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In order to pass traffic to JBoss/TomCat on port 80 using Apache we used to install and configure
Is there an equivalent for nginx? Basically want all port 80 traffic to be passed to jboss.
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For nginx checkout their docs here. Proxy support is built in.
In the example below from their site, you will see that specific port 80 traffic is being sent to a single servlet container running on port 8080.
Note that if you want to run multiple backend servlet containers ( for load balancing, scaling, etc... ) you should look at the Upstream Fair Module that will send traffic to the least-busy backend server. It is not shipped by defaul w/nginx.
Another way to do it like it's described in LikeApache wiki page.
I have as well tested it as well with /myapp instead of root and works as well, putting location /myapp and proxypass http://myapp:8080/myapp;
As well, this configuration maps everything to the Java application, which is useful when you have nice URLs that are mapped by an MVC framework like Struts.
You don't have to use mod_jk, you can use mod_proxy, i.e. pass the traffic through over HTTP instead of AJP. If nginx has proxy ability, that should work just as well.
There is now a pretty fresh ajp_module for nginx. I dont have experience with it, but I think the session stickyness and especially the persistent backend connections are quite helpfull for Tomcat. Both methods (http proxy or ajp proxy) are sadly inflexible for longrunning queries (comet) or large file transfers (uploads).
lighttpd BTW has a general proxy module which can handle FCGI,HTTP,CGIS and AJP13 encoding. This looks like a better approach (but I think from reading it has the same limitations with regards to untypical long/large request/response patterns).


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2013. Morso Soggiorno�s inaugural year.
We visited Abruzzo, Lazio, Umbria, Le Marche, Sicily, Basilicata and Puglia. We ate, we drank, we laughed. We strolled, foraged, hiked, shopped, rolled pasta, hunted truffles, pressed olive oil, picked grapes, cooked with a duchess, picked purple potatoes with a farmer in a fog shrouded field, made more cultural faux pas and grammar mistakes than even Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State could save us from, and still, we were welcomed warmly, with the love, care and attention usually offered only to family.
The only thing we didn�t conquer was the Italian postal service, who still has all the goodies we shipped home. Hope you�re enjoying them, guys.
Here are a bunch of my impressions, visual and verbal, in no certain order, of the first year living my dream. Intrigued? Hope you can join us next year. Keep an eye out for our 2014 itinerary, including Turin, Sicily and Abruzzo, coming in early January.
Bombed out Baroque palazzi and churches on just about every corner in Palermo, Sicily, each more hauntingly beautiful and staggeringly dramatic than the next.
For the Sunday afternoon passegiata in Scanno, the older women do their best to bring the guidebooks to life by dressing in the traditional style: long full skirts, black sweaters and heads covered in a dark fazzoletti. Then, they scowl at us when we take pictures. Huh?
We walked around a remote farm in the mountains of Le Marche, cameras in hand, while we waited for the sheep�s milk to heat in a giant copper pot, first to make the pecorino, and then to make the ricotta. Behind the barn, we found doves in cages, bees in hives and baby chicks hiding under a bush with their mother.
An enchanting day spent with Nicoletta Polo Lanza at Palazzo Butera in Palermo, Sicily. We�cooked, learned more than a bit of the history of her husband�s family, and lived for a little while like the royalty of the Kingdom of Naples and Sicily.
In the chill fields beneath the medieval hilltop village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio in Abruzzo, three farmers compared notes. Two Italian, one American, six hands, many seeds and a meeting of the minds over farming grains in harsh conditions. Like Massachusetts. And the mountains of Abruzzo.
Everywhere in Italy, you see them. Great cars. Little cars, big cars, fast cars, slow cars, old cars, new cars. Horns blasting, engines revving, ignoring signals, speed limits, and every parking regulation ever invented.�But always doing it with style.
In an old barn in Ofena, Abruzzo, we�re treated to a demonstration of the only �modern� machine available in the region that can separate the lentils from their unwelcome casings. Part winnower, part thresher, very high maintenance but lovingly cosseted, it processes every Slow Food Presidia lentil for miles around.
Paparazza, Italian style. They start �em young. And cute.
The chef of Sapori di Campagna, Ofena, Italy. A woman of many talents, Gabriela taught us to how to make six kinds of pasta, among other regional specialities, then she prepared us a delectable six course dinner. But by far, the best thing Gabriela shared was her 2013 calendar, hanging in a place of honor and inspiration on the back of her kitchen door. Does it feature picturesque photos of the region, you ask? Speciality foods? No. Just beautiful, and scantily clad, Italian soccer stars in all their glory.
The salt flats in Trapani, Sicily. Don Quixote, eat your heart out. Sprinkle on a little salt. We�ve got plenty.
Whimsical, colorful Opera dei Pupi, the traveling marionette caravans rest in alleys in between performances, a homage to families who travelled from town to town performing, beginning in the 13th century.
The juxtaposition of the modern and the ancient, both in the service of a sustainable life.
�Hello,� he said, a disembodied voice originating high above us. �Do you want to buy biscotti? I can come down, it�s just too cold to sit there all day.� Our answer was a resounding si! si!, yes! to the best chocolate biscotti, and incredible mostacciolo cookies, made with grape must and chocolate. My favorite part? Lifesize photos adorning the walls and doorways, all of his late wife, in her youth, dressed in the typical Scannese costume.�Take a Dramamine if you get queasy on switchbacks or have a problem with heights,� I warned my intrepid traveling companions. The drive from Sulmona to Scanno is fraught with both, but the vistas are worth the effort. Like hanging on the edge of Heaven.
When I was 12, my parents took us to Spain. There, we watched a donkey walk in a circle, his movement turning a giant stone wheel that crushed olives for olive oil. It was a sensory delight, but the smell was what I most vividly remember. Fresh cut hay, green grass, both deep, rich, and verdant. Modernization makes the process simpler, but I was transported to another time and place as the vivid green, freshly pressed oil poured from the press in Marsala, Sicily.
The men in Italy. Need I say more? When they meet, they kiss each other on the cheeks. Twice. They carry babies, push strollers, walk slowly with aging nonnas, and have been known to make an appreciative comment to a random woman passing by. �At this, the feminist in me shrugs her shoulders. Italian men are demonstrative, and they demonstrate their love for their families, and the fairer sex loudly and often.
These two women gave us a simple lesson in trickle down economics and caveat emptor. Let the buyer beware. We bought garlic, the lady on the left �neglected� to make us our change as she deposited our coins into a well worn leather coin purse. Later, we saw her take the same coins and trade them at another vendor for grapes, and cheese. And so it goes.
Pasta alla guitarra in a simple sauce of wild spinach foraged from the mountainside behind Il Vecchio Ristoro in Rocca Pia.�Sweet, tender, deeply hued matte velvet green leaves, almost triangular in shape, have a slight mineral, earthy taste.
