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25 May 2009 5:45 PM #1
[2.x] Grid Header issue on IE8
Hi there i just want to report a bug i noticed on Ext 2x versions on IE8
Besides i have read ie8 still its not yet supported but just for the record and give you the warning
TESTED OS and browsers
- Windows Vista with IE8
- XP sp3 with IE8
- Tab panel
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- 2.0.1
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var myarea_inbox_grid = new Ext.grid.GridPanel({ header:false, id:'myinbox_grid_area', store: myarea_inbox_ds, cm: myarea_inbox_colModelx, sm: myarea_inbox_sm, frame:true, viewConfig: { autofill: false, forceFit:true, emptyText :'theres no records..!' }, tbar: myarea_inbox_tbarx, bbar: myarea_inbox_bbarx });
NOW if i set the compatibility header for IE8 as follows
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<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" > <!-- IE7 mode -->
Pd:the working sample i have it but the code its for a client and i cannot give acces just like that,im willing to provide access only to Extjs staff if you want to check it out
pm me pls.
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Just to be clear, you're saying the bug is the space above the title?
This bug only occurs when you have it inside a container? Can you provide a simplified test case to demonstrate the issue?Evan Trimboli
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25 May 2009 6:21 PM #4
Hi Evant I've send you a pm with info and access to the app about this
25 May 2009 8:13 PM #5
Its weird i have updated the Extjs 2.2.1 from the SVN and now if i have one of these on the headers
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" >
Appears the blank header, but if i remove it, its ok And also i have set no compatibility on the IE8
For the record the issue was only appearing on dinamic loading scripts
Sorry for reporting this, and scare you .!
16 Feb 2011 10:07 PM #6
I am facing issues with IE8 and extJS 2.0.2 version. All the dropdown buttons are misaligned with the combo boxes where as it is perfectly in alignment when seen in IE7.
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thanks much for replying to my post but adding the line mentioned didn't helped

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CHARLESTON - West Virginia coach Bob Huggins isn't about to give up on a lousy season just yet.
As unpredictable as the Big 12 has been this season, even Huggins is hopeful that the Mountaineers will do well in the conference tournament.
"I think we can still make a run," Huggins said Monday.
Anything short of a berth in the conference tournament championship game will give Huggins his worst record in terms of percentage in 31 seasons as a head coach and his first losing season since he went 12-14 with Akron in 1984-85. His only other losing mark was 14-16 with Walsh College in 1980-81.
It also would mean West Virginia will sit out the NCAA tournament for the first time in Huggins' six seasons at his alma mater. He took the Mountaineers to the Final Four in 2010.
Eighth-seeded West Virginia (13-18, 6-12 Big 12) will take a six-game losing streak into Wednesday night's opener with ninth-seeded Texas Tech (10-19, 3-15) in Kansas City, Mo. The winner gets Kansas in the quarterfinals.
Huggins is the third-winningest active coach in Division I, but he's been stuck on win No. 723 for quite some time.
"We've just got to be able to put it together," Huggins said. "I think if we put it together, we're not that far away from being able to beat some pretty good people."
Scoring has been the main problem. No players are averaging in double figures. If it ends up that way, it's the first time that will happen at West Virginia since 1944.
Freshman Eron Harris leads the team at 9.9 points per game. No freshman has led the Mountaineers in scoring since Warren Baker in 1973.
Veteran players that Huggins had counted on to be the centerpieces of the team have performed well in small bursts, then disappeared. West Virginia didn't have a player named to The Associated Press all-Big 12 team on Monday.
"We have some guys obviously that didn't play quite as well as what they felt they were going to play or we thought they were going to play," Huggins said.
Center Deniz Kilicli had a career-high 25 points against Texas Tech on Feb. 16 but has been held to single digits in four of the last five games.
Fellow big men Aaric Murray and Kevin Noreen along with guard Terry Henderson and forward Dominique Rutledge also have had solid games followed by many quiet ones.
Huggins' philosophy of a challenging schedule came back to bite the Mountaineers. The season opened with a 34-point loss at top-ranked Gonzaga, followed by losses in two of three games at the Old Spice Classic. There also were double-digit losses to No. 6 Michigan and Purdue.
Huggins has bemoaned his team's inconsistent defense, rebounding and lack of focus, such as messing up inbounds plays, calling timeouts at the wrong time, and committing fouls on opponents' 3-point attempts. He hasn't liked his players' intensity in practice at times, either.
Yet there has been solid play in close losses at home to No. 7-ranked Kansas and No. 11 Kansas State. In the regular-season finale against Iowa State on Saturday, West Virginia fell behind by as many as 27 points, then got as close as four before losing 83-74.
"When we get close to winning games, that's where we mess up," Harris said.
The players are tired of the embarrassment and playing at times without a purpose. Harris said the conference tournament gives the team a fresh start.
"Our focus is to play the first half like we play second halves when we're down," Harris said.
"Play it like we're down 20 from the start, not 0-0. At our best, everybody's seen how we can be. We can be one of the best teams in the nation at our best. It's up to us.
