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14 Nov 2012 8:28 PM #1
Answered: OK, so I'm a dummy. Simple MVC Help Please!
Back in ST 1.0, I had a great interface that I developed for my Capstone project. Everything worked wonderfully, and I was good to go. Fast forward to a year later, and I am attempting to make a similar, simple interface for a local non-profit organization. However, ST 2.0 has been released, and a number of significant changes have been made. Unfortunately, those changes have confused me, and I've gotten stuck in a rut that I'm not sure how to solve.
Basically, so far I have a simple interface, where the user accesses a homepage (tabpanel), with various different pages (tabs) that he or she can navigate too. I'm only working on the first page so far, which has a backend model / store / view, that takes a set of data from a backend database, returns it in JSON form, parses, and displays on the page. So far, so good. And it's been working!
However, I'm running into a problem where I'm getting the following warning:
[WARN][Anonymous] [Ext.Loader] Synchronously loading 'Blue.store.Animals'; consider adding 'Blue.store.Animals' explicitly as a require of the corresponding class
Unfortunately, I may ALSO get the following error in addition to the warning:
Uncaught Error: [ERROR][Ext.data.Store#setModel] Model with name "Blue.model.Animals" does not exist.
Due to the fact that refreshing the same dang page without making any changes to it causes me to get one of three outcomes, makes me think that there's a synchronization issue going on somewhere. But, this is such a simple example, and I'm not doing anything fancy, and yet I STILL can't get it to work!
Here's my code for my model, store, and view. Could someone take a look at it and point me to where I'm going wrong? I've been battling it most of the day, and I'm sure the solution is simple, to someone who has a better idea of what they're doing. But it's killing me!
Ext.define('Blue.store.Animals', { extend: 'Ext.data.Store', id: 'animalstore', config: { model: 'Blue.model.Animals', autoLoad: true, proxy: { type: 'ajax', url: 'php/json/animal_data.php', reader: { type: 'json', rootProperty: 'animals' } } }, });
Ext.define('Blue.model.Animals', { extend: 'Ext.data.Model', config: { fields: ['Animal_ID', 'Name'] } });
animalStore = Ext.create('Blue.store.Animals');//animalStore.load(); menuList = Ext.create('Ext.List', { title: 'Animalsaaaa', useToolbar: Ext.is.Phone ? false : true, hidden: !Ext.is.Phone && Ext.Viewport.orientation == 'portrait', toolbar: Ext.is.Phone ? this.navigationBar : null, allowDeselect: false, singleSelect: true, text: 'Animalsssss', itemTpl: '{Name}', store: animalStore, id: 'animalstorelist', //autoLoad: true, }); Ext.define('Blue.view.Animals', { extend: 'Ext.Panel', alias: 'widget.animals', layout: 'vbox', title: "Animals View", layout: 'fit', config: { items: [{ xtype: 'titlebar', docked: 'top', title: 'Animal Administration', items: [{ xtype: 'spacer' },{ xtype: 'searchfield', placeHolder: 'Search', name: 'searchfield', align: 'right' },{ xtype: 'button', text: '?', name: 'help', align: 'right' }] },{ xtype: 'panel', layout: 'fit', width: 300, docked: 'left', items: [ menuList, { xtype: 'toolbar', docked: 'top', title: 'Animals', items: [{ xtype: 'spacer' },{ xtype: 'button', name: 'add', align: 'right', iconCls: 'add', ui: 'plain', iconMask: true }] }] },{ xtype: 'panel', layout: 'card', html: '
Blah

', items: [{ xtype: 'panel', id: 'animalplaceholder', cls: 'launchscreen', html: '
Click an animal on the left...
', height: '100%', fullscreen: true },{ xtype: 'panel', html: '
Teexty Texty
' }] }] }, initialize: function() { console.log('initialize animals view'); this.callParent(); } });
Hi slmckenzie,
hmm, this is strange.
I quickly created an app-structure, which implements things roughly as you need them. Maybe you can look at this again and compare it to your implementation. Also take care of foldernames etc. (plural s or no plural s).
This version does work :
File: app.js
Ext.application({ name: 'App', views: ['Menu'], stores: ['Animals'], launch: function() { Ext.Viewport.add(Ext.create('App.view.Menu')); } });
Ext.define('App.view.Menu', { extend: 'Ext.Container', config: { layout: 'fit', items: [ { xtype: 'list', store: 'Animals', itemTpl: '{id} {name}' } ] } });
Ext.define('App.model.Animal', { extend: 'Ext.data.Model', config: { fields: [ { name: 'id', type: 'int' }, { name: 'name', type: 'string' } ] } });
Ext.define('App.store.Animals', { extend: 'Ext.data.Store', requires: ['App.model.Animal'], config: { model: 'App.model.Animal', autoLoad: true, proxy: { type: 'ajax', url: 'animals.php', reader: { type: 'json' } } } });
<?php echo json_encode( array( array( 'id' => 1, 'name' => 'Dog' ), array( 'id' => 2, 'name' => 'Cat' ), array( 'id' => 3, 'name' => 'Cow' ) ) ); ?>
14 Nov 2012 10:24 PM #2
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I think the main issue is that you should 'require' your model somewhere (probably in app.js).
But of course if changing to MVC (which BTW is not a must in V2, but a recommendation...), there might be some other work fields left.
I made a MVC sample in another thread. Maybe this can give you an idea: http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...l=1#post910390
14 Nov 2012 11:37 PM #3
Hi slmckenzie,
I also think, that you should require your model somewhere in your app.
That either can be in your app.js:
Ext.application({ name: 'MyApp', models: [ 'Animals' ], [...] });
Ext.define('MyApp.store.MyStore', { extend: 'Ext.data.Store', requires: [ 'MyApp.model.Animal' ], config: { model: 'MyApp.model.Animal', [...] } });
Best regards,
15 Nov 2012 6:59 AM #4
For both of you that recommended that the model needs to be 'require'd somewhere, either in app.js, or in the store, etc., I will take a closer look at that and see if that gets rid of that warning. I was almost positive I'd had it in there before and it didn't make a difference, but perhaps I had it in the wrong spot. I'll dig a bit more at it.
