability nationwide," Schrier said.
A July 31 FCC document says permission granted to the 21 OAC member jurisidictions was conditional, and questions are being raised as to whether to allow them to continue. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration — the federal agency in which FirstNet will be housed — wants the commission "to dismiss any pending 700 MHz public safety waiver applications and to terminate existing leases in the public safety broadband spectrum." NTIA contends that continuing these deployments "jeopardizes nationwide interoperability and ultimately could increase the cost of the nationwide network."
In addition, the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) – which is currently holding its annual conference in Minneapolis — is "urging the commission to deny all pending waiver requests," says the FCC document, "and replace the existing waivers with STAs [Special Temporary Authority] that expire sixty days after FirstNet receives its license, with any further deployment by waiver recipients left "solely ... to the discretion of FirstNet."
Charlotte and Harris County were allowed to begin operating their networks under the original FCC waiver because both projects were nearly complete. For example, the FCC document says that Charlotte received a $17 million federal grant and already "incurred all costs" of the first stage of development and halting it would require additional costs. But both Charlotte and Harris County must seek an STA from the FCC to continue operation beyond Sept. 2. The remaining 19 OAC member jurisdictions must also apply for an STA before the Sept. 2 deadline.
Requests to several Harris County and Texas Department of Public Safety Officials were not returned by press time, as they were in Minneapolis for the APCO conference. Today at that conference, Acting Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank, released the names of FirstNet boardmembers.
The Vision
"The vision" said Schrier, "had always been to create a nationwide network … for public safety, so that police officers, firefighters and EMTs — on their smartphones and tablets, would have a dedicated network for communications and data." The network would be fast [enough] to enable images and video, dedicated to public safety, and it would be immune from the dropped calls and other problems of public wireless networks.
It's no secret that many police departments already are deploying applications in the field on tablet computers, laptops and smartphones. Schrier said that if someone calls 911 to report a home burglary, an officer will be dispatched by voice radio. En route the officer receives details on a smartphone, tablet or computer in the patrol car. The officer responds to the call, and afterward can write a report on the same computer and upload it to a police records management system.
The new wireless broadband network, however, is much faster and enables some interesting new applications. Take, for example, an incident like a convenience store robbery. With a new wireless network for public safety, the video would be routed from the convenience store, through the police 911 dispatch center and then wirelessly out to a laptop or tablet computer that officers could see as they respond.
"They could actually see the video from inside the store, along with images and mug shots of potential suspects," Schrier explained. "So where before the networks were mostly text-based or reports-based, this one is going to be fast enough to support video and images. Furthermore, it's two-way. Police cars now have front-facing video cameras, and some police departments have officers wearing the video cameras to record interactions with suspects or citizens. Because the network is higher speed, that video can be beamed back in real time to 911 centers and police commanders. So if the officer is in trouble, they can see what's going on in real time — in the field as well."
Officers could also take on-the-spot photos of suspect and upload them instantaneously for identification purposes. The FBI is developing an application that can compare that photo taken in the field with a mugshot database. "Images are megabytes in size," Schrier said, "so you need a really fast network to do it. That's the kind of network that Harris County stood up." In addition, officers could access surveillance cameras on their beats that were connected to the network.
The nationwide part of the network means that applications and devices will interoperate and will work regardless of location. The FirstNet board will help develop the technical specs for the network.
Schrier is enthusiastic about the network and about the "network number," assigned to the new system. "Every network in the world — including commercial networks like Verizon, AT&T or Sprint — has a network number. For the first time, we have a network number assigned for public safety. And that number is 313-100. And Houston actually came up using that network number for 14 sites. But eventually, that network number will be used by maybe millions of responders and tens of thousands of network sites across the country."
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Looking for info on James Larder born in England in ~ 1861, emigrated to US, lived in Lackawanna, PA late 18-early 1900s, maybe married to Margret Wood, with whom he had a son John Larder, here is the second gap he seems to have married Selena Cooper
sometime in 1900, after census and before birth of his daughter Emily Elizabeth Larder in Dec 1900. Moved to Alberta, Canada before 1911 Alberta census. Farmed in Alberta, Canada and shows up on 1916 census with wife Selena (Cooper) and children Emily Elizabeth (1900), Al, Francis and Margaret. His family is in same area in 1911 census for Alberta, with a spelling error in Larder. Moved to and lived in Calgary, Canada in 1922 and passed away in Calgary around 1938.
