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The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz opened the first year of the sixth term of the Majlis Al-Shura today. Speaker Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al-Asheikh and the other members took the oath of office at the King's palace in Riyadh. In an address, King Abdullah wished the new members success, calling upon them to exert their best efforts to serve the Saudi people. He specifically welcomed the female members of the Majlis Al-Shura, who are the first women to participate in the body.
Prince Khalid bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz and Prince Turki bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz were also sworn in as Governor and Deputy Governor of Riyadh Province, respectively.
Then, King Abdullah received the annual report of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA), co-submitted by Minister of Finance Dr. Ibrahim bin Abdulaziz Al-Assaf and SAMA Governor Dr. Fahd bin Abdullah Al-Mubarak.
The ceremonies were attended by Crown Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz; Prince Faisal bin Mohammed bin Saud Al-Kabeer; Second Deputy Prime Minister Prince Muqrin bin Abdulaziz; President of Civil Aviation Prince Fahd bin Abdullah bin Mohammed; Deputy Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz; Minister of Education Prince Faisal bin Abdullah bin Mohammed; Minister of Municipality and Rural Affairs Prince Mansour bin Miteb bin Abdulaziz; Commander of the National Guard Prince Miteb bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; Minister of Interior Prince Mohammed bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz; Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Abdulaziz bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; President of the Saudi Red Crescent Commission Prince Faisal bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; Supervisor of the Crown Prince's Office Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz; Advisors to the King Prince Mansour bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz, Prince Turki bin Abdullah bin Mohammed, and Prince Bandar bin Salman bin Mohammed; Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; Prince Bandar bin Salman bin Abdulaziz; Prince Bandar bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; and many other officials.


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I have answered this question. My answer had links to valuable information in context of the problem, but the conclusion was useless (striked through in my answer). Another user gave correct solution to the problem in question, in the comment to the answer.
I decided to quote his comment, so my answer would be more likely upvoted. (I could say also: to make my answer complete and more informational; but to be honest, in the end it is because of the reputation :) )
Although I quoted it, because of the reputation issue, I'm not sure how ethical it is. On the other hand, reputation is just a mechanism for getting quality answers to clearly stated practical questions, in short for the site to have the qualitiy and valuable practical information.
So, my questions are:
- is this action ethical?
- is this action acceptable?
- does this action indeed add to the quality of solution of the problem in question (e.g for some unknown (probably, but not neccessary, non SO user) surfer who stumbles upon it searching for the solution)?

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Just a basic question on this utility... I did
sudo apt-get install libhtmlparser-java
And I would like to see the source I just downloaded. On Linux (Ubuntu) where ought I look for this?
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For the source:
"apt-get install" installs compiled packages, not source. To see exactly what files were installed (and where they went), make sure your /etc/apt/sources.list has the "deb-src" equivalent entries for all of your "deb" entries (for the default entries you start with, this will be a matter of uncommenting the deb-src entries, if I recall correctly) and:
As Matthew Flaschen notes above, you can get the source with "apt-get source", but that's like a wget -- it just puts it in your current directory. When I do this, I put it in /usr/local/src.
Edited: I should note that for installed packages, dpkg -L packagename will get you the list of files. You'd want apt-file to be able to list the files in uninstalled packages, or to search packages for a given file.


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I love tools. I can (and often do!) spend lots of time fiddling with the settings of the tool (to-do list, project plan, whatever). I know I should stop tweaking the tool and start working on the listed tasks but I often go back and tweak a little more, knowing it's a nearly total waste of time.
It seems I'm keeping myself busy with "meta" stuff rather than diving into the actual tasks. It's a form of procrastination I guess, except that I do work on actual tasks as well; I just often interrupt myself to fiddle with the system, just for the sake of using the system because I like to use it.
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WACO (January 1, 2013) -- After being out of the game for ten years, former U.S. Marshal now McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara, says he's glad to be back in the saddle again.
McNamara wasted little time jumping into his new role. At 12:01 a.m. Tuesday morning, he was sworn in as sheriff by McLennan County Judge Scott Felton. Thus, beginning the "Era of McNamara."
Dozens gathered at the McLennan County Sheriff's office for the ceremony, but when the clapping and cheering ended McNamara went straight to work.
"We went on patrol after the ceremony last night," Sheriff McNamara said.
"For New Year's eve, things were pretty quiet in the county."
Sheriff McNamara started patrolling McLennan County with his Chief Deputy Matt Cawthon around 3:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.
By the time News 10 caught up with Sheriff McNamara and Chief Deputy Cawthon this afternoon, much hadn't changed. The two were patrolling near Hwy 84 and Val Verde rd.
"I think responsibility starts up at the top with the Sheriff and resonates all the way down through the troops," Sheriff McNamara said.
"All of our guys seem really energized and are ready to go."
McNamara's no stranger to wearing a badge, he spent 32 years with the U.S. Marshals service after retiring in 2002.
But for McNamara, being a lawman is a lot like riding a bike. Once he learned how, he never forgot.
"I certainly didn't forget how it was. When midnight rolled around this morning, it was like Christmas to me," Sheriff McNamara said.
Many are excited to see how McNamara tackles pressing issues within his office. Like an overcrowded county jail that has cost McLennan county millions of dollars.
But McNamara told News 10 he feels up to all the challenges that his new role will bring.


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From my understanding, BPA-Free plastic water bottle is safe for my little ones. However, some manufacturer does not provide any information on their water bottles but I would like to buy one because they have very cute cartoon design which my little ones love them.
So, are there any other methods that I can test the water bottle so that I know that they are safe for my little ones? (I heard that as long as you put hot water to the water bottle and the water bottle does not change shape or dis-colored, it is deem safe but would like to hear suggestions from experts out there. Thanks.)


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My favorite moment on our family's recent trip to the Kansas Children's Discovery Center was standing outside a Plexiglas-walled room watching my 3-year-old paint his name. He still gets the "J" backwards most of the time, but the concentration on his little face while mixing colors and spreading wide strokes across his temporary canvass was a priceless sight to see.
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I have Breaking Bad firmly at number one, though I haven't seen one minute of the Sopranos. That will be my lucky binge the next time I am recouping. FX's Justified is also high on my list, along with The Shield. The Wire was excellent but too convoluted and dense, and Mad Men is wasted on me -- awesome 1960s set work, but not a likeable character in the bunch, and tedious storylines.
In your column last week, I posted my Breaking Bad finale prediction -- any Dudek predictions on how the series will end?


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I'm working on a fairly standard web site with public content plus personal/customized content for registered users. I know I need to use HTTPS when users are logging in or sending credit card details. Is there a reason I shouldn't just use HTTPS for the whole site?
