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In the pieces of text created programmatically I would like to be able to fix that the text is done in one of the styles available in the special characters palette, such as Gothic. It may be useful in preparation of a demonstration or making a title of say, a panel and so on. Is it possible?
Quoting from Heike´s comment: "The font families used for Greek, script, gothic, and double struck symbols are respectively "Mathematica1", "Mathematica5", "Mathematica6", and "Mathematica7" "
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Now for my first version, which seems like prime obfuscation. The one benefit is that characters that are not in the special fonts do not get replaced. So I´ll leave this for purely educational purposes:
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text: As featured in Variety, sports giant IMG is up for sale next year. That is to be contrasted with the $4 Billion Disney purchase of George Lucas' creations, in what was heralded as a surprise move. Turns out, under most likely scenarios to emerge from the fiscal cliff this year, George Lucas may have saved… Continue Reading


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Recommended Literature ListCollection of outstanding literature for children and adolescents in grades prekindergarten through grade twelve in all disciplines.
Recommended Literature: Prekindergarten Through Grade Twelve is a searchable database of books for children and teens which helps students, teachers, and families find books that entertain, inform, and explore new ideas and experiences.
Each book has a description called an "annotation" that explains what the book is about. The annotation can help someone decide if the title is interesting and appropriate to read.
Literature used in a school is determined by the district. Each district should have a selection policy that explains the procedures it uses for selecting literature that reflects the school's education mission, program, and the ages and interests of its students. The selection policy should describe the process for reconsidering the use of a title.
The California Reading List (CRL) will go offline on December 31, 2013, due to the passage of Assembly Bill (AB) 484. AB 484 eliminated the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program of which the CRL is a resource, identifying leveled reading materials appropriate to a student's reading level using Lexile numbers. The Recommended Literature: Prekindergarten Through Grade Twelve list is still available, but it does not include Lexile numbers.
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Search the online database for books by grade level spans or other criteria. Some books may be out of print and not readily available through most sellers, but they may be available in libraries and through used bookstores.
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I have $A^{1/2} B A^{1/2} \preceq I$ for two PSD matrices $A$ and $B$, and I'd like to know if that implies $\|AB\|_2 \leq 1.$
The argument I was using to show this is that for any two square matrices $A$ and $B,$ it is always the case that $\|AB\|_2 = \|BA\|_2.$ I thought I read that this equality does hold in a reputable source, but I don't have access to it right now and I was unsuccessful in reproducing a proof.
I know the eigenvalues of $AB$ and $BA$ are the same modulo possibly having different numbers of zeros, so I'm worried that I might have ``remembered'' something that isn't true!
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FORT RILEY, Kan. (WIBW) -- Two of Fort Riley's top marksmen are gearing up to face off against some of the world's best sniper teams.
Staff Sergeant John Jasper and his spotter, Specialist Phillip Ryan, have been training for months to compete with the best of the best at the 12th annual U.S. Army International Sniper Competition at Fort Benning, GA, putting their skills to the test against some of the world's best sharp shooters.
Jasper and Ryan- from the 1st Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team- trained for the event with other snipers from the battalion on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at a Fort Riley range. WIBW caught up with the soldiers as they prepare to represent the Big Red One at the competition.
The intense and continuous five-day competition will pit them against active-duty, Special Forces and Ranger snipers from across the Army as well as those from the Marines, Navy, Air Force, international/allied militaries, law enforcement and National Guard and Reserve units.
"You might have to engage a target from a helicopter, you might have to engage a target from a vehicle or from alternate firing positions- kneeling, standing, from the side of a building. They just try to replicate those shots and give it a time frame, a couple of minutes to do that, throw in some stress with running, carrying a heavy load. And then whoever does it best wins," Jasper said.
Each sniper team will participate in 10 to 15 combat-related events.
"Just by competing, these guys are going to do well and they're going to learn a lot. Not only that but outside of competing, they're going to participate in a great training event which the Sniper School puts on. We do some great training here at Fort Riley but when you get down there and you're among other sniper elements, you're going to learn a lot and it's a phenomenal training environment," said LTC Roger Crombie, 1-16 Infantry Commander.