What is the best method of gathering genealogy info regarding family members who lived in Alberta, Canada? I can find virtually nothing about my family. They migrated from England to Pennsylvania and then Alberta, Canada.
I can find a land grant for my great grandfather in Bow River, Alberta, Canada. His name is listed as James Larder. I'm not sure if his given name was James or if that was the name that he used. Perhaps his middle name. According to the 1916 census of Alberta, he was born in England in approximately 1864. His wife's name is listed as Salina and I was always told her middle name was Emily. However, the James Larder, who I find in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania in 1900, the year my grandmother was born, was married to a Margret Larder (who I believe was born Margret Wood0 Everything adds up, but the change in wife's names, as I was told that my grandmother was born in Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania and that her family migrated to Canada in approximately 1904. I traced a James Larder through many generations and thought that I had found my great grandfather, only to find that this James Larder, of the Somerset, England Larder's died in England whilst my James Larder would have been raising his family and farming in Alberta, Canada. Can you help? I know that my great grandmother, who I know as Salina Larder, passed away in approximately 1964 in Calgary and that James Larder owned a home and I presume passed away in Calgary sometime after 1932 and before the 1960's. They had one son, who lived and remained in Alberta, Canada. He passed away sometime after 1976. His name was Alvin Larder. I can find no records of any sort regarding these three individuals, who carried the Larder surname, after the 1916 census of Alberta. Can you help?
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From the Greek compound philo (love) and logos (word), philology means the love of words, or more specifically the study of language. Although the immediate connection between the "love of words" generally and a Christian love of the word of God, the eternal logos (John 1:1), should be readily apparent, further exploration of the lost art of philology discovers even deeper resonances.
Like philosophy (the love of wisdom), philology posits first the ethical distance between the student and the word. The learner of logos must first be a lover of logos, the learner and lover of language. Without love, there is no knowledge. Love opens one up to language, etc. The importance of this becomes immense once one realizes how the foundation of facticity is language itself. As the German Philosopher Martin Heidegger famously said: "Die Sprache ist das Haus des Seins" (language is the house of being). And as Scripture teaches, we are "worded" creatures, created by the speech of God (Gen. 1); the whole universe is upheld by the "word of his power" (Heb. 1:3).
Therefore if ours is a "worded" world then the logic of language is of utmost importance. In fact, nothing is more powerful than speech itself; nothing is more important than words, nor more dynamic than discourse. Our lives and loves are always already condition, contained, and even constituted by the limits of language. And so to learn language is to learn to live; to learn to love. And to love words is an entrance into the whole world. Hence, the mystic romance of the philologist.
J.R.R. Tolkien understood this perhaps better than most during the 20th century. In fact he did not see himself to primarily be a story teller, or a fiction writer. Rather, he understood himself primarily to be a philologist. And it was philology itself that provided the performative context for his mythology. He loved stories, but he realized that even they were constituted by something more primary, namely language. Therefore, it was nouns and names that Tolkien loved most passionately; the love of words and their elusive histories, meanings, and powers. "The invention of languages is the foundation," wrote Tolkien of his myths. "The 'stories' were made rather to provide a world for the languages than the reverse" (Letters, p. 219). This comes through in a letter to his son Christopher regarding the later's poem on Attila the Hun:
I suddenly realized that I am a pure philologist. I like history, and am moved by it, but its finest moments for me are those in which it throws light on words and names! Several people (and I agree) spoke to me of the art with which you made the beady-eyed Attila on his couch almost vividly present. Yet oddly, I find the thing that thrills my nerves is the one you mentioned casually: atta, attila. Without those syllables the whole great drama both of history and legent loses savour for me (Letters, p. 264).
What is Tolkien talking about? Why are the syllables of atta, attila, so much more important than anything else about the story? Could so much possibly be hidden within a few syllables, cognates, nouns, or names? How much is in a name anyway? How much meaning in a word? The answer: more than most modern people care to realize. In fact, it is the words themselves that give the greatest clues into the stories; it is the names in their specificity that open up the narratives. Tom Shippey, explains:
The point is that Attila, though a Hun, an enemy of the Goths under Theodorid and a byword for bloody ferocity, nevertheless does not appear to bear a barbarian name. 'Attila' is the diminutive form of the Gothic word for 'father', atta: it means 'little father', or even 'dad', and it suggests very strongly the presence of many Goths in Attila's conquering armies who found loot and success much more attractive than any questions of saving the West, Rome or Civilization! ….. Atta, Attila: what's in a name? One answer is, a total revaluation of history (The Road to Middle Earth, p. 16).
