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How are mobile telephony networks like LTE (4G) and HSPA (3G) encrypted? between what parts is the communication encrypted? who has access to the keys? is symmetric or asymmetric encryption used? is it similar to TLS?
I suspect that @Jay Looney is correct; for authoritative answers, contact the service provider. (who will report you to DHS and DMCA).
Blackhat description of attacks on HSPA includes a brief overview and architecture, that may address the portion of the question re: what parts are encrypted. This resource also includes the following sentence,
I found one source that asserts that the answer is Feistel encryption, but it doesn't address the key management issue. I continue to believe that is something that only the vendor can answer, and I'm willing to bet they won't.
Agilent provides some internal details, but I think that is more specific than you want. It may be useful as context/example.
You could always take a course in the subject for a mere $1500.
Generally the 4G and 3G networks are not used to make phonecalls or send/recieve texts, those are still pushed to the CDMA and GSM networks and 3/4G are used to connect your device to the internet. The encryption will depend on the company deploying it as well as the device user, because you can setup secure connections to an encrypted VPN or even route through a home proxy. I know my android phone has these features and has retained them through multiple updates. I can only suggest that you call your service provider and ask them how it works.

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North Shore districts mostly unaffected by governor's new school aid
Of the eight districts in the North Shore NOW coverage area, only three received enough new state aid from Gov. Walker's recent budget bill to make an appreciable difference to taxpayers.
Whitefish Bay received nearly $200,000 in new aid, which saves a resident with a $400,000 home about $42; Brown Deer received about $103,000, which saves a resident with a $200,000 home about $21; and Shorewood received about $134,000, which saves a resident with a $300,000 home about $30. Savings for the average homeowner among the other North Shore districts is in the pocket change range.
Compared to last year school tax rates across the North Shore are moving by as much as 5 percent, depending on the district.
Official 2013-14 tax rates for local districts have been unknown to this point for two main reasons.
The overall tax levy and tax rate in any given district cannot be known until the state Department of Public Instruction certifies state aid amounts in mid-October — and as aid rises and falls to each district, the levy moves in relation, since increased aid almost always translates into lower taxes for local homeowners. The $100 million increase in state aid signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker on Oct. 20 caused the DPI and local districts to recalculate their numbers last week.» Read Full Article
Contractor from Slinger identified as victim of garage collapse
Fox Point — Sean Matthew Held of Slinger, 38, was identified by police Wednesday afternoon as the victim of a garage collapse on the 7400 block of North Santa Monica Boulevard.
According to Police Chief Thomas Czaja, Held and another contractor from Slinger-based MDM Builders, LLC were working on a garage rehabilitation job when the structure collapsed, trapping Held inside.
Fox Point police and the North Shore Fire Department responded to a call about the trapped contractor at 9:07 a.m. Wednesday morning. Upon arrival, firefighters pulled Held from the collapsed garage and pronounced him dead on scene.
The other contractor, not identified by police, was outside the garage at the time of the collapse and was unhurt in the accident, Czaja said. The owner of the home was not there when the garage collapsed.
An estimate of property damage as a result of the collapse is unavailable at this time. Members of the police and fire departments continue to investigate the cause of the collapse.
Woman throws teen to ground after noise complaint at movie theater
A 42-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for battery and a 19-year-old Glendale woman for disorderly conduct outside the North Shore Cinema after the two were involved in a tussle about making too much noise during a movie.
According to the Mequon police report:
The two had been sitting near each other in the theater, 11700 N. Port Washington Road, when the teenager asked the woman to quit making so much noise. The woman said she paid for the movie and could make noise if she wanted to.
After the movie, the two left the theater and continued to argue around 10:30 p.m. Oct. 18. It was then when the woman grabbed the teenager's hair and threw her to the ground.
A man drove up and told the woman to get in the car but didn't leave the scene when he saw a number of people with camera phones who had filmed the incident and were now filming his car.
'Mequon Cares' program launched to aid seniors
Mequon — "I've been here 44 years. I've got the city in my blood," says Louise Rzentkowski, 74, a former city clerk who spent 26 years of her life at City Hall before retiring in 2002.
After all that time looking out for the city, it's good to know the city is looking out for her, too.
Earlier this month the Mequon Police Department launched "Mequon Cares," a free service targeted for senior residents who live by themselves. Once seniors sign up for the service, they are expected to call the police department each morning to check in. If a member of the service does not make the customary call, police will begin calling a list of provided emergency contacts and send an officer out to check on the resident in person. In an extreme scenario, the officer will force entry into the home to make sure the person is alright.
"I'm hoping that brings (seniors) some sense of security," says Capt. Scott Tyler, "that if something did happen, we'd be able to check on them."
Copying Cedarburg program» Read Full Article
Lawsuit likely after Glendale council reaffirms 'no' decision on Hilton rezoning
Glendale — A lawsuit between the owners of the Milwaukee River Hilton and the city of Glendale is likely after the Common Council on Monday reaffirmed its position that an international academy is not the best use of the site.
In September the council unanimously rejected a proposal from the Wisconsin International Academy to rezone the Hilton hotel and Anchorage Restaurant site, located at 4700 N. Port Washington Road, to allow WIA to repurpose the properties into lodging for Chinese students. The rezoning was again on the agenda Monday after a flood of new information regarding potential new buyers for the site, or lack thereof, as well a a potential lawsuit, became available to the council recently.
Yet, after voting down a suggestion from Mayor Jerome Tepper that the council hold over the decision until December in order to examine the new information at length, the council quickly and without further discussion delivered a unanimous vote to reaffirm its rejection of WIA's proposal.
"We voted previously, unanimously, to reject the zoning appeal," Alderman Richard Wiese said after the meeting. "That was judged to be in the best interest of the city, and we reaffirmed that (tonight)."
Lawsuit likely» Read Full Article
Bayside garage fire causes $100K in damage to car and structures
Bayside — A house fire in Bayside destroyed a car and caused an estimated $100,000 in damages Friday to a home at 8869 N. Iroquois Road.
According to a North Shore Fire Department news release:
A neighbor called to report the fire at 12:45 p.m. Friday. Arriving firefighters found a fire in a breezeway connecting the home and garage. A strong wind was driving the flames toward the home and into the garage.
With a determined attack, the firefighters brought the blaze under control and extinguished it. Several area fire departments assisted NSFD on-scene and with later calls.
A subsequent investigation found extensive fire damage to the breezeway, garage and kitchen. A car in the the garage was destroyed, and overall property damage is estimated at $100,000. No one was injured in the fire.» Read Full Article
Mequon-Thiensville celebrating recent accolades
Mequon — The Mequon-Thiensville School District today is celebrating its recent successes in the eyes of the state Department of Public Instruction and national media.
Mequon-Thiensville ranked first among K-12 districts statewide in DPI report cards issued in August, as a whole falling into the "significantly exceeds expectations" score range. In September, an online article by Forbes magazine ranked Mequon-Thiensville third nationwide in a list of "best schools for your housing buck." Mequon-Thiensville was the highest ranked of six Wisconsin school districts in the list of 20 districts.
Each of the district's six schools is congratulating teachers and students today in a unique way, according to a district news release.
"The achievement is an outstanding organizational accomplishment in which the entire Mequon-Thiensville community should take pride," Superintendent Demond Means said in the release.
