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Choose Your Lead Singer Wisely
Legend has it that the Guess Who auditioned every male singer in Winnipeg after Chad Allan left the band. Allan can be heard on the legendary (because the recording sound is so bad it is good) "Shakin' All Over" a massive international hit that made the band famous (along with their television show).
But Winnipeg in the 1960′s wasn't exactly New York, and the story goes that Randy Bachman and the other members of the group had just about given up. Every Tom, Dick and Harry had auditioned for the lead singer gig and none of them were good enough for an established band like the Guess Who.
In walks Hairy, otherwise known as Burton Cummings. No matter what you think about their music, Cummings could flat out sing as a young man. The Guess Who also had enormous songwriting talent in the group (These Eyes, American Woman, No Time, Undun, New Mother Nature, Sour Suite, Laughing, Share the Land, Hand Me Down World, Orly, Running Back to Saskatoon, Rain Dance) and rank among this nation's best musical exports these many years later.
I think the Edmonton Oilers need to choose their lead singer wisely. Rumors of a Jason Spezza trade have been around for awhile and have appeared again this week, but it is important to remember the average age of the cluster (extremely young) and when the window of opportunity will open for this group.
Sam Gagner is 20 and has three NHL seasons experience. He is not Joe Sakic, but he has talent and can play the game. Taylor Hall or Tyler Seguin will be an Oiler this summer, that's not a bad name to tag as the franchise.
The Oilers have been porridge for so long most of us can't remember the glory days. The Boys on the Bus began 30 years ago with Stan Weir, 99, Messier and so much youthful enthusiasm they captured the imagination of the nation.
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One of the tidbits in this week's Council Watch got a lot of attention. Albuquerque is going to build a line from a local dump to our Westside lockup. The excess methane that's usually burned off at the landfill with be used to heat water in the jail's boiler room.
It's predicted the project will save the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center thousands every year for about a century.
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Section 41d, act June 2, 1920, ch. 219, § 15, as added Nov. 8, 1965, Pub. L. 89–333, § 3, 79 Stat. 1289, established a National Commission on Architectural Barriers to Rehabilitation of the Handicapped in the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and provided for its membership and functions, appointment of experts and consultants, technical and administrative assistance, compensation of Commission members, interim and final reports, and authorization of appropriations.
Section 42, act June 2, 1920, ch. 219, § 16, formerly § 12, as added Aug. 3, 1954, ch. 655, § 2,68 Stat. 662; amended Sept. 10, 1965, Pub. L. 89–178, § 2, 79 Stat. 676 and renumbered Nov. 8, 1965, Pub. L. 89–333, § 3, 79 Stat. 1284, authorized grants for special projects in correctional rehabilitation, prescribed conditions thereof, defined "organization", established a National Advisory Council on Correctional Manpower and Training in the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, and provided for its composition, selection of members, functions, compensation and travel expenses, appropriations, terms of grant, and additional financial support.
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During this trial we've heard a lot from the attorneys -- the expert witnesses – and Jodi Arias herself. But another very visible group has stayed silent.
Travis Alexander's siblings have been in the courtroom every day, and a lot of people are coming forward to show their support.
His family told us there was no doubt they were going to be in court to support Travis. But they also say they didn't expect to be here this long, and they didn't know what kind of a financial burden it was going to be.
Their faces are beamed all over the country every day.
Travis Alexander's siblings are not only enduring the graphic testimony smearing their brother's reputation, but are doing it far from home and at their own expense.
Tanisha Sorenson and her husband Harold own a business in southern California.
They have been away for months and have racked up thousands of dollars in hotel and travel expenses.
Steven Alexander just finished caring for an elderly relative who passed away...
Samantha Alexander is a police officer in Carlsbad, California. She has used up all of her vacation and leave time, and has also spent thousands being here supporting her brother.
But people are helping them out on sites like this -- a Facebook page called "Support Travis Alexander's Family."
Day Pohlkamp lives outside Atlanta. She created the site when she realized what the family was going through.
"They left their jobs, their homes... people don't realize about their mortgages... so they are doing this out of the love for their brother," said Pohlkamp via Skype.
The family is very grateful. Tanisha recently posted this on the site: "Whether it's been support thru these pages, or thru your prayers, or thru sending us donations for our travel expenses, or messages on Facebook, or sending us cards, drawings of Travis... whatever it is that you have done to show us support, I can't even express how many tears have run down my face , even as I write this, because my heart feels so much love from all of you... so much gratitude, so many people who are strangers who I've never met and never will meet here on earth, still showing so much love."
Pohlkamp told us she thinks Samantha emails every single person who sends them a donation.
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I've made a few difference Romesco Sauce recipes in the past, but this is hands down the best I've even tasted. The only substitution I made was Sherry Vinegar for Red wine vinegar. Amazing depth of flavors which are sure to wow your dinner guests. Well worth the work and using quality ingredients. You could easily used bottle roasted peppers and Costco now sells toasted hazelnuts.
Catalonian Pepper and Nut Sauce (Salsa Romesco)
Romesco refers to the type of chile used to flavor this rich sauce. Romesco chiles can be difficult to find, so we use smoky ancho chiles. Much of the flavor in this sauce hinges on the sweet smoked paprika (pimentón de la Vera dulce); don't substitute regular paprika, which has duller flavor. This batch makes plenty for dressings, to stir into pasta, or to serve with eggs and toast. Freeze leftover sauce in ice-cube trays; transfer to zip-top plastic bags to freeze for up to one month. Thaw in the refrigerator; bring to room temperature to serve.
