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NFL unveils new Pro Bowl uniforms NFL unveils new Pro Bowl uniforms Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Audibles Break It Down, Divisional Round: Bruce Irvin vs. Atlanta's offensive line by Chris Burke Add Favorite Favorite Added Twitter Email Posted: Wed Jan. 9, 2013 Bruce Irvin has been a pleasant surprise as a pass rusher, but there are doubts about his ability as a complete end. (Kevin Casey/Getty Images)"This is Bruce (Irvin)'s opportunity. It's what we drafted him to play. We'll see how he does. We expect him to really play well as he steps up."Those are the words of Seattle head coach Pete Carroll from Monday, when he announced that standout defensive end Chris Clemons would miss the remainder of the playoffs with an ACL injury. The next man up is Irvin, a rookie out of West Virginia, who was a surprise pick at No. 15 overall during last April's draft.You can dig a little deeper into what a Clemons-for-Irvin switch on the Seattle line might mean for Irvin here.But what does that change-up do to the Seattle defense? And how might Atlanta be able to attack a Clemons-less front, in this weekend's NFC divisional round playoff game?The latest "Break It Down" tackles those questions ...Let's start with the basics: Here's a look at how the Seahawks lined up against the Redskins on the play that saw Clemons injure his knee. It was a 3rd-and-5 (a passing situation), so Clemons lined up on the right (red X), with Irvin (No. 51) at left end. Clinton McDonald (No. 69) and Greg Scruggs (No. 98) filled the inside spots.The players filling those tackle roles varied -- Brandon Mebane and Alan Branch saw plenty of action in pass-rushing situation, too -- but that, generally, is how the Seahawks tried to pair Clemons and Irvin. The benefit was that Pete Carroll could pick his spots with his athletic rookie, allowing him to do what he does best, which is get upfield on passing plays (Irvin's the X on the right in the photo below).Right after Clemons first went down Sunday, the Seahawks slid Irvin to his spot at right end. Immediately, the Redskins attacked that spot with a toss play that direction.Washington had a lot of success attacking opposite Clemons' spot on the line early, using the toss to Alfred Morris. With Clemons sidelined, Washington tested the waters off the other edge.Irvin has the X above. The Redskins started in their pistol look, with Darrell Young as a fullback and Morris behind Robert Griffin III. Tight end Logan Paulsen helped to seal the edge, where Morris headed.As for Irvin ...That's not so good.Matched up against left tackle Trent Williams, Irvin wound up being driven almost to the sideline, as Morris slipped inside him for a solid six-yard gain.This highlights the red flags for Irvin as an every-down player -- he has played only sparingly against the run this season and, while his sleek frame benefits him when he's pass rushing, it's a detraction on the ground.Now, how much of a problem will that be against Atlanta? Probably not as big a one as it could be against, say, San Francisco -- a team that prides itself on having a power run game. That said, Atlanta will still try to establish both Michael Turner and Jacquizz Rodgers. The Falcons' talented offensive tackle duo of Tyson Clabo and Sam Baker might make life difficult for Irvin and the Seahawks' front, too.After Irvin's initial difficulties on the right side of the defensive line, the Seahawks opted to move him back to his normal spot on the left -- here, on a 3rd-and-11, with Seattle using just a three-man line (Irvin, McDonald and Scruggs) and blitzing LB Bobby Wagner (No. 54).Will Seattle continue to use Irvin off the left edge this coming Sunday? Carroll said only that Irvin will start at the "Leo" spot -- a position in Carroll's defense reserved for a fast rusher, almost like a 3-4 outside linebacker.Irvin, as mentioned, has done a lot of his work from left end, but will the Seahawks try to play the matchups? Playing Irvin on the left means he'll deal with Clabo; on the right is Baker. Neither is a slouch, but Clabo, a 2010 Pro Bowler, may be the stiffer test of the two.The Falcons have had more success running the football behind Clabo, as well. According to Pro Football Focus, Atlanta averaged 4.8 yards per carry on run plays behind or wider than the right tackle spot (Clabo's); that number was 3.3 on similar carries the other direction.Clabo is more than capable of clearing space in the run game, as evidenced by the shot below, which shows Clabo clearing New Orleans' Cam Jordan as fullback Mike Cox eliminates Jonathan Vilma.One of the benefits for the Seahawks of keeping Irvin at left end is that it puts him in better position to deal with rollouts or scrambles -- Matt Ryan, as a righty, would prefer to head that direction for a pass outside the pocket.An Irvin sack of Griffin Sunday showed exactly why he's so lethal to the QB's throwing side.Washington lined up in the I, then motioned receiver Josh Morgan in behind the line. Morgan kept coming and tried to chop Irvin, as Griffin faked a handoff and rolled to his right.Irvin hopped over the Morgan block attempt, only to find Young waiting for him as a last line of RGIII protection. Irvin also managed to shed that block, then took down Griffin.Granted, a more mobile Griffin might have taken off (this play was the one that preceded Griffin's knee injury), but Irvin still showed off his incredible talents ... and Matt Ryan is not necessarily a scrambling quarterback.Here, for example, on a play against the Giants, Clabo wiped out Jason Pierre-Paul, giving Ryan a clear (and gaping) lane through which to scramble. Instead, Ryan slid a couple steps to his left, away from the Pierre-Paul rush, and fired downfield.No matter which side Irvin lines up on (or what Seattle chooses to do on the other end), the Falcons will vary their protections to add a little extra help for Matt Ryan.On the 3rd-and-9 below, Atlanta started with Ryan in the shotgun and Rodgers to his right. The Falcons then motioned Jason Snelling in to Ryan's left, giving the Atlanta QB a split-RB look in the backfield. Both Rodgers and Snelling then chipped the DE on their respective sides of the field, before releasing into pass patterns.There is little question that Atlanta will try to test Irvin early, especially in the run game. If he cannot hold up there, the Falcons might use more or Turner and Rodgers until the Seahawks counter.And in the passing game, Atlanta will have multiple options: rolling the pocket from Irvin, using a back to help block him, just letting Clabo or Baker go one-on-one. Because of that, not only does Irvin need to deliver a terrific performance Sunday, but so too does the rest of Seattle's line.Remember, not only is Irvin taking Clemons' spot in the lineup, but some other Seahawks player (Red Bryant, Scruggs, etc.) has to then fill Irvin's pass-rushing shoes in long-yardage spots. It is a huge challenge facing Seattle at the most important of times. If Irvin falls short Sunday, the Seahawks' defense could be in for a long day. More Audibles


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A: It is quite common for parents to "hire" an older sibling to watch over a younger one during a school holiday or when the regular babysitter is unavailable. Why not get both children involved in an organized activity such as swimming lessons, library time, YMCA--something that is close to home.
