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31 Days of Windows 8 for HTML5 | Day #13 Navigation
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This article is Day #13 in a series called 31 Days of Windows 8. Each of the articles in this series will be published for both HTML5/JS and XAML/C#. You can find additional resources, downloads, and source code on our website.
We've spent the last few days getting pretty technical around updating the system with information to the let our users know what's going on. In fact, in the first 12 days of this series, we've spent very little time talking about how to do one of the most common activities we'll encounter in Windows 8 development: navigation. Now you might be sitting there saying, anchor tags, query strings and JavaScript gymnastics, right? You might even be thinking "I can skip this it's web 101" and while that is somewhat true you need to understand where WinJS fits into things and just what to do when your application gets terminated.
I am pretty sure we've all done some kind of navigation in our websites but let's level set a bit see how today's web practices fit into an "app". After all the web is all about navigation right? We can link to anything on the web with a simple anchor tag.
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And when that wasn't enough we added a query string so we could get some data:
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And when AJAX came a overnight internet sensation, we started using hashs (#) and hashbangs (#!) and creating these awesome web applications:
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But you knew all this already. So why did I even bother spewing that? Well over time there has been a subtle evolution of what we might consider a Website. Today Websites have become more of a application than what we have typically considered a Website. HTML5 has been a great catalyst in all of this but it was going to happen regardless.
Regardless, there are really two major "patters" which have emerged. The multiple page site ( http://thatConference.com ) and the single page site ( http://twitter.com or http://OneDay.ThatConference.com ) . While they really don't sound all that different their implementations are drastically different. Let's gently break down each:
Multiple Page Site:
- Everything starts over on each page navigation, aka full page lifecycle.
- New resources are loaded for each page request ( again full page lifecycle ), this means JavaScript pages, CSS and whatnot.
- Session state is most likely managed on the server assuming there is session.
- Interaction between pages is minimal.
Single Page Site:
- Everything runs in the container that it was loaded as a "control or section" ( if you will )
- In the image below we're going to load pages within the context of the parent page. In our case the default.html page
- Resources are usually only loaded once ( at least in the simplest of methods )
- Usually heavily dependent on a lot of AJAX to pull in data when needed
- Loves JavaScript ( I do to actually )
Which one do you pick? Is there a right answer? Maybe, but your context is critical to making that decision. Take a moment here, ok. Are you a multiple page site or a single page site? Furthermore are you a multiple page app or a single page app or are you both? Or are you doing something greenfield looking for guidance. And BTW how does all of this fit into Windows 8? Getting there..
Well not to fear, Windows 8 supports both just like your Website. With one major difference. We do not have any navigation buttons or address bar functionality inside our app like we do in a browser. Today, we're going to dive into the single page site model. This is the Microsoft recommended approach for a Windows 8 Store App and there are a few reason for that:
- Page Transitions
- The way scripts are loaded and unloaded
- Page and State Management
There are a few specific scenarios that I want cover in this article:
- The simple act of navigation from Page A to Page B in either model we describe above. What happens when, and what information is available to us?
- Passing data from one page to another. This doesn't just include strings and integers, we can also pass entire objects between pages.
- Page State
New Navigation App
Today we're going to start a bit differently and rather that kick things off with the blank template we're going to start from a new project template, one called the Navigation App. Why what's the difference? Mainly just a few minor things:
- A new JavaScript file called navigator.js. This is the framework which helps you do navigation.
- Some new goo in our default.js file to to manage save and load our applications navigation state.
- Slightly different app folder structure. There is now a pages folder with folders of pages.
- The markup has changed in our pages to leverage the navigator.js framework.
To better see this in action let's just walk the stack and see what our template is doing when we hit run.
