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CHEBOYGAN - A fox that has made appearances at Cheboygan's city beach at Gorden Turner Park would be better off if people quit feeding him and kept away, said Department of Natural Resources wildlife supervisor Brian Mastenbrook of the Gaylord field office.
He said if the fox looks healthy, keeps its head up, has a shiny coat and is not staggering, it has probably become accumulated to people because, like the seagulls, they are giving him food.
Mastenbrook said situations where wild animals become friendly because they are being fed never turn out well for the animal.
"They are better off catching food on their own. Sooner or later they will run in front of a car or get trapped in a corner and feel threatened," said Mastenbrook.
He warned a fox is a wild animal and people should not be fooled by its tame appearance.
"He's probably not sick. He's probably used to people. My advise is to keep a safe distance and don't feed him," said Mastenbrook.
Every year Mastenbrook said the DNR hears of similar cases where a wild fox appears subdued and friendly. He said if it isn't hurt and people are too friendly, the animal can become bold.
"It never turns out well for the animal."
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I discovered these scarfettes a few months ago and they were only available in a few colors. I kept watching them on line and soon they were available in a variety of colors. I now have them in every color. I used them as western ties mostly but they do give color to your apprearance. I get compliments on them and do wear one every day. If I can't match a color I will use the whites ones, etc. Found it better to hand wash them. Thank you, Kathy Norris, Lake City, Fl

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View Poll Results: Any interest in an upgrade of Ext.nd that was based on ExtJS 4.x?
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21 Apr 2012 9:55 PM #21
+1 for Ext.nd
+1 for Ext.nd based on ExtJS 4.1 code stream
11 May 2012 6:07 AM #22
Ext 4.1 is fine... and even future releases if necessary.
Can't wait for it !
20 Jun 2012 2:01 PM #23
Where is the documentation of classess/methods for ext.nd?
Where is the documentation of classess/methods for ext.nd? I can't find it anywhere. Help please.
20 Jun 2012 8:21 PM #24
ext.nd is not any anymore
Hello sluboch,
This post was originaly intended to check the interest for ext.nd, but, unfortunately, with a great "29 answers", I think we can forget the product definitely...
The product has no real support, is not finished, and not maintained. Use it at your own risks...
I've started using the product in 2009, betting for a bright future but... it seems that the Domino community is getting thinner and thinner : does IBM realize how its ***ty marketing & pricing is killing their wonderful server ?
Jack has made a really great job, though.
Maybe we could just hope, now, to have a "view-only" ext.nd product with Ext 4.1 ?
Most of us are more often interested in the "on-the-fly view conversion" - which was a marvelous feature.
Wonder *why* IBM is not packaging such a system in the box... He ho, IBM guys... Are you here ? Don't you see your XPages are ALREADY dead before the beginning => coding XPage is like putting small pieces of ultra-proprietary code *everywhere* in the application.This is just unmaintainable. Can't you see that ?
Is it SO difficult to produce a built-in usable web-view, with sorting, searching, paging, and grouping ?
He hooooo, is there somebody in there ?
So, my today's advices :
- please, IBM dev team : have a look around... Leave your deep cave and come out to see the fresh air which is coming with Sencha...
Xpage can't live for long in front of fast developping client-side framework like Ext...
Your OneUI is uggly, and light years behind other UI frameworks. What is the damn point ???
Go on developping your great back-end (domino) and focus on what the dev need : usable widgets, and, most notably, usable web-views (I can't believe this horrible applet is still alive in 2012).
Oh, one more suggest, mister IBM : BUY A SENCHA LICENCE AND HAVE A LOOK AT THEIR GRIDS !!!
- and to finish this loooon post... please, Jack... we don't ask anymore for a full ext.nd, too long to develop but... can we hope a "view-only" Ext.nd product ???
Or, is there somewhere where we can find / buy a similar on-the-fly view conversion, which really was the killer feature ?
28 Jun 2012 12:29 AM #25
Bob, I'm not sure why you are saying "ext.nd is not anymore" but I think this is not helping to motivate Jack starting a new release.
I'm using Ext.nd in multiple projects and I can see the potential every day.
I agree with you that IBM has a problem marketing Lotus Notes/Domino (and they always had) but the product has still a large user base and as the saying goes: "The condemned live longer!"
I can see a huge potential for Ext.nd especially in those companies that are trying to move away from the "condemned" Lotus Notes client.
The mail might have already been moved to another platform but they still have large numbers of Lotus Notes applications and thus still have to deploy Lotus Notes clients to their users.
Replacing Lotus Notes apps with other products and technologies is often too expensive given the benefit of it. In companies that have large Lotus Notes applications we are talking about multiple millions of $.
In this situation, having a product that helps you transforming a Lotus Notes application into a web application in a cost effective way and based on a great framework is very, very attractive.
And later, once they have an Ext frontend, they can still consider changing the backend. In my experience they usually won't because they don't care what server the app is running on.
All they want in the first place is getting away from another client.
All that said I'm NOT for a "view only" version, I wish for full versions based on the latest Ext and touch releases. So please Jack, go, go, go!
And for sluboch, here is the link to the Ext.nd project on openntf.org:
The documentation is contained in the downloads.
28 Jun 2012 12:45 AM #26
Good one
Hi domino6.
I have to agree with you on many points.
My request for a view-only component makes the project smaller, and then, possible.
Having a full Ext.nd product would be, of course, much better, but according to the poor popularity of this post, it seems that the effort will not be rewarded with good sales.
Jack didn't even come here for a while to give us news about the status of an hyptothetic new Ext.nd version.
I guess he probably has dozens of other projects to manage.
So, I have only one dream, now : MAY JACK CAN HERE YOU and your very good arguments !!!
2 Jul 2012 5:48 PM #27
I hear ya! I'm trying to work more on things now. Having trouble though with dominodeveloper.net. Does anyone have any other recommendations for Domino Hosting?Jack Ratcliff
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2 Jul 2012 8:56 PM #28
Domino hosting
Hi Jack,
Glad to see you back, even if I tell a lot of bad things about ext.nd when you are not here.
And don't forget : if you don't have time for a complete ext.nd product, a complete working "view" component will do a lot
As far hosting is concerned, it depends if you're searching something free or not.
For free hosting, I don't have any advices...
For paid hosting, I've encountered that it's often cheaper to rent your own dedicated server than to use "domino packaged hosting".
We can find very cheap servers on the market now. Mine was 14.99€/month with 2Go of RAM + 1To of disk + 100Mo of backup (I use this provider : http://www.kimsufi.com/fr/ which is a sub-company of one of the biggest european hoster : OVH)
The main advantage is that if you required more CPU, more RAM or more Disk, you press a button, give your credit card number, and that's it :-) It's more flexible that traditional mutualized hosting.
Of course, this is my point of view only...
2 Jul 2012 11:07 PM #29
Nice to hear from you, Jack!
What's your problem with dominodeveloper.net?
What do you need?
3 Jul 2012 7:59 AM #30
http://jackratcliff.com/jratcliff/ex...tnd_trunk.nsf/). So looking at firebug I saw I was getting a Lotus Notes Exception error when the Session.js agent tried to run.
Here's the error:
The Address Book does not contain a cross certificate capable of validating the public key.
So, if they don't respond and fix my issue, I guess what I am needing is to find a new place to host my blog and Ext.nd. I'm trying to get everything started back (the blog and Ext.nd). I guess I can start blogging somewhere else but it would be nice to have a Domino server to showcase Ext.nd.Jack Ratcliff
Sencha Inc, Green bleeding Senchan
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STEUBENVILLE - Post 33 used a seventh inning "triple double" to earn a come-from-behind 10-6 victory over Zanesville Post 29 Thursday at Vaccaro Field.
Held pretty much in check by Zanesville starter Chris Sparks through six frames, Don Young's now 24-9 club exploded in the seventh.
Bryan Pierro worked Sparks for a lead-off walk, moved to second on John Linn's infield single and to third when Alex Young drew a free pass. Brenton Colabella (he had three hits in four official trips) sliced the deficit to 6-4 with his bases-loaded single. Linn then crossed home on Jimmy Panella's grounder to first.
