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Note: This FAQ contains information about ScientiaMobile's general commercial offering. Information about specific aspects of the Dual-Licensed WURFL APIs can be found here
Q: I already use WURFL. How does the creation of ScientiaMobile affect me?
A: The creation of ScientiaMobile means more resources dedicated to the project, more data, better data quality and, above all, more tools to help developers handle device fragmentation. We believe this is a positive development for all WURFL adopters.
Q: Another company is selling WURFL data with a different API. Why should I choose ScientiaMobile?
A: WURFL data may not be resold or used with a different API. If you discover a company that is doing this, please notify us. While the source code and the repository are not hidden, third-parties do not have the legal right to take the work and resell it.
Q: How do I update my WURFL data automatically?
A: All ScientiaMobile WURFL OnSite and WURFL InFuze customers are given access to a direct download URL for obtaining the latest WURFL snapshot. This is either the weekly snapshot (released on Sunday night), or an Out-Of-Band snapshot that we release to our customers between weekly snapshots in case of a significant improvement to the data (for example, if a high-profile device is released mid- week and it is not yet in WURFL). The snapshots are licensed to your organization with your commercial license included. To access the direct download URL, customers can login to ScientiaMobile and click on the Login link in the top-right of the screen. This will provide access to the customer vault. Clicking on "direct download link" in the lower right of the vault will create a custom direct download URL. This URL is unique to each customer and must be kept private. Instructions for implementing automatic downloading of WURFL data are included in the customer vault. Please see this forum post for further details.
Q: Can I be notified whenever there is an API update or other significant change?
A: Yes. Commercial licensees are already notified, but you may manually subscribe to the ScientiaMobile Announcements list if you have another address where you'd like to receive the notifications.
Q: What is the price of a commercial license?
A: We offer the following primary types of licenses: WURFL Cloud, WURFL OnSite, and WURFL InFuze. The price varies based on the product (Cloud, OnSite, InFuze), the solution usage (Mobile Web Optimization, Analytics, Advertising), the number of detections, the scope of the deployment (single site, multiple sites, OEM), and the size of the company. This usage allows you great flexibility to find a solution priced to match your needs.
View our OnSite license pricing.
View our Cloud license pricing.
Q: What are the advantages to licensing WURFL commercially?
A: First, AGPL v3 demands that users are ready to open source the code on their sites. Removing this restriction alone is well worth the cost of the commercial license for most organizations. A commercial license also provides customers with more frequent updates of the WURFL DDR files, access to the additional API languages, and increased support levels.
Q: Will a commercial license give me access to newer versions of the InFuze and OnSite APIs?
A: Yes. As part of the annual license, customers are entitled to upgrading to the latest and greatest released API.
Q: What is the renewal timeframe on the license?
A: WURFL Cloud is a monthly fee. WURFL OnSite and WURFL InFuze is an annual fee. These fees provide access to updates to clients, APIs or DDR data within the scope of their particular product during that initial and renewal timeframe.
Q: My company uses WURFL for analytics and reporting purposes. Do I need to license WURFL commercially?
A: Yes. Please contact ScientiaMobile and our sales team will work with you to create an offer that best fits your analytical solution needs.
Q: My product bundles WURFL which I sell to multiple customers. Do I need to acquire a Single commercial license for each of them?
A: ScientiaMobile also offers OEM commercial licenses for the WURFL OnSite and WURFL InFuze products. Pricing is based on the number of customers and is considerably lower than the price of multiple single licenses. Please contact ScientiaMobile for details.
Q: I am a device manufacturer/OEM who intends to ensure that its devices are correctly represented in WURFL. How can I make that happen?
A: Our process already involves including new and popular devices shortly after they become available on the market, but OEMs should make extra sure that devices are correctly represented before the device is released. For this reason, we have a created a device manufacturer partner offering which provides a fast-track into making device data available to the WURFL user base as soon as possible. Please contact ScientiaMobile about this offering.
Q: What's the license of the WURFL APIs?
A: The FOSS license of the community APIs (the ones offered by ScientiaMobile free of charge) is AGPL v3, i.e. GPL v3 with an extra provision that closes the so-called ASP loophole. Specifically, the FOSS AGPLv3 license applies to the Java, PHP, and .NET APIs that ScientiaMobile offers free of charge. Companies that are not OK with the terms of AGPL v3 can license the APIs commercially. AGPLv3 does not apply to the APIs in the commercial products of WURFL Cloud (Java, PHP, .NET, Python, Ruby, Node.js, and Perl), WURFL OnSite (Java, PHP, .NET), and WURFL InFuze (C++). This approach to software licensing is often called "dual licensing". The Free Software Foundation calls this "selling GPL exceptions".
The GNU Affero Public License can be found at: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
An overview of the license and its implications can be found at this WikiPedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affero_General_Public_License
Q: I am using the AGPL version of the WURFL API without modifying it. Will ScientiaMobile require that I release my code under an AGPL-compatible license?
A: Yes. The simple act of linking (either statically or dynamically) the WURFL API with other software constitutes derivative work and, because of this, the so-called 'copyleft' provisions of GPL/AGPL are triggered. Not only is this ScientiaMobile's interpretation of the AGPL v3 license, but this is the interpretation of the Free Software Foundation (the originator of the GPL and other free software licenses).
Q: Can I add a new device profile to WURFL to manage a new device?
A: It depends on what you mean by 'adding to WURFL'. If you are a non-commercial user who has downloaded the public
wurfl.xml file from SourceForge repository, then no. This would constitute derivative work and infringe on the file license. Authorized contributors to the WURFL database can add new devices in accordance with the agreement signed with ScientiaMobile. If you are a commercially licensed customer who has downloaded the
wurfl.xml file from the customer vault (i.e. licensed repository), then yes, you can. Any WURFL user (both commercial and AGPL) who would like to have additions permanently added to the WURFL DDR can submit a request by emailing ScientiaMobile, or posting on our support forum.
My company has a problem with deploying AGPL code on their servers. Can we pay and resolve this problem?
A: Yes. Please contact ScientiaMobile about purchasing a single commercial license for the API. The license will cover usage of the WURFL API and remove AGPL-induced restrictions. A Single license does not cover the use of WURFL by third-party companies and organizations.
Please contact us regarding OEM licensing if you are interested in that product.
Q: I have access to the API source code. Can I modify a WURFL matcher?
A: In general, yes, but there is a VERY important distinction to make. If you are licensing the code under AGPL, the answer is yes, but you will be required to make the modified code available as soon as it is distributed, according to the terms of AGPL v3. If you are licensing the code under a commercial license, the answer is still yes. You are not required to make the code available to anyone. If by chance ScientiaMobile implements modifications to the software that are similar or identical to yours, we remain in our full right to do so and keep licensing the API under AGPL, commercial or any other terms to third parties.
Q: Can I use the WURFL API with a different framework?
A: Assuming you comply with the licenses, yes. Many frameworks have integrated WURFL APIs. However, AGPL tends to be sort of strict in terms of what it can legally be linked to. The commercial license gives you more possibilities in commercial contexts.
Q: What is the Customer Vault?
A: ScientiaMobile serves commercial licensees of WURFL by offering them a personal virtual space in which they can access their licenses and updated versions of the WURFL repository. Every user who registers with ScientiaMobile obtains access to their customer vault via a username and password. Such a vault is initially empty and gets populated with the goodies that the user acquires as they become commercial licensees.
Q: What do commercial WURFL licensees find in their Customer Vault?
A: The Customer Vault contains the license for the software that has been purchased. WURFL OnSite and WURFL InFuze customers will find several weeks of the WURFL DDR updates. ScientiaMobile releases a new WURFL update every week. In addition to the weekly snapshots, the Vault contains a customized URL to the latest update, that can be used to update one's WURFL installation programmatically. Please refer to the following Forum post for details. In the vault, WURFL Cloud Customers will find a link to the Cloud Control panel, giving access to: personal API keys, WURFL capabilities, usage history, and WURFL Cloud client for the different programming platforms.
A: The WURFL Cloud Service is a highly-available Cloud installation of the WURFL Device Description Repository that allows companies to query updated mobile device information in real time. WURFL OnSite and WURFL InFuze APIs require that developers or system administrators periodically download and deploy a newer
wurfl.xml file, to enrich the DDR with the device profiles of recently-released devices. The WURFL Cloud Client has access to a constantly updated repository in the Cloud. This is comprised of essentially two parts:
Q: How do I sign up for WURFL Cloud?
A: Please see our Getting Started guide.
A: WURFL Cloud is open to companies of all sizes, though no OEM clients or software as a service companies (SaaS) can use WURFL Cloud client to serve their customers. You should refer to the Terms and Conditions for the use of the service if in doubt.
Q: What counts as a detection?
A: A detection in the WURFL Cloud product is counted as a unique visitor in a 24 hour period. The number of detection's you need will be roughly equal to your unique visitors in a given month.
Q: Which languages are supported in talking to WURFL Cloud?
A: Here is a list of languages for which a WURFL Cloud API exists: PHP 5.1+, Java 1.5+, ASP.NET 2.0 through 4.0, Perl, Node.js, Ruby and Python are officially supported. In addition to this, at least one customer has been allowed to 'speak JSON' to the Cloud directly.
Q: I am a hobbyist, man I still use WURFL Cloud?
A: ScientiaMobile also offers WURFL Cloud lite, free of charge, to micro-companies, hobbyists and companies that simply want to evaluate the Cloud. Free usage is limited to 3 capabilities and 5,000 device detection's per month.
Q: What will happen if I exceed my number of detection's limit?
A: The WURFL Cloud Client will throw an exception, such as
ScientiaMobile\WurflCloud\ApiKeyException for PHP (and similarly for other languages) if you have exceeded your detection's. You can use a
try {}/catch {} block to keep the exception from bubbling up to your application. Apart from that, the service will keep working for a period that is long enough to assume that you have received notifications that the limit is exceeded and you should upgrade your account. If no action is taken, WURFL Cloud will eventually refuse service until the next billing period.
Q: I am trying to detect iPhone models, but I am only getting 'Apple iPhone' as a response?
A: This is due to how Apple has chosen to not reveal the device name along with the User Agent string, thus not making it possible to determine the specific model using only the User Agent.
Q: I am testing WURFL Cloud with FireFox/Chrome/Opera and plug-in X/Y/Z to spoof the user agent. I always get the same (wrong) results back from the cloud. What am I missing?
A: You are missing the fact that the WURFL Cloud Client will rely on cookies to store capabilities and avoid extra round-trips to WURFL Cloud for devices that were previously serviced. If you want to use a desktop web browser (or other tool that spoofs the UA string) for testing, you should make sure that cookies are disabled or cleared. This is further explained within the WURFL Cloud getting started guide.