When our app first fires up you will notice that our default page has the same standard references to our WinJS scripts and style. Of course we also have our own supporting style and scripts file. New to this template is the addition of the navigator framework:

When default.js kicks off, it looks very similar as it has in the past except now we have some new code to deal with the saving and loading our navigation state.
app.addEventListener("activated", function (args) { if (args.detail.kind === activation.ActivationKind.launch) { /* .... */ if (app.sessionState.history) { nav.history = app.sessionState.history; } args.setPromise(WinJS.UI.processAll().then(function () { if (nav.location) { nav.history.current.initialPlaceholder = true; return nav.navigate(nav.location, nav.state); } else { return nav.navigate(Application.navigator.home); } })); } }); app.oncheckpoint = function (args) { app.sessionState.history = nav.history; };
Next up, the page itself. Our default.html page is actually going to load home.html as a control inside a div. Application.PageControlNavigator is a control inside that navigator.js framework we mentioned earlier. This should feel very familiar to to our Day 4 conversation on WinJS controls.

Next up, let's look at the subpage, inner page, child page, or little box in the bigger box, starting with its markup. Since we're a subpage of default.html we don't need to reference the WinJS frameworks like we did in default.html because they we're already in scope for us. The rest of our page is just standard ole markup. Nothing fancy to see here. In this case, back button, header and some content.
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="utf-8" /> <title>homePage</title> <link href="/pages/home/home.css" rel="stylesheet" />
  <button class="win-backbutton" aria-label="Back" disabled type="button"></button>
 Welcome to App16!

Content goes here.

Now onto the it's associated behavior. Remember our subpage is really something called a PageControl found in WinJS.UI.Pages. Why not just a normal page? Well if you think about how the lifecycle of a page really works we're well beyond the bounds of that. Things like our standard page events ( like document ready ) have been thrown off as they have really happened on our parent page. This is where our pageControl control comes in. It gives you the perception of being a page, acting like a normal page even though it's a control inside another page.
(function () { "use strict"; WinJS.UI.Pages.define("/pages/home/home.html", { ready: function (element, options) { var isReady = "I am ready are you?"; } }); })();
At this point we have a running app which is using the navigation framework with bonus points of because we're saving our navigation state to our apps sessionState through the PLM events. I know the template did this all for you but just don't tell your boss that.
Before we move on let's create another page home2 that we can navigate too. We can easily do so, by adding a new item called a pageControl. A page control is really nothing more than an html, js and css files already semi-wired up for you to start messing around with. I say semi because depending on how you're using it, you could in fact remove some of the WinJS references, as your parent page already has them.
Navigating Between Pages
We started off this article briefly running through a set of anchor tags, which take you to another document or to a different location in a site\application. The same is true for a Windows Store App. A simple anchor tag will redirect you from one top level page to another.
Goto MultiPage Navigation
Which will work fine and one could build an app like that no problem. But today I want to focus on the Single Page Navigation model that we've touched on earlier. To accomplish that we will use the navigation framework that we've already briefly introduced. As you can imagine, we're going to call a method called navigate passing it our destination.
Next we need to actually use our navigation framework. To easily do so, we want really want to replace the default behavior of our anchor tags default behavior. We can easily hijack their behavior by first wiring into their event like so:
WinJS.Utilities.query("a").listen("click", anchorHandler, false);
and then preventing them from doing what they normally would do and rather call the WinJS Navigation.
function anchorHandler(eventInfo) { eventInfo.preventDefault(); var link = eventInfo.target; WinJS.Navigation.navigate(link.href); }
Now all of our anchor tags will not link like they normally do but rather use our navigation framework to navigate to other pageControls. Of course it doesn't just have to be an anchor tag, but I am taking the easy road here.
Now that got us to someplace, what about going back? Remember we don't have the browser back and forward buttons and further more the browser and\or the HTML5 History API would\could be keeping track of that for you ( it depends on how you setup ). The same is true when you use the WinJS Navigation. The navigator is keeping our session history and has a number of methods and events on it for your disposal. If you're using the template you may notice the back button at the top of your second page and if you click on it, you're magically taken back. Well not really. In fact all it's doing is calling one of those methods on WinJS.Navigation, specifically back(). You can see this directly in the navigator.js file.