This recipe goes with Grilled Green Onions and Asparagus with Romesco (Calçots y Esparragos con Romesco), Catalonian Salad with Greens and Romesco Vinaigrette (Xato)
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Recipe Time
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15 Minutes
Total: 1 Hour, 4 Minutes
Nutritional Information
- Calories: 59
- Fat: 5.7g
- Saturated fat: 0.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 0.9g
- Carbohydrate: 2.1g
- Fiber: 0.7g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 36mg
- Calcium: 8mg
- 2 dried ancho chiles
- 2 small red bell peppers
- 1/2 cup hazelnuts
- 1/2 cup blanched almonds, toasted
- 4 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 (1-ounce) slice bread, toasted
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 4 teaspoons sweet smoked paprika
- 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 2/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup hot water
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1. Place ancho chiles in a small saucepan. Cover with water; bring to a boil. Remove from heat; cover and let stand 20 minutes. Drain well. Remove stems, seeds, and membranes from chiles; discard. Place chiles in a medium bowl.
- 2. Preheat broiler.
- 3. Cut bell peppers in half lengthwise; discard seeds and membranes. Place pepper halves, skin sides up, on a foil-lined baking sheet; flatten with hand. Broil 10 minutes or until blackened. Place in a paper bag; fold to close tightly. Let stand for 15 minutes. Peel and cut into 2-inch pieces. Add bell peppers to chiles.
- 4. Reduce oven temperature to 350°.
- 5. Arrange hazelnuts in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 8 minutes or until toasted. Turn nuts out onto a towel. Roll up towel; rub off skins. Place hazelnuts in a food processor. Add almonds, garlic, and bread to food processor; process 1 minute or until finely ground. Add chile mixture, vinegar, tomato paste, paprika, and ground red pepper; process 1 minute or until combined. With processor on, slowly pour oil through food chute; process until well blended. Add 1/4 cup hot water and salt; process 10 seconds or until combined.
- Note: Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
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Catalonian Pepper and Nut Sauce (Salsa Romesco) Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Appetizers, Sauces/Condiments
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Freezable, Make-Ahead
- CUISINE: Spanish
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Carbohydrate, Low Cholesterol, Low Sodium, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor, Bake, Broil
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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Joplin tornado: At least 89 dead in Missouri town
JOPLIN, Mo. (Reuters) — At least 89 people have died in a monster tornado that left a path of destruction nearly a mile wide through the heart of Joplin, Missouri, and directly hit the small Midwestern city's main hospital, local officials said Monday.
U.S. weather officials said the tornado that hit at dinnertime on Sunday may have been the single deadliest in the country since 1953.
Rescue crews from throughout the region worked all night and into Monday morning in the town of about 50,000 people, searching for anyone still alive in the rubble.
An unknown number of people were injured and officials said they expected to find more bodies as they dig through collapsed homes and businesses.
The tornado blew the roof off St. John's hospital where about 180 patients cowered, and some 2,000 homes and other buildings were destroyed. It flattened whole neighborhoods, splintered trees, flipped cars and trucks upside down and into each other.
A number of bodies were found along the city's "restaurant row," and a local nursing home took a direct hit, Newton County Coroner Mark Bridges said.
"It is a significant tragedy," said Missouri Governor Jay Nixon. "We're working on all cylinders. We've got to get an active and complete search … to make sure if there is anyone still alive in the rubble that we get them out."
The city's residents were given about 20 minutes notice when 25 warning sirens sounded throughout the southwest Missouri town around 6 p.m. CDT, said Jasper County Emergency Management Director Keith Stammers.
But the governor said many people likely were unable to get to shelter in time. "The bottom line was the storm was so loud you probably couldn't hear the sirens going off." He declared a state of emergency and called out the Missouri National Guard to help.
"The loss of life is incredible," said Joplin Mayor Mike Woolston. "We're still trying to find people. The outlook is pretty bleak."
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Serves: 16 slices (makes 2.3 L or 2 1/2 QT)
SUGGESTION: To make a smaller cheesecake just half the recipe!
For base...
1.5 cup of almond meal (1 cup of almonds blended into a fine meal consistency)
1.5 cup of cacao powder
6 tablespoons of maple syrup or raw honey
OR instead of making the base you could Purchase 7 bars (1.5 oz) of Noah's Rock'n Raw Chocolates. The photograph below shows the Almond Vanilla Bars.
For cheesecake filling...
3/4 cup of lemon juice (about 2 large lemons)
3 cups of cashews soaked in water for 4 hours
3/4 cup of maple syrup, raw honey or raw agave
3/4 cup coconut oil
1 tablespoon of pure vanilla extract
Pinch of salt
For blueberry sauce...
3/4 cup blueberries
1/4 cup maple syrup
1. Make the base. Add all ingredients to a bowl and mix. It should be dry but moist enough to pat into a pie dish and form a crust. Hand mold it in a large pie dish the size of 2.3L. If you are using Noah's Rock'n Raw Chocolates as the base, use 3 for the bottom of the dish and 4 for the sides.
2. Make the cheesecake filling. Add all ingredients to a powerful blender like the VITAMIX until it is very smooth and light. Then pour it into the crust.
3. Make the blueberry sauce. Add all ingredients to a blender and mix well. Pour it over the cheesecake. Use a chopstick and swirl it through the cheesecake. Make whatever pattern you like.
4. Freeze for 2 hours. Cut into slices! Keep in fridge or freezer!
+ Majority Raw - Living Nutrients
+ High in Magnesium
+ High in Protein
+ Great replacement for processed cheesecake!
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- Virginia Tech football players start their 6 a.m. workouts the first day after spring break
- The six sessions get them ready for spring practice
- Mike Gentry has overseen the workouts for 23 years
Clutching at the bottom of his shorts, Ryan Williams opens his mouth and utters the guttural sound that nearly all of his Virginia Tech teammates express at some point in this pre-dawn extravaganza of pain.
"Ahhhhhh, grrrrrrr."
His contorted face, accented by a long string of spit dangling from his bottom lip, tells you everything you need to know about Virginia Tech's 6 a.m. winter conditioning drills.
This stuff isn't fun.
But it's an essential rite of passage for football players across the country as they prepare for spring football practices.
With a wink and nod, they're called "voluntary" workouts, but the only thing you're volunteering to do if you don't participate in the drills is stand on the sideline when the real season begins.
The drills are referred to by some coaches as body-builders. Others called the drills team-builders.