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The Kentucky State Police is investigating a three-vehicle, triple fatality collision that occurred on Interstate 24, at the 93 mile-marker near Kentucky-Tennessee state line, on Friday at approximately 11:21 a.m.
KSP says the preliminary investigation revealed Michael Mahan, 38 of Trenton, GA, was operating a 1996 Toyota Camry westbound on I-24. His two daughters, Meagan Mahan, 11, and Savanah Mahan, 16, were passengers in the vehicle.
Richard Dooley, age unknown of Arlington, VA, was operating a U-Haul truck eastbound on I-24. His wife, Lisa Larimer, 43, and their two daughters, Ariel Dooley, 7, and Sierra Dooley, 6, were traveling behind him in a 2003 Toyota Rav 4.
For an undetermined reason, Mahan's vehicle crossed the median and entered the eastbound lanes of travel where it struck the U-Haul.
Mahan's vehicle then struck the Rav 4.
Meagan Mahan was pronounced dead at the scene by Christian County Deputy Coroner Mike Stokes.
Michael Mahan and Savanah Mahan were transported via ambulance to Gateway Medical Center in Clarksville where Michael Mahan succumbed to his injuries.
Savanah Mahan was then transferred to Vanderbilt in Nashville where she succumbed to her injuries.
Lisa Larimer, Ariel Dooley, and Sierra Dooley were transported via ambulance to the Gateway Medical Center for treatment.
KSP says Larimer is listed in stable condition. Ariel and Sierra Dooley are both listed in stable, but critical condition. Richard Dooley was not injured.
Troopers say Lisa Larimer was wearing a seat belt. Ariel and Sierra Dooley were restrained in child safety seats. It is unknown at the present time if the other four subjects involved were using restraints.


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The three-day event—attended by approximately 300 educators and administrators from U.S. independent schools—featured presentations from experts and innovators including bestselling author Daniel Pink, Kiva.org cofounder Jessica Jackley, technology guru Ian Jukes, and former head of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, Joan Countryman.
"Democracy requires the same demanding mix of intellect and ethics, as does the education that would make it possible," President Coleman said. "They are two sides of one coin and their fates are deeply intertwined. This is the framework from which Bennington's innovations emerge—to create anew a robust connection between liberal arts education and the demands of a vibrant citizenship."
Her speech aroused chatter on a live twitter feed set up for attendees, as well as in the blogosphere.
"Dr. Coleman's work and vision are fascinating," childhood learning expert Jaime Field Baker wrote on her blog. "Her courage is visible as well as her prowess as a thinker and a leader."
The Education Innovation Summit is the latest of many recent events that President Coleman has been invited to speak at, including the Gov 2.0 Summit, the Royal College od Defence Studies, and the 2009 TED Conference.
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I need your help because i'm little bit confused to decide what is it the best NN for me.
I'm a 3D artist and I guess it's no so important to have an high definition HDR for my own projects and I don't want to spend tons of euros/dollars to buy a new camera and an expansive lens at the beginning.
I have a NikonD80 and I would ask you if you have some suggestion which is a cheap lens to make HDR and which the best NN for me.
If you want to spend some of your time to reply to the next answer it will be very amazing. I'm not a PRO and I want to understand before to buy a NN how I can know how to set properly my NN (how many degrees stops) using a DSLR and a Specific Lens. What should I take into consideration (focal lens, lens, type of camera) what kind of ratio I have to do. If you have some lectures where I can take a look... I trust in you community :))
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A new civil rights law clinic is opening in Michigan, a joint project of Wayne State University and the American Civil Liberties Union.
The Detroit school says the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Clinic will let students "litigate civil rights and civil liberties impact cases before state and federal courts."
Wayne State says the clinic will expose students to cases dealing with free speech, racial justice, poverty and civil liberties. It says they also will deal with sexual orientation, police misconduct, privacy, women's rights, juvenile justice, reproductive freedom, voting, religious, immigration, the right to counsel and prisoner rights issues.
The university says students must apply for a position in the clinic, and those who are accepted will work 20 to 25 hours per week.
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It is known that when a conductor is placed in an electric field, the charges redistribute themselves such that $E=0$ inside the conductor. I was also told that the same is NOT true for the 2D and 1D analogues. Why is this true? And what happens in these cases?
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Vernice D. Ferguson, NYU Nursing Alum, Head of the Veterans Affairs and National Institutes of Health Nursing Departments, Dies at the Age of 84
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Vernice Doris Ferguson, RN, MA, FAAN, FRCN, 84, died on Saturday, Dec. 8, at her home in Washington, DC. Ferguson was nationally and internationally known for her leadership role in fostering excellence in nursing care and the nursing profession. Throughout her career, she was a role model for nurses at every level of the profession, whether practitioners, administrators, or researchers. Exemplifying the highest ideals of nursing, she had increased awareness of the vital role nurses play in health care research and policy making, and thereby contributed enormously to the greater prominence of nurses as leaders in the health-care community.
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Currently everything on my laptop takes up too much screen real estate. I can make the launcher icons smaller, the font smaller, I can use ctl-(minus) to make the contents of my browser smaller, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this all at once. Some way to just tell X to multiply the number of pixels anything should take by .75.
If this is not possible, the main other thing I want to make smaller and have not been able to, is the top bar of any windows, the one with close/minimize/maximize buttons.


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Rajasthan appears to be relatively low risk for malaria in February, so should I take malaria meds while I'm there (for two weeks) or just try to avoid getting bitten? Obviously I'll use Deet and take all the usual precautions to avoid mosquito bites, and I have a supply of Malarone if needed, but I can't seem to find any reliable information as to the risks so that I can make an informed decision as to whether to take the Malarone or not. If it makes any difference I'm taking my 14 year old son with me and I need to decide for him too.
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I don't mean to be ignorant, but malaria is pretty treatable now so if something does go wrong, you can always make your trip shorter and seek medical help if you notice any of the symptoms (don't be overprotective and hypochondriac, though).
Malarone will be of no use once you get there since you have to start taking it a few days before your trip. It's also expensive and you have to take it each and every day. There is a dosage for children but since I'm not an expert in that filed, you should ask a tropical diseases professional about that.
Depending on how long you are intending to stay in India, I believe you shouldn't take any drugs if your trip is shorter than a month. There really is no need. And if it is longer, then start taking medication before the trip and buy the rest of the pills once you get to your destination. Read my answer on that subject here.
You and your son will be exposed to the same conditions so if one of you is taking meds, the other should as well.
Reid also posted some links as a comment so read those questions/answers as well.
February is a winter month in Northern India, and that produces conditions inconducive for mosquitoes to breed (stagnant water). Besides, Rajasthan is one of the drier regions of India and with it's a particularly low risk area.