_updateBackButton: function () { var backButton = this.pageElement.querySelector("header[role=banner] .win-backbutton"); if (backButton) { backButton.onclick = function () { nav.back(); }; if (nav.canGoBack) { backButton.removeAttribute("disabled"); } else { backButton.setAttribute("disabled", "disabled"); } } },
Passing Data
Next, we're going to want to pass data between our pages. Maybe an object, maybe a string, but data nonetheless. As it turns out, our WinJS.Navigation.navigate method is overloaded to also accept a data parameter. So I am just going to create a simple little object, and modify my call to navigate to pass it alone.
var myData = { firstName: "Clark", lastName: "Sell" }; .... WinJS.Navigation.navigate(link.href, myData); ....
Then on the receiving side of that call it comes to us as the options on the ready handler for our pageControl.
ready: function (element, options) { var results = document.querySelector("#results"); results.innerText = options.firstName + " " + options.lastName; }
I don't think that gets much easier.
Application Lifecycle
Now what if your app is down a few levels and the user then switches to something else, forgetting he or she was running it. Windows suspends it and then what? All is lost? I hope not. We would want the user to resume where they left off and if that meant hitting your back button first thing, then they should be able to. Well this is in fact true. We touched on it earlier but lets took a quick look at what that code in the template was doing.
Before your app suspends, it will call checkpoint. This is our opportunity to take our navigation state and persist it.
app.oncheckpoint = function (args) { app.sessionState.history = nav.history; };
Now with things saved off, what happens in the other direction when things start up. Well honestly it does what you would think.
- Check your apps sessionState for any history
- If there is, re-populate the navigation history
- Then after all the controls are processed, see if the user was somewhere
- Return the user to the correct location.
app.addEventListener("activated", function (args) { if (args.detail.kind === activation.ActivationKind.launch) { if (args.detail.previousExecutionState !== activation.ApplicationExecutionState.terminated) { // TODO: This application has been newly launched. Initialize // your application here. } else { // TODO: This application has been reactivated from suspension. // Restore application state here. } if (app.sessionState.history) { nav.history = app.sessionState.history; } args.setPromise(WinJS.UI.processAll().then(function () { if (nav.location) { nav.history.current.initialPlaceholder = true; return nav.navigate(nav.location, nav.state); } else { return nav.navigate(Application.navigator.home); } })); } });
Honestly nothing too complicated, and since it's done for you, well even easier but you should know what is at least going on.
Easier than using your GPS to find the nearest Subway? Maybe. It's not overly complicated and in fact the frameworks are already there to really support us. Of course today's applications can be very complicated so don't assume your work is done for you. Today we covered the navigation models, the Navigator App template, navigation back and forth and even persisted our navigation history in case our app gets suspended.
If you would like to download the complete code sample from this article, you can click the icon below.
Tomorrow, we're going to start our conversation determining a user's current location using GeoLocation, including the rules that go with using this technology. See you then!
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Chrysler Group LLC next week plans to unveil an unusual automobile—an electric car that doesn't stand a chance soon of turning a profit and is unlikely to draw many customers.
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VERGENNES — With a meeting looming of cities and towns dealing with overflowing municipal sewer systems, last week Vergennes officials once again discussed their city system's persistent habit of dumping wastewater into Otter Creek — and the expensive state order to fix the problem that is almost certainly on the way.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury's Foote Street, Creek Road and Painter Road will be hotbeds of construction activity this spring and summer as work crews perform a variety of paving, water main and sidewalk projects.
Dan Werner, Middlebury's director of operations, took some time on Thursday to identify where residents and motorists might find some temporary, construction-related inconveniences during the coming months.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury selectboard members at their Feb. 10 meeting put in motion a plan to eliminate elected and unfilled town jobs they say are no longer needed — that of three auditors.
Doing so will require a change to the town charter that will in turn require approval by the Vermont Legislature, which can only come after two public hearings and a town-wide vote in Middlebury to be held on April 28.
VERGENNES — At this past Tuesday's Vergennes City Council meeting, aldermen, City Manager Mel Hawley and a few residents looked at city sewer system issues for about an hour.
A central point of discussion was the city system's recurring problem of overflowing into Otter Creek, an issue detailed in a Jan. 12 Addison Independent article.