The public is invited to a celebration tonight at 5:30 p.m. at the Range Line Conference Room, 11040 North Range Line Road. A presentation at 6 p.m. will include congratulatory videos from state Superintendent Tony Evers and Gov. Scott Walker.
Bay defeats Brookfield East kickers, 2-1, to win sectional title
Read social media story of Division 2 Level 1 football playoffs games
Homestead, South Milwaukee, Messmer/Shorewood, Brookfield Central, Sussex Hamilton, Whitefish Bay, Brookfield East and Greenfield all faced off in Level 1 of the WIAA football playoffs Friday.
As always, fans and reporters were on Twitter and other social networks. Read the MyCommunityNOW Storify social media story of the games.
Read social media story of Division 3 Level 1 football playoffs games
Greendale, Brown Deer, Pewaukee, New Berlin West and Catholic Memorial all faced off in Level 1 of the WIAA football playoffs Friday.
As always, fans and reporters were on Twitter and other social networks. Read the MyCommunityNOW Storify social media story of the games.
Mequon projects flat tax rate
Mequon — Residents can expect a flat city tax bill next year, as the city tax rate is expected to stay even for the fifth straight year in 2014.
At $3.04 per $1,000 of assessed value, a Mequon resident with a $300,000 home would foot a $912 bill to fund city services in 2014. As City Administrator Lee Szymborski pointed out at budget committee meeting Tuesday, a 2011-12 ranking by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance found Mequon's tax rate to be in the lowest 7 percent statewide.
"It's bragging rights to say that Mequon has one of the lowest tax rates in the six-county area," said Szymborski.
The overall tax levy increases by about $178,000, or .91 percent, to approximately $19.8 million. Though the city could have increased the levy by about $400,000 under state law, the rise only reflects the increase allowed due to new property value in the city and a slight amount of state-allowed debt, and therefore does not affect the tax rate.
"The council has been very frugal and very conscientious about levy limits," said Szymborski. "We've actually had levy head room (in recent years), but we understand what the mandate here has been, and we don't seek to tap that at all."» Read Full Article
Milwaukee County offering free golf
From Oct. 23-25, those who rent a $10 golf cart at six Milwaukee County Parks golf courses will have green fees waived.
For parties, each player would pay $10 for a share of an available cart and play for free. If all carts are rented golfers may walk on for free.
"The weather is beautiful — it's just a bit cooler," said Assistant Recreation Chief Joe Mronzinski. "There's still time to get some quality play in this season, and for the next three days, your green fee is free."
Reservations can be made over the phone at (414) 475-6222 or online at milwaukeecountygolfcourses.com.
Participating courses are:» Read Full Article
Fate of Mary Nohl House unclear after neighborhood meeting in Fox Point
Fox Point — Owners of the renowned Mary Nohl House — or "Witch's House," depending on who you're talking to — are headed back to the drawing board after receiving mixed feedback from neighbors on their plan to reopen the property.
Representatives from John Michael Kohler Arts Center, the Sheboygan-based not-for-profit art museum which took ownership of the property in 2012, held an informal neighborhood meeting last week to unveil tentative plans and get a sense on how the neighbors along Beach Drive feel about the prospect.
Legends and lawsuits
The Mary Nohl House, named after its late owner, is a state and national historic landmark. Famous for its lookout over Lake Michigan and the collection of eye-popping concrete statues throughout the yard, the home gained a reputation as the "Witch's House" as a number of false urban legends sprang up concerning the statues and their owner, a kindly artist and teacher who lived by herself.
Mary Nohl transferred the property to the Kohler Foundation in 1996.» Read Full Article
Sewer gas could eat into village's resources
Thiensville — Recently discovered damages to a shared sewer main could necessitate pricey repairs, Public Works Director Andy LaFond told the Village Board on Monday.
While examining manholes recently, Mequon public works staff found significant deterioration of a shared sewer main that runs along Cedarburg Road from Mequon Road south to County Line Road.
Several inches from the walls of the 36-inch diameter main, which was built in 1987 and serves all of Thiensville and part of Mequon, have been eaten away by hydrogen sulfide, a corrosive agent commonly referred to as "sewer gas."
A series of photos from inside the main, taken recently in the first visual inspection of the main since 1987, shows corrosion deep enough to expose the first of two metal support "cages" around which the concrete pipe was poured.
"This has to be repaired," LaFond said. "We're working on finding out how (quickly)."» Read Full Article
Waste removal deal in Shorewood may become educational experience
Shorewood — A six-month pilot project for the village to handle refuse pickup for one seven-unit condominium property in Shorewood will advance, with the goal of developing an educational program for household waste stream reduction.
The Village Board on Monday approved an agreement with the condominium association for public works staff to pick up trash from the property, located at 4102 N. Wilson Drive, with the understanding that the property's refuse would not exceed one residential cart per week.
In addition, the condominium association would be required to provide the village with educational materials on reducing household waste, including a monthly article for use in the Manager's Memo and other village publications. The condo group would also be responsible for handling its own recycling removal through a private vendor.
Shorewood's existing policy on refuse and recycling pickup states that the village will serve only residential properties with three units or less. If after six months the pilot is determined to be successful, the village may consider expanding the program to similarly large multi-unit properties, Trustee Jeff Hanewall said. It would pertain to properties containing four to eight units, of which there are about 40 in the village.
If 25 percent of those properties chose to participate in the program, the village would incur an additional cost of about $2,900 annually for refuse collection, based on today's costs, Hanewall said. If 75 percent of properties participated, that additional cost would rise to about $8,900, he added.» Read Full Article
Whitefish Bay board considers class size cap
Whitefish Bay — In its recent review of 2013-14 student enrollment, the Whitefish Bay School Board raised the issue of possibly setting a class size policy in the future — something the district has not traditionally done.
Taking into consideration the growth at some grade levels, board member Kristin Yunker asked whether the district has adequate space available in its facilities. Business Services Director Shawn Yde said there have been some minor space challenges, but nothing the district should be too concerned with at this time.
Interim Superintendent Laura Myrah reported to the board that enrollment this school year grew by 32 students, slightly under the district's projected increase of 46. The gain is consistent with the trend of steady or increasing enrollment that the district has experienced for the past 12 years, Myrah said.
More, and less
Based on the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's third Friday count taken on Sept. 20, 3,087 students, including both resident and nonresident, are currently enrolled in Whitefish Bay schools. The district financially serves a total of 2,849 resident students, including those who attend schools or programs outside of the district, this school year, compared with 2,817 students last fall.» Read Full Article
Technology tries to deliver an important lesson in Whitefish Bay
Whitefish Bay — As it continues to integrate new technology into classroom instruction, the Whitefish Bay School District has kept its main focus on the overall impact to student learning and achievement.
During a recent update presented to the School Board, Technology Director Kent Stahlman provided an overview of the technology upgrades that have been implemented since the board approved the district's 2013-2016 Technology Plan for submission to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction last spring.
Those initiatives include the addition of new technology equipment and infrastructure improvements, such as the purchase of nearly 240 new wireless devices and the implementation of new wireless hardware with five different wireless zones and more than 150 access points throughout the district.