The first Post 33 double came off the bat of Pat Pizzoferrato (his second of the game). His blast to deep left-center chased home Colabella and Young. Justin Corsi followed with a two-bagger down the right field line. One out later, Kai McClurg drilled a Sparks pitch to left, scoring Corsi and completing the "triple double."
Lucas Herrington's RBI single in the eighth completed the scoring for Post 33, which will visit Cadiz today in what could be its final tune-up before District 10 tournament play begins next week.
"We did a nice job of being patient at the plate," Young said. "We're doing the things we did earlier in the season that were real successful for us. That started the other night in the rainout at Toronto (Post 33 had a 4-1 lead in that contest before the rains came).
"It didn't look good at first. We were facing a pretty good pitcher. Our guys saw a lot of pitches and had some really good at bats. It paid off later in the game."
The recent stretch of wet weather has really played havoc with the Post 33 schedule (nine games have been canceled because of rain).
"That's the most (rainouts) I've ever heard of," Young added. "That's why we changed tonight's game from seven to nine. We're just trying to get in some innings."
Zanesville, which now stands at 15-16, recorded a single tally in the top of the first, Sparks belting a run-scoring double to deep center. Post 33 came right back with a pair in the home half of the frame. Young and Colabella delivered run-producing hits.
The visitors drew even in the second. Austin Every doubled and later scored thanks to a Post 33 error. Pizzoferrato's third inning two-bagger drove home Panella, giving Steubenville a 3-2 advantage.
Post 29 scored the game's next four runs. Sparks, Darian Timberlake and Matt Sellers all collected RBIs.
Jimmy Bolyog worked the first three frames for Post 33 before giving way to Chris Murphy. Young worked the eighth and nine. The seventh inning offensive explosion allowed Murphy to collect the win. Young was credited with a save, recording four of six outs via the strikeout route.
"Alex threw well in that closer role," Young said. "He came in, threw hard and did a nice job for us."
Colabella's three hits paced the Post 33 attack. Linn, Pizzoferrato and Pierro had two safeties apiece.
Post 33 was scheduled to visit Alliance for a nine-inning game on Saturday but that contest is now in jeopardy.
"That game probably will not be played, so we just talked with the Zanesville coach about maybe doing something on Sunday," Young said.
Post 33 will begin defense of its district title at Vacarro Field on Tuesday, battling Kingsville in a 2 p.m. clash.
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Post 29 (15-16) Sparks (LP, 3BB, 10K) Hunkins (7, 3BB, 1K) and Ritchey. Sparks D, S, 2RBI; A. Every D; Wortman 2S; Sellers S, RBI; Timberlake RBI; Ritchey S; K. Every S; Hunkins S.
Post 33 (24-9) Bolyog (2BB, 0K) Murphy (WP, 4, 6BB, 2K, 1HB) Young (8, 1BB, 4K) and McClurg. Colabella 3S, 2RBI; Pizzoferrato 2D, 3RBI; Pierro 2S; Linn 2S; Young S, RBI; Panella RBI; Herrington S, RBI; Corsi D, RBI; McClurg D, RBI.


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Due to the popularity of the Handdrawn Contest threads, I'm starting this one to give people who aren't into hand drawing dolls a chance. If you decide to enter, you must abide by the rules. Failure to do so may result in an automatic disqualification and the entry(s) found violating along with any others you have entered will not be eligible for voting and you will not have any chance to place until the next contest.
1. Please abide by the theme chosen by the contest maker and also by the dollmaker. For example, if a contest is for shunis, then don't bother entering a candybar as it will be automatically disqualified.
2. No doll theft. Please don't take a doll that was either made for you in a shop or for someone else and enter it, as it is not your work and therefore does not count as a viable entry.
3. No handdrawn dolls to be entered. This is a contest for dolls made by using dollmakers only.
4. Unless you get an okay by a current contest running, we ask you make a new doll for each theme. Contests are to give ideas to dollers and allow them to compete with others to see who's idea was stronger and who brought it across in the best way. So please don't use old dolls, even if they have a similar theme used as the one currently running in the contest.
5. Please do NOT steal any bit of work, whether from a doll here or somewhere else. This goes along with no doll theft. That means, if a contest holds a certain theme and you see a doll somewhere else that looks similar to what you would expect from the theme, please don't take that idea even if you tweak it a little. If you are inspired by it, that's agreeable. But please note that you were and don't base your entry heavily off of it. Remember, we want to be original.
6. Please include a link to the dollmaker you used to make your entry. If you are using a personal dollmaker, then post the name.
7. You are allowed to enter a maximum of two dolls per contest, unless specified otherwise by the contest holder.
8. Please make sure your entry has the current theme! If the theme is based off of flowers, please do not submit an underwater entry!
9. Please follow other rules the current contest holder may provide.
10. Be original and have fun!
11. If you host a contest and someone wins it, you can enter their contest although you may not place first in it.
12: No animation is allowed in the contsts, unless the contest is specifically entitled "Animated Dolls" or the contest host requests it. Any animated entries will be automatically disqualified.
We expect you to abide by these rules. If you cannot do so, please don't enter in the first place. We want this to be a fun thing and don't need any contestants to disobey the rules. It matters not who you are, whether you are the friend or sibling of an important person around here, we all have to follow these simple rules.
In the contests, the contest holder will set the theme and deadline. Those who wish to enter must create a "doll" with such theme before the deadline and post it in this thread. The contest holder will make awards and judge each doll based on effort, how well it portrays the theme, and quality. This means no judge will choose place just because it is their friend. They must decide these with each entry. If it looks sloppy and rushed compared to another entry, then it may lose points. Although, that sloppy entry may show what the contest holder had in mind for the contest better than the others. And the one with the most effort may not always have the best quality. Keeping these in mind, the judge must place what he or she thinks deserves. It has nothing to do with relations, and you cannot ask where to be placed or suggest. That decision is entirely up to the contest judge. Whoever places first gets to run the next contest, and the others get an award with their name and place on it.
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You must use first and second, and most likely third. You can pick and choose which other places you want, or not use any of them. But it is an extremely good idea to have a thanks for entering award. Please remember that a user can earn more than one award, although cannot double in the mains. For example, Jane Doe cannot place first and second or first and third. As John Doe cannot place second and third, and so on.
The first theme is Holidays. That means you can enter any doll dressed appropiately for any holiday, be it a ski-ing holiday or a beach holiday. Since some people are having trouble with the definition of "holiday", it's what Americans would call a "vacation". In other words:
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Bobby Tom Denton is going to his Texas hometown to shoot his first movie.
Gracie Snow's job is to "handle" him.
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"There's been a terrible misunderstanding, Mr. Denton. Can't you see that I don't look like a stripper?" Gracie snatched up her suit jacket. "Please. Could we go somewhere private to talk?"
Bobby Tom sighed and uncoiled from his chair. "I s'pose we'd better. But you've got to give me your word you'll keep your clothes on. It wouldn't be fair for me to see you naked when my party guests can't."
"I promise, Mr. Denton, that you will never see me naked."
He looked doubtful. "I don't mean to question your good intentions, honey, but judging from my past history, it might not be that easy for you to resist."
A head-spinning battle of the sexes with Beauty waging war against Brain, except this male beauty has a fine intelligence, and brainy Gracie isn't nearly as ordinary as she thinks.
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Healthy Eating: Valuable Vitamins
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Unlike the fat-soluble vitamins, water-soluble vitamins dissolve in water. These vitamins are carried in the bloodstream and, for the most part, are not stored in the body. In general, your body uses what it needs and excretes the rest through urine. For this reason, it is important to regularly replenish these vitamins by eating a healthy and varied diet each day. Because water-soluble vitamins dissolve in water, they are much more easily destroyed in cooking and storing than the fat-soluble vitamins are.
The water-soluble vitamins consist of the B-complex vitamins and vitamin C. The B vitamins work together in converting carbohydrates, protein, and fats to energy, and many are found in the same foods. For this reason, poor intake of one B vitamin is usually associated with poor intake of other B vitamins.
Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
Thiamine is needed to help produce energy from the carbohydrates that you eat. It also is required for normal functioning of all body cells, especially nerves.