By calling this tyrant and destroyer Attila the Goths gave the most poetic expression to the complete turnover of their culture and civilization. They called their worst enemy affectionately, "daddy." Any further words would fail to transcend the sublime simplicity of these subtle sounds. The syllables say it all.
As Christians we also can appreciate this love for language and its importance in discovering the depths of significance embedded into the Holy Scriptures. We may even take the significance of names as an example (the sensitivity to which modernity has left us almost entirely bereft).
God has revealed himself throughout Scripture through both his actions and his names. And the names are no less significant than the actions! Rather they are integrally connected and powerfully combined. In fact nothing is more powerful than the word of the LORD, nor anything more glorious than his name. And from the beginning of the entire history of salvation, God's name was holy and dangerous; unpronounceable, and not to be blasphemed. But in Genesis God acts in providing for his friend Abraham, and Abraham named that spot, "Yahweh will provide" (Gen. 22:8, 14). And later God reveals himself to Moses as "I am who I am" (Ex. 3) and then says: "for this purpose I have raised you up, to show you my power, so that my name may be proclaimed in all the earth" (Ex. 9:13). Likewise, the names of the leaders of Israel are significant too, of course. Joshua, for example, means the LORD saves.
All of this comes to a head in the New Testament when we hear that "his name will be Jesus (Joshua) because he will save his people from their sins. Here the names Yahweh, Joshua, and Jesus are identified. And most notably, the title, Christ (Messiah, which means anointed) harkens back to the entire history of the anointed servant of the Lord. In the New Testament world, all a Jew (or Samaritan) had to do is say the title "Messiah" and instantly a whole history of significance was brought to the mind. Thus to say, "Jesus is the Christ" was the most historically freighted of statements. For by nominating Jesus with title "Christ" one was making a revaluation of history itself.
But we need to be lovers of language if we are to learn any of this; lovers of words and lovers of the worlds they create. We need to practice philology, to whatever extent that is still possible anymore. Ultimately, this is how we love the world of our neighbors; the world of our ancestors, and the texts they've written down for us; and ultimately this is how we love the eternal logos of God. Indeed, all these things go together.
For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things were created through him and for him. And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together (Col 1:16-17).


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DreamFactory supports server-side scripting to quickly and easily customize almost all of the platform's REST API endpoints to include business logic on the server, such as field validation, workflow triggers, runtime calculations, and more. Developers can easily attach scripts to any existing API endpoint, for both pre- and post-processing of the request and response. You can also write your own custom REST APIs with server-side script services. Starting with release 2.3.0, scripts can even be queued for later processing. This section provides an overview of how scripting works. Please see the tutorials section for example scripts.
- 1 Supported Scripting Languages
- 2 Where Scripting Can Be Used
- 3 Resources Available To A Script
- 4 Stopping Script Execution
- 5 Queued Scripting Setup
- 5.1 Specifying The Queue
- 5.2 Specifying The Queue Connection
- 5.3 Delayed Scripts
- 5.4 Running The Queue Listener
- 5.5 Dealing With Failed Scripts
- 5.6 Retrying Failed Scripts
Supported Scripting Languages
DreamFactory scripting supports several modern scripting languages. To get a list of which ones are installed and setup on a particular instance use the following API.
{ "resource": [ { "name": "nodejs", "label": "Node.js", "description": "Server-side JavaScript handler using the Node.js engine.", "sandboxed": false }, { "name": "php", "label": "PHP", "description": "Script handler using native PHP.", "sandboxed": false }, { "name": "python", "label": "Python", "description": "Script handler using native Python.", "sandboxed": false }, { "name": "v8js", "label": "V8js", "description": "Server-side JavaScript handler using the V8js engine.", "sandboxed": true } ] }
Note: The sandbox setting means that the script execution is bound by memory and time and is not allowed access to other operating system functionalities outside of PHP's context. This is currently only the case for V8Js. Therefore, be aware that DreamFactory cannot control what is done inside scripts using non-sandboxed languages on a server.
The following are typically supported on most installs:
Where Scripting Can Be Used
Server-side scripts can be used in two areas of a DreamFactory instance. One of which is attached to system events which may be triggered by internal events, API calls, or other scripts. For more on events and how to apply scripting to them, go to Event Scripting.