Fort Riley's team is ready to show what they can do in the competition which goes from Nov 2 to 7 at Fort Benning.


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I have several profiles that allow users to post news that I want to display in one long feed, sorted in date order.
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Lunchtime Movie: Flight (R)
Location:Bluffton Branch
Date & Time:Tuesday, March 26, 2013 - 11:30am – 2:00pm
Bring your lunch to the Bluffton Branch Library each Tuesday at Noon and enjoy a newly released film. We'll provide dessert! Full movie listing is available at the Bluffton Branch Library.
Showing: Flight (R)
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Due to essential maintenance some of our forms will be unavailable on Saturday 23 July 2016 from 3.30 am to 1 pm. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Do ONE Thing for Wildlife
Build a wetland wildlife pond
Make your garden wildlife-friendly by building a pond. Even a small tub will attract frogs, toads, newts, dragonflies and birds. But remember to supervise children at all times around the water.
- Choose a sunny site away from overhanging trees that may drop debris into your pond.
- Draw a plan and mark it out with string. A pond with sloping sides will enable plants to grow, and give animals easy access to the water.
- Before digging, use a plank with a spirit level to ensure water level is equal on all sides.
- Dig the pond to a depth of 40 to 80cm with shelves at different depths to accommodate a range of plants and animals. Gently sloping sides enable creatures to crawl out.
- A flexible liner is most suitable for a wildlife pond. Remove stones from the hole and line with sand to prevent punctures or tearing.
- Cover the liner with 10 - 12cm of soil as a base for your plants to grow in. Once the pond has been filled, trim the liner edges and anchor down with stones or logs.
- Add pond plants to oxygenate the water and prevent algal growth. After a while your pond will begin attracting visitors. You could add some frog spawn, but not goldfish!
Food for Wildlife
Help provide vital food and habitat for a wide range of animals such as goldfinches, mice and butterflies.
- Find a space, however small, suitable for planting on. Most wildflowers like a sunny area away from other plants. They prefer nutrient poor soils, so will grow well where other plants won, without fertilisers.
- Take off a layer of topsoil from your border to remove weeds or their seeds. Lightly sow your wildflower seeds and rake in thoroughly. Wildflower plugs such as cowslip, ox-eye daisy and meadow buttercup can be bought from most garden centres, and will add vibrant colours to your lawn.
- Your wildflowers will flower all summer and in the autumn the seeds will drop to the ground providing next year crop. Once the seeds have fallen, cut and collect the remaining vegetation to prevent enrichment of the soil and stop weeds taking over.
- Put up a bird feeder in December to provide food over the winter.
Provide a habitat for creatures of the night.
Much of British wildlife is nocturnal. These include moths, hedgehogs, owls, badgers and bats, which can be enticed into your garden by the scents of night-scented flowers or the insects they attract.
- Why not give them a home? Nest boxes are suitable for bats or roosting birds and can be made at Out and About events in February. Cut back shrubs and trees as little as possible. A pile of logs or leaves make the ideal hiding place for hedgehogs in October.
- Find a secluded but accessible spot in your garden. Nocturnal animals are generally shy creatures and will be unlikely to visit if they feel threatened by human presence or activity. You could even create a screen of plants or a small fence behind which you can sit and watch.
- Have as little lighting as possible around your night garden. Most nocturnal animals have ultra-sensitive sight or other senses to help them move around in the dark.
- Plant night-scented flowers, which are pale in colour, making them most attractive to the insects on which night animals feed.
Choose from the list below:
- Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis)
- Greater Stitchwort (Stellaria holostea)
- Tobacco Plant (Nicotiana spp)
- White Campion (Silene latifolia)
- Honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum)
- Summer Jasmine (Jasminium officinale)
- Night Scented Stock (Matthiola longipetala).
Spotting Wildlife
Add some colour to next July by hanging a butterfly feeder and see how many shades you can spot. Better yet, set aside a corner of your garden to grow the plants they need.
- Plant flowering shrubs such as Buddleia utterfly-bush lavender,and Hebe. Various herbs, such as Mint or Thyme, will attract a wider range of species.
- Butterflies need plenty of sun, so plant your butterfly garden in the sunniest spot available. They also require water and shelter so position them where there is least wind and create a small pool or provide a plate of water to quench their thirst.