Would not having the model required cause the inconsistent results that I'm getting, where sometimes I get nothing, sometimes it's a warning, and sometimes it's an error that stops all page loading and functionality? That seems to be my biggest setback at the moment. I can ignore the warnings if I have to (I know, I know - 30 lashings for saying that!), but I definitely need to make sure I get rid of the inconsistency of the page not working, and having to refresh it to get it to finally work.
Thanks again!
**EDIT** - Darn it all! I verified that I had the model required in both the store, and the app. After refreshing multiple times, it appears that I still get the same three results as I was getting above (nothing, warning, and error). Still no dice.
I noticed that the warning deals with the store, and not the model. Is there a place that the store is supposed to be required at? I have it in the app.js under stores: [ 'Animals']. But it's throwing that warning to me.
In my view, I have where I Ext.Create() an instance of that store. Is that acceptable? or would it be better to reference it some other way? Would that be causing the problem?
Thanks!For both of you that recommended that the model needs to be 'require'd somewhere, either in app.js, or in the store, etc., I will take a closer look at that and see if that gets rid of that warning. I was almost positive I'd had it in there before and it didn't make a difference, but perhaps I had it in the wrong spot. I'll dig a bit more at it.
Would not having the model required cause the inconsistent results that I'm getting, where sometimes I get nothing, sometimes it's a warning, and sometimes it's an error that stops all page loading and functionality? That seems to be my biggest setback at the moment. I can ignore the warnings if I have to (I know, I know - 30 lashings for saying that!), but I definitely need to make sure I get rid of the inconsistency of the page not working, and having to refresh it to get it to finally work.
Thanks again!
** Edit of the Edit! **
So, I've played around with it a bit more, using the MVC example given by ingo.hefti. So far, so good! I cleaned up a bit of code, and it seems like now I get the warning on occasion (about 50% of the time), but the error never appears anymore! Woot! However, I still can't get that darn warning to go away!
The big piece of code that I changed to make the error seem to disappear was by removing the "store" as a require of the "model". Maybe I had been looking at it wrong before, but I had figured that the Store was something that was needed by the model, so that the model would work successfully. But apparently this seemed to make some circular reference or something that caused it to fail on occasion?
The point that I'm stuck at now, when trying to match with the MVC example given, is that of the warning saying that the store is synchronously loading. In looking at my code, versus that of the MVC example, the only difference now is that of the "view". In my code, as can be seen above, I run an Ext.Create(<storename>), store it in a variable, and then use that variable in my list. However, the example code doesn't do that, but rather uses the store name(?) in the List declaration on the view. I tried doing that, but then it comes back at me saying that the store cannot be found. I've tried using the shorthand name of the store ("Animals", like in the example), and I've tried using the full name ("Blue.store.Animals"). Both fail at finding the store.
Is there something glaringly simple that I'm overlooking?
15 Nov 2012 9:04 AM #5
Is it a spelling issue?
Just noticed you spell the model with 2 different names: Animal and Animals
Could this be causing the problems.
Good luck
15 Nov 2012 9:08 AM #6
I *think* I spelled it the same everywhere. I looked, and couldn't find where I had put Animal instead of Animals. Could you point me to the direction where I did that (I've looked at the code for so long, my eyes are glazing over!) I know that Schildi posted some code in their post that didn't have an "s" on the end of Animal. But all of my code does have it, to the best of my knowledge.
15 Nov 2012 9:40 AM #7
One thing I realized I did was that I had the names of all the folders as plural. Example, "controllers", "modes", "stores", and "views", etc. Is this an issue? Do the names of the folders NEED to conform to the singular pattern? Or is that just a best practice?
I'm fighting with my SVN configuration on my Mac using Coda 2, and it's not liking me to rename folders, and it keeps breaking my SVN checkout. So, if I don't have to rename those folders, that would make things much simpler, but if I do need to rename the folders, then I guess I can fight with that as necessary!
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But of course that doesn't mean, that it can not be changed. Only I don't know where...
15 Nov 2012 9:55 AM #9
Hi again
stores: ['Animals']
Are you sure that you did this correctly and don't have any typos? :-)
Ext.create('Ext.List', { store: 'Animals', [...] });
By the way, I think you don't need an id-property in your store...to access this store, you can easily do
var animalsStore = Ext.getStore('Animals');
It's rather the other way round - the store need the model, because a store is a collection of models.
store: '{STORENAME}'
In general: maybe you can watch in your console's network-tab (e.g. im Chrome or in Safari) what's going on and which files are loaded at which point of time. Probably this will bring you a step further :-)
Best regards,
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An actual recipe tonight! Our local Sobey's just started carrying udon noodles so I thought I would whip up a quick noodle dish. We all thought it was pretty good and the sesame seeds were a nice touch. If you are against the frying of the tofu, you could just toast the sesame seeds and add them to the dish along with the sauces. The rice vinegar caught my eye in the cupboard whilst I was assembling some ingredients and I am glad it did. I really need to use it more because it adds a nice brightness to the dish without being overpowering.
- udon noodles (I used 3 175g pkgs (i.e. those small packages you seen in Asian grocery stores))
- 1 pkg tofu, cubed
- 1/3 cup sesame seeds
- 2 tbsp cornstarch
- oil for frying
- 1 small red pepper, thinly sliced
- 1 small orange pepper, thinly sliced
- 1" piece of ginger, minced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 cup rice vinegar
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
- 2 tbsp hoisin sauce
- 4 green onions, thinly sliced
1. Cook noodles according to the directions on the package.
2. Place tofu in a bowl and add sesame seeds. Toss until most of the seeds are stuck on the tofu (you don't need full coverage here). Add cornstarch and gently toss until tofu is coated. If you still have some seeds in the bottom of the bowl, dump the tofu out on a cookie sheet and roll the cubes in the excess seeds.
3. Fry tofu in some oil over medium heat until nicely golden. Turn regularly to brown all sides. You don't need a lot of oil here. Start with a relatively thin layer and add more as needed. Remove tofu from pan/wok and drain.
4. Add peppers, ginger and garlic to the pan (there should be just a bit of oil left) and stir fry for 3-4 mins, until softened and fragrant. Add noodles to the pan/wok and fry for a min.
5. Add vinegar, soy sauce, and hoisin sauce and mix well. Add tofu and mix well. Cook until sauce thickens/soaks into the noodles. Adjust flavours/wetness to your liking by adding more of any of the three ingredients.