How individual browsers cache HTTPS is somewhat disputed but there still remains a good chance that many users will have disk caching disabled for HTTPS requests.
Secondly, HTTPS requires a "handshake" for every request and this comes with some overhead, which will effect performance and make requests larger (typically only by a few KB - but it's for every request and this adds up). HTTP KeepAlive can limit this, but it's still an overhead that you don't need for non-secure content.
If you are planning to run full SSL, make sure that any hosted third party services you're using (ad server, analytics, sharing tools, etc) have SSL versions available, or you'll get mixed content warnings on some browsers.
Another problem is that everything you serve from any page then really needs to go via SSL, including third-party resources. We've found this is a real problem with something like YouTube, for example. Since Google doesn't make YouTube videos available via SSL, it means that any YouTube video you do want to embed in a page on your site will cause the "this page contains secure and non-secure content" warning. Whilst this is subtle in most browsers, it's a huge dialog in IE and can cause some users to abandon your site pretty quickly, clutching their data to their chest in fear.
You should also think about growth. Once you have more then a single webserver, you will have to decide: Do you want to provide HTTPS on each individual server, and if so, will you be using the same certificate or a cert per server as is often recommended. I have seen more common setups where there are fewer HTTPS servers as they are generally only used for processing of sensitive details and more HTTP servers since those tend to receive the bulk of the traffic. HTTPS adds a little more complexity to each of your setups. Just something to keep in mind.
As I see it, the only reason to not use HTTPS on your entire site are that it will slow your server some and visitors have a slightly slower browsing experience. That being said, there are benefits. Specifically:
Beyond making it easier for your developers to not worry about showing secure data on an unencrypted page, there is really no technical reason to use HTTPS on every page. By the same reasoning, there is very little reason not to.
last but not least, several employers do not like their emplyees browse on "encrypted" https sites. This is the case of defence / security companies and organisations, so if you have "https only" website, you may loose some of these visitors / customers, because their network will simply not let them browse your site.


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EIF 2012 - A Heartland Tax Rebellion
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States such as Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma made major progress towards phasing out their state's income tax this year, leading the Wall Street Journal to call it"The Heartland Tax Rebellion." Many states 2012 moved to cut taxes, reducespending, and manage government debt. With the 2012 election ahead, what is thelikely future of budget and tax policy?


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Youth who are successful at early ages are often the ones who enter puberty earlier than their friends. They gain confidence early as they are able to outperform other youth on a regular basis. If possible, these young athletes should be given opportunities to be challenged and train or compete with others of the same maturity level. They should remember that many of their physical advantages will eventually disappear as their peers grow and catch up. In the haste of quick growth and easy sports success, many of these adolescents do not spend the necessary time continuing to perfect their skills. Big mistake! It is still important to concentrate on perfecting the skills of the sport or activity. If your teenager performs better with unrefined raw skills simply because she is bigger and stronger than the other players, she may be unpleasantly surprised when peers catch up and perform better because they have attained a higher skill level.
One of the most dangerous aspects for early maturing children is when their winning ways become expected. Coaches and parents become excited about a child's abilities, but the pressure gets turned up when everyone else catches up, becomes the same size, and winning is no longer easy. This pressure can be turned up so much that it causes the child to overtrain and become injured or emotionally shut down and lose heart completely. Hence, the high school star who never produces during college sports or quits because of burnout. Finding opportunities to have your athlete compete or at least train with those who are similarly developed may help lessen these pressurized risks.
If your child's growth spurt is not early or just right, it is late. Latebloomers or late maturers fall into 3 categories—small, overweight, and tall. Late bloomers who are small need guidance about changes to expect as they start to mature and grow. In the meantime, one of the ways to prevent unrealistic expectations is by directing them to sports that are not as dependent on physical size, such as swimming, tennis, martial arts, running, diving, soccer, and gymnastics. Late-maturing kids who are largely overweight may appear perfect to fill the football linebacker position or girl's heavyweight wrestling spot, but their late maturity increases their risk of injury. Even with all that size, they still have bones with immature growth plates and less strength to protect themselves from the opponents of the same size who have already gone through puberty. Late bloomers who are tall may be recruited for the volleyball or basketball team, but until they reach puberty, they may not have the strength or endurance of their peers. The "clumsy teenager" phase may also affect their performance while their teammates have already passed through that stage. Your child should not be held at fault. These circumstances can often be hard for active youngsters to understand, especially if adult figures do not offer correct knowledge, information, or positive support. Knowing what is happening is the first stage of avoiding a potential crisis.
It should be clear now that the physical aspects of youth play a strong role in their ability to participate in sports and exercise. Adolescents are going through such phenomenal changes, self comparison, and identity investigation that sports do not need to be another straw on the camel's back. Please do not get hung up on developmental deficiencies you can do nothing about. This is not the Da Vinci code. There is no secret to crack. Just understand the process. Understand the stages. Cheer their smallest success. Cheer their best effort. Support them doing exercise. Support them doing sports. Support their athletic and nonathletic endeavors. Support them as your children—period.


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This nursery collection features jungle animals on premium cotton fabrics.
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- Giraffes, elephants, monkeys and hippos are appliquéd on the quilt and bumper.
- The cotton percale quilt is hand-sewn with ripple quilting and appliquéd with a jungle animal scene in a playful mix of fabrics.
- Border and reverse of the quilt and bumper are yarn-dyed herringbone twill.
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I'm working on a simple game to rate a users' preference among several styles. There are
C classes, and the game consists of
R rounds of comparison. At each round, the user is presented a [pseudorandomly selected] single representative image from each of
S classes and chooses exactly one to be the "round winner." At the end of the
R rounds, there cannot be a tie among any classes (i.e., one of the classes must have a higher score than all the others).
For example, say I have 3 classes (traditional, contemporary, alternative), and I want to run a 5 round game, comparing 2 classes per round.
I'm looking for an algorithm to provide as-even-as-possible sampling from each of the classes, but in such a way that it would be impossible to end the 5th round with a tie.


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TV Show Breathes New Life Into Upstate Village
Sleepy Hollow Sees Tourism Uptick Because of New Fox Drama
SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y.—This somnolent village on the eastern bank of the Hudson River has long drawn tourists seeking a glimpse of upstate's display of autumn foliage, but now residents say they're seeing signs of another tourism boom.
"Sleepy Hollow," the Fox television drama based loosely on "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," the Washington Irving short story, has generated interest in the village where the show takes place.
"Things are definitely heating up because of the show," said Anthony Giaccio, the village administrator.