"…By default, the WURFL Cloud uses client-side cookies to cache device information in the browser. As a result you will need to temporarily disable cookies in your desktop web browser to test for different devices. The method to disable cookies varies from browser to browser. Below are instructions for Firefox. For other browsers, please refer to your browsers documentation…"
Q: How do I sign up for WURFL.js?
A: Anyone is able to sign up for WURFL.js here.
Q: How can I get more capabilities and/or detections?
A: Your plan can be upgraded or downgraded depending on your traffic. The capabilities are currently a fixed set and are not able to be modified.
Q: What counts as a detection?
A: A detection is considered a unique visitor for a website regardless of the number of pages that are visited on that website over a 24-hours period.
Q: What are the differences between ImageEngine and ImageEngineLite?
A: ImageEngineLite is our community offering of our ImageEngine service. Our premium offering of ImageEngine provides more parameters and no bandwidth limitations. More detailed information can be found here.
A: It is very likely that ImageEngine can optimize your images even if you're using a CDN. You can easily combine ImageEngine and any CDN either by puttin ImageEngine infront of, or behind your CDN.
Q: I already have a Content Management System (CMS). Why would I need this?
A: It is very likely that your CMS is not optimizing images at all, which will result in slow web page performance.
Q: Can't I do this today with Responsive Images, Picture and srcset command?
A: The Responsive Images specification still need the different versions (sizes, formats, crops) of the image to exist. For this, you can use ImageEngine. This way, you don't have to create 5-10 versions of an image. Actually, when in Responsive Images syntax you'll have to write 10-12 lines with reference to images, you only need one or two references with Image Engine because the built in device detection.
Q: Does quality of image suffer?
A: Some times ImageEngine uses lossy compression of images. This may result in a visible quality reduction. Also converting an image between formats, may result in quality reduction. However, even if the file size is significantly reduced, our optimization algorithms are made in such a way that human eye is incapable of spotting any differences between optimized- and original images.
Q: How much of a performance improvement can I expect?
A: Depends on a lot of things; How you define and measure performance, how many images you have, what kind of images, what is your mobile browser share and so on. On a general note, you could expect 50-60% reduced image payload, better response times for images and improved page load times because less CPU time is spent on image loading.
A: Client Hints is an emerging standard, spear-headed by Google, which enables the browser to append information about how an image should be displayed, such as size and device pixel ratio. ImageEngine uses this information if it is available. With the addition of WURFL data, ImageEngine has all information needed to produce an optimal result based on how and where a specific image is displayed.
A: Yes, for all practical purposes it is. ImageEngine runs on several locations, including Amazon. However, ImageEngine can also play together with your existing CDN if you want to keep it. Either in front of- or behind your existing CDN.
Q: Does ImageEngine make changes to my images?
A: Yes. In order to optimize the image we need to make changes in size, croping, aspect ratio and compression. You accept that we can do this by using ImageEngine. However, you still own your images, including the derivates, during their lifetime in cache.
Q: What is WURFL InSight? How is it different than other WURFL products?
A: Most WURFL products work via a WURFL API that interrogates the WURFL Device Description Repository. In contrast, WURFL InSight has no API. WURFL InSight is a set of fact tables that adds device intelligence using standard Analytics or Business Intelligence tools. Aside from its tabular format, many other aspects are the same as our other WURFL products: it needs a user agent string to match, the device information is refreshed weekly and should be download, and hundreds device capabilities are available.
Q: Are all the capabilities in the WURFL API-driven products available in WURFL InSight?
A: Yes, all of the device capabilities that you can get in our API driven products are also in WURFL Insight. You can refer to the same list of device capabilities here. to learn more.
Q: Who usually uses WURFL InSight and how?
A: WURFL InSight is designed for business analysts who want to use the analytics tools they are familiar with, and not deal with the integration of the WURFL API. To effectively use WURFL InSight, these analysts typically combine web logs that contain user agent strings with WURFL data. There are many business questions that these business analysts might answer about mobile devices visiting their web sites and their capabilities.
Q: Do I need to download tables every week? What changes from week to week in the tables? Can't I just keep using the same tables?
A: WURFL InSight is a data service. At least every week, WURFL InSight customers can download updated tables. Every week, we add new user agent strings and devices to WURFL in order to make sure accuracy stays high. If you do not update your tables, over time system will not recognize new user agents that appear. We can also work with you to increase the accuracy of your analysis based on the web traffic you are seeing. We call that User Agent Optimization.
Q: How can I improve my device detection accuracy? What is user agent optimization?
A: The devices that visit your website are continuously upgrading and changing their OS, browser, and other configurations that impact the user agent. For this reason, new user agents appear. Initially, WURFL InSight may not be able to identify the device that corresponds to these new user agents. The User Agent Optimization Plan is an optional plan that helps further improve the accuracy of WURFL InSight for your specific Web logs. You can upload user agent strings from your Web Log and receive an On-Demand update to the WURFL tables. ScientiaMobile will take these uploaded files and run them through our optimization programs to further identify all user agent strings. As soon as the file finished uploading, the ScientiaMobile optimization process will start running. Processing time will depend on the size of the upload file. Once the process is finished, you will receive an "On-Demand" update of the tables.
Q: Do you offer analytics reporting? Can I just give ScientiaMobile the raw data and you provide reports to me?
A: No, WURFL InSight is a data service. It is not currently an analytics reporting tool. WURFL InSight is intended to enrich your current web logs. The enriched web logs can be loaded during the Extraction, Transformation, and Load phase of your Business Intelligence (BI) processes. With your current BI tools, you can analyze WURFL data in the context of other data.
Q: Can I resell the WURFL InSight information as part of a broader analytics product or service?
A: No.
Q: Does a C++ API for WURFL exist?
A: Yes. ScientiaMobile offers its own C++ API as part of its WURFL InFuze product. The API implements the same exact logic (and produces the same results) as ScientiaMobile's other APIs by the same version number.
Q: Can I use WURFL device detection through an Apache/NGINX Module?
A: Yes. ScientiaMobile has released modules for both Apache and NGINX. This link has more info. The modules are based on the C++ API.
Q: Can I use WURFL device detection through Varnish-Cache?
A: Yes. ScientiaMobile has released modules for Varnish Cache. This link has more info. The module is based on our C++ API.
Q: Where can I download the C++ API and/or the NGINX/Varnish/Apache Modules?
A: WURFL InFuze's C++ API and Modules are not released under a dual license, but exclusively under a commercial license. Paid customers receive access to the downloads via their customer vault. Interested parties can inquire about licensing the usual way.
Q: Will I need to build the Varnish/Nginx/Apache Module myself?
A: Probably not. We support a variety of popular Linux distributions. Feel free to contact us if you have special needs.
Q: For which Linux distributions are the RPM/DEB packages available?
A: We offer packages built and tested for the following Linux/Unix platforms: Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, FreeBSD, SmartOS, and Windows.
Q: Where do I find installation instructions?
A: The modules installation is following the usual RPM and DEB installation procedure (i.e.
rpm -i libwurfl-220.127.116.11.el6_2.centos.x86_64.rpm or
dpkg -i libwurfl-220.127.116.11.ubuntu12.04.amd64.deb). Please note that you will need to install all the dependencies in order to successfully install the WURFL InFuze packages.
Q: I am trying to detect iPhone models (4, 4s, 5, 5c, etc…), but am only getting 'Apple iPhone' as a response?
A: This is due to how Apple has chosen to not reveal the device name along with the User Agent string, thus not making it possible to determine the specific model using only the User Agent.
Q: Are the three modules one single product?
A: No, the modules and C++ API are separated into 4 product options that are normally sold separately. Companies considering buying more than 1 option should contact us for pricing.
Q: How do I check your modules for leaking memory?
A: Instructions for testing our InFuze modules for leaking memory can be found here.
Q: What kind of documentation is provided with the packages?
A: Release notes, Changelog and example scripts are provided with each package.
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Kshama Sawant is the only socialist member of Seattle's City Council, and she's putting her money where her mouth is. After accepting office earlier this month, she announced that she will only keep $40,000 of her $117,000 annual salary -- less than half, and about the salary of the average worker in Seattle.
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"Every Councilmember faces a choice of who they represent and which world they inhabit," says Kshama Sawant, in a statement. "My place is with working people and their struggles. I want to give a voice to workers, trade union members, women, and immigrants. As a Councilmember, I re-commit to a fundamentally different political outlook. In line with the principles of the political party I represent, Socialist Alternative, I pledged to stay accountable to working people by taking only average workers' wage."
MSNBC reports that Sawant plans to donate the rest of her salary to strike funds, civil rights, and women's rights.
Sawant is the first socialist to be elected to Seattle City Council in 100 years. She replaces 16-year council veteran Richard Conlin. She was elected primarily on issues relating to income inequality, including higher taxes on the wealthy and a $15 per hour minimum wage.
"Seattle City Councilmembers receive over $117,000 a year -- the second highest of any city council in the country," Sawant says. "Inevitably, such a salary removes Councilmembers from the realities of life for working people. I will only take home $40,000 per year. This amount is roughly the full-time take-home pay of a Seattleite."
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I checked that this returned the velocity when the derivative with respect to p was taken and it did, correctly (I believe), return the momentum divided by m\gamma with \gamma being given as a function of p.
I then thought I'd have a look at a relativistic harmonic oscillator using V(x)=\frac{1}{2}kx^2
I was able to reduce this to the equation (for some reason, the equations seemed much easier to solve for the momentum than the position):
Which bears an obvious resemblance to the classical form with a relativistic correction of \frac{p^2 \ddot p^2}{m^2c^2} which will, as expected, produce large deviations for large momenta as well as high jerk situations and, according to wolfram alpha, the solutions appear to be approximately sinusoidal (which is good as it should approximate the classical sinusoidal harmonic oscillator at low momenta).
That said, I am unable to reduce this to a closed form (and, as the equation is non-linear, it appears that in all likelihood, no such form exists) and, not being familiar with the techniques of differential equations at all, am unable to plot the solutions (I am particularly interested in what happens to the family of \ddot p(0)=0 curves as p(0) becomes close to m\gamma c.
All of this led to me to wonder the following:
1. Do hamilton's equations still hold for relativistic physics (with an appropriate hamiltonian)?
2. If anyone could give me a clue as to how to plot the solutions to the differential equation (thinking about it physically, I think that it should be triangle wave in the limit of large p(0) and a sine wave in the limit of small p(0)).
3. If anyone had any idea why it might be (or at least seem) easier to solve for momentum than position.


