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I'll point out the obvious and say that November 6 is Election Day in the US, and given that we're voting for President this year, there's no chance they start until after that. I don't even think they would do the pre-race sequester until the election is over.
Quote from: georgiapeach on October 30, 2012, 12:29:23 PMStart (or finish) there would be lovely!Has a start line ever been moved to a hurricane/disaster before? It looks as if the start is in NY it won't be happening for a long time
Start (or finish) there would be lovely!
NEW YORK (AP) Hurricane Sandy has left more than 16,000 flight cancellations in its wake.Chaos at airports? Hardly.Not long ago, a powerful storm pounding the Northeast would have brought havoc to some of the nation's busiest airports: families sleeping on the floor amidst mounds of luggage; passengers stuck for hours on planes hoping to take off; and dinners cobbled together from near-empty vending machines.In the aftermath of Sandy, airports from Washington to Boston are deserted. There are hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded across the U.S. and around the world, but instead of camping out inside airport terminals they are staying with friends and family or in hotels.After years of storm mismanagement and the bad public relations that followed, U.S. airlines have rewritten their severe weather playbooks. They've learned that it's best to cancel flights early and keep the public away from airports, even if that means they'll have a bigger backlog to deal with once conditions improve.This allows the airlines to tell gate agents, baggage handlers and flight crews to stay home, too keeping them fresh once they're needed again.And by moving planes to airports outside of the storm's path, airlines can protect their equipment and thereby get flight schedules back to normal quickly after a storm passes and airports reopen.These precautions make good business sense. They also help the airlines comply with new government regulations that impose steep fines for leaving passengers stuck on planes for three hours or more."The last few major storms created such gridlock, and such bad will with their best customers, they just had to shift their behavior," said Kate Hanni, who heads up the passenger advocacy group Flyers Rights and lobbied for the three-hour rule. "The flying public would rather have their flights pre-cancelled than be sleeping in Chicago on a cot."Departure monitors at airports across the Northeast Monday and Tuesday reflected that new approach.London: Canceled.Seattle: Canceled.Los Angeles: Canceled.Hong Kong: Canceled.Houston: Canceled.And the number of cancellations is likely to rise."It will probably take until the weekend for things to return to normal," said Rob Maruster, the chief operating officer of JetBlue Airways, which is based in New York.Even "normal" won't be perfect. Passengers are reporting multi-hour wait times at most airline call centers and they are likely to experience long lines once airports reopen.JetBlue is keenly aware of what is at stake when a big storm hits. On Valentine's Day weekend 2007, a massive snowstorm hammered the East Coast. JetBlue was late to cancel flights. Passengers were stranded on planes for hours. When the storm finally cleared, other airlines resumed flights but JetBlue's operations were still in shambles.Other airlines took note. Severe weather manuals were updated. Reservation systems were programmed to automatically rebook passengers when flights are canceled. And travelers now receive notifications by email, phone or text message."In past years, airlines would have soldiered on, trying to get their planes in the air no matter what," said George Hobica, founder of AirfareWatchdog.com. But they've learned that "there's no value in news cameras showing footage of people sleeping on cots in airports."Enter Sandy.Airlines spent days before the storm hit running though color-coded checklists to shut down their Northeast operations. Computers were covered in plastic tarps. Hotel rooms near airports were booked for gate agents and ramp workers. Planes, pilots and flight attendants were moved to other airports.And don't worry shelter was found for animals traveling as cargo."Anything that could move by the wind, we've locked down," said Henry Kuykendall, who oversees operations for Delta Air Lines at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.The airlines' in-house meteorologists started tracking this storm more than a week ago as it approached the Caribbean. By Thursday night, it was pretty clear that widespread cancelations would happen in Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.The next day, airlines started to waive fees for passengers who wanted to move to earlier or later flights. American Airlines, for instance, let travelers heading to any of 22 airports from Greensboro, N.C. in the south to Buffalo, N.Y. in the north change plans. Then teams started to cancel flights heading into or out of airports stretching from Washington to Boston.That sounds easier than it is. Every plane in its fleet is in near constant motion. In one day, a single plane might fly from Atlanta to New York to Detroit and then back to Atlanta and then once more to New York.If the airline doesn't want that plane to spend the night in New York, it has ripple effects throughout the system. For instance, that plane might have been scheduled the next day to fly passengers to Seattle and then on to San Francisco.When Sandy hit, almost no planes were left in the Northeast.JetBlue scattered the majority of its planes to 20 different airports across the country, even though 80 percent of its flights start or end in New York or Boston.American Airlines moved 80 planes that were supposed to spend Sunday night in the Northeast to other airports.One Boeing 737 didn't make it out of Boston in time because of a mechanical issue. Left with no other solution, American filled the plane with fuel to make it as heavy as possible, faced it toward the wind, locked the wheels and moved it away from anything else."We'll keep our fingers crossed," said Jon Snook, the airline's vice president of operations planning and performance.Delta got all of its planes out of New York. The last plane took off at 1:01 a.m. Monday a Boeing 757 with 157 people on board heading to Georgetown, Guyana. US Airways held all but one of its Transatlantic planes bound for Philadelphia at European airports. And United Airlines removed all but about a dozen planes from its Washington Dulles and Newark, N.J., hubs.Once the clouds clear, flights won't start up immediately.JetBlue's Maruster equated starting up the airline again to be like putting together a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle. It's not about staffing levels, but an overall game plan that makes sense. "At a certain point, putting more hands on the table doesn't help get it solved faster," he said.The airlines need to ask a lot of questions before bringing in planes.First, are the runways open? New York's JFK and LaGuardia airports both had water flow onto the runways.Next, is there public transit to get workers to the airport? If not, does the airline have enough staff staying at nearby hotels that can be bused in?Finally, the airline has to check on all the other people needed to run an airport: the Transportation Security Administration, customs officials, caters, fuel trucks and even the people who push wheelchairs through the terminal."Before we can even move an airplane here, we need to make sure those resources are here," said Delta's Kuykendall. "There's a lot of moving pieces that people don't see. It's a dance to get it all to work."