He said traffic to the village's website has doubled and is bombarded with hits after each airing of the show, which had its premiere on Sept. 16 to strong ratings. He said he and others have noticed more people than normal "meandering around town during the day" and exploring the 164-year-old Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, where Irving is buried along with other notable figures.
Sleepy Hollow is home to about 9,000 people, a modern New York City suburb that bears little resemblance to the spooky countryside hamlet that Irving made up for his short story. The village was originally known as North Tarrytown, but in 1996 the town voted to change the name.
In Irving's story, a lanky schoolteacher named Ichabod Crane is terrorized by a headless horseman, a Hessian soldier whose head had been removed by an errant cannonball in the Revolutionary War. The TV show involves time travel and takes place mostly in a contemporary setting but uses Ichabod Crane, the horseman and other central characters.
Jeannie Galgano, who sells souvenirs outside the entrance to the cemetery, including a $20 T-shirt that reads, "I Left My Head in Sleepy Hollow," said three things have made the village a popular destination in recent years: the village's name change; the 1999 Johnny Depp move "Sleepy Hollow"; and the Fox TV show.
"About 80% of the people coming to town this year are asking me about the TV show," Ms. Galgano said.
The cemetery's superintendent, Jim Logan, estimates traffic is already up 30% this season. Larger-than-average crowds have gathered around Irving's grave.
"Tours have been sold out for the past couple of weeks. That's not normal for September," said Aaron Newcome, a cemetery tour guide.
Crowds have gathered, too, along the Headless Horseman Bridge, where many folks tucked their heads into zipped-up jackets to imitate the fictional murderer in Instagram photos.
The first weekend of October saw tables packed at town restaurants, the aptly named Horseman and JP Doyle's Public House, where co-owner Brian Doyle has increased his fall staff in anticipation of attention from the TV series.
"The phone is ringing a lot more for reservations this year," Mr. Doyle said. "And we're seeing a lot more diverse area codes when they call."
One of the most popular items on the menu is the bacon- and cheddar-laden Horseman Burger.
Fall has long been a busy tourism period in the Hudson Valley, but Mr. Giaccio said he is hoping the show will do for Sleepy Hollow what "The Office" did for Scranton, Pa., which that show's fans visit all year long and where its actors make appearances from time to time
"We are capitalizing on the idea of the real Sleepy Hollow. Obviously, people are going to want to explore this place they see on TV," Mr. Giaccio said.
Not everyone is confident the show will bring tourists from outside the region.
"It is great that folks in, say, Arizona are getting exposed to the Sleepy Hollow brand through the TV show, but I don't know if it translates into more ticket sales," said Rob Schweitzer, a spokesman for Historic Hudson Valley, a group that promotes the history and architecture of the area. "I hope I am wrong about that."
Mr. Giaccio said he wanted the show's premiere to take place in the village, but it didn't work out.
Kristen Osborne, the show's publicist, said getting the actors to Sleepy Hollow in time was impossible—they began production in July, just two months before the premiere. When things slow down, it might be possible for the actors and the show's producers to trek to the Hollow, she said.
"It's a goal of ours to eventually do something with the town," Ms. Osborne said.


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Most reed instruments instruments have keys or finger holes. Most brass instruments have valves. There are brass instruments with keys, though, like the (fairly unsuccessful) keyed bugle. I can find no mention anywhere of a valved reed wind instrument. Does such a thing exist? If not, is there any good reason why it shouldn't?
A typical 3-finger valve cluster only has 7 useful combinations. Brass instruments combine that with vibrating the lips at different speeds so that notes in the harmonic series of any one of those valve combinations are sounded.
In contrast, reed aerophones only vibrate best at the resonant frequency of the instrument as it is configured with the current fingering. If you want to go up or down the harmonic series, you have to vent a tiny hole at the top of the instrument, usually termed the octave or register key. If you try to do this without changing the fingering, you are playing a note that is not stable or in tune.
So essentially, if you stuck a standard valve cluster onto a reed, you would only be able to play 7 different notes. Adding extra valves of various lengths on top of that might be able to expand the theoretical range, but eventually the weight of the extra tubing for each valve would be overwhelming, and the valve combinations for 5-10 fingers would be far more complicated than the Boehm system used on most modern woodwind instruments.
Furthermore, the 3-valve system makes tremendous compromises to get all of the notes in tune, and the notion of adding valves to increase playable range within a single partial introduces more tuning complications than I can even begin to consider.


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How can I record a video from the client-side browser using google app engine?
This application would be usefull for using the youtube API. Right now, the app I made only allowds for video upload, but I need the users to be able to record video in their browsers.
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19 Nov 2008 2:30 AM #1
How to properly implement custom widgets: onRender vs constructor?
Hello everyone,
I'm currently evaluating gxt and for that purpose I want to create some new widgets. These widgets are just composed of existing widgets. E.g. I subclass a layout container and add some content panels and into them some other widgets.
What I am currently confused is whether I should populate these widgets in the constructor (gwt style) or in the onRender() method. I browsed through the examples and read in the help center, but I could not get a concise answer (sometimes it's done in the constructor, sometimes in onRender()). So what's the proper way to do this?
19 Nov 2008 3:42 AM #2
22 Nov 2008 7:50 AM #3
Apparently it's just the two of us wondering how this is done properly ;-(
Did you already find a solution?
I'm currently creating the static structure inside the constructor and add the actual data displayed in the widget later on in a custom method, followed by a layout() call to ensure it's updated correctly.
24 Nov 2008 2:00 AM #4
I sometimes using the Constructor when i don't need to get the elements from the DOM, when i need to get the DOM i build inside onRender. The layout() doesn't workout very well for me inside the constructor, don't know why.
But, i also would like to know the best practice.
24 Nov 2008 8:29 AM #5
if you create at constructor the widget will be created when the class is instanced.
and when you create at the method onRender() the widget will be created for lazy rendered components.
but for example.. if you create a class that extends a tab item.. if the tab will be close or not.. you need set in the constructor..
I'm using in onRender() to create my view how to the explorer.
24 Nov 2008 11:12 AM #6
It all depends on what you are trying to do... If you are trying to use some sort of external library that relies on accessing the DOM in order to render something (i.e. swfobject.js) you will need to use the onLoad() method. I have found that if this is not the case, it tends to work best if you stick with the constructor method(less memory leaks). When you are using the onRender method, remember you will have to make sure you have error checking to see if the object has been drawn before calling any functions on it. If the object has not been rendered, you can simply change the parameters that the object will be rendered to. However, if the object has been rendered, you will need to perform changes to the object in the DOM, or change the perameters and redraw. When using the onLoad method, don't forget to also override the onUnload method to destroy your object and eliminate memory leaks.
