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8 Nov 2012 12:33 AM #21
Unfortunately I am not using Sencha Architect. I don't how Sencha Architect works with class extensions.
Best regards
8 Nov 2012 2:36 AM #22
How can we do the same in Sencha GXT 3.0
How can we do the same in Sencha GXT 3.0
8 Nov 2012 3:55 AM #23
Hi Lukas,
Can we have a button to reload grid? Can you add it in the DynamicGrid.js?
Thanks in advance .
8 Nov 2012 4:32 AM #24Originally Posted by velucsc22
8 Nov 2012 6:03 AM #25
Adding toolbar with refresh button is VERY easy to make. So you can add button by your own like:
Grid declaration:
{ xtype: 'toolbar', dock: 'top', items: [ { xtype: 'button', text: 'Refresh', action: 'btnRefresh' } ] }
Ext.define('.....', { ... init: function() { this.control({ 'button[action=btnRefresh]' : { click: this.onBtnRefreshClick } }); }, onBtnRefreshClick: function() { var dynamicGrid = Ext.ComponentQuery.query('dynamicGrid')[0]; dynamicGrid.getStore().load(); } });
I'm sorry that I say, but you should read more documentation before the next simple question.
17 Nov 2012 5:12 AM #26
Add dynamicGrid to layout on button click - Data is not getting loaded in the grid.
Firstly I would like to thank you for sharing this dynamicGrid plugin.
I have a border layout in which east region contains a tree. Whenever I click on tree nodes I have to create a dynamicGrid and add it to the center region of the layout. My click handler looks like this.
clickHandler: function(){ var grid = Ext.create('Ext.ux.grid.DynamicGrid',{url:'https://myserver.com/getJson.php'}); var myLayout = Ext.getCmp('mainLayoutId'); home.insert(grid,{region:'center'}); home.doLayout(); var store = grid.getStore(); console.log(store.count()); //This is returning 0 . I can see my JSoN response with //more than 5 records. }
Thanks a lot
18 Nov 2012 12:33 PM #27
Hi pnhegde,
Can you provide some example of your json data response or better some jsFiddle example or github?
Without them it is hard to tell me whats is going on.
Best regards.
19 Nov 2012 2:08 AM #28
Actually my problem is solved now. There was a silly mistake which is not related to dynamic grid. I was having a bad time figuring out that problem and thought that problem is related to dynamic grid. Sorry for the previous post and thanks a lot .
Once again, Thank you very much for your plugin dynamicGrid. It made my life easier
21 Nov 2012 6:36 AM #29
I am sending parameters to PHP forming quering which in turn forms grid. But when there is no parameter, it still shows column header with no data like,
How can I set grid empty when I am not sending any parameter?
And also only integers are getting sorted in the dynamic grid (column), why is that? .
22 Nov 2012 3:34 AM #30
I don't know what you mean in this sentence
I am sending parameters to PHP forming quering which in turn forms grid.
[{'userID' : ''}]
Json example:
If not correct me.
And also only integers are getting sorted in the dynamic grid (column), why is that?
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Can anyone explain mastering? What is it for and why should anyone care? Should I have all of my recordings mastered?
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When mixing, you are making sure that the stuff you recorded sounds perfect on your studio monitors inside your quiet control room. When mastering, you are making sure that the mix that sounds perfect on your studio monitors, is going to sound decent in your home, your car at route 66, the crappy loudspeakers that came with your PC etc.
When mastering, (and taking it seriously), you listen to your mix on more than one set of loudspeakers, I normally listen to a pair of monitors, a pair of good hi-fi loudspeakers, a pair of cheap plastic crappy sounding speakers and a pair of headphones. I then take care of the dynamic range of the mix (depending on the type of music you could either add a compressor or a limiter that can just squeeze the dynamic range to a level you want). I also check whether I am happy with the low frequency balance of the mix, that depends on the loudspeakers that the mix was made with. Sometimes you need to do a bit of equalizing using a linear phase EQ (so that all the stereo-related stuff stays intact.)
Depending on the room where you mixed and mastered, it can even be the case that you add a very little reverb to the mix while mastering.
When producing an album with all seperately recorded tracks that are all individually mixed down, the situation can raise that there are substantial differences between the individual tracks. To some extent it makes sense to start seeing them as one group of related tracks, and use the techniques described above to make the sound of each track a bit more similar to the others.
There are discussions as to whether this step belongs to mastering or to the final stage of mixing, but adding dither signal, downsample and reduce resolution to prepare your track for publishing on for instance a CD. If I recorded on 96KHz/24 bits, I normally check every now and then if this stage is not messing up my recording while mastering my tracks.
General rules:
A great book on mastering is "Mastering Audio - the art and the science" (second edition) by Bob Katz. I'm looking at my copy right now and remembering how much I enjoyed reading it, even if I don't have the equipment to do what he's talking about.

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"We" is used frequently in this book that makes elder siblings feel like a lucky member of an expanding family. "We have a baby! A baby to love..." the story explains. The story is simple, with very few words on each page, making it a great pick for toddler siblings.
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Engagement is a time for couples to plan. Every detail of the upcoming nuptials must be decided, from selecting caterers and vendors to pinpointing the perfect honeymoon destination. But in the midst of all the excitement, brides- and grooms-to-be often fail to plan for what will come after the wedding ceremony – the scenery of their new life together. The Voice-Tribune sought out Lifestyle Designer Barry Wooley, the president and chief creative designer of Barry Wooley Designs, to shed some light on what newlyweds and the newly-engaged should know about decorating – and sharing – their home.
– Sophie Hottinger, Staff Writer, The Voice-Tribune
1. Invest in a high-quality bed. Newlyweds, especially younger couples, often have limited funds for new furnishings, so it's important to spend first on items that will impact physical comfort, mood and overall quality of life. "If you get a good night's sleep and you're comfortable, then that's a place to spend good money," advises Barry.
2. Don't settle for a too-small sofa. Like your bed, it will be a place you'll probably spend a fair amount of time, so it's worth the extra investment. Wooley suggests a simple test to see if your potential purchase measures up: see if both you and your partner can lay on the sofa at the same time. He explains, "It not only looks better and gives you more space to entertain, and for you two to be comfortable more often; but more importantly, it also just builds a relationship."
3. Begin with a timeless look as you start to furnish your home. Focus on finding classic pieces that will have real staying power. As decorating trends and your personal style evolve over the years, you will be able to switch out modern and trendy accessories while those core pieces continue to look great and complement your other decor.
4. Before you shop, create a space plan. Take inventory of what you already have, eliminate duplicate pieces, take a look at the remaining living space and discuss how you want to use it. "That way you're not buying things that you don't need," Wooley points out.
5. Prioritize. If you can't purchase everything you hope to have now, take care of the essentials first – and consider your gift registry a resource. "I've been to weddings where people registered for 18 pieces of their china, and each is $200," cautions Barry. "So all their china gets filled up – $3,600 – but they still don't have a bed to sleep on! That doesn't make any sense. Register for the stuff you need first, and then your luxury picks that you might promote later on in the process."
6. Communicate and collaborate. Sit down and have a conversation about what you want out of your home – you might find that you have very different ideas about what's necessary! "Figure out each other's style and marry the two by mixing and matching," Wooley recommends. If you have trouble envisioning one another's style, websites like Pinterest are a great way to gather images that represent your taste, then take a look at them together. As long as both partners have input, it will feel like home to both of you, he explains. "It's all about compromise."
7. Create wish lists at local retailers for items that fit your needs but not your budget. Include a note card with your gift registry information to let wedding guests know that these additional shops have your wish list on file, even if they don't offer a traditional registry. The beauty of the wish list is that it requires no occasion – so even after your wedding, friends and family members searching for holiday or birthday gifts have a ready resource, and can continue to help you furnish your home.
8. Don't be shy – ask if family heirlooms are available! Says Barry, "I often work with parents who are trying to give their furniture away to their kids, but often the kids don't want their parents' furniture. But I think … if there's something that they like at their grandparents' house, that they like at their mom and dad's house, they should just ask for it now, because that could be a great staple. It might seem a little presumptuous, but the truth is, I think that often a parent or a grandparent, or an aunt and uncle, might appreciate that – you know, these kids like something that I have, so much so that they might ask for it."
9. Get inspired! It's important to be creative and work with what you have. If your budget is limited, reuse existing furniture pieces and give them a new look by adding a cheap gallon of paint or new fabric. Thrift store shop to find unique pieces at a great price. If you rent and aren't able to change some aspects of your home – say, wall color or light fixtures – find a way around the problem. Hang fabric on walls, or pull together hodge-podge with a unifying rug. "You can get large posters and artwork and things that will definitely define your space," Wooley suggests, "and then do lots of ambient lighting through lamps and spotlights."
10. Relax and take your time – try to remember that this is your home. It doesn't have to look perfect right away, and the process of putting it all together can actually be a great exercise in getting to know one another better, shares Barry. And try to keep some perspective, he urges. "I have to tell people all the time, 'It's not a tattoo, it's just a can of paint.' It's not anything permanent. So especially when you're young, have fun with it!"
Barry Wooley Designs, located at 835 E. Main St., is open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information call 502.569.7101 or visit www.barrywooley.com.