A deficiency of thiamine can lead to beriberi, fatigue, mental confusion, loss of energy, nerve damage, muscle weakness, and impaired growth. Thiamine deficiency is very rare in the United States because most people consume plenty of grain products. Since thiamine is a water-soluble vitamin, the body excretes excess amounts that you consume. There are no known benefits to taking megadoses of thiamine, including the popular belief that it will help boost energy. Thiamine has no established UL.
Foods rich in thiamine (vitamin B1) include whole-grain foods, enriched-grain foods, fortified cereals, beef liver, pork, and wheat germ.
Fact: When whole grains are refined, certain vitamins, including the B vitamins, are lost during the milling process. Refined grains are therefore enriched, meaning that nutrients—including B vitamins—are added back to the grain.
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
Just like thiamine, riboflavin plays a key role in releasing energy from the macronutrients to all cells of the body. Riboflavin also helps change the amino acid (building blocks of protein) tryptophan into niacin, another B vitamin. Riboflavin is important in normal growth, production of certain hormones, formation of red blood cells, and in vision and skin health.
A deficiency of riboflavin is unlikely, but can cause eye disorders, dry and flaky skin, and burning and dryness of the mouth and tongue. There are no reported problems from consuming too much, but again, moderation is the best policy. Riboflavin has no established UL.
Foods rich in riboflavin (vitamin B2) include beef liver, milk, low-fat yogurt, cheese, enriched-grain foods, whole-grain foods, eggs, and green leafy vegetables.
Fact: Riboflavin is easily destroyed by light. For this reason, milk is packaged in opaque plastic or cardboard containers. Riboflavin-rich foods should be stored in darker places and not in transparent containers such as glass.
Niacin (Vitamin B3)
This B vitamin, like its counterparts, is also involved in releasing energy from foods. Niacin specifically helps your body use sugars and fatty acids. In addition, niacin helps enzymes function normally in the body and promotes the health of nerves, skin, and the digestive system.
Although niacin deficiency is rare among populations that eat adequate amounts of protein-rich foods, it can cause pellagra. Symptoms include diarrhea, mental confusion, and skin problems. Niacin, in large doses, has been used as a cholesterol-lowering supplement. Because large doses can cause symptoms such as flushed skin, rashes, and even liver damage, this should only be done under doctors' supervision. Niacin has a UL set at 35 mg per day for adults over eighteen.
Niacin is usually measured in niacin equivalents ONE) because it comes from two sources: niacin itself and from the amino acid tryptophan. Tryptophan can be converted to niacin in the presence of riboflavin and of vitamin B6. Foods rich in niacin include meat, poultry, fish, legumes, peanut butter, enriched and fortified grain products, and yogurt.
Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)
Vitamin B6 is necessary in helping your body to make nonessential amino acids (the building blocks of protein). These nonessential amino acids are used to make necessary body cells. Vitamin B6 also helps to turn the amino acid tryptophan into niacin and serotonin (a messenger in the brain). This vitamin also helps produce insulin, hemoglobin, and antibodies that help fight infection.
Deficiency symptoms of vitamin B6 include depression, nausea, and greasy and flaky skin. In infants, a deficiency can cause irritability and mental convulsions in severe cases. Proper amounts of breast milk and properly prepared infant formulas contain enough of this vitamin to protect against deficiencies. Vitamin B6 is one of the few water-soluble vitamins that can cause harm if taken in megadoses. Large doses taken over a long period can damage the nervous system. Vitamin B6 has a UL set at 100 mg per day for adults over eighteen.
Foods rich in vitamin B6 include protein-rich foods such as chicken, fish, pork, liver, peanut butter, whole grains, nuts, and legumes.
More on: Nutritional Resources for Families
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Let's say I have a GoPro3, recording at 120fps 720p h.264 to have the option to do slow motion. Most of the time I don't want to. How do I drop 75% of the frames from the portion of the video I want to play normally, and leave in all the frames in the slow motion portion, and render the whole thing to play at 30fps?
The goal is to get a video which plays at normal speed, is nearly 25% the size as the original, but has a chunk that plays at 1/4 speed for slow motion effect.
Fri, 05/17/2013 - 08:33
What happens when you render your video to a project that has 30fps setting ? Surely this drops the frames for you ?
What happens when you apply the speed effect on 120fps video and slow it down?
You would think that in theory this would all work fine.
Sun, 05/19/2013 - 19:10
I still see many problems with the clip speed effect in my projects: corrupted frames, erratic frames, clip duration miscalculation, et cetera. This is an area where mlt seem to be buggy for quite some time despite many reports about such issues. I'm still looking for a solution to what you want to achieve. So far, I had only filmed with 25fps, that is, my final frame rate. But I'm now starting to film certain sequences in 50fps or better ... but at the moment I have to way to process such material with Linux video tools..
Sun, 05/19/2013 - 23:29
do you mean "but at the moment I have No way to process such material with Linux video tools.."
Mon, 05/20/2013 - 08:23
ups, yes, you are right: I've no way to process such materials. Probably ffmpeg would be the right tool, but I have no idea how to achieve this.
Mon, 05/20/2013 - 11:28
Would a transcode job do the job for you?
It uses ffmpeg to change video formats.
Mon, 05/20/2013 - 18:37
If you just want to throw out the additional frames then these transcode menu options should do the job fine.
But I don't see how this should work for the second item, the time lapse use case, where the number of frames is kept but the duration between frames is increased. Somehow this would need a separate set of transcode parameters, as the menu just offers the final resolution and fps parameters, not any speed down information.
And unfortunately, mlt still has these annoying speed up and speed down bugs. Otherwise, this would have been a logical and straightforward way to do it through the clip effects.
Mon, 05/20/2013 - 23:32
I wonder if Granjows Slowmo video application works in this situation http://slowmoVideo.granjow.net
Tue, 05/21/2013 - 06:36
Yes, it does. But it requires a large amount of resources, both computational as well as on disk. It disassembles the source clip into its individual frames which it stores on disk. It then runs its calculations on them when rendering a completely new clip, where you can specify the frames per second as you like.
But that's not a road you want to travel just for changing a clip from 50fps or 100fps to 25fps.
Tue, 05/21/2013 - 11:39
Yeah I was just thinking the transcode job to change the frame rate in the section of the video running at 1X and use the Slowmo video application for the slow motion parts. But yes indeed it would be good if mlt/ffmpeg/kdenlive would handle the high frame rate and slow mo it properly with the existing interface.
Thu, 05/23/2013 - 13:51
Hi there.
There was a bug in handling 100fps NTSC footage from GoPro cameras.
Unfortunately, if you don't want to re-take that footage at a different framerate, your options are limited.
If you have ffmpeg installed already, it's possible to speed up and slow down footage with the command line.
I wrote a small piece on it while I was waiting for the bug to be fixed in kdenlive
If you are able to pull kdenlive and mlt from git, you should be able to directly edit your footage. Just rendering to a certain framerate will throw out the extra frames, and slowing down the footage will use those extra frames to get smooth motion in slomo.
There is a quick test to show what I am talking about.
Thu, 05/23/2013 - 17:54
Evert, many thanks for sharing the ffmpeg method! This is what I was looking for. I still have to wait for a new ppa svn build ... the ppa packages are horribly broken all these days.


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The new features sound very cool, but after using SQL Server 2000 everyday for a long time now, I don't know how quickly I'd start implimenting CLR stuff.
I am correct in assuming that using the CLR in SQL Server 2005 will be slower then a normal non-CLR thing? (Like a regular SQL sproc vs. a CLR hosted sproc)
As above very good piece about the new features, the demonstrations didn't appear very clearly in the video.
Hi all,
Thanks for the feedbacks.
Potty: Given the timespan I just gave an overview of the features. For a matter of fact we can take detailed sessions on each topic for hours though.
Abhishek: Comminities are close to my heart too and for the very reason had to highlight some of the activities that we do in Bangalore, India. I think we will get more people interested in doing cummunity activities.