Why is Tasmania bad, Airlinesguy?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but LAX has direct flights to London right?
Quote from: ianthebalance on October 28, 2012, 03:50:11 PMAm I the only person that thinks South Asia will not be visited?Quote from: DrRox on October 29, 2012, 11:33:02 AMQuote from: Leafsfan on October 27, 2012, 10:02:13 AMAfter Africa was missed completely I think we will have 2 legs in one country there, possibly a new country like Uganda.Yeah, I am sure that Uganda is at the top of Bertram's list. With the outbreak last week of Marburg Haemorrhagic Fevor.....gives new meaning to "surviving" the leg.
Am I the only person that thinks South Asia will not be visited?
Quote from: Leafsfan on October 27, 2012, 10:02:13 AMAfter Africa was missed completely I think we will have 2 legs in one country there, possibly a new country like Uganda.Yeah, I am sure that Uganda is at the top of Bertram's list. With the outbreak last week of Marburg Haemorrhagic Fevor.....gives new meaning to "surviving" the leg.
After Africa was missed completely I think we will have 2 legs in one country there, possibly a new country like Uganda.
I have seen 2 comments about Philippines not in South Asia but Southeast Asia. Can anyone point to me a country that is in South Asia but not Southeast Asia then? Food for thought.
Quote from: Joeyengen on October 31, 2012, 07:51:30 PMPAKISTAN PLEASE Sure, with a side trip to Afghanistan and flying in from Bhutan.
Quote from: redskevin88 on October 31, 2012, 09:14:22 PMQuote from: Joeyengen on October 31, 2012, 07:51:30 PMPAKISTAN PLEASE Sure, with a side trip to Afghanistan and flying in from Bhutan. Both have good flight connections to Iran and Syria. ;-)
Quote from: walkingpneumonia on November 01, 2012, 04:05:01 PMQuote from: redskevin88 on October 31, 2012, 09:14:22 PMQuote from: Joeyengen on October 31, 2012, 07:51:30 PMPAKISTAN PLEASE Sure, with a side trip to Afghanistan and flying in from Bhutan. Both have good flight connections to Iran and Syria. ;-)As interesting as it would be to see Pakistan, I think there is no way they will go there. It is just too dangerous for TAR. (Especially considering the shooting of the 15 year old girl last week that is making global headlines...)
What is appropriate for speculation is when AR22 will start. Historic fall-started Amazing Races typically start late November or the extreme beginning of December. We need to be vigilant for the entire month of November, as World Race Productions could be ready to go sooner than the historic date range.
online application (from this site), home video and photos are all due on April 25th at 12pm (noon) PDT.These will be considered for the 2012-2013 casting season. Calls will most likely go out in June and July, 2012 The filming dates for the season we are casting is early November, 2012.
Please excuse me if I've missed it, but has anyone speculated what teams we might see this season? I'm interested in what types of teams y'all think might be cast this season!
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www.office.com/setup Blogs: Eli Sheldon is a Program Manager on the Microsoft Project team.
With the new Project, our extensibility story entered two new exciting realms–Apps for Office and Apps for SharePoint. Bookmark this page for all the resources you need to start developing your own apps, tips based on frequently asked questions from our partners, and ideas for developing on either or both of our new models.
Quick start
If you're like me, you don't want to spend a lot of time reading articles and SDKs and forum posts–you want to get your hands dirty! The primary resource you'll want to use for all Office, SharePoint and Project development is the conveniently-named dev.office.com–here you'll find all of the relevant documentation, tools and support channels you'll need.
To start writing Apps for Office targeting the Project client, all you technically need is Notepad. You'll likely want some guidance, and this article is a great place to start–this is part of the wealth of information contained in the Apps for Office and SharePoint SDK.
To start writing Apps for SharePoint targeting Project Web App (PWA), you'll want a copy of Visual Studio 2012, the Office Developer Tools, and the Project 2013 SDK which contains the necessary redistributable files along with our developer documentation. This article, from the Project 2013 SDK, is a great end-to-end tutorial to help you ramp up quickly.
Project Apps for Office
What exactly is a Project App for Office? At its core, an App for Office is just a webpage running in a container in the rich Office clients that can communicate with the Office client through a powerful new JavaScript API. In Project, these apps are surfaced as a task pane, much like the classic Task Inspector. For examples of apps currently in the app store, see Sensei's Project DashboardTM or Projility's ProjectWare ConnectTM.
Information about Project Apps for Office can be found in the Office SDK. The final product you create is an XML file called an app manifest and the webpage hosting your content / code.
Project Apps for SharePoint
What do we mean by a Project App for SharePoint? SharePoint 2013 introduced a new extensibility model to support the SharePoint Online ecosystem, and now that we have Project Online, we followed suit, leveraging much of the same system. An App for SharePoint can take many forms–a web part, a ribbon customization, a full-page custom experience–and a Project App for SharePoint is simply an App for SharePoint that includes PWA functionality. We have many in the app store already, such as Campana and Schott's Milestone Trend Analysis or Solvin's TrackTimesheet Go.