6. Remove from heat. Garnish with green onions. Serve.
There is still time to win a copy of The Vegan Dad Cookbook! In one day a staggering 340 people have correctly identified the mystery utensil and been entered into the draw. One measly cookbook seems so small in light of all those entrants. Maybe I should offer copies of the e-book as well . . . .
Have I mentioned the shad flies before? Every year at this time shad flies descend on our fair city. They rely on fresh water for their reproductive cycle, and because we live by a big lake we have learned to coexist. When we woke up this morning they were coating the house. It's pretty crazy to walk downtown and see thousands and thousands of shad flies covering just about everything. They are very docile and don't munch on the greenery, and kids love playing with them (did I mention they were docile?).
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Udon Noodles with Sesame Crusted Tofu
An actual recipe tonight! Our local Sobey's just started carrying udon noodles so I thought I would whip up a quick noodle dish. We all thought it was pretty good and the sesame seeds were a nice touch. If you are against the frying of the tofu, you could just toast the sesame seeds and add them to the dish along with the sauces. The rice vinegar caught my eye in the cupboard whilst I was assembling some ingredients and I am glad it did. I really need to use it more because it adds a nice brightness to the dish without being overpowering.
23 comments:
- Millie said...
Because I live a few blocks away from Lake Erie we are flooded with these flies. Every morning I have to sweep them off the front of my house.
I love the dish you have prepared, that looks wonderful.
- June 30, 2009 at 11:25 PM
- Laurie said...
This is my first year here with my new shadfly buddies! I work right on the main drag and our building is plastered already.
On an eerie note, I picked up some udon noodles at A&P today, decided I didn't know what to do with them, and set them back down. I'll be sure to buy them next time and make this. Sesame seeds are among my favourite flavours.
- July 1, 2009 at 12:41 AM
- Joanne said...
Really good dish, I bet it would also be great with a peanut sauce!
- July 1, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- Cmac said...
A few years back I went to North Bay to visit friends and they never told us about shad flies. We thought it was a heavy summer snowfall at night. I couldn't get over the fishy smell and the constant crunching as you walk over them. By the time I left North Bay the bed of my pickup truck was full of them Ick Ick Ick. On a side note the noodle dish looks great.
- July 1, 2009 at 9:02 AM
- pixiepine said...
That dish looks great!
- July 1, 2009 at 12:08 PM
- SargassoSea said...
340! Yikes! And here I thought I was a shoe-in to win this contest!
I'd be happy with a 'copy' of the e-book, too, I guess :)
I adore udon noodles... mmmm
- July 1, 2009 at 5:15 PM
- vegan.in.brighton said...
Yum, that looks delicious - I'll be trying this recipe soon!
- July 1, 2009 at 5:54 PM
- Megan said...
In Northern Ohio we call them Mayflies. The worst part about them is their fishy smell- and their short lifespan. We would have dump truck loads full of them in my little hometown. Best of luck with them!
- July 1, 2009 at 7:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
tried this recipe today for dinner,it was really good:)love the site.
- July 1, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- Ashley said...
This looks fantastic, can't wait to add it to next weeks meal plan menu.
- July 2, 2009 at 3:33 AM
- VeganLisa said...
The Canada Day celebration at my place involved your kielbasa sausages. It was my brother's first attempt at making vegan sausages. He loved how fast they came together. I really appreciate that they are made of simple, healthy ingredients. The flavour was fantastic. Everyone raved about them. I know that your other sausage recipes are now on the roster for all upcoming summer BBQs.
- July 2, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Kelly said...
Mmmm. We've been getting the worst weather lately so eating salads has not been very appealing but this looks like a perfect recipe to get some veggies in. Yum!
- July 2, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Lenore said...
i think i know what the item is on the contest, but i can't enter since im from sweden =P Darn !
- July 2, 2009 at 4:25 PM
- dreaminitvegan said...
The sesame coated tofu must really have a nice crunch. I must try. Great looking meal.
- July 3, 2009 at 6:52 PM
- Peter said...
I made this tonight and it was very nice. I agree that the rice vinegar was a good touch although I upped the amount of soy sauce a bit. The only thing I found a problem with was frying the tofu, I felt like I had coated the pieces well enough but when i put them in the oil, the coating broke off and made a clump of sesame seeds in the center of the pan. Should I have dried the tofu more, or used less oil? I have always had problems frying tofu, any suggestions?
- July 3, 2009 at 7:26 PM
- The uneven vegan dolls said...
This looks awesome! I will have to try it very very soon
- July 4, 2009 at 4:56 PM
- Capital Mom said...
I made this tonight and it was very yummy. Even my two year old ate some. Thanks!
- July 6, 2009 at 7:03 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
Hmmm. I don't dry the tofu so the seeds and cornstarch can stick to something. I would also suggest making sure the oil is at about 350 degrees so the coating cooks quickly.
- July 6, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Crystal said...
Hmm. I didn't have the hoisin sauce or the rice vinegar, so I used other vinegar and some white wine instead. However, the end result didn't really have a sauce. Whatever liquids I added (vinegar, soy sauce, wine) kept getting absorbed into the gloppiness. Perhaps I had too much cornstarch or too many noodles.
Great taste though. Thanks for another awesome recipe.
- July 9, 2009 at 10:43 PM
- Leigh said...
Very good recipe and very simple!
I added carrots which was a nice addition.
Thank you!
- July 13, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- Erik said...
I've made this twice and I had the same problems as Peter and Crystal. The tofu seemed to be coated well but came apart when frying. Then when the final dish is put together the tofu lacked that golden brown coating and the general composure of the dish was more on the dry side than what it appears to be from the picture.
Any tips? I really liked the idea and generally like the taste of the dish.
- August 18, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I'll have to make this again and see what happens. Some suggestions in the meantime: a little more oil in the pan (when I say "thin layer" I mean the tofu does not need to be submerged in oil). And, make sure the oil is hot (350 degrees) so it fries instead of soaks the coating. Also, be patient. Give each side some time to firm up. Other than that, you could try baking them in the oven at 400 degrees.
- August 20, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- Nicole said...
Peter and Erik,
I find that corn starch on tofu makes it slimy anyway. Try a whole wheat flour.
I used Udon noodles and hoisin sauce for the first time and was not disappointed. Next time I will marinate the tofu because, even though the coating was great, the inside was bland. Everything else was excellent!