Tekmaven: Your concern and *assumption* is like what most of the people think. I recently wrote an article "Making the most of CLR" for SQL Server Magazine on this very topic. If you have a subscription then read it: http://www.windowsitpro.com/Article/ArticleID/45673/45673.html. It is NOT always that CLR will be slower than T-SQL. Yes, for data intensive tasks the bet would surely go for T-SQL as it is closer to data. But on the contrary think of all the other activities that T-SQL is not elegant or should I say optimized for like heavy string manipulations, math calculations. Here I see CLR can surely outperform. Typical example would be to use RegEx type of funtionality that sometimes would be impossible to implement. Next as discussed in the video trying to write Extended Stored procedures or calling a webservice, implementing system operations as Eventlog or File IO operations. I feel here CLR does get an edge. So we need to weigh our options before implementing them. Just my $.20 ...
Hope you liked the video.
Vinod Kumar
MVP - SQL Server
Hi Vinod
The video was good, unfortunately I had to listen to it atleast 3-4 times to catch up on your speed, I believe you were speaking little fast, if you could be bit slower in your speech that would have been a great help:-)
Also, every time when we see video's about CLR integration with SQL Server, almost everybody gave the same example, like FSO, String Operation...; not sure if that's the only advantage of using .NET in SQL or there is more, if somebody from your / SQL Team can provide more example on "Why somebody should use CLR or C# within SQL" might be that would be of great help.
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ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Nail Al-Jubeir is Director of Information for the Saudi Embassy in Washington and he joins us now to discuss the Riyadh bombing. Do you have any new information that you can tell us about at this point?
NAIL AL-JUBEIR, DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION, SAUDI EMBASSY: No. This is still too early in the investigation. We're still looking into who these people are, how they got the explosives, how it got into the country. This is something which we've been looking for and it's going to be a long night for the people in the field.
COOPER: The U.S. gave a warning May 1. Saudis discovered last Tuesday, a large cache of weapons, I believe some 800 pounds of explosives or so - put out basically an all-points bulletin for 19 militants, 17 of whom are Saudis. Do you suspect that group for this attack?
AL-JUBEIR: There was some suspicion that they were involved in it. We're still in the early stages of the investigation. One gentleman who was wanted has already been caught. So there - we're still looking into that. We don't want to jump conclusions in terms of whether it's the same group or not. We're still in the early stages here.
COOPER: In past years there has been a lot of criticism of Saudi authorities for their lack of cooperation with U.S. officials investigating an attack like this; for instance, after Khobar Towers, a lot of U.S. intelligence officials saying they did not receive the kind of high level cooperation, weren't even allowed to interview the four people who were put to death for that attack. What kind of cooperation is the U.S. going to get after this particular incident?
AL-JUBEIR: This is a serious attack. This is an attack against the nation, against civilization and, you know, it's not just limited against one. I think we have to find out who's behind this. We will accept cooperation from any nation that's willing to offer it and there will be cooperation. I think the cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States has been very good, has been excellent in the field of investigation as well as in the intelligence sharing and this will not be any different.
COOPER: We hear FBI officials are already going over there. Will they be allowed to interview any suspects who are taken into custody?
AL-JUBEIR: Well, this is something that needs to be decided in the field. I really - it's not for me to sort of make the decision here, but the cooperation will be excellent. I think you are only going to hear positive feedback when this happens. After all, this is an attack against all of us and we have to share and we have to work together. We're not going to get into that bickering aspect - of "he said, she said" type of thing - that sources sort of come up with on the talk shows and start complaining without having the facts. What we're looking at is - you have people that were killed. You have murderers out there that want to create more havoc for us, and both our nations, and we have to put a stop to that.
COOPER: We have just confirmed - CNN has just confirmed that all U.S. non-essential personnel have been asked to leave. How safe is Saudi Arabia for U.S. personnel?
AL-JUBEIR: I think it's very safe. I'm not surprised following the attack. It's a decision that was made and we will respect that. I think it is safe. It is - for people living outside, things look a little bit bleaker than for the people living inside. Case in point, Washington DC after 9/11: people were afraid to come to Washington from outside the United States or from even outside the Washington area, whereas people in Washington felt safe. So there's a different perspective of how things are. I think it is safe. As safe as any other major city is concerned.
COOPER: I think the difference is that with 9/11 it was not U.S. citizens who were flying those airplanes. The militants you have been looking for, for the last week, of the 19, 17 were Saudi citizens. What should U.S. citizens who are listening to this or watching this on TV, what should they read into the fact that you've got 17 Saudi nationals you are hunting down as terrorists?
AL-JUBEIR: And we are still hunting them down. I think the attack on the compound, on these compounds, is an indication that they'll destroy anybody in their way. It is not targeting individual groups. The compounds that were attacked, as barbaric as the act is, killed numerous nationalities and injured numerous citizens. So it's not a target - it's not targeting individual groups. I think this group, whether it is al Qaeda-linked or not, has shown the ugly face of terrorism and this is the case. They were not targeting ideology; they're not targeting military installations; they are going after soft targets - and this happens to be one. So it could happen anywhere, as sad as it is - and our condolences go out to the victims and we want to assure them that people in Saudi Arabia are going to be safe. We will hunt them down. We will try them, we will - they will face Saudi justice.
COOPER: All right. Nail Al-Jubeir, we appreciate you joining us tonight. Thank you very much.
AL-JUBEIR: Thank you for having me.


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AZUSA, Calif. -- Azusa Pacific piled up 587 yards of total offense, and the NAIA's No. 8-ranked Cougars clinched a spot in the NAIA Football Championship Series (FCS) quarterfinals with Saturday's 49-26 first-round win over No. 10 Ottawa (Kan.).
Led by a big-play rushing performance from junior TB David Trifeletti that included 47-yard rushes on consecutive carries, Azusa Pacific piled up 379 yards rushing while scoring at least 49 points for the third straight game. Trifeletti rushed for a game-high 157 yards with two TDs on just 12 carries, and senior QB John van den Raadt rushed for 97 yards on 17 carries and threw for another 186 yards.
"We really just wanted to do our thing," Trifeletti said. "We're putting up 48 points a game, so we just want to play our game."
It was Trifeletti, who sat out the final four games of the regular season, who delivered the knockout punch after Ottawa had pulled to within a score at 28-20 on Clarence Anderson's 17-yard TD reception on the Braves' opening third-quarter drive. Trifeletti busted a 47-yard scoring run on the fifth play of Azusa Pacific's ensuing drive, and he dashed for 47 more after the Cougar defense sent Ottawa backwards on a three-and-out series.
The Cougars chewed up nearly five minutes of game time with an 11-play drive, and Trifeletti punched it in again from four yards out just two plays after backup QB Justin McPherson rolled out on a fourth-and-12 fake field goal to hit senior RB Joshua Morgan for 24 yards along the left sideline. That set Azusa Pacific up at the six-yard line, and two plays later Trifeletti was back in the end zone again, this time on a four-yard rush that pushed the lead to 45-20 with just under five minutes remaining in the third quarter.
"It was just great to be back and help my team out," said Trifeletti, one of five different players who have led the Cougars in rushing in a game this season. "Individually, we're all different runners. You have Johnell (Murphy) as a speed back, Terrel (Watson) as a power back, and I try to bring a mix of speed and power. We're all different runners, so it really helps to switch things up to keep the defense on the field."
Ottawa finished with only 34 rushing yards, but Braves QB Bobby Adamson threw for 323 yards and two TDs on 28-of-51 passing. He connected nine times for 115 yards with Anderson, who also had a 19-yard punt return and added an 86-yard kick return score that answered a three-TD barrage for Azusa Pacific in the first six minutes of the game. Anderson's kickoff return for TD made it a 21-6 game with 9:10 remaining in the opening quarter, and he ended up being named the Outstanding Offensive Player of the Game.
Junior FS Jake Mittel, who entered the game with 13 tackles and one interception on the season, earned the game's Outstanding Defensive Player award for a 10-tackle, two-interception performance. He picked off a pass at the Cougars' four-yard line on the opening play of the second quarter, and he hauled in another in the back of the end zone to end an Ottawa drive late in the third quarter.
"I just tried to go out there and do my job, and the picks just came," Mittel said. "The pressure (by the defensive line) was great, so when the quarterback had to throw the ball up, I was just ready to make a play."