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24 Nov 2008 12:15 PM #8
The browser does its own garbage collection if it senses that the object is no longer in use.
24 Nov 2008 1:53 PM #9
Betwen use contrutor and onRender.. use onRender.
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Near the 3900 block of highway 60-E was the site of the construction accident that happened just before noon today during the reconstruction of highway 90-E in Barren County.
Glasgow-Barren County Emergency Management Services was on the scene following the accident that injured three and killed one construction worker.
"There was an accident, or a malfunction of the forms that we guess," said Glasgow Barren County Emergency Management Director Tony Richey.
The definite cause of the accident is still under investigation, but Richey says the crew was in the process of forming concrete.
"We had three people injured and one fatality. We had one that was stat flighted to Louisville, and the other two, I think were treated... I don't know their conditions, but they were taken to TJ Samson and transported by our local EMS, Barren, Metcalfe EMS," said Richey.
Richey says the names of those individuals have not been released at this time.
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Six months after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the Eastern Seaboard, thousands of small-business owners up and down the coast are struggling to get back on their feet.
More than 3,340 small businesses and nonprofits across the region have received $337 million in federal emergency loans since the storm, according to the latest U.S. Small Business Administration data. About 200,000 have filed insurance claims for damaged offices, commercial-vehicle and other business assets, according to estimates by the Insurance Information Institute, a New York-based trade group.
Yet many others across the region suffered in ways that aren't reflected in those statistics. In Jersey City, N.J., Jessica Isaacs was forced to push back the launch of her bakery by at least 26 weeks. Debbie Lane had to scramble to keep her family's Oyster Bay, N.Y., wine business from collapse. Joann Thompson of Ocean City, N.J., spent four grueling months renovating her interior design store.
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Jessica Isaacs, Cocoa Bakery, Jersey City, N.J.
Before Sandy, sales projection for 2013: $500,000
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When Sandy hit, Jessica Isaacs was just weeks away from realizing her dream of opening a bakery in a commercial space in Jersey City to sell her signature truffles and whoopee pies. Instead of planning a grand opening, Ms. Isaacs, 40 years old, had to remove six feet of water, a broken window, damaged furniture and debris that were left in the storm's wake.
She has spent about $15,000 so far on renovations to her 900-square-foot space, and the work is still continuing. "The bathroom is usable, but they still need to patch up a hole in the wall," says Ms. Isaacs, who was previously a pastry chef for the restaurant chain Nobu.
Still, she's managed to find some deals. A $20,000 espresso machine that she purchased secondhand for $9,000 was destroyed in the storm and has since been repaired for just $3,300, she says. Last month, she was granted tax-free status on a refrigerator, two freezers, three sinks and several tables through a program for businesses in distressed urban areas.
She applied for a low-interest business loan from her state's economic development division for Sandy victims, but was turned down, she says, because the loans were available only to businesses open for at least one year. Her three part-time employees have stood by her side, helping with bookkeeping, ordering inventory and running a rented kiosk at a local mall in December and January—without pay. And her landlord hasn't charged her for rent on the store, she says, adding that "there are a lot of vacancies on the property."
She expects her shop to finally be up and running by the end of the month, and now expects just $300,000 in total revenue this year, down 40% from the $500,000 she had expected if the store opened in November.
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Debbie Lane, owner of Testa Wines of the World Ltd., Oyster Bay
First quarter sales 2012: $1.8 million
First quarter sales 2013: $1 million (-45%)
Debbie Lane says she is struggling to help her family's 50-year-old wine wholesale business regain the momentum that led to $8 million in annual sales in 2011.
What started as a banner year at Testa Wines of the World quickly fizzled in the months following the October storm, after floodwaters shut down the company's distribution hub, the 59-year-old owner says. The New Jersey warehouse, where the company stores a rotating inventory of 40,000 cases of wine, had no power until early 2013, causing delays in Testa's ability to get wine out to its customers—about 1,000 retailers, restaurants and hotels in New York City and 44 wholesalers.
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About a week after the storm, she also learned that the company's biggest supplier, the Argentine winery Luigi Bosca, was switching to a larger distributor. The label had accounted for more than 70% of sales. "That really pulled the rug out from under us," she says.
To kick-start the business, she is now "back at square one," traveling across the country to promote her company's wines. This week, for instance, she's tending a booth at an industry trade show in Orlando, Fla., to showcase South American Cabernets and Pinot Noirs. "If nothing else, I'll go down fighting," she adds.
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Joann Thompson, Interiors by Joann, Ocean City
Anticipated Sandy-related expenses, as of late 2012: $150,000
Actual Sandy-related expenses so far: $200,000 (+ 33%)
Joann Thompson says the experience of rebuilding her flooded interior-design showroom "seems like a bad dream at this point, like it didn't really happen."
She spent four months renovating her 5,000-square-foot store. During the reconstruction, she and four employees set up a makeshift office on the second floor of the building so they could offer design-consulting services. Revenue fell only slightly from October to January because the store doesn't tend to get many customers in colder months. Locals, as a general rule, redesign their homes in the winter. But Ms. Thompson's warehouse wasn't affected and she was able to order and deliver furniture to clients.
Mirrors, plants and tabletop accessories that survived the flood sold quickly, though at a steep discount, she says. The store reopened in mid-February with new merchandise.
New customers who had heard about her business struggles have come to show their support, and as a result, business has been better than in recent years.
Today, the store has a new beige carpet and freshly painted walls in each room, including sea salt, gray, navy, celery, red and teal. The finishing touches, including new cabinetry in the back office, are under way.
She estimates that her out-of-pocket costs, mostly replacing damaged inventory, will reach $200,000—about $50,000 more than she originally anticipated in November.
While the rebuilding process was emotionally draining, the 68-year-old adds, it was worth it in the end, because she hopes her daughter, Lori, also a designer, will have a healthier business to take over after Ms. Thompson retires.
But Ms. Thompson cautions: "If it were to happen again, I'd never go through the rebuilding again. It was a tremendous amount of work."
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Belmont County Auditor Andrew Sutak visited commissioners during their Wednesday meeting as part of County Government Month and gave a presentation on the duties of his office....
If this so called "gas boom" is bringing in so much money, then why do county residents pay ANY taxes???
Seems to me if we have to put up with the destroyed roads, dirt, air pollution, contaminated water, jacked up rental, motel, and restaurant rates, the LEAST we expect is that we ALL benefit by lower taxes!!!
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Hi !
Is it possible to add external resources (like .jsp files) ?
Adding JS resources creates a <script src="my.jsp"> tag.
I just want to SA to publish some external files.
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Thanks for your answer.
But I should have asked 'How is it possible...'