The other way to use server-side scripts in DreamFactory is to use customizable script services. There is a scripting service type for each supported scripting language. For more on using scripting as a service, go to Script Services.
Resources Available To A Script
When a script is executed, DreamFactory passes in two very useful resources that allow each script to access many parts of the system including system states, configuration, and even a means to call other services or external APIs. They are the event resource and the platform resource.
Note: The term "resource" is used generically here, based on the scripting language used, the resource could either be an object (i.e. V8js or Node.js) or an array (i.e. PHP).
The Event Resource
The event resource contains the structured data about the event triggered (Event Scripting) or from the API service call (Script Services). As seen below, this includes things like the request and response information available to this "event".
Note: Determined by the type of event triggering the script, parts of this event resource are writable. Modifications to this resource while executing the script do not result in a change to that resource (i.e. request or response) in further internal handling of the API call, unless the event script is configured with the allow_event_modification setting to true, or it is the response on a script service. Prior to 2.1.2, the allow_event_modification was accomplished by setting a content_changed element in the request or response object to true.
The event resource has the following properties:
|A resource representing the inbound REST API call, i.e. the HTTP request.
|A resource representing the response to an inbound REST API call, i.e. the HTTP response.
|Any additional resource names typically represented as a replaceable part of the path, i.e. "table name" on a db/_table/{table_name} call.
Event Request
The "request" resource contains all the components of the original HTTP request. This resource is always available, and is writable during pre-process event scripting.
|The API version used for the request (i.e. 2.0).
|The HTTP method of the request (i.e. GET, POST, PUT).
|An object/array of query string parameters received with the request, indexed by the parameter name.
|An object/array of HTTP headers from the request, indexed by the lowercase header name.
|The body of the request in raw string format.
|The format type (i.e. "application/json") of the raw content of the request.
|The body (POST body) of the request, i.e. the content, converted to an internally usable object/array if possible.
Any allowed changes to this data will overwrite existing data in the request, before further listeners are called and/or the request is handled by the called service.
Event Response
The response resource contains the data being sent back to the client from the request.
Note: This resource is only available/relevant on post-process event and script service scripts.
|The HTTP status code of the response (i.e. 200, 404, 500, etc).
|An object/array of HTTP headers for the response back to the client.
|The body of the request as an object if the content_type is not set, or in raw string format.
|The content type (i.e. json) of the raw content of the request.
Just like request, any allowed changes to response will overwrite existing data in the response, before it is sent back to the caller.
The Platform Resource
This platform resource may be used to access configuration and system states, as well as, the REST API of your instance via inline calls. This makes internal requests to other services directly without requiring an HTTP call.
The platform resource has the following properties:
|An array/object that allows access to the instance's REST API.
|An array/object consisting of the current configuration of the instance.
|An array/object consisting of the current session information.
Platform API
The api resource contains methods for instance API access. This object contains a method for each type of REST verb.
|GET a resource
|POST a resource
|PUT a resource
|PATCH a resource
|DELETE a resource
They all accept the same arguments:
method( "service[/resource_path]"[, payload[, options]] );
- method - Required. The method/verb listed above.
- service - Required. The service name (as used in API calls) or external URI.
- resource_path - Optional depending on your call. Resources of the service called.
- payload - Optional, but must contain a valid object for the language of the script.
- options - Optional, may contain headers, query parameters, and cURL options.
Calling internally only requires the relative URL without the /api/v2/ portion. You can pass absolute URLs like 'http://example.com/my_api' to these methods to access external resources. See the scripting tutorials for more examples of calling platform.api methods from scripts.