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International "Protest Scientology" Day
This morning's Boston Globehelda story of about fifty people who were protesting yesterday outside of the Church of Scientology headquarters in Boston wearing Guy Fawkes masks. Upon further investigation, it seems like a worldwide Scientology protest took place yesterdayand cities involved includedSydney, London, Seattle and Los Angeles. The protest was organized by a web-based group called "Anonymous" or "Anon" who claims that the Church of Scientology is a greedy cash-collecting cult.The protesttook place on what would have been Lisa McPherson's 49th birthday. A former Scientology adherent, Lisa McPherson's deathin 1995 led to a controversial look at the Church of Scientology and its practices.Directionsto protesters onwebsites said, "Do nothing illegal," "No Violence," "Disguise yourself...Wear a mask (Guy Fawkes is best, but anything that doesn't look intimidating is good. Alien masks are also good)."The Church of Scientology issued a statement condemning these protests and claimed:
Anonymous is perpetrating religious hate crimes against Churches of Scientology and individual Scientologists for no reason other than religious bigotry.It is Anonymous that has repeatedly attempted to suppress free speech through illegal assaults on church websites so as to prevent internet users from obtaining information.
One news source claims that the total number of protestors worldwide was anywhere between 6000 and 8000.Anonymous says, "We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us."
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The protest in Los Angeles was, indeed, peaceful.http://www.doxaweb.com/blog/2008/02/anonymous-holds-successful-peaceful.htm
It is a sad state of affairs. I have been a Scientologist for many years. Scientologists are some of the most decent people I know. They are committed to helping people. They volunteer in their communities. They are good neighbors cuz they're there when people need help. I know that most of the people who showed up in front of Scientology churches yesterday did so because they have bought lies about Scientology. This is really unfortunate. I invite anyone who really wants to know what Scientology is about and what Scientologists are like to come to one of our churches without a mask on, and just walk in and talk to someone. Maybe read a book by L. Ron Hubbard. You'll find we're real people and we have something very valuable to share with you.
Jeanne,So you believe that Tommy Gorman was lying to me about his own experience? And Grace and Ken Aaron were also lying about their experience?No one I saw yesterday was contesting the character of those who profess the belief, but simply responding to the actions of the organization.
Don't know them personally, but from what I've read about them on the Net they sound pretty biased. Did you just meet them yesterday? Did you go to the demonstration because of what they told you or because of some other reason? Is that the extent of our knowledge of Scientology or have you ever actually looked into it?
If you listen to the audio I posted, I express my reasons for being there and you can also hear Tommy, Grace and Ken speak for themselves. Grace and Ken specifically stated that they still ascribe to Scientology's beliefs, but feel that the organization has contradicted its own belief in communication as a "universal solvent" -- because the church insists on preventing communication between a son and his parents, and refuses to communicate with the parents.
Demand the IRS revoke Co$ Tax Exempt Status!If I send my child to a Catholic school, a Jewish School, Christian School, etc., I cannot deduct the tuition as a charitable donation.But a Scientology School tuition? 100% Tax Deductable!Yes!?! Only the Co$ can deduct their class tuitions!This must end. Read this:http://www.nysun.com/article/70957They pay every staff a salary below poverty so they don't pay any income taxes, THEN take them all around the Caribbean on a cruise ship!Why does Scientology have a secret agreement with the IRS that affords them a tax exemption that NO OTHER RELIGION IN AMERICA HAS?Sorry for shouting, but I am a 100% tax payer, and I am sick and tired of shouldering the yoke and these shysters get away with tax free cruises in the Caribbean!See more about the IRS secrets here:http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Cowen/essays/nytimes.htmlHelp Us Demand the IRS revoke Co$ Tax Exempt Status in the USA!http://www.taxexemptchildabuse.net/
Jeanne, I've seen a number of Scientologists that I quite liked and thought probably had everyone's best interests at heart. That said, I have also seen plenty of footage of Scientologists making personal attacks on critics, one extremely disturbing an militant speech given by Miscavige himself, court records detailing the evidence for both Operation Snow White and operation Freakout which are in the public record, I've seen Scientologists physically assault protesters just in yesterday (though admittedly these actions were far from the norm) and I've seen the Church issue vastly contradictory but consistantly slanderous statements against Anonymous. I've been a a part of the internet community for years now, though hadlittle direct contact with Anon and its affiliated sites till now, but I even I could have told you most of the stuff they;ve been saying isn't true. A lot of it doesn't even make sense. (Their guiding materials are mein Kampf and the Communist Manifesto? Those are possibly the two most opposite works in modern history. The only commonality is that they are both generally disliked by society). From all of this, I've come to the conlusion that, while a large majority of Scientologists are probably normal people who, like a lot of people who are active within a religion, want to make the world better, this cannot be said about the people running the Church itself. If you have something tht could dissuade me of this opinion, please feel free to share. I like o think I keep an open mind about everything.
Anonymous has posted a new message in response to the Church of Scientolgy statement.http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dcgn7gtc_12d3f8hsd2
Psychic Cupcake - Thanks for a sane voice in the storm. The "Church of Scientology" has been badly misrepresented on the Net. I have been a member for many years. I know a lot of church staff and many are personal friends. These are the most dedicated, well-meaning, hard-working people I know. I have met and corresponded with staff who are in a leadership position in the church and have great admiration for them. I know from my own personal knowledge that the people who were involved with Operation Freakout et al were purged from the church. I agree with you totally about those actions and can understand why you would feel the way you do if you look on these as things Scientologists or current Scientology leadership would endorse. I didn't hear anything about acts of aggression or violence during Sunday's goings-on. Did you actually hear or observe anything like that? Finally, as a Scientologist, it is very hard for me to reconcile what I know of the intentions and activities of the church and its staff and Scientologists with what I see in these comments and with what I read on the picket signs. I know what I know, and I know that first-hand, now and from years of experience. I hear what people are complaining about, and if I thought those things were true I would also be protesting. My complaint is that people are carrying out these protests based on what they have read on the Net which may or may not be true (or as in the case of Freakout has been misrepresented by making it sound like this kind of thing is endorsed by the church or is still going on when it absolutely is not) without themselves looking into it, talking to some Scientologist, reading a book, coming in to one of our churches or missions and looking around. I've gone on here, but I appreciate your taking the time to express how you really feel, and wanted to respond to that with a heartfelt answer.