text: Just wanted to let all the South Sounders (it's in University Place) know about Spoke & Sprocket if you haven't been there yet...It is a great shop! I stopped by there today and was amazed by the friendly attentive staff. I like vintage bikes and I have to say they are probably the best vintage friendly shop in Pierce County. They also have plenty of new high end stuff...I spied Torelli. Mondocino, Cinelli, Pegoretti, Gunnar, a Schwinn Paramount and tons of Brooks saddles and peripherals...Awesome shop!


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Associated Press
A former congresswoman injured in a mass shooting has stopped in Cincinnati as she tours seven states to push efforts aimed at keeping guns away from criminals and the mentally ill.
Gabby Giffords and her husband, former astronaut Mark Kelly, joined the Fourth of July parade Thursday after making a public appeal for expanding gun buyer background checks.
Giffords said addressing gun violence will require bipartisanship. The longtime gun owner has been lobbying in recent months for policy changes aimed at reducing gun violence.
Giffords was shot in the head at a meet-and-greet with her constituents outside a grocery store in Tucson, Ariz., in January 2011. She has undergone painstaking physical and speech therapy, and she reluctantly resigned her seat in Congress.
Why don't these two fools stay in Arizona. Since Arizona passed such restrictive laws companies are leaving there. Do you want to happen here?


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Barbara wrote in response to Brett's suggestion: I live quite a way away from So. Cal. but I guess I am the closest of all of us. I do think that if we plan something with more than the beta-Brin, me for example, that the Goddess of the Willamette should see if she could do a So. Cal. trip too. Whaddaya say Goddess?I talked to The Engineer about this, and he said he thought it was a good idea. I have mixed feelings, as actually meeting The Brin would be awe filling. I'd probably end up babbling and making no sense at all (so, what's new, you ask...=+)).
I'd still like to do it in a public forum with Lois McMaster Bujold fans present! (I'm now reading _Cordelia's Honor_ which is _Shards of Honor_ & _Barrayar_ combined, and she always describes what her characters are wearing). What's he got coming up in SoCal this fall? Anyone know? I'd like us all to discuss this more, OK? So discuss on....please?
The machine sewing is done, I'm just waiting for my supplier to send me the closures. I'm not sure if they'll get here in time for Columbus, but if they do, can everyone else meet that deadline? (With the exception of Brett, of course). I've got Gary Nunn's email, but I'm reticent to contact him as the closures were to be here by this weekend, but my supplier is sorta flakey.How's everyone else doing? I think we're all a little discouraged about missing the deadline and then not having The Brin show up in San Antonio afterall, I know I was!
If we don't make it for Columbus, Plan Q was to go to California and hand the stuff to him, was it not? Barbara, do you have the undertunic done?
I'm heading off the middle of October for a little holiday in the Frozen North. (For some reason, the kids think I need to go with them to see a friend in Grand Prarie, Alberta. Now the snow starts to fly in Alberta in October, so I'm not sure why we're going then...). The thought of then wafting off to California doesn't excite me alot, but I'd do it. I STILL think this needs to be given to him in a public forum.
Sorry to all I've been so out of touch. The Engineer and I are buying the dock business, and our lawyer is anal retentive -- drives The Engineer nuts because he wants to be out doing business, so he drives me nuts. Things are moving at a glacial pace, and it's getting OLD. He's gone to a football game with his Dad today, so at least he's out of the house/office!
The good news from all of this is that we're going to do a *serious* upgrade in the computers, and actually start a web page for the business (once we own it, that is). I'm excited about actually being able to download images off the web at something over snail speed!
When's Columbus?I'm going to be leaving here on Friday for New Hampshire, where I'll be until Oct. 6, so if I need to be shipping the plaque to someone before my return, it has to be this week. Also, need to get the warranty all figured out. (Plan X on that is to get something a bit more parchment-looking than what Lee gave me, and get my friend Tanya to do calligraphy on it. Need a couple of days lead-time on *that*, too, if it's got to be done real soon.)
SOOOOOO -- on to the next plan. I vote we contact the Brinmeister hisself and ask him when he will next be at a public sorta place doing a public sorta thing. I feel we're loosing momentum here, folks, so consider this a mental kick in the butt to everyone to get remotivated. (OK, Eythain, I'll exempt you, since you were the one that met the first deadline. Not that I wouldn't enjoy kicking your butt anyway....=+))


