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Hansen backs Cruden's tap move in NZ win
Coach Steve Hansen has backed Aaron Cruden's decision to opt for a late penalty tap that eventually led to the decisive try in the All Blacks' 20-15 win against England.
With less than four minutes remaining in the opening Test in Auckland and the score locked at 15-15, Cruden turned down a 40-metre shot at goal, instead tapping and running.
In the ensuing attack, prop Wyatt Crockett came up inches short of the line, but from the next scrum, centre Conrad Smith went over in the corner.
Hansen said his reaction to Cruden's tap, which came not from a call by skipper Richie McCaw, was "good on you son".
He described the atmosphere in the coaches box at the time as calm and supportive of Cruden.
"It was one of those games where someone had to take it by the scruff of the neck," he said.
"We needed to break the deadlock somehow. He played an option that was there to play and we're always encouraging them to play what's in front of them."
The margin of victory at Eden Park went against predictions of a one-sided contest.
England weren't fielding their top line-up, with players arriving late from last weekend's English Premiership final being rested.
But they produced a determined effort, with No.8 Ben Morgan having an outstanding game.
Freddie Burns, rated their fourth choice five-eighth, controlled things well for the tourists as well as landing all four of his penalty attempts.
However, the All Blacks weren't helped by continual errors, including regularly spilling the high ball.
They didn't take the lead until the 69th minute after a big break by lock Brodie Retallick, who showed great pace before being tackled by winger Marland Yarde.
Welsh referee Nigel Owens then showed Yarde a yellow card for not releasing and Cruden kicked his fifth penalty to make it 15-12.
Danny Cipriani, on as a substitute for his first Test in six years, then landed a penalty to tie up the game with six minutes to go.
Before the match, Hansen had dismissed media talk of England being under-strength.
"After 80 minutes, I think we will all be on the same page that England aren't a bad side," he said.
He described the contest as a physical and dour sort of encounter, with plenty of mistakes from both sides that could be put down to both rustiness and opposition pressure.
The second match of the three-Test series is in Dunedin next Saturday and Hansen said the All Blacks have a lot of work to do before then.
"We know now that this is going to be one of those special Test series," he said.
England coach Stuart Lancaster said he was proud of his players' efforts.
He said they created plenty of opportunities with their ability to get over the gain line and with their line breaks, and their set piece was solid.
However, the overriding emotions in the changing room were frustration and disappointed.
"We're desperately disappointed having fought so hard to be in the game for so long," Lancaster said.
"I thought it was a tremendous effort. It's tough on them not to come away with anything."
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Terrorism and the Chemical Infrastructure: Protecting People and Reducing Vulnerabilities (May 2006)Report in Brief
The chemical sector is a key part of the national economy and has been designated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as one of 17 sectors comprising the nation's Critical Infrastructure. Although its products represent only 2 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product, those products underpin most other manufactured goods. To assist DHS in characterizing and mitigating the vulnerabilities faced by the nation from the chemical industry, this study examines classes of chemicals and chemical processes that are critical to the nation's security, economy, and health. It identifies vulnerabilities and points of weakness in the supply chain for these chemicals and chemical processes; assesses the likely impact of a significant disruption in the supply chain; identifies actions to help prevent disruption in the supply chain and mitigate loss and injury should such disruption occur; identifies incentives and disincentives to preventative and mitigating actions; and recommends areas of scientific, engineering, and economic research and development. The report concludes that the consequences of a deliberate attack on the chemical infrastructure would be expected to be similar in nature to the accidents we have already experienced. Under limited circumstances, such an attack could cause catastrophic casualties and loss of life, but it would take several simultaneous events to cause catastrophic economic consequences. Poor communication could amplify societal response. Overall, the recommendations in this report emphasize the benefit of investments to improve emergency preparedness for and response to chemical events. They also highlight the potential to minimize the physical hazards through development of cost-effective, safer processes that reduce the volume, toxicity, or hazardous conditions under which chemicals are processed.