Jeanne, maybe you could explain this to us, in a bit greater detail than I will explain.January 21, 2008Three French members of the Church of Scientology, suspected of holding a fourth person against their will, were arrested Monday in Nuoro, Sardinia, a local police spokesman told AFP. The three people belong to the Church of Scientology, whereas the person being held was not a member, Fabrizio Mustaro, of the Nuoro Prefecture on the Mediterranean island, told AFP.Police were alerted by a phone call that reported cries for help coming from a house on Mount Ortobene, near Nuoro, said Mustaro. Officers found a 47-year-old woman of Tunisian origin sleeping semi-naked on a mattress infested with vermin. She was subsequently hospitalised. Three other people at the house, a 42-year-old woman and two 18-year-old men, one of Tunisian origin, were arrested and charged with kidnapping.I see Lisa McPherson Version 2.0 here. Does anyone else?
Jeanne,Before we can begin discussing what Scientololgy is about and what the beliefs are, we would need to know what level you are in the system. Are you a Preclear, or an Operating Thetan at a certain level? This is something the general public doesn't understand, that your knowledge about the church depends on what level you've achieved.
Jeanne's apologetic struck me(as an outsider) to be very reminiscent of the Mormon defense on NPR this morning after the Romney debacle.I just think:-it's obvious there arel ots of good Scientologists and Mormons (and Catholics) -the institutions of these beliefs are not without problems and that should not be conflated wqith the individual decencies of members-prejudice against institutions diminshes insofar as they are transparent and accountable
Well, i know scientologists and they are good people. It saddens my heart to know they are brainwashed but that is the truth. People who desperatly are trying to do the right thing but are lyed to by their "up lines" (management) Sometimes i thing sucked in, you knew the risks before you entered but then theres my friend who was born into it. And ultimatly it's the children who must suffer the gold of fools. My friend is out but what a pricve she has had to pay and continues to pay for leaving all her friends and family who only try to get her back in and dont respect her decision or the possibility that scientology may actually be wrong. I pray anonymouse grows to 98%
"I hear what people are complaining about, and if I thought those things were true I would also be protesting. My complaint is that people are carrying out these protests based on what they have read on the Net which may or may not be true"I have been into the orgs and i have read Dianetics and i have read the other stuff on the net. Scientologists have always been eager to push something of Hubbards onto me but not one has ever once been willing to look at the other stuff being presented on the net.I challenge all scientologists to use your right to freedom and read this stuff and then you know what everyone is talking about. Then make up your own mind.
I have no intention of defending Scientology, but, lest Catholics forget, fundamentalist Protestants assign cult status to the Church of Rome.


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When, where and how to travel
Chelsea in Washington, District of Columbia
107 months ago
Host said: When, where and how to travel
What is it like to commute from La Jolla or Pacific Beach to UTC during rush hour? Thanks.
Gene in San Diego, California
107 months ago
The commute from either Pacific Beach or La Jolla to UTC is very easy. It will take you no more than 15-20 minutes.
Chelsea in Arlington, Virginia
107 months ago
Thanks for the info. I've been living in D.C. for three years now and I've developed a real phobia of long commutes and heinous traffic. San Diego sounds much better!
Gene in San Diego, California
107 months ago
As far as rush hour goes, taking the 805 north is pretty bad in the mornings as well as the I-5 northbound around Del Mar and beyond. Going south is a breeze in the morning.
Tracy in Oceanside, California
104 months ago
Just commute in this car..
Stewart Bitkoff, Ed.D. in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
102 months ago
I just published a book entitled, 'A Commuter's Guide to Enlightenment' which was written to help commuter's with their daily ride to work. It's a fun and practical read- using spiritual exercises like meditation to make the commute work. Available at online venues and bookstores; publisher is Llewellyn Worldwide. Check it out.
Rob in San Diego, California
102 months ago
If you commute from PB to UTC, the worst backup of your drive will be just getting on to I-5 from the turn on Garnet Ave to Mission Bay Drive. It could take over 15 minutes just to get past that half a mile and through the metered onramp to the freeway around eight in the morning. If you live at the beach there are probably at least 10 signals to get through if you take either Grand or Garnet before you even get that far.
Chelsea in Arlington, Virginia
102 months ago
Where would you recommend living for a short commute to UTC, that is close to the beach (by bike or jog, for example)?
I'm trying to commute on bike more when I relocate. I have a car, I'm just sick of wasting the time driving and SD weather will be more conducive to a bike commute all year than DC is.
Stewart Bitkoff, Ed.D. in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
102 months ago
Sorry. Not from the area.
However, my book might help you on your daily car commute. Check it out- 'A Commuter's Guide to Enlightenment.' If interested see online venues or publisher (Llewellyn).
Sorry couldn't be more helpful.
Gene in San Diego, California
102 months ago
I live in UTC and really enjoy it there. If you want to commute to UTC, the only realistic bike options are probably La Jolla and maybe Clairemont. PB is out of the question because there aren't any local roads that go up to UTC. If you live in UTC, La Jolla Shores and Del Mar are all within a 10-15 minute drive. The area is also very bike friendly and has many dedicated bike lanes.