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I'm pleased to say that we're seeing new apps come in all the time from the talented developers who work with the Box platform. Our active developer community has created nearly 100 apps for our Apps Marketplace, with more coming in every week. We're really impressed by all the innovation we've seen so far, which is why I'd like to start highlighting some of my favorite apps on our blog.
One excellent implementation of our APIs is Tagle, a lightweight desktop app for PC. It sits on the lefthand side of your desktop (though it can easily be hidden), and allows you to drag files from your desktop or Windows Explorer into the application to upload them to Box. You can even drag files out of Tagle to create sharing links, allowing you to pull a file straight from the application into an email, document, or anywhere else you want to share it. This is very useful if you're constantly sharing files with your team via email or instant message - just drag, drop and click 'send' to quickly share your files with coworkers.
Tagle is a simple yet powerful way to save time by keeping all of your content on Box right on your desktop. And it's just one example of the great types of integrations developers can build on the Box platform. We're really excited to see all the other interesting apps our community builds in the future!
To get Tagle for your Box account, head over to the Box Apps Marketplace.
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Pushing back on pedophilia
Another day, another free-speech controversy. This is actually a repeat performance for Amazon.com, which in 2002 weathered a storm over listing Understanding Loved Boys and Boylovers, a philosophical justification for male pedophilia. A host of family-friendly organizations-including Focus on the Family, The Traditional Values Coalition, and the United States Justice Foundation-threatened boycotts and litigation. But when the noise died down, Amazon still offered-and offers-the book for sale. Last week, a new controversy arose over The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure, available at Amazon's Kindle store. The title in question is apparently more practical than theoretical, but no less bashful about subject matter.
Though threatened with boycotts and litigation, Amazon's stated position is that it will not remove the book from its website: "Amazon believes it is censorship not to sell certain books simply because we or others believe their message is objectionable. Amazon does not support or promote hatred or criminal acts, however, we do support the right of every individual to make their own purchasing decisions." Yeah, yeah-censorship, freedom of speech, First Amendment-next time just phone it in.
For the record, it is not censorship to exclude a book from one's inventory. Censorship is the official restraint (by government) on the publication or distribution of material. The office of "censor" originated in ancient Rome and consisted of two individuals with legal authority to shut down a play or a publication in the interest of public morals. Amazon has no such authority; if it refuses to sell pro-pedophile books, the books will still be available from other sources.
Amazon pretends to take no moral position but couches its policy in moral terms, putting the principle of freedom over the principle of decency. Better to allow some titles "we find objectionable" than start limiting choices. If we ban Boylovers today, what will stop us from banning neo-Nazis and Sarah Palin tomorrow?
Why not say that pedophilia is objectionable, wherever one is located on the policial spectrum? And it's illegal-so far. But there are those who would like to change the law and they're willing to push and push and push until public revulsion is overcome. And it will be, unless enough people push back. Law is made from culture, but culture is made from millions of individual decisions. When I started writing this column, I had no convictions about what action to take. Now that I am here at the end, I have decided not to order from Amazon anymore. Not because it will change the policy of the world's largest bookseller, but because it's one little push back.
UPDATE: I've been informed that Amazon has removed the book. This is both encouraging and instructive-encouraging because protests and boycotts do occasionally work, and instructive for me as a reminder to double-check my assumptions. The title mentioned in the first paragraph is still part of Amazon's inventory, suggesting that the decision to remove The Pedophile's Guide was more practical than principled. Two cheers for Amazon and my apologies to you, gentle readers: I'll be more careful in the future.


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May 20, 2011
2011 NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Tennis Championships
Taube Family Tennis Center - Stanford, Calif.
Friday, May 20 - 9 a.m. - Taube South
Women's Round of 16
Doubles (Order of Finish: 3, 2)
1) No. 23 Dolehide/Remynse (UCLA) vs. No. 32 Hardenbergh/Vierra (UVA) aban.
2) No. 24 Hickey/Jones (UCLA) d. No. 20 Fraser/Tomljanovic (UVA) 8-2
3) Johansson/Montez (UCLA) d. Fuccillo/Peretz (UVA) 8-1
Singles (Order of Finish: 6, 2, 5, 1)
1) No. 57 McCall Jones (UCLA) vs. No. 27 Lindsey Hardenbergh (UVA) 6-4, 7-6 (1)
2) No. 60 Emily Fraser (UVA) d. No. 41 Noelle Hickey (UCLA) 6-4, 6-3
3) No. 76 Andrea Remynse (UCLA) vs. No. 101 Erin Vierra (UVA) aban.
4) No. 97 Pamela Montez (UCLA) vs. (118) Hana Tomljanovic (UVA) aban.
5) No. 77 Courtney Dolehide (UCLA) d. Caryssa Peretz (UVA) 6-2, 3-6, 6-0
6) Maya Johansson (UCLA) vs. Maria Fuccillo (UVA) 6-2, 6-3
UCLA Head coach Stella Sampras Webster
"I was a little concerned about our conditioning when the sun came out and Virginia really pushed us. We would have had to work really hard in the third set of those matches if it would have got that far. I am really pleased with the way we came out in the doubles. I thought we played really good in the doubles and I have to give credit to Virginia because they really made us work, but we fought really hard."
"McCall Jones has been battling and it is great to see her get that win because it is a tough position to play. Lindsey Hardenbergh has had a great season and it took a great effort to beat her. I think it is just going to help McCall for the next match that she plays."
Virginia Head coach Mark Guilbeau
"It was a great match by two really great teams. I give credit to UCLA. I think we have a very good doubles team, but we learned something today that I think will help us out in the future. I thought positionally they played extremely well. That was the closest to the net that I have ever seen teams play. That is fundamentally a big part of playing great doubles and I think that is something we are going to learn to do much better. I was really proud of how we fought back. Especially after a tough doubles like that I was really proud of our kids. We have a young group with nobody leaving and a couple of really good young players, so I am excited for them. I thought we handled the moment really well and we were just a couple of games away from that being 4-3 in our favor, so I am really proud of our girls. I am looking forward to getting to work with them for another stretch."


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Though preserves need no further arguments to recommend them, there is still one more: they can be a real pleasure to make. Of course, if you're in a hurry or you have to be somewhere (in other words, if you're thinking about something else), the process of getting food into jars will seem tedious. But I look at the process as something to enjoy. I suppose there is probably some human instinct that takes pleasure from knowing that the harvest has been tucked away and the larder is full. In any case, taking the time to wash and prepare whole bushels of fruit and vegetables that you'll eat much later, sterilizing the jars, watching over bubbling pots in a steamy kitchen—it all adds up to an afternoon to look forward to, particularly if, like me, you keep a bottle of wine open as you go about the work. And there is a unique pleasure that comes from gazing at the brightly colored jars before you (perhaps reluctantly) store them away.
Tips for safe canning and preserving
Canning and preserving is an art, and there is no way I can make you an expert in a few paragraphs (I'm always learning myself). You'll pick up tricks and recipes as you go along. Nothing can replace experience, and the only way to get that is to start. But before you begin, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- There are many books on preserving—look for recipes that produce small batches, ones you are likely to use.
- Always use the proper method, and follow the recipe. Canning is an age-old technique, so look for canning books in their fifth or sixth printing—they have stood the test of time.
- Choose fresh produce. We are preserving life here, not trying to bring it back.
- Work with sterile equipment. Wash all equipment with soap and water. Sterilize all jars and lids, and don't forget the tongs, spoons and utensils you will be using.
- Store your jars in a cool, dark place—not in your kitchen, where you can look admiringly at them and show them off, but in the basement or a closet. (Again, not unlike wine.)
- Use common sense. If the preserved food doesn't look or smell quite right, don't taste it. Throw it out.