Now I've just noticed that SA publishes any file located in project directory


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Dr. Fox secured federal research funding and foundation funding to pursue studies of the development of fetal respiratory activity in the human fetus and also, through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the March of Dimes, the regionalization of high risk obstetrical care at a time when maternal transport was rarely thought of, Dr. Fox developed programs in upstate New York to assure delivery of the high risk fetus in an environment best prepared to support the care of the newborn. These facilities have become known as regional perinatal centers.
During his tenure at the Sloane Hospital for Women of the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York, he advanced to the rank of Professor and Vice Chairman and ultimately interim Chairman of the department. His research evolved from investigations involving fetal tolerance of the intrauterine environment to the challenges of retroviral epidemiology with the AIDS epidemic. As principle investigator of the NIAID Women and Infants Transmission Study and as chair of the Executive Committee of the multi-site NIH program, Dr. Fox became intensively involved with the AIDS clinical trial group as the chair of the Ob section and was a principle obstetrician who moved forward the now landmark 076 protocol which demonstrated the very significant reduction of vertical transmission of HIV by the administration of antiretroviral agents to the infected mother and the potentially infected newborn.
In 1996, Dr. Fox joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins Medicine in the position which he currently holds. At Hopkins, Dr. Fox has served two terms as member of the governing board of the Clinical Practice Association and served for three years as Chairman of the Administrative Committee of the Medical Board and after a three year term is the immediate past Chairman of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Board. Dr. Fox also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Johns Hopkins Home Care Group, Johns Hopkins Community Physicians and Johns Hopkins Healthcare.
Dr. Fox is in active practice of Ob/Gyn and Maternal Fetal Medicine.
- University Distinguished Service Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics
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- MD, University of Rochester Medical Center (1972)
- Strong Memorial Hospital of the University of Rochester / Obstetrics and Gynecology (1975)
- Strong Memorial Hospital of the University of Rochester / Maternal & Fetal Medicine (1977)
Board Certifications
- American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology / Maternal and Fetal Medicine (1981, 2010)
- American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology / Obstetrics And Gynecology (1977, 2010)
Research & Publications
Selected PublicationsDawes GS, Fox HE, Leduc BM, Liggins GC, Richards RT. Respiratory movements and rapid eye movement sleep in the fetal lamb, J Physiol 1972:220:119.
Dawes GS, Fox HE, Richards RT. Variations in asphyxial gasping with fetal age in lams and guinea pigs. J Exp Pphysiol 1972;57:131.
Friedman SM, DeSilva Lp, Fox HE. Hepatitis B screening in a New York obstetrics service. Am J public Health 1988; 78:308-10.
Berkowitz K, Stampf K, Fox HE, Baxi L. False negative syphilis screening during pregnancy. N Eng J Med 1990;322:270-1.
Matera C, Warren WB, Moomjy M, Fink DJ, Fox HE. Prevalence of use of cocaine and other substances in an obstetric population. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1990;163:797-801.
Sperling RS, Stratton, P, OSullivan MJ, Boyer P, Watts DH, Lambert JS, Hammill H, Livington EG, gloeb DJ, Minkoff H, Fox HE. A survey of Zidovudine use in pregnant women with human immunodeficiency virus infection. N Eng j Med 1992;336:857-61.
Fox HE, Badalian SS. Fetal movement in response to vibro-acoustic stimulation. A review. Obstet Gynecol Survey 1993;48:707-13.
Fox HE, Badalian SS. Ultrasound prediction of fetal pulmonary hypoplasia in pregnancies complicated by oligohydramnios and in cases of congenital diaphragmatic hernia: A review. Am J of Perinatology 1994;11:12:104-107.
Badalian SS, Chao CR, Fox HE, Timor-Tritsch IE. Fetal breathing related nasal fluid flow velocity in uncomplicated pregnancies. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1993;169;563-7.
Fox He, Badalian SS, Timor-Tritsch IE, Marks F, Stolar CJH. Fetal upper respiratory function in cases on antenatally diagnosed congenital diaphragmatic hernia: Preliminary observations. Ultrasound in Obste Gynecol 1993;3:164-7.
Badalian SS, FoxHE, Chao CR, Rimor-Tritsch IE, Stolar CJH. Fetal Breathing Characteristics and Postnatal Outcome in Cases of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia. Am J Obstet Gynecol 1994;181:930-6.
Mofenson LM, Fox HE. Et.al. Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infection in Pregnant and Non-Pregnant HIV-Infected Women. Archives of Internal Medicine. May 22,1 995. Vol 155.
Sheon AR, Fox HE, Alexander G, Buck A, Higins A, McDermott, Moroso G, Moye J, Patheco-Acosta E. Misdiagnosed HIV Infection in Pregnant Women: Implications for clinical care. Public Health reports 1994;109:694-9.
Mark F, Zimmer EZ, Chao CR, Monteagudo A, Fox HE. Vibratory Acoustic Stimulatin and Fetal Gasping. The Journal of Reporductive Medicine. Vol 40, No 7, July 1995.
Sheon AR, Fox HE, Rich KC, et al for the Women and Infants Transmission Group. The Women and Infants Transmission Study (WITS) of Maternal-Infant Transmission = Study Design, Methods, and Baseline Data. Journal of Womens Health. 1996. Vol.5, No1, 69-78.
Rodriquez EM, Fox HE, Mofenson LM et al for the Women and Infant Study. Association of Maternal Drug Use During Pregnancy with Maternal HIV Culture Positivity and Perinatal HIV Transmission. 1996: AIDS 10:273:282.
Landesman SH, Kalish LA, Fox HE, et al for the Women and Infants Transmission Study. Obstetrical Factors and the Transmission of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 from Mother to Child. 1996 NEJM. Vol 334 No. 25 1617-1623.
Badalian SS, Fox HE, Zimmer EZ, Fifer WP, And Stark, RI. Patterns of perinasal fluid flow and contraceptions of the diaphragm in the human fetus. Utlrasound Obstet Gynecol 8 (1996) 109-113.
Friedlander JD, Fox HE, Cain CF, Dominguez CL, Smiley RM. Fetal bradycardia and uterine hyperactivity following administration of intrathecal fentanyl during labor. Case Report. Regional Anesthesia, 1997 Jul-Aug; 22(4) 378-81
Fox HE, Badalian SS, Fifer, WP. Patterns of fetal paranasal fluid flow in cases of congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Am J Obstet Gynecol 176, 4 (1997) 807-813.