If you have any other questions, let me know.
Chelsea in Arlington, Virginia
102 months ago
Wow thanks Gene, great info. I appreciate it. My brother lives in Clairemont and really likes it. I might decide on that area, but it'll all depend on the job I end up getting. Thanks again for the advice.
Chris in Palo Alto, California
96 months ago
Ride a bike. I ride from Pacific Beach to Carmel Valley. It's great.
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Another classic long drink for this week's #MasterofCocktails – this time around we're making a Singapore Sling to tie in with Chinese New Year. Definitely not a massive coincidence levered into the proceedings. Nope. Not that.
Remember, you can follow along on twitter from 6pm every Sunday before the recipe appears here on the blog the following day for your reference and general delight.
So, a bit about this cocktail - the Singapore Sling is a stalwart at Singapore's Raffles Hotel, dating back to the early 20th century. I've taken a slightly updated twist, however, heavily inspired by the superb book 'The Curious Bartender', by Tristan Stephenson. More on that shortly...
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We decided to try Yonaka, at 4983 West Flamingo Road, late on July 4th. The day had been depressingly hot and, by the time we got our butts in gear, our favorite late night sushi place was almost closed. It seemed like a good time to try something new. Yonaka was on our list of places to try and – bonus – it had a late night Happy Hour from 11pm-2am.
Like many off-strip restaurants in Las Vegas, Yonaka is located in a strip mall. But while the outside may be unremarkable, the inside is beautiful, sleek and modern. The tables were comfortably spaced and even had a slot underneath to hold the menus out of the way. The feature wall that appeared to be made from blocks of wood was also pretty interesting.
Both the hostess (who was also the manager) and the waiter were extremely polite and helpful. Our waiter's name was Michael and he was incredibly attentive and funny. He chatted and joked with us in between taking our order and delivering the food. At one point I looked absent-mindedly in his general direction and he came rushing over to see if I needed anything. I was a bit embarrassed to have bothered him but also a bit impressed.
We started our meal with the Edamame. Grilled with togarashi and lemon (in addition to the normal sea salt) it was surprisingly delicious. The bf doesn't usually care for edamame but we found ourselves dividing up the final pieces.
After that promising start, our entrees started to come out. We decided to try one of the hot dishes in addition to sushi. The Karaage was described as fried chicken and was on the Happy Hour menu. Fried chicken doesn't always excite me but this was good – lightly breaded and juicy with a nice tangy flavor.For maki sushi, we had Negihama and Negitoro. Both were tasty and fresh – no complaints. We also had a roll called Ibushi Hamachi, which consisted of crunchy nuts, chewy dates, fish roe, yellowtail and crispy chips. The unusual combination of textures and flavors created a sort of explosion on the palate. I really enjoyed it.
Another interesting roll we had was the Midnight Roll. It consisted of eel, salmon, asparagus and jalapeno. It had more of an earthy flavor to it, overall. While the ingredients were fresh and good quality, I didn't like it quite as much as the other rolls.My favorite dish by far was the Sake Orenji. Sake (salmon) is my favorite fish and I never would have thought to place it on top of mandarin oranges. It had a sweet, citrus sauce and it tasted amazing. Supposedly it is one of their best sellers and I can see why!
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I definitely want to get back here on a future trip and try more of the options on the main menu. The combination of amazing service, excellent food and a relaxed atmosphere make this hard to pass up.
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I keep looking at this picture and its driving me crazy. How can the smaller circle travel the same distance when its circumference is less than the entire wheel?
I keep looking at this picture and its driving me crazy. How can the smaller circle travel the same distance when its circumference is less than the entire wheel?
That picture confuses things by making it look as though the red line is being "unwound" from the circle like paper towel being unwound from a roll. Our brains pick up on that, since it is a real-world example.
Both circles complete a single revolution, and both travel the same distance from left to right. If these really were rolls of paper towel, the smaller roll would have to spin faster (and therefore complete more than one full revolution) in order to lay out the same length of paper towel as the larger roll. Alternatively, if the two rolls were spinning at the same rate, the free end of the strip of towel left behind by the smaller roll would also move to the right.
In short, the image is a kind of optical/mental illusion, and you're not going crazy
the smaller wheel does not just rotate, but also slides. If you had cogwheels instead of smooth wheels, you'd notice that movement is not possible.
As e.James mentions, the amount of red line laid out by the inner wheel is twice the circumference of the inner wheel. So the impression that the inner wheel is rolling out the red line is an illusion. In actuality, the inner wheel slips as it rolls out the red line. The slippage is hard to see since the only fixed reference that appears on the inner wheel is its radius that follows its rotation, and its radius only comes near the line on which the wheel is rolling at the ends of the line.
I have isolated the inner wheel and placed a second wheel just below it which actually rolls out a red and green line in a proper length-for-length manner. Watching the two together, makes the slippage more noticeable.
If the two circles are fixed, then they will be traveling the same difference, but at different velocities.
In fact, the ratio of the radii is equal to the ratio of the velocities a point on either circle will be traveling.
If you tried to repeat this by putting two different-sized circles on a track and making them spin to come out to be the same distance with the same angular velocity, you will notice that one of the circles will have to slide/slip along the track in order to keep them at the same pace.