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I have been told that all major Catholic Churches contain within the alter a relic of a saint. Given that saints are not declared until long after the person in questions death, and many saint die in less then favorable conditions, how does the Church go about verifying and collecting relics?
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St. Maximillan Kolbe would be a good example of a saint whom we will never be able to identify any of his first degree relics, since he was burned in a Nazi concentration camp during world war II. However, there are many 2nd and 3rd degree relics.
The perfectly preserved body parts of lots of European saints aren't going to be transferred to the the Americas any time soon and we've got a lot of work to do to increase our output of saints.
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So, what do the liturgical books about the degree of relics for altars?
I skimmed over this liturgical book and you can skim it over yourself, but it doesn't say anything about the degree of the relics. It does however say that relics of martyrs are preferred and that only recognizable body parts can be placed in sight. Otherwise, they're put in a box (as a reliquary) under the altar. The altar must be fixed in place so that everyone knows that the relics are there.
I've got to remember to ask what we've got for a relic in my Parish. I hope someone remembers. Hopefully a priest will show up and give you a better answer.


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Some board games tend to have a lot of complex rules, and many also have several official variants. Sometimes the mechanics of a mobile device (iPhone, Android, iPad), make implementing some rules cumbersome. In these cases, do the mobile versions take liberties with how faithful of an adaptation they implement? Do they tend to also implement rule variations? When things are changed, are the changes generally received well, or do gamers, in general, feel let down by the changes?
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You are probably going to have to perform more research to find an answer to your question.
Yes, mobile application developers take liberties. I would guess that few mobile app developers implement variations, official or not. no one is going to waste development time on version 1 implementing a variant that might not be played. (but the only way to verify this would be to find all mobile apps for Boardgames and figure out which of those have game variations in physical form, then figure out what percentage of those have mobile app variants)
Are mobile apps that behave differently received well? Don't know. Do you know of a polling company that does this kind of research? Do you have a list of all liberal implementations of board games, such that a poll could determine that 50% or more of those games were received poorly/well?
I don't think your question can be answered without considerable effort.
As user1873 says, a full answer to this question would take a tremendous amount of research.
But I think the general rule is that many (most?) representations are perfectly faithful to the original rules or are clearly laid out as variants. The mobile versions of Chess, and Zombie dies are true to the rules. The mobile Go games can get slightly quirky for scoring for complicated board positions (deciding whether a shape is alive or dead), but the game play itself is true to the rules and the automated scoring as close to perfect as possible (many have a fallback of letting the humans decide).
As The Chaz points out even more modern games with complicated rules often have true-to-rules adaptations.
So in short, I suspect most adapations are true-to-original when they are amenable to being adaptabled and those that are simply not amenable to being adapted (pictionary? Charades?) are simply not adapter. There are certainly some exceptions, but I suspect they are just that.


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Dr. Gabrielson's lab has researched chromosomal changes in cancers, leading to the recognition that most cancers have an intrinsic instability of their genome. The lab has characterized chromosomal instability in breast cancer, recognizing that there are at least two different classes of breast cancers, based on different levels of instability. Those cancers with high levels of instability have mitotic spindle damage checkpoint defects, and the lab is investigating the possible role of known checkpoint genes in causing these defects.
The Gabrielson lab works on proteins that mediate cell-cell interactions or cellular metabolism is an extension of their work on gene expression and cancer classification. They have found that a significant number of proteins that mediate cell-cell communications (e.g., e-cadherin, connexins) have decreased expression in breast cancer and lung cancer. We are now undertaking investigations to determine the mechanism of the decreased expression and the functional significance of this decreased expression in the cancer cells. Altered expression of proteins that mediate cellular metabolism is interesting, not only because of implications regarding the pathogenesis of cancer, but also because of potential therapeutic opportunities.
The lab's gene expression and protein activation studies are finding that the alterations in cellular metabolism affect pathways for glucose metabolism as well as fatty acid metabolism. Recently, they found that a small molecule compound that inhibits the enzymatic function of fatty acid synthase is an effective treatment for mesothelioma xenografts, and they are further investigating this compound for treatment of lung cancer.
Selected Publications
- Gabrielson, E. Worldwide trends in lung cancer pathology. Respirology. 2006 Sep;11(5):533-538.
- Mao, T.L.; Hsu, C.Y.; Yen, M.J.; Gilks, B.; Sheu, J.J.; Gabrielson, E.; Vang, R.; Cope, L.; Kurman, R.J.; Wang, T.L.; Shih Ie, M. Expression of Rsf-1, a chromatin-remodeling gene, in ovarian and breast carcinoma. Hum Pathol. 2006 Sep;37(9):1169-1175.
- Singh, A.; Misra, V.; Thimmulappa, R.K.; Lee, H.; Ames, S.; Hoque, M.O.; Herman, J.G.; Baylin, S.B.; Sidransky, D.; Gabrielson, E.; Brock, M.V.; Biswal, S. Dysfunctional KEAP1-NRF2 interaction in non-small-cell lung cancer. PLoS Med. 2006 Oct;3(10):e420.
- Yuan, B.; Xu, Y.; Woo, J.H.; Wang, Y.; Bae, Y.K.; Yoon, D.S.; Wersto, R.P.; Tully, E.; Wilsbach, K.; Gabrielson, E. Increased expression of mitotic checkpoint genes in breast cancer cells with chromosomal instability. Clin Cancer Res. 2006 Jan 15;12(2):405-410.
- Lee, J.S.; Orita, H.; Gabrielson, K.; Alvey, S.; Hagemann, R.L.; Kuhajda, F.P.; Gabrielson, E.; Pomper, M.G. FDG-PET for pharmacodynamic assessment of the fatty acid synthase inhibitor C75 in an experimental model of lung cancer. Pharm Res. 2007 Jun;24(6):1202-1207.
- Orita, H.; Coulter, J.; Lemmon, C.; Tully, E.; Vadlamudi, A.; Medghalchi, S.M.; Kuhajda, F.P.; Gabrielson, E. Selective inhibition of fatty acid synthase for lung cancer treatment. Clin Cancer Res. 2007 Dec 1;13(23):7139-7145.
- Woo, J.H.; Li, D.; Wilsbach, K.; Orita, H.; Coulter, J.; Tully, E.; Kwon, T.K.; Xu, S.; Gabrielson, E. Coix Seed Extract, a Commonly Used Treatment for Cancer in China, Inhibits NFkappaB and Protein Kinase C Signaling. Cancer Biol Ther. 2007 Oct 13;6(12).