Information about Apps for SharePoint can be found in the SharePoint SDK, and info about Project Client Side Object Model (CSOM, the new API used to support our apps) is best found in the Project SDK. The final product you create is an app package containing an app manifest and all of your functional code. There are multiple hosting and deployment options, and apps should work both online and on premises.
Get your app out to the world
Once your app is ready for prime time, you'll want to publish it to the Office Store. You can sell it for a price you set, or release it for free. You choose the trial conditions and the licensing options. To get started, you'll want to read this documentation. To see all of the Project apps already delighting our customers, check out the Office Store.
If you don't want your app to be public, you can easily distribute it through traditional means–but what fun is that?
Frequently asked questions
We get some questions pretty frequently, and while we do our best to update formal documentation accordingly, sometimes it's best to just bubble things to the top so they don't trip you up!
Q: How can I deploy my apps from Visual Studio?
A: If you attempt to deploy an app to any random Project Online site, you'll probably hit an error saying "Sideloading of apps is not enabled on this site." To prepare a site for app deployment right from Visual Studio (which gives you rich debugging), follow along with this guide from Colin Phillips, which involves using PowerShell to turn on the relevant feature.
Q: How long does it take to publish my app? How can I speed that up?
A: As soon as you know you're going to publish an app, you should create your Seller Dashboard profile, as this process involves pretty thorough identity and tax verification. Your app does not need to be ready for this to start–so get it out of the way now!
Once you submit your final app package, you can expect (but not count on) validation to take roughly a week, depending on the current submission queue. The most common issues are inconsistent version numbers and other basic metadata. Make sure to read the complete validation rules before submitting!
Q: How can I access information from my Project App for Office not exposed by the JavaScript API?
A: You'll want to connect to PWA for cross-project info and SharePoint-hosted info. Fortunately, I wrote a blog post detailing exactly how to do this!
Q: I keep having issues related to OAuth tokens!
A: Bing is your best friend here. Many developers have posted across many forums with what to do to resolve pretty much any OAuth issue you hit.
Q: I'm stuck and need Microsoft to help me!
A: Our forums are populated both by Microsoft extensibility experts and a strong community of seasoned developers. Any time you hit a wall, don't hesitate to post your issue here. Check out these resources too:
- Project Programmability blog. There are many articles here that will help you get started with many types of Project developments.
- Apps for Office and SharePoint blog. This is the central blog for developer-centric articles related to creating Office and SharePoint apps, and where future in-depth Project app development posts will go.
- Jan Kalis' Project Partners blog. Jan loves to post about Project extensibility and opportunities for our partners.
Now you have all of the tools and resources you need to create the next killer Project app. I hope to see your work in the store soon!
— Eli Sheldon, Program Manager
Original Post: https://blogs.office.com/2013/08/08/getting-started-with-app-development/

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Pictures that I shot last Saturday at Camelback Ranch.
Manny Mota riding his bike
Manny Ramirez
Andre Ethier
Matt Kemp
Don Mattingly and Casey Blake
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Matt Kemp telling Garret Anderson "You are not taking my number!"
Dave Brown from Yahoo! Big League Stew.
Jaime Jarrin
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Charlie Hough - He asked me where did I get the shirt... He also wants everyone to visit San Bernardino this year. He will be coaching the 66ers again.
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- Michael K. Smith said...
Great pictures Roberto!
- March 8, 2010 at 7:33 PM
- Steve Sax said...
Great shots, Roberto. Keep up the great work!
- March 8, 2010 at 8:36 PM
- luis said...
where did you get the Casey Blake t-shirt
- March 8, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- KempKershaw said...
Nice dude.
Luis- M.Brown, who runs The Left Field Pavilion.
- March 8, 2010 at 9:58 PM
- Michelle said...
Awesome photos!!! I am gonna get a "Vin Scully Is My Homeboy" shirt next time I am stateside! ;)
- March 9, 2010 at 3:43 AM
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Thanks for the kind comments everyone!
@ Luis - go to thelfp.com
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In 1960, in his final major league plate appearance, Ted Williams homers off Baltimore's Jack Fisher at Fenway Park, with a 450-foot drive over the Red Sox bullpen.
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Williams does not take a curtain call, but after taking his position in left field, he is replaced by Carroll Hardy and given a standing ovation as he returns to the dugout.
Williams averaged .344 with 37 homers and 130 RBI a season during his career. Had he not spend five years serving in the military during World War II and the Korean War, it is staggering to think what his career numbers would have been.


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When it comes to this year's crime stats, Capt. Bill Murphy said earlier this week that he expects an increase in the Northeast Division, primarily as a result of a rise in thefts in Eagle Rock, with the Eagle Rock Plaza a traditional hot spot, according to Patch. How hot? Since the start of the holiday shopping season after Thanksgiving, 10 petty thefts and cases of shoplifting have been reported at or near the Colorado Boulevard mall,according to CrimeMapping.com In addition, there has been one robbery and a four car break-in and thefts during the same period. "We are committed to providing a safe, enjoyable shopping environment for our customers," said Eagle Rock Plaza General Manager Bryan Paul, who declined to provide specifics.
The Eagle Rock Plaza, however, is far from the only shopping center where criminals are busy during these days.