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Is it possible to have a campaign covering lots of countries / lots of different time zones, and to have ads showing only during particular times of day as per those time zones -- for example between 9a and 5p for each time zone?
Seems that this is possible:
It also says "You can set an ad schedule for particular hours of the day, or specific days of the week", so this looks like what you want. Still might be a fair bit of work to set up, of course...


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(CNN) -- The FBI has launched an investigation into apparent leaks of classified information involving a U.S. cyberwarfare program against Iran, a U.S. official said Wednesday.
FBI spokesman Paul Bresson had no comment on the reported investigation.
Sen. Saxby Chambliss, ranking Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said he was informed that an FBI inquiry is under way.
The senator from Georgia and other leaders of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees issued a joint statement Tuesday deploring the apparent leaks.
"In recent weeks, we have become increasingly concerned at the continued leaks regarding sensitive intelligence programs and activities, including specific details of sources and methods," said Chambliss; Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-California; Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Michigan; and Ranking Member C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Maryland, in the statement.
"These disclosures have seriously interfered with ongoing intelligence programs and have put at jeopardy our intelligence capability to act in the future. Each disclosure puts American lives at risk, makes it more difficult to recruit assets, strains the trust of our partners and threatens imminent and irreparable damage to our national security in the face of urgent and rapidly adapting threats worldwide."
The House and Senate Intelligence Committee leaders said they intended "to review potential legislation to strengthen authorities and procedures with respect to access to classified information and disclosure of it, as well as to ensure that criminal and administrative measures are taken each time sensitive information is improperly disclosed."
"We also intend to press for the executive branch to take tangible and demonstrable steps to detect and deter intelligence leaks, and to fully, fairly, and impartially investigate the disclosures that have already taken place."
The White House pushed back against suggestions it could be leaking classified information for political purposes.
"This administration takes all appropriate and necessary steps to prevent leaks of classified information or sensitive information that could risk ongoing counterterrorism or intelligence operations," Carney said Wednesday aboard Air Force One as the president traveled to campaign events on the West Coast.
"Any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentional leaks of classified information for political gain is grossly irresponsible."
A report in The New York Times on Friday provided classified details of what it described as a U.S cyberattack targeting Iran's nuclear centrifuge program.
Since shortly after he became president, Barack Obama has ordered cyberattacks targeting computers that run Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities, the report said, attributing the information to participants in the program.
The White House has said it did not authorize any leak of such information.
Sens. John McCain, R-Arizona, also was among those expressing concerns.
"Let me be clear: I am fully in favor of transparency in government. I have spent my entire career in Congress furthering that principle," McCain, ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Tuesday.
"But what separates these sorts of leaks from, say, the whistle-blowing that fosters open government or a free press is that these leaks expose no violations of law, abuses of authority, or threats to public health or safety. They are merely gratuitous and utterly self-serving."
McCain said Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin has agreed to hold a hearing on the matter.
Some Republicans, including McCain, have called for a special prosecutor to investigate.
But Deputy Attorney General James Cole, in response to a question from Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said Wednesday that he does not believe a special prosecutor is needed in this case.
Chambliss said he expects the FBI to conduct a "full and fair investigation, including a review of administration officials who have been quoted anonymously or directly."
Feinstein said she had discussed the possibility of a joint hearing with Levin.
McCain, ranking Republican on the committee, said the alleged leaks are detrimental to U.S. security. He accused the White House of releasing the information to boost the president's political standing ahead of the November election.
"With the leaks that these articles were based on, our enemies now know much more than they even did the day before they came out about important aspects of the nation's unconventional offensive capabilities and how we use them," McCain said on the Senate floor.
"Such disclosures can only undermine similar ongoing or future operations and, in this sense, compromise national security. For this reason, regardless of how politically useful these leaks may be to the president, they have to stop."
On Tuesday, White House deputy press secretary Josh Earnest said the administration believes that classified information should remain secret for a reason, and "publicizing it would pose a threat to our national security."
McCain and Chambliss cited other recent leaks as well, including information on the administration's efforts to expand its drone program and the president's involvement in "kill lists" against militants in Yemen and Pakistan.
Also, the public airing of details surrounding a recently disrupted bomb plot in Yemen by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula angered intelligence and national security officials.


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I just installed Lubuntu 13.04 on my MacBook Pro 6,2.
It seems to work fine. However, once in a while, when I am logged in and using the computer, the screen will suddenly become blank. (Sound still works -- I know this because one time the screen went blank when I was watching a video.)
Does anyone know what might be causing this? (I am using the NVIDIA driver.)
Edit: I have installed Lubuntu 12.04 to see if this would fix the problem; however, the unpredictable blank screen problem is still there.


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Fully homomorphic encryption has been implemented by Craig Gentry using ideal lattices. Can it be applied to data stored on a private cloud setup in practice? I've seen references here and on other sites that lead to the conclusion that it is very slow.
There is no proof that FHE cannot be implemented efficiently. It is just that, right now, we do not know how to do it. With currently known algorithms (Gentry's algorithm, with a few known optimizations), it would be extremely slow, which means impractical (and quite far in the "impractical" realm, actually). FHE would have to become thousands of times faster than what can be done today, in order to achieve some kind of generic practicality.
Of course, there are a few specific applications which can already make use, in a very practical way, of homomorphic encryption. Typically voting systems, such as Helios Voting -- these do not need fully homomorphic encryption, and can work with a plain, efficient, partially homomorphic ElGamal.
The answer to this question is already completely covered by these questions:
Excerpts: "The short answer is that none of them are practical ... yet. But there is a lot of active research, and if we're lucky, maybe that will lead to enough improvements that it might become practical. We'll see." " They're too slow for most/all practical applications. No point in considering homomorphic encryption for production use today -- way too slow."
Use the search bar on the upper-right of this site, and on Crypto.SE, to find more information about homomorphic cryptography.


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text: Columbia Law School graduates Joy Ziegeweid '12 and Kate Stinson '10 have been chosen as Skadden Fellows, receiving an honor widely recognized as among the country's most prestigious public interest fellowships. Stinson will represent African victims of human trafficking in public benefits and immigration matters. Ziegeweid, meanwhile, will assist Russian-speaking victims of domestic violence and sex trafficking with legal matters concerning immigration, social services, and medical care. A total of 28 fellows were selected from 16 law schools. Columbia Law School was one of only seven law schools with multiple winners this year.