Introducing devices
Stahlman also highlighted the launch this school year of the district's iPad initiative at the elementary level and Bring Your Own Device program at the middle and high school levels.» Read Full Article
Decisions loom for Main Street project in Thiensville
Thiensville — Village officials have important decisions to make before undertaking a resurfacing project along Main Street in conjunction with the state Department of Transportation in 2015.
The resurfacing project would grind down and replace pavement, fix damaged curbs and gutters, rehab damaged concrete panels, and replace street lights and streetscaping features along Main Street, from Division Street north to village limits.
Wisconsin would kick in 80 percent of the cost, up to a roughly $680,000 limit, said Kevin Wagner of Ruekert and Mielke Engineers, presenting to the Village Board on behalf of the DOT on Monday.
Main concern
Whether the village's municipal water main should be extended during the project was one key sticking point during the discussion this week.» Read Full Article
Glendale dental clinic collecting Halloween candy for military troops
As trick-or-treaters gear up for the big haul over the next week, a North Shore dental clinic is encouraging those in the Glendale area to trade in the candy that could hurt their teeth for a chance to win movie passes.
It's the hard, sticky and chewy candy that gets stuck in the pits and grooves of teeth. Candy such as jawbreakers, gum balls, Jolly Ranchers, suckers, Starburst, Tootsie Rolls, candy corn, caramels and peanut butter kisses.
Lakeshore Family Dentistry, 7155 N. Port Washington Road, will collect that type of candy at its offices from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. next Tuesday. The clinic will then send the donated candy to military troops.
In return, kids will get a ticket for a chance to win one of four $25 family movie packs at Fox-Bay Cinema Grill. Each child will also be able to pick from Lakeshore Family Dentistry's treasure box.
Glendale's trick-or-treating is Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Report: 55% of Wisconsin schools buy locally sourced food
"farm-to-school census" conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture.More than half of Wisconsin's public school districts are buying food from local sources and another 19% intend to start doing so soon, according to the first
The new report says 43% of districts nationwide had farm-to-school programs in place in the 2011-'12 school year, with fruits, vegetables and milk topping the list of local purchases.
Wisconsin schools that bought local in 2011-'12 reported spending a total of $32 million on school food, with $4.3 million of that staying in the community. The most highly cited local items bought were apples, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers and lettuce, according to the USDA report.
A searchable tool for districts shows that the Greendale School District bought 30% of its school food locally, and Shorewood and Glendale-River Hills bought 10% of their food through local sources. The Slinger School District spent 20% of its food budget on local items.
Homestead leaves no doubt
A three-touchdown performance from senior running back Eric Wade highlighted the night for the Homestead football team as the Highlanders shut out Whitefish Bay on Friday, 24-0, and capped an undefeated season and outright North Shore Conference title.
The defending Division 2 state champion once again head into the playoffs as the team to beat.
"I thought our kids were really ready to play football," said Homestead coach Dave Keel. "We were frustrated last year that we went over there and didn't play as well as we wanted to. They beat us last year over there, so I think our kids remembered that and came out ready to play, and they played well."
As for the conference championship, Keel saw it meant a lot to his seniors on the team.
"It's an honor for our seniors; it's their team," he said. "They've worked hard to be successful, and they were successful, and they did a great job. So we're awfully proud of what they did."» Read Full Article
North Shore NOW newspaper to be delivered tomorrow
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel subscribers who receive the North Shore NOW paper will have their NOW paper delivered Saturday.
Due to an additional production error, the North Shore NOW was not able to be distributed in time for Thursday or Friday subscribers. Subscribers will receive the Oct. 17 North Shore NOW on Saturday.
Affected subscribers live in the following municipalities: Bayside, Brown Deer, Fox Point, Glendale, Mequon, River Hills, Shorewood, Thiensville and Whitefish Bay.
Readers can go online to MyCommunityNOW.com to read the latest news and features from North Shore NOW.
NOW Newspapers and North Shore NOW apologizes for the inconvenience.
Messwood football team routs Living Word, wins outright title
Staring off into the cornfields behind Living Word Lutheran on a breathtakingly beautiful autumn day in Jackson, it would be hard to remember the recent bad old days of the Shorewood football program for coach Drake Zortman and his Shorewood/Messmer team.
The endless losing streaks, the revolving door of coaches and the uncertainty of whether the program would survive from year-to-year.
But there they were this day, Zortman and his senior leaders Taylor Dennis, Jonathan Carson and Tywan Ramsey.
The 63-22 rout of host Living Word Lutheran completed, the team could now quietly celebrate the astonishly fast three-year journey from gridiron joke to undefeated champions of the Midwest Classic Conference.
"Taylor (Dennis, his quarterback) and I shared a moment in the second half," said Zortman. "I asked him 'Did you ever think back then we'd be conference champs?' and he said right back to me 'I didn't know if we'd ever win a game.'"» Read Full Article
Owner of three North Shore McDonald's restaurants allegedly tied to drug money laundering
Edward Patterson of Whitefish Bay allegedly used his three North Shore McDonald's restaurants as part of a drug-trafficking and money-laundering scheme, according to charges filed in federal court Oct. 16.
Patterson, 38, and Kevin Breitzman, 29, of Glendale, were among six people who allegedly obtained "large quantities of marijuana from northern California for distribution within the Milwaukee area," according to a Drug Enforcement Administration news release.
Patterson and Breitzman are both charged with conspiracy to distribute marijuana and use of the mail to facilitate possession with intent to deliver.
According to the DEA, the group shipped marijuana via the U.S. Postal Service to a number of Milwaukee addresses. Patterson is also charged with possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking and possession with intent to deliver.
Also indicted were Paul Heiniger, 42, of Willits, Calif., for conspiracy to distribute marijuana and use of the mail to facilitate possession with intent to deliver; Paul Markiewicz, 27, of Germantown, for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances; Andrea Marquardt, 28, of New Berlin, for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and use of the mail to facilitate possession with intent to deliver; and John Webler, 39, of Milwaukee, for use of the mail to facilitate possession with intent to deliver.» Read Full Article
River Hills plans to raise levy 2.8 percent
River Hills is planning a 2.8 percent levy increase for 2014.
The Village Board in a 5-1 vote, with President Robert Brunner opposed and J. Stephen Anderson absent, the 2014 budget proposal was changed from showing a 0.01 percent decrease to a 2.8 percent increase. Trustees decided the tax hike was necessary to make up for a $156,744 deficit and reduce village borrowing to zero for 2014.
A 2.8 percent increase totals $80,000 for the village and is the maximum amount the village can raise taxes based on state statutes that limit tax hikes to the total of net new construction. Since River Hills did not raise taxes last year, the allowable amount rolls over to this year, said Village Manager Chris Lear.
The village has held the line on taxes for the last four years.
The preliminary budget presented Wednesday showed the village borrowing $222,211 to fund capital projects, including road construction projects, according to village documents. Trustees were opposed to borrowing more money, since the deficit this year was due in part to borrowing that occurred for capital sewer projects.» Read Full Article
NSFD formula showdown could cause Glendale to leave department
Reminiscent of a 2007 showdown, clashes over a proposed funding formula could cause Glendale to withdraw from the North Shore Fire Department.
On Monday, Fox Point Village President Mike West made the official request that the NSFD Board consider a new funding formula, which would take effect in 2016, at its November meeting. Since the agreement between the NSFD member communities requires a unanimous vote to amend the formula, any community can in effect veto a change.