VERGENNES — Late in December, the city of Vergennes, as required by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources in such cases, reported that an estimated 467,000 gallons that its municipal sewer system could not handle had gone through an overflow pipe into Otter Creek.
BRANDON — The entity responsible for the best drinking water in Vermont will ask voters to approve a $2.5 million bond in March to pay for system-wide improvements. Brandon residents who tap into the water system would be responsible for paying back $1.7 million of the bond.
VERGENNES — The Vergennes sewer fund should soon be $107,876 richer, City Manager Mel Hawley told Vergennes aldermen at their Nov. 11 meeting.
City and Vermont Agency of Transportation officials earlier this fall agreed on that figure as a tap-on fee to the city sewer system for the historic former Vergennes rail depot, which was moved in October 2012 from North Main Street to a Ferrisburgh site next to the VTrans park-and-ride lot and is now state-owned.
VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen on Tuesday, for the first time in years, reached a consensus to extend city sewer lines into neighboring Ferrisburgh to serve a private business.
Denecker Chevrolet owner Tom Denecker, who has talked about sewer lines with Vergennes and Ferrisburgh officials many times in recent years, approached City Manager Mel Hawley on Tuesday and asked to be added to the evening agenda.
FERRISBURGH — Car dealer Tom Denecker recently abandoned a two-year effort to persuade Vergennes to extend a city sewer line a few hundred feet across Route 7 to his Ferrisburgh auto dealership.
It is the latest in a series of episodes in which city officials have weighed the impact of new Ferrisburgh hook-ons to the city sewer system vs. increased revenue the city could secure.
VERGENNES — The city of Vergennes will change how it sends out sewer bills. In the upcoming fiscal year, homeowners will receive their sewer bills quarterly along with their tax bills.
Aldermen at a March 22 meeting agreed with City Manager Mel Hawley and City Clerk Joan Devine that such a change in when bills are sent would be more efficient and save the city money in the long run. They also said that for most homeowners it would be easier to make quarterly payments of $87.50 rather than two semi-annual payments of $175.
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The state has released a new mobile app to help North Carolinians prepare and deal with disasters.
The state has released a new mobile app to help North Carolinians prepare and deal with disasters.
The app, available in iOS and Android formats, is called ReadyNC.
I know that Raleigh took a hard shift to the political right recently, and I know that fundamental Christianity often goes hand-in-hand with conservative political values, but when I searched the App Store for ReadyNC, the first app listed was Bible. The second app, paradoxically, was The Daily Horoscope. The third was symbolic, depending on whether you believe one way or the other: Flashlight.
ReadyNC came in fourth.
I downloaded it and recommend it. It provides easy access (assuming you have internet service, which is a big assumption in the middle of a hurricane) to real-time weather, road conditions, alerts, shelter openings and more. It also provides background data on a whole range of catastrophes, from severe thunderstorms to tsunamis.
Maybe the Bible and Daily Horoscope apps would be useful companions. One could predict looming disasters, while the other would help you get right with your maker.
Speaking of weather events, I read on Friday that another polar vortex could occur starting early this week and continuing through the end of the month.
Although well proven that �polar vortex� is not a new phrase, it�s new to me. But those two words already send a shiver up my spine, figuratively and physically.
I was glad to see that New Bern escaped the commercial trimming that some of our neighboring cities have experienced last week. Jacksonville and Wilmington are each losing direct flights to Washington D.C. (although Wilmington is gaining direct flights to New York City), and Kinston is losing its J.C. Penney store.
The connecting flights were trimmed due to compromises that US Airways and American Airlines agreed to in order for their merger to proceed. The Kinston J.C. Penney closure is included among 33 underperforming stores being shuttered by the retailer to cut costs.
I�d hate to see J.C. Penney close in New Bern because it�s the only store in town where I can reliably find pants that fit.
Direct flights from New Bern to Charlotte and Atlanta will continue as usual.
You may have read that a Hibachi Grill will probably be opening at Clarendon Plaza, at the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and McCarthy Boulevard. That outdoor shopping center has been undergoing a major reboot following the departure of New River Pottery last year, and a restaurant like this will be a good addition.