- Brock, M.V.; Hooker, C.M.; Ota-Machida, E.; Han, Y.; Guo, M.; Ames, S.; Glockner, S.; Piantadosi, S.; Gabrielson, E.; Pridham, G.; Pelosky, K.; Belinsky, S.A.; Yang, S.C.; Baylin, S.B.; Herman, J.G. DNA methylation markers and early recurrence in stage I lung cancer. N Engl J Med. 2008 Mar 13;358(11):1118-1128.
- Gabrielson, K.L.; Mok, G.S.; Nimmagadda, S.; Bedja, D.; Pin, S.; Tsao, A.; Wang, Y.; Sooryakumar, D.; Yu, S.J.; Pomper, M.G.; Tsui, B.M. Detection of dose response in chronic doxorubicin-mediated cell death with cardiac technetium 99m annexin V single-photon emission computed tomography. Molecular imaging : official journal of the Society for Molecular Imaging. 2008 May-Jun;7(3):132-138.
- Garrett-Mayer, E.; Parmigiani, G.; Zhong, X.; Cope, L.; Gabrielson, E. Cross-study validation and combined analysis of gene expression microarray data. Biostatistics. 2008 Apr;9(2):333-354.
- Moens, A.L.; Takimoto, E.; Tocchetti, C.G.; Chakir, K.; Bedja, D.; Cormaci, G.; Ketner, E.A.; Majmudar, M.; Gabrielson, K.; Halushka, M.K.; Mitchell, J.B.; Biswal, S.; Channon, K.M.; Wolin, M.S.; Alp, N.J.; Paolocci, N.; Champion, H.C.; Kass, D.A. Reversal of cardiac hypertrophy and fibrosis from pressure overload by tetrahydrobiopterin: efficacy of recoupling nitric oxide synthase as a therapeutic strategy. Circulation. 2008 May 20;117(20):2626-2636.
- Orita, H.; Coulter, J.; Tully, E.; Kuhajda, F.P.; Gabrielson, E. Inhibiting fatty acid synthase for chemoprevention of chemically induced lung tumors. Clin Cancer Res. 2008 Apr 15;14:2458-2464.
- Singh, A.; Boldin-Adamsky, S.; Thimmulappa, R.K.; Rath, S.K.; Ashush, H.; Coulter, J.; Blackford, A.; Goodman, S.N.; Bunz, F.; Watson, W.H.; Gabrielson, E.; Feinstein, E.; Biswal, S. RNAi-mediated silencing of nuclear factor erythroid-2-related factor 2 gene expression in non-small cell lung cancer inhibits tumor growth and increases efficacy of chemotherapy. Cancer Res. 2008 Oct 1;68(19):7975-7984.
- Song, H.; Shahverdi, K.; Huso, D.L.; Wang, Y.; Fox, J.J.; Hobbs, R.F.; Gimi, B.; Gabrielson, K.L.; Pomper, M.G.; Tsui, B.M.; Bhujwalla, Z.; Reilly, R.T.; Sgouros, G. An immunotolerant HER-2/neu transgenic mouse model of metastatic breast cancer. Clin Cancer Res. 2008 Oct 1;14(19):6116-6124.
- Sussan, T.E.; Jun, J.; Thimmulappa, R.; Bedja, D.; Antero, M.; Gabrielson, K.L.; Polotsky, V.Y.; Biswal, S. Disruption of Nrf2, a key inducer of antioxidant defenses, attenuates ApoE-mediated atherosclerosis in mice. PLoS ONE. 2008;3(11):e3791.
- Suzuki, H.; Toyota, M.; Carraway, H.; Gabrielson, E.; Ohmura, T.; Fujikane, T.; Nishikawa, N.; Sogabe, Y.; Nojima, M.; Sonoda, T.; Mori, M.; Hirata, K.; Imai, K.; Shinomura, Y.; Baylin, S.B.; Tokino, T. Frequent epigenetic inactivation of Wnt antagonist genes in breast cancer. Br J Cancer. 2008 Mar 25;98(6):1147-1156.
- Takahashi, K.; Miyashita, M.; Makino, H.; Akagi, I.; Orita, H.; Hagiwara, N.; Nomura, T.; Gabrielson, E.W.; Tajiri, T. Expression of Akt and Mdm2 in human esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Exp Mol Pathol. 2008 Dec 14.
- Balmanoukian, A.; Zhang, Z.; Jeter, S.; Slater, S.; Armstrong, D.K.; Emens, L.A.; Fetting, J.H.; Wolff, A.C.; Davidson, N.E.; Jacobs, L.; Lange, J.; Tsangaris, T.N.; Zellars, R.; Gabrielson, E.; Stearns, V. African American women who receive primary anthracycline- and taxane-based chemotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer suffer worse outcomes compared with white women. J Clin Oncol. 2009 Aug 1;27(22):e35-37; author reply e38-39.
- Sussan, T.E.; Rangasamy, T.; Blake, D.J.; Malhotra, D.; El-Haddad, H.; Bedja, D.; Yates, M.S.; Kombairaju, P.; Yamamoto, M.; Liby, K.T.; Sporn, M.B.; Gabrielson, K.L.; Champion, H.C.; Tuder, R.M.; Kensler, T.W.; Biswal, S. Targeting Nrf2 with the triterpenoid CDDO-imidazolide attenuates cigarette smoke-induced emphysema and cardiac dysfunction in mice. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2009 Jan 6;106(1):250-255.
- Takahashi, K.; Miyashita, M.; Makino, H.; Akagi, I.; Orita, H.; Hagiwara, N.; Nomura, T.; Gabrielson, E.W.; Tajiri, T. Expression of Akt and Mdm2 in human esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Exp Mol Pathol. 2009 Aug;87(1):42-47.
- Blake, D.J.; Singh, A.; Kombairaju, P.; Malhotra, D.; Mariani, T.J.; Tuder, R.M.; Gabrielson, E.; Biswal, S. Deletion of Keap1 in the lung attenuates acute cigarette smoke-induced oxidative stress and inflammation. Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol. 2010 May;42(5):524-536.
- Orita, H.; Coulter, J.; Tully, E.; Abe, M.; Montgomery, E.; Alvarez, H.; Sato, K.; Hino, O.; Kajiyama, Y.; Tsurumaru, M.; Gabrielson, E. High levels of fatty acid synthase expression in esophageal cancers represent a potential target for therapy. Cancer Biol Ther. 2010 Sep;10(6):549-554.