- Moths can be as attractive as any butterfly. Plant night-scented flowers like Evening Primrose and Honeysuckle to attract them, and in August set a moth trap.
- To cater for all life-stages, allow nettles and meadow grass to grow for caterpillars to feed on. Grow within a tub to stop spreading. As the caterpillars grow they form a chrysalis from which they will emerge as beautiful butterflies or moths.
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Noisebridge is at 83C Wiese St, San Francisco, CA 94103-5920 (37.76527 N, 122.42050 W). Noisebridge is located between 16th and 15th Streets and Mission and Valencia Streets, 60 meters (200 feet) from the 16th Street/Mission BART station.
Public transit
The BART system provides service from around the San Francisco Bay Area, including connections to San Francisco and Oakland International Airports and the Caltrain and Capitol Corridor commuter rail systems. The nearest airport is San Francisco International (SFO), 25 minutes by BART. BART service ends around midnight each day, depending on line and direction.
From within San Francisco, 16th and Mission is served by the Muni bus network, particularly lines 14 Mission, 22 Fillmore, 33 Stanyan, 49 Van Ness-Mission, and 53 Southern Heights. 16th and Valencia is served by the 26 Valencia line. Route 12 Folsom also passes nearby. Some, but not all, Muni lines run 24 hours a day. 16th and Mission is a 10 minute walk from the Church St MUNI Station, served by the Muni light rail K, L, M, and T lines underground, and the J, N and F aboveground.
You can get real-time bus arrival information from NextBus. You can plan a detailed public transit itinerary with 511.org.
Valencia Street is an official route of the San Francisco Bicycle Network, with designated bicycle lanes in both directions. Noisebridge has a bike rack inside capable of holding five bicycles at a time. For security reasons, storing bicycles inside is preferred; if there isn't space, bicycles could be parked outdoors (with caution), perhaps locked to a bike rack on Valencia between 16th and 17th, or attached to a parking meter along 16th. There may be a relatively high incidence of bicycle theft in the vicinity of 16th and Mission.
Street parking in the area is difficult, since the 16th and Valencia area is a popular entertainment district. There is no parking available on Wiese Street. There is a commercial parking garage at 42 Hoff Street (Hoff Street is immediately across 16th Street from Wiese). Several BART stations outside of San Francisco city limits also have parking available. The driving directions below are to Noisebridge itself; if you'll need to park, you may prefer driving to the garage on Hoff instead.
East Bay
From the East Bay, take I-80W (across the Bay Bridge) to US-101N, exit at Mission (you will be going north on Mission at this point), right on South Van Ness, right on 16th, right on Wiese.
South Bay
From the South Bay, take US-101N, exit at Vermont, left on Vermont, left on 16th, right on Wiese.
Alternatively, take I-280N towards San Francisco and exit at San Jose Avenue, follow it to the left as it turns into Guerrero Street, right on 16th Street, left on Wiese.
North Bay
From the North Bay, take US-101S (across the Golden Gate Bridge). Continue on US-101S within San Francisco (local San Francisco streets signed as US-101S are Lombard Street and then Van Ness Avenue) until it crosses Market Street and becomes South Van Ness Avenue, then follow South Van Ness, then right on 16th, right on Wiese.


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Join two sections of your Monorail system with this set of three straight conductive connectors. Each piece of rail purchased includes a set of these connectors.
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Office of Campus Sustainability
The Office of Campus Sustainability is housed in the Javelina House on Santa Gertrudis Blvd. The door is always open to students, faculty, staff, administrators and the Kingsville community. Sustainability encompasses every aspect of human endeavor, so that means everyone is included and everyone can get involved!!!!
The office serves the campus community by inspiring and facilitating sustainability initiatives, aside from the many excellent research and teaching programs already occurring in academic units throughout the university. Our aspiration is that a strong and vibrant office will represent the importance that Texas A & M University-Kingsville places on being a State of Texas leader in university sustainability! A strong and vibrant office supports a culture of sustainability, meaning that our campus community recognizes our responsibility to practice sustainability habits in everyday life and understands the impact that such actions have on the local, regional, national and global communities.