I suspect 2014 will be an interesting year for New Bern on the restaurant front.
I took the family to the Blue Jeans Ball on Friday night. I really look forward to the day when the Firemen�s Museum moves into the old fire house on Broad Street, but hope the ball continues for years to come. It�s a hoot.
Finally, I hope you enjoyed reporter/photographer Bill Hand�s spectacular photos of Lake Mattamuskeet. Bill pitched the piece to me and, though the lake is out of our coverage area, I knew Bill would bring back something remarkable. He always does.
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Where will I be staying? The Grosvenor Hotel is a little piece of luxury, sitting right in the centre of historic Chester. The Grade II listed hotel fits like a glove into the ambience of the city - with its charming nature and sophisticated personality… you'll just have to make sure you're on your best behaviour. The room chronicles With a healthy blend of classic and contemporary - you're sure to feel chilled, relaxed and in boudoir zen here.
You'll be greeted in your room with your own bathrobe and slippers, and will have other amenities to make your stay feel special such as free Wi-fi, luxury toiletries and a mini-bar. This hotel's great because… There's a mega swanky spa with unique offerings like a thermal suite which takes you on a journey through a Herb Sauna, Themed Shower, Ice Fountain, Crystal Steam Room, Salt Grotto, Foot Baths and relaxation area. You can also book in for a treatment, an afternoon tea, or hold a meeting or special event there - underneath the antique chandeliers. Wining and dining Tantalise your taste buds at one of 3 dining experiences at The Grosvenor. You can choose a light bite in the Arkle Bar & Lounge, a Parisian plateful in La Brasserie, or pull all the stops out in Simon Radley's Michelin starred restaurant – prepare yourself for gourmet heaven. Exploring the neighbourhood City centre Chester is right outside your window, and what a treat that is. It's very quaint, very oldy-worldy, and has tons to do. There's Chester Cathedral, Grosvenor Park. the River Dee, the Roman Gardens, the Eastgate Clock and lots of boutique shops. Chester Zoo, Blue Planet Aquarium and Chester Racecourse are also within easy reach. Chester train station is 1 handy mile away from the hotel. In a nutshell: Will charm the socks off you
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Sears Scores Career-High 19 Points, Morgan Adds 16
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The growing pains for a young Yale men's basketball team have been most evident down the stretch of games early in the season. The Bulldogs took a big step toward putting those issues behind them on Saturday.
Javier Duren's three-pointer with 1:56 left snapped a 55-55 tie and Yale executed flawlessly the rest of the way in a 63-59 victory over Buffalo at the NABC Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at the Ford Center.
"We grew up a little tonight," said James Jones, The Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Men's Basketball at Yale. "I thought we beat ourselves last night [in a 66-56 loss to Evansville]. Tonight we got the big rebound, hit the big shot and took care of the basketball."
Freshman Justin Sears paced the Bulldogs with a career-high 19 points. Austin Morgan added 16 points, including a pair of free of throws with four seconds left that sealed the win.
Yale (1-3) led by eight early in the second half before the Bulls slowly chipped away. Javon McCrea's free throw tied the score at 55 with 2:37 left. That's when Duren made what turned out to be the most important shot of the game.
"They switched up to a zone, and Javier made a big shot," Jones said.
Still, there was more work to do for the Bulldogs. McCrea's layup quickly cut the lead back to one. Sears then hit one of two free throws with 32 seconds left. UB's Will Regan had a chance to tie it, but his short jumper in the lane missed. Armani Cotton grabbed the rebound and called a quick timeout. Yale then broke Buffalo's press, resulting in Sears' breakaway layup off a nice feed from Sam Martin with 10 seconds left.
Jarod Oldham's layup got the Bulls within 61-59, but Morgan calmly sank two free throws to ice it.
Yale may have been most impressive on the defensive end of the floor, holding Buffalo to 34.5 percent shooting from the field in the game.
"Defensively, we really attacked them," Jones said.
McCrea led the Bulls with 17 points, while Oldham added 16 points and 10 rebounds.