- Peterson, R.A.; Gabrielson, K.L.; Johnson, G.A.; Pomper, M.G.; Coatney, R.W.; Winkelmann, C.T. Continuing Education Course #1: Non-Invasive Imaging as a Problem-Solving Tool and Translational Biomarker Strategy in Toxicologic Pathology. Toxicol Pathol. 2010 Dec 8.
- Stoll, L.M.; Johnson, M.W.; Gabrielson, E.; Askin, F.; Clark, D.P.; Li, Q.K. The utility of napsin-A in the identification of primary and metastatic lung adenocarcinoma among cytologically poorly differentiated carcinomas. Cancer Cytopathol. 2010 Dec 25;118(6):441-449.
- Bhang, H.E.; Gabrielson, K.L.; Laterra, J.; Fisher, P.B.; Pomper, M.G. Tumor-specific imaging through progression elevated gene-3 promoter-driven gene expression. Nat Med. 2011 Jan;17(1):123-129.
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How do you respond to ありがとうございます and other ways of giving thanks? Are there any expressions similar to the English "You're welcome" or "No problem", or is it appropriate to not respond at all?
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The simplest one is 「いいえ」, "not at all". The next one up is 「どういたしまして」, "would do the same". Another one you may come across is 「とんでもない」, "don't mention it", or one of its more polite variants (replacing 「ありません」 or 「ございません」 as appropriate). There are even more polite responses, but as a 外国人 you will not be expected to have to worry about them.
It's the safe way to go but it' very long and can be viewed as a little too much for a simple "thank you" (this is still keigo)
Often pronounced as: いえいえ or いやいや as it is shorter
Japanese like to make sounds like this often. Can be used for very small things, like someone dropped a paper and you help picking it up. 「ん」with a smile works as well.
No problem.
No problem. (To use with いいえ for clarity?)
Often preceded by いいえ -> That's ok, no problem.
Often preceded by いいえ -> Lit. "That was an easy task". Very polite.
Lit. "I'll do the same next time" Very polite.
Often preceded by いいえ -> No, that's nothing.
Say that to a friend. "oh, it's OK". Simple and widely used.
If you need to say thank you also (thank you too)
Lit. "No need to be polite".
Often preceded by うん or おー. "Don't worry, don't mention it"
どう致しまして(どういたしまして) is one way. I tend to go with a simple nod and 'ん', myself. (I'm really bad at receiving 'thank yous' in both languages, though.)
Also, "no problem" = 問題ない(し) - (I personally add the し to soften it).
No one said two really common expressions: どうってことない and いいってこと, followed usually by よ ... Also any similar expression ( どうってことはない, どうと言うこともない, どうって言うことはない and so on...).
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Uline doubling Pleasant Prairie complex, adding 500 jobs
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Quick Scottie, get back to Wisconsin. We have a mic ready for you so you can take credit for the 500 jobs. Of course you have nothing to do with the recent plant closings and job reductions at other companies, only job gains.Hide replies
sounds like something a dumbacrat would say..........sore loser
JC, Mr. Mittens... These are crappy paying jobs and most not full time. But, they are jobs, right? Wrong.
Mr. Walker is bringing the wrong kind of jobs to this state.
40 hrs @ $10/hr > 0 hrs @ $20/hr
Something the left just quite comprehend.
How close is he to the magic number?
Not dumbacrat, just plain stupid. Stupidity is what happens when you dwell on something and can't get over it.
Quick, lizard, say something useless
Speaking of losers, I didn't see you girls commenting on the 90 GE jobs
( along with another 100plus jobs at other WI companies) losses in yesterdays JS, all having your nails done?
No, it's gardening season - I skip the manicures when I know I'll be digging in dirt.
BTW - what was the reason for GE needing to eliminate 90 positions over the next few years? Anybody? Anybody? Bueller?
The ACA, that's right. Because of the uncertainty in the medical field, and the taxes associated with the ACA, orders for durable medical goods are down, resulting in lower demand, and therefore, fewer jobs.
Thanks Iggy.
BTW - "girls" is misogynistic because it infantilizes women.
Why do you hate women, Mr. Ig?
Mr Iguanna - Perpetrating the left's war on women.....
I see Cupcake and LG have put their thinking caps on.
My name is Cubcake, you bullying jerk.
I see bing has no real comment on the article as usual......just an attack and blame game.
Hysterical. I know that the fly buzzing around this room is also because of AHA. So because of the AHA act and more people with insurance, GE is laying off employees. Me thinkest you are making this up.
It was in yesterday's article Iggy - but the JS has edited the article and added layoffs from several other companies, where information on the lowered demand for durable medical goods had been. Why would they do this? Covering up for their side, perhaps?
Luckily West Side Willis snagged the quote:
WestSideWillie - Yesterday at 11:13 PM - Report Abuse
General Electric is telling its investors that Obamacare is to blame for recent losses in the company's health care division.
"Hospitals and clinics appear to be delaying purchases and responses to the ACA [Affordable Care Act]," stated GE senior vice president and CFO Jeffrey S. Bornstein in the company's first-quarter earnings call.
Wow - GE blaming Obamacare for losses?
...to think that Immelt is Obama "Jobs Czar", too. Wonder that if that relationship changes.....
Hysterical. And what was Bornstein supposed to say? We missed our mark because of us?
Iggy must be exhausted from those hysterical laughing attacks he's been having all day. Or he must have passed out after he finished off his daily box of wine.
His Messiah, Elitist King WORST PRESIDENT EVER Barry Obama had Immelt as a jobs czar to try to figure out how to create more American jobs. As Iggy is so fond of saying, Hysterical!
GE is one of the biggest job outsourcers in the country, yet clown Obama thought he was bringing in an expert on how to create jobs here. I'm sure he had a nice taxpayer funded flight and accommodations in Washington.
Then Iggy tries to blame GE jobs leaving on Gov. Walker... Laugh delusional clown...Laugh.
This is Obama's fault!Hide replies
your fearless leader has a few problems of his own, doesnt he.
Great on the jobs. Now if they were only more than $10 an hour...Hide replies
You imply that they're $10 jobs. Show a citation or shut up.
It's a new headquarter building. Use some common sense - these are career positions.
Somebody above said, "40 hrs @ $10/hr", however, a cite was not provided by somebody...
Great news, that part of the state needs all of the help it can get.Hide replies
Why is it that sometimes I want to pat you on the back and other times I want to wring your neck?
Because I am not a partisan hack.
Life is all about balance, if you paddle the boat on the right side exclusively, you go in circles.
Thanks Governor Walker for making this state suitable for growth!
Than you Scott Walker for the cheap real estate located next to I94 that is close to the Chicago Metro area.
You are a true hero.