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Marines poised for mission in Egypt
A contingent of the Marines' new fast reaction force for rescue missions in Africa has been moved to Sigonella, Italy, for possible action in Egypt.
"This is certainly one of the possibilities of the (task force)," Marine Capt. Eric Flanagan, a spokesman based at the Pentagon, said in an email. "The unit is always on standby with a short tether."
With Egypt teetering on anarchy, the 500-member Marine unit could be called on to swoop in and help secure the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.
The Egyptian military has given President Mohammed Morsi an ulitmatum: yield to demands from millions of protesters or step aside. It's unclear what Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected president, would have to do to satisfy the demands of protesters or the military. His Islamist Muslim Brotherhood movement has become increasingly unpopular in Egypt as security and the economy decay there.
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Our grapefruit is the best around
I begged, yes, I begged. When I heard that Robin Powell, gardener and real estate agent, had a 70-year-old grapefruit tree next door in her son Eric's yard, I really wanted some of those local grapefruit. The sweet, thin skinned, juicy grapefruit did not disappoint! The Powells live in the closely-knit community of Sour Lake. They discovered the tree years ago and have been enjoying these delicious grapefruit for years. Granddaughter Isabella Powell was the first to add that her daddy's tree is the best grapefruit tree anywhere, and I'll have to admit she might be right.
The soil is just what the grapefruit tree needed: deep, well-drained, loamy soil. It is the soil of every gardener's dreams. Grapefruit is happiest growing in a climate of hot days and warm to hot nights. Our climate gives us grapefruit with higher sugars and lower acids than grapefruit grown in the areas with cooler nighttime temperatures like California. In other words, our grapefruit is just better than their grapefruit.
You have to worry a little on the rare evenings when temperatures go below the mid-20s. Of course, considering that this grapefruit tree has lasted and produced for at least 70 years, you should only need to give your citrus tree very occasional protection. For maximum cold protection, grapefruit trees in the home landscape should be planted on the south or southeast side of the house. The Texas Aggie Horticulturalists remind us to allow at least 12 feet between the house, driveways, or walkways to give enough room for the lovely tree to grow to its mature size. Grapefruit grows best in full sun.
Major grapefruit varieties in Texas are Ruby Red, Henderson, Ray and Rio Red. These are all grapefruit discovered in Texas and are all almost seed free and red-fleshed. Oh yes, they are all sweet as could be, too. Commercial growers often pick their grapefruit while still green as early as late October. Around here we have the luxury of harvesting as needed from late October through May. The longer the fruit remains on the tree, the larger it becomes and the sweeter it becomes.
If you want to try to grow your own grapefruit tree, there are a couple of pointers that are important. Set the grapefruit tree "a little high" in the soil. The soil in the planting site should be at least as high as the surrounding yard, if not higher. Mixing topsoil, compost peat or other materials with the backfill isn't necessary or desirable in good soil. Set the tree, backfill halfway, then water to settle that soil. Finish backfilling the hole and cover the root ball with about an inch of soil to protect the root ball. You can create a watering ring about 2 feet out. Remember to water every other day for the first couple of weeks, then decrease watering. Great information is available on growing grapefruit and other citrus in our area at Texas A&M website aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/citrus/grapefruit.htm.


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MBUI Telecon 2013 April 25
From W3C Wiki
- Gaelle Calvary
- Vivan Motti
- Heiko Braun
- Jaroslav Pullmann
- Nikolas Kaklanis
- Paolo Bottoni
- Nesrine Mezhoudi
- Gaelle Calvary
- Pascal Beaujeant
add yourself if your name is missing and you were on the call
- Fabio Paterno
- Gerrit Meixner
- Joelle Coutaz
- Jean Vanderdonckt
- Gaelle Calvary
see http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-mbui/2013Jan/0006.html
Glossary of MBUI-Terms
here are short minutes of today's call:
- We worked on the glossary.
- We decided to skip "Abstraction task" as Pisa did not attend the meeting.