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Do all known algorithms that generate infinitely many transcendental numbers like Gelfond-Schneider or Liouville only generate countably many? If uncountably many, is this set of measure zero?
The Liouville procedure generates continuum-many. As long as the gaps between successive $1$'s grow fast enough, we get a transcendental number.
Take any Liouville-type transcendental number, with $1$'s at positions $p_n$, and $0$'s elsewhere. We can modify this in $2^\omega$ many ways, by deciding for every $n$ whether or not to shift the $1$ at position $p_n$ to position $p_n+1$.
In the above example, a very loose notion of "algorithm" was used. If you mean algorithm in a formal sense, as in a Turing machine algorithm, then there are only countably many Turing machines, and hence only countably many algorithmically specifiable numbers.
Here's a "method" to generate all transcendental numbers in the interval $(0,1)$. Of course such a thing can't be an actual algorithm, it must involve countably many arbitrary choices. Let $\{a_n\}_{n=1}^\infty$ be a sequence that runs through all algebraic numbers in $(0,1)$ (such things are easy enough to generate explicitly, but for brevity I'll just assume it's given). For each $n$ choose a positive integer $m_n$ such that $m_{n+1} > m_n$. Now take any sequence of positive integers $b_n$ with the restriction that if $m_j = n$ for some $j$ and the simple continued fraction representation of $a_j$ is $1/(c_1 + 1/(c_2 + \ldots ))$ (with at least $n$ elements), the n-tuples $[c_1, \ldots, c_n]$ and $[b_1, \ldots, b_n]$ are different. Thus there is at most one possible excluded value for each $b_n$. Finally, take $x$ to be the number with continued fraction representation $1/(b_1 + 1/(b_2 + \ldots)$. It is easy to see that $x$ will be a transcendental number in $(0,1)$ and that any such $x$ can be generated for an appropriate choice of the sequences $m_n$ and $b_n$.


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Spend Thursday evenings at this gastronome-palooza in the Eventi hotel's 12,000-square-foot, tree-studded, open-air plaza, strung with twinkling lights. Snacks include Thai street food from Khao Man Gai NY, made-to-order pies from Ludlow Pizza, Vietnamese sandwiches from Food Freaks Banh Mi, and Peruvian empanadas and alfajores from Jessy's Pastries. Wash them down with a cocktail ($12), a draft Greenport Harbor Spring Turning Saison ($6) or a pitcher ($14) from the on-site Brighton Tiki Bar. If your hectic workday has caught up with you, chill out with a free flick and gratis popcorn in the Brighton theater (7:30pm).
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I currently attend an independent study school (similar to home schooling), so I do everything at home and send it in by email. I organize my work in folders by week. Week 1, Week 2, etc.
Sometimes I might forget an assignment and have to turn it in late. for the sake of organization, should the assignment be put in the folder for the week it was assigned, or the week it was turned in.
I know this is not directly work-related, but I think it's extremely relevant. In a work environment where assignments (projects, bug-fixes, releases, etc.) are organized like this, the same logic would apply. My initial feeling (and the one I currently go off) is that the assignment should be placed in the folder for the week it was assigned. If I were ever needed to go back and find out what happened in a particular week, I could go to that folder and see all my work. The problem I see with this is that it's misleading; if I find an assignment in a folder, I'm going to assume that's when I did it. If it's not, then I've lost the sort of timeline of my work that I had.
The problem arises from having the folders serve two purposes: what was do for a particular week, and what was done for a particular week. When those two things don't align, I run into issues.
Without making my homework organization needlessly complex, what do you think is the most reasonable thing to do?


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I cannot use
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shift-space, nor any key or key combination to go to previous image in gthumb 2.13.1 (Ubuntu Natty Narwhal 11.10). There should be shortcut-keys even to flip horizontally and vertically. And I cannot have a preview box (like before).
I think that there is no need to do image viewers that are worse and more clumsy to use than previews programs or previous versions of the same program. Hello! What is going on?
I cannot use
There are still some key combinations/shortcut-keys available. This is a nice list, but in gthumb 3.0.1 (Ubuntu 12.04) I use, a lot of the shortcut-keys don't work (anymore). But I still use:
But pressing
Not sure what you mean with preview box, the thumbnail pane (
Page up/Page down works to see the previous/next image in GTHUMB 3.0.1 (Ubuntu 12.04).
DEL works for me to remove the file from the viewer, but it doesn't actually delete the file from disk. Anyone knows how to view the GTHUMB trash from which I hopefully can empty it?


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Like all the pieces in the Fillmore collection, this set is simple and strong, with a classic American look and a generous scale that's made to last your child throughout the teen years. Use the low platform bed with a mattress alone to create the coziest, easiest-to-climb-into bed for very young children. Later, simply add a box spring to raise the height. The dresser and nightstand are designed for easy reach, yet include generously scaled storage.
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As you may already know, Mathematica is a wonderful piece of software.
However, it has a few characteristics that tend to confuse new (and sometimes not-so-new) users. That can be clearly seen from the the fact that the same questions keep being posted at this site over and over.
Please help me to identify and explain those pitfalls.
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While you are in London, you must take time to walk through Hyde Park, around Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. Popular shopping areas include Covent Garden, Oxford Circus, or Knightsbridge. Do your best to see all the bridges that cross the Thames along the length of the city. Particularly beautiful are Tower Bridge, Millennium Bridge, Jubilee Bridge, and the actual London Bridge.
Short on money but want to take in more of London? Not a problem! Try taking a walk or having a picnic around some of London's scenic gardens and parks. Spend a day taking in many of London's free museum filled with historical collections, artifacts and artwork.
"See a football game, sit in a park on any sunny day, go to a different room of the British Museum each day, visit the slides at the Tate Modern, go on day trips outside of Central London to Primrose Hill, or walk along the Thames River. In Dreamland, get a fancy haircut."
- Nigel Freeman, Assistant Director of Student Life
Brits love football! In London, there are 5 Premier League football clubs: Chelsea, Arsenal, Fulham, Tottenham, and West Ham, plus there are numerous London-based lower league clubs.
The way to get tickets generally is to become a member of the club, and generally there's a half-season membership. However, there is a new tickets-only membership that just lets individuals buy tickets. Pricing varies by club, with Chelsea being most expensive. Membership grants access to online ticketing and the more you purchase from the club (merchandise, tickets, etc.) more points you accumulate.
If you do not make it to a stadium, try watching a game on TV. Saturdays and Sundays are dedicated to football at the pubs. If you are not into the sport, but still want to take part of the legacy, take a tour of the new Wembley Stadium.
Typical British food is very heavy and many visitors tend to eat out at pubs which means your typical drink can be a pint of beer. As a result, it is extremely easy to pack on the pounds in short order.
Nido has a Fitness Centre in the building, and although you do have to pay a fee, it is extremely accessible. There are also tons of yoga studios in the city and parks to exercise in as well. If you are up for a challenge, take a run along the Thames. You can also stay fit by walking around and enjoying all the sights! Take advantage of your central London location. Many famous and interesting sites are within walking distance. You'll discover more, see things you would not otherwise see, save money and get fit.
London has an amazing theatre and entertainment scene. The West End is bursting with new plays and musicals . It is right by the academic center, and has a vibe similar to the Broadway shows in Times Square. As New York, there are many ways to see shows cheaply, and if you do your research, shows in the West End can be far cheaper than they would be in the States.


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Let's say I am a pretty skinny guy with a fat thigh. Is it possible to lose fat exclusively in some part of the body? For example, is it possible to lose thigh fat while not losing any weight in my upper body?
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As Sparafusile said, you can't target fat loss effectively. Try adding mass to your upper body instead to look more proportional.
Also, with regards to Sparafusile's suggestion of doing leg exercises, this will certainly help with improving their composition. They might not lose size, but instead of looking flabby, they'll start to look more toned.
Nope, it's completely impossible to target and reduce fat in one spot on your body. The only way to lose fat in your thighs is to lose fat everywhere.
On the other hand, you can target and improve the look of a specific body part. For your thighs I would suggest squats (but I suggest those for just about anything). Simply sprinting would help the shapeliness of your legs overall.
You cannot target specific areas of your body to lose fat*. See this answer to a similar question.
It's called the Spot Reduction Myth. I explained it in this answer:
Your body determines where it will remove fat. You can, however, tell your body where to build muscle, which is totally more awesome anyway.
(* Technically, there is some research popularized by Tim Ferriss that suggests that there might be a way to target fat reduction through the mechanism of more blood flow, but the science is nascent. Even if true, it still wouldn't be the most productive way to lose fat. I beg you to ignore it.)
You cannot target specific body parts for fat reduction - you can target certain areas for muscle growth - but this is usually not recommended. Depending on your genetic make up, gender and age you will have different locations on your body where fat cells are more prevalent. You will need to reduce overall body fat (bf%) in order to see a reduction in those areas you're interested in.