If you're going down that route, then we should thank all the Illinois demmies for making their state a tax hell sewer that makes Kenosha look like a garden spot.
what would we do here without captain obvious and his brilliant posts.
How much money is it costing the state for these jobs? How much per job?Hide replies
Read the article, then report the findings back here.
mc, a bit lazy??
"The privately held company accepted over $6 million in incentives and aid from Wisconsin in order to build the $100 million distribution center and company headquarters."
Wrong, COol. Here's the pertinent info:
Uline is spending around $100 million on the expansion, which will not receive public funding, the announcement said.
This $100,000,000 expansion will bring 500 jobs to the state, and is not using any public funding.
If you consider the initial move, which used $6,000,000 in public funding (or 3% of the two project totals) we're down to $2000 per job for each of the 1500 jobs.
Assuming those average out to $50k jobs, we'll recoup the money in income tax in 8 months.
$18.6 million?
Ever notice how we never hear a "PEEP" from Gov. Walker when Wisconsin loses 500 / 800 / or 1500 jobs.Hide replies
Why should he say something his critics jump to the conclusion and provide the statements.
Because he is our employee.
We've got you to bloviate on things like that.
Funny how we never hear from the Mary Burkes of the world when jobs are ADDED in the state.....
ever notice that dems never hold their governors to the same standard they hold guv walker? wonder why?
dump, what would you like him to say? Today we have lost xx jobs? Like that would do any good.
Pot, meet kettle.
Notice Burke is trying to claim credit...lol. She's sending her jobs to China.
In a few months you will read this in Politifact. "Wisconsin needs to create 140,000 jobs next month for the Governor to reach his number one campaign promise".Hide replies
Only if PF is a hack for the left.....Most people can do math and know the 250K number will not be met. The actual promise was what thou CPB?
Come now repeat it verbatim and really comprehend what it means.
What did Walker promise? He promised to get gov't out of the way of job creators.
Why is Uline expanding? Because Wisconsin is business-friendly and got out of the way of job creators.
"Business friendly" = giving away millions in taxpayer money to fund corporate welfare for millionaires and billionaires
Sounds like you're describing "green" energy "investments", chuckie......
chuckie....You do realize Governor Doyle gave Merc and Quad over 10 times the amount provided to Uline.
Merc gets 470M Quad got half that $46M
Guess in your mind it all depends on the party they are associated with.
@chuckie Like Milwaukee County was doing to help out Boston Store?
Huh - I guess Dems do it, too.....
Illinois - 230,000 jobs
Wisconsin - 103,000 jobs
IInvader - go read the article.
Illinois population ; 12.8 million
Wisconsin population 5.7 million
Data is more useful when taken in context.
Minnesota - 157,000 jobs
Minnesota population 5.3 million
Wisconsin gained 10,000 more jobs in the last 12 months than Minnesota did. Minnesota actually lost jobs in April. They have 3900 fewer jobs than at the end of 2013.
How is WEDC giving out money to ULINE "getting out of the way" of business?
I personally think it was a good investment, but the gov didn't exactly get out of the way.
Seriously? You don't even bother to READ the article and you want us to spoon feed your weak little intellect?
Ok, here:
"Uline is spending around $100 million on the expansion, which will not receive public funding, the announcement said." Read that slowly, NO PUBLIC FUNDING.
"We are lucky to have a state that supports the spirit of entrepreneurship that our family and company thrive on," company co-founder Elizabeth Uihelin said, in a statement....
"Uline's expansion is an example of the results of lower taxes and less government spending to spur job growth, Walker said."
EDUCATED WORKFORCE (you'll have to go find that quote yourself).
invader is paid poster to keep the conversation going....No facts just questions that have a little to do with the article and then divert when you actually catch him/her in a spot that s/he was wrong on.
GImme a break. You are on this site always. Same could be said about you.
Why do liberals hate job creators?Hide replies
I'd ask the same thing of righties every time they throw a hissy fit over Mary Burke
What jobs has Mary created in the US lately? Heck she lost jobs as the Department of Commerce Secretary under Doyle.
Walker sold computer warranties for a few months in college, part time. We should ask him.
Walker giving away $80million to "job creators" that didn't create anything is proof of the "trickle down" economics lasting effects.
As opposed to that trillion of "stimulus" that didn't create anything......
Actually Walker worked for IBM and the Red Cross. His resume actually has dates that don't change...unlike Burke's.
Red Cross is an NGO, might as well work for the government.
I see invader never answered the question about What jobs has Mary created?
@ mr Iguanna...funny the entire country shrank 1% of last quarter growth
wise..I guess all that free easy money is not working after all from Obama/sugardaddy...
Meanwhile, Wisconsin's tax receipts (a nice surrogate for the economy) are only .2% behind last year, despite a drop in withholding rates.
3.26 million jobs; unemployment 6.7% since "stimulus"
Guess that's why the economy has just taken off then....
Oh wait.....
How many people dropped out of the workforce fj?
Mr. Ig...Did you even read the liberal leaning Citizen Action of Wisconsin report where they talked about WEDC and the $80M the agency spent in the 2011-12 fiscal year on grants, loans and tax credits, as well as assistance to businesses, local governments and other organizations.
You know the report that identified the number of jobs projected to be created for the dollars spent.
Uline is a top notch company, I have a large order from them showing up today. Thank you Walker for creating the business climate both Uline and myself want to be apart of.Hide replies
Hysterical. Sure you do. How coincidental!
Yes we do, we order from Uline at least once a week.
I order from Uline monthly. It is the primary source for our corrugated used to ship our products. I also purchase labels and other incidentals, but corrugated is the majority of our orders. One day shipping. Order Tuesday, arrived Wednesday.
iguanna....Why would someone lie about ordering from Uline?
Who knows, liberals have mental issues. Our business is internet retail, no shipping no business. No shipping supplies, no business. Uline has provided us the tools and support to grow, their sales staff is amazing and you always get product the next day free of charge.
Read the next sentence. It's all BS Walker promotion. Who thanks a Governor for ordering boxes? And it just happens to be a day the company is in the news. Give me a break.
You're so disillusion. As stated we order form Uline all the time, so if there in the news it's a great chance we just ordered from them. As a successful business they have more than one customer there blue fister.
The article clearly states why Uline and businesses like myself appreciate this business friendly climate that Walker has created, and why we can still accomplish growth in this terrible Obama economy.
They moved out of MN to be in WI. They moved out of IL to be in WI. Walker has a huge part in that. Suck on it.
Hysterical. They moved to Wisconsin and Walker has a huge part of that? Uline opened their new Corporate Office while Jim Doyle was Governor.