- We worked on the selected terms from "Concrete Interaction Object" to "Cross-cutting" + "Target".
- For all the "Concrete xx" entries, we updated the definitions so that to make them consistent with the corresponding "Abstract xx" entries.
- The pending tasks are:
- @all: if possible, provide references for terms like "Context sensitivity", "Context awareness".
- @UCL: check the definition of "Cross-cutting". I took the current one from one of your paper but there are perhaps more SE definitions?


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iPods Episode #19: Maps, Screenshots, & Comics/
Learning in Hand: iPods Episode #19: Maps, Screenshots, & Comics is ready for viewing. In the video I show you how to take a tour of Washington, D.C., take photos along the way, and use those photos in a comic strip--all on an iPod touch. I use the Maps app, the screenshot feature, Google Earth, and a comic-creation app.
Watch all 11 minutes 37 seconds of Episode #19 to see the comic strip project come together. The transcript and sample comic strips are included below.
Episode #19: Maps, Screenshots, & Comics This is Learning in Hand: iPods. My name is Tony Vincent and this is the show where I share tips, how-tos, and ideas for iPods in teaching and learning. Episode 19, "Maps, Screenshots, & Comics" recorded September 2009, happens now!
Let's take a tour of Washington, D.C., take photos along the way, and use those photos in a comic strip--all on an iPod touch. We'll use the Maps app, the screenshot feature, Google Earth, and a comic-creation app.
My task for this comic is to create a comic strip to be published online that summarizes how a chosen issue is dealt with in each of the U.S.'s three branches of government.
Photos Creative Commons licensed: Supreme Court Justices by Steve Petteway,
President Obama by Steve Jurvetson, and Senate Chamber by Susan Sterner.
The Maps app is loaded on every iPod touch and iPhone. Maps requires a Wi-Fi connection because it uses the Internet to get its Google Maps data. I can simply search for Supreme Court Building Washington, D.C. and Maps zooms to the location. If your map isn't showing satellite imagery like mine, tap the corner to select Satellite. You might also like Hybrid view to see street and landmark names layered on top of the Satellite images.
Slide to pan. Spread or double-tap to zoom in. Pinch to zoom out.
Google has driven around specially outfitted cars to take panoramic photos. These panoramas can be seen in Street view in Google Earth and Google Maps on desktop computers. But, guess what? Street view is available on iPod touch and iPhone as well! You'll see a white and orange icon next to a description if Street view is available.
Where this red pin is dropped for the Supreme Court Building does not have the icon, so Street view isn't available here. That's probably because the pin is not on a street. I can add my own pin by tapping the icon in the bottom-right corner and tapping Drop Pin. A purple pin appears on the map. I can drag and drop that pin to any location. Let's try to drag it in front of the Supreme Court Building. Notice that now the orange and white Street view icon appear. Tap it to switch to Street view.
Tap and drag to view the panorama. Stretch to zoom in and pinch to zoom out. Tap the arrows in the street to view a panorama taken 10 to 20 meters away.
This looks like a great photo op. I can take a photo of anything on the screen by hold down the Sleep button and quickly pressing the Home button. The screen flashed and you hear a camera noise.
"Where is the Photo stored?" you might be wondering. It's saved into the Photos apps in the Saved Photos album. That makes sense. Let me show you. I tap Photos and then the Saved Photos album. Then I can tap to find the screenshot. It's saved as an image file. I can email it, sync it to copy it to a desktop computer, or import it into other apps. I'll show you how to import it into a comic app shortly.
For now, I'm going back to Google Maps. Remember, I want to construct a comic strip that summarizes how a chosen issue is dealt with in each of the U.S.'s three branches of government. For my comic, I'll also need photos of the Capitol Building and White House.
So, I just type in a search. There it is, the United States capitol building. The pin closest to the building does not have the Street view icon. So, I tap to place a pin in the street directly in front of the Capitol. Like I did with the Supreme Court Building, I can hold down the Sleep/Wake button and press the Home button to take a snapshot of what's on the screen. I'll use that snapshot in my comic strip.