In Atwater Village, nine petty thefts and cases of shoplifting and car break ins have been reported at the Costco shopping center on Los Feliz Bouelvard since Nov. 1, according to CrimeMapping.com
It's partly a seasonal problem that has LAPD paying closer attention to shopping centers and other shopping strips, said Officer Perry Scheerer of the Northeast Division's Crime Analysis Unit. The department deploys bicycle units and officers on foot to heighten police presence at the shopping centers during the holiday season, Scheerer said.
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Handler writes ninth in series of film critic mysteries
While house-bound during Hurricane Sandy, I had the pleasure of reading "The Snow White Christmas Cookie" (Minotaur Books/St. Martin's), the latest installment in David Handler's series of mysteries set on the Connecticut coastline.
Handler came up with his own fictional hamlet of "Dorset" when he launched the series with "The Cold Blue Blood" in 2001, but the town is clearly meant to be somewhere within the vicinity of the author's home in Old Lyme. It's the writer's second movie-tinged series.
Handler won the Mystery Writer of America's Edgar Award in 1991 for "The Man Who Would Be F. Scott Fitzgerald," one of his books about celebrity ghostwriter Stewart Hoag.
The current series follows Mitch Berger, a New York City film critic who takes shelter near Dorset after his wife dies. There Mitch falls for Connecticut State Resident Trooper Desiree Mitry. They have teamed up for nine books that are reminscent of such Old Hollywood pairings as Nick and Nora Charles, but with a dash of the modern writer/cop dynamic that has made the ABC series "Castle" so popular for the past few years.
One of the great running gags in the books is the way that Mitch's movie mania has started to rub off on Des, including his affection for the Preston Sturges comedy "The Palm Beach Story.
Handler lightens a moment of great jeopardy in "The Snow White Christmas Cookie" by having Mitch promise God that if he gets out of this jam, he will watch every Danny Kaye movie again (including "The Man from the Diner's Club" -- a fate almost worse than death).
The Berger and Mitry stories exist outside the conventional categories of the modern mystery -- they are too witty and comforting to qualify as hard-boiled detective stories and too realistic to fit into the "cozy" category of amateur sleuth/small town mysteries.
"The Snow White Christmas Cookie" is set in and around Dorset just before the holiday season when the Connecticut coastline has been battered by a series of snowstorms. Mail is being stolen from people's mailboxes in what appears to be a search for the prescription medications that many seniors in the town are ordering from inexpensive Canadian sources.
In a visit to the "Fresh Fiction" blog last week, Handler said the new book was inspired by the mysterious disappearance of mail in Old Lyme last year:
"One snowy day last December I looked out the window and discovered a local TV news crew standing at my mailbox interviewing my next-door neighbor. Naturally, I immediately went outside to find out why. It turned out that, get this, somebody in town had taken to stealing the mail out of people's mailboxes in the weeks leading up to Christmas. My own mail hadn't been touched. Or as far as I knew it hadn't. But several of my neighbors confirmed that in recent days they'd received no mail whatsoever even though our trusted carrier, Frank, swore he'd delivered it to them.
"Who was stealing the village's mail? More importantly, why were they stealing it? I became intensely curious. In addition to being twisted puppies we mystery writers are also intensely curious ones. So I decided to seek out the clued-in housewives, cleaning ladies and village tradesmen who I've cultivated as sources of gossip since I began the Berger-Mitry series 10 years ago.
"And then, armed with the 411, I decided to get myself a haircut. In Old Lyme the ultimate source for village gossip is John the barber. If it's happening, John knows about it. John confirmed the veracity of what I'd heard so far. He also added a few very choice morsels that I hadn't heard. And that ended up leading me straight to the plot for (the new book)."
Handler reports that in addition to the Berger-Mitry books, he will be launching a new series next year with "Runaway Man," about a licensed Manhattan private investigator named Benji Golden.
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While everyone was focused on the Ehrhoff and Leino sigings and the Regehr trade, the Sabres quietly added a very good netminder to the organization.
It went a bit under-reported, and most fans in Buffalo were left scratching their heads over not only over what MacIntyre brings to the crease, but why the organization brought him in. Some even jumped to the conclusion that it was a move that signaled an impending trade of Jhonas Enroth.
MacIntyre will be in Rochester for the 2011-12 season (barring any injuries at HSBC), but just how good is this guy? To get more info on him, we headed straight over to The "The Goalie Guild," an information and scouting destination for all things netminder related. Justin Goldman, member of the Pro Hockey Writers Association and contributor to NHL.com, is one of the best minds to pick when it comes to what to expect from a anyone wearing a goaltender's mask.
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date :: 5 January 2013
location :: Filton, Bristol, UK.
Assalamualaikum w.b.t.
Sebagaimana yang para sahabat sedia maklum, isteri saya telah sampai ke penghujung pengajiannya di bumi yang telah banyak memberikan kenangan kepada kita semua. Serentak dengan itu maka berakhir juga penghidupan kami di sini. Dengan izin Tok Pengulu saya memohon jasa baik kepada sahabat yang berkelapangan untuk membantu kami sekeluarga pada 5hb Januari 2013. Kontena akan sampai seperti biasa pada pukul 9.00am. Kepada sesiapa yang ingin menumpang barang, bolehlah menghubungi saya atau isteri saya. Kontena akan turun di Ampang Jaya, Selangor. Pada kesempatan ini saya ingin mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih kepada semua yang telah banyak membatu sepanjang kami berkelana di sini. Kami juga ingin memohon maaf seandainya ada tingkah kami yang tidak disenangi. Halalkan segala makan minum sepanjang kita berkeluarga di sini. Semoga kita berjumpa lagi di Tanah air tercinta.