Among those pressuring Adamson throughout the game was sophomore LB Sean Barber, who finished with a game-high 12 tackles, including one of Azusa Pacific's three sacks, along with three QB hurries, one pass breakup, and a forced fumble for a Cougar defense that ended up forcing five turnovers.
"We got a lot of turnovers and our defensive line got a lot of pressure on them," Barber said. "They had some pretty wide splits (on the line), and that gave us some good lanes to go through. We didn't feel like we played as well as we should have, but we get another week to get after it and fix our mistakes."
When junior TB Johnell Murphy dashed 15 yards on the first play of the ensuing drive, a shootout of historic proportions appeared to be in the making. However, Ottawa defensive lineman Zach Van Deusen took van den Raadt down for a rare sack, just the second all year against the Cougars, and Azusa Pacific had to punt from near midfield. The next three Cougar drives ended in turnovers, twice on fumbles and the other on a blocked 34-yard field goal attempt that would have pushed the lead to 24-6.
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After Ottawa went three-and-out after the field goal block, the Braves returned a fumble on the next drive back into Azusa Pacific territory, where Adamson connected with Shane Gimzo for a 25-yard TD pass with 2:53 remaining to cut the lead to 21-13. Azusa Pacific answered with a 12-play, 70-yard drive that ended with van den Raadt's eight-yard TD pass to senior WR Jeremiah Andujo with just seven seconds to play in the opening half. van den Raadt carried four times for 33 yards and completed three-of-five passes for another 34 yards on the drive, sending the Cougars into halftime with a 28-13 advantage.
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Is there away to have MySQL dump its log to a remote MySQL server?
I would like to audit MySQL connections but I don't want the server to store all the information local on its own hardware.
I have good news and bad news on this one.
You could use the general log as a table you can query
Step 01) Add this to /etc/my.cnf
Step 02)
OK mysqld is not recording every query in the table
What good is a the general log as a CSV table
Step 03) Make
Now it looks like this:
THe user and host values are appended together in the user_host fields.
How do you rotate out the general log?
Here is an example of how to blank out
Here is an example of how to keep the last 3 days of entries:
Anything you have collected in the text file version of the general log will not come for the ride. You can collect new entries going forward.
You could setup an NFS mount to your target server and just point the general log path to that mount.


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Is there a web application that will let me send SMS email? Some services don't seem to support receiving normal email.
Only the cellular phone carrier can decide whether you can send SMS via email or not. Here's how to reach people on the most popular carriers:
If you have some programming skills, you could make use of an SMS API (such as ZeepMobile or Twilio) and build a database associating emails to an SMS phone number. Then you could send emails to "email@example.com". The app would receive the email and redirect the message to the appropriate phone number.
I wouldn't recommend using the email to SMS function most carriers provide for 3 reasons: (1) the email address seem to change over time (I've had mine change with my carrier a few times) and (2) some carriers charge to receive email to SMS messages and (3) it's annoying to read, since I know some of them require you to respond with "Read" or similar before seeing the who message.
I've been using Twilio for voice and I've been quite impressed. I'm sure their SMS system isn't much different. You also wouldn't need to have much programming knowledge, although it would be a good idea to provide security.
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Originally, it is the duty of the developer to write the test, but I noticed that in many cases/e-mature developers those cases are not giving even 80% coverage.
How about I have a QA person dedicated to write ALL the tests for a given project instead of the developer?
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Originally, it is the duty of the developer to write the test, but I noticed that in many cases/e-mature developers those cases are not giving even 80% coverage.
In Test-Driven Development, the tests must be written by the developer. Otherwise someone other than the developer is driving the development.
So as soon as you give the job of writing tests to a non-developer, that person becomes a developer.
My experience in TDD is that writing the test code is ofter as hard as writing the production code. So if you have resources capable of writing good unit test / integration test code, they ought to be writing the production code that makes those tests pass.
QA's job is to perform entirely different kind of test (i.e. usability/integration testing). They don't really have to know the technologies used in the code.
If you're worried about low code coverage, you need to discipline your developers. For example stopping work on any new features, until code coverage increases. Some organisation go as far as having a pre-commit hook on their repository that will not allow checking-in uncovered code.
Last but not least, in 'pure' TTD, there should be no uncovered code at all (since you write tests first). However there are cases (although people argue about it) where lower code coverage is acceptable. Some argue for example, that writing tests for getters/setters of POJOs is a waste of time.
That could be a management problem.
Or it could be irrelevant.
First, the difference between 80% and 100% coverage is probably a lot of cost for very little benefit.
"Coverage" can mean anything. Lines of code, logic paths, etc. I'm guessing you mean lines of code (not logic paths).
Some logic paths are pretty well tested "by inspection". The code is obvious, has no if-statements, has a very, very low complexity, and probably doesn't need an additional test.
20% more tests isn't always 20% more quality.
Second. It's a management problem. If management wants 100% coverage, they have to put a reward system in place that rewards 100% coverage instead of "good enough to release" 80% coverage.
Adding QA folks to write more tests won't help much.
Adding developers to write more tests is what will be required to get to 100% test coverage.
IMHO Unit testing isn't a QA process. It's more about speeding up development (by shrinking the feed back loop for developers). It should be done by the person writing the component (aka unit) with a focus on the components usage (by another developer).
Functional testing is a QA process that can and should be done by a QA team. These can be done by the developer but a non developer would be better as the developer might not know all the ways a user might use the application.
Both can be done in a TDD fashion.
TDD is not just about testing, but is also about design. Writing code just to pass the tests usually leads to smaller and maintainable code. If you delegate any other person to write the tests, you'll also be delegating the responsability of creating good code.
You should also note that the coverage will not tell you about the code quality and will not tell you if the domain rules are being covered.
If you need at least 80% coverage, then you need to do a couple things:
Finally, understand that there is a difference between intended execution paths and unintended execution paths. In the process of writing test driven code, you may have proven that you need a pair of independent if statements. As a result there are tests for two of the potential four execution paths available. Add one more independent if statement, and you have a potential for eight execution paths (i.e. it's going up exponentially).
Understand that TDD does not necessarily predict every potential path of execution, so there are a number of tests that might need to be written to be complete but aren't written because there wasn't a need to test that path. In short, TDD doesn't guarantee coverage, but it does guarantee that there is at least one test to prove the reason d'eter for the code that does exist.


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Dean Bring Skills of M.D. and M.B.A. to Bear as New B-School Defines Mission
When Johns Hopkins University's Carey Business School was struggling only a few years after opening its doors, the administration called in a doctor.
Bernie Ferrari took the helm as dean in July and quickly diagnosed some serious problems. The school lacked direction. Its founding dean had left after just three years and the search for his replacement lasted nearly a year, plus the program still awaits the imprimatur of the industry's main accrediting body.
Dr. Ferrari, a surgeon who also has a law degree and a master's in business administration, spent most of his career in management consulting, mainly at McKinsey & Co. His plans for Carey include focusing instruction on four sectors that he says could benefit from business-minded leadership: health care, financial services, national security, and real estate and infrastructure.
Johns Hopkins has offered part-time business programs for nearly a century, but the new institution was founded five years ago thanks to a $50 million gift from real-estate financier William Polk Carey.
In what is now a very competitive marketplace, Dr. Ferrari plans within the next five to seven years to double the size of the school's full-time M.B.A. program, which currently comprises just about 170 students, or 10% of Carey's total student body.
Dr. Ferrari, 64 years old, sat down recently with The Wall Street Journal to talk about interdisciplinary collaboration, faculty recruitment and what it's like for the Carey School to be the new kid at a historic university. Edited excerpts:
WSJ: What drove your choice of the four areas of emphasis for Carey?
Dr. Ferrari: I went after the four biggest sectors that are significantly troubled. We're putting a lot of resources in, but not satisfied with what we're getting out—there's a productivity issue.
Top research institutions understand that much of the knowledge being created is not in the silos of [any one] school but instead where they meet, the white spaces.
[We will work on] national security, and real estate and infrastructure [with] the School of Advanced International Studies, engineering, and the Applied Physics Laboratory.
Financial services is probably the least connected to the university, but many of the disciplines embedded there, like risk analysis and options pricing, have application to other verticals.
WSJ: How does Carey integrate with the rest of the university?