Have two cylindrical wheels spin on an axle which passes through their centers. Draw a line vertical to the axle. At the point of the intersection of the line with the two wheels tie on each point a ball of string. After one revolution the lengths of string on each cylindrical wheel are different and proportional to the radius of the wheels.
Look at the path traced by each contact point between a circle and its red line. The larger wheel's point traces a much longer path from its starting point to its finishing point. The distance from start to finish is the same for each circle, but the path to reach it is different.


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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Trailed by a solemn entourage of astronauts and shuttle workers, Atlantis began its slow journey to retirement Friday, the last space shuttle to fly in orbit and the last to leave NASA's nest.
Atlantis emerged just before dawn from the massive Vehicle Assembly Building and, riding atop 76-wheeled platform, began the 10-mile trek to the Kennedy Space Center's main tourist stop.
About 200 workers gathered in the early morning chill to see the space shuttle out in the open for the final time. They were joined by the four astronauts who closed out the shuttle program aboard Atlantis more than a year ago.
"My opinion is it looks better vertically," said Christopher Ferguson, the astronaut who commanded Atlantis' final flight in July 2011.
"It's a short trip. It's taking a day," he added. "It traveled a lot faster in its former life. But that's OK. … it's got a new role."
Portions of Atlantis' final launch countdown boomed over loudspeakers as the shuttle paused in front of the Vehicle Assembly Building before hitting the road. Employees gathered in front of a long white banner that read, "We Made History," and below that the single word "Atlantis." They followed the spaceship for a block or two, then scattered as the shuttle transporter revved up to its maximum 2 mph. The convoy included a dozen trucks and vans, their lights blinking.
The fact that several hundred shuttle workers are about to lose their jobs, now that Atlantis is being turned over to the visitor complex, dampened the mood. Thousands already have been laid off.
"The untold story of the last couple years, the last missions that we flew, is the work force. I mean, the contractors knew that their numbers were going to go down … and yet they kept doing their jobs," said NASA's Angie Brewer, who was once in charge of getting Atlantis ready for flight.
Some were too upset to even show up. Friday's event marked the true end to the 30-year shuttle program.
Seeing so many members of the shuttle team "helps soften the hard edge of seeing Atlantis go off to a museum," said astronaut Rex Walheim, part of the ship's final crew.
Atlantis made its way down broad industrial avenues, most of them off-limits to the public. So the trek did not replicate the narrow, stop-and-go turns Endeavour encountered last month while navigating downtown Los Angeles.
The mastermind behind Atlantis' slow march through Kennedy was sweating bullets nonetheless.
"It's only a priceless artifact driving 9.8 miles and it weighs 164,000 pounds," said Tim Macy, director of project development and construction for Kennedy's visitor complex operator, the company Delaware North.
"Other than that, no pressure at all," Macy said, laughing. "Only the eyes of the country and the world and everybody at NASA is watching us. But we don't feel any pressure." He paused. "Of course, we feel pressure!"
The relocation of Atlantis was plotted out for months, he noted last week, and experienced shuttle workers took part.
"It's not like it's Tim and his buddies out here loading this up," Macy said. "We're using the expertise of NASA."
The roundabout loop was to take the shuttle past Kennedy's headquarters building for a midmorning ceremony and then to a still-under-design industrial park for a few hours of public viewing in the afternoon. Tourist tickets ran as high as $90 apiece for a chance to see the spaceship up close.
Crews removed 120 light poles, 23 traffic signals and 56 traffic signs in order for Atlantis to squeeze by. One high-voltage power line also had to come down. Staff trimmed back some scrub pines, but there was none of the widespread tree-axing that occurred in Los Angeles.
Atlantis had to traverse just one noticeable incline, a highway ramp. The rest of the course is sea-level flat.
The grand entrance into Atlantis' new home, in the early evening, also was expected to be smooth going. One complete wall of the exhibit hall was kept off, carport-style, so the shuttle could roll right in. Construction will begin on the missing wall early next week.
Once safely inside, Atlantis will be plastic-wrapped for protection until the building is completed. The grand opening is set for July 2013.
Total exhibit cost: $100 million, a price borne by Delaware North.
Discovery, the oldest and most traveled space shuttle, was the first to leave the nest, zooming off to the Smithsonian in Virginia in April atop a modified jumbo jet. Endeavour, the baby of the fleet, headed west in September.
Here is a brief look at each of NASA's space shuttles in the order they flew, including the prototype Enterprise:
— Enterprise: Shuttle prototype used in jetliner-drop tests over Edwards Air Force Base in California in 1977, never flew in space. Originally on display at Smithsonian Institution hangar in Virginia, it was flown to New York City this past April and moved into the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in June.
— Columbia: Destroyed during descent on Feb. 1, 2003, after 28 missions stretching back to 1981. All seven astronauts were killed. The wreckage is stored in NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center, for research purposes.
— Challenger: Destroyed during launch on Jan. 28, 1986, after 10 missions stretching back to 1983. All seven astronauts were killed. Buried in a pair of abandoned missile silos at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
— Discovery: Moved to Smithsonian Institution hangar in Virginia in April after 39 missions stretching back to 1984.
— Atlantis: Being moved Friday to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center after 33 missions stretching back to 1985.
— Endeavour: Flown to Los Angeles in September and moved into California Science Center in October after 25 missions stretching back to 1992. It was the replacement for space shuttle Challenger.
NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/mission—pages/shuttle/main/rss—main—right—collex—archive—1.html
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex: http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/


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Possible SLAP tear? Need advice
I've been dealing with ongoing pain in my right shoulder for about 4 months now. I don't remember any traumatic or sudden event preceding it, but do recall first really noticing it on a day of high numbers of dips. The pain is hard to duplicate, deep bench press, dips, and overhead motions seem to be the most common places where I can provoke it-based on everything I've read, seems to be suspicious for a SLAP lesion or something related?
I've been able to do the Catalyst strength gain/olympic/main site workouts for the past couple of months without it getting worse, but am concerned about continued use with heavy weight aggravating the situation. We took some videos of my lifts the other day and it was visible that my right shoulder was catching snatches in a lowered and uneven position related to my left.
At the moment I'm uninsured, but if things go right, should have good workplace coverage in the next three months sometime. I'm wondering if there are exercises which should just be avoided-olympics/strength lifts which maintain shoulder strength and chest strength without aggravating it?-Are there modifications I could do that help to maintain/strength gain for the next few months but go easy on the shoulder until I can get better professional attention on it? Im assuming that maybe snatch and jerk might be out, but possibly cleans, deadlifts, squatting? bench press with limited depth? other ideas, particularly compounds which still maintain chest and shoulder strength without aggravating the injury? Pull-ups haven't seemed to bother it? I've been working the Diesel Crew shoulder rehab protocals for weeks now, and feel like Ive got stable shoulder girdles...
Anyone with more experience have any thoughts on this?
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If you want a real diagnosis, see an orthopedic doc.
If you want a guess by myself, we can do that..
1. Google a pic and mark where it hurts.
2. What exercises hurt? Which shoulder articulations hurt?
3. What type of pain is it? Burning? Ache? Tingling? Sharp?
4. Acute or chronic? What date was onset?
5. Any previous injury history?
6. How's your posture?
7. What is your current workout routine for that bodypart? Do you play any sports?
8. Have you been training through pain? If so, how long?
9. Check the tissue quality of the surrounding muscles. Which ones are tight? Which ones are tender? Is there any swelling?
10. What have you been doing for recovery purposes?
11. Any other information I should be aware of or that comes to mind that may help?
Initial impressions -- Can't really tell much from your descriptions.... since a lot of stuff hurts it's not very detailed.
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I appreciate the response
1.The pain is hard to pinpoint-feels deep in my shoulder. None of the rotators or external muscles are provokable on palpation.
2. Push presses, shoulder presses, deep bench press, dips hurt. None of the shoulder articulations listed on your link consistently produce pain. It hurts when I have weight loaded overhead, but only for portions of the motion.
3. Its somewhere between an ache and a sharp pain. Occaisionally it'll be very slightly provoked when sleeping, is not consistent or constant-only during very limited ranges of motion with specific activities.
4. I think Im about four to six months out from onset of the pain. Has been slow progression. Is in not way deblitating at this point, but I can see it doesn't seem to be going away, so want to get ahead of it. I think its definitely creating weakness and guarding in my right shoulder with overhead lifts...
5. No previous history of injury-got caught in a rockslide last year and had the upper half of my thumb on that hand crushed and rebuilt, but had no related shoulder injuries. My grip is strong as it was at this point, no notable defeciencies, although no hook grips as the thumb is too short.
6.I think my posture is good. I have a strong core, do a fair amount of compound exercises and overhead lifts and try to pay attention to how Im moving...
7. Current workout routine-lately I've moved between crossfit type work-outs and spending a couple of full rotations on the Catalyst website's main page-so metcons mixed with weeks of olympic lifts, five days a week, two solid rest days with just light stretching.
8. Have been training through pain-as its been hard to isolate, hard to identify, and slow onset-as I noticed it really begin to get worse, I laid off dips and bench press. Past few weeks I've been doing the shoulder rehab posted by Deisel Crew folks on youtube, and have begun attempting to do high rep, eccentric loading with machines mimicking dip and bench press type motions. Still been cleaning, deadlifting, flipping tires, rope climbing, pull-ups, sprints, haven't done snatches in a few weeks. Dumbell thrusters and push press are in there from time to time too.
9.Can't find any tenderness, swelling, or tightness anywhere in the shoulder area.
10. For recovery-ice, as noted above, laid off the shoulder for a few weeks then began using bands and machines to do eccentric loading in dip and bench type motions with light weight, flies, and the diesel crew rehab protocal usually something like 40-50 reps with a four to ten second negative in three or four sets every few days. Otherwise training as noted above, sans snatches...
Is this anymore helpful? In terms of isolating the pain-for example-I hoisted a 75 pound box of books onto my right shoulder, with my right hand supporting the box from underneath, and proceeded to walk a few blocks with the box in hand, and this was able to provoke the pain. Otherwise it will hurt during a couple of degrees of the range of motion while doing overhead presses, snatches, dips, bench presses, and otherwise feel fine....
Thoughts-I appreciate it...
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Yeah, I would get yourself to an ortho if possible to get checked.
Overhead pressing movements, in particular, if shoulder gets tight can lead to some impingement of hte posterior labrum and possibly tearing.
Although it could also be SLAP lesion.
Is the pain more anterior or posterior inside the shoulder?
Does an internal rotation stretch such as sleeper stretch hurt?
Either way, pain inside the shoulder is usually indicative of labral issues so get yourself to an ortho.
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Two noteworthy pieces-if I can figure a way to transfer it here, I'll post video, but looking at my snatch overhead catch, the injured shoulder catches out and lowered from the uninjiured-ive assumed this is guarding from pain, but also realize that there may be some chicken-egg stuff going on here...