Air mata sedih terus berlinang,
Meninggalkan sahabat banyak berjasa,
Jasa kalian sentiasa di kenang,
Menjadi ingatan sepanjang masa.
Abang Zahar dan Kak Kin.
[1] First of all, congratulations to Dr Sakina Sofina and family for surviving and success in PhD endeavor! Hurray! Days after that, we received a mail from MCB group that it was time for them to plan journey back to beloved Malaysia.
[2] That came with the nightmare of packing all the stuffs you accumulated over the past 4 years or more.. huhu.. scary. I hate this part right here.. lalalala :S
[3] We thought of offering a helping hand to pack the night before the crane was schedule to arrive. However, when we arrived there that Friday night, most everything has already been packed.
[4] There was only some big items such as bicycles that need dismantling left and this unfortunately was not our area of expertise. So the task was left into Abg Zahar and the gang capable hands.
[5] Since there was nothing much to do, we ended up just hanging around and enjoying the delicious dinner :P the menu was ala-Eid style i.e. beef and chicken rendang as well as fish lodeh. Mouth-watering! ;)
[6] We then chatted about almost everything to nothing until late 2am! Huhu. By then, everyone was yawning since it was way off time to head the sack. We reach home around 3am :P
[7] The next morning, the crane arrived at 9am. Hubbykun woke up late though and only arrived there at 10am. I stayed at home because these mostly required heavy-muscled capabilities.
[8] Alhamdulillah, quite a few kind Malaysians also assisted in the morning move. Hubbykun managed to help a bit here and there, but he tried to capture as much photos as possible of the event too, as per special request from Kak Keen.
[9] The job was completed just before 12pm, following the 3 hours window given by the crane company. At that exact time, the crane/lorry moved to it's headed destination.
[10] As a last minute souvenir, hubbykun prepared a photo frame to capture some moments we've spent together with their family through the past years. To Abg Zahar/Kak Keen and family, wishing you all the best in your future undertakings. It was a great honor to know you. Do keep in touch and lots of hugs for us to you both and the kids!


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A cyclist was shot in the knee this morning in Historic Filipinotown after bullets were fired from a passing vehicle, police said.
The male cyclist, who was riding his bike on Beverly Boulevard near Alvarado Street when he was shot at about 7:50 a.m., was taken to a hospital for treatment, said Lt. Wes Buhrmester with the LAPD Rampart Division. The victim is expected to recover from his injury, he said.
"The victim was not believed to be a gang member," said Buhrmester in an email. "It isn't clear what led to the shooting, but mistaken identity or road rage are being examined as possibilities."
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Ramius needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 1831 designs submitted by 340 freelance designers.
Ramius Corporation is an Internet applications company focused on the development and delivery of social software that empowers people and streamlines businesses. Our online community systems and social networking platforms drive networks of employees, partners, customers, and members for leading enterprises around the world including organizations such as NASA, SAP, IEEE, Kaiser Permanente, Dreamworks, and the World Bank. Founded in 1998, Ramius is based in Ottawa, Canada. Ramius is pronounced "Ray-Me-Iss".
We develop various Software-as-a-Service offerings, each with a distinct brand (sixent.com and communityzero.com). Ramius is the general corporate entity under which our software products are managed.
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Mark Sanchez throws three interceptions during an offseason training activity, and some already have given up hope he can be a useful starting quarterback again. Such is the chatter on sport talk radio, Twitter, and among those who hide behind unnamed sources.
Geno Smith, the 39th pick, is being treated like he was taken No. 1 and is here to save a franchise in free fall. Already, there are those who are convinced the second-round draft choice from West Virginia should be the Week 1 starter though he hasn't taken a snap wearing anything other than shorts, T-shirts and helmets.
The view here is the best thing that could happen to Smith and the Jets is for Sanchez to regain the confidence he once had and become an efficient enough quarterback to lead the Jets through the 2013 regular season.
Stop laughing.
No one remembers how many interceptions former 49ers quarterback Alex Smith threw in mini-camps or OTAs before the light bulb went on and he became a quarterback that led the 49ers to their resurgence, before losing his job to Colin Kaepernick. And the Jets don't need Sanchez to be as good as Smith became before being injured last season.
If Sanchez can minimize his turnovers and manage the offense the way he did in leading the Jets to back-to-back AFC Championship games in 2009 and 2010, and not be the liability he was in 2012, then Smith can watch and learn and not have the pressure of leading a rebuilding franchise.
That might be asking a lot of Sanchez. His three interceptions during an OTA on Wednesday came in front a large media gathering and invited
VIPs. One interception wasn't his fault. A receiver ran the wrong pattern and wound up too close to another receiver, prompting three defensive backs to converge on the ball. The other two INTS were head-scratchers that left on-lookers wondering, "What was he thinking?"
Otherwise, Sanchez looked the part of the starter. He worked with the first team, advised young players, and had an authoritative bounce to his step. Then he threw the interceptions, including one to a defensive lineman, prompting flashbacks of the Buttfumble.
The Jets' quarterback candidates — Sanchez, Smith and Greg McElroy — have been led to believe there will be an open competition for the job of starting quarterback. Matt Simms is also in camp. But the reality is, this is Sanchez's job to lose. In fact, Sanchez doesn't view it as a competition.
"I've played long enough now I don't worry about the quarterback on the other side of the field or the quarterback that's in competition with you," he said. "It doesn't really bother me."