Next, on to the White House. Unfortunately, I could not find very good photos of the White House in Street View. I could take photo of the Satellite view of the White House. Instead, I'm going to launch the free Google Earth app and take a screenshot there. Google Earth doesn't come preloaded on iPod touches like Maps, so you'll have to download it from the App Store.
Google Earth has a snazzy zooming feature, ability to tilt, and information layers you can view. And like in any other app on iPod touch, I can hold down Sleep and press Home to take screenshot any time. I tap the Search button and away we go.
This looks just like Satellite view from Map. But, when I tilt the iPod, I get the tilted view, which will make for a better snapshot. I can zoom, rotate, and move around in Google Earth until I find just the right view. But, I don't want those red pins in the photo. To remove them, I need to clear my search. Just tap the Search button and tap the X and then Cancel. The pins are removed! Now I can take a screenshot. In fact, I'll take several so I can pick the best one when it comes time to import them into my comic strip.
For my comic strip, I also want photos of not only the buildings, but the people who head the three branches of government. So, I use Safari to search for images. I'll be able to save the images to the Saved Photos album.
I'm going to do an a Google Image search by going to images.google.com. The website knows that I am visiting from an iPod touch, so it formats the screen for my device. Unfortunately, that format removed the Advanced options. I want to use Advanced image search options so I can search for copyright-friendly images. That way I can publish my comic strip online.
To get to Advanced options, tap the link to View Google in Classic. This is the same google Image Search page you'd see on your desktop computer. If I double-tap to zoom in, I can read and tap the link for Advanced Search. I input to find the word Obama and then scroll down to Usage Rights and select "labeled for reuse with modification." Now I tap the Google Search button to see the results.
I tap a thumbnail image to see a larger one. I like this photo and want to save it. First, I note the author and URL so I can give attribution to its owner. Then I tap and hold the image. I am given a list of options. I choose to Save Image. That saves the image in my Saved Photos album in the Photos app.
I use Advanced Search and save photos for the other branches for the comic strip. I suggest bookmarking Google's Advanced Image Search page for future use.
For $2.99 I bought Strip Designer in the App Store. I use Strip Designer to combine the snapshots I took in Maps and Google Earth and saved photos from Safari to make a series of comic strips about the three branches of government's role in an issue. Let me show you how...
Launch Strip Designer and tap to Create new strip. Select a category and a template.
Tap a frame to add a photo. Choose to select a photo from your Photo album and select Saved Photos. Tap the first image you want to use in your comic. I choose the White House screenshot. I can rotate, resize, and position the image and tap Done. Tapping the Add button allow me to add speech bubbles. There are several types to choose from. Double tap the new bubble to input text. Tap the corners to change the size of the bubble. Then tap and drag to position the bubble where you want it.
You can also change the text, background, and line colors.
Now I can tap the next frame to add another photo from my Saved Photos photo album. Again, I can position the image exactly how I want it in the frame and tap Done. Then I add a speech bubble.
When the comic is complete, you can save. You can save high or low resolutions. I like high res so that the comic looks as crisp and clear as possible. You'll probably want to save For later editing. That way you can go back and make changes. Just give it a description and the comic is saved under Saved strips from the main menu.
But you'll also want to get the final image off the iPod. You can tap Save again and this time choose to send by email if you have an email account set up with the iPod. Alternatively, you can choose to save the image to the Save Photos album where the photos can be access on a desktop computer during a sync. It will be a JPEG image once it's emailed or synced. Of course, with a JPEG it can be printed, posted on blog, or imported into a slide show.
As you've just witnessed, the Maps, Google Earth, Safari, and Strip Designer apps are are very useful individually. When used in combination, you can see that students can create compelling products, all right in their hands.
That's it for Episode 19. For more about iPods and podcasting, click on over to learninginhand.com. That's where you can contact me to book an online or in person workshop for your school or organization. Thanks for watching!