Citing a likely increase in River Hills' annual NSFD cost and calling the proposed formula a "bailout" for Glendale, River Hills Village President Bob Brunner says he plans to use the veto power if the board calls a vote in November.
"I would say that the chance of this proposal being approved, as it is, is not very good," Brunner said. "...I won't be supporting it."
Glendale Mayor Jerome Tepper, on the other hand, says River Hills hasn't been paying its fair share and Brunner should compromise. Otherwise, he said, he will recommend to the Glendale Common Council that it approves a withdrawal notice, which if approved by the end of the year would separate Glendale from NSFD beginning in 2016.» Read Full Article
Updated: Packages found at Nicolet after bomb scare were 'non-hazardous, everyday items'
Nicolet High School was evacuated late this morning after a suspicious note was found, prompting a police sweep of the building which turned up two suspicious packages.
While police won't say exactly what was in the packages, Captain Mark Ferguson of the Glendale Police Department described the contents as "non-hazardous, everyday items."
"Anytime you have a note like that, and you find something that's not supposed to be there, we consider that suspicious until we can determine whether or not it's a danger," said Ferguson.
Once the order was given to clear the school, students walked to nearby Cardinal Stritch University and were bused to Glen Hills Middle School. Students were later allowed to go back to the high school to retrieve their cars, but could not enter the building.
At a news conference, district Teaching and Learning Director Brenda Turner said a "vague" note was found which prompted a police sweep of the high school. Police found a package in a boys bathroom on the first floor and a second suspicious package on the second level, F-wing of the building.» Read Full Article
North Shore homes 'last in, first out' of recession
Continuing an early rebound out of the so called "Great Recession," home sales across the North Shore were strong, according to a third-quarter 2013 report from the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors.
On average, every community in the North Shore NOW coverage area saw a decrease in the number of days homes stayed on the market, most saw an increase in average sale price, and all but one saw an increase in the number of homes sold.
Compared to 2012, Shorewood lead Milwaukee County in percentage change when it came to average days on the market, experiencing a roughly 43 percent decrease, going from 132 days to 75. Average sale prices in River Hills increased the most in the county, about 23 percent, or $155,535. Most North Shore communities beat out Milwaukee and Ozaukee county averages.
According to GMAR President Mike Ruzicka, while 2012 represented the low-point for many area communities, the North Shore was already on the path to recovery in early-2012.
"It's one of the last areas into the recessions, and really in the metropolitan recession, the first out," Ruzicka said. "A lot of it is really the quality of life."» Read Full Article
Man kicks Fox Point cop after being arrested
Fox Point police arrested a man for drunken driving and battery to an officer after the man sped near 80 mph in a 35 mph zone and then kicked an officer in the stomach Oct. 3.
According to the Fox Point police report:
A man, age and residence not released, was speeding around 80 mph in a 35 mph zone in the 8300 block of North Port Washington Road at 2:45 a.m. Oct. 3. The man turned off his lights when he saw the squad car and sped away to Doctors Park, 8400 E. Fox Lane, hitting a tree and then fleeing.
After being arrested, the man kicked an officer in the stomach. He had a preliminary blood-alcohol content of 0.162 and a warrant was issued for a blood draw.
The man was arrested for driving while impaired, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, disorderly conduct, battery to an officer and speeding.
Nicolet sweeps Cedarburg to earn NSC girls volleyball crown
There was no way Nicolet girls volleyball coach Dann Jacobson was going to be caught flat-footed in the North Shore Conference championship dual with Cedarburg Tuesday on the Knights' senior night.
"I have total respect for them," he said of the Bulldogs, "so I started preparing for them a month ago. I scouted them at a tournament. I sent out my JV coach to a match two weeks ago and we got info from the Westosha Tourney just this past Saturday."
Then for good measure, he took a piece of paper out of his pocket and showed a densely packed two-sided scouting report on the Bulldogs.
In short, he was ready and so were the Knights, as they claimed their fourth league title since 2008 with a surprisingly easy 25-14, 25-17, 25-23 decision over the Bulldogs.
"We just put so much time and effort into this," Jacobson said.» Read Full Article
Homestead secures spot atop suburban football poll
NOW/Lake Country suburban football poll by holding off a rally by Germantown to clinch at least a share of its 13th consecutive North Shore Conference title.The Homestead football team retains its No. 1 ranking in the
You can see the rest of the teams ranked in the poll, get a capsule look at schools who have clinched playoff spots, learn what coaches really think, and much more at the Push for the Playoffs special section.
Read social media story of Homestead at Germantown football game
The perennial North Shore rivalry battle will once again go a long way in determining the North Shore champion.
Germantown has put itself in position to score at least a share of the league crown with a win, while Homestead looks to continue its perfect season.
And, as always, fans and reporters were on Twitter and other social networks. Read the MyCommunityNOW Storify social media story of the game.
Homestead football team clinches share of NSC title
Homestead football coach Dave Keel thinks that his quarterback Nick Allen is a pretty smart guy.
"Nick's amazing," said Keel. "When I make mistakes, he'll correct them for me. When I make the occasional bad call, he'll help me fix it."
Allen was back at it on Friday night in a pivotal North Shore Conference game at archrival Germantown. With a share of their 13th league title in a row on the line, the Highlanders were facing a challenge.
Germantown, which came into the game with thoughts of sneaking into a tie for the league lead with a victory, had erased much of a 21-0 first half deficit and cut the margin to 21-14 with 5:59 left on a Dwayne Lawhorn, jr., 4-yard TD pass to Nick Holcomb.
The Highlanders subsequently found themselves backed up to their own 20-yard line and needing a jump-start» Read Full Article
North Shore Health Department holding walk-in flu clinics
The North Shore Health Department will hold three walk-in clinics in October for seasonal flu vaccinations.
Vaccinations will be offered in shot and nasal mist form, at a cost from $30 to $35, depending on the type. The department takes cash or check payments, and will submit claims to Medicare for participants of Original Medicare Part B.
Due to a policy change by the Wisconsin Immunization Program, NSHD will no longer provide vaccine through the federal Vaccine for Children program to children whose insurance covers immunizations. VFC-eligible children can still get a vaccination from the department at a cost of $5, depending on availability.
The walk-in clinics are scheduled for:
3:30-5:30 p.m. Oct. 17 at the North Shore Library, 6800 North Port Washington Road in Glendale» Read Full Article
Shorewood residents reminded to participate in village survey
http://tinyurl.com/Shorewood-Survey.Shorewood Special Projects Coordinator Peter Cahill reminds residents to participate in the online village survey by going to
The survey, which covers topics like taxes, services, and parking, concludes Oct. 18.
Residents may use public computers at the village library and Village Hall. There are also paper copies available at the library and Village Hall.
"The survey is an important guide for village officials as they adopt policies to meet the needs of residents going forward," wrote Cahill in a statement. "The survey will be a major component of the Vision Plan project, which is beginning in earnest this month."
Survey results will be presented to the Village Board in November.
Brown Deer officials go on record against room tax change
Brown Deer — Brown Deer village administrators estimate a nearly $350,000 loss in revenue if an amendment to the state room tax law is approved by the Legislature, prompting the Village Board on Monday to approve and publish a resolution in opposition to the change.