All signs point to this being a sacrificial season. Head coach Rex Ryan is in the last year of his contract and focusing more on restocking a defense that lost veterans like Bart Scott, Mike Devito, Darrelle Revis, Eric Smith, Bryan Thomas, Sione Pouha and LeRon Landry.
Skill positions lack proven talent. Wide receiver Santonio Holmes (foot) still was limping as of this week. Second-year receiver Stephen Hill (hamstring) also is hobbling. Only along the offensive line where D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Nick Mangold, and Austin Howard return is there proven talent.
The best thing for Smith is not to be thrown into the fire the first week of his professional career, or the first month, or first half of the season. If it becomes a total disaster, then McElroy can take over.
The Jets need to be smart and think long-term with Smith. Rookie seasons like those enjoyed by Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson should be viewed as the exception and not the norm.
It would be better for Smith to watch from the sideline while learning the West Coast offense Marty Mornhinweg is implementing.
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Author Notes: At the end of the winter, we tend to bring out bags and jars of ingredients from the pantry to create our meals. This recipe combines elements of some orange cream puffs I made last month and a dried apricot, dried cherry, and orange breakfast bread I made last week. —SallyCan
Makes: 2 8" tarts
Tart Crust
1/3 c almonds (with skin or blanched)
1 c all purpose flour
¼ tsp salt
3 T sugar
4 T (1/2 stick) cold butter, cut into 1" pieces
1 egg
¼ tsp almond extract
1-2 T cold water
Almond, Orange, and Apricot Filling and Topping
6 oz (about 1 c) chopped dried apricots
¼ c orange or regular vodka
¼ c fresh orange juice (or use ½ c orange juice if you like)
Zest from ½ orange, about ½ T
2 c orange curd(recipe follows, or can be purchased. To make it you will need zest of one orange, juice of 3 oranges, 1 T lemon or tangerine juice, 3 eggs, 1 egg yolk, 1/3 c sugar, a pinch of salt and 5 T butter )
3 T candied orange zest (recipe follows, or can be purchased. To make you will need 2 oranges, 1 ½ tsp salt, 1 c sugar, and ½ c superfine or caster sugar)
1 1/2c almonds (with skin or blanched), chopped roughly by hand
3 T apple or apricot jelly
2 T orange marmalade
3 T sugar
In This Recipe
- Make your crust: Grind almonds to fine in food processor. Add flour, salt and sugar and process again. Pulse in butter until it forms coarse crumbs. Add egg and pulse until it forms large crumbs. Pulse in almond extract and enough cold water to just bind it together. Flatten ball, wrap in plastic and chill for at least 30 minutes.
- Soak apricots and orange zest in vodka and orange juice.
- Prepare candied orange zest: Thoroughly wash 2 oranges. Trim off the tops and bottoms, and then score from top to bottom, about 1" apart. Peel away these sections, and if the white part is very thick, scrape some of it away with the edge of a spoon, leaving about 1/8" – ¼". Put in a bowl, and cover with 2 c cool water and 1 ½ tsp salt. Let soak for at least an hour, and for several more if you don't care for bitterness. Rinse, put in a saucepan, cover with cool water, and bring to a simmer. Simmer for 30 minutes and then drain them. Cut into ¼" wide strips. Put orange strips back in pan with 1 c sugar and ¼ c water. Bring to a simmer and simmer for another 30 minutes. Put ½ cup superfine (caster) sugar on a plate. Dredge strips in small batches, coating with the sugar entirely. Cool on waxed paper, and store in an airtight jar.
- Prepare orange curd: Zest an orange. Put strained juice of 3 oranges with 1T lemon or tangerine juice in a small saucepan and reduce to ½ c. Cool to room temperature. Beat 3 eggs, 1 egg yolk, 1/3 c sugar, reduced orange juice and a pinch of salt in the top of a double boiler (or in a saucepan if you're daring), and heat, stirring. When it is warm, beat in 5 T butter, a bit at a time, allowing each addition to blend in before adding the next. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon (it will thicken as it cools). Add 2 or 3 drops of vanilla, and orange zest. Refrigerate, but serve at room temperature (when refrigerated, it may harden up a bit, but will soften up at room temperature). Can be frozen.
- Make topping: over medium heat, cook ½ c chopped almonds with 3T sugar until sugar melts and then turns amber. Mix together to coat all almonds with melted sugar and remove from heat. Chop candied orange zest into ½" pieces.
- Preheat oven to 400?
- Roll out tart crust: If sticky, dust lightly with flour. Roll out between two pieces of plastic wrap. Press gently into two 8" tart pans and freeze for 10 minutes.
- Drain apricots (reserve juice and this evening make yourself a nice little cocktail with it). Toss with 1 c chopped almonds.
- Mix apple or apricot jelly and orange marmalade, and microwave 30 seconds to melt slightly. Spread mixture evenly over tart crusts. Top with apricots and almond mixture. Put back in the freezer for 5 minutes. Bake for 25 minutes until crust is browned nicely.
- Mix apple or apricot jelly and orange marmalade, and microwave 30 seconds to melt slightly. Spread mixture evenly over tart crusts. Top with apricots and almond mixture. Put back in the freezer for 5 minutes. Bake for 25 minutes until crust is browned nicely.
- Cool on rack until tarts are room temperature. If they are warm, the orange curd will melt. Spread orange curd evenly on top of tart. Chill for at least 30 minutes. Top with candied almonds and candied orange zest.