For Virginia Tech assistant athletic director for athletic performance Mike Gentry — who oversees these hour-long, gut-check workouts three days a week for two weeks leading up to the spring practice — it's a team thing.
Oh, and if 6 a.m. sprints, fundamental drills, calisthenics, pushups, situps, up-downs, ladder drills, agility drills and change-of-direction drills aren't enough to provide a reality check, the fact that the first workout at Virginia Tech traditionally starts the day after spring break ends should do it.
"That's a tough welcome-back from spring break," said Gentry, who has put Virginia Tech's football players through these workouts for 23 years.
"Almost every single year the first session is not very good because the guys have to re-acclimate to the drills. They have to learn the pace of the exercises and the pace of the workout. It gives you some indication of the leadership of the team. As much as possible, we're being positive coaches out there. We're encouraging those guys. I think we've got a positive approach to it, and I think the guys pick up on that."
There's a reason Gentry's 6 a.m. routine hasn't changed much over the years.
It works.
It's the product of years of information and observation he has culled from his involvement in this field of study.
Yes, as it turns out, strength and conditioning is a study-oriented profession. Gentry has carried the title "Dr." in front of his name since 1999, when he received his doctorate in curriculum and instruction, with an emphasis in motor behavior, from Virginia Tech. He also has a bachelor's degree in physical education from Western Carolina and a master's from North Carolina.
He started to formulate his ideas on the strength and conditioning aspects of college athletics at UNC in '80, where he worked as a graduate assistant under former strength and conditioning coach Charles Waddell, who is now an associate athletic director at South Carolina.
From there, Gentry went on to become the head strength and conditioning coach at East Carolina. Ed Emory, who was the football coach at ECU from '80-84, liked the idea of getting his players up before dawn to workout together as a team. While some teams go through these pre-spring practice workouts in the afternoon, Gentry has stuck with the concept of early morning workouts ever since his days at ECU.


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The real solution to this problem is to have Microsoft stop developing IE as an integrated part of the OS and break it out as a separate application so that backwards companies that didn't heed warnings of developing IE-specific sites and intranets can continue to use the old browser with glee, while the rest of the word can continue their march towards standards compliance without the need for extra markup. Of course, Microsoft won't ever deliver that solution – at least not here in the states – so I guess we'll have to swallow that big blue pill for the short term while continuing to subvert IE's install base with our recommendations of Firefox over Redmond's mess.
And that is what this "solution" does for IE, makes that browser once again a giant mess.
The problem here is in the browser, not in the code. So why are we trying being forced to work with a code-based solution?
Doesn't it make the most sense for future versions of Internet Explorer to have a "legacy rendering" mode available by application option to whitelist certain sites to use the IE7 engine while letting all other sites work in IE>7?
That way, since Intranets are the excuse-dujour, IT departments can roll out an additional .msi along with IE8 that automatically sets their intranet to use legacy rendering.
Bottom line: leave the decision to the viewer, not the developer.
Zeldman: "Improved, predictable standards support in all browsers. Isn't that what we all want?"
Is that what we are getting? No. For as long as the IE7 rendering is a default rendering in IE, we don't have improved standards support in all browsers. We'd have standards support in Firefox, Opera and Safari, but IE7 rendering in Internet Explorer.
So it comes to public light today, rather than last month, that the major reason behind version switching is Scripting and a proper Dom implementation.
It's astonishing that two members of the Dom Scripting Task Force who collaborated with Microsoft on this, and were very vocal about their support of version switching, and overly critical of any opposition, both failed to mention the major reason behind the switch was Dom Scripting.
Onto the main point:
Given a page containing a version switch that says "IE8 super standards mode pretty please" and then contains code which conforms to the IE8 DOM implementation. Now, what is going to happen when someone with IE7 visits the page?
It will be broken.
That means, the written JavaScript still needs to support IE7. So there's no value in supporting IE8's DOM if you want a website that works for your visitors.
I read your promises and eloquence, and they are worthless. Microsoft's approach forces us to support IE7 permanently – version switching does not alleviate that.
We are stuck supporting IE7 permanently – that is not what we want. Where's the roadmap from Microsoft that shows when we can stop supporting IE7?
It is just an extra cost to my clients.
I need to make a living, no matter how much I love the world that we want.
If "Standards" is right (I personally believe it is), then no commercial force on earth will keep "Standards" from prevailing. Some day it will be in MS's interest to be compliant rather than un-cooperative. Clearly they do not think that day is at hand.
It really does hurt a little to say it, but until that day (likely past my coding days) I have no choice. If I want to earn a living, I will code whatever hacks are necessary to make my pages work as well as I can, in whatever browser(s) my clients demand. I am sure there will be a best practice or practices, documented here, for living with this 'bad thing'.
It is unfortunate that my clients will bear the cost of the hacks – somebody has to – as I said, I gotta make a living.
I'm not overly fussed about the actual IE 8 decision (it's a fait accompli & according to Molly we're lucky to even know about it!), it could be better, it could be worse, but I certainly hope discussion about the issues involved continues (maybe without all the yelling in reponse, though) because I still think there are interesting things to explore.
The general reaction in the community has been… fascinating. A lot of well thought out blog posts, a lot of very angry comments, and a lot inbetween. The almost-adolescent web, I guess.
I think Mr Zeldman, Mr Meyers etc have been sort of stuck appearing to sell a rather stinky sandwich to the masses, rather than the conduit of righteous outrage, and thus have copped it unfairly in the process.
A few random points if I may:
– I wonder if Dead Edwards IE7 & IE8 script, now hosted at (and hot-linkable from) Google, gives us a bit of an 'out' of supporting IE6/7 rendering quirks for ever and a day (assuming the performance has improved now they're in beta)?