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Azusa Pacific went 2-1 in doubles play, with Hoefnagels and Jan Meyer posting an 8-3 defeat of Salomon and Devon Sousa to kick things off. Ben Eger and Whitman Hough teamed up for an 8-4 win in the 3-spot, beating Horea Porutiu and Teddy Truong. Frederik Wilkens and Gary Yam fell 8-4 to Max Jiganti and Kona Luu at No. 2.
Hoefnagels opened singles play with a win before Wilkens recorded a 6-2, 6-3 defeat of Jiganti at No. 2. Meyer won his first collegiate match, beating Rajeev Herekar 6-2, 7-6 (7-5) in the third position. Eger started his junior season like he ended his freshman one, registering a 7-5, 6-3 win against Ganesh Alagappan at No. 4, while Hough returned to play with a 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 victory against Luu at No. 5. Yam dropped Azusa Pacific's only singles decision, falling in three sets to Truong (6-3, 1-6, 10-5).
The Cougars will play again on Saturday, when they travel for a road contest against Point Loma. The match is slated to start at 10 a.m.


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DisplayText of PagingToolbar overlaps with paging buttons
PgTolbr_notRendering.JPGDisplayText of PagingToolbar overlaps with paging buttons. But when container is expanded / colapsed then it is rendering
I tried the followng methods on pagingToolbar - focus, forceLayout and variable forceLayoutOnResize = true. But still the pagingToolbar is not reRendered yet.
Called forceLayout on the verticalContiner that contains the pagingTolbar and Grid. This also does not work
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What version of GXT, and can you share a code sample that reproduces this?
I can't run a screenshot, but I can confirm that http://www.sencha.com/examples/explo...ace:paginggrid seems to work in all browsers I have at my immediate disposal.


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Ext.Draw - Get Sprite position?
Is it possible to return the current x y position of a sprite?
Also is there a "center" sprite function?
Many Thanks
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possible Solution
After some search within the source of "Ext.draw.engine.SVG", I found something quite usefull, that might help you and others having the same Issue out.
x = sprite.el.dom.getAttribute("x");
y = sprite.el.dom.getAttribute("y");
or alternatively
x = sprite.el.getAttribute("x");
y = sprite.el.getAttribute("y");
(sprite being an instance of Ext.draw.Sprite)
Those calls will retrieve the current position. Tested with 4.1.1 (available for non-subscribers also)
- edit -
It seems that the return type of those calls is "string". I recommend using "parseInt(value, radix);", to convert the value.
- another edit -
another way to get the current position and other attributes of a sprite I recently "discovered":
x = sprite.attr.x;
y = sprite.attr.y;
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Danish 1905 Cohort Study, 1998 (ICPSR 3960)
Principal Investigator(s): University of Southern Denmark. Institute of Public Health; Duke University
This data collection provides information on individuals born in Denmark in 1905 and who were still living in Denmark in 1998. The overall goal of the study was to establish a genetic-epidemiological database to shed light on the aging process among the extremely old. The data focus on their physical and cognitive functioning. Respondents were asked if they had been previously diagnosed with diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, asthma, migraine, cancer, stroke, heart attack, or depression, and if they were experiencing such ailments as cough, body pains, and bone fracture and were taking medication for them. Questions probed respondents' feelings about their health, life, and future. To assess respondents' general health and functioning, they were asked if they needed assistance with toileting, bathing, dressing, and mobility around the house, how often they needed to use the bathroom during the night, and if they used physical aids such as wheelchair, eyeglasses, crutches, catheter, or diapers. They were also tested for memory and cognition, mobility, and vision, speech, hearing, and lung functioning. Information was also elicited on respondents' mental state and awareness, energy level, menopause, frequency of visits with children and family, visits from a nurse, use of home care services, sleeping patterns, smoking and drinking habits, weight gain or loss, exercise, social activities, hobbies, reading habits, television viewing, and recent deaths in the family. Demographic items specify age, body weight and height, education, and marital status.
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One or more files in this study are not available for download due to special restrictions; consult the restrictions note to learn more. Additional information can also be found in the Use Agreement.
The data are restricted from general dissemination. Users interested in obtaining these data must complete a Restricted Data Use Agreement form and specify the reasons for the request. A copy of the Restricted Data Use Agreement form can be requested by calling 800-999-0960. Researchers can also download this form as a Portable Document Format (PDF) file from the download page associated with this dataset. Completed forms should be returned to: National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging (NACDA), Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, Institute for Social Research, 330 Packard, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, or by fax: 734-647-8200.
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University of Southern Denmark. Institute of Public Health, and Duke University. Danish 1905 Cohort Study, 1998. ICPSR03960-v2. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2010-06-03. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR03960.v2
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Subject Terms: activities of daily living, aging, assisted living, assistive devices, cognitive functioning, disease, eldercare, health services utilization, health status, home care, mental health, older adults, physical fitness, physical limitations, social networks
Geographic Coverage: Denmark, Global
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Unit of Observation: individual
Universe: All individuals born in Denmark in 1905, excluding the Faroe Islands and Greenland, and who were still living in Denmark in 1998.
Data Types: survey data
Sample: A total of 2,262 persons born in Denmark in 1905. In cases where the individual was cognitively or physically impaired a proxy answered the questions. A home-based two-hour multidimensional interview, including cognitive and physical performance tests and collection of DNA, was carried out by lay interviewers. Population-based registers were used to evaluate how representative the sample was of the population. The participants were located through the Danish Central Office of Civil Registration.
Mode of Data Collection: face-to-face interview
Response Rates: 63 percent
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Friend of mine said that not every interface is abstract. I haven't chance to discuss that with him but it get me thinking of not abstract interface in any type of language.
Is there a non abstract interfaces?
Friend of mine said that not every interface is abstract. I haven't chance to discuss that with him but it get me thinking of not abstract interface in any type of language.
Is there a non abstract interfaces?
Simple answer to your question : No, your friend is wrong.
An interface provides no implementation of the methods it defines. Would it make sense if we could instantiate one of those? Of course not. Interfaces are only that, an abstraction.
This is obviously assuming that when you say
The idea of an interface (ie, a description of facilities provided and their semantics) is inherently abstract.