- Cool on rack until tarts are room temperature. If they are warm, the orange curd will melt. Spread orange curd evenly on top of tart. Chill for at least 30 minutes. Top with candied almonds and candied orange zest.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Late Winter Tart (Sweet or Savory)
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A 7-year-old girl who was stabbed in a public housing building's elevator said Saturday that she was feeling "good" two months after the assault that killed a young friend.
Mikayla Capers had 16 stab wounds following the June 1 attack in Brooklyn, which left her 6-year-old friend Prince Joshua "PJ" Avitto dead. Family members said after the attack that Mikayla experienced a great deal of trauma.
On Saturday, speaking at a rally organized by Al Sharpton's National Action Network, Mikayla smiled and appeared bubbly while speaking to reporters.
"I'm feeling good, and it's because y'all supported me," said Mikayla, who said she is not in any pain.
At one point she stood with her hands over her head in a heart shape and said she was doing it "for PJ."
The girl's great-grandmother, Regenia Trevathan, said Mikayla is being treated for post-traumatic stress and that the first few weeks following the stabbing were extremely challenging for Mikayla because she didn't have a therapist in place.
"One of the hardest things I had to explain to her was a couple of weeks ago she woke up and asked me to take her to his grave to put flowers," said Trevathan, who noted the boy had been cremated, a concept Mikayla didn't understand.
Mikayla also said she is looking forward to returning to school, where she will enter third grade, and that she hopes to be a doctor when she grows up.
A man charged with the attack pleaded not guilty.
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In Prague: first impressions – español
Enrique Ubieta Gómez
Translation: Machetera
I've been invited to participate in the Fifth Regional Meeting of Cubans Residing in Europe, to be held this weekend in Prague. Without a doubt it will be quite a rich experience, because with the advent of transnational corporate "freedom," this capital, one of Europe's most beautiful, has transformed itself into a city that is deaf, mute and blind. The Czechs no longer believe, hope, or care. Its politicians are the most corrupt in Europe. With the exception of the fiercely stigmatized communist paper, the ordinary press in the new country belongs to foreign consortia. But the "free" citizens don't want to think. An editor here was sued for re-issuing Julius Fučík's "Notes from the Gallows." History has been re-written, to the extreme of changing the date of the victory over Nazi fascism in order to attribute the honor to U.S. troops. The current Chancellor, son of someone whose property was nationalized by socialism, had to learn his "native" tongue in order to re-insert himself and re-appropriate half of the country. First, he made an investment: he was one of Havel's principal financial backers. I promise to write more, later.
Heroes and complete history. Reflection on the Cuban Five, from Prague – español
Just a few hours ago an act of solidarity with the five anti-terrorist Cubans being held as political prisoners in the United States took place, attended by Rosa Aurora, the wife of Fernando, one of those heroes.
I'm familiar with the discussions that sometimes arise between historians and academics on the greater or lesser social visibility of certain heroes (sometimes even on the qualification itself) and of people and events in history. The counter-revolution doesn't care for the revolutionary pantheon. I suppose that this includes Mella, Villena, Jesús Menéndez and José Antonio Echevarría, among others diminished or made invisible in the pseudo-republic. In the frankly rightwing newspapers such as Spain's El País or Miami's El Nuevo Herald, they've tried to present Che Guevara as a murderer and Fulgencio Batista as a democrat who made mistakes. Miami's circumspect historians (no matter where they live, whether in México or Barcelona, there's a Miami mentality that marks and defines a person) sometimes call for "a complete history" in which Julio Lobo and Orestes Ferrara – two millionaires with dubious ethics – return as heroes in the social pages of a press made for the purpose of reproducing their values precisely. Continue reading


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Ohio is a busy place. It has the highest density of population of any state not on the Eastern Seaboard. There are approximately 700 school districts statewide and a wide selection of music colleges. The state features over 130 higher education facilities, including 13 state universities, 8 Ohio technical colleges and 46 private Ohio colleges. Two of these institutions are ranked among the top 40 in the nation: Case Western Reserve University, and Oberlin College. Your search for the perfect music school starts today!
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The Washington Beer Blog and the Beveridge Place Pub (blog sponsor) teamed up with some friends from San Diego (beernerdz.com) to present a very special tasting event. It's a showdown between two of the west coast's best beer cities: Seattle vs. San Diego. And you are the judge.
Join us at the Beveridge Place Pub on Saturday, June 9 at 3:00 p.m. and help us determine which city reigns supreme in a blind tasting showdown. Not only will you get to taste some great beer, but you will also have a chance to win some valuable prizes.
Getting to drink this great selection of beer is its own reward; however, as an added bonus you just might take home some beer or one of our other great prizes. We will give away some uncommon offerings from San Diego breweries—stuff you will not find on the shelf at your local bottleshop. We will also give away a pair of tickets to the Washington Brewers Festival, a pair of tickets to the Seattle International Beer Festival, and some beer swag.
Eric Barajas, President of BeerNerdz, is coming up from San Diego to join us for the event. In short, Eric is a San Diego beer expert. BeerNerdz regularly hosts tasting events that help introduce people to, and increase their appreciation of, the San Diego beer scene. Since this game takes place on our home turf, Eric will represent San Diego and make sure there is no funny business.
The Showdown
You will get a tray of beer and a ballot. Taste the beers, vote for your favorites. It's just that simple.
Representing Seattle: Georgetown Brewing, Schooner Exact Brewing, Big Al Brewing, and Elysian Brewing.
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The categories: IPA, Imperial IPA, Smoked Porter, and "other."
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Tasting tray of all eight beers, $24 (includes some light snacks to further amuse your palate).