- IE 9/10/11 could still, in some horror scenario, be 'outlooked' ala Outlook 2007, which took a few big leaps backwards in standards compatibility when they adopted the Word HTML rendering engine, as I found out working on the Email Standards Project site. That was again done in the name of a business decision. Sure, there are good, standards-aware developers working on IE now, but who knows what decision middle-management will take in 5 years time? Or next year? It happened to Outlook last year – it's not such an out there hypothetical. Who knows I guess, in any case, we certainly need to remain vigilant, and on friendly terms with all vendors.
- What long term effect do we think the IE7 freeze will have on future IE adoption rates? I've always thought there was a tacit agreement between users and developers that users should try and stay 'up to date', developers would reasonably support them while pushing the boundaries a bit, and we all lumbered forward haphazardly together. It seems the IE7 freeze, which seems to be for the sake of big corporations, will remove a lot of incentive for general users to upgrade, which is a shame. Perhaps a lot of the angst out there has been this realisation that the dream of universal standards support is dead, at least for a few browser generations to come. It could also quite easily go backwards, as per the Outlook 2007 debacle.
- On adoption rates, Flash is an interesting case study. Macromedia (crediting Adobe doesn't seem fair) seems to have done brilliantly getting Flash versions out there with extremely high uptake (and they're all backwards compatible aren't they? Or not?), so it doesn't seem that, in the long term, Flash-like adoption rates are really unreasonable to expect from a major corporation. Imagine if IE's rendering/scripting engine was a Flash-like plug in, which could be pushed out to all (future) IE's from here to who-knows-when. (No I don't mean we should all run to Flash :)
- I think what would be great, albeit extremely unlikely, is if MS allowed the community the room to innovate and do the work they aren't prepared to do. Dean Edwards scripts are a good example. Just imagine if all the hot air (irony of my contribution noted) could be harnessed into productive work on a community-developed solution, like solar energy can be harnessed to drive steam turbines.
Anyway, if IE8 is what it is, we need to start thinking what we're going to petition MS for in IE 9.
IE8 is < 6 months away, and IE 9 is probably 18-24 months to follow, so maybe while we're all up in arms it would be a good time to get people thinking about the long term future – or even just the version after never – of IE?
Version after next, sorry :)
I really don't understand all the people who are simply taking this lying down! I understand that microsoft seem to have made their mind up, and I understand their reasons for taking this path. But as an expert you don't have to accept it this early, while it is still in development.
I know you say this simply accepting the inevitable, but there is a huge difference between grudgingly-accepting and preaching to the masses, book in hand, that this is the best way forward!
If other experts such as yourself were to tell the likes of Gustafson and microsoft, "whoa! slow down there cowboy." I don't think having quirks by default is such a good idea, I'm sure they'd have at least some doubt in their mind. Which in turn may get them to reconsider after the developer backlash when the public beta is released.
"My take on this whole IE8 meta malarky":http://blog.vftw.com/view/browsers/ie8-taking-quirks-and-hacks-into-the-future/
@Mike Davies
Given a page containing a version switch that says "IE8 super standards mode pretty please"? and then contains code which conforms to the IE8 DOM implementation. Now, what is going to happen when someone with IE7 visits the page? It will be broken. That means, the written JavaScript still needs to support IE7. So there's no value in supporting IE8's DOM if you want a website that works for your visitors.
It's not as bad as that – and there's no way round the problem as you've posed it.
You write your script to work in modern browsers, and you put in the meta tag or http header to ensure that IE8 knows what to do with it.
If visitors using IE7 make up a significant proportion of your user-base, and if the script you use doesn't work on IE7, you may choose to write a "new" script for IE7, and apply it with conditional comments so that only IE7 will use it.
But you'd have to do that anyway. Given that IE7 has a defective DOM, and we want IE8 to have a correct DOM, whatever method IE8 uses to handle old code (or even if it didn't bother), you would always have to write separate scripts for IE7 if you wanted your site to work for users with IE7.
@Luke Stevens
What long term effect do we think the IE7 freeze will have on future IE adoption rates? I've always thought there was a tacit agreement between users and developers that users should try and stay "˜up to date', developers would reasonably support them while pushing the boundaries a bit, and we all lumbered forward haphazardly together. It seems the IE7 freeze, which seems to be for the sake of big corporations, will remove a lot of incentive for general users to upgrade, which is a shame.
I don't see this as a problem.
I have had features on my website that IE6 can't access for years. Before IE7 was even in alpha. People using other browsers could mostly make use of them, and people who started using IE7 could. People with IE6 lost out on some of the finesse, but the site essentially still worked – but there were benefits to them upgrading to IE7.
That process will continue. Once HTML5 has been stamped, I will change the
doctypeon all pages to HTML5. I'll continue to add new features as and when I find a use for them, people with cutting-edge browsers will benefit, and people with IE7 will miss out. That's nothing new, and won't change now.
Any web developers who are using features supported by IE8 are likely to add the meta tag, http header or doctype to enable IE8-users to benefit. The sites that render in IE7-by-default mode won't, by and large, have anything much beyond what IE7 can cope with.
There will still be reasons to upgrade, and people will continue to upgrade. Web authors will continue to put notices on their websites informing the user that they've got an out-of-date browser. Opera will pick up more users who've got used to using it on their mobile devices.
Zeldy sounds exactly like the webstandardsproject.org – submissive and has completely given up. Well if that's the way the Zeld-master feels, why bother with standards at all? 'Oh – there is a good business case for MS to piss on standards…" Well now there is also a frigging good business case to for everyone else to as well…
Standards are what is good for society and web development right? F_ck compromise. Would MS compromise for us? Not Likely. Stop acting like MS is some kind of mindless feature of the web landscape – they have smart good people that can make smart good decisions for everyone – they are just being c*nts – stop condoning it.
If MS have this target behaviour included in the next standard, then cool. It's good. But please don't just roll over and submit to their second rate contribution to the web society. Make them do US the favour for a friggin change. This is what I want for the web and I thought this is what Zelds wanted for it as well.
As mentioned in this article, Microsoft's main justification for version targeting is to avoid "breaking the web". I find their altruistic concern over this matter more than a little ironic and very hypocritical.