However, the question appears to confuse this with the mechanism by which such an interface (small i) may be reified into certain languages which provide an
Further, there is anyway more than one thing you may wish abstract:
Depends much on what meaning your friend gave to the word interface.
Interface as the concept of an abstract contract on methods/properties
So this means the Interface types provided by diverse languages (like the cited above: C#, Object Pascal (Delphi or FPC), Java, etc) so the answer is no.
In this case, the Interface is an contract on methods - without any form of implementation.
Interface as a contract on the description of facilities provided and their semantics
In this case, even an non-pure abstract class can be considered an interface. In this case, the designer even have how to implement default basic behavior (like throwing exceptions on non-implemented virtual methods which are not abstract) on that base class.
So, if it is the case, so yes those "interfaces" can be not abstract.
Interface from simple definition is abstraction of API that class can implement. If it is not abstract, then it is not an interface.
Interfaces need not be abstract. Example:
All above answers are correct. But this is how I understand it.
E.g. An Interface could be to book a ticket. You could then have various entities that provide you this service. A travel agent, online booking, or actual airline office.
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When Phil Duffy, BSCN '12, got his own computer at age 10, the first thing he did was take it apart. "My dad walked in and saw what I did and was terrified," he said with a laugh. Duffy assumed he would just remember where the pieces all went, and, thankfully, he was right.
More than Maintenance
A co-op semester at Terrible Labs—a web consultancy company that designs, builds, and creates web-based and mobile applications—offered Duffy the opportunity to grow. Duffy's role, which he has continued part time, is to act as a tech consultant to various startup companies, giving him the opportunity to implement his ideas and explore a different career path. "I've realized that I don't like to just fix things, I like to create things," says Duffy. In addition to developing a company's website and setting up a framework for them to maintain, Duffy was also asked to participate in brainstorming meetings that were crucial to the development of the companies.
A Promising Future
With his job at Terrible Labs and training in the web development software Ruby on Rails, Duffy's marketable skills are already getting him job offers. For now though, Duffy plans to stay at Terrible Labs to learn as much as he can. "I decided to surround myself with incredibly smart people and hope that some of that intelligence wears off on me. I think it's working so far but I know I still have a lot more to learn from them."
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Loss is the hurtful condition of having lost something or someone, for which grief is a common response.
- Losers must have leave to speak.
- Colley Cibber, The Rival Fools (1709), Act I, line 17.
- Our wasted oil unprofitably burns,
Like hidden lamps in old sepulchral urns.
- William Cowper, Conversation (1782), line 357. Referring to the story told by Pancirollus and others, of the lamp which burned for fifteen hundred years in the tomb of Tullia, daughter of Cicero.
- Beaten paths are for beaten men.
- Eric Johnston, Braude's Second Encyclopedia of Stories, Quotes, and Anecdotes.
- Like the dew on the mountain,
Like the foam on the river,
Like the bubble on the fountain,
Thou art gone, and forever!
- Walter Scott, Lady of the Lake (1810), Canto III, Stanza 16.
- Wise men ne'er sit and wail their loss,
But cheerly seek how to redress their harms.
- William Shakespeare, Henry VI, Part III (c. 1591), Act V, scene 4, line 1.
- That loss is common would not make
My own less bitter, rather more:
Too common! Never morning wore
To evening, but some heart did break.
- Alfred Tennyson, In Memoriam A.H.H. (1849), Part VI, Stanza 2.
- But over all things brooding slept
The quiet sense of something lost.
- Alfred Tennyson, In Memoriam A.H.H. (1849), Part LXXVIII, Stanza 2.
- No man can lose what he never had.
- Izaak Walton, The Compleat Angler (1653-1655), Part I, Chapter V.
Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations[edit]
- Quotes reported in Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations (1922), p. 462-63.
- For 'tis a truth well known to most,
That whatsoever thing is lost,
We seek it, ere it comes to light,
In every cranny but the right.
- William Cowper, The Retired Cat, line 95.
- Gli huomini dimenticano più teste la morte del padre, che la perdita del patrimonie.
- A son could bear with great complacency, the death of his father, while the loss of his inheritance might drive him to despair.
- Machiavelli, Del. Prin, Chapter XVII. Same idea in Taylor, Philip Van Artevelde.
- Things that are not at all, are never lost.
- Christopher Marlowe, Hero and Leander, First Sestiad, line 276.
- What's saved affords
No indication of what's lost.
- Owen Meredith (Lord Lytton), The Scroll.
- A wise man loses nothing, if he but save himself.
- Michel de Montaigne, Essays, Of Solitude.
- When wealth is lost, nothing is lost;
When health is lost, something is lost;
When character is lost, all is lost!
- Motto Over the Walls of a School in Germany.
- That puts it not unto the touch
To win or lose it all.
- William Francis Patrick Napier, Montrose and the Covenanters, Montrose's Poems, No. 1, Volume II, p. 566.
- Si quis mutuum quid dederit, sit pro proprio perditum;
Cum repetas, inimicum amicum beneficio invenis tuo.
Si mage exigere cupias, duarum rerum exoritur optio;
Vel illud, quod credideris perdas, vel illum amicum, amiseris.
- What you lend is lost; when you ask for it back, you may find a friend made an enemy by your kindness. If you begin to press him further, you have the choice of two things—either to lose your loan or lose your friend.
- Plautus, Trinummus, IV. 3. 43.
- Periere mores, jus, decus, pietas, fides,
- We have lost morals, justice, honor, piety and faith, and that sense of shame which, once lost, can never be restored.
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The Edgar Cayce Readings Approach to DreamsAdapted from An Overview of the Edgar Cayce Material by Kevin J. Todeschi
Although it is true that many of us do not consciously remember our dreams, everyone dreams. During the early part of this century, while psychologists such as Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung were demonstrating the clinical importance of dreams, Edgar Cayce was providing average individuals with guidelines for working with what has become one of the most practical approaches to dreams. Hundreds of Cayce's readings deal with the subject of dreams and dream interpretation. Perhaps the most important insights gained from the wealth of this material is the fact that each of us is aware of much more—about ourselves, our physical bodies, our surroundings,
even our lifestyles—at subconscious levels than we realize.