Dr. Ferrari: For one, we're working on lessening errors in shift changes at the hospitals, redesigning the mechanical and human processes in order to make that transition a safer one.
Business is very good at process redesign. So are engineers, in terms of understanding failure. When you bring engineers, physicians, nurses, other medical personnel and businesspeople together to look at those kinds of problems, it's an extraordinary event.
As a new school in a university that is a hundred and some years old, you sort of get lost. You're picked on and pushed out of the way. The good news is that we have a set of skills that pertain to the core issues that the older brothers and sisters are concerned about.
WSJ: You're on track to hire more than a dozen faculty this year. How is recruiting going?
Dr. Ferrari: We're building at the junior level right now and I'm amazed at the talent that is coming in. I try to ensure that the leadership of the school is in the hands of the young faculty.
You don't just go down to the factory floor and promote a 35-year-old person to be chief executive officer, you need to groom them. We should be able to groom leaders in our faculty as much as we do in our students.
WSJ: The prior dean left after just three years. How do you give the school a sense of continuity?
Dr. Ferrari: It's unfortunate that we had a leadership change so quickly. You can't deny the impact that that has on an organization.
A new leader that comes into a situation must be very clear as to what the standards are for performance, call out the direction of the school—where we are going to be in year one, in year two—and be honest. I'm a positive person, but I don't sugarcoat everything.
WSJ: So without sugarcoating, what are Carey's biggest challenges right now?
Dr. Ferrari: We lack one major element for success, and that's money. I think we've got three or four years to augment the Carey gift. Money comes [once the school shows it has] clear direction. Since we haven't been very clear, I can understand why it hasn't attracted the philanthropic thrust that other schools enjoy.
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5 Gigantic Wars You Won't Believe Almost Happened
Much like pro wrestling or your last date, war is full of complicated maneuvers, barely missed shots, and near pinfalls. The tiniest change in the course of events could result in a completely different outcome: Imagine if the Nazis had invaded England instead of Poland, or if Napoleon had unleashed a squad of Dinobot Dragoons during the defining moments of Waterloo. We'd be looking at completely different history books.
History is full of these potentially game-changing battles that almost came to be. It's impossible to know exactly what the results would have been, but it's mind-boggling to think that ...
#5. Stalin's Berlin Antics Almost Started World War III
The year was 1948, and the dust of the Second World War was just settling. After a brief period of kicking Nazi ass with the Allies, Josef Stalin -- Soviet dictator and perennial contender for "Worst Abuser of Mustache of Authority" award -- decided that it was time to start acting like a supervillain again.
"My mustache can no longer abide peace."
Berlin was starting out its new life as a divided city, with the Eastern half in Soviet hands and the West under Allied control. Stalin, however, wasn't about to settle for half of the cake. He blockaded Berlin from all Western military and civilian traffic, a particularly effective dick move, since West Berlin was completely surrounded by the wholly communist German Democratic Republic. Thus, Stalin was effectively giving the Western powers a giant middle finger ... and also about a month until the surrounded West Berlin would begin to starve.
Stalin never wanted to start a war with the West. However, he needed to appear strong, which, with his particular modus operandi, required constant tension with his opponents. However, the United States still remembered the previous mustachioed lunatic ranting about Berlin, and was totally ready to rumble. General Lucius D. Clay, the head of the Occupation Zone in Germany, advocated sending an armed convoy to battle their way into Berlin ... through East Germany. Effectively going to war with the Soviets, in other words.
Lucius Clay, seen here looking like a screengrab from Dr. Strangelove.
Although the suggestion was risky (World War II had shown that the Soviet troops weren't exactly pushovers), the Joint Chiefs of Staff took it very seriously. To counter any resistance, Clay asked Air Force general Curtis LeMay for some air cover. LeMay's war boner was as instant and impressive as Clay's: He recommended that they just up and launch a pre-emptive strike against all Soviet airfields in Germany.
What Stopped It:
Fortunately, rather than start World War III, the Allied forces decided to give peace a chance. They started a 15-month airlift operation, carrying supplies for West Berliners until Stalin got bored and backed off. This, of course, would be the event the world would remember as the Berlin Airlift.
Because "The Berlin Plane Orgy" just sounded gross.
If the War Had Happened:
World War III: Nuclear Boogaloo.
Imagine the collective brick the Allied leaders shat when Stalin pulled his stunt. They were fresh off a fight with a mass-murdering dictator, and were now suddenly facing another who had just kicked the first one's ass. They were not in a chance-taking mood.
We'd kinda had our fill of goose-stepping murderbots by that point.
So if Clay had sent in his convoy and it had been fired upon, not only would LeMay have rained hell upon the Soviets -- President Truman would have gone Hiroshima on Stalin's ass. Even throughout the airlift operation, Truman's finger remained on the big red button: If the Soviets had shot down a single airplane, the U.S. response would probably have been atomic. The Cold War would have ended in 1948, with a series of giant bangs. Harry S. Truman would have gone down in history with a hell of a reputation, and the USSR would have been bombarded into a continent-spanning live re-enactment of Fallout.
#4. The Soviet Union and China Nearly Destroyed Each Other During the Cold War
Being the two predominant communist superpowers, the Soviet Union and Mao Zedong's China were technically fighting on the same side during the Cold War. In reality, though, the two countries had constant disputes, accusing one another of overreacting to shit and getting into arguments over territory -- hell, they were basically a married couple that only stays together because they are bonded by their mutual hatred of Sam from next door.
Express Newspapers / Hulton / Getty
"... and I'm just saying, clean the damn toilet bowl if your poop gets smeared on it."
By the late 1960s, arguments escalated to the point of silverware-throwing. The Soviets had denied Mao aid to build an atomic bomb, possibly because he was unnervingly comfortable with the concept of nuclear war. Denied his toys and frustrated because the Soviets were ignoring his political views, Mao wanted some goddamn respect. So in 1969, the Chinese military invaded Soviet-occupied Zhenbao Island, which Mao claimed was originally Chinese territory. Things proceeded as you'd assume: Shots were fired, soldiers got killed, both sides moved more troops to the region, and shit got real.
Ownership of the island tipped back and forth, and things got more and more hostile. It looked like the two powers were set to rip each other apart before the baffled democracies they were supposed to be fighting had a chance to make some popcorn.
People's Republic of China
Thankfully, America always has Raisinets.
What Stopped It:
Mao backed the hell down.
When war fever-gripped both the Chinese and Soviet people, Mao realized that challenging an opponent that had a strong track record of kicking dictator ass and a bunch of nuclear weaponry might not be the most solid strategy, even if China had its own nuclear program up and running at that point. Meanwhile, the Soviet leaders were totally cool with a throwdown, calmly checking with the bemused Americans if they would be OK with the Soviet Union pre-emptively nuking the shit out of China.
H.F. Davis / Stringer / Hulton / Getty
We'll just leave this here, shall we?
Mao decided it was time to sit at the negotiations table. Luckily for him, it turned out neither side really wanted to wage war over a tiny island. Still, the conflict created permanent bad blood between the nations. Meanwhile, the U.S. happily abused the situation to make its move at China, bringing flowers, trade agreements, and diplomatic recognition. This helped pave the way for the love-hate relationship currently enjoyed between the two.
Twenty minutes after this picture was taken, they were caught making out in a broom closet.
If the War Had Happened:
Two of the biggest armies at the time would have slaughtered each other, with or without nukes.
A Soviet war with China would have involved two incredibly large conventional armies getting into an epic slugfest. Knowing that both parties had access to tactical nuclear weapons and were led by some fairly ... volatile people, it would not have been impossible that either country would have also used tactical nukes to tip a bloody conventional war in their favor.
Russian Department of Atomic Energy
"Tactical" here means "killing everything, everywhere."
#3. A U.S.-Mexico War Nearly Allowed Germany to Win World War I
The Mexican Revolution was a 10-year chain of chaos that turned Mexico upside down on a monthly basis. Military leaders rose and fell like boy bands: Brief bursts of glory were followed by long declines filled with drinking, bitter interviews, and the occasional firing squad.
Good times were had by all.