If Microsoft was really that concerned with not breaking the web, then why aren't they more concerned with not breaking the desktop? Anyone who's upgraded to Windows Vista is familiar with the problem of incompatible applications and drivers that worked perfectly fine in Windows XP but for whatever reason don't work right in Vista because of Vista's "improvements". In addition, in a few short weeks, Vista SP1 will be released to the masses and we're already being warned about problems and incompatibilities with this upgrade. How many things that work fine in Vista right now won't work after the SP1 upgrade?
Here's another example: I've got Office 2007 installed on my Vista machine. But I can't use Outlook 2007 to connect to my work's old Exchange 5.5 Server because Outlook 2007 effectively "broke" backwards compatibility with this version of Exchange server. If Microsoft is so worried about not breaking the web, why are they so willing to break the desktop?
Anyone who's worked with computers for a while accepts the fact that you can't maintain backwards compatibility forever. At some point, you have to sacrifice backwards compatibility for improvements and innovation. As they say, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
I would like to see Microsoft step up to the plate and accept full responsibility for this mess. The problem really isn't "unenlightened" web developers or poorly written web authoring tools. Sure these factors have contributed to the problem, but the real heart of the problem is Microsoft's crappy browser. Had IE had better standards support right from the beginning, there would be no such thing as unenlightened developers or bad authoring tools because these people were just follow Microsoft's lead.
But for whatever reason, all I'm seeing is Microsoft trying to shift the blame off of themselves and offering yet another lame patch in an attempt to cover up the issue while mindlessly repeating their hypocritical mantra of "don't break the web". Microsoft, unfortunately you already broke the web a long time ago! It's time that you accept this fact and start fixing it for good.
Why can't it be opt-out by default? If there are sites that are advanced enough to be using all the stuff that will supposedly break, they are presumably ones that are being maintained – so why can't those just have to opt-in to old behaviour. That way it's clear that they have work to do to fix things.
…why not have this version targeting stuff for the Javascript engine only? After learning about Microsoft's transition from JScript to Javascript (hooray!) version targeting makes more sense. But why not limit it to the Javascript? Have one of those appendages to the MIME type declaration like Firefox does, or some funky IE-readable comment in the script file itself, or an HTTP header.
As others have already said, given how big a change there was going to IE7, how much breakage is there really going to be in IE8, in terms of layout?
This switch gives bad [or should I say 'evil' ;-)] developers a tool to keep selling their broken code to ignorant customers, who pay large amounts of money for websites that they think will reach as many people as possible.
If MS really cares about website owners they would not provide such tool.
Kudos to the Z-Man for talking sense.
I cut my eyeteeth in web development in just such an atmosphere as Zeldman describes: a large public-service agency that, at the time was transitioning from IE5.5 to 6 as the only browser employees were permitted to use. Without naming the agency by name, I can tell you that if those employees can't do their work because of a browser screw-up, the trains and buses in New York City might not run on time or at all, in some cases.
This is serious stuff folks, and Microsoft is doing the responsible thing, that's all.
The only thing we can do is change accordingly.
The argument in this article make more sense than Jeremy Keith's article; I think. It would also seem that Jeremy would benefit from reading this article, as Jeremy has almost had me convinced his argument was the right one, before I read Zeldman's.
I know plenty of people have posted their own statements of agreement or opposition, and their own solutions to Version Targeting, but I would appreciate your opinion on "my idea":http://www.digitalgemstones.com/blog/entry/13 which to summarize is version targeting where the default is one version behind the current. This would give developers a padding of a few years to update their code, while still encouraging standards to grow and improve.
I don't really see a reason why IE42 would act like IE7. I suspect that the default rendering will eventually move forward to accommodate the market.
A few points:
1) Amateur developers are often only concerned about something looking right. If IE continues to default to quarks mode, these amateurs are going to think their broken code is actually correct. There is no feedback for them to clue them into the fact that they are doing something wrong. Clearly this is not the way things should happen.
2) If someone is dependent on a site that only works in IEx what is to keep them from using IEx? Couldn't Microsoft just allow people to install whatever version of IE they want (independent of OS) and solve the problem?
3) What's wrong with asking that sites that rely on old versions of IE from altering their code to note what version they are requiring? If you are a corporation using an IE only internal website, how hard would it be to add such a tag? Having worked on such a site, the answer in my case would have been "not very hard at all".
4) There is something completely silly about requiring a designer to opt-in to standards mode. Is it really too much to ask that the standard should be. . . the standard?
5) I agree with others that suggest IE include a legacy mode. They do this in Windows where you can tell the OS that a program is from Windows 95 or 98 or whatever. It would make sense to allow users to say "oh this site is broken, let's try a legacy mode".
6) Overall I just think we need to favor standards and current state of the art over deprecated and legacy code. I think Microsoft is right to want to accommodate older code, but they shouldn't require everyone to make this accommodation. Microsoft and the users/administrators of these legacy sites should bear the burden.
then we have to do the following …– FCC can not go to a digital television broadcasting. Frankly this move will not allow me to see my TV shows with all the hazy and ghosting I have gotten use to. Not to mention all those poor pirate TV stations out there.
Sometimes it is just necessary to bite the bullet and move forward (analog TV, Betamax, 8-trax, tapes, HD-DVD). Microsoft backed the wronge horse (themselves) and lost, suck it up and move on. (add more cliche sayings here)
After getting all these famous people here at ALA to agree (well, some at least), Microsoft now tells us (or so I understand) that they were wrong:
I'm glad. But why did all the famous, well respected people not tell them straight away that this should be the way to go? Why did they, at least this time, no stick to asking for respecting standards?
I'm not understanding how this is different from the problem that overtook the old DOCTYPE solution… What if something like Dreamweaver or FrontPage or some other future web site development software decides to "help" the user by inserting this meta tag—doesn't that mean we end up in exactly the same place in the end? That is, is it not still possible we may end up not being able to assume the meta tag actually means what it says it means?