Stetten G, Goodman BK, Fox HE. New Cytogenetic technology and its application in Maternal-fetal medicine. Journal of Maternal-Fetal Investigation (1997) 7:155-162
Stratton P, Prabodth G, Riester K, Fox HE, Zorrilla C, Tuomala R, Eriksen N, Vajaranant M, Minkoff H, Fowler MG. Cervical dysplasia on cervico-vaginal Pap smear among HIV -1 pregnant and nonpregnant women. J Acquir Immune Defi Syndr Hum Retrovirol. 1999 Mar 1;20(3):300-7.
Ural S, Blakemore K, Fox HE, Wallach EE. Detecting and treating subcutaneous endometriosis, Contemporary Ob/Gyn, May 1999, pg 99-103.
Bienstock JL, Tzou W, Martin S, Fox HE Graduate Education - Effect of Student ethnicity on interpersonal skills and objective standardized clinical examination scores, Obstetrics and Gynecology, December 2000, pg 1011-1013.
Witter FR, TenBroeck J, Fox HE A new device for safer collection of post partum cord blood. Int J. Gynecol Obstet 2001; 72:259-60.
Activities & Honors
- Alpha Omega Alpha, 1971
- MD with Honor and distinction in Research, University of Rochester, 1972
- Student Marshall, 1972
- EKAS Award - Leadership and Teaching, University of Rochester, 1975
- LUND Award - Research, University of Rochester, 1975
- Sigma Xi, 1976
- Faculty Teaching Award, University of Rochester, 1979
- Selected Participant as Acting Chairman, APGO Chairman Management Services, 1993
- Group Leader, APGO Management Course, 1995
- Sloane Hospital for Women Distinguished Service Award, 1995
- Honorary President, Kane King Dodek Society, GWU, Washington, DC, 1995
- Phi Beta Delta, International Scholars Honor Society, 1996
- APGO National Teaching Award, 2000
- Advisory Committee for the Office of Funded Programs, Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2001
- Chairman Conflict of Commitment Policy Revision Committee, 2008
- Chairman of Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Board, 2004 - 2005
- Elected Governor, Board of Governors, CPA, Johns Hopkins Medicine, 1999 - 2005
- Leadership Development Program - Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2003 - 2005
- Present Budget Oversight Group - Johns Hopkins Hospital, 2000
- Present Chair Credentials Committee JHHC & JHC, 2002
- Present Co-Chair Access Improvement Task Force - Johns Hopkins Hospital, 2002
- Present Co-Chair Innovations in Quality Care, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, 2001
- Present Corporate Advisor -United Premier Medical Group/Johns Hopkins Medicine Collaboration, 2002
- Present Executive Champion Efficiency Discharge Program, 2005
- Present Member - Discipline Committee Johns Hopkins Medicine, 2006
- Present Member Claims Review Committee Johns Hopkins Medicine , 2005
- Present Member, Joint Committee on Risk Management, 2001
- Present Trustee Johns Hopkins Healthcare, 2004
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Leadership Development Program
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- Chair Credentials Committee JHHC & JHC, 2002
- Chairman, Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Board, 2004 - 2005
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- Elected Governor, Board of Governors, CPA, Johns Hopkins Medicine, 1999 - 2005
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I am creating an 2D XNA Tile Based Platformer. I have a tile engine and a world/terrain generator. However, I am trying to create biomes or areas, For example, Desert in one part of the world, ocean on the ends, City in the middle, forests scattered around etc. I can easily make it generate them, but My problem is defining the actual areas to be generated in.
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Assuming that your world is defined in a multi-dimensional array
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The family was touring Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. when my phone rang Monday morning. I was not in a place to answer it, but the person left a message,
"Mike, this is John Mihalyo from Madonna. I have a story for you. Please call me when you get a chance."
And, he left me his cell phone number.
I returned the call while we were heading to lunch.
"Coach Kramer is stepping down."
The first time I covered Madonna was the final game of the 2006 season. The Blue Dons were 4-5 heading into a game with rival Bishop Donahue to John Marshall High School.
I believe it was a 27-0 win by Madonna, keeping Kramer's streak alive of never having coached a losing season while on the sidelines at the school.
What a class man.
He was kind, courteous and made sure I got everything I wanted.
Kramer's teams won a Class A state championship in 2009 and were runner-up in 2004 and 2008. The Blue Dons have been in the state playoffs the last four years in a row and made it to the elite 16 in seven of Kramer's 13 years.
Kramer did not win 110 games in 13 years by accident - he was 110-35, a .759 winning percentage.
After that 5-5 season, the Blue Dons, of course, then went on that amazing three-year run that ended in a dominating 14-0 performance and a 27-7 win over Man High School to claim the West Virginia Class A state title.
That team allowed 45 points in 14 games and was the best defense in the state.
I hear people claim all the time that anyone would have won the state title with that team two years ago.
That's a lie and you all know it.
Some coaches would have messed that up.
That 14-0 team got its roots on that 5-5 team when they were freshmen.
Those freshmen got valuable playing time on that .500 team.
Not all coaches would have done that.
That team made it to the state semifinals a year later and were whipped by Wheeling Central.
No one saw a march to the semifinals coming.
And, don't tell me you did.
I really liked Madonna's chances to win back-to-back state championships the next year, but injuries to key players derailed their chances.
I liked the Blue Dons chances against Williamstown on an even field, both teams being injury free.
But, that's not how sports are played.
That senior-loaded team, that team who had a ton of playing time behind them, was a wrecking ball the next year.
They buried teams.
They hated when teams got first downs, let alone touchdowns.
Kramer led them the whole way.
Not every coach gets that out of those kids and you all know that.
I saw him kick kids in the butt and pat them on the back. I saw him frustrated with the offensive execution and then smile one series later when a simple call went 79 yards for a score.
The Blue Dons went 38-3 during that three-year stretch.
Kramer is a class act who resurrected Madonna football.
The team was on the verge of extinction when he was hired to find a way to keep the football program afloat.
They had 14 kids and Kramer knocked on doors to get kids out.
There will be 17 lettermen returning this season, including 13 seniors. The Blue Dons also have an outstanding group of sophomores who were undefeated as eighth-graders.
This is a big hire for Madonna because, unlike when Kramer was hired, there are a lot of expectations with this football program.
The stands are filled with people who always think they can do better.
But, while they were talking about it, Kramer did it.
He led groups of young men through 13 seasons at Madonna.
And, he did it with class.
He had parents mad at him for solely selfish reasons.
He had players mad at him for solely selfish reasons.
But, it didn't matter to him.
Sports are greased in selfishness.
Parents want their kids to play regardless.
Kids want to play regardless.
Coaches want to win.
I have stood on the sidelines the past six football seasons and listed to Kramer interact with his players.
I have stood on the sidelines and listed to parents in the stands complain their kid wasn't getting enough playing time.