Your reading comprehension is just as expected, terrible. I never thanked Walker for ordering boxes.
Cody....You have to forgive IGGY...his eyes do not see well when the light of comprehension hits them
Hysterical. Of course they moved to Wisconsin to be in Wisconsin, unless they were lost. What a bozo.
Before you start criticizing anyone's reading comprehension, I'd suggest you work on your grammar skills. In your first post you said that Walker created a business climate that you wanted to be "apart" of. Sorry due, in this usage it is "a part," two words.
Also, "Uline and myself," should be "Uline and I."
That's all you got lefty? Resorting to objectionable grammar to change the subject? Typical blue fister.
Good news, but we need a lot more, especially given the commitment to 250k jobs in WI.Hide replies
liberals still have issues with comprehension of what the actual promise was from Walker....
What was it? I can comprehend most anything. Seems he put it out there that as a result of his strategy that there would be 250k jobs created during his term in office. Did I get that wrong?
He actually stated he would get Government out of the way to create the 250K jobs.
He has jobs coming in with newer companies better than Doyle did with his policies......are they coming at a pace to meet 250K...NO.
Reason...the economy is still a mess and uncertain. Companies are not expanding unless they have to or find it economically beneficial to move based on tax breaks that will improve their bottom line.....
We also have Obama shooting a hole in the hull of our economic ship - increasing taxes on the middle class, Obamacare, war on coal, etc. All things that harm the already precarious economy.
But Wisconsin added 54,100 jobs in the last 12 months despite those "headwinds".
Nonsense. Companies expand because of demand. It has nothing to do with taxes. Your foolish comprehension comment about liberals, what don't you understand about Walker promising an environment to create 250k jobs? He got his way and the State is a joke for it.
Demand.....Must be why companies are flooding into Texas out of California ,right Iguanna? Couldn't POSSIBLY be lower taxes.....
Iguana, tell that to Valeant and Pfizer.
Here are a few more companies that didn't agree with Iguana.
Helen of Troy
Triton Energy
Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI)
Tyco International
Santa Fe International
Fruit of the Loom
Gold Reserve
White Mountain Ins.
Transocean Offshore
PXRE Group
Applied Power
Everest Reinsurance
R&B Falcon
Foster Wheeler
Global Marine
Cooper Industries
Noble Corporation
Weatherford Int'l
Seagate Technology
Stanley Works (aborted)
Tyco International
Tyco Electric, a Tyco spin-off
Foster Wheeler
Transocean Offshore
Weatherford Int'l
ACE Limited
Noble Corporation
Covidien, a Tyco spin-off
Fordham GBA
Cooper Industries
Seagate Technology
Aon Corporation
Jazz Pharmaceuticals/Azur Pharma
Alkermes/Elan Corp
Rowan Companies
DutchCo, a Sara Lee spin off
Global Indemnity
Activis/Warner Chilcott
Publicis Groupe SA/Omnicom Group
Applied Materials/Tokyo Electron
But what do all those companies know, Lizard Breath has it figured out.
You're a clown. When HD talked about moving to another State , Wisconsin taxes were not even a consideration. Companies moving to Texas is a problem for California? Tell that to California. They have the most robust economy in the US.
Ok, so how is my point show non comprehension. He put in place a strategy to get government out of the way and thus the state would have 250k new jobs.
I am not concerned about Doyle, he is not governor, Walker is, and either his get government out of the way strategy to create 250k jobs in his term is going to happen or it is not.
Pretty simple to measure since he gave a precise number, right?
Walker fixed what wasn't broke. Anyone can do that. That's why his "Policies" have had a negative effect on the State economy.
Hey Iguanna.....Obama fixed what was not broke to and really broke this time...The entire Foreign policy, and health care all in two terms....
And how is that search for WMD coming along?
Iggy...>Do you have short attention spans..>WMDs were found but of course you must have missed those days.....
No they were not. Anything that was found were inert because they were so old. Not exactly the same as yellowcake uranium. Don't lie.
Maybe you should tell George W Bush (worst President in US History) you found WMD. He admitted there were none.
Repubs to your original statement of"Good news, but we need a lot more, especially given the commitment to 250k jobs in WI."
My bad for thinking this a slam on Walker and his 250K pledge, based on the name and numerous other comments from you and others from the left?
I admit freely and have numerous times the last year or so, the State will not make the 250K and it was stupid for a hard number to be set by a politician in today's culture of literal accountability only for criticism.
We can count numerous promises by both sides of the aisle and you do not care about it at this time....However to not comprehend the State is better off now than under the past administration is really blind.
Two things to Star and Cubcake, Obama has nothing to do with this article, so why bring him up? In fact, the comment folks from JS frown on what they call "hijacking the thread".
The story is about a Wisconsin company hiring, that is a good thing, but there has not been any where near what is needed, and their is no denying that the Governor connected himself to a 250k new jobs in his term, regardless of how you want to create semantics around the wording of it.
yeah repubs JS frowns so much they let some here run off at the thread on personal attacks and blaming with nothing else said..... LMAO.
As far as Obama being used why is it that when a Democrat gets in trouble they can use a Republican as a perfectly good bad example. Yet when the shoe is on the other foot they Democrats complain.....
A little hypocritical don't you think?
Why bring Obama in? Because the 250,000 job goal was razzed by the Dems as "inevitable" as soon as the economy recovered. Why hasn't the economy recovered? Captain Obama shooting holes in the bottom of the boat.
Star, also, you may see me slam other posters that make ignorant statements, but if you look back I don't slam politicians, that is childish, they are too easy of a target.
Repubs..>Do not slam personally on politicians only policies which really make no sense like the EPA one announced....
The stated goal of the EPA policy is a good one, reducing emissions, they are just doing it in a stupid way. Germany is building dozens of coal plant with planned expansion through 2050. Their new Cologne plant is a marvel of high tech low carbon emission coal producing plant. It is a long term, large scale provider as they have come to realize that though as a country they have the most solar capacity of any country in the world, it only supplies 3% of their needs.
Obama war on coal is ignorant policy. Reducing emissions insn't.
- Pabst Brewing opens satellite office at former Pabst brewery
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Hamburger Mary's moving to La Perla site
Aviation and aerospace center proposed for Milwaukee
Oracle buying 'cloud' business software provider NetSuite
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Volkswagen retakes spot as world's largest automaker
Expansion in India is paying off for Amazon
U.S. homeownership rate drops to lowest Since 1965
Gearbox Express raises $1.5 million
Railroads might have to let rivals use their tracks
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Council rejects apartment high-rise behind Goll House
A proposed $55 million 27-story apartment tower for Milwaukee's east side has been rejected by the Common Council.