State law allows municipalities to collect a tax on hotel booking fees, commonly referred to as a "room tax." In 1994, a change in the law required municipalities establishing room taxes to spend 70 percent of the revenue on "tourism promotion or development," though municipalities like Brown Deer that were already collecting were grandfathered and could keep using the tax revenue for general operating purposes.
The changes proposed by Senate Bill 301 and Assembly Bill 385 would require municipalities to divert 70 percent of room taxes to a "tourism entity or commission." A tourism entity is defined in the law as a local tourism nonprofit, and a tourism commission is defined as a group created by a municipalities or group of municipalities to represent a zone, composed of a majority of restaurant, tourist attraction or lodging facility owners or operators.
Based on the adopted 2013 budget, which includes approximately $494,000 in total room taxes, the village would have to give up about $346,000 if the room tax amendment passes — or about 1.7 times the village's annual parks and recreation budget of $202,000, according to an online 2013 village budget.
Village President Carl Krueger commented the change "rescinds a community's right to hotel room taxes" and called the potential loss of revenue "a substantial impact to our municipal budget."» Read Full Article
North Shore Crypto count holding at 19
After announcing two new cases of Cryptosporidiosis Monday, the North Shore Health Department has reported no new cases. As of press time Wendesday, the count remained at 19 confirmed cases in the North Shore in the last month.
Based on interviews with no-longer-symptomatic North Shore residents, NSHD has also reported 14 probable cases, though the department said in a news release that it will no longer report probable cases "because the State of Wisconsin has given us new classifications."
The department expects an increase in the number of cases as result of person-to-person contact, which, alongside effected individuals using area pools, is believed to be a primary contributor to the outbreak.
Cryptosporidium is a parasite, commonly spread through water or food, which can cause diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, fever and dehydration. According to the national Centers for Disease Control, symptoms usually begin within 2 to 10 days of exposure and typically last one to two weeks.
The majority of cases have come from Whitefish Bay with several in Fox Point and Bayside. Berg said several Crypto sufferers swam at either the Whitefish Bay High School swimming pool or the Jewish Community Center pools, also in Whitefish Bay. The JCC closed its pools last week for a 10-day period and has taken extensive precautions, including "supershock" chlorine treatments, draining, replacement of aquatics equipment and toys, and regrouting of pool gutters. The high school treated and reopened its pool early last week.» Read Full Article
Meeting arranged via Craigslist ends with $7,000 taken in armed robbery
More than $7,000 in cash was taken during an armed robbery in Brown Deer after a meeting arranged on Craigslist went awry.
According to the Brown Deer police report, which was released last week:
The more than $7,000 cash was taken during an armed robbery in the 8900 block of North Park Plaza Court about 3 a.m. Aug. 1.
The victim had responded to an ad on Craigslist to meet a woman. He told police he just wanted someone to talk to.
She arrived with a man and the three went to Potawatomi Bingo Casino where the resident gave the woman $200 and the man $100.» Read Full Article
Glendale police arrest 4 in prostitution stings
Glendale police addressed both sides of the prostitution equation when officers arrested a pair of Milwaukee women and two local men for escort-related offenses late last month.
According to the police report:
Two Milwaukee women, 21 and 29, were arrested in separate incidents for being escorts without a license after "dates" were set up by police at LaQuinta Inn, 5110 N. Port Washington Road, at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 26 and 12:15 a.m. Sept. 27.
Both women had placed ads on a known website used by prostitutes.
Two men — one age 32 of Glendale and the other, 34 of Milwaukee — were arrested for patronizing prostitutes in separate incidents at the Hilton Hotel, 4700 N. Port Washington Road, one at 7:55 p.m. and the other at 11:20 p.m. Sept. 28. The men had responded to an ad police posted on a known prostitution website.» Read Full Article
911 hang-up leads Brown Deer police to alleged drug house
Two Milwaukee men were arrested on a variety of charges after a 911 hang-up call led Brown Deer police to an alleged drug house.
According to the Brown Deer police report, which was released last week:
A 26-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for maintaining a drug house, possession of marijuana, cocaine, Suboxone, a Schedule III narcotic, drug paraphernalia, felony bail jumping and a parole violation and a 25-year-old Milwaukee man for possession of heroin, marijuana, alprazolam, a Schedule IV narcotic, and a warrant after police responded to a 911 hang-up call in the 9000 block of North Park Plaza Court at 1:15 a.m. July 4.
They were greeted by a man on the second floor balcony saying the call was a mistake; he meant to dial 915.
Police applied for a search warrant and after it was issued found the drugs and drug paraphernalia.
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Updated: NSHD confirms two Crypto cases, bringing total to 19
The North Shore Health Department today announced two new confirmed cases of Cryptosporidiosis. In total, 19 cases have been confirmed in the North Shore in the last month.
Based on interviews with no-longer-symptomatic North Shore residents, NSHD has also reported 14 probable cases, though the department said in a news release that it will no longer report probable cases "because the State of Wisconsin has given us new classifications."
The department expects an increase in the number of cases as result of person-to-person contact, which, alongside effected individuals using area pools, is believed to a primary contributor to the outbreak.
Cryptosporidium is a parasite, commonly spread through water or food, which can cause diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, fever and dehydration. According to the national Centers for Disease Control, symptoms usually begin within 2 to 10 days of exposure and typically last one to two weeks.
The majority of cases have come from Whitefish Bay with several in Fox Point and Bayside. Berg said several Crypto sufferers swam at either the Whitefish Bay High School swimming pool or the Jewish Community Center pools, also in Whitefish Bay. The JCC closed its pools last week and will reopen them later this week. The high school treated and reopened its pool early last week.» Read Full Article
Read social media story of Greenfield at Brown Deer football game
The winner of the Oct. 4 matchup featuring Greenfield at Brown Deer will have much better positioning for a playoff berth.
And, as always, fans and reporters were on Twitter and other social networks. Read the MyCommunityNOW Storify social media story of the game.
Baun rushes for 231 yards as Brown Deer beats Greenfield
Both the Brown Deer and Greenfield football teams displayed heart and character Friday night in a key Woodland Conference East battle. But only the Falcons had junior quarterback Zack Baun.
For after the Hustlin' Hawks Tyler Dorfner burst up the middle for a 17-yard touchdown with 8:28 left to give Greenfield its first lead of the night at 27-24, Baun worked some of his characteristic magic.
He broke a few tackles on a run up the middle and then burst into the open for a 67-yard TD run that gave Brown Deer the lead for good at the 7:17 mark.
"I see the opening, try to visualize it and then get through it before it closes," said Baun. "It was fun tonight. The crowd was crazy, and I could see the team light up. It (that touchdown) really gave us a spark of energy."
Then after the defense, keyed by a 10-yard corner blitz sack by Nick Coleman, made a key stop, Baun sealed the deal by closing out a seven-play drive with a 28-yard dance around the edge to make it 38-27 with 2:43 to go.» Read Full Article
North Shore Crypto count rises to 27
The North Shore Health Department on Wednesday announced one confirmed case and two probable cases of Cryptosporidiosis in the North Shore, bringing the total of confirmed or likely cases to 27 in the last month.
The five confirmed cases announced this week by NSHD were confirmed by positive stool tests collected by the department.