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In 2002 we took the decision to move away from high profile branded fabrics. Not only were they adding significantly to the cost, but they also limited the choice of materials we could use. Most branded waterproof fabrics were originally developed for the larger outdoor clothing industry, so when it came to introducing sailing wear fabrics the choice was limited. We wanted the ability to adapt fabrics specifically for the marine environment. If you are out walking and it rains you can only get wet from above. When you are sailing, water is coming at you from all angles. Spray or solid waves are coming over the bow, you are sitting in water and it could be raining as well. Then there is the water itself, in most cases it is salt water. Salt water molecules have a much larger surface area than fresh water and have an abrasive property with it. Off the shelf fabrics are not going to do the job as well as specifically adapted materials.
Working directly with different fabric suppliers and coaters we can keep adapting the fabric until it passes all our stringent tests. If the water resistance is not high enough after artificial ageing we can add another layer. If the abrasion resistance on the outside is not good enough we can change that too.
We have gone from stiff heavy PVC and neoprene coated fabrics to lightweight woven fabrics with the latest membrane technology.
Today all fabrics are breathable so the choice comes down more to the handle and feel. This in turn is affected by the weight, density of the weave, and whether the proofing is a coating or laminate.Some of us still refer to wet weather gear as "Oilies" or "Oilskins". As the name suggests these were canvas type materials with fish or linseed oil rubbed into it to make it water proof and used by the early fishermen and sailors alike. Whilst the process has improved enormously over the years, it is still a case of spreading a coating of polyurethane onto the fabrics. Today this is done on the inside of the textile fabric so it is protected from external damage. This is not relied on for waterproofness but prevents the fabrics from absorbing water. This adds weight and reduces breathability.
Coatings are the more traditional approach. A Polyurethane based resin is spread onto a woven fabric, a bit like butter is spread onto toast. It first has to fill in the weave undulations to seal it and then build up a layer that covers it all evenly. Finally the fabric is dipped into a solution of Teflon® for water repellency on the exterior.
Laminates are a more recent development. A laminated waterproof fabric is made by spreading the coating resin onto a long roll of non absorbent paper. This means the coating thickness can be finely controlled. The paper and waterproof film is then laminated to the textile woven fabric and the paper is removed. The end result is a fabric that is lighter, whilst being just as waterproof. It is more flexible, softer and much more comfortable to wear.
Conventional waterproof fabrics fall into two main categories.
A two layer fabric is a woven textile with a laminated or coated finish on the inside. In most cases the garment would then have a lining. This protects the coated surface and makes it more comfortable to wear as an unlined fabric may feel a bit clammy. The advantage of two layer fabrics are that they are generally lighter and less expensive to produce. Examples would be Inshore/ Coastal Sailing Waterproof Clothing and Dinghy Wear.
Three layer fabrics take the two layer material and laminate and a lightweight mesh type fabric is bonded on the inside of the fabric to protect the coated surface. Inevitably it makes the fabric a little heavier but this can be offset because the garment does not need a lining. It is a modern misconception that lined garments are better, they can reduce breathability, increase weight and add a layer to get caught and snagged. Three layer garments are considerably more expensive to produce. The speed at which the seams can be sealed is slower and the sealing tape itself is much more costly.
We search the world for the best fabrics to suit the end use and then test them to destruction. If a fabric needs an additional coating to withstand the rigours of the southern Ocean then we give it one. Our tests are carried out in our laboratory (see video Fabric testing.) They are then corroborated independently. We test our fabrics not just as new but after artificial aging to simulate years of use. Finally they are put out into the field for further testing. There is always a product some where in the Southern Ocean under test.
When the testing is complete we rank the fabric according to end usage and classify it according to our renowned Fabric System™. These tests are not one off tests but are repeated before each production batch. This attention to detail ensures that the Gill fabrics perform as well if not better than anything in the market today and ensures the quality of our products remain at the highest level.


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Descending on easy trail, high on fresh air, I reflect on the Sierra, the most beautiful of ranges. The impact of its graceful aesthetic on visitors like John Muir almost singlehandedly created the modern environmental movement. And its recreational history goes back almost 150 years. Long before backpacking became a sport, people like Joseph Le Conte, Theodore Solomons, and Norman Clyde threw home on their backs and got lost here for weeks at a time.
Steve Roper, the father of the SHR, is a throwback to that era, and to the early days of the '70s backpacking boom. A Berkeley boy who became a Yosemite dirtbag climber, he betrays a bit of hippie still, sprinkling his sentences with 'mans' and frequent profanities.
"Climbing and hiking get you out into nature and away from these horrible f***ing cities, all that traffic and war and pestilence and sh**," he tells me when I call him for pre-trip beta. "It gets you out, and you're there, man."


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I am thinking of moving over to a bent. I got hit by a car last Friday and the settlement would cover it. It is about the only way I can do it.
Portland Oregon has a great shop for bent buying so that's good. I will use it mostly for commuting but longer rides are possible. I ride 20 miles a day right now.
I want to be able to carry stuff and my last bike was a racing bike so everything went on my back.
I have lots of lights and flashers but I was thinking of putting a short pole on with a xenon flasher or something. May be fun to pay with ideas. Since I will be riding in some traffic and in the rain and the night. Any ideas and suggestions?