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Pelosi uses the usual strategy to resolve Hoyer-Clyburn fight
posted at 12:30 pm on November 13, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
When a private sector organization loses resources and has to downsize, it has to make painful decisions on reshuffling their management to account for fewer positions, usually requiring a few demotions or outright exits. Not so in the House Democratic caucus. When faced with the conundrum of fitting four existing leadership members into three positions, Nancy Pelosi struggled hard for a solution — until she remembered her Democratic agenda of public-sector management and decided to just expand leadership to accommodate the odd man out:
House Democrats averted a messyleadership struggle, clearing the way for Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer to become second in command of their new minority without a challenge from South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn.
Under an arrangement worked out in private, officials said late Friday that Clyburn would instead receive a new position, title unknown and duties undescribed, explicitly labeled the third-ranking post in leadership.
The maneuvering was described by Democratic officials after Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., issued a vaguely worded statement saying she intends to nominate Clyburn to a new No. 3 post. The statement made no mention of Hoyer, and officials who filled in the details did so on condition of anonymity, saying they were not permitted to speak publicly about the matter.
Instead of making a tough decision on shrinking resources, Pelosi just expanded her caucus' government with no real plan for the additional expansion. Gosh, doesn't that sound familiar?
What exactly will Clyburn do, anyway? He won't be pushing votes as a whip does or chairing a policy committee for the caucus, so what benefit does this bring to the House Democratic caucus? None so much as it benefits Nancy Pelosi. By resolving the Hoyer-Clyburn conflict, she will face fewer questions about how her insistence on keeping her grip on power has disrupted the party's leadership — and also avoids a nasty confrontation with the Congressional Black Caucus, which may still not be terribly impressed with a make-work featherbed position for Clyburn.
There is one other difference between private-sector and public-sector management, too. In the former, losing almost 25% of the companies resources would have stockholders looking for a new CEO.
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Happy Valentine's Day!
Since it's Feb. 14, it seems only fitting to have this page have a little bit of a "love" theme to it.
With that in mind, here are some news items that I think fall into that category.
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Sara Green, JOSHUA office coordinator, hopes to hear from area churches that would "love" to be a host church for visiting work groups this summer.
-- Janice R. Kiaski
Wanted: Churches to 'love' chance
to be a JOSHUA host church
Wanted: Area churches who "love" to extend some hospitality to out-of-towners, with a "heart" to make welcome visitors coming to the area this summer for a ministry outreach.
The JOSHUA program, an acronym for Journeys of Service Helping Upper Appalachia operated through Urban Mission Ministries of Steubenville, is in search of area churches interested in serving as host churches for visiting groups coming to the area for one-week stays.
JOSHUA is a ministry to area low-income homeowners who need assistance with repairs to their homes, according to Sara Green, JOSHUA office coordinator. Ronnie Snyder is the JOSHUA program director.
"We are rapidly moving into another summer with many groups from all over the Midwest coming to participate in our JOSHUA program," Green notes in a letter sent to area churches, asking them to consider serving as a host church.
A host church agrees to prepare and serve a breakfast for the work team on the Monday of the week they are in the area as well as a dinner that week on Thursday before the work team leaves for home.
The groups are scheduled to arrive beginning the week of June 2 and continuing through August. The teams stay at the JOSHUA house, the former St. Anthony's Convent, which is located at 249 S. Seventh St., Steubenville. It has 12 bedrooms, two dining rooms, two sitting rooms, a fully furnished kitchen and two dormitory-style bath facilities. It can accommodate 50 people.
A host church is at liberty to serve additional meals, to recruit people from their church to work with the guest mission team, to visit the work site from time to time or to plan other activities if they so desire.
"We just want them to feel comfortable and welcome to come back," Green said, noting a host church has the unique opportunity to serve as a blessing to incoming groups.
Host churches have an opportunity to serve as ambassadors of their church and the community, according to Green.
"They (host churches) get to meet with out-of-town groups and just kind of bond with them in ministry," Green said.
Churches interested in serving as a host church can contact Green at Urban Mission at (740) 282-8010 on Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Homeowners, meanwhile, who are interested in being considered as a work site have until April 30 to complete an application and return it to the mission located at 301 N. Fifth St., Steubenville, according to Green.
Applicants must provide proof of property ownership and meet income guidelines to qualify for assistance. The applications are available by contacting Green.
"We're excited," Green said of the summer work experience for youth and adults that has been in place since around 1990.
"We love to help the area homeowners that are on a fixed income, help them whether it's painting a porch or a lot of our groups last year did handicapped ramps," she said.
Last year, there were nine groups that visited during the summer of 2012, working on 23 homes and completing 35 projects. That translated into 265 volunteers donating 11,415 hours.
The groups came from as near as Ohio to as far away as New York.
Love birds? The Great Backyard Bird Count can involve area residents
Are you a bird lover with a heart for our winged friends?
Then this story might be of interest to you.
After 15 years of success in North America, the Great Backyard Bird Count will open up to the entire world for the first time in 2013.
Anyone, from anywhere on Earth, can participate by visiting www.birdcount.org and reporting the kinds and numbers of birds they see during the 16th-annual count that runs from Friday through Monday, including area residents.
A joint project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and National Audubon Society, with partner Bird Studies Canada, the four-day count typically receives sightings from tens of thousands of people reporting more than 600 bird species in the United States and Canada alone.
"This year's count will give us a whole new perspective as sightings pour in from around the globe in real time," said Marshall Iliff at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
"Millions of people encounter birds every day all over the world. Imagine what scientists will learn if each one of us shares observations from our own area," Iliff said.
During the 2012 count, participants reported 17.4 million bird observations on 104,000 checklists. Snowy Owls thrilled many participants when these striking birds-of-prey ventured south from the Arctic in record numbers, he said.
In 2013, scientists predict that U.S. and Canadian bird watchers will see an influx of Red-breasted Nuthatches and winter finches such as Pine Siskins because of scarce food supplies on their northern wintering grounds.
"The GBBC is an ideal opportunity for young and old to connect with nature by discovering birds and to participate in a huge science project," said Gary Langham, Audubon's Chief Scientist.
"This year, we hope people on all seven continents, oceans and islands will head out into their neighborhoods, rural areas, parks and wilderness to further our understanding of birds across the hemispheres."
Participating is easy. Simply watch birds for at least 15 minutes at the location of your choice on one or more of the count days. Estimate the number of birds you see for each species you can identify. You'll select your location on a map, answer a few questions, enter your tallies and then submit your data to share your sightings with others around the world, according to a news release.
The global capacity for the count will be powered by eBird, an online checklist program for all of the world's 10,240 bird species. Participants will be able to view what others are seeing on interactive maps, keep their own records and have their tallies recorded for perpetuity.
"The popularity of the Great Backyard Bird Count grows each year," said Dick Cannings, senior projects officer at Bird Studies Canada, "and with the new features, participation will be even more exciting."
Online dating seminar being
offered Feb. 23 in Weirton
On Feb. 23, Shana Pepper of Weirton will be conducting a seminar on online dating for people 18 and older.