According to NSHD Director Jamie Berg, interviews with no-longer-symptomatic North Shore residents indicate 14 more probable cases. The department announced eight confirmed cases late last week. According to an NSHD news release, the department expects an increase in the number of confirmed cases as a result of person-to-person contact.
Cryptosporidium is a parasite, commonly spread through water or food, which can cause diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, fever and dehydration. According to the national Centers for Disease Control, symptoms usually begin within 2 to 10 days of exposure and typically last one to two weeks.
The majority of cases have come from Whitefish Bay with several in Fox Point and Bayside. She said several Crypto sufferers swam at either the Whitefish Bay High School swimming pool or the Jewish Community Center pools, also in Whitefish Bay. The JCC closed its pools Tuesday and will keep them closed for 10 days. The high school treated its pool over the weekend and reopened it on Monday. Berg said NSHD is working with other area pools.» Read Full Article


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I am not sure if the title formulates it well so sorry.
I basically have a bunch of elements listing targets for a communication. I placed them in a dictionary though i am open to moving them to a different data structure. My problem is that i have a tree-like structure where a key is a branch and each branch has many leaves. Both the branch and the leaves have names stored in strings (cannot be numeral).
private Dictionary < string, string[]> targets;
For each element in the dictionary i must send a communication, and when the target answers i go to the next target and start over. So after searching i am faced with these dilemmas:
- I cannot use the usual foreach because i need to keep the pointer in memory to pass it in between threads.
- Since dictionaries are random access it is difficult to keep a pointer
- When i receive a communication i must verify if the origins are from a target, so i like the dictionary.contains method for that.
I am fairly new at C#, so the answer is probably obvious but i am finding a hard time finding a data structure that fits my needs. What would be the simplest solution? Can somebody suggest anything?
Thank you.
I think my post has confused many, and they are sort of stuck on the terms pointers and threads. By threads i don`t mean that they are parallel, simply that i cannot use a foreach or a loop as the next thread that does the next iteration is triggered by incoming communication. This mechanism cannot be changed at the moment, just the iteration must be. By pointer i wasn't referring to the memory pointers often used in C, i just meant something that points to where you are in a list. Sorry i am a Java programmer so i might be using confusing terms.
I noticed the Enumerator is often inherited and that it can be used with structures such as Dictionary and Linked List. Examples i find talk about this sub structure being encapsulated, and shows foreach loops as examples.
Would it be possible to use GetEnumerator() in some way that the enumerator would remember the current position even when accessed through a different thread?
I am off to test these on my own, but if any input from more experienced people is always appreciated!


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I am supposed to model daily stock prices with a normal inverse gauss distribution in excel. I feel like I am misssing some basics because I cant transform the information from the academic papers into an excel formula. Does anyone have any experience with this distribution? How do I go from the PDF to the St = So * exp (X) formula?
Note: In your text you refer to the stock prices and using a normal inverse gaussian. This would correspond to a normal model. However the formula you write suggests a log-normal (Black-Scholes) like model (not sure what X is), i.e. using a normal inverse gaussian for the stock returns.
For Excel: The spreadsheet at http://www.christian-fries.de/finmath/spreadsheets/ does a Monte-Carlo Simulation of a Black-Scholes model and the corresponding risk neutral valuation of a derivative. To convert the log-normal process to a normal one: convert the Euler scheme
you have
where this is cell E18 and
and each row then corresponds to a Monte-Carlo path. (Remark: In the normal case case, the Euler scheme is the exact solution. In the log normal case it is much better to use the Euler scheme for log(S), i.e. $S(t+\Delta t) = S(t) * \exp(r \Delta t - 0.5 \sigma \Delta t + \Delta W(t))$ - I assume you can guess the corresponding Excel formula.


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NEW YORK — Macy's will honor contributions made by Asian-Pacific Americans during Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month this May at select Macy's locations nationwide.
The retailer will host the platinum-selling recording group Far East Movement for a series of performances and appearances in six markets across the country geared toward highlighting and celebrating the unique influence of Asian-Pacific Americans on American culture and pop music.
"Asian-Pacific Americans have had an extraordinary impact on our nation, music and culture. We are proud to partner with Far East Movement to celebrate these achievements with our Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month events nationwide," said Dineen Garcia, Macy's VP of diversity strategies.
Each city will host a live question-and-answer session with Far East Movement, or FM, followed by a live performance in the store. As part of Macy's collaboration with FM, International Secret Agents musical artists unique to each local market will also be performing with FM. ISA aims to empower and unite the Asian-American community, especially relating to the arts. Following the performances, guests are welcomed to shop, and the first 250 customers to make a purchase of $50 or more from the Junior's or Young Men's departments will receive the opportunity to get their picture taken with Far East Movement as well as a special gift with purchase, while supplies last and as time permits.
Macy's Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month event locations:
• Macy's Metro Center, Washington, DC, Thursday, May 9 at 5:30 p.m.
• Macy's Union Square, San Francisco, Calif., Saturday, May 11 at 2 p.m.
• Macy's First Colony, Houston, Texas, Sunday, May 19 at 2 p.m.
• Macy's South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, Calif., Wednesday, May 22 at 6 p.m.
• Macy's Herald Square, New York, N.Y., Thursday, May 23 at 6 p.m.
• Macy's on State Street, Chicago, Ill., Thursday, May 30 at noon
Macy's and American Airlines will also partner to hold an online and mobile sweepstakes on macys.com/celebrate between now and May 31. Those who sign up will have a chance to win a trip for two "with VIP experience" to the ISA Concert in Long Beach, Calif., courtesy of American Airlines as well as a $1,000 Macy's shopping spree.
Cherrytree recording group Far East Movement are Kev Nish, Prohgress, J-Splif, and DJ Virman. They began their career at local clubs, until their first LA chart-topping pop hit, "Girls on the Dance Floor," put them on the mainstream map. Their 2010's multi-platinum selling single "Like a G6" became the first #1 Billboard Hot 100 song ever achieved by an Asian-American group. They followed it up with another Billboard Top 10 song "Rocketeer." Their sophomore album Dirty Bass features the international smash "Live My Life," an anthemic all-night dance party featuring Justin Bieber, that reached Top 20 on Billboard and #2 on iTunes almost instantly. Their latest Dirty Bass single "Turn Up The Love" hit Top 10 in 10 countries and garnered more than 50 million views on Vevo/YouTube.


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These are the people ,only barely, running around walmart on black friday just grabbing everything they see, not even knowing if they want it, but grabbing anyway and even fighting over cheep crap just because the price tag says 80 or 90% off. This could happen at other stores and also on other days but the ultimate outcome is usually some redneck being charged with assult for attacking someone else who grabbed a playstation 3 just before they could.
Look at all those sea gulls in line at walmart, blackfriday is 2 days away. My wife wants to go shopping on black friday but I don't want to get hit by another sea gull this year who waited in line 2 days before for a 2 dollar toaster.
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a relatively new fad among british school boys, whereby they masturbate furiously during recess, collect the jizz in their palms, find a younger unsuspecting boy and slap his face while shouting "SEAGULL!"
Can you believe he got the seagull yesterday during recess?
av squirrelicia 27. februar 2006
A manager who flies in out of the blue making a lot of noise then craps all over everything and flies off again.