Duren and Brandon Sherrod both finished with seven points for the Bulldogs.
After trailing for most of the first 10 minutes of the game, Yale used an 11-3 run to take a 22-15 lead with eight minutes to go. The advantage grew to 12, 34-22, after two Jesse Pritchard free throws, but the Bulls closed the half with an 11-2 run to pull within 36-33 at the intermission.
NOTES: Yale more than held its own on the boards against a Buffalo team that entered the game with a +3.8 per game rebounding margin. The Bulls only outrebounded the Bulldogs 37-36… Sears led Yale with seven rebounds, while Cotton grabbed six… The two teams were playing for the first time since 1931, a 39-24 Bulldog victory that ended a Buffalo 29-game winning streak… Yale concludes play at the Classic on Sunday, facing Western Illinois at 3 p.m. EST. There will be no video available but Western Illinois' radio broadcast can be heard here.
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Giant Godzilla clone...COH never managed this. We must surpass this! and it needs a devastating (something that will kill newbies) fire breath.
Giant Crabs attacking the Beach.
Giant Bugs/spiders/mantis, etc.
Robeasts/giant humanoid monsters fitted with cybernetics and missiles.
Dragons. It talks. My scales are shields, my claws are spears, my breath is DEATH!
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Ogres 12 to 24 feet tall, super strong with a club (special effect, the club sends the Player flying)
Battlesuits, 12 feet tall. Designed to fight supers.
12 foot tall robots
Giant Buzzards that eat flying heroes.
Giant Man eating Bunnies
Silly Giants Cause, ya know, the artists just LOVE churning out the new models.
Giant Armadillos that burst from the ground tear open an office building and eat office workers with a long sticky tongue.
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Drug shows promise in animal model of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's with dementia
New research presented in October at the 6th Neurodegenerative Conditions Research and Development Conference in San Francisco demonstrates the role of the investigational compound IRX4204 in alleviating cognitive decline in animal models of Alzheimer's disease (AD). The presentation entitled "Investigation of the RXR-specific agonist IRX4204 as a Disease Modifying Agent of Alzheimer's Disease Neuropathology and Cognitive Impairment" was made by lead researcher Giulio Maria Pasinetti, MD, PhD, of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
IRX4204 is a retinoid X receptor (RXR) agonist, meaning it stimulates the retinoid receptor in the brain.The data demonstrates attenuation of AD including prevention of plaque deposits associated with cognitive deterioration in an IRX4204-treated mouse model genetically determined to develop AD. IRX4204 also prevents neuropathological features associated with abnormal tau processing, another form of abnormal protein also found in a form of Parkinson's disease associated with dementia.
"The treatment of AD remains a serious unmet medical need which IRX4204 may be able to address," Dr. Pasinetti said "Our research show that IRX4204 and other RXR agonists have potential for slowing, and possibly reversing pathology and cognitive deficits in Alzheimer's disease patients."
Ongoing translational studies in subjects with Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease with dementia are currently being developed.
Alzheimer's disease currently afflicts more than 5 million Americans and may triple in prevalence to more than 16 million Americans by 2050, according to data from The Alzheimer's Association.
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The US has provided $20.7 billion to Pakistan since 2002. A little more than two-thirds of that went to military use, the remainder to civilian.
The biggest ticket item, at $8.9 billion, is something called "Coalition Support Funds." These are reimbursements for Pakistan's military assistance in the war on terror.
The second largest chunk, $4.8 billion, falls under "Economic Support Funds." Most of this has gone to shore up the government's budget, either as revenue or to pay off debt to the US.
Much less is spent on seemingly major US priorities: The Frontier Corps, the Pakistani force doing most of the fighting, has received $100 million. Antiterrorism and nuclear nonproliferation efforts: $90 million.
"One of the things we should be doing is training the police, but we're not doing it.... Pakistanis are not letting us. They want the Army to do everything," says C. Christine Fair, assistant professor at Georgetown University in Washington.


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Read the full list at mmo-champion or Wowhead News, I've pulled things from both places as they each have stuff the other doesn't. A lot of things got buffed across the board, so don't read too much into those; I'm going to focus on the things I see as relevant.