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Bonaire is without a doubt a "diver's paradise." Its license plates even state the same. But there is much more to this small Dutch country of 17,500 residents. "Bon Bini," as you will hear the friendly locals say, means "welcome to the island of Bonaire." Bonaire is located off the coast of Venezuela and has for years been known as a world-class diving and snorkeling destination. Diving and snorkeling are still the predominant activities, but today there is also a variety of other activities to enjoy such as kayaking, bird watching, and other eco-tours. Because of the hot and arid weather, Bonaire has been a major producer of sea salt. Do not miss the "white mountains" waiting to be shipped out and the salt flats where the salt is evaporated from the Caribbean Sea, which also happens to be home to another icon of Bonaire-the pink flamingo. Explore the Dutch architecture of the capital Kralendijk, enjoy the pristine coral reefs, or tour the scenic countryside. Whatever you decide to do in Bonaire, you are sure to have a fantastic time.
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Immerse yourself in island culture at this living history museum where costumed guides will introduce you to replicas of early homes, artifacts, Caribbean music, traditional foods and handicrafts.
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AaronM needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
We're in the process of creating a new product review site in the online photo sharing space. We plan to review and compare some of the top companies in this industry. We need a high quality design that appeals to our target audience - photo enthusiasts and aspiring professionals, as well as savvy camera users
As mentioned in the project summary, we're building a new review and comparison site in the online photo sharing space. We're looking to create an authority site that is considered the leading source of information for online photo sharing and photoprinting services.
Our Target Audience:
Professional Photographers, Photo enthusiasts, part-time professional photographers, and savvy camera users
Purpose of the site:
This is a pre-sales site that will educate these customers about various photo sharing websites. We want them to learn about the benefits of online photo sharing, printing, and branding their own professional sites, and show them who some of the top providers are.
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SmugMug http://www.smugmug.com
Kodak http://www.kodakgallery.com/
Snapfish http://www.snapfish.com/
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SmileBox http://www.smilebox.com/
Ritz Camera http://www.ritzpix.com/
Photopipe http://myphotopipe.com
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All contest entrants should create both a home page design and at least one sub page design. We will give special consideration to those who go above and beyond by providing a design for all three pages.
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We recommend that all contestants use iStockPhoto or a similar service for the site images. Please use the comp images in your design submissions.
We will pay for the winning contestants stock images. Please bookmark or save the image numbers so we can easily locate them and pay for a license.
If you have any questions or feedback for us please leave a comment in the discussion thread. We will be checking this on a regular basis while the contest is happening.
Good luck on the contest. We look forward to seeing your work!
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Photo Flash: Anthony Kearns Sings at Maryland Democratic Party's Inaugural Ball
On Sunday, January 20, famed Irish Tenor Anthony Kearns performed at the Maryland Democratic Party's Ball to celebrate President Obama and Vice President Biden's second Inauguration. The sold-out gala was held at the Gaylord Hotel in National Harbor. See photos from the performance below!
In attendance at the Ball were Governor Martin O'Malley, Senator Barbara Mikulksi , Senator Ben Cardin , Lt. Governor Anthony Brown , House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer, Representative Elijah Cummings , Representative John Delaney , Representative Donna Edwards , Representative John Sarbanes , Representative Chris Van Hollen , Howard County Executive Ken Ulman , Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker , and MDP Chair Yvette Lewis .
The ball also featured entertainment by The Spinners. A custom Inaugural cake was provided by Charm City Cakes - as seen on Food Network's "Ace of Cakes."
Mr. Kearns is the original founding member of The Irish Tenors, with whom he has ten best-selling CDs and 5 PBS Specials. Kearns is a frequent performer on television and with the finest symphony orchestras and opera houses in Europe and America. He is a member of The GRAMMYs (The Recording Academy). Mr. Kearns' appearance was arranged by Kirsten Fedewa & Associates, L.L.C.
For more information, visit www.anthonykearnsmusic.com.
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