The office facilitates the implementation of the University Sustainability Plan, including the enhancement of academic learning and research, service learning, student engagement, awareness, and campus operations. We support the efforts of all campus entities working for social equity, reducing our carbon footprint, conserving water, and reducing our dependence on the landfill; and we aspire to empower everyone to work for a better future for future generations.
Office of Campus Sustainability Mission Statement
The Office of Campus Sustainability promotes the stewardship of societal and environmental resources by developing and joining in initiatives both internal and external to our campus, in order to cultivate the spirit of sustainability throughout the Javelina Nation and for future generations.
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The lack of small maps in this game is causing my interest to wane. Everything online boils down to long range whoever-sees-who-first-wins DMR snipefests. Even the "smaller" maps have long stretches of hallways that encourage those long-distance firing lines. But then again, why have small maps with close-range weapons when everybody can start with a pocket shotgun? Thanks to the CoD loadouts, everybody's packing one by default, along with a high-powered rifle that can take out most vehicles on their own.
The disintegrating weapons thing is just...why? All of my why? It used to be fun chasing down the guy with the rocket launcher in Halo 3 so you can take it from him. Now if you can't get to his body in time (or he had it stashed on his back), it fossilizes into crude oil or some shit.
And what's with that tank on Exile? Why put a tank in such a confined map? I'm really starting to think this is just flat-out the worst Halo ever made (only by virtue of the fact that the other ones were so good). That 1 star review is really making sense right now, though I'd put it more along the lines of average.
Also: The last chapter in episode 2 of Spartan Ops was fucking goofy. "Oh, thanks, I'm on fire now." What the hell was that shit about? One second the game is super serious, then it suddenly turns into Portal, and then it goes back to normal and acts like that wasn't just the weirdest shit ever.
I might go track down a copy of Halo 3 tomorrow for giggles. I miss dual-wielding. I don't care how imbalanced it was. Shit was fun. I needs my dual-P90s.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (April 19, 2010) - Tom Davis, an original comedy writer for Saturday Night Live, will discuss the early days of the show, Wednesday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in Launer Auditorium on the Columbia College campus. After the lecture, he will hold a book signing for his memoir, Thirty-Nine Years of Short-Term Memory Loss: The Early Days of SNL from Someone who was There.
As half of the comedy team of "Franken and Davis" founded with Al Franken while still in high school, he first broke into the business in 1975. Lorne Michaels, SNL creator, hired Davis and Franken for a single apprentice writer position for a new comedy show that would be broadcast live from New York. Davis is a four-time Emmy award winner from 12 seasons at SNL. He also won a Writer's Guild Award for the SNL 25th Anniversary Special and wrote for The New Show, Coneheads, Steve Martin's Best Show Ever and The Paul Simon Special.
Copies of his memoir will be available at the Columbia College bookstore or can be purchased at the lecture.
Columbia College, a private, nonprofit institution founded in 1851 in Columbia, Mo., educates more than 26,000 students each year and has more than 64,000 alumni worldwide. For more information, visit www.ccis.edu.


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Event Type: Library Programs & Classes
Date: 11/24/2013
Start Time: 3:00 PM
End Time: 4:00 PM
NEED SOME R&R?Map and Directions to the Brentwood Library
Sunday Restorative Yoga might be the recipe you need. Beginning with slow, gentle movement, we use padded bolsters, blankets, blocks and chairs for a supportive environment to experience rest and relaxation in a wakeful state. Completely supported by the props, we will hold each passive stretch for 10-20 minutes with dimmed lights and soft music. Some practitioners report a reduction of the effects of stress-related illness. Come experience it for yourself.
PLEASE NOTE: Limited yoga props provided. Please bring any of the following you would like to use: yoga mat, bolster, blocks, blankets and strap.
Location: Call Library for Meeting Room B
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Class Fee $5.00 per classPresenter: Norman Taulbee
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7 May 2012 12:40 AM #1
Unanswered: JSONP & How to handle authentication
I have a Sencha application running on one server and a back-end web service running on a separate server which provides the Sencha application with it's data as well as authentication. Both servers are secured with HTTPS.