A seagull manager is an absent / occasional manager who wants to be seen to be doing something useful but realy has no contribution. To make up for this they turn up from time to time and flap around making sure they tell eveyone what a wonderful job they're doing while at the same time dengrating or undermining the real work being done by their happless underlings.
av AndyJ 6. oktober 2005
also can be knwn as seagulling.
where you cum on your hand and throw it at someone.
where you cum on your hand and throw it at someone.
i seagulled him right on the back of the head
av joewwww 26. mai 2008
An annoying bird that likes to hang around water and makes annoying squawking sounds. It is imperative that you stay away from these gross "flying rats" because there is a high change that they will steal your food or shit on your head. Not a nasty sexual act, just a gross bird.
Person 1: A SEAGULL!!!
Person 2: AAAAHHHH *runs away* DON'T SHIT ON MY HEAD!
Person 2: AAAAHHHH *runs away* DON'T SHIT ON MY HEAD!
av seagullsrgross 30. mars 2010
A friend, lover, co-worker who finds no shame in swooping in and gobbling up your discarded food. They don't care who's around and who sees them do it, waste not want not is their motto. They don't share there food, they only eat yours.
I feel bad, I can't finish this huge sandwich.
Don't worry, Matt will be here soon and he's a total Seagull !!!
Don't worry, Matt will be here soon and he's a total Seagull !!!
av *gypsy* 8. august 2008
Seagull: White bird, usually seen near landfills or beaches.
Oh you mother fucker seagull. You just crapped all over my fucking jacket. Fuck you, you flying rat.
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How do I create a custom wordpress slideshow plugin? I've been looking for the tutorials on google but I couldn't find one, would you guys mind giving a tutorial here or link to some other custom slideshow plugin tutorials?
So... this is my slide show implementation:
This is the code i use to create a slideshow based on the flexslider JQuery plugin (Thank you David!). It also gives the user a checkbox so he can chose what pictures to include in the slideshow, and what pictures to skip. The images are taken form the post attachments, if you want a general slideshow unrelated to any post you need to implement the solution David gave :)
This is the function/filter i use to add a checkbox inside the media uploader to let the client choose if he wants to include a picture in the slideshow or not.
then i use this function also in my function file (both of these can be included in a plugin if you wish so):
Then you need to include the jquery:
This is inside the custom jquery adjust the slidehow:
And the css related to the slideshow:
And Finaly! The slideshow code ready to insert into your theme front end. :)
The only required parameter is the post id. The second parameter is set to large by default, but you can choose what image size to return. The last parameter sets the thumbnail image size, if this is left empty no thumbnails will be returned.
Hope this isn't overkill. :)
Because your question is a little too far fetched here is an easy implementation of WP_Query, a simple to install Javascript Slider, and Post Thumbnails.
Add this snippet of code to your page you'd like your Slider
Add these to your functions.php:
As Well as:
You'll want to make sure to download and extract Flexslider or any other slider script you prefer.
Once you have extracted Flexslider you'll put this piece into your Header/Page with Slider/Yepnope:
Once you're ready to output your Slider paste this code wherever you'd like your Slider to be Output:
Good luck, I hope this gets you on a good enough path :)
Here's the snippet for Adding a Custom Post Type that the function can loop through
You'd also need to change your $the_query to:


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Could you really lose weight just by eating healthy and not exercising?
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Eating a healthy diet does not ensure that you will lose weight. Your weight is a balance between the calories you take in and the calories you burn. You will lose weight if you eat a low-calorie diet in which you burn off more calories than you take in, and you will gain weight if you eat more calories than you burn off. Adding physical activity allows you to burn more calories than dieting alone.
Any weight-loss plan that includes regular exercise is not only more successful — it's also healthier. By eating a healthy diet and exercising, you're keeping your bones, muscles, and heart strong and decreasing your risk of developing certain diseases. Even if you don't necessarily lose weight, you will be healthier and you will feel and look better, too.
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I frequently see that my friends on Steam are playing Hello Kitty: Island Adventure. I know that this is not accurate. Why is Steam reporting that they're playing a game that isn't on Steam? Is Steam lying?
As Gnoupi said, it's possible to report any game you want to play as a non-Steam game.
In this case, it's a joke reference to the episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft" of South Park, in which Butters prefers Hello Kitty Island Adventure over World of Warcraft.
As far as I know no such game exists.
By the way, there's a similar exploit where it is possible to show yourself playing a game which you have pre-loaded, but is not yet released, by using a utility that reports the AppID to Steam. This means you can't even trust the regular in-game titles either. I've been known to "play" Left 4 Dead 2 and Portal 2 prior to its release.
You can make Steam say you're playing anything. All you have to do is add a non-Steam game shortcut and rename it. I heard about a fantastic April Fool's prank where someone did this and named the shortcut "Half-Life 2: Episode Three." All of his friends freaked out! Pretty classic.
To add a non-Steam game to your games library, select Add Game at the bottom left of Steam and select the corresponding menu item:
Steam is not lying on such reporting, for games in their library.
It is possible to be shown as playing just about anything, since you can add a third party game to your game list, and give it the name you want. It will be written as "In a non-steam game" under, though.
Since there is no "hello kitty" game in the Steam store, I assume that this is what is done there.
You can hook up games (or really anything) in your Steam UI. In fact, as a joke, I made it so that when I am programming it will say "USERNAME is now playing Vim."
As others have said, it is possible to add any game to steam and rename it to whatever you want.
It is also possible to fake that you are playing game that isn't released yet by changing the Appid on the config files. So if you see that your friend is playing example brink before its released, it is faked. This method also counts time towards the game.


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Rich buttermilk, dates, and butter make these sweet corn muffins a treat not to be missed.
Serves: 14 muffins
- 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour or unbleached flour
- 1 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons nonfat or low-fat buttermilk
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons molasses or honey
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat margarine or light butter, melted
- 2 egg whites, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup chopped dates
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- Place the flour, cornmeal, and baking powder in a large bowl, and stir to mix well. Set aside.
- Place the buttermilk, molasses or honey, margarine or butter, and egg whites in a small bowl, and stir to mix well. Add the buttermilk mixture to the flour mixture, and stir just until the dry ingredients are moistened. Fold in the dates.
- Coat the bottoms only of muffin cups with nonstick cooking spray, and fill two-thirds full with the batter. Bake at 350°F for about 14 minutes, or just until a wooden toothpick inserted in the center of a muffin comes out clean. Be careful not to overbake.
- Remove the muffin tins from the oven, and allow to sit for 5 minutes before removing the muffins. Serve warm or at room temperature, refrigerating any leftovers not eaten within 24 hours.
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What is a good Photoshop book for photographers? I am interested in not too basic techniques (which I can more or less figure out by myself), which on the other hand give good results, without the need to be an expert pro.
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I really have stopped using books, I think video's are far superior.
If you don't mind paying then take a look at kelby's site, they have linear generalist classes as well as specific technique classes.
I agree that the nature of the internet makes it hard to put anything cohesive together, and you never know how good a technique really is. As far as flow you might consider using a second monitor to learn and avoid the dreaded swap pattern.
Are you looking for a particular subject or just more advanced learning?