// V8js var url = 'db/_table/contact'; var result = platform.api.get(url); var_dump(result);
// Node.js var url = 'db/_table/contact'; var options = null; platform.api.get(url, options, function(body, response) { var result = JSON.parse(body); console.log(result); });
// PHP $url = 'db/_table/contact'; $api = $platform['api']; $get = $api->get; $result = $get($url); var_dump($result);
// Python url = 'db/_table/contact' result = platform.api.get(url) data = result.read() print data jsonData = bunchify(json.loads(data))
Retrieving a Request Parameter
To retrieve a request parameter using PHP, you'll reference it the parameter name via the $event['request']['parameters'] associative array:
// PHP $customerKey = $event['request']['parameters']['customer_key'];
To retrieve the filter parameter, reference the filter key:
// PHP $filter = $event['request']['parameters']['filter']
This will return the key/value pair, such as "id=50". Therefore you'll want to use a string parsing function such as PHP's explode() to retrieve the key value:
// PHP $id = explode("=", $event['request']['parameters']['filter'])[1];
Throwing an Exception
If a parameter such as filter is missing, can throw an exception like so:
// PHP if (array_key_exists('filter', $event['request']['parameters'])) { throw new \DreamFactory\Core\Exceptions\BadRequestException('Missing filter'); }
Adding HTTP headers, query parameters, or cURL options to api calls
You can specify any combination of headers and query parameters when calling platform.api functions from a script. This is supported by all script types using the options argument.
// V8js var url = 'http://example.com/my_api'; var payload = {"name":"test"}; var options = { 'headers': { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, 'parameters': { 'api_key': 'my_api_key' }, }; var result = platform.api.post(url, payload, options); var_dump(result);
// Node.js var url = 'http://example.com/my_api'; var payload = {"name":"test"}; var options = { 'headers': { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, 'parameters': { 'api_key': 'my_api_key' }, }; platform.api.post(url, payload, options, function(body, response) { var result = JSON.parse(body); console.log(result); }
// PHP $url = 'http://example.com/my_api'; $payload = json_decode("{\"name\":\"test\"}", true); $options = []; $options['headers'] = []; $options['headers']['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'; $options['parameters'] = []; $options['parameters']['api_key'] = 'my_api_key'; $api = $platform['api']; $post = $api->post; $result = $post($url, $payload, $options); var_dump($result);
// Python url = 'http://example.com/my_api' payload = '{\"name\":\"test\"}' options = {} options['headers'] = {} options['headers']['Content-Type'] = 'application/json' options['parameters'] = {} options['parameters']['api_key'] = 'my_api_key' result = platform.api.post(url, payload, options) data = result.read() print data jsonData = bunchify(json.loads(data))
For V8js and PHP scripts, which use cURL to make calls to external URLs, you can also specify any number of cURL options. Calls to internal URLs do not use cURL, so cURL options have no effect there.
// V8js options = { 'headers': { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, 'CURLOPT_USERNAME' : '[email protected]' 'CURLOPT_PASSWORD' : 'password123' };
// PHP $options = []; $options['headers'] = []; $options['headers']['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'; $options['parameters'] = []; $options['parameters']['api_key'] = 'my_api_key'; $options['CURLOPT_USERNAME'] = '[email protected]'; $options['CURLOPT_PASSWORD'] = 'password123';
cURL options can include HTTP headers using CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, but it's recommended to use options.headers for V8js or $options['headers'] for PHP to send headers as shown above.
Platform Config
The config object contains configuration settings for the instance.
| Configuration settings specific to DreamFactory.
( [version] => "2.1.0" [api_version] => "2.0" [always_wrap_resources] => true [resources_wrapper] => "resource" [storage_path] => "my/install/path/storage" ... )
Platform Session
The session resource contains information and states about the current session for the event.
|DreamFactory API key.
|Session token, i.e. JWT.
| User information derived from the supplied session token, i.e. JWT.
( [id] => 6 [display_name] => First Last [first_name] => First [last_name] => Last [email] => [email protected]com [is_sys_admin] => 1 [last_login_date] => 2016-02-19 14:05:25 )
|App information derived from the supplied API key.
|Available lookups for the session.
Stopping Script Execution
Just like in normal code execution, execution of a script is stopped prematurely by two means, throwing an exception, or returning.
// Stop execution if verbs other than GET are used in Custom Scripting Service if (event.request.method !== "GET") { throw "Only HTTP GET is allowed on this endpoint."; // will result in a 500 back to client with the given message. } // Stop execution and return a specific status code if (event.resource !== "test") { // For pre-process scripts where event.response doesn't exist yet, just create it event.response = {}; // For post-process scripts just update the members necessary event.response.status_code = 400; event.response.content = {"error": "Invalid resource requested."}; return; } // defaults to 200 status code event.response.content = {"test": "value"};
Queued Scripting Setup
DreamFactory queued scripting takes advantage of Laravel's built-in queueing feature, for more detailed information,
see their documentation here. Every DreamFactory instance comes already setup
with the 'database' queue setting with all necessary tables created (scripts and failed_scripts). The queue
configuration file is stored in
config/queue.php and can be updated if another setup is preferred, such as
Beanstalkd, Amazon SQS, or Redis.