I originally had my Sencha app using just JSON to communicate with the back-end, but it meant having to keep both servers on the same domain. Ajax calls do not allow cross-domain communications.
As an aside, you can actually allow cross-domain communications, but it seems mobile browsers do not support it. See here.
When using JSON, I did a HTTP POST to the back-end server to handle authentication with the username and password in the HTTP header. However, it's not possible to do POST requests using JSONP, so how does one go about sending the username and password to the back-end?
I could of course just do a GET request and have the username and password in the URL but this is surely a big no no since the URL is still sent as plain text even on a HTTPS connection.
So I am looking for a bit of direction on how to go about this. I am sure this is something that has cropped up previously. Perhaps I have no choice but to have both applications running on the same server?
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You will need to enable CORS to do POSTS, there is no way to do JSONP as GET as it's just a <script> tag.Mitchell Simoens @LikelyMitch
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Although NYU's undergraduates and graduate students are diverse in background, they also have a lot in common. Each freshman class is full of enthusiastic learners whose goal is to become independent and creatives thinkers with the resourcefulness and social awareness necessary to excel in our constantly changing, increasingly global world.
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Find the information you need for registration, housing, financial aid, and payments.
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The CWC Bulldogs started the season off with a rough start at the Harrisburg Tournament, going 0-3, but with their first two home games coming up as wins, CWC is enjoying the home court advantage.
The Bulldogs defeated visiting BDC-rival Johnston City Friday night, 65-53.
The Bulldogs were coming off a record performance in threes in the Tuesday night win over NCOE, and looked to be out to break that in less than a week.
Dylan Rankin came down the court and popped a three to start the 'Dogs off. Andy Vaughan came right back on the next possession and duplicated Rankin's effort.
But Johnston City tightened up the defense a bit and put a stop to that trend.
The Indians kept the pace with the Bulldogs, scoring a pair of three as well in the first and after the time expired, CWC's lead after one was 15-13.
In the second quarter, the teams again went back and forth, with both scoring ten and keeping it a two-point game at the half in favor of CWC, 25-23.
Then in the third quarter, Mr. Vaughan made his presence known.
Vaughan led the Bulldogs in the third, scoring 10 of the teams 20 points in the quarter. Johnston City had a decent quarter as well, but only scored 16, and CWC took the six-point, 45-39 lead into the final period.
In the fourth quarter, Chase Sailer came up big for the Bulldogs to seal the win, going seven of eight from the free-throw line and locking up a 65-53 win for CWC.
Vaughan led the Bulldogs with 23 points in the game. Other scorers were Sailer with 14, Brodie Brown with 11, Jamey Steed with 11 and Rankin with six.
The junior varsity team also won its game, 56-31. Joe Matz led the team with 12 points.
The Bulldogs travel to Hamilton County Friday night and host Gallatin County on Saturday night.
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8 Dec 2011 3:28 PM #1
Chart does not update
I am using gxt 3.0.0 beta.
My bar chart uses a store which gets updated
store.addAll(new data);
you need to call chart.redraw() to show the new data.
In the old lib, you can call store.setMonitorChange(true). Is there an equivalent call needed here? I tried store.setAutoCommit(), but that did not work.
8 Dec 2011 3:38 PM #2
bindStore in Chart should give you what you want.
9 Dec 2011 11:59 AM #3
Thanks, bindStore is the correct call. However, Gauge chart has a bug which causes a crash when you call store.clear(). so I am back to calling redraw().
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Thanks for pointing out that bug. It will be fixed in the next release.


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The Universal Lunacy of Sports Fans
Robert De Niro has done rabid obsession before. In "The Fan," he played a deranged baseball nut who commits murder in support of his favorite player. In "The King of Comedy" he portrayed a demented would-be comedian who kidnapped the TV host he worshiped. In "Taxi Driver" he was a psychopath driven to violence by unhealthy fixations on Cybill Shepherd and Jodie Foster.
Still, a question remains to be answered in Mr. De Niro's new movie, "Silver Linings Playbook": Can he summon the sick intensity required to portray a Philadelphia Eagles fan?