By 1916, one of these former revolutionary stars -- a certain Pancho Villa -- was hoping to get back in the game by destroying the current big dog, Venustiano Carranza. Villa decided on a desperate comeback tour of a plan: He'd launch a major raid on the United States, thus tricking them into thinking Carranza did it and angrily war-murdering the man in retaliation. Because nothing shows your love for your country better than letting a huge foreign army tear it a new one.
On March 9, 1916, Villa raided and burned parts of Columbus, New Mexico, which unsurprisingly sparked a massive "Oh no he didn't!" from the United States. Two columns of the U.S. Army were sent into Mexico to find Villa, who had tragically forgotten to wear a Carranza mask during the raid. Also, a large number of U.S. reservists were called up along the border. There were clashes between the invading American forces and the Mexican army, who were understandably pissed off to find armed American soldiers deep within their territory. Everyone was totally ready to go.
Two guesses as to which country produced this cartoon.
What Stopped It:
Clever leaders. Venustiano Carranza gave the Americans the "Ignore the Annoying Roommate" treatment, whereas Woodrow Wilson kept his eye on the big picture. Carranza realized he was treading on hot coals and resolved the situation by not reacting to it. The invading portion of the U.S. Army and its commander, General Pershing, were largely left to roam Northern Mexico as much as they liked. Carranza kept his military on a tight leash, only letting them loose when Pershing pushed too far south.
Columbus, New Mexico, after Villa's raid, looking much like Columbus, New Mexico, today.
Meanwhile, Wilson realized he couldn't afford to let the Mexican adventure turn into a real war, what with an actual big-ass world war threatening to draw America in. By February 1917, Wilson had pulled out Pershing and his troops, ending the conflict without bothering to capture Villa.
If the War Had Happened:
The United States would have been unable to play their game-changing role in the World War I theater. This, in turn, would have given Germany an excellent chance to win the whole thing.
Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-R11105 / CC-BY-SA
They weren't Nazis yet, so it's cool.
By 1917, France and Great Britain were in serious trouble. Russia had dropped out of the war, thus freeing huge numbers of German troops to fight in the Western Front. With these newly freed troops, Germany went into ass-kicking mode and nearly knocked France and Britain out of the war. The only thing stopping Germany from delivering a finishing move to its opponents was the timely arrival of U.S. forces, which helped stabilize the Western Front.
Had the U.S. instead been drawn into a major war in Mexico, you'd have to think those fresh American soldiers wouldn't have been available to soak up Germany's nearly successful attempt to own Europe. Then maybe World War II ... wouldn't have happened? That's the thing about dreaming about alternate history -- you change one thing, and who knows where shit ends up?
Our guess: Patton cock-slapping Stalin over the burning ruins of Toronto.
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Academic Success Programs
The Bar Programs & Academic Success Programs at Loyola are designed to get every student ready to succeed as a law student and to pass the California Bar Exam. Our classes and programs integrate law school skills, lawyering skills and bar exam skills.
Academic Success workshops focused on preparing first year students for the demands of law school, including case briefing, course outlining and exam preparation, are offered in the fall semester. In the spring semester, first year students in the bottom quartile of the class take a course focused on improving exam taking and lawyering skills, and learning a new area of law.
Academic Success workshops designed to prepare students for the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam are offered to all second and third year students. Passing this exam is a requirement to become a California lawyer.
All students preparing for the bar exam should take the Early Bar Program, which is a comprehensive introduction to the bar exam and includes sample bar review lectures and practice questions. Students may also take an elective course, Fundamentals of Bar Exam Writing to prepare for essays and performance tests on the California Bar Exam.
Individual counseling is available to all students throughout each semester.
The Bar Programs & Academic Success Programs begin with law school orientation and end with bar preparation programs. Please stop by the office with any questions you have.
For more information contact:
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A 10% budget cut for most Warren County departments means tough decisions have to be made.
And they hope the sacrifices don't affect the community.
Warren County Volunteer Fire Departments and the Sheriff's Office are just two dealing with the financial strain.
"It's very difficult because we operate on income from dues and from donations, and from an allocation from Warren Fiscal Court, and our income has not been keeping pace with what our needs are,"says Chief Bob Skipper, Woodburn Fire Department.
Nine Warren County Volunteer Fire Departments had to decide where to cut $45,0000 from their budget.
"There won't be a cut specifically from every Fire Departments budget, it comes out of the maintenance fee that the County has for County owned equipment and building,"says Skipper.
While Skipper says it's not the most effective solution it's the only way without directly impacting the operating budgets.
"The negative effects could be that departments will have to fund out of their operating budgets some repairs, and if they can't fund the repairs you're looking at trucks possibly going out of service,"says Skipper.
Skipper adds they will have to deal with the cuts just like everyone else such as the Sheriff's Office, who has already dealt with the cuts for 2013.
"I had one take an early retirement and five deputies give up their hazardous duty retirement,"says Warren County Sheriff Peanut Gaines.
And now the worry is for the future.
"Next year if it goes the way it's going I'll have to lay six more off,"says Gaines.
Gaines says he will do everything he can to make sure that isn't the case.
"I want them to have the swimming pool but if you're swimming and they're breaking in your house and I ain't got enough deputies to go then what's the difference. You got to have Deputy Sheriff's, you
got to have law enforcement,"adds Gaines.
But Warren County Judge-Executive Mike Buchanon says they can only work with the money they have.
"We're not the federal government we can't print money so we have to make decisions based on revenue,"says Buchanon.
Buchanon says revenue is determined each year when the Fiscal Court sets the property tax rates.


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Last Friday – 24 hours after announcing that this season will be his last – longtime St. Xavier football coach Mike Glaser was awash in digital encomiums.
"It's been overwhelming," said Glaser, hours before a scrimmage against Simon Kenton (a 35-0 win). "Between the texts and emails that's really all that I've been doing. They mean so much to me."
The coach who has dedicated nearly all of his life to St. X – first as a young fan, then as a player, and for the past three decades as head football coach – found himself enveloped in a protracted George Bailey moment.
"Sometimes you work real hard and you're not sure you're making any kind of a difference, and then you hear from all of these young men, and it really made what I've done for the last 40 years worthwhile," he said.
Glaser has led the Tigers to seven state titles and is the winningest coach in Louisville history with a staggering 328-73 record, but his ambitions were not exactly soaring when he took over in 1982.
"My only goal was to last about five years without getting fired," he said. "In this day and age it's so competitive. Sometimes you coach out of fear and you work so hard because it's a society of instant gratification and what have you done for me lately, so I'm very proud that I've hung on for 31 years."
Glaser, 59, will continue his service to the school in a newly-created Director of Activities position, but first he'll lean on junior running back Charles Walker and an experienced defense to make his final season one to remember.
Walker (5.5 yards per carry, 6 TDs) was the Tigers' leading rusher as a sophomore and will again be the go-to guy on offense, while DE Karl Roesler (34 tackles) and linebacker Deonte Clyburn (88 tackles) headline a strong Tigers defense, which returns seven starters.
Senior Patrick Sermersheim (50 tackles, 4 INTs) is back at DB and Lemondray Clemons will move to corner after three seasons at running back. Senior Austin Gahafer (19-of-43 passing, 5 TDs) will get the nod behind center after emerging from a tight preseason QB battle.
Standing in St. X's path is two-time defending state champion Trinity, which enters the season on a 25-game winning streak.
"I think streaks are kind of like national rankings," said Rocks coach Bob Beatty. "What does it mean? Absolutely nothing, really. The thing we put merit into is we have a bracket in the state of Kentucky and we're going to try to win that bracket and that's the only merit that we look at. If we lose a game or take a punch on the way, then so be it."
State champions in nine of the past eleven seasons, Trinity outscored opponents 697-116 last year and returns three of the state's top playmakers in WR James Quick (82 catches for 1,434 yards, 21 TDs), RB Dalyn Dawkins (8.0 yards per carry, 32 TDs) and QB Travis Wright (202-of-285 passing for 3,036 yards, 39 TDs).
The Rocks allowed a state-best 8.3 points per game in 2011 and figure to be superb again on that side with the return of DE Jason Hatcher (46 tackles, 3 fumble recoveries) and corner Ryan White (51 tackles, 1 INT).
Male and Manual round out the state's toughest district.