DreamFactory also fully supports the following artisan commands for configuration and runtime execution...
queue:failed List all of the failed queue scripts queue:flush Flush all of the failed queue scripts queue:forget Delete a failed queue script queue:listen Listen to a given queue queue:restart Restart queue worker daemons after their current script queue:retry Retry a failed queue script queue:work Process the next script on a queue
Specifying The Queue
You may also specify the queue a script should be sent to. By pushing scripts to different queues, you may
categorize your queued scripts, and even prioritize how many workers you assign to various queues.
This does not push scripts to different queue connections as defined by your queue configuration file, but
only to specific queues within a single connection. To specify the queue, use the
queue configuration
option on the script or service.
Specifying The Queue Connection
If you are working with multiple queue connections, you may specify which connection to push a script to. To specify
the connection, use the
connection configuration option on the script or service.
Delayed Scripts
Sometimes you may wish to delay the execution of a queued script for some period of time. For instance, you may wish to
queue a script that sends a customer a reminder e-mail 5 minutes after sign-up. You may accomplish this using the
delay configuration option on your script or service. The option values should be in seconds.
Running The Queue Listener
Starting The Queue Listener
Laravel includes an Artisan command that will run new scripts as they are pushed onto the queue. You may run the
listener using the
queue:listen command:
php artisan queue:listen
You may also specify which queue connection the listener should utilize:
php artisan queue:listen connection-name
Note that once this task has started, it will continue to run until it is manually stopped. You may use a process monitor such as Supervisor to ensure that the queue listener does not stop running.
Queue Priorities
You may pass a comma-delimited list of queue connections to the
listen script to set queue priorities:
php artisan queue:listen --queue=high,low
In this example, scripts on the
high queue will always be processed before moving onto scripts from the
low queue.
Specifying The Script Timeout Parameter
You may also set the length of time (in seconds) each script should be allowed to run:
php artisan queue:listen --timeout=60
Specifying Queue Sleep Duration
In addition, you may specify the number of seconds to wait before polling for new scripts:
php artisan queue:listen --sleep=5
Note that the queue only sleeps if no scripts are on the queue. If more scripts are available, the queue will continue to work them without sleeping.
Processing The First Script On The Queue
To process only the first script on the queue, you may use the
queue:work command:
php artisan queue:work
Dealing With Failed Scripts
To specify the maximum number of times a script should be attempted, you may use the
--tries switch on the
queue:listen command:
php artisan queue:listen connection-name --tries=3
After a script has exceeded this amount of attempts, it will be inserted into a
failed_jobs table.
Retrying Failed Scripts
To view all of your failed scripts that have been inserted into your
failed_jobs database table, you
may use the
queue:failed Artisan command:
php artisan queue:failed
queue:failed command will list the script ID, connection, queue, and failure time. The script ID may
be used to retry the failed script. For instance, to retry a failed script that has an ID of 5, the following command
should be issued:
php artisan queue:retry 5
To retry all of your failed scripts, use
queue:retry with
all as the ID:
php artisan queue:retry all
If you would like to delete a failed script, you may use the
queue:forget command:
php artisan queue:forget 5
To delete all of your failed scripts, you may use the
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
»Mechanical and Materials Engineering Professor, David Sailor, to speak at Passive House Northwest Spring Conference in Portland
Friday, March 2, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
»Talya Bauer receives Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Distinguished Teaching Contributions Award
»David Johnson, Carl Abbott, Susan Wladaver-Morgan edit Pacific Historical Review award-winning article
»Martha Balshem, Samuel Henry, Jilma Meneses, and Masami Nishishiba present "Diversity Activism in the University: The Chief Diversity Officer Campaign" at International Globalization Diversity & Education Conference
»Lauren Beitelspacher presents "A Multi-level Perspective of Desired and Perceived Control in Sales Interactions" at American Marketing Association conference
»Susan Conrad presents "Applying Corpus Linguistics across Disciplines" at Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference
»Ruth Falco and Helen Young present "Comprehensive, Evidence-based Interventions for Children with Autism: Research Challenges and Strategies" at Conference on Research Innovations in Early Intervention