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Help Wanted
This program is brought to you through the generous support of viewers like you.
Presentation of New Valley is made possible by Intel Corporation -- taking a leadership role in bringing citizens, business and government together, to examine the impact of growth in the Central Valley.
And by U.S. Home, committed to developing a positive future where we live and work by promoting responsible growth, and preservation of our quality of life.
And by the air districts of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys.
This is our signature sunrise over Dixon; a reminder that another day is beginning in a Central Valley that is growing by leaps and bounds -- a twenty percent growth spurt over the last decade. That growth has forced the shaping of a new economy for the Valley -- an economy dependent on global markets and "technology" intensive. An economy demanding a new set of skills from our varied workforce.
Not just a reworked "ag" economy, our new economy is "networked" and linked. Our diverse workforce is learning new ways of doing business. Small valley towns and large metropolitan centers are creating competitive markets where all sorts of products and services are exchanged; where entrepreneurs are bringing new blood to markets outpaced by the burden of unexpected growth.
The Great Valley Center targets three qualities required to maintain the success of our new economy: Diversity, Distinctiveness, and Quality. Diversity in industries that drive a region to success. Distinctiveness that gives a region specialization, providing a unique position in a global economy. And the Quality of an economy that is expressed through a high living standard for the population.
If our economic blueprint is so dynamic, how do we explain a widening gap between the "haves" and "have-nots"? According to the Public Policy Institute of California, the chasm between rich and poor is growing.
Taking another look, is that Valley sun rising or setting on our new economy? This is the New Valley: Help Wanted!
How do you monitor the economic health of a state as large and diverse as California and do justice to all regions involved? According to the Public Policy Institute, you can't. "A software firm in Palo Alto has little in common with an agribusiness in Fresno or an apparel manufacturer in L.A.," states an institute report. The economic puzzle making up the Great Basin is evident when comparing the economic imprints of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys.
John Melville, Director of Collaborative Economics: "There certainly are similarities in terms of the agricultural base. But they are economies that have developed differently. Let's take the north valley economy: Shasta, Redding, the growth of health care and scientific and health products. That looks very different than the Fresno economy, which, although it has an agricultural base, has developed a very strong precision irrigation technology cluster. And in a way, that's great because if you look at it top to bottom, Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley, there's an enormous amount of economic diversity."
As the Central Valley grows in population, we can see different economic patterns taking shape; patterns that fit new profiles of industrial and demographic change.
John Melville: "The Valley has moved from a situation where, in terms of distinctiveness, where there's really been an emphasis in the past on its role as a low cost location. And now it's really transforming into a lower cost location that's able to support high quality specializations. In terms of diversity, we had a lot of dependence on natural resources and government in this region. That has now changed. There is more of a diverse portfolio of industries based not only on natural resources, but human resources. In terms of quality, the region has been dependent on its quality natural environment. Now we've got not only a quality natural environment, but we've got a growing number of economic choices and lifestyles. The final shift is in terms of leadership."
A promising trend up and down the Valley is the development of "cluster" industries; companies serving the needs of each other and forming pockets of economic stability.
Ashley Sweringen, Director of the Central Valley Futures Institute: "Essentially what cluster-based economic development refers to is working from your existing industrial strengths. In other words, we're not trying to be the next Silicon Valley. We certainly don't have the capacity that they do in the information technology area. But we do have real economic strengths here in the San Joaquin Valley by organizing those industries that do compete well in a global economy."
In an irony that can't be ignored, attention is being focused on bringing the Highway 99 corridor into the new millennium. Some analysts believe that cleaning up the aging highway will foster new interest from entrepreneurs and businesses looking at the San Joaquin Valley as a possible location for development.
John Melville: "This is not reflective of who we are today. It is an outmoded image. This is not P.R. This is not about trying to be something you're not. But it is, 'We are becoming something different.'"
Count Merced among communities "becoming something different." Merced's past is immersed in agriculture, but its future is banking on the success of academia.
James Grant, Director of Communications for UC Merced: "It's the largest population area of the state that's not served by a U.C. campus. Three and a half million people from Stockton to Bakersfield, expected to grow to ten million people by the year 2020 or so. So that population will need to be served by all aspects of government and higher education, and U.C. will play a part in that."
The University of California, Merced -- a grand plan with grand goals. What is currently a golf course and pastureland will be a full-blown campus by mid-century.
Patty Istas, Public Information Officer for UC Merced: "Overall the campus is 2000 acres. But then if we want to break it down into manageable chunks, we'll start with where we're starting with the first three academic buildings, which I believe are in this area. Eventually we're also going to build out just to the west here; we'll be having some student housing."
An eventual campus population of nearly 31,000 students, faculty, and staff, could cause stressful moments for Merced. But the city appears prepared and already seems to be undergoing a metamorphosis in anticipation of the growth.
Bill Cahill, Assistant City Manager of Merced: "It's going to change life in this area very dramatically. Obviously people think at first about the number of people who will work at the University or the number of students, just the number of people brought in. But it will do more than just bring more growth. It brings a much more highly educated and sophisticated population to the area. For example: a new wireless Internet provider that's come into the community. And they've opened up an Internet café downtown -- a coffee shop where you can go in and get on a computer, surf the 'Net. But that Internet café is really just the front door for their total business, which is selling wireless Internet services all over the region. But why are they here? They're here because they anticipate the kind of growth that we're going to have because of the University of California."
Add a new Cineplex theater and the obligatory Starbucks into the mix and the rejuvenation of downtown Merced is well underway.
Bill Cahill: "It's going to change community life in almost every way."
In a region with a notorious disparity between rich and poor, will the economic rainbow hovering over Merced translate to a better quality of life for those who live here?
Bill Cahill: "Castle Air Force Base closed here in the 1990s and it took a lot of middle-income jobs out of the community. When the University comes back in, that's going to add a lot of middle-income jobs and middle-income people back into the community. So I think you're going to see incomes, on average, rising."
Unfortunately, all cities don't have a university in their future. Are the new economies up and down the Valley really reflective of who we are? What does a "new economy" mean to the people who live here? In search of answers, we polled families living in the shadow of "New Valley economies."
Susan and Kai Wong have been married for 20 years, and live in Sacramento. They have two adopted children: Katie, seven, from China, and three-year old Hannah from Vietnam. Kai has worked for a computer firm for five years. Susan is a substitute teacher and works part-time at Coldwater Creek clothing store.
Charlene Archuleta is the single mother of two-and-a-half year old Naomi. They have a one-bedroom apartment in Sacramento and Charlene works as an office receptionist.
Rob and Shirlee Fong have a home in the capitol city. He is a lawyer; she is a Director of Marketing and Communications for AT&T Broadband. They have two children, eight and three-years old.
Charlene Archuleta: "I surprise myself everyday, I really do. When I'm getting out of bed early, you know, and I'm working everyday, I don't stop till ten, eleven o'clock at night. But it makes me feel good, it really does. It makes me feel good to work hard because before that, when I was just sitting at home when I lived with my parents and I wasn't working it's like you feel useless, you know?"
Shirlee Tully Fong: "As long as your kids are getting what they need, I think it's important for them to see that, you know, moms can be providers too. And there's just so many different ways to work it out, and I don't think there's one right way. And I think everybody's different and you have to figure it out for yourselves."
Susan Wong: "Well, we wake up and the girls usually hop in my bed and we cuddle a little bit. But then we get up and get breakfast going. And they want to eat breakfast right away, you know: fruit loops. And then we get dressed and get the backpack all together, and get the lunch made, and get the girls off to school. I love taking the kids to school. I feel like I need to be there and I need to walk them up to the teacher, and not just - I don't like dropping them off. Only when I'm in a hurry, but usually we walk them up to the teacher and say good-bye for the day -- because it's a long day. And they're there until 2:30, so, you know Katie being a first-grader, that's a long day for her."
Rob Fong: "On good days, when I can, I try to help out by getting folks up or getting breakfast ready before I leave for work. My wife Shirlee is really primarily responsible for getting the kids to school and picking them up from school."
Charlene Archuleta: "It's crazy how different your life changes when you wreck a car. Basically I had no transportation to and from work, no transportation to take my daughter to childcare...grocery shopping, the little things, errands. I got scared for a minute. I was scared that I was going to lose my job. But, I mean, I found another car like within three or four days, which helped me out a lot, so everything's okay now. I just have to find another job. I have to work a second job to pay the insurance and the car payment every month. So that's what I'm trying to do now; is look for another job."
Susan Wong: "Oh, I'd much rather be doing this! If I didn't have to worry about money, I would be I would just love doing this all the time, and doing projects that I to do. Because I'm a creative person, so I want to be making something or making crafts with the kids. But there's always that underlying feeling that you have to be making some kind of income to make things work every month."
Shirlee Tully Fong: "I stopped dancing when I was about 23 because I'd had a few injuries. But I also had planned to go to college and everything. And studied languages and international marketing, and then came out here to work in some international trade development issues in the Capitol."
Rob Fong: "I am a second-generation Sacramentan. I'm born and raised in Sacramento. So I have rather long, deep ties."
Shirlee Tully Fong: "I came over to cable and, you know, was very intrigued by, just really, the creativity on the programming side, and all the different fun things you can do with marketing, as well as a lot of community relations initiatives."
Rob Fong: "I've literally been with the firm, with Mackenroth, Ryan & Fong, you know, since the day I got out of law school. I enjoy it, and I enjoy being a small business owner and I enjoy being some who can also, you know, work in the community."
Shirlee Tully Fong: "Between my husband and I passing things back and forth and trying to get our day running, we're continually looking at it and thinking, you know, 'Okay, are we at too many meetings? Is there some way that we can cut back? We need more time at home.' I think I wouldn't be honest if I didn't say that some days it feels out of balance."
Rob Fong: "My typical workday is usually seems to be a series of meetings. You know, I don't have much sitting down time in the office."