Well is it, Jeffrey? And all the rest of you who felt that if it was ok with Jeffrey then it must be ok with you? Well it wasn't OK. And others (especially those on a different continent – there are other continents you know) defended web standards against Microsoft. So, like spam in the EU, it looks as if you will have to opt in for IE7 compatibility. Next time, just say No.
If doctype switching is not a reliable method for indicating whether a developer has built their site to be standards compliant or not, then who says that version targeting will be any better. What is to stop uninformed developers from targeting standards based rendering but not actually using it in their code – thus breaking their sites just as uninformed developers who used the strict doctype but didn't build their sites accordingly saw them break in IE7.
Just to reiterate, from the IE blog (linked to above):
We've decided that IE8 will, by default, interpret web content in the most standards compliant way it can. This decision is a change from what we've posted previously. … We think that acting in accordance with principles is important, and IE8's default is a demonstration of the interoperability principles in action.
So that leaves us where we started. But, although I would not have minded nailing down pages to a version of IE (since we already often have to add IE if-statements), I dislike the idea of having to add special code for any browser, search engine or anything else. That said, as browsers are released (and we're talking years and years here), there will be display problems for older sites.
To some extent, I agree with the article. However, I think that version targeting is, though a great solution on short-term basis, not feasible on the long-term.
- First of all, let us examine the fact that there are lots of developers/designers out there who sort of fall in between the two groups of knowledgeable designers and 'unenlightened'. I've been one for years myself.
Imagine being an intermediately skilled web designer. You've heard of CSS and try to implement it in a standards-based way to the best of your knowledge, but your main goal is to make a cross-browser compatible website. How can you be expected to know of the "X-UA-compatible" switch and how to implement it? In fact, I only recently found out about the "almost standards" mode in browsers, and had believed all my pages to be running in strict mode for years, even though this wasn't true for some of them. As an intermediate web designer, you can't be expected to read ALA on a regular basis. The problem with the version targeting is that it doesn't accommodate the users in between the 'two groups'. This opt-in behaviour will give millions of people, professionals and hobbyists alike, severe headaches while they're trying to figure out why even the newest Internet Explorer won't look like Firefox and Opera. Or worse – why Firefox and Opera won't look like the newest Internet Explorer.
- Then, there is the long-term feasibility of this switch. I think it is unrealistic to have IE42 behave like IE7, because before long people – yes, even the unenlightened – will start to take notice of this behaviour (especially since IE is loosing market share by about 5 % a year, "source":http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=1&qpdt=1&qpct=4&qptimeframe=M&qpsp=91&qpnp=25 ).
Now, "Quirks Mode 2.0" might be just displaying pages differently, but if "Quirks Mode 2.0" really behaves like IE7, it could, in the future, also mean not supporting new features, which will start to become very noticeable at the time IE9 or IE10 is released.
And how will we know that this is the last 'switch' Microsoft is ever going to come up with? I'm not quite convinced.
- And now, about web standards. Though version targeting is presented as a feature advocating standards based design, I think this is not the right thinking of Microsoft. Surely the knowledgeable developers who already embrace web standards will continue embracing web standards, but implementing this switch will never bring web standards to the masses. In fact, it will throw up yet another barrier, and probably not the last.
- Ironically, the web sites that will actually "break" to a catastrophic extent – e.g. illegible or unusable – are probably the web sites authored by the knowledgeable designers anyway, who know of the X-UA-compatible switch and how to implement it. It kind of beats the purpose, doesn't it?
- Now, please consider this: "Breaking the web" will never, ever, be a more shocking user experience than the transition to Firefox, iCab, Safari, Opera, the Wii Browser, the iPhone browser, etc. A transition which is usually not really that noticeable at all – at least in my experience. The only web site that won't work in my beloved Firefox is the **** Microsoft Update… Just to make a point.
Now, one might argue that "…zillions of people who don't know any better do tailor sites to the quirks of IE6," and that "That's why an improved IE7 "broke"? old sites."
From this I gather that websites are "breaking" more severely in IE7 than in Firefox or Safari because web designers are using workarounds such as CSS filters, the holly hack, and conditional comments (in fact a form of version targeting itself) to code for the quirks of IE6. Maybe I've misunderstood, but I think the correct solution to this problem would be making IE8 so that it would behave exactly as other standards compliant browsers – removing support for the Holly Hack, conditional comments, etc.
Freezing the web might just not be the smartest thing to do. Especially since Microsoft hardly makes the rules anymore. I would be interested to hear what the W3 Consortium has to say about the matter. Maybe they can offer a better solution.
- First of all, let us examine the fact that there are lots of developers/designers out there who sort of fall in between the two groups of knowledgeable designers and 'unenlightened'. I've been one for years myself.
I have downloaded the Beta of IE8 and I am not really that impressed. It breaks an amazing scrolling javascript function on my company's homepage. Does this mean a new set of hacks for IE8? I did like the reference "We might call them the unenlightened" in the article.
We are microsoft. We are the standards. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.
Every time I read an article about Internet Explorer those words go through my head.
It's basically all promises and only 20% of those promises get delivered.
I think microsoft is still in brand loyalty mode and that will never change.
Who created all these hack web-masters in the first place? Netscape was bundled with windows not that many years ago only 15.
They do know they can brand firefox right?
The only way to have standards compliant web developers is to have a standards compliant web browser, even if joe newguy is just starting to learn building webpages if something breaks they will learn standards.
For those who call themselves developers and don't follow the standards then hey let their websites break, it their own fault anyway. Maybe they will thank Microsoft for helping them code better.
It's best for their bottom line to follow these standards.
If they don't you can always add this line to your website
"Best viewed on a good Web Browser" with links to opera, firefox, etc..


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Mr. Chairman, delegates, and fellow citizens: I am honored by the support of this convention for vice president of the United States.
I accept the duty to help lead our nation out of a jobs crisis and back to prosperity— and I know we can do this.
I accept the calling of my generation to give our children the America that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old - and I know that we are ready.