Dreams can diagnose the causes of our physical ailments, point out the thoughts and emotions that we've tried to overlook and often make suggestions for improving our relationships with others. While dreaming, we can gain awareness about our entire being: physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. has an online, interactive dream group for sharing and interpreting dreams at Facebook. Here's how it works: Join our dream group (it's free), and you can simply post your dream to the group wall for discussion with other group members. You will be required to join Facebook (also free) to be a member of the group.
You may also want to browse our online database of past dream interpretations or our free online dream dictionary. We frequently hear from members and friends around the globe that they have used this site for guidance in working with their own dreams or in learning how to improve their dream interpretation skills. The good news is that this site now contains thousands of dreams that have been interpreted, as well as a variety of resources to help you interpret your own dreams. Please note, too, that our dream interpretations should not be considered a replacement for any type of counseling, legal advice, or medical diagnosis.


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I have taken lots of classes where the professor was horrible at teaching and I literally had to become a "self learner". The professor recommended textbooks and there were frequent tests which kept me on track. Consequently, I did well in these courses.
Now, if I try to learn something completely on my own, I try to emulate this model: I pick a good textbook after a lot of searching (making sure it aligns with my goals), I study as I would for a test but somehow, I tend to drop it some time later.
I realize that the lack of the "carrot" causes this. I can't motivate myself to study (though I really need that knowledge) because I don't have a course to pass, credit to earn or test to ace.
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The cGMP regulations are designed to ensure that products meet safety, efficacy, purity, and stability standards. Compliance with cGMP regulations is verified by reviewing a company's documented adherence. Because random regulatory inspections of commercial laboratories can be conducted anytime—without prior notification—experts suggest that all commercial laboratories conduct routine comprehensive cGMP self-evaluations.
This article identifies key components of a laboratory control system and discusses current cGMP practices and challenges.The Laboratory Facility
Facility personnel designate cGMP areas on the building's floor plans. To carry out all cGMP operations consistently, facilities must be of adequate size and design; the general condition of the airflow, temperature, and humidity systems must be monitored to ensure that all laboratory operations are carried out in a controlled environment. Work areas must be kept clean and uncluttered, cleanliness maintained and assessed continuously. Separation of test articles must be maintained to ensure that the samples are not exposed to contamination or stress, and prevented from mixing or handling errors.2
Maintenance and operation should be based on standard operating procedures (SOPs) or operating manuals. Equipment logs, a vital source of information to demonstrate overall compliance, are maintained to document adherence to SOPs, calibrations, and to report adverse events. All equipment must be categorized by cGMP status and by cGMP critical or noncritical use. Equipment with critical status requires preventive maintenance and calibration and must undergo full qualification and validation. Other categories of equipment may require qualification or validation, based on the specific equipment use. Automatic, mechanical, and electronic equipment all require validation.
All laboratory processes, including facilities, equipment, analytical methods, and computer programs used in the analytical testing of pharmaceutical products must be validated.2 Following an initial evaluation, every supplier is audited and qualified. Validation includes several different qualification activities: a validation master plan outlines the overall approach to be taken for validation. User requirement specifications (URS) and functional requirement specifications (FRS) are defined for design qualification (DQ) or for subsequent validation testing. URS specifies the users' needs, as well as any regulatory requirements. FRS are statements that specify what the system must be able to do to meet the users' needs. These act as key reference points of validation.


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25 Jun 2007 3:11 AM #1
HowTo:showing the complete page layout after complete load.
Hi All,
I am having the border layout with west and center layout.In West layout i am placing TreePanel. and in the right side i am placing the Grid.
in the TreePanel Layout region i added some custom skin with my own images ..
Now the problem i added the code like below..
<html> <head> <script> Example = { init:function(){ var layout = new Ext.BorderLayout(document.body, { west: { split:true, initialSize: 230, titlebar: false, collapsible: true, //closable:true, minSize: 100, animate:true, modal: true, maxSize: 400 //fitToFrame:true }, center: { autoScroll:true, titlebar: false, hideTabs:true } }); layout.beginUpdate(); ................... ............................ } }; </script></head> <body> Ext.onReady( Example.init , Example, true); </body> </html>
My actual requirement is I want to show the application in the webpage only when all the widgets are completely loaded..
Upto the loading of all the widgets how i can show the "Loading.." in the empty page.?
can any body help me .....
Thanks in advance..
25 Jun 2007 3:12 AM #2
All the divs are in the body section only..... i didn't mentioned it in the sample code.....
25 Jun 2007 7:43 AM #3
OnReady waits til the entire page is built, including loading the images. Look at the Ext documentation index page for an example of masking the entire page with 'Loading' until everything is ready.Tim Ryan
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Thanks tryanDLS ,
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Stagecoach Cambridge selects Scania buses to operate prestige service
Ten biofuel-powered, high-specification Scania double-deck buses with Alexander Dennis AXL 400 bodywork have been selected by Stagecoach Cambridgeshire to operate on its flagship routes connecting Cambridge with St Ives and Huntingdon.
Being supplied by Scania (Great Britain) Limited, the buses will enter service this Easter on route numbers 15 (Cambridge – St Ives), 45 and 55 (both Cambridge – Huntingdon).
Reinforcing Stagecoach Cambridgeshire's commitment to minimising its impact upon the environment, the Euro 4 Scania DC9-16 engines fitted to the vehicles will be powered entirely by biofuel, produced from sustainable recycled food waste. Rated at 230 hp and developing 1,050 Nm of torque, the engines are matched to ZF HP504 five-speed fully-automatic gearboxes.
Each of the vehicles is equipped with Scania-factory-fitted horizontal guide wheels, enabling them to operate on the 25.1km busway currently under construction in Cambridgeshire. Scheduled for completion later this year, the busway comprises two sections; 20.6km between St Ives and Cambridge Science Park and a further 4.5km between Cambridge railway station and Trumpington. As such it will become the world's longest busway, more than double the length of the next longest, the 12km route in Adelaide, Australia.
Reflecting the prestigious nature of the services and their links to the Cambridge Science Park, the vehicles have been appointed to an exceptionally high standard. Power sockets for laptop computers and on-board Wi-Fi are provided and leather seats, 45 on the upper deck and 27 on the lower, feature throughout, with passenger comfort being assured by the vehicles' air-chiller units. The total carrying capacity of each vehicle, including standees, is 89.