It will be held at Cove Presbyterian Church located at 3404 Main St., Weirton, beginning at 1 p.m. It was to have been held Feb. 2 but was canceled because of inclement weather.
One in five relationships begins with online dating, according to Pepper, an elder at the church, whose seminar will offer tips for using online dating websites and creating a profile to help people put their best foot forward. It also will cover safety tips, do's and don'ts, and "how to really work well in the online environment to make the best of it."
Although pre-registering is encouraged in the event that inclement weather might require notification to cancel, Pepper said walk-ins will be welcomed.
The estimated 90-minute seminar has a class size limited to 40 people. Participants must be 18 and older, and the cost is $10.
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Valentine dance at East Springfield Community Center on Saturday
The East Springfield Community Center will host a Valentine dance on Saturday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
It will feature the music of the Sands of Time.
Admission is $5. Refreshments will be available.
And just a friendly reminder...
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Josefina Mendez delayed obituary (1941-2007)
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Posted 02 July 2007 - 09:37 AM
Thank you, cubanmiamiboy. Many of us remember Mme Mendez as the forbidding Myrta to Alsonso's Giselle when the company visited New York in the late 1970s.
Thanks for acknowledging Mme. Mendez work.
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Posted 26 February 2008 - 11:02 PM
Thank you, Gina for your beautiful recounting...We'll always remember our lovely "Yuyi" fondly...
I met Josefina Mendez when I was a little girl in San Francisco. She and five female dancers came to guest with the school and company of my youth, Ballet Celeste. Our director, Merriem Lanova, had a relationship and connection with Alicia Alonso. Two of the other "Jewels" also guested with us, Loipa Araujo and Aurora Bosh (I remember Aurora was the youngest!) These six lovely young Cuban dancers performed the "Six Princesses", Miss Lanova's version of the Swan Lake Act 3 variations. I was one of the pages of the Princesses. It was a really BIG DEAL that these dancers appeared with our company! I am very sorry to hear of her passing...
This is old news, but i wanted to post it anyways...
[font="Courier New"]Havana, Jul 3 (acn) The Legion of Honor Order, which is the highest
decoration granted by the French government to personalities in the
world of Arts and Culture, was granted post-mortem to Cuban ballerina
Josefina Mendez (1941-2007).
French ambassador to Cuba, Marie France Pagnier gave the award to
Victor Gili, the son of departed Josefina Mendez. Gili is a first
dancer of the National Ballet of Cuba, as his mother was.
Josefina Mendez, who died of cancer early this year, has been dubbed
one of the "Four Jewels" of the Cuban classic dance along with Loipa
Araujo, Aurora Bosch and Mirta Pla.
Videos of the most outstanding moments of Mendez' career were screened
during the awarding ceremony such as her performance of "Giselle" along
Etoil Cyril Atanassoff, at the Opera of Paris in 1972.
Known for her classicism, superb technique, and dramatic flair, Mendez
won bronze and silver awards at the Varna International Ballet
Competition, as well as honors in France, Italy, and Brazil.
In addition to her performing career, she founded Cuba's National
School of Arts, where she developed the Cuban technique and coached
most of todayÂs great local dancers.
France's Legion of Honor Order was created by Napoleon Bonaparte back
in the 19th century. It is usually awarded to French personalities;
however, a few personalities of other nationalities have been honored
as well. In Cuba, Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso, filmmaker
Alfredo Guevara, writer Miguel Barnet, and doctor Rodrigo Alvarez
Cambra have been awarded the Order.[/font][/size]
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Posted 27 December 2008 - 08:39 PM
When were you with Ballet Celeste? I also was a page (Emerald) in "Six Pricesses" with Mrs. Lanova. Our princesses were other members of the company... I always find it interesting to conect with former members!
Posted 28 December 2008 - 04:18 PM
Hi, uniqe2, and welcome to BalletTalk.
It's nice to find this kind of connection on BalletTalk, and chances are that with time, you will find former colleagues and friends you've lost touch with. You might start by introducing yourself on our Welcome Page (click New Topic). Also, please feel free to join our sister board,BalletTalk for Dancers (with special forums for dancers of all levels). While memberships overlap to a degree, most members post exclusively on one board or the other.
Please keep in mind, though that both are discussion boards, which is not the same as a chat room. This thread is devoted to Josefina Mendez.
Posted 28 December 2008 - 05:26 PM
I haven't seen you,Gina Ness, lately on the board, but I hope that if you read this you could clarify my curiosity. I know that four of those six ballerinas were Josefina Mendez, Mirta Pla, Aurora Bosh and Loipa Araujo. Who were the other two...?
These six lovely young Cuban dancers performed the "Six Princesses", Miss Lanova's version of the Swan Lake Act 3 variations.
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Posted 01 February 2009 - 04:47 PM
YOUR MEMORY IS A PRODIGY GINA!!!...and thanks a lot for the info, which is completely accurate. There were-(are)-a pair of twins, of course, Margarita and Ramona de Saa. Their fate is a painful and common one among Cuban exiles; once inseparable, their relationship disintegrated as one sister left for the United States while the other embraced the Cuban Revolution. There is the 2004 documentary "Mirror Dance" by Frances McElroy and Maria Teresa Rodriguez which was aired by PBS.
I have been trying to remember....For some reason, I am remembering a pair of twin dancers. Were there twin young dancers at this time? When I eventually come across those old programs (I moved last year and things are still in storage), I'll see if I have this one from my youth company.
"Margarita flourished in the system, rising through the ranks from corps de ballet to prima ballerina. Later on she married John White, an American who was recruited by Alicia Alonso to dance with the newly formed National Ballet of Cuba. Ramona married Santiago, one of Fidel Castro's close associates.
Using old family photographs and archival footage of their days as young dancers in Havana, including rare footage of Margarita de Saa performing in the National Ballet of Cuba's "Giselle," "Mirror Dance" introduces viewers to the twin sisters and their worlds. Archival and super 8 footage further suggest Havana in the turbulent '50s and early '60s when the twins were growing up, during their respective courtships and marriages, and through the political events leading up to their dramatic separation.
Following the marriages, the twins began to grow apart. In 1964, concerned about the changing political environment, Margarita, her infant son and husband--now a ballet master--made the painful decision to leave their life, careers and family in Cuba. Ramona remained in Havana. A self-described "revolutionary woman," she was dismayed by her twin's lack of commitment to the Revolution. Believing Margarita was a traitor, Ramona refused to have contact with her. In the forty years since the sisters' separation, Margarita and John opened a small dance academy in Narberth, near Philadelphia, where they remain committed to helping young dancers pursue their dream. Ramona has become Director of the Cuban National Schools of Ballet. It was not until 2000, after being approached by the filmmakers, that Margarita began to think seriously about returning to Cuba.