Our nominee is sure ready. His whole life has prepared him for this moment— to meet serious challenges in a serious way, without excuses and idle words. After four years of getting the run-around, America needs a turnaround, and the man for the job is Governor Mitt Romney.
I'm the newcomer to the campaign, so let me share a first impression. I have never seen opponents so silent about their record, and so desperate to keep their power.
They've run out of ideas. Their moment came and went. Fear and division are all they've got left.
With all their attack ads, the president is just throwing away money— and he's pretty experienced at that. You see, some people can't be dragged down by the usual cheap tactics, because their ability, character, and plain decency are so obvious— and ladies and gentlemen, that is Mitt Romney.
For my part, your nomination is an unexpected turn. It certainly came as news to my family, and I'd like you to meet them: My wife Janna, our daughter Liza, and our boys Charlie and Sam.
The kids are happy to see their grandma, who lives in Florida. There she is— my Mom, Betty.
My dad, a small-town lawyer, was also named Paul. Until we lost him when I was 16, he was a gentle presence in my life. I like to think he'd be proud of me and my sister and brothers, because I'm sure proud of him and of where I come from, Janesville, Wisconsin.
I live on the same block where I grew up. We belong to the same parish where I was baptized. Janesville is that kind of place.
The people of Wisconsin have been good to me. I've tried to live up to their trust. And now I ask those hardworking men and women, and millions like them across America, to join our cause and get this country working again.
When Governor Romney asked me to join the ticket, I said, "Let's get this done"— and that is exactly, what we're going to do.
President Barack Obama came to office during an economic crisis, as he has reminded us a time or two. Those were very tough days, and any fair measure of his record has to take that into account. My home state voted for President Obama. When he talked about change, many people liked the sound of it, especially in Janesville, where we were about to lose a major factory.
A lot of guys I went to high school with worked at that GM plant. Right there at that plant, candidate Obama said: "I believe that if our government is there to support you. this plant will be here for another hundred years." That's what he said in 2008.
Well, as it turned out, that plant didn't last another year. It is locked up and empty to this day. And that's how it is in so many towns today, where the recovery that was promised is nowhere in sight.
Right now, 23 million men and women are struggling to find work. Twenty-three million people, unemployed or underemployed. Nearly one in six Americans is living in poverty. Millions of young Americans have graduated from college during the Obama presidency, ready to use their gifts and get moving in life. Half of them can't find the work they studied for, or any work at all.
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(2) a Merchant Marine Meritorious Service Medal to an individual for meritorious acts, conduct, or valor in the line of duty, but not of the outstanding character that would warrant the award of the Merchant Marine Distinguished Service Medal;
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African trading empire ruled by the Sef (Sayf) dynasty that controlled the area around Lake Chad from the 9th to the 19th century. Its territory at various times included what is now southern Chad, northern Cameroon, northeastern Nigeria, eastern Niger, and southern Libya.
Kanem-Bornu was probably founded around the mid-9th century, and its first capital was at Njimi, northeast of Lake Chad. Toward the end of the 11th century, the Sef mai (king) Umme (later known as Ibn 'Abd al-Jalil) became a Muslim, and from that time Kanem-Bornu was an Islamic state. Because of its location, it served as a point of contact in trade between North Africa, the Nile Valley, and the sub-Sahara region.
In the late 14th century the Bulala people forced the Sef to abandon Kanem, and the capital was moved to Birni Ngazargamu in Bornu, west of Lake Chad. It remained there even after Kanem was retaken in the early 16th century.
Under its able rulers of the 16th century (Muhammad Dunama, 'Abd Allah, and especially Idris Alawma, who reigned c. 15711603), Kanem-Bornu (thereafter sometimes called simply Bornu) was extended and consolidated.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the Fulani of Nigeria disputed Bornu's suzerainty over the Hausa states to the west of Lake Chad and drove mai Ahmad from his capital in c. 1808. They were expelled by the intervention of Muhammad al-Kanami, a scholar, warrior, and diplomat of Kanem, to whom Ahmad had been forced to appeal for aid. Obliged also to assist Ahmad's successor, Dunama, against the raiding Fulani, al-Kanami assumed implicit control of Bornu but was never able to reestablish its power. The Sef dynasty died out in 1846.


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Led Colorado with 122 penalty minutes, his sixth career 100-PIM campaign...His six 100-PIM seasons are an Avalanche record (franchise record is seven by Steven Finn, Dale Hunter and Randy Moller)...Finished fourth on the team in hits (148)...Ranks sixth in franchise history with 978 career PIM...Has 12 fights this year and 90 in his career, tops in Avalanche history...Appeared in his 400th NHL game on Oct. 10 at Boston...Served a five-game suspension, Oct. 19 to Nov. 1...Passed Adam Foote (948) for the most penalty minutes in Avalanche history on Feb. 1 vs. Buffalo...Tied his career high and the club season high with nine hits on March 18 at Montreal...Scored his first career short-handed goal on March 29 vs. San Jose...Left the game with an ankle injury on April 3 vs. NY Rangers, forcing him to miss the final six games of the regular season.
2013-14 PLAYOFFS: Made his third career Stanley Cup Playoffs appearance...Scored a short-handed goal in Game 5 vs. Minnesota on April 26...It was the first short-handed goal by an Avalanche player in the postseason since Ben Guite on April 19, 2008 vs. Minnesota (Game 6, WCQF).
2012-13: Was one of two Colorado players to appear in all 48 games…Recorded eight goals and four assists with a team-leading 83 penalty minutes…Finished second on the club in hits (106) and tied for third in plus/minus rating (+4)…Had a team-high seven fighting majors in 2012-13, giving him an Avalanche-record 78 fights in his career…Scored a goal and dropped the gloves in the season opener at Minnesota on Jan. 19…Recorded his 73rd career fighting major on Jan. 30 at Vancouver, passing Jeff Odgers (72) for the most in Avalanche history…Also went over 800 career penalty minutes on Jan. 30, becoming the sixth player in franchise history–and second in Avalanche history–to surpass 800 career PIM…Tied his career high with two goals on April 15 vs. Columbus, his fourth career multi-goal effort and first since Oct. 17, 2009 at Detroit…Tallied five goals over a five-game span, April 13-23.