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Do you think 2012 will be the end or is it going to be a freaky year?
Look at the weather!!! Where i'm at, it's going to snow tonight and in 2 days its supposed to be in the 70's.
I hope its just going to be a whacked out year and hopefully we don't lose to many people too mother nature, other then that just to many freaky things are happening. Like the earthquake on the east coast of usa. Totally strange.
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It's such a whacked out year that people are mixing up "too" and "to".
Some whackjobs are even believing the 2012 nonsense!
geesh have a miner typeso and people are down yur throut/ 4 your info my pinky hit the o' too many times and I mizzed it when I went looky over what i rote.
lol. you 2 get a room! :)
I find it amusing that the world is supposed to end the day before my birthday. I don't suppose I will find it so amusing if it actually does, but for now I can tell people that my last birthday was my last birthday. Look on the positive side of the apocalypse-- no Christmas shopping this year!
@moondrake: thanks for being positive about my question. and Happy b-day :-D


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People Who Frequently Eat Chocolate May Weigh Less
March 26, 2012 -- People who are trying to lose weight may not need to bar chocolate from their diets.
A new government-funded study of nearly 1,000 healthy adults shows that people who frequently eat chocolate actually weigh less than those who say they eat it less frequently.
Study researchers say that people who reported eating chocolate five times a week had a body mass index (BMI) about one point less, on average, than people who said they ate chocolate less frequently. For a woman who is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds, one BMI point equals about five pounds.
That's despite the fact that frequent chocolate eaters also reported eating more total calories and more saturated fat than people who ate chocolate less often.
Researchers say that may mean that the calories in chocolate are being offset by other ingredients that boost metabolism.
"With modest amounts of chocolate, they may have the effect of being free calories or even better than free -- at least, the associations look that way," says Beatrice A. Golomb, MD, PhD, an associate professor of medicine at the University of California, San Diego.
The study is published in the Archives of Internal Medicine.
Does Chocolate Aid Weight Loss? Experts Remain Skeptical
Nutritionists who were not involved in the study aren't convinced that chocolate reduces body weight.
"I think it's kind of a stretch," says Nancy Copperman, RD, CDN, director of public health initiatives at the North Shore-LIJ Health System in Great Neck, N.Y.
"Does it convince me that I should recommend that people eat chocolate to lose weight? No," she says.
The study was observational, which means it can't prove that chocolate causes weight loss.
Instead, other experts say, the study might actually say more about the kind of people who feel free to nibble on chocolate several times a week as opposed to people who don't indulge.
Eating chocolate may be "a marker for lifestyle and relaxed attitudes toward eating -- healthy attitudes," says Marion Nestle, PhD, MPH, a professor of nutrition, food studies, and public health at New York University. Nestle is not related to the chocolate company, and she wasn't involved in the study.
Researchers say they looked for other things that might explain the weight differences they saw, but chocolate eaters didn't appear to exercise more or engage in other kinds of behaviors that might explain why they were slimmer than non-chocolate eaters.


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The Arbor Day Committee began distributing over 750 Arbor Day posters for downtown display following the announcement of winners on Wednesday.
The poster contest is sponsored annually by Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce.
It is judged by staff and volunteers at the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts.
Winners in each grade were:
- Kingergarten, Emma Houghton of Miss James' class at Northside.
- First, Jenna Box of Mrs. Gawart's class at Lourdes.
- Second, Hayden Cline of Miss Tharp's class at Northside.
- Third, Valerie Bennie of Mr. Hamilton's class at Hayward.
- Fourth, Hannah Cardon of Miss Goodell's class at Hayward.
- Fifth, Gabbi Wichman of Mrs. Box's class at Lourdes.
Jenni Brant, executive director at the art center, said the posters were exceptionally well done this year.
She noted the use of color over the entire poster, unusual perspectives and eye-catching elements.
She said it appears that students and teachers had fun with this year's theme of "Dig it. Plant it. Grow it."
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Database files that are built using SQL 2008 are not compatable with 2005. Is there a work around?
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No 3rd party tools necessary. SQL Server 2008 Management Studio gave us a very powerful tool to down-convert a database because they added a "Script data" option to the "Script database" wizard.
Just right-click the DB in SQL2008 SSMS, and go to Tasks, then "Generate Scripts"
Walk through the wizard, make sure to chose "True" for "Script Data" under the table/view options. Choose all objects, then run the script it creates on the 2005 server. (Please keep in mind that the script created could be massive if the original database is very large!)
Note that you can even run the wizard against a SQL2005 server to down-convert a SQL2005 database to SQL2000 (you would need the 2008 tools installed on your workstation, of course).
You could BCP the data from one SQL Server instance to another instance. That would be the fastest way to copy the data from one version to another. Depending on the volume of data, it might take a long time.
There is no direct way, that I know of, to downgrade a DB from 2008's format to 2005's unfortunately.
The way I have done this in the past (actually with older versions of SQL server, but the process will be the same) is:
It may be more efficient to just copy the data first and add all the other structure (indexes, procs, triggers, ...) after step 3. This avoids row insert ordering issues caused by constraints and triggers, and building the indexes at the end should in theory be quicker than building them as all the data is added - though if you have any clustered indexes on your tables create these before adding the data as they would not be faster to create after the fact.
Of course this all assumes that none of your objects use SQL 2008 specific features - if they do you will hopefully find out and fix such things when things error upon rebuilding the schema. If any of your code relies on officially undefined behaviour that happens to have varied between SQL Server versions you may have some much more subtle and elusive bugs to hunt down and iron out later.
I faced similar situation and used Database Publishing Wizard to script schema and data for SQL Server 2005 from SQL Server 2008 database.
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You first have to script the database and make sure on the version you specify the type you want to down grade to. And to copy the data from the higher version to the lower version SQL Data compare will do you the trick for you.
Good luck!
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Video tour of the Library of Birmingham
You can now see a computer-generated video tour of the Library of Birmingham by Mecanoo Architecten. The ambitious project located in Centenary Square Birmingham will connect the Library of Birmingham with the Birmingham Repertory Theatre to create a major new cultural destination opening in 2013.
Online video tour of the Library of Birmingham (2 minute version)
Online video tour of the Library of Birmingham (6 minute version)
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Mike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council, said:
"Over a year into the construction process, we are at a hugely exciting point in the Library of Birmingham project. The building is progressing at a truly phenomenal rate and taking shape right before people's eyes - whilst remaining on time and within budget.
"With the flythrough people can get a real sense of how our world-class new Library will look and feel inside and out. We want to provide a 'people's palace' for people of all ages, offering the diverse communities across the city and beyond a library to truly be proud of. This flythrough further demonstrates our vision of transforming the city's library and archives services, providing a culturally significant destination for the 21st century."
The Library of Birmingham 'flythrough' opens outside the building, showing its distinctive design featuring the trademark glass facade complete with intricate metal frieze. The viewer is then transported inside the library through the spacious front entrance and foyer, an area that will be connected to the Birmingham Repertory Theatre and used by thousands of visitors each day. The tour continues through the building's lower ground floor, the new home of the children's and music libraries, and into the outdoor amphitheatre space, which will host a wide variety of outdoor performances to be enjoyed by onlookers above in Centenary Square.
The journey progresses into the central rotunda at the heart of the building, featuring a breathtaking wall of books across two floors, and finishes with an external view of the 'golden rotunda' at the building's summit, housing the magnificent wood-panelled Shakespeare Memorial Room from Birmingham's Victorian library. The video also shows one of the library's stunning outdoor terraces, whilst demonstrating how the building will be flooded with natural light.
The video provides the clearest vision yet of what the building will offer upon completion in 2013, and follows the first interior images which were released in December 2010.
Library of Birmingham Project Director, Brian Gambles added:
"The Library of Birmingham is being built for the people, and with anticipation rising as we edge closer to 2013, we are keen to keep the public informed as to the progress of the project. This flythrough video offers the first opportunity to take a preview of the completed building, and I am confident that the public will be impressed with the results."
Francine Houben, of project architects Mecanoo, said:
"The library's interior rotunda spaces will form a rich sequence of experiences that reveal themselves one glimpse at a time. The video presentation will demonstrate this exciting journey of surprise and show you the home provided for Birmingham's world class archives and heritage collections, and the state-of-the-art environment for study, reading and listening to music."
With a mission to transform public perceptions of libraries, new features in the Library of Birmingham will include a flexible studio theatre, a British Film Institute Mediatheque, and purpose-built, state-of-the-art exhibition space for Birmingham's internationally significant archives and heritage collections.
Also among the new additions will be a teenage zone for young people to relax, meet friends and chill out, and a contemplation room for prayer and quiet thought.
Meanwhile, accessibility will be greatly improved thanks to wide, level access from Centenary Square, a spacious open plan foyer and generous circulation routes. In addition, public lifts will be large enough for wheelchair and pushchair manoeuvres.
As construction continues into its second year, current milestones include the recent completion of the floor slab at first floor level, with focus now turning to the decking for the second floor.
Following the recent temporary closure of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre's Centenary Square base, site hoardings have been extended to envelope the theatre in readiness for preparatory works and partial demolition ahead of its physical link to the Library of Birmingham being forged.
Later in 2011, milestones will include the topping out of the concrete frame, the installation of glazing, and the application of the metal frieze.
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* " In 2013 Birmingham's skyline will be transformed by one of the world's most exciting and ambitious cultural projects, the Library of Birmingham. With its distinctive design featuring a glass façade overlaid with an intricate metal frieze, this People's Palace, will be open to everyone of every age and background for learning, culture, social interaction and fun.
Thousands of visitors a day will flood through its spacious entrance which is also the gateway to a new link with the Birmingham Repertory Theatre .
An expansive, light filled foyer and comfortable reading areas will provide a welcoming environment for meeting friends, surfing the net or simply relaxing over lunch.
The lower ground children's and young people's library leads to the music zone and through to the outdoor amphitheatre with its varied programme of performances.
Wifi throughout and innovative interactive technology will be at the heart of the new Library's services.
The Library of Birmingham will be an accessible and easily navigated building taking visitors on journeys of discovery .
From the impressive book rotunda to the business zone with its creativity and innovation hub. From the British Film Institute Mediatheque providing free access to the National Film Archive to the green outdoor terraces with stunning views across the city. And a spacious exhibition gallery showcasing some of the city's world class archives and special collections.
Finally, rising through the building to its crowning glory, the historic Shakespeare Memorial Room now taking pride of place in the golden summit.
The Library of Birmingham. A truly world class library for the 21st century."