During the course of the film, Margarita reflects: "When I left Cuba I didn't just lose my biological family, I lost something very special to me--the National Ballet of Cuba. I lost two families." Despite pouring her heart into her work, and trying to create a new ballet family in the United States, memory and loss still persist. In Cuba, the film follows Ramona in her routine as the sole woman who determines the fate of every aspiring dancer in Cuba, and viewer experience the all-encompassing, government endowed National School of Ballet.
Finally, on February 28th, 2004, Margarita, her husband John and daughter Melinda departed for Havana. In a touching scene at Jose Marti Airport, Margarita, Ramona and their brother Jovita are finally reunited".
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Posted 30 March 2009 - 03:27 PM
With the moderator permission, even knowing that several months have passed since her death, and as i just found this site a little while ago, i just wanted to post this note. Josefina Mendez died in Havana 26 January 2007. Josefina Méndez was prima ballerina of the Cuban National Ballet for almost 35 years and, after retiring from the stage in 1996, remained as its ballet mistress, teaching such young dancers as Carlos Acosta who has since been invited as a principal guest artist at the Royal Ballet. In recent years, she largely ran the company after her mentor, the ballet's founder and still director Alicia Alonso, became increasingly blind. Méndez, like Alonso before her, was praised by critics for her blend of classical technique, dramatic depth, freedom of expression and Latin passion, notably in the Ballet Nacional de Cuba (BNC)'s signature two-act Giselle, which she performed in productions worldwide, including as guest artist at the Paris Opéra. On first seeing her perform in the mid-1960s, the dance critic Arnold Haskell described her as "the queen of tragedy" and dubbed her and her three contemporary prima ballerinas at the BNC as "the four jewels of Cuban ballet", a tag they retained ever after.
There is additional information about Josephina's life/passing in an article in Dance magazine. Her brother Tony Mendez, cue card boy for David Letterman/Dancer, speaks openly, and shares family photos. He misses his sister dearly. Tony has become a friend through a relationship sprouting from a visit to the Late Show many years ago.
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I prefer black people noodling. Stick my hand into a bucket of the colonel's secret recipe then put my arm into random windows in the ghetto. Limit out in a hour.
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I prefer black people noodling. Stick my hand into a bucket of the colonel's secret recipe then put my arm into random windows in the ghetto. Limit out in a hour.
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Now, in the core playlist I do see bullshit more frequently, but I rarely play that anyway.
The game even has an option to montage your best moments per game and upload them directly to YouTube.
It causes all the rage, even though it only works 10% of the time.
I need to eventually use it and the mms for unlock purposes, but I just don't much care for it. The only time I ever have trouble seeing people is when they corner camp, and the target finder wouldn't help with that.
Most people run cold blooded so it doesn't work anyway. I prestige a couple of guns recently and never have a problem without it. It takes a bit to unlock it anyway. I just love getting the round ending killcam with it because people get so mad.
I have to say my favorite loadouts are the ones with smgs/no scopes. Blasto runs that way 100% of the time and you're lucky if he hasn't shit on half the other team right out the gate.
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When I had an Xbox and friends who didn't exclusively play JRPG's I could do that.
Now that I play on a PS3...
UAV's are great and all but not when the whole team decides to charge you because they saw your blip on the map. I don't think they were used to hardcore or S&D.
Nice trying to get us to unknowingly listen to Mein Kampf passages in a "song".
I was waiting on someone to comment on the music. It's just German, no Nazi messages. <3
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Wow, isn't that a mess? I saw that the NRA lawyer won't take his case and that the money that was contributed for the case is being returned...
JG: Why not just set the cats free? Or take them with you?MH: That comment was taken so terribly out of context that I will NEVER forgive Nat Geo or Sharp Entertainment for it as long as live. They conveniantly left out a few key points that I discussed before and after that quote: that I would never let my bf shoot the cats. And that they asked what we would do in a scenario where there was no more food, and nothing would grow, like in a nuclear wasteland. As long as there is food, my cats will eat. Hell, I would feed them before I fed myself. My bf only means to euthanize them if the ONLY other option is to watch them starve to death.It goes to suppose in that scenario that we too would also starve to death. My cats are not declawed. If things go bad, but they can hunt, we will turn them loose. If we can take them with us, we will do so. I wish folks had some idea of how much we care for those two. They have two hugh cat trees that take up a lot of space in the apartment. They have two filtered fountain water dishes. They eat $50 a bag cat food. They get their shots every year, their worm pills every three months, and their flea treatments every month. They get cuddles and playtime every time they ask. They get supervised outside time 30 minutes in the morning and again at night. They are spoiled rotten. F*** him, f*** the editor.
Rawles linked to an article/interview with the "Houston party Girl" Megan, who allegedly planned to kill her cats when TSHTF: How National Geographic misrepresented the foxhole atheist Doomsday Prepper(Emphasis in original)
Wow, isn't that a mess? I saw that the NRA lawyer won't take his case and that the money that was contributed for the case is being returned...Here is another one of the participants of the show....and it also appears that she wasn't pleased with the show either...http://justincasebook.wordpress.com/I still like Kelleen...hahahah....and she does have a nice blog...
People make mistakes....my husband did when he use a gun to small for him....he should have put the extender on...he got cut...(I posted the pics, hahahahah!) And my grandchildren were there to see it happen.... "Web bite", I assume. I got a small taste of that when practicing switching from strong hand to weak hand shooting. One taste of that was enough.I don't even talk about butchering my pigs around most folks...unless I'm with folks whom know about butchering... Butchering and hunting gives us some life skills and first hand knowledge of life and death that every adult needs. The more who are exposed to this, the better for our society. Killing is not cruelty - as long as the public remains ignorant, we have a problem.Best bet is to keep your MOUTH shut and just talk about the weather...hahahahahah! And stay away from Nat Geo.....My orginal thoughts about the show have been very very confirmed....sad, for there are things to learn from that show....To repeat something I've said before: Being "into" countryside living and old ways of doing things is a far, far better way to describe yourself than to be a "prepper"
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I have an excel file containing data collected over many years as latitude and longitude coordinates for archaeological sites - how can I import it into QGIS as a new layer?
If you already have your data in excel make sure of the following a)Data must be in decimal degrees b)First row of the file has the name of the field (this is just an example)
then you have to save the file as a csv comma delimited (not msdos or mac). After opening Qgis you have to look for the "add delimited text layer plugin (a blue postit with commas icon).
You have to define that the delimiter is commas and choose the appropiate x and y fileds. When Qgis Opens the data it will ask for the CRS, you have to define the one for your data. The data you are looking in the image is latlon wgs 84, so I choosed EPSG4326. Once your data is loaded you can save the text layer to another type of file like shp. Hope it helps
This excellent tutorial explains how to do just that.
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First check Region of your Apple ID:
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, on the right hand side you will see a flag. This flag represents the region you are in (of the store) Click this and you are able to reselect your region.
To change it temporarily you can scroll down and on the right you'll find a flag, click on it and choose a different region; then you'll be logged out.