Check the Milwaukee Assessor's Office website, which includes tools to look up property assessments.
Find property assessments for other communities throughout the state at AssessorData.org.
The Milwaukee Department of City Development website includes information on the city Plan Commission and Redevelopment Authority.
The Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin offers information on commercial realtors and real estate.
The Milwaukee chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management serves the needs of real estate management professionals
The Wisconsin chapter of the NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association aims to serve developers and owners of commercial real estate.
The Land and Space blog was recognized by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers in the blog category for dailies with circulation between 200,000 to 500,000.
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In Lubuntu 12.04, what is the best method to upload pics from my Canon Powershot A520-A510 camera? Do I need to install an app? If so, which app do you recommend. I am new to Linux, and presently settled on Lubuntu.
First, I would install the lightweight photo manager called gThumb. You can install it by pasting the following code into your terminal.
Second, you will need to connect your camera to the computer. There are a few ways to do this, depending on your camera.
You should see a pop-up that appears after you complete the connection above. Chose the gThumb option.
Finally, follow the import steps/options given by gThumb. Be sure your folder destination is your
If you did not see a popup when you connected your camera, the alternative way is to open gThumb and chose the import option (File -> Import From -> Removable Device)
You will again have upload options.
Finally, there are other options instead of gThumb that you may like. Here are four more standard options. I like gThumb because it fits Lubuntu's philosophy: (1) Lightweight and (2) Minimalist.
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From http://www.markforster.net/blog/2011/2/10/rules-for-superfocus.html:
SuperFocus is a very simple but effective method of processing your work. You write everything you have to do in a long list in a notebook. As you think of more things you add them to the end of the list.
Then you start at the beginning of the list and keep circulating round the first page, working on the tasks until you have worked on as many as you want to. Then you move on to the next page and do the same. Once you have got to the end of the list, you go back to the beginning, and start again at the first page.
I like the list-based approach to decision on tasks. What software could I use that'd be best adapted or has already built-in support for SuperFocus?


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I m wondering how many of you think it's best from a project management point of view to have a single UX designer leading the design vision of a project. There could be other UX designers on the project helping the lead but do you think a project which has multiple UX design leads performs better than a individual design lead?
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I am reading a book that says that the density of air is approximately $D = 1.25 e^{(-0.0001h)}$, where h is the height in meters. Why is Euler's number $e$ used here? Was a differential equation used in deriving this formula?
It's actually a surprisingly straightforward differential equation. If you assume that the acceleration due to gravity $g$ doesn't change with altitude (a good approximation if the atmosphere is thin compared to the radius of the earth), Bernoulli's relation tells you the change in the pressure $P$ with height $h$: $$ \frac{dP}{dh} = -\rho g$$ Meanwhile the pressure and the density are also related by the ideal gas law $$ PV = NRT $$ or $$ P = \rho \frac{RT}{M} $$ where $M$ is the mass of one mole of the gas. If you're willing to neglect the changes in temperature $T$ and mean molar mass $M$, you can differentiate with respect to height and find \begin{align} \frac{dP}{dh} = \frac{d\rho}{dh} \frac{RT}M &= -\rho g \\ \frac{d\rho}{dh} &= -\rho \frac{gM}{RT} = -\frac{\rho}{h_0} \end{align} This is the classic differential equation for an exponential.
If I use nice round numbers $R=8\,\mathrm{\frac{J}{mol\cdot K}}$, $T=300\,\mathrm K$, $M=30\,\mathrm{g/mol}$, $g=10\,\mathrm{m/s^2}$, I get a scale height of 8000 meters, different from your textbook's approximation of $10^4$ meters by about 20%.
You can rearrange the terms to have any constant as the base of the exponent:
$D = 1.25 e^{(-0.0001h)}$
$= 1.25 (e^{0.0001})^{-h}$
$= 1.25 (2^{\frac{0.0001}{ln 2}})^{-h}$
$\approx 1.25 (2^{0.00014})^{-h}$
$= 1.25 \times 2^{(-0.00014h)}$
Euler's constant appears naturally in phenomena where the spatial gradient of a quantity (or rate of change with time) is proportional to the quantity itself: $$\frac{\mathrm{d}X}{\mathrm{d}x} = X/x_0$$ ($x_0$ determines the strength of the proportionality, and keeps units straight.)
The solution of this differential equation is $$X=X_o e^{x/x_0}$$ $X_0$ sets the "vertical" scale: it's the value of $X$ at $x=0$. Air density turns out to behave this way. If you want more detail, you should amend the question, or start a new question!


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A Day Of Transitions For Everyone!
- Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius has removed her name from Cabinet consideration. [The Hill]
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It's not every month that we get to discuss a new issue of Ethan Rilly's Pope Hats, but here we are. This month, AdHouse is releasing Pope Hats 3 and giving readers a chance to enjoy the latest in the unique lives of law clerk Frances Scarland and her pal Vickie (among many other distinctively engaging characters).
In an interview with Robot 6, the Toronto-born/Montreal-based storyteller talks about his view on creating covers, the impact of winning a 2008 Xeric Grant, and his inclusion of the late, great Spalding Gray in his latest issue. As much as I enjoyed reading Issue 3, as a longtime fan of Gray's writing, I was apoplectic when I found Rilly had worked him into a strip in the latest Pope Hats installment.
Tim O'Shea: First off, a little historical perspective. Last year the Xeric Grants came to an end for comics. You won a Xeric Grant back in 2008. How instrumental was the grant to getting Pope Hats off the ground?
Ethan Rilly: It seems like 10 years ago … Of course it was a great help. It covered printing and shipping costs for the first issue. I can't say at that point I knew exactly what I wanted to do with the series as a whole, but the seeds were there, and the grant definitely helped get the ball rolling. It's rare as a cartoonist to receive any financial support for this type of personal work, so I was fortunate. I sometimes do freelance illustration and I get a taste of things going in the other direction—bending your creative energies toward a pre-established need. Doing your own weird exploratory thing is always best.


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Could someone give me a nice detailed proof of this result from a textbook? I want to use it to investigate Stark-Heegner theorem.
Let $n \geq 3$ be an integer.
Suppose that $n$ is odd. Show that if $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{−n}]$ is a UFD, then all solutions of the equation $y^{2} + n = x^{2}$ have the property that $n$ divides $y$.
Conclude that $\mathbb{Z}[\sqrt{−n}]$ is not a UFD.
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Every time I go camping and it starts to rain, I can't sleep anymore because the raindrops that fall on the tent causes a really loud and annoying sound. Is there any technique or tool to avoid or at least decrease that sound?