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Family adopts dog saved from a fire
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MARTINS FERRY – A traumatic series of events has turned into a happy ending for one local canine as the dog that survived the raging house fire on Vineway St....
HORRAY for these 3 businesses..In the interim, Dr. Robert Carr of the Martins Ferry Animal Hospital provided the dog free medical care. Kroger in Martins Ferry donated food, treats and toys and Beauty Barks Day Spa in town gave Sparky a free visit with the works. Dr. Carr is my vet and there has been times that he has not charged me as much as he could have.Nice man.Will take my dog to Beauty Barks because of their nice gesture to give him the works also.
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I was working with symplectic submanifolds when I posed the following question:
Suppose I have a Hamiltonian system with the phase space $\mathcal{M}$, a symplectic manifold with the standard symplectic form. Now assume that the Hamiltonian system has two first integrals $C_1,C_2$. Define the restricted phase space $\mathcal{N}$ of $\mathcal{M}$ by taking $C_1$=constant,$C_2$=constant. What kind of conditions does $C_1$ and $C_2$ need to satisfy such that $\mathcal{N}$ is a symplectic submanifold?
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I'm a newbie to splendid Qcad and have currently an issue of aligning objects.
I have an object (couple lines + circles), which is tilted some degrees and would need to rotate it to have its main axis strictly vertical. The problem is the rotate tool only accepts degrees as input and I dont know those degrees. Is there a way to specify the rotation via a reference point + target point like with other tools.
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WLP550 Belgian Ale Yeast
Saisons, Belgian Ales, Belgian Reds, Belgian Browns, and White beers are just a few of the classic Belgian beer styles that can be created with this yeast strain. Phenolic and spicy flavors dominate the profile, with less fruitiness then WLP500.
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A listing of how this style ranks amongst different brew styles, on a scale from 0 to 4.
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"Keep an eye on it for the first day"
Using a 1 litre starter on a 5 gallon batch, with a blow-off tube I still had a fair bit of clearing up to do. Fermentation kicked off in an hour or so, and the first night it sounded like there was a scuba diver in the room. Very banana smell which somewhat disappears over fermentation, this is a great quick and effective Belgian strain. Do not underestimate the violence of the fermentation. When making the starter, it blew off the aluminum cap... Highly recommended.
"Use a blowoff tube!"
Used two vials to make a 2L starter for a 6 gallon batch of Trippel at 1.070. It took off within 10 hours and blew the lid off the fer-mentor! Make sure you use a blow-off tube and keep an eye on it for the first two days. I would recommend pitching at a low temperature as the yeast quickly gets out of control and rises in temperature if you're not careful. After two days of extreme activity things slowed to almost nothing and it has taken another two weeks to hit min attenuation - one more week should just about do it in the primary.
An interesting characteristic of this yeast is that it doesn't like to drop in temperature even by a degree - whatever your max temp is it really needs to stay there for the duration. Drop by a couple of degrees and it seems to go to sleep. Belgian breweries will let this stuff rise to 29oC but I doubt id risk this at home as it could easily get out of control. Initially a lot of banana flavors were present but these have really decreased over the two weeks so i'm hoping for a reasonably well balanced beer after racking in the secondary and leaving for a month or so. An interesting yeast so far that has required some attention (and cleaning of floors!).
" ... will be in my next dubbel ..."
This yeast was pitched into my 3rd generation of a 6.9% Blond with the biggest recipe change being the yeast. The Blond came out with more spice than I could have imagined. You just can not drink this ale and believe that spices were not boiled into the wort. Wonderful yeast that will be in my next dubbel as well.
" ... really delivered a Belgian taste"
The attenuation was great. 1081 finished at 1012 and a 1055 finished at 1006. The recipes both contained 15-20% sugar. The nose was on the fruity side as the fermentation temps were warm - pitched at 74F. The taste was much more spicy than fruity and really delivered a Belgian taste. The yeast flocculated more than I was hoping for, providing a nice clear beer.
"Just the right amount of sourness is evident ..."
This yeast worked out perfect for my every day Belgian ale. Just the right amount of sourness is evident and matches the maltiness perfectly. I will use this again for sure.
"... had a distinctive Belgian character"
This yeast produced a great Belgian Pale Ale. My beer came out crystal clear and had a distinctive Belgian character. Terrific.
"... ended up very herbal ..."
Great Attenuator. My Strong Golden went from 1.074 to 1.008. Pitched at 64 and let it raise to 74 degrees. Produced A LOT of pepperiness, maybe a little too much. Very drinkable and delicious though. Also made an Orval type beer, ended up very herbal with some pepper and citrus flavor. Also finished at 1.008 although the brett in the bottles might have taken it down a little more.
"Boy did it come through!"
I chose this yeast for a clone of Westmalle Tripel solely for the high attenuation and knowing that another strain from White Labs is a better match for Westmalle. Boy did it come through! OG was 1.074 and FG was 1.010. By my calcs, that's over 85% attenuation. The beer had pronounced banana and clove aromas. I started fermentation at about 68 F and added convection heating using a space heater through 78 F.
"It produced a very clear beer ... "
I consider this my "Belgian Workhorse" yeast. It covers a large spectrum of flavors by adjusting the fermentation temperature. Fermenting at low temperature will provide mild "Belgian" character while warmer temperature will bring out more "Belgian" character. It produces a very clear beer and always attenuates well by raising the temperature after about 75% fermentation. My most recent brew took a 1.084 down below 1.010. If this were the only Belgian style yeast available, I would be OK with that.
"Robust spicy flavors and ..."
Completely finished out from 1.074 to 1.012 in 2.5 weeks. The absolute best tasting Belgian we've made so far. Robust spicy flavors and aromas. Dangerous, loveable, and very digestable. Next stop, Dark Strong!
"Drink of Champions"
This yeast really delivered high attenuation, speedy ferment, great flavor, and nice flocculation. For a Belgian sour ale this is the one to go to. This beer was so good that the whole five gallon batch was gone in two weeks. I was drinking it for breakfast. I highly recommend this yeast.
"Thought I would experiment ... "
Pitched 1G of fresh cider on a small cake of 550 that I have been propagating, and it took off pretty quickly.. Thought I would experiment with the effect of this yeast on the cider...also will help build up the yeast cake for my first Belgian beer, this weekend.
Optimum Ferment Temp.68-78°F
Alcohol ToleranceMedium- High
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As-is Diacetyl1.26ppb
Total Diacetyl78.64ppb
As-is 2,3-PentanedioneNA
Total 2,3-Pentanedione15.79ppb
Ethyl Acetate45.39ppm
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I opened the Golden Chest in Sanctuary with the Golden Key I got with my pre-order bonus. I noticed that it ate my key, threw some loot at me, and then the chest didn't go away. I tried to open it again and it said I couldn't "afford" it and then displayed that I have no more Golden keys, which leads me to believe you can get more of them. If I can, how do I go about doing so?
To get another Golden Key you can register at http://shift.gearboxsoftware.com and create a new character. Then select your old character and enter the shift code you were emailed from linking your email and Steam account to SHiFT.
Also, be sure to follow Gearbox Software on Facebook and Twitter. According to Randy Pitchford, President of Gearbox, they plan on doing code SHiFT code giveaways to add more Golden Keys via these official sources in the future. (source) They have several keys a week so far, usually a couple each day on Saturday/Sunday. They're still testing the concept according to Pitchford, so they may change how they do things.
As of October 2nd, 2012, Duval is still sending out SHiFT codes on his Twitter in an effort to test out the software that will eventually be used for the giveaways. Since he is just testing the software, this could stop at anytime though.
UPDATE: The developer has patched this so that this Golden Key hack does not work on the PC anymore. The console hack does still... so far.
If you're on the PC you can go to directory of the game then go to DLC, then premium club, then open the
this will give you around 260 keys to use at your will
For Xbox 360 and PS3 watch this video for unlimited keys
On the PC version of Borderlands 2 your save data is broken into two parts: profile and character save. The profile contains shared information between your characters such as bad-ass achievements, skin unlocks, and the golden keys.
Your character save contains weapon load-outs, current location, and class tree info. Try deleting your profile and starting a new game with a new character. This should give you a new key. Then import your old character save into the new profile to access the key. Note: You will lose all information attached to your current profile if you delete it so back it up first.
This work around can also be used to unlock the chest as many times as you like. Also, your save data should be located in: documents/mygames/borderlands2/willowgame/savedata for those who don't know.
Here's a fix for those who didn't get emailed a shift code; go to shift.gearboxsoftware.com and unlink your Steam account. Then go into Borderlands' main menu, then Extra, then Shift. Sign in here and you should get your golden key without the passcode they don't seem to actually send out.
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Witch operating system is best and easy to use for internet usage?
Witch operating system is best for internet?
What do you mean usage for internet and OS is pretty much independent of internet and it is your browser that is depended on your browsing experience.
Slowness of internet may be because of your connectivity.
Depends really on your computer, if your running a old computer that has 256mb or memory than you probably dont want to be using Win7 or Vista. Though normally if you have a decent computer, doesn't really matter. Like what shabbir said it more of which browser(Opera!!) to use, and slowness of internet could be your connectivity.
Can you specify your system configuration? For me windows is the best the best one to use.
Can you specify your system configuration? For me windows is the best the best one to use.
i think window xp is the best operating system for using internet.......................
Window 07 is much better Operating system and it it is safe.
If you are looking forward to Windows, Windows 7 is the best option for now, however, if you wish to have any other, I think Mac is the best.
According to me Windows 7 is good operating system.