To change the language permanently you need to go on your Account (from Spotlight, for example) and then change the Region. It will also ask to change the payment method if your credit card is a German one, you'll need to insert a british credit card or an American one. After you switch the region, btw, your list of purchased applications will be cleared, since applications - for apple - are region dependent. I think it's a stupid and terrible bug, since if you move to another country and you return your credit card you'd lose also the applications, but for Apple it is a feature since they keep this stuff like this since ages. But you can get the purchased applications back, switching back to German. But this is still unpractical since the AppStore also helps keeping apps up to date. The fact I own a German credit card doesn't imply that my primary language is German, but the geniuses at Apple think it is... What can I say, AppStore, AppleId, and iTunes are the dumbest stuff I ever seen; I suppose Apple wants to excel also in being dull. I hate all this (once I lost all of my iTune music after an iOS upgrade); every time I think to install ubuntu on my macbook.


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GENESEO, N.Y. - Eugene Stelzig, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of English, has won the 2010 Jean-Pierre Barricelli Book Prize for the year's best book in Romanticism studies. The award is for his recent publication from Bucknell University Press, "Henry Crabb Robinson in Germany: A Study in Nineteenth-Century Life Writing," which focuses on autobiographical writings of the British author.
"I'm gratified to receive recognition by and be honored with an award for my scholarly work from an organization of academic peers working in my field of Romanticism studies," said Stelzig. "The book was initially meant to be a long article but I felt Robinson had not been recognized as an important autobiographer in his own right, only as a source and channel of literary information about other writers. I concluded the time was due for a new edition of his writings."
Robinson enthusiastically embraced the German language and culture and became deeply informed about its Romantic literature and philosophy. He became a prolific 19th century life writer and Stelzig's book examines Robinson's five years in Germany as a life writer, drawing on his published letters, diaries, reminiscences and manuscript material.
Larry Peer, executive director of the International Conference on Romanticism and professor of comparative literature at Brigham Young University, noted that Stelzig's book "is a particular piece that has been needed in the field of Crabb Robinson studies for generations."
Stelzig has been a Geneseo faculty member since 1972. He has numerous scholarly articles on modern literature and autobiography to his credit and has published books on Wordsworth (1975), Hermann Hesse (1988), Rousseau and Goethe (2000) as well as an edited collection of essays on Romantic Autobiography in England (2009).
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Because of the shortage of nurses in the nation, when today's nurses graduate and become licensed, a job comes looking for them. Mount Marty College prepares nurses to step into a variety of nursing roles, care for an increasingly diverse population, and use increasingly complex technology.
The MMC baccalaureate nursing program is among the best in the region with pass rates on the licensure exam for registered nurses above the national and regional average.
MMC nursing students will receive excellent classroom, laboratory, and clinical experience. The MMC nursing health science lab is designed specifically to develop clinical practice skills. MMC works with more than twenty area health agencies to make sure students get the variety of clinical experience they need.
The nursing program, leading to a bachelor of science degree, is approved by the South Dakota Board of Nursing and accredited by the Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) (One Dupont Circle NW, Suite 530, Washington, DC 2036-1120; phone: 202-887-6791).
MMC offers small clinical groups to maximize learning opportunities in the clinical setting. Much of the clinical experience takes place at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, located adjacent to the Mount Marty College Campus. Additional experience is provided at the Mickelson Center for Neurosciences, Yankton Community Health Nursing Agency, area nursing homes, and other community and area agencies.
Students are introduced to nursing research for planning professional nursing care, and they explore contemporary and ethical issues encountered in real practice.
At Mount Marty, we believe it is important to combine theory and practice to ensure confident and competent nurses.
Supervised clinical experience begins in the sophomore year and continues throughout the program. Students are introduced to current technologies used in quality nursing care. The MMC nursing curriculum combines a core of pre-professional studies and nursing courses to help develop personal and professional competence.
MMC's Nursing Program facilitates a value-centered nursing education that:
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MMC's Nursing Programs develops a professional nurse who provides holistic nursing care based on nursing theory and research who:
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PTE405: App Arch Design-CAD (2012-2013)
CURRICULUM PROGRAM: Career and Technical Education
COURSE TITLE: Applied Architectural Design-CAD
COURSE LENGTH: 36 weeks
SUGGESTED PREPARATION: Engineering Drawing/CAD, Principles of Engineering, Architectural Drawing
About the Program:
Applied Architecture Design-CAD prepares students for careers in the Architecture industry. The course sequence focuses on duties and tasks performed by professionals in Architecture as well as pre-employment and employment skills.
Major Concepts/Content: The Applied Architectural Design-CAD course is designed around a capstone project. Emphasis is placed on applying life and educational experiences to architectural design. The team approach to problem solving is emphasized. The content includes, but is not limited to, determining purposes, uses, and aesthetics of structures, the analysis of various architectural designs, apply principles of environmental and energy efficient design, and use current construction materials and practices. Students will prepare and present multimedia presentations using a variety of software and technologies. This is a design project meeting the needs of clients. This course is an opportunity for students to utilize all the skills acquired through the architecture courses. This course is recommended for aspiring architects, designers, engineers, CAD technicians, and interior decorators.
Major Instructional Activities: Students may work in design teams on a realistic architectural design project. A variety of computer software programs will be used in developing a presentation of final project solutions. Students will be required to plan, design, and produce a project. They will develop solutions to problem solving activities, communicate ideas and information orally and in writing, investigate content-related occupations, and assume leadership roles and work cooperatively. Students will use the Internet as one of many tools in researching their project designs.
Major Evaluative Techniques: Students will be evaluated based upon the quality of their design work and performance. Projects will be analyzed and evaluated for meeting the essential objectives, creativity, and presentation quality. In addition, the students will be evaluated on their ability to cooperatively work together and solve problems.
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A simple addition to your pet's at-home dental care routine. Super-convenient liquids you simply add to your pet's water bowl help whiten teeth and freshen breath every time he has a drink. Dental Fresh Liquid contains deodorizing baking soda. Advanced Whitening Liquid also helps noticeably reduce stains on your pet's teeth. Both liquids are tasteless and odorless. Use daily, along with regular brushing, to support your pet's healthy teeth and gums, give your pet fresh breath, and simplify professional cleanings. For dogs and cats.
Because your pets can't brush their own teeth, you must ensure they get the oral care they need. Trouble begins when food particles and bacteria build up in the mouth forming plaque and tartar, which leads to gingivitis and severe periodontal disease. Periodontal disease leads to tooth decay, bad breath, bleeding gums, and in severe cases, tooth loss. Even more complications may arise when the bacteria from the mouth enter the pet's bloodstream, possibly resulting in damage to the heart, liver, kidneys, and lungs. Monitor your pet's oral health and contact your veterinarian if you have concerns.