Charlene Archuleta: "I've worked at Pacific Coast for the last four or five months. I plan to be there for a while. They have a lot to offer and they treat me really good there, so I'm going to try to stay there as long as I can. I make ten dollars an hour, which is two dollars more than I was making at my last job. While my boss was gone on maternity leave, I was working 40 hours. But now I'm cut back to 32 hours, which makes quite a big difference. I'm making it now. I would like to be making more, because it would be a lot easier if I was making 12 or 13 dollars an hour. I really wouldn't have any problems making it on that much. So that's why I plan to go back to college."
Susan Wong: "Well, we both -- we studied to be graphic designers. It didn't take me very long to realize that I, you know, I'd do better if I work on my own, you know, instead of working for a design firm."
Kai Wong: "One day my wife and I just did a spreadsheet of all the incomings and outgoings in terms of cash. After a while, we just kind of went, 'What if?' What if we, you know stopped doing you know, things like having a lot of vendors who work for us like Clark, cable TV, or whatever? And then the other expenses What would happen? And we found out that we wouldn't need nearly as much money. And that's when the idea of her not working came into play."
Susan Wong: "I feel so silly because here I have a four-year degree in Communications. And I'm over forty -- I won't tell you how much over forty -- and I'm trying to figure out what to do with my life, and just make a little income so I can stay home with the kids. I don't want to go out and get a full-time job, and part-time doesn't work either; you might as well be working full-time. And I just want to be here with the kids during the day and be able to do something at night. So what I'm doing is starting a little business. So instead of doing graphic design, I'm doing interior design, as well as working on my substitute teaching credential. So I'm going to just put a couple of things together to try to make ends meet."
Shirlee Tully Fong: "I think we're two people that have worked very hard for what they have. And I would say we're 'cautiously comfortable.' I'd say we live below our means; you know, we don't have a lot of debt. I mean, we feel like a lot of what we're saving for is to remodel the home. But there's also some long-term savings, and 401ks on both sides. We're not maxed. I mean, we pay off our credit cards every month. We "
Rob Fong: "I think having children turns you into more of a saver. At least that's what Shirlee told me "
Charlene Archuleta: "I hope to retire age 59 and a half, is the average age. By 60, for sure. I've never thought about it until I started working over at Pacific Coast. Basically, if you start putting away while you're young I mean, retirement is a big issue. I never realized how big it is, but you depend on that money when you retire. I've been discussing it with them lately, so I'm thinking about a 403b plan. I mean, it'd be the smart thing to do these days. Even if you put away just a little bit a month, it makes a big difference."
Kai Wong: "In the past, when money wasn't a real serious problem, and if you wanted something, you go ahead and purchase it. And you find a way to say, 'Oh, this fits in our budget. Let's go for it.' And now, with the one income, you look at everything with a fine-toothed comb and you make sure that it's what is needed for the family. But you still purchase things, don't get me wrong. But you really set the priorities and say, 'Okay, what is important to us?' Not just what we want."
Susan Wong: "I think ten years ago, fifteen years ago, you could get by on one salary. You can't now! It's like I say: it's a struggle. The cost of food, the cost of clothing, the cost of gasoline -- if you have two cars. You know, I guess it's what we decided that we need. 'Do we need two cars?' We've even battled with that. Do we need two cars?"
Charlene Archuleta: "When I lived at home, it was, like, no rent, no bills. I used to just spend a lot of money. And now, you have to literally budget every penny. I mean, when I go to lunch at work, it's like I've got to figure out how much money I can spend at work just so I can make it at the end of the month. Since I've wrecked my car, my bills have increased $400 a month. So that $400 a month was the money I was wasting on lunch money, on all the little knickknacks when you go places. So I pretty much had to cut that out. It's like, no more. I try to even avoid carrying cash on me, so that I can basically, you know, spend money on the necessities: gas and food."
Susan Wong: "Anywhere from $400 a month to $600 a month "
Charlene Archuleta: "There's been some months when money's been, like, extremely tight. Where I can only spend $50 or $60 on groceries."
Susan Wong: "Things are just going up and up and up. It seems like I really have to narrow down the items that I get. I really I can't go for any extras. I go for just what we need, and once in a while I cheat -- and I end up paying for it!"
Charlene Archuleta: "I normally set my pay periods so I go shopping every two weeks. Normally around the same date: normally around the 6th and the 20th I go shopping."
Susan Wong: "We study the ads every week, you know? We used to just throw them away, so... Now we compare stores. We're very loyal to certain stores, and But now we have to shop for certain items that are better prices at other stores. And we're also shopping at the Costco's and the Sam's Clubs -- making a special list for those stores. Well, I used to go for convenience. I'd be running into the store at the last minute and I wouldn't plan anything so I bought a lot of things that I didn't need So now it has to be planned. It has to be planned around my husband's paycheck, and whereas I didn't pay attention before, you know, when I went shopping, now it's, 'Is it the first of them month? And do we have money in the bank?' so I go shopping."
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B2 Tennis Towers, 40, IVth Main Road
Besant Nagar
CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu 600090
ph: +91 44 43511563
alt: +91 944440 88775
jamadagni mahaa kshetre kamaNDalu nadiitaTe
velluuraaKye tathaaKyaate graame sarva sushobhite
tripurasundariiyuktaM yaGYesvaramahaM bhaje
Panchabhoota Stalams: Shiva is worshipped as the embodiment of the primary elements of wind, water, fire, earth and space at Kalahasthi, Jambukeswaram, Arunachalam, Kanchipuram, and Chidambaram. Out of these five (Panchalingams) sacred aboard of Lord Siva in the form of fire is Thiruvannamalai. The Lord appears here as 'The Sacred Light' and every year, the Karthigai Festivel is celebrated at the Hills by lighting the Deepam atop the Hill. It is referred in the one of the 'Ettuthogai' namely 'Aganaanooru' by the Old Saint Auvaiyar.
From out of this famous and sacred place, King Sambuvarayan ruled what is in tamil called 'Kurunilam'. Today the district is known as Sambuvarayan District. From this Thiruvannamalai, the road leads to Vellore passing through many a sacred and historical place littered with temples, monuments and glories. Also the Javvadu Ranges of Hills runs right across this place. The forest on this range is famous for sandlewood and other invaluable herbs etc. In the midst of Sacred Padaiveedu, Sandavasal, Kannamangalam, Kaniampadi etc., lies the beautiful village of Velliyur, now known as Vellur.
Location Map of Vellur Vilalge Road leading to the Village
Agraharam Street A village backdrop
The village, on its west has the mountain ranges, on the north runs the Kamandalanadhi River flowing from the mountain ranges, enriching the of Vellur. The village has a lush green growth round the year thanks to the copious flow of water. As you enter the village, you will find the temple of Draupadi Amman. As you enter the Agraharam Street, the temple for Lord Vishnu is on the west end and Lord Eshwarar temple on the east end of the street. Annually Festivals like Panguni Utthiram, Firewalk in Draupadi Amman Koil, Vaikunta Ekaadasi are celebrated with fervour and devotion
A stroll in the Fields Sugarcane Fields
Banana Plantation and rice fields Coconut Trees and rice fields
The village, on its west has the mountain ranges, on the north runs the Kamandalanadhi River flowing from the mountain ranges, enriching the of Vellur. The village has a lush green growth round the year thanks to the copious flow of water. There is a small water falls (5 to 6 feet) in the riverside known as Kondum. On the river bank lies the temple for Ponni Amman, which is believed to guard the village.
River Kamandala (Naga) Nadi Temple in the River Bank
Kanchi MahaPeriaval, His Holiness Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi MahaSwami recalled his visit to this Village in 1929-1930 while addressing family members of Raos at Mahagauv several decades later in the year 1975. His Holiness gave a detailed description of his visit amidst grand welcome given in his honour by Late V.N. Kuppu Rao, who termed the visit as 'Vellur Vijaya Yathra'. Welcome with Elephant, Horses, Fireworks etc were extensively utilised in this Yathra by the Village folks. These descriptions show to prove how prosperous was the Village even in those times. The renovation of Village Temples under the guidance of the present Kanchi Matam Peetathipathis were carried out successfully in the year 2007-2008. The village is fortunate being blessed by the visits of His Holiness Sri Sri Jayendrasaraswathi Swamigal in April 2008 and His Holiness Sri Sri Vijayendrasaraswathi Swamigal in July 2010.
Vandhe Guru Parampara
One of the Tamil Greats, Professor Ra.Pi. Sethupillai, in his book named 'Tamilagam Oorum Perum' in page 77 describes the connections of this village with the History.
In the then North Arcot District, about 8 miles towards west from Arni lies Padai Veedu Nagaram. Kurumbar Dynasty ruled from this place as their Head Quarters and stationed their army here and hence the name of the place derived from this. It covered an area of about 16 miles radius Fort having Padai Veedu at the centre. Chola Kings won over this small kingdom and at that time Padai Veedu was completely destroyed. Due to this, presently there is no old monuments are seen in this place other than the Temple of Sri Renukadevi Amman. It is also believed that due to 'Sand Storm' the place got fully covered with dust. In page 169, Sewell's Antiquities describes Padai Veedu situated at 18 miles south of Vellore City as a deserted and ruined city of great size. It was 16 miles in circumference and full of temples, choultries (Hindu caravansary) and fine private residences. The Inscription of Madras Presidency, in pages 72-76, mentions 'Manmari'. The Village Velliyur, now called Vellur, forms part of Padai Veedu.
(Acknowledgement - Contribution of the above information from wife of Late V.N. Lakshminarayana Rao, Smt. K.R.Saraswati, M.A., M.Ed., Retd. Teacher, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai)
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we will have large files (up to 2 Gb) files on a web page, and want to have the functionality that the user can continue a download if it gets interrupted.
At the moment, the only solution i can come up with is a java applet, i have tried searching for any existing open source projects with this functionality but havent found any so far.
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April 5th, 2012 (3:07 PM). Edited April 5th, 2012 by Sloo.
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I seem to be going in circles, so I'll ask here. Where do I find the Strength HM?
You'll get strength after you go through Destul town.
A karate man in the desert gives it to you.
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I mean mostly capital letters in some Pokémon, when you talk to people, "rattata", or "tentacool", but it is not important.
Heracross is amazing, I was training a Mankey, but after finding Heracross, I changed them. Ampharos' Thunderbolt is deadly, and Venusaur is grat with Leech Seed and Sleep Powder.
When you enter the Victory Road for the first time, where the lv 17-18 Fire-types are, and go to the next route, I found a Karate expert with 5 Lv 60 Pokémon (The Hitmons, Machamp and Heracross) Luckily, he was silly, and I managed to use Leech Seed and Sleep Powder to beat them, with my Lv 34 Venusaur! Are you supposed to be able to battle such a strong trainer so early in the game?
Hmm that fire cave actually isnt victory road, its just a part of the cave i used that had the same name, and I couldn't get it to not show the name since it's a cave. But which route is this karate expert on?
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Looks good, I'll be trying this out soon, heck, I'll do a Let's Play/Walkthough of it if someone hasn't beat me to it (and it's cool with you) Kudos for letting the player play the evil side for a change
Yeah sure, anyone can do a walkthrough if they want.
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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
About 4 in. (10 cm) long
These earrings can be made in any of the sparkling shades of Martha Stewart Crafts™ Glitter Eyelash yarn, perfect for Valentine's Day and other holidays!
Exact gauge is not essential to this project.
EARRINGS (make 2) Cut craft wire in half and shape each length into a ring. With needle nose pliers, twist wire ends together. With pliers, shape ring into a heart shape. Cut yarn into manageable lengths. Knot end of one length onto wire heart, then wrap yarn around heart shape. Use additional lengths of yarn to continue wrapping until wire is covered. Knot end of yarn to earring wire. Secure yarn ends with a drop of craft glue.