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BELTON (February 28, 2013)—A Bell County Grand Jury Wednesday cleared a former Killeen police officer of any wrongdoing in a fatal shooting last year outside a Killeen residence.
The grand jury took no action against former Officer Anthony Maskunas, a 20-year veteran of the Killeen police force, in connection with the shooting death of Seleucus Pollock, 34, who died at about 5:15 p.m. Feb. 28, 2012 during a domestic disturbance in the 2200 block of Granex Drive.
The grand jury found, based upon reports from the medical examiner who did an autopsy on Pollock, that Pollock shot himself at precisely the same time Maskunas shot him.
Bell County First Assistant District Attorney Murff Bledsoe said the grand jury determined there was no clear evidence that Maskunas could be held responsible for Pollock's death and refused to return an indictment against the former officer.
Police reports on the incident at the time said Pollock pulled out a handgun shortly after officers arrived in response to a report of a domestic disturbance.
Pollock threatened one of the officers with a handgun and both he and the officer fired, police said.
Pollock was struck twice in the head almost simultaneously, police said, but the first round was self-inflicted, police said.
The officer fired the second round, police said.
Neighbors who live close by said two children live in the house and police confirmed they were inside the home at the time of the shooting.


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January 29, 2013
Rodriguez in South Africa: excitement is building
The curious tale of Sixto Rodriguez has long been known to many South Africans, but has only recently caught the rest of the world's attention – and excitement is already building as Capetonians prepare to welcome the original Sugar Man back to our shores for his latest tour.
It was with a mixture of disbelief and relief that South Africans first witnessed Rodriguez performing in the flesh in 1998, and several more times subsequently – after years of believing that the almost-mythical figure had committed suicide decades earlier. Very little was known about the man, yet one thing was certain: Rodriguez was an incredibly talented musician, often mentioned in the same breath as Bob Dylan and John Lennon, and his album, Cold Fact, was a massive hit in South Africa, finding a new context in a country weary from years of apartheid rule.
Cape Town's very own Stephen "Sugar" Segerman was the man who eventually tracked down Rodriguez, who was alive and relatively unknown in his home country of America. It was with his own sense of disbelief that he learned that he was, at least in the eyes of a whole generation of South Africans, a megastar. Since then, he has toured the country several times, playing to sold-out audiences up and down South Africa.
Speaking to TIME magazine, Rodriguez described that first visit to South Africa: "I didn't believe it was something until I saw it in '98. The first day day the tickets went on sale, 11 000 sold. These 5 000 seaters were all sold out. And audiences knew the lyrics and sang with me throughout the concert. That was pretty amazing. There is an element of magic in this whole thing."
Rodriguez will be back again next month for several dates in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Catch him at GrandWest on 9, 10, 20, and 21 February 2013. Tickets are already sold out. One excited fan on Twitter wrote: "Rodriguez IS PERFORMING IN South Africa in Feb. I need those tickets!!!!!!!! I can Miss Swedish House Mafia and Kanye. NOT Rodriguez!!!!!"
This time round, Rodriguez's star is shining brighter than ever … since the release of the documentary about his life, Searching for Sugarman, he is finally receiving the worldwide recognition he has always deserved. The documentary performed very well at the local box office, won awards at several international film festivals, and has even been nominated for an Oscar! Later this year, Rodriguez will be performing at two of the biggest music festivals in the world: Glastonbury in the UK, and Coachella in the US.
In 1971, Rodriguez penned the lines: "Well, just climb up on my music/And my songs will set you free/Well, just climb up on my music/And from there jump off with me." Finally, the world is being set free by the music of Rodriguez.