In "Silver Linings Playbook," director David O. Russell and his cast take on the challenge. The movie, which opens on Nov. 16, follows the redemption of Pat Solatano Jr. (Bradley Cooper), who returns to live with his parents (Mr. De Niro and Jacki Weaver) after being institutionalized for eight months. He has problems controlling his moods; he had brutally punched out the guy who was having an affair with his wife. Pat's family lives in a blue-collar Philly suburb and, like everyone else in the neighborhood and like fans in communities everywhere, lives its life during the fall and winter to the rhythm of the NFL schedule. To capture the vibe, Mr. Russell and his crew embedded in the working-class Philly suburbs of Ridley Park and Upper Darby and got to know people, the same way he had immersed himself in Lowell, Mass., to make the boxing movie "The Fighter."
"You see these communities and they have a thing. They way they talk. The way they dress. The way they do their Sunday," Mr. Russell says. "The particular warmth of a community is as enchanting to me as the story. If you cut into Martin Scorsese's works, it's the same thing. Just watching, you can smell those houses in 'Goodfellas.'"
The live-and-die-with-the-team sports fanaticism adds a rich layer of character to the community. Philadelphia isn't alone—craziness about sports is universal—but Eagles fans have developed a reputation for a certain passion and, occasionally, enormously inappropriate behavior. Eagles fans notoriously threw snowballs at a Santa Claus during a 1968 game because they were displeased with the team's coach and owner. It's also true that a municipal judge began working at the team's former venue, Veterans Stadium, to deal with rowdy fans arrested during games. Most fans aren't dangerous, of course, just desperate and maybe bitter, after decades of disappointment. The Eagles haven't won an NFL title since 1960, yet usually they play just well enough to eventually, and repeatedly, break hearts (they're currently 3-5 after four straight losses).
"You don't so much root for the team as prepare yourself for the inevitable demise," says Matthew Quick, a lifelong Eagles fan who wrote the novel that Mr. Russell has adapted for the film.
That sense of doom may sound no different from long-suffering Cubs or (pre-success) Red Sox fans. But Angelo Cataldi, who grew up in New England and hosts sports-talk radio on WIP in Philadelphia, says there is a darker underbelly.
"In Boston, there was a charm attached to it," he says. "There was this feeling that suffering for your love of a team was a good thing. Here, there's no charm. It's built out of a rage. People take the anger of their everyday lives and pour it into the Eagles, and if something bad happens in a game, it all just comes out."
Mr. Quick says he recently was asked to name his top Eagles highlights as a fan and was embarrassed that his first memory was the 1999 game where Michael Irvin, a receiver for the hated Dallas Cowboys, was carried from the field on a stretcher with a career-ending injury, amid cheers. "Unspeakable, even for us," said a Philadelphia Daily News headline.
Adds Mr. Cataldi: "I get calls all the time from people who are such proud Eagles fans that the first two words they try to teach their kids are 'Dallas sucks.' I've reached the point after doing this for 23 years that I actually consider it good parenting."
The movie and book capture much of this madhouse atmosphere: the wearing of Eagles jerseys to formal occasions, a ridiculous brawl during pregame tailgating. Mr. Quick says he wrote the novel during the 2006 season (the Eagles went 10-6) and watched each game through the eyes of the characters, letting the result of games affect their moods and actions in subsequent scenes. Mr. Russell, who wrote the screenplay as his first book adaptation, did something similar. He updated to the 2008 season, in which the team went 9-6-1. That year included an early game versus the Cowboys where Eagles rookie DeSean Jackson, on his way to a sure touchdown, foolishly flipped the ball away on the one-yard line instead of scoring (emblematic of the entire Eagles fan experience). Later came a must-win regular-season finale against Dallas with a trip to the playoffs (and a giant wager in the movie) on the line.
Mr. Russell had done a draft of the script before making "The Fighter," then came back to revise "Silver Linings" with a new appreciation for the character of a community—and with Mr. De Niro signed on.
In the end, Mr. De Niro doesn't go all "Taxi Driver" as an Eagles fan. Yes, his character is banned from the stadium for punching out a Cowboys fan. He wears the vintage jersey of hard-hitting linebacker Bill Bergey (No. 66), a star of the "Gang Green" defense in the 1970s. (Mr, Cooper's character wears the more contemporary No. 10 of Mr. Jackson.) But his obsessions are calm by Philly standards: holding a lucky towel and requiring certain player jerseys to be worn during games, believing that individuals sitting in specific chairs bring the team good luck.