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Lisicki's Little-Known Strength: Her Speed
By now, the world knows about Sabine Lisicki's serve, which helped her upset Serena Williams at Wimbledon, and her booming forehand. But there's another reason Lisicki will play in her first Wimbledon final Saturday: When it comes time to chase a tennis ball, she can flat-out fly.
Lisicki (above) scored a 6-4, 2-6, 9-7 victory on Thursday over Agnieszka Radwanska, last year's finalist and the sport's craftiest player. She did it with aces and winners, as expected, but it was her bursts of speed that often left Radwanska either stunned or out of position.
Lisicki's victory sets up an unexpected final against Marion Bartoli, the Frenchwoman whose quirky on-court rituals and two-handed strokes have often overshadowed her exceptional ball-striking talent. Bartoli drubbed Kirsten Flipkens 6-1, 6-2 to reach the women's final for the second time in her career.
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Greipel Wins a Stage
The Tour de France is starting to forget what a breakaway looks like. For the second straight day, a stage came down to a group sprint. And this time, it was won by André Greipel (below) of Lotto-Belisol, who edged his way to victory between Aix-en-Provence to Montpellier.
Peter Sagan of Cannondale, a three-time stage winner last year, hasn't won a sprint finish yet this Tour, but he has been good enough in the intermediate sprints to retain the green jersey throughout the first week. On Thursday, he was second.
"It's nice to hear that Sagan thinks it was impossible for him to win again me," said Greipel, one of the top sprinters in the field.
The yellow jersey changed hands again, but not teams. Orica-Greenedge rider Daryl Impey, from South Africa, took it over from Simon Gerrans and became the first African to wear the historic jersey at the Tour. He now leads the overall classification by three seconds.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S I9000, it keeps lagging; freezing and turning on and off by itself. I want to reset it, if I do will I lose all my photos, contacts etc etc..? I can't figure out how to transfer everything on to my SD card.
If you do a factory reset, your SD card will not be touched. Your pics, etc will all stay put. If you've selected your Google account as the default way to store your contacts, they will all repopulated from Google after you set up your phone.
If you want to be sure you're saving settings, etc. download Titanium Backup from the Google Playstore and do a full backup. After you've reset your phone, reinstall Ti and then do a restore from back up. Super simple!
Resetting your phone to factory settings will clear all the data on your phone memory, that is your contacts, calendars, applications downloaded from android market. Factory resetting can be done in settings (Navigation: Settings -> Privacy Settings -> Factory data reset)
Data backup can be done in settings (Navigation: Settings -> Privacy Settings -> Backup my data). Backup data can be restored after resetting. Certain applications give the option of data backup, if you have installed any apps from market, check for the option. Data backup can also be done using the software CD provided with the phone.
Your photos, audio mp3s, and videos will USUALLY reside in SD card and will NOT be erased. But its better you take out the memory card, and then go ahead resetting.
There are few ways you can reset your Android phone without losing anything. Backup most your stuff on your SD card, and synchronize your phone with a Gmail account so you won't lose any contacts. If you don't want to do that, there's an app called My Backup Pro that can do the same job. You can read more about how to ensure you don't lose any important information with a factory reset here.
There's an app My Backup Pro which you could use. From the description it allows you to:
You can read more about it here.
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PLANO (December 21, 2012)—Country star Randy Travis pleaded not guilty Friday to simple assault and faces trial on March 11 in a Plano municipal court.
Travis appeared Friday in a Plano courtroom with his attorneys and asked for a jury trial.
Plano police cited Travis after an incident on Aug. 23 in a church parking lot in which he allegedly intervened in an argument involving a woman he knows and her estranged husband.
Nobody was hurt.
Travis, when asked Friday by WFAA-TV to comment about his recent legal troubles, said people shouldn't believe everything they might hear or read.
Travis was arrested Aug. 7 in North Texas on charges of driving while intoxicated and retaliation or obstruction, for allegedly threatening officers.
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A look at how AJAX works
This tutorial will show you how ajax works and how to use it from a web developers standpoint. Ever wonder how things like G-Talk work? they don't reload the page or use Iframes and yet they always appear to have the data thats coming in instantly. it acomplishes this using ajax. Ajax is not a language of its own, so if you know javascript and HTML, your all set.
This is where it all comes from, the ability to send and recieve data without reloading the page. First, you need to create an object though,
Firefox: var xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest; IE: xmlhttp=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
xmlhttp=window.XMLHttpRequest?new XMLHttpRequest():new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
function getnamedata() { xmlhttp.open("POST","file.php"); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=handler; xmlhttp.send("name=random&id=42"); } function handler() { if(xmlhttp.readyState==4) { alert("Name Info: "+xmlhttp.responseText; xmlhttp.close; } }
xmlhttp.send passes variables to the script that you are calling, you'll notice that it passes them in almost exactly the same way as a url bar minus the '?'.
The handler function gets called every time that xmlhttp changes state. We have the if statement so that it will only execute when readyState==4 (4 is completed). The last statement of course retreives the data from the xmlhttp object. If you are getting most types of data you should use the responseText property, for actual XML data use the responseXML property. The last statement just closes the socket for later use.
Using this as a basic model you can make an entire website live if you want to, or just find something fun to do with it.


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I post an event in Google Calendar, say for example from 12:00 am - 1:00 am. I tried to extent that particular event to the whole day till 11:30 pm, but I couldn't extend it more than 11:00 pm. Is there any specific reason for that?
I do believe you've found a small bug related to how the drag extender works.
However, this may be as designed to prevent display weirdness from happening since events longer than 24 hours automatically go into the all-day event area of the calendar regardless of being marked as all-day.
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It's probably because, if you wanted a whole-day event, you can create this sort of thing by clicking in the zone just under the day's date.
Otherwise you can create your event, click it, select "edit event" and change the end time to whatever you like.


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Will 185/75R14 tires do the job on a 2001 Toyota Corolla? Stock size is 185/65R14.
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They might fit but your speedometer will be significantly off and you will feel like you've lost a lot of torque.
Tire Rack (as always) has a lot of useful technical reference information on sidewall markings. The sidewall aspect ratio is the measurement in question. That represents the sidewall height as a percentage of the section width (the footprint). So, if we look at both tire sizes:
That's a difference of about 18 mm (or about 3/4 of an inch) at the sidewall. Remember, that's a radial measure: your total tire would now be an additional 36 mm or about 1.5 inches across.
So, to figure out if things fit, you need to inspect your wheel well. Do you have enough clearance for the tires to roll? What if the steering wheel is at its lock: still enough clearance? What if you hit a bump? Is there enough suspension travel that things are going to rub?
Finally, you're going to have to accept that this is going to cause your speedometer to read significantly low. The rolling circumference will go up by something like 20 - 30% so your speedo will be low by about that much. You'll also have to accept that you're giving up a lot of mechanical advantage: the car will feel much slower from a stoplight.