"It's the SEC of high school," said Manual coach Oliver Lucas, who returns six starters from a 9-3 team. Senior RB Dishan Romine is back after averaging 6.6 yards per carry (10 TDs) as well as senior safety Juwan Gardner, who grabbed five interceptions and recorded 44 tackles.
Male will be without senior QB Aladin Ganibegovic, who fractured his wrist during the offseason. Senior Tyler Erny – a kicker last season – will take over at the position and has been a quick study according to Bulldogs coach Chris Wolfe.
"I could tell at the first practice…it was a move he was going to be able to make," Wolfe said "He hasn't had any game experience but we've been pretty pleased with him this summer."
Class 6-A District 4 Capsules
Male Bulldogs
Coach – Chris Wolfe (third season)
Last season – 4-8; Lost to St. X 56-10 in second round of state
Returning starters – D (5), O (3)
Key departure – S Lorentez Barbour (66 tackles)
Players to watch – Jr. RB Marque Northington (5'8, 170); Sr. QB Tyler Erny; Sr. WR Nathan Case; Sr. WR Kainin Lewis; Sr. S Nathan Hearn (74 tackles)
Season opener – Home vs. Floyd Central (Ind.), Aug. 17, 7:30
Wolfe's outlook – "We've had a great offseason and the team as a whole is much stronger. I'm a little bit more comfortable knowing what I'm going to have on defense. (On) offense, even though I think the potential is there to be pretty good, until Friday night gets here you never know for sure."
Manual Crimsons
Coach – Oliver Lucas (third season)
Last season – 9-3; Lost to Trinity 55-0 in second round of state
Returning starters – D (3), O (3)
Key departure – WR Quintez Sutton-Thompson (10 TDs)
Players to watch – Sr. RB Dishan Romine (5'11, 185); Sr. WR Miles Thompson (6'0, 185); Sr. S Juwan Gardner (6'1, 200)
Season opener – At Central, Aug. 17, 7:30
Lucas's outlook – "We're going to be young, but I think we're going to be a better team than we were last year. …We're going to play solid defense and our offense should do enough to win."
St. Xavier Tigers
Coach – Mike Glaser (31st season)
Last season – 8-5; Lost to Trinity 42-6 in state quarterfinal
Returning starters – D (7), O (7)
Key departure – QB Alex Mattingly (99 of 196 passing, 11 TDs)
Players to watch – Sr. DE Karl Roesler (6'2, 230); Sr. LB Deonte Clyburn (6'1, 215); Jr. DB/WR Patrick Sermersheim (6'0, 170); Sr. CB Lamondray Clemons (5'11, 165)
Season opener – Home vs. Fern Creek, Aug. 17, 7:30
Glaser's outlook – "The last eight months have been excellent. (We've) probably got about 10 guys that want to play in college, whether they get scholarships or not. They love the game of football and I think that's going to be a real bonus for us."
Trinity Shamrocks
Coach – Bob Beatty (13th season)
Last season – 14-0, 6-A State Champions, Beat Scott Co. 62-21 in championship game
Returning starters – D (5), O (3)
Key departures – All five starters on the vaunted 2011 offensive line
Players to watch – Sr. QB Travis Wright (6'1, 185); Sr. WR James Quick (6'2, 185); Sr. RB Dalyn Dawkins (5'10, 185); Sr. DE Jason Hatcher (6'3, 245); Sr. CB Ryan White (5'11, 180)
Season opener – Home vs. Brentwood Academy (Tenn.), Aug. 17, 7:30
Beatty's outlook – "We've been very pleased with our younger kids and the contributions that they've made and very pleased with our work ethic from our older kids. …Are we where we want to be? Absolutely not, but we're hopefully going to get there by Game 15."
District 4 Slate
Sept. 28
Trinity vs. St. X at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, 8
Oct. 5
Trinity at Manual, 7:30
St. X at Male, 7:30
Oct. 12
Male at Trinity, 7:30
Manual at St. X, 7:30
Oct. 19
Manual at Male, 7:30
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Can coconut cream be transformed into coconut milk, or the other way around? For example, will adding water or cow milk to coconut cream make a usable coconut milk? Or by reducing coconut milk, can I get coconut cream?
Short answer: you can let coconut milk separate and skim it to get a little coconut cream, but can't convert coconut cream back to coconut milk. Diluting the cream just produces something runny and disgusting.
Long answer: Coconut milk is made by grating coconut and running very hot water through it to extract oils and flavor, then straining out the coconut pieces. It is a mix of water soluble parts and fats, and can emulsify just like normal milk or thicken sauces similarly to milk cream.
If you allow coconut milk to sit, the fatty part will rise to the top. This part is skimmed off to make coconut cream, which is much richer in fats. It cooks very differently because of the higher fat content, and does not emulsify or thicken well; however it is quite delicious!
If you're looking to substitute for coconut milk, but only have coconut cream, the best substitution will probably be a little coconut cream + a lot of heavy (milk) cream.
Note: Some people refer to the liquid contained in fresh coconuts as coconut milk, but it is more accurately called coconut water. This confusion has ruined many a recipe!
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To get the other way you can surely add milk or water. This will not give you the same exact thing as coconut milk, but it would be ok as a substitution for a dish.
Yes you can refer to http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Coconut-Milk-from-Coconut-Cream I did this and it worked just fine for my recipe.


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Orly Airport is situated 14 km, about 8 miles south from Paris. This was originally Paris' main airport, preceding the opening of Charles de Gaulle Airport in 1974. As a large component in the tourism of Paris, the airport serves travelers from cities in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, North America and the Caribbean. Orly is the second busiest French airport in terms of passenger numbers.The terminals of Orly Airport are linked to the city of Paris by freeways as well as Orly buses, Air France buses and the Orlyval automatic metro service, which conveniently connects passengers to the Antony RER station in Paris. The convenience and accessibility of the airport is a major factor that cements its role in the strong tourism of Paris. Air Lib, a major French airline, has its head office in Building 363 of Orly Airport. The airport itself is run by Aéroports de Paris, which also oversees the management of Charles de Gaulle Airport as well as several smaller suburban airports.
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Alta I. Russell, 92, of Joy, Illinois passed away surrounded by her family on Saturday, August 2, 2014 at Genesis Senior Living in Aledo, Illinois. Mass of the Resurrection will be held on Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. at St. Mathias Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Following the interment a time of food and fellowship will be held at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Community Room. Visitation for Alta will be held on Wednesday, August 6, 2014 from 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. and rosary service at 7:00 P.M. at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established at the funeral home in Alta's name. Sympathy notes may be left for the family at www.lewisfuneralhomes.com.
Alta Isabell Gollobit was born on September 4, 1921, in Preston, Iowa the daughter of Jacob Edward and Libbie (Simmons) Gollobit. On April 30, 1941, Alta was united in marriage to Joseph Eugene "Gene" Russell at St. Mathias Church in Muscatine, Iowa. She was a member of St. Mathias Church for 60 years, she was a member of Catholic Daughters of America Court Joan of Arc #524. Joseph and Alta farmed in the Bay Island for over 50 years, later they retired to Joy, Illinois and became members of St. Catherine Church. She enjoyed gardening and most of all she enjoyed spending time with family.
Alta will be deeply missed by her three sons, Joseph Russell Jr. and his wife, Jayne of Aledo, Illinois, Michael Allen "Mike" Russell his wife, Sharon of Glendale, Arizona and Denis James Russell and wife, Anita of Joy, Illinois; three daughters, Gloria Hazelett and her husband, John of Bluegrass, Iowa, Vicki Kay Keil and her husband, Gary of Davenport, Iowa and Debra Diane Ruffie and her husband, Rick of Chicago, Illinois; twenty grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one son Richard, one daughter Patricia, and three brothers, Lawrence, Virtus, Edward; two sisters, Evelyn and Mary; twins Charlotte and Carlett.
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In the advanced section of my facebook app that I use for posting feeds to a user's profile from an iphone app, theres a section to enter the "iPhone Application ID". And it says - "If you have an iPhone app using Connect, fill this in with your Apple-provided application ID."
I entered my app id. But when I post anything via the iphone fb connect, I don't see any sort of link to my app.
Am I missing something ?