I have roamed the sidelines and listed as kids in pads bellowed they weren't getting enough playing time.
I talked to Kramer one day about his reasoning behind playing time during the big blowouts and what he did during those times.
He sat down and told me his reasoning for why he did what he did that he felt was in the best interest of his team.
I am not going to explain that here because the discussion was off the record and I told him I would never print it.
But, I listened and once coach was done, I fully understood what he did and why he did it.
We started doing video preview interviews last season for our web site and I talked to Kramer twice.
Both times, once at his home and once at his office at school, he was completely cordial and a pure gentlemen (as were all the coaches who were interviewed).
"You need anything else, Michael, let me know," coach would say.
"Yes, sir."
I have been on the sidelines for many Madonna football games with Kramer pacing up and down the field, home or away.
At some point in time, he would put out his hand to shake mine, "Hello, Michael."
I never expect a coach to acknowledge or say hello to me while we both are at work on the sidelines.
Some do. Some don't.
Kramer always did.
"You know, he's not a saint," one parent told me.
I never said he was.
I never expected him to be one.
If a football coach never made a parent or player mad, something would be wrong with the universe.
We've all just seen one really good football coach get railroaded out of his position.
By the sheer nature of being a football coach, the head coach, you will make a lot of people mad.
Kramer did.
And, so what?
Parents and players got over it.
You cannot tell me that some other coach, some other guy, some other man who wanted to coach football his way, was better for the Madonna football program for the past 14 years than Bob Kramer.
Not a chance.
You may think so, but you would be wrong.
Bob Kramer was put in that position for a reason.
The reason was to bring a football program back from the way of the dinosaurs.
And, this dinosaur did so.
He did so with a lot of love - tough love.
He did so with a lot of time away from his wife.
He did so because he felt a calling to lead a bunch of young teenagers to do things they never thought possible.
He did so because God said so.
He taught your kids to be better football players.
He taught your kids to be better teammates.
He taught your kids to be better people.
He taught your kids to allow a community to be proud.
He taught your kids that it is OK to be the head coach and empty the garbage.
He taught your kids that it is OK to clean up after all of them.
He taught your kids how to represent God, their families, their school and their community with respect, dignity and class.
And, you're still going to tell me there was someone better for that job at that time?
Not a chance.
Bob Kramer, you are a class act.
(Mathison, a Weirton resident, is the sports editor of the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times and can be contacted at email@example.com).


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The whole "don't judge a book by its cover" thing came about for good reason: The people who design book covers often don't even read the books. Who has the time? Now, you wouldn't think this would be a problem when designing the cover for a classic everyone is familiar with -- you don't have to know how to read to know what, say, The Wizard of Oz or 1984 is about.
So when those classic books fall into the hands of the rare cover artist who somehow has no idea what's going on, that's when hilarity ensues ...
#8. Fantastic Tales by Edgar Allan Poe
A rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name Lenore.
Poe's fiction contains such timelessly iconic images as mouthy ravens and swinging pendulums, and delves into such truly archetypal fears as being buried alive and being bludgeoned to death with a candelabrum by soft-core '70s porn. What, you don't remember that last one in any Poe story you've ever read? Yeah, neither do we.
Maybe it's just us, but "scantily clad female" comes in just behind "monster trucks" in the list of images that the collected work of Edgar Allan Poe brings to mind. But maybe we're missing the point -- perhaps if you look close enough at this image that appears to be torn straight from the cover of that VHS tape your dad used to hide in the bottom of his sock drawer, there's some untold horror lurking inside.
Lo! There it is:
Hiding right there in plain sight. Staring you right in the face, as it were. Endlessly watching. Endlessly knowing.
#7. 1984 by George Orwell
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"Freedom Is Slavery" repurposed as a BDSM tagline.
In the dystopian future-past of 1984, the Anti-Sex League is a radical organization pushing an agenda of outright celibacy. But what about propagation of the species, you ask? Only by way of artificial insemination, bucky -- if they have their way, your little swimmers will only get to play in the pool by way of a third party driving them there. So of course the obvious way for a member of the league to portray those ideals, at least according to this cover, is by wearing a standard uniform consisting of a boobtastically low-cut dress with an "ANTI-SEX LEAGUE" button drawing everyone's attention straight to her generous cleavage.
And if you, as a male member of this fictional society, choose not to look? Well, there's no danger of that happening -- not when Big Brother has deployed his army of be-gimp-suited goons to stand by with scowls cocked and ready to ensure that you damn well look at that cleavage.
We're not exactly sure what the word is for what's going on in this scene, but we're pretty sure "dystopia" ain't it.
#6. Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz by L. Frank Baum
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Munchkins in Space, Episode 4 of the Oz saga.
The Oz books are practically bursting at the seams with instantly recognizable imagery, but why design a cover around yellow brick roads or emerald cities or witches or tin men when you could slap some fucking space jets on there instead? If this version of the story doesn't feature the Cowardly Lion discovering his courage by way of rechristening himself "Maverick" and doling out some sky-murder to a squadron of Venusian MiGs, we're going to be sorely disappointed.
This cover is just one example from the apparently lucrative industry of taking an out-of-copyright classic, slapping together a print-on-demand edition of said classic, and fooling middle schoolers into buying it. And we have to admit that maybe they're on to something, because the Vexin Classics series of classic novels -- from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to Frankenstein -- featuring completely irrelevant naked ladies on their covers would certainly have caught our adolescent eyeballs.
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#5. The Lost World by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
via Bookonaut
Hey, plastic comes from oil, and they say oil comes from dinosaurs.
And so, the bold Edwardian explorers have stumbled across the fabled Lost World, a land in which the flora and fauna have remained unchanged since time immemorial -- largely because they're made entirely out of plastic, and we all know that shit don't biodegrade.
Presumably this is what happens when the person in charge of cover designs hands the reins over to his 6-year-old son and his best friend, who is also a stuffed tiger. And actually, if you look at it that way -- as the Calvin-and-Hobbesian approach to publishing classic literature -- it's not so bad. Keep on rocking those plastic dinosaurs, you li'l Ray Harryhausen, you.
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Single mom Lacey Wildd's assets have heads turning and viewers tuning in
|Since appearing last year on MTV's 'True Life' series in an episode called 'I Have a Hot Mom' with her teenage daughter, the Hollywood, Fla., single mom has developed into a media sensation because of her size triple L breasts, which weigh 21 pounds together. (Mike Stocker/Sun Sentinel/MCT)
Since appearing last year on MTV's "True Life" series in an episode called "I Have a Hot Mom" with her teenage daughter, the Hollywood, Fla., single mom has developed into a media sensation.