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Ultima Vez Modificado: 30 de marzo del 2015
BRCA1 and BRCA2 is short for breast cancer susceptibility gene 1 and breast cancer susceptibility gene 2. The BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are present in all individuals. Everyone has two copies of each of these genes - one from each parent.
Mutations of genes are like spelling errors in the genetic code of a gene. Those who have a gene mutation in either the BRCA1 or BRCA 2 gene are at higher than average risk for developing certain cancers.
The BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes are responsible for the repair of certain types of DNA errors that may occur each time a human cell makes a copy of itself. Without a gene mutation, functional BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes help ensure the stability of a cell's genetic material, or DNA, and help prevent uncontrolled cell growth. Mutations of these genes have been linked to an increased genetic risk for multiple forms of cancer, but most notably breast and ovarian cancer.
Having mutations of genes, or an inherited mutation in BRCA1 or BRCA2 does not mean a person is guaranteed to develop cancer, but the chances are significantly higher than for someone who does not have a gene mutation.
Women who inherit a harmful mutation in BRCA1 or BRCA2 have a lifetime risk of developing breast cancer of 50-80%, compared to 13% for an average woman without the mutation. Their lifetime risk of developing ovarian cancer is 10-45%, compared to 1-2% for an average woman without the mutation. These women have an increased risk of developing breast and/or ovarian cancer at an earlier than average age and may have multiple, close family members who have been diagnosed with these conditions.
Mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2 may also increase the risk for pancreatic cancer and melanoma in both women and men. Men also have a higher chance to develop an earlier onset prostate cancer or male breast cancer if a BRCA2 gene mutation is present.
In a family with a history of breast and/or ovarian cancer, the first step may be to test a family member who has had breast or ovarian cancer. If that person is found to have a harmful BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation, then other family members can be tested to see if they also have the mutation.
If there is no family member who has had the disease available for testing, a person can still be tested for the most common BRCA1 & 2 mutations. The first step is to meet with a genetic counselor who will help you explore what having genetic testing can mean for you, the risks and benefits to testing and how results will affect cancer screening and prevention recommendations for you.
Guidelines recommend that a woman be screened if any of the following apply:
People who learn about inherited risk for cancer can take steps to substantially increase the odds of good health. These include:
This varies from one policy to another. The genetic counselor will determine how likely it is that you could have a mutation. Most insurance companies will cover the cost of testing for those with a significant chance of having a mutation.
Learning you have a significantly higher chance to develop cancer one day can be scary for anyone - so it is important to consider the value in learning this information for children, teenagers and young adults.
Extensive research in families with known genetic risk due to BRCA1 and BRCA2 has shown that there is no increased risk for cancer in children. Therefore, there are no recommended interventions or special screening methods implemented during childhood. In addition, by choosing to test a child, a parent takes away that individual's right to decide whether, and when to receive this information. Legally someone can pursue genetic testing for BRCA1/2 mutations at age 18, but it is important to know that even at age 18, screening and follow-up recommendations will not change. This is because the cancer risks associated with BRCA1/2 rarely manifest before the late 20's or 30's. So at age 18, national guidelines show there is still isn't much to do even if a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation is present.
At age 25 however, things start to change for young women. Women who test positive for a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation generally start annual mammography, breast MRIs and breast exams at age 25. Therefore, some find this is an optimal time to consider testing. Young men are sometimes interested in pursuing genetic testing at later ages, since there is no screening that starts for men until later. However, some young men are interested in genetic testing to use in reproductive decision-making.
There is no "one size fits all" prescription for genetic testing. Genetic counseling allows each person to understand how they would be affected, and weigh the pros and cons of being testing based on their individual circumstances. Getting tested for a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation can be overwhelming at any age.
The good news is that there are now proven interventions to both lower cancer risk and optimize chances for early cancer diagnosis for those who are aware they carry this risk. Through the process of genetic testing, usually performed as a blood test, these genes can be examined. And, if a mutation in either BRCA1 or BRCA2 is discovered, women and men can take a proactive approach to preventive care and screening. Those who may already have cancer may receive personalized treatments based on those test results.
The Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act (GINA) was signed into law in 2008. This federal law makes it illegal to raise a person's rates, drop coverage, or deny access to health insurance based on genetic information.
For people who have tested positive for a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation, the first and foremost thing to do is give yourself time to come to terms with what these test results mean to you. When you feel you are able, it may be important to consider a strategy for sharing this personal information with relatives in order to provide them with potentially lifesaving information. Often relevant people in the family to tell include:
Discussing the presence of genetic risk for cancer with the family can sometimes raise challenging issues. Some people don't want to upset their relatives, feel it's not the right time to tell a relative or just don't know how to bring it up.
Find out how much your relative knows about the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutations. Be ready to share some general information about how BRCA1 or BRCA2 can affect someone's risk for developing certain kinds of cancer.
Start by sharing that you have been found to carry this genetic risk and that there are things family members can do to lower their own risk of cancer and improve their odds of early diagnosis.
You may suggest family members and friends get information for themselves from a qualified expert in cancer genetics. It's important to tailor your communication to the individual. You know best how a relative may react to this news.
Knowing about genetic risk for cancer informs someone about things they can do to improve their chances for good health. Knowing your genetic risk for cancer and family history can help you make informed decisions about screening, prevention and sometimes tailored treatments or therapies.
Sharing information about risk can be lifesaving. When you tell a family member about your increased genetic risk, you are empowering them to learn more about their own health and make their own informed decisions about health care.
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8 Mar 2012 2:08 PM #1
Editing the code in the code view
Hi ,
I'm not able to edit the code in the Design/code toggle when i move on to code view. can anyone help me with this pl
8 Mar 2012 2:15 PM #2
Add a Basic Function or Event Binding and edit them.Aaron Conran
8 Mar 2012 4:03 PM #3
Thank you but if i need to edit a container or a panel that i add in the design view , how would you do it
8 Mar 2012 4:05 PM #4
What would you like to edit in the container/panel?Aaron Conran
8 Mar 2012 4:07 PM #5
The BG color .. can i take the source code of the container examples and add instead of the container i created ?
8 Mar 2012 4:21 PM #6
You can set configurations via the property grid in the bottom right hand side. This should be done by adding a custom 'cls' configuration and then applying it via css.
If you need to implement custom overrides, you can create an override and do any custom behavior you need.Aaron Conran


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This week's KnitBits patterns were inspired by the Icelandic tradition of the 13 Yule Lads, mischievous tricksters who wreak havoc around the holidays.
While knitting the first of two Kertasnikir Boot Toppers, I didn't pay attention to the issue of yarn dominance. I trusted that blocking would work its usual magic and that the Geode colorwork would be more prominent. I'm always trying to improve my knitting diligence so I did some reading and decided to pay more attention on the second Boot Topper. You can TOTALLY tell, I'm completely sold on the importance of yarn dominance. ( In other words, if you knit with both hands, it matters which hand holds the CC!)
Has anyone ever learned from a knitting mishap? Can we blame the Yule Lads for all our knitting accidents?
Sharon S #
Do you find you have better results when holding the contrasting yarn in your dominant hand?October 17, 2008
Weird and interesting. I've never heard about yarn dominance, either, but then again, I haven't done much with colorwork. It is impressive what a difference it makes!October 17, 2008
When I knitted some Fair Isles designed by Marianne Isager she gave a hint to yarn dominance and I made some tests. It IS evident which yarn lies under or upper the other.
When I work Fair Isle patterns I make note which yarn I hold in which hand. Otherwise I would forget it every time I knit after a pause.
Thanks for pointing out this issue.October 17, 2008
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i love the yule lads and the fact that they all have their own special talent as far as miscief making!October 18, 2008


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Are there any interesting, important or (for the non physicist) astonishing examples where the recoil principle (as special case of conservation of linear momentum) is applied beside rockets and guns?
I am teaching physics in high school and was just wondering if there are any more interesting examples than the two textbook standard examples above.
I am not interested in examples which are not in the domain of macroscopic, classical physics like Mößbauer-effect or something like that.


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I have two different entries of data in two different spread sheets. One of the spread sheets uses a coordinate reference system that I have no idea what the units of measurement are. the properties of the shape file say the crs is +proj=longlat +datum=WGS84 +no_defs, however the data points show up off in the middle of nowhere. The other set of data is properly aligned to my map and using the same crs. Both sets of data were collected from a hand held gps which i no longer have access to. Is there some way for me to convert my data all at once to realign properly with my map? Or do I have to try using a different crs? Finally if I do use a new CRS will that not allow me to merge the layers or do types of statistical analysis?
How to find the proper coordinate reference system with two sets of data using different measurements or too convert one system into another
You can say something about the projection just by looking at the coordinates. If your coordinate values are within +-180 and +-90 (on one and the other axis) then you are dealing with geographic non projected coordinates where units of measurement are usually decimal degrees. If your coordinates have values from 0 to a few million, or zero to around half a million, you are probably dealing with projected coordinates in meters.
Since you probably added one layer with geographic and the other with projected coordinates, this means that if no projection information is taken into account, geographic coordinates would probably be (visually positioned) near 0,0 (because they are relatively small values compared to projected, but take note they are in different units!)
In qgis for example this is what you need to do... choose a projection/datum for your project and say for example: Okay, i ll view my data in geographic coordinates (not projected - EPSG: 4326), then in the other layer properties (which uses different projection) you need to set on the fly reprojection into 4326 reference system from the local projection. To do this you have to have an idea which projection that is. This is usually related to the area/country which the data covers; countries have their own projections, and even with countries that have multiple coordinate systems (because of their size) you should be able to determine quickly which of those corresponds to your data.
Hope this helps a bit.
PS: If you are using a spreadsheet or a csv, make sure you are not making a decimal point error for example; if data was saved on a system with different locale, which uses a comma instead of a dot for decimal point for example, you may be getting your errors from there.
Besides the coordinates there is also the Datum issue, choosing the wrong datum could lead to the "information is not where it is suppose to be" problem. Therefore, it would be helpful if you can know that also. In my country, Mexico, for instance, we have lat lon, Lambert conformal conic and UTM coordinate systems. Also INEGI (government mapping agency) uses NAD27, ITRF92 and ITRF2008 datums...