»Jennifer Perlmutter presents "'Heritage,' 'Bricolage' and Free-play: Restructuring the Ana Genre" at Women in French conference
»Christine Rose presents "Medieval English and French Conduct Books for Women" at Willamette University Medieval Studies program
»Roger Nibler authors article "Classroom Exercise Demonstrating Productivity and Quality Relationships" in Advances in Financial Education
»Roger Nibler authors article "Classroom Exercise Demonstrating Productivity and Quality Relationships" in Advances in Financial Education
»David Peterson del Mar authors books "The American Family: From Obligation to Freedom" and "Environmentalism"
»Mellie Pullman authors "Playing Their Roles: Experiential Design Concepts Applied in Complex Services" in Journal of Management Inquiry
»Neil Ramiller and Erica Wagner author "Communication Challenges in Requirements Definition: A Classroom Simulation" in Journal of Information Systems Education
»Dilafruz Williams authors chapter, "Caring in Practice" published in Dear Nel: Expanding the Circles of Care
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
»Civil and Environmental Engineering Students Granted 2012 Portland State Solutions Generator Grants
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
»Erik Geschke, Art Faculty, Exhibits in "Portland 2012: A Biennial of Contemporary Art" at Disjecta, Portland, OR
Monday, March 12, 2012
»Donald Truxillo to receive 2012 Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Distinguished Service Contributions Award
»Will Parnell participates on panel, "What Can We Learn from Schools in Finland and Reggio Emilia, Italy?" for City Club of Portland
»Gerry Sussman co-presents paper "Impacts of Conglomeration and New Technology on the Local TV Newsroom" at What is Television? conference
»Steve Thorne gives keynote, "A Distributed Approach to Second Language Development," at Second Language Acquisition and Teaching Roundtable
»Dilafruz Williams presents keynote, "We Live in a Connected World: Pathways to Successful Partnerships in Service-Learning," at Campus Compact Service-Learning Institute
»Thomas Luckett authors chapter, "Book Seizures and the Politics of Repression in Paris, 1787-1789," in "Into Print: Limits and Legacies of the Enlightenment: Essays in Honor of Robert Darnton"
»Eric Mankowski co-authors "Dimensions of Support Among Abused Women in the Workplace" in "American Journal of Community Psychology"
»Tugrul Daim receives Energy Trust grant and a Bonneville Power Administration grant for "Northwest Energy Efficiency Technology Roadmapping"
»David Maier receives award extending participation in work of Center for Coastal Margin Observation & Prediction
»Stefan Talke receives National Science Foundation grant for "19th Century U.S. West Coast Sea Level and Tidal Properties"
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
»The Oregonian: Cradle to Career makes 'massive' effort to tackle school failure in Multnomah County
Friday, March 16, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
»Computer Science students awarded first place in 2012 AVIOS Speech Application Contest in Voice Only class
Friday, March 23, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
»The Oregonian: Rocks, fossils and artifacts star at Portland State University's Archaeology Roadshow
»The Oregonian: Portland student, Grants Pass gardener show rift as federal health reform goes on trial Monday
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
»Student in Engineering and Technology Management Receives Award at Association of University Technology Managers Annual Meeting
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
»The Oregonian: Former Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski takes teaching position at Portland State University
Thursday, March 29, 2012


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Galaxy Head Coach Bruce Arena
On the game…
"Give Colorado a lot of credit, they pushed us really hard to get the goal and even up the game. Both teams played very well. It's really good to get a win on the road in Denver, it's never easy. I told Edson (Buddle) he could have had nine goals tonight. I think Pickens made some pretty good saves. I was pleased with our performance."
"You know the home team is going to come hard at you, especially as they were trailing. We needed to be patient and do the defending that is necessary and look to get the second goal. Give Colorado credit, they pushed to get that goal."
"I think (Omar) Cummings was real dangerous in the first half. In
the second half, we did a little bit of a better job on him."
Galaxy forward Landon Donovan
On the game…
"We did a good job of dictating the game, which was smart. We played the way we need to play on the road against a team that plays well at home and has the advantage of altitude, field size and crowd. We limited them to a few good chances."
"It's hard to play here, even if you're fit, it's still
a challenge. Colorado has a big advantage of training here every day.
That's why it's so special to come here and win. We haven't done it in a
long time and I'm very proud of us. We got tired but we pushed through
and we did very well."