Ben Willmore http://digitalmastery.com/blog/ used to put out what was more or less a drill down of the nuts and bolts of CS for aspiring Photoshop chef's vs. short order cooks but he hasn't published anything other than e-books for awhile and the stuff on amazon is way dated.
The legendary John Shaw is a casual friend of mine that does really outstanding photoshop stuff in person ( he uses everything he teaches ) and he also sell's e-books which I have not used but knowing John they are probably top notch.
Other than that I would just say hit amazon, check the reviews, see what's interesting to you.
As Jakub Kaleta said, don't go around books, in my experience internet is your best teacher, free and available 24/7!
Just try to google what you want and if you don't know where to start, check websites like psd.tutsplus.com Good luck!


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Wayne Gretzky was the Eldon of hockey players.
The tyrannosaurus was considered the Eldon of predators.
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Translated from Spanish to English, "Eldon", simply means The-Don. However the Spanish definition reffers to the word "Eldon" as TheGift.
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Is it possible to make a meta box that attaches multiple images to a post?
That depends entirely on what you mean by "attach."
Each WordPress post can already have multiple media attachments - photos, documents, etc. You upload these using the built-in uploader and they'll all be marked as "attached" to that specific post ID.
You can refer to these later programatically elsewhere. For example, the following code will list out all attachments for a specific post (code from Snipplr):
All of this functionality is accessible via the default "Add Media" button to the far right of "Upload/Insert" on the new post screen. After you add one image, you can click "Select Files" again and upload a second image. Then a third. Then a fourth. As many as you want.
Each of these images will be "attached" to the post ... even if they're not inserted into the content.
Here is a complete tutorial with source files that do exactly what you want,
I'd also recommend checking out http://www.wpalchemy.com . WPAlchemy is a kick ass "class" (near to a plugin) to easily add custom meta boxes to your site. I use it extensively and have been impressed by the ease of use and commitment of the developer and burgeoning community.
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27 Nov 2011 6:14 PM #1
Scroll bars missing from Grid Panel
I am porting over to v4. Fun! (not.)
My scrollbars are disappearing from my grid panel after reloading it.
Here is the code the creates the grid:
var sitesData = { "records": [{ id: "12893", lat: "47.3004", lng: "-122.225", type: "2~8", listTypes: "LUST~UST", siteName: "CENEX HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES", riskLevel: "2", street: "238 8TH SE", city: "AUBURN", state: "WA", ZIP: "98002", siteids: "WALUSTIS-2487~WAUSTLIS-2487" }], success: true, totalCount: 1 }; Ext.define('Record', { extend: 'Ext.data.Model', fields: [ {name: "id", type: 'string'}, {name: "lat", type: 'float'}, {name: "lng", type: 'float'}, {name: "type", type: 'string'}, {name: "listTypes", type: 'string'}, {name: "siteName", type: 'string'}, {name: "riskLevel", type: 'string'}, {name: "street", type: 'string'}, {name: "city", type: 'string'}, {name: "state", type: 'string'}, {name: "ZIP", type: 'string'}, {name: "siteids", type: 'string'} ] }); var gridStore = Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', { autoLoad: true, model: 'Record', data: sitesData, proxy: { type: 'memory', reader: { type: 'json', root: 'records', totalProperty: 'totalCount' } } }); this.activeDetailsGrid = { xtype: 'grid', store: gridStore, selType: 'rowmodel', autoScroll: true, id: 'grid-panel', columns: [ { id: 'subjectHit', header: "S", width: 25, sortable: true, renderer: Layout.subjectHit, dataIndex: 'subjectHit' }, { id: 'id', header: "Site ID", width: 50, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'id' }, { text: "Site Name", width: 150, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'siteName' }, { text: "Street", width: 150, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'street' }, { text: "City", width: 75, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'city' }, { text: "ST", width: 30, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'state' }, { text: "ZIP", width: 50, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'ZIP' }, { text: "Risk", width: 50, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'riskLevel', renderer: Layout.checkRiskLevel}, { text: "Site Types", width: 125, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'listTypes' }, ] };
I have a horizontal scrollbar as expected.
Then I create my real data in a new sitesData variable and call this:
Any clues why this is happening? I am using 4.0.7.
28 Nov 2011 3:03 AM #2
Scrolls are really buggy in Ext4
Try to add this fix to your code https://gist.github.com/1373631 probably works for you too.
Some times the scroll stop working the above code fix that, maybe works for you too
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28 Nov 2011 3:57 AM #4
there's way how to disable the "gridscroller" ?
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I have the same problem in two project. I'll test your fix and come back with results.
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This problem seems to have disappear, thanks a lot!
I'll come back there in case of it reappear again.
It's kind of a shame that I begin to have many workaround about the Ext4 release, I hope the 4.1 release will be better.
28 Nov 2011 4:23 AM #7
29 Nov 2011 8:55 AM #8
@crysfel and @phoenix06
That did not work for me. When my grid is first initialized with the test data, I now get two horizontal scrollbars, but when I reload with new data, all scrollbars disappear.
I am going to see if I can hack the grid by injecting the right overflow tags into the grid's CSS. Also, maybe if I wrap the grid in another panel and make that scrollable. Wish me luck. I will report back.
Edit: I was just looking at the DOM and the CSS and it shows my grid-panel to be 2042px tall which explains the lack of vertical scrollbar. The width is showing at 291px which appears correct. overflow is set to hidden.
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29 Nov 2011 10:00 AM #9
Well, after exploring the DOM and the CSS that make up a grid control I have a better appreciation for the challenge. I see why they are using an "artificial" scroller rather than the built in CSS one.
In any case I have thrown in the towel on my hacking attempt.
I am sure there are others smarter than I that may devise a pre-4.1 workaround. Just please do it before my early January launch!
Or if anyone has any clues as to the trigger for the scrollbar scafu, I may be able to work around that. They do seem to work in the demos.
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I've been pretty confused lately, and there's this girl that I love. I have a major problem though: I am the shyest person you could ever meet. I seem to be able to tell her almost anything and I haven't known her all that long. I have probably talked to her more than anyone else. Ever. There's just something about her that makes me not stop thinking about her. We started hanging out on Saturdays now and this past Saturday we talked a lot about love and looking into each others eyes. She asked me to tell her any secret, I thought of one, my love for her, but being the shy guy I am, skipped that one. She knew right away. She told me that I thought of one but was searching for another. She was so right. Later that night, after we ate, she told me we would go out to dinner next Saturday, like a date, and to dress fancy. The next day her Facebook said she was in a relationship. It didn't say who. I also got a notification saying she wanted to update my city to x, x. Due to her religion, she can't use any electronics today and tomorrow.
The reason I mention that last bit is because I sent her a really long, detailed text, at the end, saying those 3 words. She won't be able to see it until tomorrow night.
So, what do you guys think about the whole Facebook mysterious relation thing? Do you think she was just waiting for me to tell her, or there is someone else?
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Here are a few example sentences:
- Every dodec is as large as every tet.
- If a tet is right of a cube but not in back of it, then it is as large as the cube.
- No dodec with nothing to its left is between two dodecs.
- The only large tets are b and c.
- At most b and c are large tets.
I was able to get the fifth one down:
∀x((Large(x) ∧ Tet(x)) → (x = b ∨ x = c))


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