- Heart of the Wild now depends on which specs you're NOT, instead of which spec you are. (Read the tooltip; much easier to understand now.)
- Dream of Cenarius Wrath, Starfire, Starsurge, and melee abilities increase healing done by your next healing spell by 30%. Non-instant casts of Nourish, Healing Touch, and Regrowth increase the damage done by your next damaging spell or ability by 30%. Each of these bonuses lasts 30 sec.
and cannot be gained more often than once every 30 sec.
- Force of Nature now has a 60 sec cooldown and lasts 15 secs instead of a 3 min cooldown and a 1 min duration.
Oh, the QQ on HoW this is going to be so epic, and so premature. Until we see numbers and can try it for ourselves, we have no idea; all we can say for certain at this point is that Blizzard's intent is that you can do what the other three specs do for 45 seconds, once per fight. To me, that's freaking awesome (Atramedes air phase would have been a lot less boring), but I understand the point of view of those who don't want to be pressured into doing other stuff just because they have the ability to do it.
DoC is one of those I'd just have to see in practice. If the wording on this is right and you can have 100% uptime on the buff…well, Balance rotations might get shaken up. Having the option to weave in HT's to buff your nukes? Hmmmmm.
The FON change is good, though; the 180/60 was far too passive. I'm expecting this to be the mini-burst option (compared to Incarnation, which the the big-burst big CD, and SOTF which is passive).
Edit: Lissanna says "I'd still take anything from any of the other talent trees in the game over HOTW and DoC. " Like I said, premature QQ.
- Frenzied Regeneration now heals up to 250% of AP health.
FR scales off of AP? Well, that'll make stat weights more interesting. Enjoy tracking your current Vengeance stack so you can pop FR when it does the most healing.
Healing Touch now has a 1,5 sec cast time, down from 2,5 sec. Base healing value reduced by 33%. Very very curious as to where they're going with this. My guess is that this is to make HT more useful for non-resto druids (see the HOTW changes below), but this kinda kills the worth of Regrowth for restos, right? Never mind, datamining error here.
- Moonfire direct damage base value has been increased by 20%. DoT base damage has been reduced by 20%. Duration reduced from 18 to 12 sec. Now scales from 24.8% of Spell Power, up from 22.7%.
- Wrath
now has a 1.5 sec cast time, down from 2 secs.Base damage reduced by 10%. Now scales from 121% of Spell Power, up from 110%.
The assault on moonkin DoT damage continues. The reduced duration is going to dramatically affect DoT uptimes. Wrath…I don't know where to start. 1.5s cast time? Well, there went the value of haste for moonkin again. I assume that this is also HOTW related. Edit: again, ignore that bit, bad datamine.
- Swipe (Cat) now awards 1 combo points if it strikes your current combo target.
- Clearcasting
Your damage and healing spells have a small chance to cause you to enter a Clearcasting state. The Clearcasting state reduces the Mana, Rage or Energy cost of your next cast-timedamaging or healing spell or offensive feral ability by 100%. If specialized as a Feral Druid, Omen of Clarity will also have a chance to occur from your auto-attacks.
Whoa whoa whoa. THAT makes AoE a ton better. No need to Mangle/Rake something to get a CP to put SR up, and if you're dealing with a cleave situation, you can keep a single-target rotation rolling and sub Swipes for Shreds. Hopefully it also is affected by Primal Fury. I LIKE it.
Oh, and I hope we didn't just lose Omen of Clarity. (Edit: No, we didn't, just a tooltip clarification.)


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Douglas got his first bowtie earlier in the year, and has been wanting to add more to his collection. I sewed this one to give to him for Christmas, using BurdaStyle's David pattern. The fabric is a glen plaid suiting left over from a vest I made when I was first learning to sew.
I didn't make this bowtie adjustable, mainly because I couldn't find the right sort of sliders at Jo-Ann Fabrics. The pattern instructions are fairly confusing, so I basically ignored them and just customized the length of the bowtie to Douglas' neck size and handstitched the two pieces together. It was very easy and I'm pleased with the shape. I would like to find a way to make future bowties adjustable, so I think with a little tweaking I could make this over and over again.