First off, because it sounded like a great excuse to drink some great west coast beers. Beyond that, I am an unapologetic homer when it comes to beer. While I freely acknowledge that many other cities and regions across the USA brew some damn fine beers, I often think that Washington beer drinkers shun our local breweries and embrace out-of-state breweries because of what I describe as "the grass is always greener effect." It is time to put Seattle beers to the test. The beers coming from San Diego for this event are remarkable. Let's see if our local brews can stand up to the challenge.


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Meyer, Sebastian (1465-1545)
Sebastian Meyer, a Reformed theologian, of Neuburg on the Rhine, Germany, a former Franciscan, who had occasionally worked in Strasbourg, Alsace. At the very beginning ot tne Reformation he was inspired by the evangelical spirit. He came to Bern, Switzerland, and was the first to preach Reformation doctrine. In 1523 he participated in the colloquy of Zürich. But Catholic power prevailed and he was expelled from Bern in 1524. He went to Basel, left the Franciscan order, married and then went to Augsburg, where he preached for a long time. After the Reformation was accomplished in Bern he returned to fill the gap caused by the death of Berchtold Haller and Franz Kolb.
For the Anabaptist movement Meyer was of importance in that he represented the Reformed Church in the disputation at Bern 11-17 March 1538. He sought to establish the nature of the true church on the basis of Ephesians 4, and made serious charges against the Anabaptists, accusing them of having forsaken the true Christian church and as self-chosen prophets having set up a synagogue of Satan; but they had not succeeded; the Reformers had opened entire cities and countries to the Gospel. In strict contrast to this position was that of the Swiss Brethren. Their conception of the church could not be one of church politics. They replied to Meyer that Christianity was not a matter of an external confession by entire cities and kingdoms, but an inward personal life. Sebastian Meyer participated actively in the campaign to wipe out the Anabaptists. To what extent he was responsible for the violent measures passed against them cannot be determined.
Geiser, Samuel. Die Taufgesinnten-Gemeinden. Karlsruhe, 1931.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. III, 123 f.
Manuscript record of the Anabaptist Disputation of 1538 in U.P. 80, state archives of Bern.
Marti, E. Menschenrat und Gottestat. Geschichte der Berner Reformation. Karlsruhe, 1931.
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Geiser, Samuel. "Meyer, Sebastian (1465-1545)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1957. Web. 25 Mar 2019. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Meyer,_Sebastian_(1465-1545)&oldid=145880.
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Geiser, Samuel. (1957). Meyer, Sebastian (1465-1545). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 25 March 2019, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Meyer,_Sebastian_(1465-1545)&oldid=145880.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 3, p. 665. All rights reserved.
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Hulu Desktop Integration
This guide will walk you through the installation and integration of Hulu Desktop for Linux. Hulu only officially supports Ubuntu 8.04+ and Fedora 9+, but most other distros should work. This guide was written for Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope). It assumes that you're running as the user that as your Mythfrontend, and that you have already configured LIRC to work. Full LIRC setup is outside the scope of this article.
Please note that the guide doesn't fully integrate Hulu into your Mythfrontend--it configures it to launch Hulu Desktop from Myth and sets up LIRC.
Installation of the Hulu Desktop app itself is fairly trivial, assuming you have the necessary prerequisites. You will need Flash installed.
sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
Now, download the .deb for your architecture and distro from Hulu Labs. To install using the command prompt:
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emerge -uav \>=www-plugins/adobe-flash-9.0.124 \>=x11-libs/gtk+-2.12 \>=dev-libs/glib-2.16 x11-libs/cairo app-arch/rpm2targz
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tar and
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The next step allows you to launch Hulu from your Mythfrontend. We're going to edit the XML files for your theme for this. Copying XML files from /usr/share/mythtv into ~/.mythtv allows you to customize menus and prevents them from being overwritten during an upgrade.
Get a command line, and enter the following:
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This assumes you haven't already edited your Mythfrontend's appearance. If you have, edit your existing copy of mainmenu.xml. In my case, I wanted Hulu available on the main menu. You can add it to wherever you like, you just need to copy the right XML file and edit it.
Now, open up mainmenu.xml (or whatever file you copied over) in your favorite editor. Add the following lines where you want your Hulu button to live.
<button> <text>Hulu Desktop</text> <action>EXEC /usr/bin/huludesktop</action> </button>
The next time you run your Mythfrontend, the button will appear on your main menu.
If you experience your X mouse cursor showing over hulu desktop try installing unclutter:
sudo apt-get install unclutter
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squeaker@myth:~$ irw 0000000000001795 00 Down Hauppauge_350 0000000000001797 00 Right Hauppauge_350
Whatever is in place of Hauppauge_350 in your output is your remote. Edit ~/.huludesktop accordingly.
Hulu Desktop requires the -r (--release) option for proper operation.
If you are using Fedora, you can edit the line:
to read
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If you are using Ubuntu, edit /etc/lirc/hardware.conf and change
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squeaker@myth:~$ ps aux | grep lircd root 26192 0.0 0.0 3116 584 ? Ss 14:22 0:00 /usr/sbin/lircd --device=/dev/lirc0 -r root 27575 0.0 0.0 3336 804 pts/0 S+ 14:49 0:00 grep lircd
As usual, YMMV. The arrow keys worked for me immediately, since they happened to have the same names as my lircd.conf file. In order to make the menu appear, I had to make an edit to ~/.huludesktop:
button_name_menu = Home
button_name_menu = Menu/i
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