2011-12: Led the team with 164 penalty minutes, becoming the first player in Colorado Avalanche history to register 100 penalty minutes in five consecutive seasons…Broke the previous mark of four straight set by Ian Laperriere from 2005-09…Ranked fifth in the league in PIM…Led the club with 17 fighting majors, one shy of his career high (18 in 2009-10)…Finished with nine hits in Colorado's 1-0 victory at Boston on Oct. 10, tying his personal best for hits in a single game…Appeared in his 300th NHL game on Dec. 19 vs. Philadelphia…Surpassed 700 career PIM on Jan. 7 at St. Louis.
2010-11: Led the Avalanche with a career-high 189 penalty minutes, the most by an Avs player since Jeff Odgers had 259 in 1998-99…Finished fourth in the NHL in penalty minutes, trailing only Zenon Konopka (307), Chris Neil (210) and Theo Peckham (198)…Ranked first among Colorado forwards with 147 hits, second most on the team…Led the Avs with 15 major penalties and 14 fighting majors…Scored his first career power-play goal before leaving with a game misconduct on Oct. 15 at New Jersey…Surpassed 500 career penalty minutes on Nov. 25 at Edmonton…Missed 11 of 12 games due to a groin injury, Dec. 19 to Jan. 12.
2009-10: Skated in 74 games and led the Avalanche in hits (197) and penalty minutes (138)…Ranked first on the team with 18 major penalties…Matched his career high with two goals and had a fighting major on Oct. 17 at Detroit…Suffered an eye injury on Oct. 21 at Minnesota, forcing him to miss six games…Was placed on IR, Oct. 24 (retroactive to Oct. 21) and activated on Nov. 4…Left in the first period after blocking a shot on March 14 at Dallas…Missed two games, March 16-17…Had two assists and was +3 in his 200th NHL game, April 7 at Edmonton.
2009-10 PLAYOFFS: Appeared in all six playoff games for Colorado and led the team in hits (25).
2008-09: Scored 15 goals and added 162 penalty minutes in 79 games during his second NHL season…Was one of four NHL players with at least 15 goals and 150 PIM, joining David Backes, Alex Burrows and David Clarkson…Became only the second player in Avalanche history to reach 15 goals and 150 PIM in a single season (Chris Simon, 1995-96)…Led the Avs in hits (194) and finished second in penalty minutes…Was third on the team in goals, all of which came at even-strength…McLeod, Tyler Kennedy and Andrew Ladd were the only NHL players to score at least 15 goals without a power-play or short-handed tally…Shared the club lead in game-winning goals (3)…Was second on the Avalanche with 10 fighting majors…Tallied his first career multi-goal game on Dec. 9 vs. Los Angeles and got his second on Dec. 29 vs. Nashville…Compiled a career-high four-game point streak from Jan. 15-21…Appeared in his 100th NHL game on Feb. 2 vs. Calgary…Missed three contests due to a shoulder injury, March 8-12…That snapped a streak of 114 consecutive games (124 including playoffs) since making his NHL debut on Dec. 19, 2007.
2007-08: Dressed in each of the final 49 games for the Avalanche after being recalled from Lake Erie (AHL) on Dec. 16…Finished second on the club with 120 penalty minutes, becoming the first rookie in Avalanche history to surpass 100 penalty minutes…The last franchise rookies to reach 100 PIM's were David Karpa (148) and Chris Simon (132) in 1993-94…Collected 12 fighting majors…Made his NHL debut on Dec. 19 at Anaheim…Scored his first NHL goal on Dec. 27 vs. Detroit (Dominik Hasek)…Recorded two points (1g/1a), including his first NHL assist, on Jan. 12 at Carolina…Set an Avalanche rookie record with 26 penalty minutes on Feb. 18 vs. Detroit…It was the most PIM by a franchise rookie since Chris Simon had 34 on March 23, 1993 at Washington…Scored the deciding goal in the 12th round of a shootout on Feb. 22 at Phoenix, ending the longest shootout in Avalanche history…Opened the season with Lake Erie, where he collected 13 points (6g/7a) in 27 games…Was leading the Monsters with 101 penalty minutes at the time of his recall.
2007-08 PLAYOFFS: Appeared in all 10 of Colorado's playoff games, registering two points (1g/1a)…Led the team with 26 penalty minutes and finished second in hits with 22…Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut in Game 1 (CQF) at Minnesota on April 9…Scored his first career playoff goal in Game 3 (CSF) vs. Detroit on April 29.
2006-07: Recorded 19 points (11g/8a) and 180 penalty minutes in 73 games for the Albany River Rats (AHL)…Finished second on the team in penalty minutes and fourth in games played.
2005-06: Split the season between Lowell (AHL) and San Diego (ECHL)…Had a combined 135 minutes in penalties, including 87 with Lowell (second most on the team)…Appeared in two playoff contests with the San Diego Gulls, recording three points (2g/1a).
2004-05: Tied for the team lead with 31 goals in his final season with Portland of the Western Hockey League…Finished second on the club with 60 points…Led the Winter Hawks with 195 PIM…Also appeared in one game for Adirondack of the United Hockey League.
2003-04: Finished second on the Winter Hawks with 227 penalty minutes.
2002-03: Skated in 71 games for Portland, tied for second most on the team.
2001-02: Had 13 points in 47 games during his first season with Portland (WHL).
Cody and his wife, Jessy, have a daughter, Peyton…They reside in Manitoba during the summer…Participates in the Avalanche Player Clinics, as well as "Team Fit," a program which teaches kids about nutrition.…He and Ryan O'Reilly visited the Children's Museum of Denver on Halloween of 2011 to visit with kids and sign autographs…Spent time with cancer patients at HealthONE's The Medical Center of Aurora in 2010-11.


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