Galaxy forward Alan Gordon
On his game winning goal…
"Maybe they were looking for a shot but they definitely weren't covering me. We played a good ball, I was lucky to get a head on it and win it. We know we have some big boys, so we concentrate on doing our free kicks well and it worked out."
Galaxy forward Edson Buddle
On Conor Casey…
"He's a good player to watch if you want to learn some things, he is a good example. I like Conor's game; I like him as a person as well."
On playing at altitude…
"It's a little rough playing in altitude. But we came in late last night and I think it helped. We did win, so we aren't going to complain about the altitude."
Rapids Head Coach Gary Smith
On the game…
"I thought they were the better team in the first half and mounted some good pressure in the opening 20 minutes. But for us to concede from a dead ball again was a disappointment. I thought we created some absolutely fabulous opportunities. I think to come out in the second half and to dominate the way we did showed a lot of character from the group. We showed the quality of possession we had displayed the last several weeks. The big difference from this week from last was we created some fabulous chances. Unfortunately today, we couldn't force on. And in a game where one goal can make a big difference, their one has gotten the three points."
Rapids goalkeeper Matt Pickens
On the game…
"We can't dwell on this one, but it is a really hard loss when you look at how much we put into it. We were able to play our game. I think if it wasn't for the way we started; it would have been a different result."
"The game comes down to the finest detail like
a set piece that went against us again. It is a very small margin, but
we need to correct that. We need to put on emphasis on correcting these
small things so we can get something from these games."
Rapids defender Drew Moor
On Alan Gordon's goal…
"I think they were a little bit overloaded on the back post. I think (Omar) Gonzalez came in really late and we didn't adjust to it quick enough and made a quick switch which left Gordon open. We had plenty of time once the foul was called to get in position. It (goals from set pieces) is just something that is haunting us right now."
With the win, the Galaxy are now 6-0-1 on the season, giving
them 19 points. They remain alone in first place in the Western
Conference and are now nine points ahead of second place Colorado and
Houston, who lost 1-0 at home to FC Dallas earlier on the night.
• LA is now four points ahead of the Eastern Conference leading New York Red Bulls for the best record in MLS. The Red Bulls are 5-1-0 for 15 points.
• The Galaxy did not get their 19th point of the 2009 season until a 1-0 win over New England on July 4.
• For the first time this season, Bruce Arena made no changes to his team from the 3-1 win over Philadelphia on Saturday night. In addition to keeping the same starting XI, Arena named the same seven substitutes as he had against the Union.
• The Galaxy were once again without Sean Franklin, Dema Kovalenko, Leonardo, Eddie Lewis and Mike Magee who all missed the game because of injury. Of that group, only Magee made the trip to Colorado.
• Alan Gordon scored his first goal of the season in the 21st minute, heading home a Landon Donovan freekick. The goal was Gordon's first in MLS since a 2-1 win at Toronto FC on June 6, 2009.
• Donovan, who was fouled leading to the freekick, collected his MLS-best sixth assist of the season on the goal, tying his total from all of 2009 when he finished tied for the team lead in assists.
• Edson Buddle was booked in the 89th minute for his fourth yellow card of the season. Buddle is now one caution away from a mandatory one-game suspension.
• Goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts made three saves in the game for LA to keep his fifth shutout in seven games this season. Ricketts has allowed just two goals in 630 minutes for a league-best 0.29 goals against average.
• Former Rapids Jovan Kirovski and Clint Mathis each entered the game in the second half for the Galaxy.
• The win was the Galaxy's first in Colorado since July 13, 2002 when the Galaxy won 3-1 over the Rapids at INVESCO Field at Mile High when Danny Califf, Ezra Hendrickson and Carlos Ruiz scored for the Galaxy. Since that game, LA was 0-8-4 in Denver, including 0-3-1 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
• The Galaxy are now 3-0-0 all-time on Cinco de Mayo.
• Galaxy midfielder Chris Birchall celebrated his 26th birthday today and played the full 90 minutes in central midfield.
• The attendance for today's game was 9,882.
• The Galaxy are back in action on Saturday afternoon when they travel to Seattle to take on the Seattle Sounders FC at Qwest Field. The game kicks off at 1 p.m. and can be seen live on FOX Sports West starting with the Galaxy Live pregame show at 12 p.m. AM 570 and ESPN Deportes Radio 1330 AM will broadcast the game live on the radio in English and Spanish respectively, starting with their pregame shows at 12 p.m.


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