"With their low carbon footprint, use of the busway and passenger-focused on-board technology, these vehicles have been designed to showcase what can be achieved at the leading-edge of public transport," comments Stagecoach Cambridgeshire Managing Director, Andy Campbell. "The routes they will be operating on offer excellent alternatives to the busy and often congested A14 and we therefore anticipate extremely high levels of utilisation.
"To further enhance the service, two new Park & Ride locations are also being established. A new facility at St Ives will provide 500 parking spaces, with room to extend to 1,000, while a site at Longstanton will offer 350 spaces, with room to increase to 700."
Across the Stagecoach Cambridgeshire network, Stagecoach now carries four million passengers a year. The use of Park & Ride in Cambridge is booming, with the city's five award-winning sites taking thousands of cars off the road every day. Stagecoach is now carrying around 3.5 million adult passengers a year on its Park & Ride services in Cambridge.


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RWM Casters' president Peter Comeau (left) and sales engineer Mike Twitty display heavy duty casters.
February 07, 2012 - MMH Editorial
If you don't think of casters as a vital component in the overall scheme of materials handling, think again. Whether it's a manufacturing facility or warehouse, everything rolls, said Mike Twitty, sales engineer for RWM Casters (Booth 5021).
The company is showcasing its heavy duty, high quality casters, just one of the 60,000 products it offers.
Designed to handle loads from 15,000 pounds and up, the majority of RWM's heavy-duty caster applications are found in manufacturing environments, including automotive and aerospace. But with such a large inventory of components, the company can customize a solution and assemble exactly what the customer needs–even if that means realizing improvements like noise reduction or improved ergonomics.
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Cameo Vineyards
This family-owned winery manages seven acres of French-American hybrid grapevines and makes eight different wines, including reds, whites and blushes. A gift shop, and complimentary tastings and tours, are available.
John Boos & Company
John Boos & Co. is the oldest industry in Effingham, open since 1887. John Boos products, butcher blocks and cutting boards, are being used by celebrity chefs throughout the U.S. Some celebrity chefs currently using the products are Charlie Trotter, Ming Tsai, Paul Kahan, and Susan Spicer, just to name a few. In addition, the country's premier food channel, "The Food Network," features chefs, such as Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse, who prepare meals every day on John Boos cutting boards. A factory outlet and showroom is open to the public for tours, groups, or just to purchase the products.
Country Peddler Antique & Craft Mall
Country Peddler's offers a wide variety of house décor items, craft supplies and antiques.
Effingham County Antique Mall
Offers a wide variety of old school clothes, furniture, house décor items, pictures, jewelry and more. They also offer items in todays time.
Moran Orchard
Pick your own strawberries in season, and buy fall apples, Indian corn, pumpkins and gourds.
Country Charm
Small craft and gift shop. Some antiques.
Varvil Orchard
This orchard offers in-season peaches, apples, pears and pumpkins.
Wilhelmina Art Gallery
Browse award-winning oil paintings by Wilma Woldt Krueger. Limited and open edition prints, landscapes, wildlife, still life and portraits are sold.
Arndt's Fudge
Arndt's produces mouth-watering fudge in a variety of flavors. Stop by for a sample.
Kohl's is stocked with a variety of items, including apparel, shoes, accessories, home products, small electronics, bedding, luggage and much more.
Driftstone Pueblo
Driftstone Pueblo carries many craft supplies including sinew, heshi, findings and cords. Also, kid's toys, beads, jewelry, canes, soapstone, metaphysical items, artifacts, crystal cubes, knives, swords, and much more.
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Grandpa's Place
Antiques, collectibles, and things in between. Monday-Friday call for appt.
Bigard Orchard & Berries
Stop by for fresh strawberries May-June, and peaches from July-August.
Prime Sole
Not only do they offer a huge variety of shoes, but they also offer a variety of sporting equipment at great prices.
Alwerdt's Garden
Stroll through four acres and view 1,200 varieties of fragrant, uniquely landscaped herb, perennial and ornamental gardens. Alwerdt's offers a gift shop and garden center.
Offers a little bit of everything & also has a pharmacy.
Olivier's Country Creations & Gifts
Fabric, craft supplies, beads, finished crafts, gifts, handmade quilts, birdhouses, collectibles, books, videos, furniture, and much more.
La Petite Boutique & Fine Decor
Specializes in petite items with affordable rates. They have shoes, apparel, jewelry, antiques and more.
Village Square Mall
Indoor shopping mall with several stores such as Bath & Body Works, Bon Worth, Christopher & Banks, CJ Banks, Claire's, JC Penny, Maurices and many more.
Legacy Harley Davidson
Legacy Harley-Davidson is not only a great place to stock up on the latest Harley-Davidson gear, but it is an attraction that brings thousands of visitors to the area. The Harley Barn houses new and pre-owned motorcycles, along with clothing, merchandise, parts, and much more. The folks at the Harley Barn also invite travelers to visit their one-of-a-kind events that they hold throughout the year at the barn.
Cumberland Road Collectibles
General line of antiques and collectibles, old books and depression glass.
W. S. Broom & Co.
W. S. Broom & Co. has the furniture and flooring to fit in any house and budget!


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Bill Cubit is entering his eighth season at the helm of the Western Michigan University football program in 2012. Cubit has taken the Broncos to three postseason bowl games during his tenure, most recently the 2011 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl.
Cubit boasts a record of 47-39 with the Broncos and holds a 34-21 mark in the Mid-American Conference. Cubit's win total from 2005-08 is the second most over that span in program history, second only to the 31 wins posted by the Broncos from 1997-2000. Cubit was the offensive coordinator for two of those seasons as well.
The WMU football program has garnered 52 All-MAC selections, 18 Academic All-MAC selections, three Associated Press All-Americans and four Capital One Academic All-America selection under the leadership of Coach Cubit.
Western Michigan boasted its first Consensus All-American in Jordan White and the MAC Defensive Player of the Year in Drew Nowak in 2011 and broke records for points (459), touchdowns (58), PATs (57), pass attempts (554), completions (369), passing yards (4,385), total yards (5,960), offensive plays (945), first downs (320), passing first downs (204), kick returns (63), kick return yards (1,409) and total return yards (1,658).