She's been on "Dr. Phil," "Dr. Drew" and ABC's "20/20" for a show called "Going to Extremes." Later this month, World News Japan plans to tell her story.
It's easy to see why. Wildd has triple L breasts. Next year, she plans to super size her implants to MMM.
Wildd, whose real name is Paula Simonds, said her gigantic breasts help support her four children who live with her. (She has two adult children who also live in Broward County, Fla.)
"I started all this so I can give them a better life," said Wildd, 44. "My boobs are my paycheck. Go big or go home is my motto."
With her platinum blond hair and Pamela Anderson looks, Wildd has become a recognizable and controversial figure. Onlookers gawk, shouting "How big are they?" while snapping photos with their smartphones. Online detractors comment that Wildd is "too big," "sad and scary" and has "Godzilla boobs."
Wildd takes the media loving — and bashing — in stride.
"I don't take it personal anymore," said Wildd, as she plopped her breasts on her dining room table. "People are saying things that I have body dysmorphic (syndrome) and that I'm the worst mom in the world. They don't know what kind of mother I am."
Single after splitting with her longtime live-in boyfriend, who is the father of her two youngest children, Wildd said she makes a living by selling sexy photos, posters and bobble dolls of herself through Facebook and her website (laceywildd.net). She also charges fees for TV, club and event appearances. (Her fees range from $1,500 to $2,000 per day for event appearances.)
No porn or topless photos, she said.
"I am hard up for money but not enough to disgrace myself and my family," said Wildd, who wants to earn enough money off her breasts to buy a house and put her children through college. "I am proud to be plastic."
Wildd wasn't always so top heavy. A native of Illinois, she was a thin, brunette waitress and a mother of two in her late teens.
"I wasn't making as much money as the blond girls with the big boobs. I had two kids to take care of on my own," she said. Wildd saved up money for her first implant, and at 21, she expanded from an A cup to a D. At 5 foot 7 and a half, she could pull it off.
"That was the day that changed my life. It gave me a lot more confidence. The way people noticed me. People wanted to be around me. I turned myself into a Barbie."
She eventually moved to Las Vegas, where she worked as a showgirl and continued developing her figure. At 26, she plumped up to a double D cup. Three years later, she became a triple D.
She had six more surgeries to maintain her size in between having her six children, who range from 27 to 6.
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Wildd admits to having health problems. When she sleeps, "it's like having two bowling balls on my chest." So she sleeps on her side hugging a pillow.
She can't pick up her youngest daughter or exercise. Mammograms are also out; she has to have sonograms. She has two torn vertebrae.
To help support the weight of her breasts, Wildd had an internal bra implanted into her torso that is made of pigskin and her own muscle. She wouldn't reveal the name of her Florida surgeon.
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The world is waiting for a new pope, but Australia may be waiting a while longer for a local to take the top job at the Vatican.
Global commentators and even betting markets put the chances of Archbishop of Sydney George Pell as slim at best, with African and European candidates preferred.
Father Robert Sirico, a noted American Catholic commentator and a master of divinity, said Cardinal Marc Ouellet, from Canada, and Cardinal Angelo Scola, archbishop of Milan, were possible, "or even Cardinal George Pell from Australia".
Father Sirico also urged caution over the suggestion of there being frontrunners at this early stage.
"Anyone who tells you there is a 'frontrunner' simply does not know what he is talking about. The ripening period for papabili [a potential candidate] to emerge has just begun," he wrote in the National Review Online.
At 60, Cardinal Ouellet was the equal-youngest candidate for the papal vacancy in 2005 when Pope John Paul II died. The other 60-year-old was Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, the Archbishop of Vienna.
In 2010, asked about his papal chances upon being appointed as prefect of the church's Congregation of Bishops, Cardinal Ouellet said: "I don't think that I will become a pope someday, I don't think so ... [it] would be a nightmare".
He also spoke of the duties being "perhaps not very enviable" and described the responsibilities as "crushing".
"It is a very heavy responsibility. Nobody campaigns for that."
In the same year, Cardinal Ouellet said terminating a pregnancy, even in cases of rape, was a "moral crime". He later clarified that he did not condemn women who resort to abortion.
There is also plenty of speculation that the next pope could be African. Cardinal Peter Turkson, from Ghana, and Cardinal Francis Arinze of Nigeria have been named as contenders.
Cardinal Turkson, 64, is adored by colleagues and has regular television appearances on state television.
"We love him," metropolitan archbishop of Accra Gabriel Charles Palmer-Buckle told the Guardian.
"For Ghanaians he was our first cardinal, and to be made cardinal in his 50s was a big feather in our cap. Since then he has shown himself to be a church leader and a young cardinal breaking new ground."
Cardinal Turkson has also experienced controversy: last year, at a meeting of international bishops, he screened an alarmist YouTube clip that predicted huge growth in Islam's European influence.
Cardinal Arinze, 80, praised as a great communicator, was in 2003 condemned for likening homosexuality to adultery and divorce.
British bookmakers rate Cardinal Turkson as a strong chance, with two putting his chances at 3-1. Cardinal Arinze's odds range from 4-1 to 9-2 and Cardinal Ouellet rated anywhere at 7-2.
Cardinal Pell, meanwhile, is well back in the bookmakers' fields. Betting agency William Hill does not have him listed, instead reporting that other candidates' odds are available on request, while another, Paddy Power, lists Cardinal Pell at 50-1 odds.
Encouragingly for Cardinal Pell, he is well ahead of author Richard Dawkins, at 666-1 and U2 singer Bono, at 1000-1.
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I want to send a JSON string containing currently selected row's id to a php script named 'delete.php': it will delete corresponding record from a table in a database.
Here's my code:
var rec = branch_store.getAt(rowIndex); var id = rec.get('id'); alert("Id is: "+id); //Debug code var store = Ext.create('Ext.data.ArrayStore', { fields: ['id'], data : [[id]] }); Ext.Ajax.request({ url: 'delete.php', success: function() { Ext.Msg.alert('Success'); }, failure: function() { Ext.Msg.alert('Fail'); }, jsonData: Ext.util.JSON.encode(store.data) });
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'encode' of undefined
The problem is clearly the argument passed to 'encode' method, but I don't know what should be the correct argument type for that method.
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks in advance.
6 Jun 2012 4:35 AM #2
It's just Ext.JSON. Use that instead of Ext.util.JSON. http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/api/Ext.JSON
6 Jun 2012 4:56 AM #3
Well, it seems it works.
After modifying code as you suggested the error doesn't appear anymore in javascript console, so I believe that Ajax request to 'delete.php' has been correctly sent.
Next step is typing a php script to delete selected record....
Thank you very much for helping me
greetings from Italy :-)