To me it's one of those sounds that can be soothing initially, but start to grate on you after hearing it for hours. You could try ear plugs. I don't wear them because I like being able to hear my surroundings, but I often see people camping with mp3 players, so not everyone appears to feel the need to be aware of their surroundings!
I usually throw a tarp above my tent. (an additional tarp, not the one that comes with most modern tents). I find that it usually muffles the sound of the rain. You will definitely still hear but not as intense. They are relatively cheap too ($15+ CDN).
Sometimes just choosing the location of your tent can make a huge difference in the amount of rain it receives. For example, you can protect it by placing it under thick foliage, or near a cliff if the wind is in the right direction.
I would throw some type of foliage over the tent, to "break" the fall of the rain... so long as your tent is strong enough to support the weight!
Sometimes if you just can't stand the sound of nature, an mp3 player or other source of noise that you CAN stand may work.


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WEIRTON - Brittany Mills and Richard Budney Jr. were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 22 at St. Paul's Church in Weirton with the Rev. Larry Dorsch officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Munch and Dineen Mills of New Cumberland. The groom is the son of Richard and Linda Budney of Weirton.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Budney Jr.
Shannon Herron served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Deanna Bellville, Marcy Maple, Mayghan McPherson, Teresa Snider, Rachel Brown, Danielle Six and Kirsten Hiles.
Brian Budney, brother of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Nicco Mills, Noah Mills, Steve Fogle, Duane Frazier, Doug Frazier, Jason Williamson and Doug Minder.
The flower girl was Isabella Hiles, cousin of the bride, and the ring bearer was Seth Hiles, cousin of the bride.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Serbian American Cultural Center in Weirton. The couple honeymooned at Sandals, Montego Bay, Jamaica.
The bride is a 2004 graduate of Oak Glen High School and a 2009 graduate of West Virginia Northern Community College with an associate degree in respiratory therapy. She is employed by UPMC Presbyterian as a respiratory therapist.
The groom is a 2001 graduate of Madonna High School, a 2006 graduate of West Virginia University with a bachelor of science degree in exercise physiology and 2008 graduate of Wheeling Jesuit University with a doctorate in physical therapy. He is employed by Elite Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, Weirton Medical Center and at Genesis Healthcare as a physical therapist.
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9 Dec 2010 8:20 AM #1
panel stacking collapsibles items
I new to ext and I was wandering if you can do this.
I have a problem with the extjs file i am trying to create. Main panel is set to region west. This panel has items. First is a treePanel set to region center. As for the other items I would like to set them to center aswell and to stack a bit like an accordion layout. The reason I dont want to use accordion is to use the collapsible behavior instead.
Is there a way to set multiple items on the same region and make them stack?
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Are you getting your emails?
every since this latest form of woot has errupted i do not get the emails i am signed up for. i have submitted numberous beta feedback requests to get it fixed. i have chatted with mods in the forums, and with tech people in the chat rooms. they all agree there is a bug in the system. i do get the emails if i subscribe to a question/deal, and i do get the daily email (thanks to all who fixed those two for me). however i am supposed to get the mentions of me emails. i have submitted screen shots showing my side says i am supposed to get them, but still nothing. i scroll thru days old atc and see me mentioned asking for answers that i never knew were there. all i can hope for anymore is that maybe this might get someone in power's attention.
so: are you getting the emails you are signed up for?
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As far as I know I get all of mine. I don't understand why yours aren't coming, unless there may be some glitch on your end.
I generally get my emails, but sometimes they are delayed or don't arrive at all. The ones that I don't get are on deals I post or questions I ask - I get most of the responses, but sometimes not all of them. But since they are my deals/questions and I don't have that many to watch I don't miss things on them. I might be missing other things, but I am really missing them then.
emails. yep, porn, millions of dollars left to me by my nigerian uncle who was killed in a tragic coal mine accident, omaha stakes, job offers to be a CDL driver, and 2 monkeys talking about nonsense.
@moosezilla: I thought we got that fixed. Hmmmmm.
Try unsubscribing from everything and then log out. Log back in and resubscribe. Let me know how that goes. If you still have problems, PM me with what you are subscribed to and what you are/aren't getting. I'll follow up with development.
Also, clear out your temps/cache just for grins.
I have been doing what @thunderthighs: suggests, with good results. Every once in a while, i will notice I am not getting my emails when mentioned, and this always fixes it. But it does seem to crop up occasionally.
I believe I've been getting mine just fine, the daily digest is usually there in the morning when I get up. There's a little delay when people name me in a response, but I do get those too eventually.
I've been getting my mentions, since some early issues. Hope they get your issues worked out soon.
I haven't been getting any of my deals.woot emails. If I subscribe to any deal, if I subscribe to my own deal as I'm posting it, or any questions in the community. Not a single one. Been happening since the update. I've just been living with it. :-(
I'm going to click the "email me when someone..." box underneath the box I'm currently typing in. Guarantee I don't get any emails from replies to this question.
I haven't noticed any email problems, but my ability to post from mobile devices has been glitchy again lately. I think it was yesterday that I nothing I posted, deal or comment, would process. No matter how I clicked the "submit" button, it was dead from my iPhone or DH's iPad. Related to your problem?
@firebirdude: Check the email on your account and make sure it's correct.
Then try what I mentioned above. Unsubscribe completely and log out of your account. Then log back in and resubscribe.
There were some issues a while back that required a code fix. It would be best to unsubscribe/resubscribe to sync up with those changes.
@thunderthighs: @rabidmonkeyoncrack:
thank you both. it seems to be working at least for now. i appreciate it. don't understand why it didn't work when i tried it all the other times, but i take what i can get. THANK YOU
@thunderthighs: Thanks for your response. My email address on the account is correct. Plus I get invoice emails from Woot when I make a purchase just fine. However, I went ahead and changed the email address Woot has anyway (I have many several email addresses I check regularly).
I'm not subscribed to any of the daily Woot mailings, as I'm on Woot every single morning anyway. I went ahead and clicked "unsubscribe from all" under my account settings. Logged out. Logged back in. So we'll see.
@firebirdude: Make sure you go back and subscribe to Deals.Woot & Local.Woot Mentions if you want to get those emails.
@thunderthighs: Just an update, it's still not working. I am subscribed to deals.woot mentions and I also check the little subscription boxes whenever I post in a deal/question. Ever since the Woot update, no mas. I have also ensured Woot's emails are not just going into my email's spam folder. And like I said, I get emails from purchases just fine. Das broken.
@firebirdude: They did some playing with it. Let me know if you don't receive some now.