Now the only difficulty is finding classy silk twill fabric... any suggestions? (I am personally averse to geometric or abstract prints -- very classic stripes, polka dots, crests, or other such "Old School" patterns would be acceptable.)


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Saints beat Cardinals 89-87 for WHAC victory
The Siena Heights University men's basketball team held off a furious Concordia rally to post an 89-87 win Saturday. Ryan Hopson hit a turnaround jump shot with 3.7 seconds on the clock to break a tie and give the Saints their second win of the season, both in the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference.
Hopson led a balanced scoring attack with 18 points, as four Saints were in double figures. Latwan Wesley and Cecil Clark each had 14, and Jamison Webster (Madison High School) added 10 with four assists.
Siena (2-4, 2-0 WHAC) needed the balance to offset the performance of Concordia senior guard Chatavius Turner, who had 42 points, 31 in the second half. Siena led 76-62 with about six minutes to play when Turner took over and led his team back to tie the game when John Schaeffer hit a 3-point shot with 23.8 seconds left. Schaeffer finished with 18 points.
Siena coach Joe Pechota said the team is getting better, but has to do a better job of protecting the ball. For most of the game, the defense was strong, he said.
"Our scoring balance was good, and I thought we showed a great deal of mental toughness," Pechota said. "I told our team we are probably not going to be pretty, but it's a 12-round fight. Tonight, we landed more punches and body shots. We just have to finish better."
Clark and Donovan Campbell sparked the Saints off the bench in the first half. Clark had six points and Campbell added five in the first half.
Thanks to some poor free throw shooting by the Cardinals, the Saints led 39-36 at halftime. Concordia (2-5, 1-1) hit just 5 of 19 free throws in the first half.
Siena came out on fire to start the second half and scored the first 10 points to vault out to a 49-36 lead before Concordia scored. Siena led much of the second half in double figures, but Turner heated up and the Saints had to hang on at the end.
The second half was filled with fouls, as the Cardinals had 38 chances from the charity stripe, hitting 18 and the Saints were 18 of 29. Each team had two players foul out and each had a technical foul — Concordia's bench picked up a technical and Siena got one for a flagrant foul.
"Two things we have got to do better are turnovers and how (Concordia) pursued to the ball," Pechota said. "We have got to get the mentality that that ball is ours and then go get it."
The Saints have three upcoming road games, two against NAIA Division II ranked teams from the league. Wednesday Siena plays at 20th-ranked Cornerstone and on Dec. 5 at No. 11 Davenport. In between, the Saints play at Northwestern Ohio, Dec. 1.
Their next home game is Saturday, Dec. 8 with No. 25-ranked Indiana Tech. Tip-off at the Fieldhouse is 7:30 p.m.


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Reviewed by Brian Z. (age 8) and John H. (age 8)
Jigsaw and Ralphie were pretending to be the Native Americans and Rags was the turkey. Jigsaw and Ralphie were chasing Rags with sticks then Rags ran up and over the hill. Jigsaw and Ralphie ran after him but as soon as they got to the top Rags was out of sight. Will they find Rags? Will Jigsaw get a new dog? Will Jigsaw become thankful for anything? Sniff this book out at your nearest library.
We both liked the book and think it has descriptive writing. This reminds Brian of when he lost his cat but he never found him. This reminds John of when he lost his pet lizard and found him the next day in his sister's room.
The book kept us interested because we wondered what was going to happen next. Jigsaw changed. He started out not thankful and ended up thankful.
We recommend this book to people who like mysteries and to people who have lost something.


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Toward the Chemistry of Becoming Body Collaboration Valentin Klyucharev | added on Jan 26, 2011 In my opinion, it would be a good thing to organize the special conference or symposium: "Toward the chemistry of becoming body." In the framework of this forum one might discuss the modern design of complex matter chemistry and find ways to this field of chemical sciences, beginning at primary school.
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