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FreeBSD offers Kdenlive through the ports collection. Unfortunately, FireWire and Webcam capture aren't supported yet; we hope to get them soon! You can track the status of the ports: MLT and Kdenlive.
Kdenlive depends on FFmpeg to manage your multimedia files. FreeBSD ships with two flavours of this software: stable and development snapshot. Kdenlive dependency defaults to the first one (
multimedia/ffmpeg), but you're invited to install
multimedia/ffmpeg-devel in place of it. If (and only if) you're using portupgrade, you need to specify the alternate dependency in
/usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf (
ALT_PKGDEP), or you will get a conflict; this is one of the reasons which made me choose not to depend on the development port (every other port is depending on
multimedia/ffmpeg at the moment), but things could change in the future.
Often, users complain about missing codecs while importing or exporting video and audio files: this depends on FFmpeg being installed without support for them. On FreeBSD it's rather easy to overcome this problem: just build FFmpeg from the ports, and remember that the more options you enable in the port configuration, the more codecs you'll be able to work with.
Consider yourself advised against using a package: with the default options you won't even get MP3 support.
Now you simply have to launch Kdenlive installation. You can choose between ports and packages.
This is the recommended way, since you can always get the latest version in the tree:
/usr/ports/UPDATING for eventual instructions related to MLT or Kdenlive;
# cd /usr/ports/multimedia/kdenlive && make install clean or
# portupgrade -N kdenlive or
# portmaster multimedia/kdenlive or
# portmanager multimedia/kdenlive.
If you want to avoid building Kdenlive and all its dependencies, you can use packages. You won't always get the latest version (here's a list of the available packages):
# pkg_add -r kdenlive or
# portupgrade -NPP kdenlive or
# portmaster -PP multimedia/kdenlive.
With portupgrade or portmaster you can use both ports and packages to install the latest version of the applications:
# cd /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/portupgrade or
# cd /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/portmaster;
# make install clean;
# portupgrade -NP kdenlive or
# portmaster -P multimedia/kdenlive.
Portupgrade, or portmaster, respectively, will install packages if they are up to date, otherwise it will build from the ports.


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How to find web hosting that meets my requirements?
Can you please mention here if you know any shared hosting providers who give option to get a dedicated IP? So far I know of one - Netfirms. Please list others if you know.
The reason why I am looking for such a thing is:
i) In most shared hosting plans, you end up getting better CPU/burst RAM than a VPS provided you don't abuse.
ii) Dedicated IP is good for SEO. For example, many times, you may get up getting an IP where some p*** sites are also hosted in shared hosting.


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22 Feb 2013 10:50 AM #1
Extra White Space
I build an animation that is on a stage that measures 768 x 1007, every time I view it on an ipad there is a lot of white margin on the right and bottom, how do you get rid of that so my animation is centered? Thanks for the help.
25 Feb 2013 4:22 AM #2
Hi anmartinez,
If you mean that the stage is simply too big and resulting in a lot of white space, try reducing the stage size under Properties -> General -> Dimension to something that fits the size of your animation better.
The rendering space available on the iPad Safari is 768 x 946 pixels in portrait mode and 1024 x 690 pixels in landscape mode. If you would like to have the animation fill the screen, you should try using these resolutions, depending whether you intend the animation to be viewed in landscape or portrait mode.
In your case, because the animation is a little different size than this, you can look into setting the viewport options in such way so the animation is zoomed properly on the iPad. To do this, you can add a viewport meta tag in the header of your exported html file. You can read more about setting the viewport here:
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In this artwork of the uterus, the green central structure is the pear-shaped uterus itself; the red part is the cavity of the uterus. The blue structures to either side are the fallopian tubes, which each have an ovary, seen in pink here, at the end.
Take the time in this first two weeks of your cycle, before you ovulate, to look at what you eat on a daily basis-if you and your partner (see Dads: your diet counts too) make some simple changes to your diet, it might just improve your chances of conception.
Use this opportunity to check your weight ie. your Body Mass Index (BMI) since a BMI of under 19 or over 24 could adversely affect fertility.
If you're overweight, excess fat tissue may affect your metabolism and hormones and you may not ovulate as regularly, or at all. If you need fertility treatment, the chances of success are also lower if you're overweight, because you may respond less well to the drugs that stimulate ovulation. Once you're pregnant, being overweight can also cause an increased risk of complications, decreasing the chance of carrying the pregnancy to full term.
Weighing too little when you're trying to conceive isn't healthy either. Pregnancy takes its toll on a woman's reserves, so a little stored fat is a good thing for mother and baby. Being seriously underweight can affect ovulation and make periods irregular or absent, and conception unlikely.
Your BMI when you conceive is also a good indication of how much weight you should gain once you're pregnant, so it's worth getting it checked at this point.
Your diet should include foods containing B vitamins. Take a pregnancy multivitamin if needed.
Regular exercise can increase your chances of conceiving by allowing your body to work at optimum levels. If you're fit and have a healthy lifestyle, you will reduce the level of toxins in your body and be less stressed, which makes it easier to conceive. Exercise will also regulate your energy and your blood-sugar levels, which assists the body in regulating the hormonal cycle-a key player in the reproductive process. Conversely, overexercising can adversely affect the ovulation process and make conception more difficult.
The guidelines for exercising at this crucial time of conception are to continue weight-bearing exercise, such as walking, running, or aerobics, for 30 minutes five times a week at a moderate intensity. It is important to listen to your body-moderate means exercising within a comfortable range, where the exercise isn't too hard but is pushing your body enough to feel the benefits.
Excerpted from Pregnancy Day by Day.
Copyright © 2008 Dorling Kindersley Limited.
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A case Barren County Sheriff's investigators have been working for over a year is now being called homicide. Last March, William Edward Stubblefield went missing, and last Friday, his body was discovered. An autopsy was performed, and it is determined that he died from multiple gunshot wounds to the head and chest from a .22 gun. A strange and eerie coincidence in the case is that Stubblefield would have turned 57 years old on the day his autopsy was performed.
Barren County Sheriff's Deputy Chris Eaton says, "We did a missing persons report in late March of 2003. So it's been over a year he's been missing."
Stubblefield's body was discovered last week by the new owner of the property. The man was plowing when he saw a boot fly in the air. When he backed up the bulldozer, he saw a more grisly sight - the matching boot with a leg bone still in it. He then called 911.
Eaton says, "Stubblefield was a dairy farmer. His cattle developed mastitis and he was advised to sell them for beef. Barren County sheriff's investigators say the possible motive for this shooting was to steal the cows."
Stubblefield is divorced, and his family lives in Tennessee. Not many people in Barren County knew him well.
Eaton says, "He was the kind of person when he came into a room he didn't really stand out; he wasn't very talkative. But if he walked into a room, you knew he was there, and he would talk if you initiated conversation.
Investigators say whoever is responsible for the shooting will be found.
Eaton says, "When it goes on for a while your emotions sink in. We got emotionally involved in it, and now that it is a homicide, it's stepped it up. Our stress is up a little more now. We're gonna do everything in our power to find and bring whoever did this dreadful thing to Mr. Stubblefield and to justice."
There is a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest of the person or persons responsible for Stubblefield's murder. Contact Barren County Sheriff's Department at (270)651-2771.


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I have a user that wants to use SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to run
SELECT statements. I don't want him to be able to modify data.
I can't regulate his permissions through Windows Authentication because his user account needs modify permissions for programs that we run.
I could create a separate Windows account for him with less permissions, however if he does not use this new account, he will be able to change data.
Does anyone else have this problem? Is there a simple solution?