"He knows how to play someone who's extremely focused and committed, and he brings his rhythm to it," says Mr. Russell.
Ultimately, in the story, as in real life, football is the common ground upon which fathers and sons strain to connect. Mr. Quick based that, too, on his own experience.
"In our neighborhood, fathers didn't say 'Oh, we love you,' or give you hugs all the time. They took you to the game on Sunday," he says. "The time you got a hug was when the Eagles scored a touchdown."
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Kim Kardashian Lightens Up: Love It or Hate It?
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Kim Kardashian is as known for her long brunette locks as she is for her enviable curves, but today she hit the streets of N.Y.C. with dramatically lighter hair! The reality star had taken to her Twitter page earlier in the day hinting at the hair color change, writing "Hey everyone I have a drastic new look! I'm gonna twitpic it later today!" And several hours later, a photo did appear as promised with a new note, "I WENT BLONDE!!!! Do u like it?" So help Kim out and let her know what you think of her newly lightened do. UPDATE: Kim took her to her blog later to reveal that the new look is just a wig, but she's contemplating the change! She writes, "I did a fabulous photo shoot this weekend and they put this hair piece on! I haven't taken it off since, because I'm really loving the look." Do you think she should go for it? Tell us: Do you love Kim's new look or hate it?


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I am trying to paste a piece of code in my Google+ stream but it removes the whitespace from the start of the lines making the code less appealing, aesthetically speaking. Basically, the functionality that I'm after is the "Code Sample" button of the WYSIWYG editor that I'm writing on right now.
You could add the code to something like Pastebin;
and then share it as a link.
Hope this helps.
Em space works!
I've finally cracked this indentation issue in Google+. I use em space and Google+ doesn't simply remove/replace it. It stays there.
The only problem is how do you type it out? Its Unicode code is
Then you can simply go and edit your Google+ post and paste it as many times as you need to indent your code.
Following is the screenshot for the Character Map program with em space selected:
This procedure seems complicated, but it's not really. These are few fast and easy steps. It's also true that you most likely don't put code in all of your posts anyway.
Here's a link to Google+ post that also includes some indented code.
Google+ doesn't offer many formatting options. At best it offers a very watered down version of Markdown, with only bold, italic, and strikethrough.
So unless and until Google adds more options you're out of luck.
The only other possible option would be to create a GIF with the text of your code and include that in your post.
Google have apparently recently made a change to Google+ whereby the spaces at the beginning and/or end of a line for both posts and comments is retained rather than discarded, which was the previous behavior.
I just tested it and it works.
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We have 4 kids, aged 9, 6, 4 and 20 months. boy, girl, boy girl. The nine year old boy is in general a delightful, well-behaved, kind and considerate boy. Sometimes he becomes so overwhelmed by his emotions that he spirals out of control and becomes inconsolable.
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Conn-Selmer Artist Wins Jazz Recording of the Year Award
Last week, at the 25th Anniversary of the East Coast Music Association (ECMA) awards in Halifax, Nova Scotia (Canada) Conn-Selmer's saxophone artist Joel Miller took home the Jazz Recording of the Year Award for his album Swim.
Joel commented, "I'm thrilled to have received an East Coast Music Award for my album Swim. The CD was released on U.S. label Origin Records features my saxophone playing and writing along with pianist Geoffrey Keezer, Fraser Hollins and Greg Ritchie. Swim is also nominated for Juno Award this spring and I look forward to future performances in Canada and the U.S."
"I'm also excited to have discovered the bronze Yanagisawa soprano (992). I've been playing on it a lot lately. I can't keep my hands off it actually! I'm psyched about practicing it and working it into my new repertoire," added Joel Miller.
ECMA is a non-profit association that supports music on the east coast of Canada. It has hosted an annual ceremony since 1989; it was known then as the Maritime Music Awards. At the launch of these awards, there were five categories: Album of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, Male Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Video of the Year, now it is up to 25 categories. ECMA is the biggest Atlantic Canada music event and one of the best of its kind in North America.
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