The pain is not distinctively posterior OR anterior. If I had to pick its vaguely more anterior. Totally negative for pain or limitation on sleeper or internal rotation stretches.
My main question is this-Im probably a couple of months out from insurance coverage-are there things I just shouldn't do in my training in that time, things I can or should be doing?? Good compound exercises and strength stuff to help maintain chest and shoulder strength without aggravating whatever is going on in there? Any ideas? Static overhead type stuff? Pull-ups ok? Limited ROM bench or push-ups? Deadlifts? Cleans??? Any thoughts?
Thanks again for responding Steven-I've followed your posts on various boards for awhile and see you must stay pretty busy entertaining people's pains and injuries...
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The biceps tendon attaches to the labrum so pretty much anything you do with your arm is gonna aggravate it. When they opened mine up the tendon was so frayed that he just cut it and reattached it to the humerus.
An ortho is probably going to tell you to get a MRI, but it's still hard to tell even from that. The only way they're really going to know is to scope it (in surgery).
If it truly is a labral tear, the only solution is surgery. I had done it last November and my shoulder's 100% now. (I don't do kipping pull ups or muscle ups anymore)
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thanks for the responses folks.
Its interesting, because I swam today, felt great, pain is minimal, comes and goes...At this point Im really just weighing out how to train safely in the window until I can actually get good access to health care...
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Might be a SLAP lesion; might not. You might have one but the pain could still be related to bursa or the rotator cuff and proper PT would be the solution.
The diesel crew shoulder prehab series is as good as any approach - sight unseen. Some folks swear by KBs for rehab, some by low-weight OHS and controlled kipping pullups (of all things). A few thoughts:
Without or after surgery, you first need to get the inflammation down to effectively rehab it. This means avoid the movements that consistently cause pain, including rehab exercises or favorite lifts that cause pain. Rehab can hurt sometimes, but if it consistently hurts an injured area, you're probably not doing yourself any favors.
I'd stay far away from bench press and dips and the surrogates you've been doing excentrically, and I'd avoid them until well after you can overhead lift comfortably. Also, stay clear of flies and, though you didn't mention them, upright rows. If you have an impingement, these are likely to aggravate it and don't have much benefit anyways.
You may simply have to accept that you'll lose some chest and shoulder strength as you work through this. The fact of the matter is that your raw pushing strength is currently greater than your ability to comfortably stablize it. Get the inflammation down, work your mobility (stetching/, improve scapular stability and rotator cuff strength, and then rebuild pressing strength. In the meantime, you can do unilateral work on the uninjured side. It can have more carryover than you might expect.
The general rule of thumb when rehabbing a shoulder injury is to work 3 pulling exercises for each pressing exercise. Now this rule of thumb is based on a population that spends its days hunched over a computer or steering wheel. If you dig ditches for a living, that ratio may change depending on how much pushing and pulling goes on between 9 and 5. Scapular mobility and stability/strength are key to effective shoulder function. There are tons of exercises to choose from. Hafe at it.
In terms of pressing exercises, you'll want to concentrate less on maintaining bulk strength at first and instead work the stablizers needed for the pressing movements. You can gradally add more demanding pressing work as you discover variants that can be done pain-free, a list of things that will grow larger as inflammation decreases.
In terms of reintroducing exercises, start working limited ROM before full, isometrics and slow speeds before full speed, unstable (stablizer biased) before stable (skeletal biased). For example, you might start with pushup variants, incorporating isometric holds and fewer reps. You might work slow pushups with your feet elevated on a stability ball before attempting regular pushups. The next step might be neutral-grip DB floor presses. You might find that barbell board press work before full ROM DB bench presses (or not). Either would come before a close-grip bench press, which would come before a standard bench press.
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#2. Video Games Cause Way More Injuries Than Should Be Possible
Whatever the downsides of video games -- lack of exercise, increased urge to shout ethnic slurs at strangers a continent away -- we don't think of it as a particularly dangerous activity. You might think that the introduction of full-body gaming via the Nintendo Wii and Xbox Kinect probably brought on a rash of injuries due to flailing Wiimotes connecting with the heads of sibling spectators, but that was surely offset by all of the great exercise those kids were getting. But the truth is way stranger.
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In a study conducted from 2004 to 2009, they found about 700 injuries stemming from video games that were severe enough to require medical attention. And get this: The motion-based games only accounted for 13 percent of them. The rest, mostly finger, hand and wrist ailments, were from traditional "sit 'n' press buttons" game play. We're just shocked that this many patients were willing to admit that to a doctor.
"The doctors say you've suffered severe pwnage to both of your arms. They want to amputate."
Now, 700 might not sound like a huge injury toll considering how many people play games, but if we had had to guess at how many people had injured themselves sitting completely motionless and tapping thumb buttons, we'd have figured a dozen at most.
Not that motion gaming is off the hook here -- it has led to a whole other category of injuries of their own. In the first full year of motion gaming, from 2007 to 2008, injuries from video games immediately rose 214 percent. Most of these were from overexertion or being whacked with the remote. But it doesn't stop there. While you wouldn't even think of real bowling as a sport that could injure you unless you dropped the ball on your foot, the completely ball-less Wii Sports bowling has led to multiple cases of patellar injury and even early onset carpal tunnel.
Wii Shanking has to be the worst culprit.