The Bronco football program made history in 2010, becoming the first MAC team during the conference's existence to play at Notre Dame. WMU ended the season on a great note, winning each of its final three games to close out the campaign bowl eligible for the third time in the last five seasons. The Broncos also accomplished something for the first time at WMU. For the first time in program history and for only the third time in the history of the Mid-American Conference, two wide receivers from the same team were named First Team All-MAC in the same year - Juan Nunez and White. White also broke the record for receiving yards in a season (1,378) as both he and Nunez reached 1,000 yards receiving in 2010 (Nunez had 1,032).
Western Michigan faced three Big Ten teams in 2009, marking the first time that has taken place in program history. WMU improved to 20-7 at Waldo Stadium (.741). Under Cubit, quarterback Tim Hiller broke or matched every WMU career passing and total offense record.
The 2008 campaign was one to remember as Western Michigan captured nine wins for only the third time in program history and appeared in its fourth postseason bowl game, the second in three years under Cubit, when WMU played Rice in the 2008 Texas Bowl. The Broncos offense ranked 28th in the country with a passing offense that ranked 11th.
Western Michigan went undefeated in home games (6-0) for the 10th time in program history, going a perfect 5-0 at Waldo Stadium and winning a home game at Ford Field against Illinois. It marked the second-straight season the Broncos defeated a Big Ten team and the third straight season with a win over a team from a BCS conference. WMU also broke the single-season record for pass completions (326).
In 2007, the Cubit-led offense had its first 3,000-yard passer since 1999 and saw a running back eclipse the 2,000-yard career rushing mark for only the 11th time in program history. Rated the 10th-toughest schedule among non-BCS schools, Western Michigan took on six bowl-eligible teams, including a pair of teams that finished the year ranked in the top six in the country (West Virginia and Missouri). WMU captured its second win over a BCS school in as many seasons, defeating Iowa, 28-19, in Iowa City.
WMU captured its first bowl bid in 18 years (1988 California Bowl) when the Broncos faced the University of Cincinnati in the inaugural International Bowl on Jan. 6, 2007. The team led the nation in interceptions (22) and ranked sixth in the country in rush defense (71.92 ypg), holding the opposition under 10 net yards rushing four time last year. The program earned eight wins in 2006, marking only the fifth time in its history that feat had been accomplished and the Broncos went undefeated at Waldo Stadium for the first time since 2000.
Five former Broncos have made the step to the next level under Cubit's reign. Jennings was the 52nd overall pick in the 2006 NFL Draft, going to the Green Bay Packers. Nine picks later, Tony Scheffler was selected 61st over all by the Denver Broncos. One season later, Dominic Moran and Ismail were both invited to NFL mini-camps by the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints, respectively. His son, and former Bronco quarterback, Ryan Cubit signed a two-year contract with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League in April of 2007. Jennings and Scheffler remain in the NFL and have experienced great success through their first two seasons.
Cubit officially became the 14th coach in program history on Dec. 4, 2004, as the Broncos embarked on their 100th season of varsity football in 2005. Cubit turned the program around in his first season, bringing the first winning campaign to Kalamazoo since 2000. The Broncos' 7-4 overall record and 5-3 conference mark was the second largest one-year turnaround in the nation in 2005 and was the largest one-year turn around in Mid-American Conference history. In doing so, he was named the MAC Coach of the Year and was ranked fourth among Division I-A coaches in the first year with their program.
He brings 31 years of coaching experience, including 16 years as a head coach on the collegiate and high school level and seven years as an offensive coordinator at four NCAA Division I schools having worked the sidelines in five of the nation's premiere conferences (Mid-American, Big East, Big 12, PAC-10 and Southeastern). Cubit returns to Western Michigan where he served as offensive coordinator from 1997-99.
Prior to returning to Kalamazoo in 2004, Cubit served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Stanford University. He coached the quarterbacks for two seasons (2003-04) and served as the Stanford offensive coordinator as well in 2004. In 2004, Cubit directed a Cardinal offense that ranked 28th in NCAA passing (247.3 yards per game). Prior to his stint in Palo Alto, Cubit served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Rutgers University (2001-02). He also worked as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach under Larry Smith at Missouri during the 2000 season.
In his first stint with the Broncos, Cubit oversaw an offense that ranked in the NCAA Top 25 for passing offense, scoring offense and total offense in back-to-back seasons. The Brown & Gold were the nation's 20th-highest scoring team in 1998, averaging 32.7 points per game, and the nation's 23rd-highest scoring squad in 1999, producing 31.1 points per game.
Cubit mentored quarterback Tim Lester, who finished fifth in NCAA career passing yards (11,299) and seventh in career touchdown passes (87). Under Cubit's direction, WMU placed ninth in NCAA passing (310.4 yards per game) in 1998 and 11th in passing offense (311.8 yards per game) in 1999. The Broncos compiled a 22-12-0 record in Cubit's three seasons with the program. Cubit's head coaching experience includes five seasons (1992-96) at Division III Widener University in Philadelphia. He led the Pioneers to a 34-18-1 mark, two Middle American Conference championships and a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. He was twice named conference coach of the year.
Other collegiate stops for Cubit include two years (1990-91) as running backs coach at the University of Akron, a season (1989) as quarterbacks coach at the University of Florida, three seasons as assistant head coach (1985) and the secondary coach (1983-85) at the University of Central Florida and two years (1975-76) coaching running backs and receivers at Swarthmore College. As a high school coach, Cubit compiled a nine-year record of 79-15-2 at three different programs — Martin County (Fla.), Academy Park (Pa.) and his alma mater, Sharon Hill.
A Sharon Hill, Pa., native, Cubit (59/DOB: 10-14-53) earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from the University of Delaware in 1975. He played quarterback and wide receiver for the Blue Hens (1971-74), earning Associated Press All-America Honorable Mention in 1974. He also set school records for catches in a game (10) and season (47), along with receiving yards in a season (787).
In 1981, he earned a master's degree in education from Saint Joseph's University. Bill and his wife Nancy have three grown children - Stacey, who was married on March 3, 2007, Sheri and Ryan, married on Feb. 9, 2008. He also has two grandchildren. Ryan joined the Bronco staff in 2008 as an offensive graduate assistant and now serves as the Broncos quarterbacks coach.


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i'm a new linux user and I feel like I messed up my Partitions. I have around 600GB to use and it shows I have 5.5 GB of free space, so did I mess up my free space partitioning and would I just need to boot from the CD and change it?
I wasn't 100% sure on partitioning so I think I failed >.<