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Cleveland Irving Jr.
April 3, 1941 - March 16, 2013
ELKHART — Cleveland "Pete" Irving Jr., 71, of Elkhart, died at 10:49 p.m. Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Elkhart General Hospital.
Pete was born April 3, 1941, in Elkhart, to Cleveland Sr. and Roberta (Curry) Irving.
He is survived by his companion, Marilyn Whittington of Elkhart; daughter Melanie (Reginald) Holland of Twinsburg, Ohio; brothers David Irving of South Bend and Otis (Dana) Irving and Robert (Mickey) Irving, both of Elkhart; sisters Moneta Wells of Kankakee, Ill., Ethel Cotton of Flint, Mich., Gloria Jones of Detroit, Mich., Clementine Irving of Milwaukee, Wis., and Clarabelle Irving of Elkhart; grandchildren Morgan and Trenton Holland; and a host of nieces and nephews.
Pete retired from Shaker Heights School, Shaker Heights, Ohio, where he was facility coordinator. He was a member of Saint James AME Church. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy.
A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013, at Saint James AME Church.
Hartzler-Gutermuth-Inman Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements.


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6.3.1 Analog Signals
Figure 6-1 Analog wave of a typical voice signal.
Figure 6-2 Sine waves of differing frequencies.
Figure 6-3 The frequency ranges of some common sounds.
When referring to very high frequencies,we commonly use the designations kilohertz(KHZ) for thousands of Hertz, megahertz(MHZ) for millions of Hertz,and gigahertz (GHZ) for billions of Hertz,to more easily describe the frequencies.
Figure 6-4 The frequency spectrum showing the common names applied to certain frequency ranges.
Figure 6-5 A more detailed view of the frequency spectrum relevant to telecommunications.
Figure 6-6 Common abbreviations for very large and very small quantities.
6.3.3 Bandwidth
Figure 6-7 Bandwidth of a voice channel.
6.3.4 Signal Amplitude
Figure 6-8 Analog wave with constant frequency and varying amplitude.
6.3.4 Signal Amplitude
Figure 6-9 The relative power of a signal measured in decibels.
6.3.4 Signal Amplitude
Figure 6-10 A signal loses strength as the distance it travels increases. This loss of strength is called attenuation.
6.3.5 Signal Phase
Figure 6-11 Example of a phase shift.
The three attributes of an analog signal discussed in the chapter are frequency, amplitude, and phase .
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Adam Putnam, the state's new Agricultural Commissioner, warned that Republicans need to deliver or else they will find themselves in 2012 in the same position as the Democrats this year.
Putnam, who along with North Palm's Jeff Atwater (Chief Financial Officer) and Tampa's Pam Bondi (Attorney General), will be part of the state's second all-Republican cabinet, and the first since 2007.
"If we fail to produce, we will suffer the consequences like the current administration suffered tonight," Putnam said late Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, Bondi is promising to fight against President Obama's agenda.
"I also look forward to continuing Florida's leadership in the fight against the federal healthcare takeover," Bondi said in her victory speech.


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Ned Catic
Born: 2 August 1978
Position(s): Second row, prop
Squad number: 11
Previous clubs: Sydney Roosters
Lean and mean, Ned Catic is a forward in the classical Australian mould with power and finesse and five years' experience in the NRL. A steady performer who won't disappoint.
Wildcats appearances: 21 (inc 10 as sub)
Wildcats tries: 1
Wildcats goals: 0
Wildcats points: 4


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So 2 weeks ago we decided that was it. I checked some CDs out of the library. Charged up the Gameboys. Packed a few videos and the Keto scale.
It was a long trip driving alone, but I had Joni, Ray, and Bob to keep my company. My husband drove his little Honda to sell to a cousin. About 45 minutes into Minnesota I was fed up with Bob Dylan. Yes, the man's a genius but 10 minutes of heartbreak alley with no musical nuances and a gravelly voice just reminded me of how trapped I was. I flipped to the next CD.
Coming over the horizons to the strains of Joni Mitchell's "All I Want" windmills turning in every direction.
I am on a lonely road and I am traveling/How beautiful.
Traveling, traveling, traveling/
Looking for something, what can it be
The boys are shouting...and counting. I'm trying not to get into a wreck as I gawk in every direction. Wondering how Quixote could have mistaken them for grotesque giants instead of lovely flying swans.
It was just as beautiful on the way back, traveling down 90 between Austin and Rochester. I want some in Wisconsin.
Since then we've been living a life of sugar, friends, and presents wrapped furtively in the night. We had two birthdays in early January and I usually don't consider Christmas completely done until we've hit these milestones.
Now I feel I can relax from Christmas cheer, put myself on a micro-diet, and finally get to those gardening catalogs. They've been piling up.


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Perseus, the last Macedonian king, succeeded his father, Philip V, in 179 B.C.
From the beginning he was careful in securing allies against his greatest threat, Eumenes II of Pergamon. He renewed a treaty with Rome, which treated him as an ally until Eumenes convinced Rome to declare war against Perseus in 171 B.C.
The conflict dragged on for three years, until the Roman commander, Aemilius Paullus, confronted Perseus at Pydna in Macedonia, where the Macedonian army was slaughtered. Perseus eventually surrendered to the Romans and died in captivity in Rome.
Macedonia was divided into four powerless republics, and the kingdom of Alexander the Great ceased to exist.


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