Meanwhile, the Wii Fit balance board has caused numerous ruptured Achilles tendon injuries. The Kinect sports titles have resulted in tons of ailments, including bursitis and tendon and ligament inflammation. This is what happens when older people, and normally sedentary gamers, are all of a sudden flitting around the room. Nobody is warming up first or wearing shoes made for exercise, and they're quite frankly not used to the motions. And, because it's all happening in a game, they probably figure there's no way they can really injure themselves throwing an imaginary ball.
But at least motion games are getting us in shape, right? Actually, no. While gamers suffer the kind of injury the athletes of the world put up with, they're not getting the benefits. In one motion gaming study, it was discovered that kids who owned motion games didn't, on the whole, get any more exercise than the ones who played the "sit and stare at the screen" variety.
It was discovered that executives who play motion games are 80 percent more likely to look like tools in bad suits.
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#1. Your Laptop May Be Frying Your Balls
We've all been in bed late at night, working on some super important project with our laptop nestled on our crotch. And maybe this project, uh, required you to have your penis out. But while you were competing in your own little demented Ambien challenge, the fact is that the heat from the laptop's battery was blasting you directly in your yam bag.
A study in 2010 discovered that the heat coming from a laptop sitting near your coin purse exposed it to scrotal hyperthermia. As in, the opposite of hypothermia. It's cooking your balls, is what we're trying to say.
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It's not that your genitals are going to burst into flame, but it may very well lower your sperm count. Keep in mind, the entire reason a man's parts are outside of his body is that sperm need to be kept cooler than body temperature or else they die. Raise the temperature of your fragile bits by just two degrees and sperm start getting damaged. And this study found that just one hour of laptop use raised ball temperature by 4.5 degrees.
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When it comes to protecting the citizens of Connecticut, our liberal Demo-cratic leaders have failed. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, Sen. Chris Murphy and Sen. Richard Blumenthal won't or can't act beyond the liberal agenda that's been set for them.
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Brian wrote on Jan 23, 2013 9:11 AM:
conservative1 wrote on Jan 23, 2013 9:18 AM:
Every city/town in this state can still put armed guards in their school. Danny Boy can't stop Mayors and 1st Selectmen from protecting it's citizens. Any of them that don't put some form of police in their schools is being irresponsible.
Yes, just after 9-11, we all became more aware of our surroundings. We must keep our eyes open and not be afraid to say something when we see it. "
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Citizen 4 Fairness wrote on Jan 23, 2013 6:46 PM:
Citizen 4 Fairness wrote on Jan 23, 2013 7:10 PM:
al.cap wrote on Jan 24, 2013 7:11 AM:
virginia tech is a sprawling campus with a police department, similar to a small town. like a small town, the police cannot be everywhere. hence the need for citizens to be able to protect themselves.
fort hood, as with all military bases, is a gun free zone. like all other targets, save one, selected for mass shootings in the last thirty years. because people bent on mass murder do not obey any laws.
keep pushing the propaganda, we've stopped listening. "
Citizen 4 Fairness wrote on Jan 24, 2013 1:01 PM:
FREEPRESS wrote on Jan 24, 2013 3:54 PM:
"When seconds count, police are only minutes away."
"The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun." "
FREEPRESS wrote on Jan 24, 2013 4:16 PM:
"When seconds count, police are only minutes away." (Reportedly 20 minutes in the Sandy Hook shooting.)
"The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun, is a good guy with a gun."
"If more gun laws could reduce violent crime, we could demand more spoon laws to reduce obesity."
"Banning guns to prevent violence is like banning cars to prevent drunk drivers."
"Once upon a time, a free people decided that guns caused violent crime, so they banned guns. But violent criminals ignored the gun ban and continued using their evil guns to commit violent crimes against law-abiding citizens. Without guns, the people could not defend themselves, so they banned violent crime too. All the violent criminals saw that they had no choice but to turn in their guns and become law-abiding citizens, and everyone lived happily ever after. The End. " LOL ROTF "
al.cap wrote on Jan 24, 2013 6:10 PM:
those kids died because a madman decided to kill them. no ban would have made any difference. a gun in the principal's hand might have. "
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blue star wrote on Jan 25, 2013 9:27 AM:
You can do damage with a cheap shot, but it is no credit to you. That's the type of response I would expect from a disagreeable sixteen year old girl. "
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blue star wrote on Jan 25, 2013 3:21 PM:
Just happy we learned, makes me proud. "
ROY wrote on Jan 26, 2013 8:52 PM:
Too bad Charlton Heston wasn't alive to run for governor.
The problem is, voting these people out of office will be too late after they pass gun laws. The damage will already have been done. "
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U.S. stock and options markets will remain closed Tuesday, exchange operators said Monday afternoon, as Hurricane Sandy moved closer to making landfall on the Atlantic Coast. Bond markets will also be closed.
Big Board operator NYSE Euronext announced the Tuesday closure in a statement issued Monday afternoon. Monday's closure, announced late Sunday, marked the first time since September 2001 that U.S. stock exchanges closed their doors due to unscheduled events.
"In consultation with other exchanges and market participants, NYSE Euronext will close its markets in coordination with all U.S. equities, bonds, options and derivatives markets on Tuesday," the company said in a statement. NYSE said it intends to reopen markets Wednesday.
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Stock and options exchanges and their regulators closed U.S. markets on Monday after initially planning to open for electronic trading. The agreement came after broad resistance from banks and brokers amid worries about the safety of staff and potential problems with the New York Stock Exchange's method of shifting its main stock market to an electronic backup, according to people involved in the discussions.
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