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Kansas City International Airport
PO Box 20047, Kansas City, Missouri 64195 0047, USA
Telefon: (816) 243 5237
Website: www.flykci.com
The airport is situated 32km (20 miles) northwest of Kansas City.
How to get there
From Kansas City or the south and east, take I-29 heading northeast and turn onto Cookingham Drive to the airport. From the north and west, take I-435, turn onto I-29 and take Cookingham Drive to the airport.
Information about parking possibilities at the Kansas City International Airport
Access by public transport
The Metro Bus provides services to central Kansas City from the stands located outside the terminals.Shuttle: SuperShuttle buses (tel: 1 800 258 3826, in the USA; www.supershuttle.com) serve Kansas City and local areas; desks are located in all terminals. A number of other shuttle service providers are also available.
Taxis are available via courtesy telephones located both inside and outside the terminal at each baggage reclaim area.
Information desk
Courtesy telephones located throughout the airport provide an information service. The airport information service can be contacted in advance (tel: (816) 243 5237). Information kiosks are located at the bus shelters in the new economy car park, and ambassadors are also on hand to provide assistance.
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When viewing a player's profile, you can see the match history for that profile.
The match history does not give you access to all the games ever played under a given profile, only the most recent games.
How is the number of games available in a profile's match history determined? By quantity, date or some other set of factors?


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Out with the old, in with the new
Transformation of longtime Ventura Bowling Center to Discovery boutique bowling under way
By Shane Cohn 12/06/2012
On Sunday, Dec. 2, the Ventura Bowling Center (VBC) shut its doors forever. Patrons bowled their last games, taking home relics of the kitschy bowling house to remind them of the past 55 years of strikes, gutter balls, birthday parties and whatever else may have occurred at the Thompson Boulevard location.
"I'm really sorry to be leaving here. Some of us have been doing this league for 22 years," said Steve Bailey during the VBC's last night of the Gold Coast Bowling League.
The bowling alley was originally a grocery store, and in 1957 it became Poinsettia Bowl. Kathy Higgins bought the bowling alley in 1995, and renamed it Ventura Bowling Center. But Higgins had been operating the facility on a month-to-month lease for the past seven years, and when she got word from the property owner that a new venture called Discovery, advertised as a boutique bowling facility, would be moving in, it was only a matter of time before Higgins said goodbye to her establishment.
"I cried for three hours when I first got the notice," said Higgins. "I wish the new owners the best of luck."
That would be twins Jeremy and Joshua Pemberton. From 2008 to 2010, the Pemberton brothers, through their production company Twiin Productions, put on the West Beach Music and Arts Festival in Santa Barbara. While their résumés, posted on discoveryvenues.com, boast that they grew annual revenues/attendance an average of 315 percent during the span of the festival, Twiin Productions filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy just weeks after the 2010 festival, and creditors went unpaid. A news release from Twiin Productions blamed the city's "bureaucratic obstacles" for making the festival unprofitable.
This past September, the Pembertons signed a 10-year lease to bring their new boutique bowling concept to Ventura, and on Tuesday, Dec. 4, interior demolition began. According to its website, Discovery will feature nine bowling lanes, billiards, shuffleboard, lounge seating, giant projection screens running sports and surf videos, local artwork, a horseshoe bar utilizing reclaimed wood from old lanes, a locally sourced menu, local and regional micro-brews, a private VIP room, VIP lanes and a 160-capacity banquet room.
The bowling lanes will use energy-efficient string pinsetters, which means league play will not be sanctioned by the U.S. Bowling Congress.
When asked about the venue's weathered location on Thompson Boulevard, Jeremy, in an e-mail, replied, "We love our Midtown neighborhood and feel that Discovery can serve as a foundation and catalyst for the neighborhood to reach its potential." He added that they chose Ventura because of its "quintessential, California sea-side community," which has the "ideal market for Discovery Venues to launch its first venue."
He said the venue is funded by a combination of debt and investor equity financing, and he expects Discovery to be open by spring of 2013.
The Pembertons have added an impressive management team, which includes Mark Jaffe, former CEO and president of Walt Disney Records, listed as Discovery's director of business development.
To learn more about the new bowling center, visit www.discoveryvenues.com.
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7 Jun 2012 10:16 PM #1
Row Expander Not working properly with keyboard.
I have used row expander in a grid with rows to expand a row when he click on the Row.
Its working fine with mouse click on the Row.
But when we have focus on the row and when we click right arrow key on the row.
it should get expanded, but it not expanding.
Is it Rowexpander plugin bug with keyboard??
please help me out.
7 Jun 2012 10:38 PM #2
I would not count this as a bug. This feature is currently not implemented. You will need to extend RowExpander to listen to the key event and expand it manually currently.
I will add this to the list of features to concider.
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Stargate (Ultimate Edition) DVD for $5.82
Great deal for this movie.
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@moosezilla: testing, testing...
Thought I'd waste space in my deal rather than someone else's. :)
@moosezilla: Well since okham already tested in here I might as well too.
@rabidmonkeyoncrack: somehow i got it. i did not get okham, but you showed up. thanks
Stargates much better with Macgyver. How about a deal on SG-1?
Price jumped back up to $9.48 (saving a total of $0.50)
edit And now it's showing $7.93 ... weird product.
Huh, I see it as $9.48 with only 2 left in stock. Either the deal is expired or this is Amazon's "dynamic pricing" in action.
@mpasquale: Yeah, same thing if you click on the picture. If you click on the PriceGrabber link (on the right side of this page) you'll get the other price and no inventory problems ...
And why is someone down-voting us for mentioning that the deal seems to be imploding?
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I used to switch windows using win+1..9 on windows 7. Now switching to mac, i wonder if is there any equivalent feature in snow leopard? Or maybe there exist some third-party application support that?
There are quite a few commands which let you do this in Mac OS X:
Cmd+Tab for switching applications
There is also Spaces which is like having multiple desktops, where you can switch to and fro. You can enable it in the
hold command and press tab and it will switch between apps
also in system preferences see expose and spaces you can set these up to uses f-keys or use buttons on mouse or set hot corners
I don't think that either Expose or Spaces quite do the job well. I bought and use Witch, from Many Tricks. It allows you to switch not only between applications (as you would using Command-Tab), but also between different windows of each application.
I like the way that Witch gives me preview windows for each application's windows, and that it is fully Spaces-aware. It has a ridiculous amount of options to fine-tune its behavior to your liking. Well worth the $14 US for me.
I haven't used Win7 but I guess you are asking about Expose. F9 key or Four finger swipe down on trackpad that shows all the window and select the one you want to switch to.
you may find the F10 key useful if you want to see all windows of an application.
Edit: The keyboard shortcuts are from external standard keyboard. Apple keyboards have special keys, F3 & Cmd + F3 or Fn + F3
Optimal Layout, an app I developed, lets you start typing in the name of the app/window/tab you want to switch to - this is a really fast way to switch windows if you are a touch typist.