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When I follow the steps admin>settings>reading to try and set a static front page there are no options there for me to do so.
The only options provided relate to the number of posts.
I have tried removing everything and starting right from scratch but still have been unable to find where the static front page options are.
As a newbie I am sure to be doing something very basic wrong so any advice gratefully recieved.


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Today I turned it on (after watching a movie on it yesterday with no problems) and it just stuck at the Xbox / Xecuter 2 logo screen. Ejecting tray, pushing buttons, etc, did nothing.
I thought maybe my hard drive died, so I tried booting from disc (a few games) and same thing. Tried a Slayer disc and just left it in, and after a minute or two, the Slayer menu *started* to "fade in" -- ie, the Xbox/Xecuter logo was still there with the Slayer menu coming in behind it. It took several minutes for the Slayer menu to be entirely present with the Xbox/Xecuter logo finally gone completely. But even so, no controller buttons/movement had any effect whatsoever. I then tried again with no disc in the drive, thinking maybe I just didn't give the XBMC dash enough time to creep in, but it never made it past the Xbox/Xecuter screen.
This is the onboard BIOS flashed to Xecuter, by the way, so it's not like I have a chip that died or that had a wire come loose or anything like that. No flashing lights, either, though I do still get them if I boot without the AV cable.
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Yesterday, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish announced a future football series with the Georgia Bulldogs for the 2017 and 2019 seasons.
The series is a good one for two reasons. First, an SEC team is traveling north to take on a big-time program in their own stadium. Second, the Fighting Irish get to play in the Southeast, in this case the recruiting rich state of Georgia.
But the addition of the Georgia game in 2019 has caused a problem with Notre Dame's previously scheduled four-game series with the Texas Longhorns.
In the third game of the series, Notre Dame is scheduled to play in Austin on August 31, 2019. But since they are now playing at Georgia the same season, the Irish want to postpone the 2019 and 2020 games to later seasons.
Notre Dame senior associate athletic director for media and broadcast relations John Heisler told the South Bend Tribune yesterday that they have informed Texas of their desire to move the games.
"We're hopeful that we can move those games somewhere down the road into the next decade," Heisler said. "We're trying to create as much variety as we possibly can and let our fans see as many teams as they can."
With Notre Dame scheduled to play five ACC teams per season, plus Navy, Stanford, and USC, they only have four other games to schedule in any given season. And they also have several future games to play against Michigan State and Purdue and four more games contracted against BYU.
That doesn't leave a lot of variety in their scheduling, so it's easy to see why the Irish want to space out the series with Texas.
If the two games are moved rather than canceled, look for them to fall somewhere between 2021 and 2025 or 2028-29.
On a side note, ESPN reported yesterday that one of the Notre Dame-Texas games was set for 2017. There's likely some miscommunication there or one of the games was moved without an announcement. We've reached out to both schools for clarification.
Here is the deal
1. ND is contractually obligated to provide NBC with 7 televised games each season. This means that ND cannot schedule more than 5 true road games on any given season.
2. ND has a quasi conference schedule each season consisting of 5 ACC opponents, USC, Stanford and Navy. This is split up into 4 home and 4 road games every season, starting in 2015.
3. ND can schedule 4 additional games each season however only 1 of those match ups can be a true road game. Hence ND could not play at Georgia and Texas in 2019.
notre dame plays 6 home games a year.. have been doing so for years. they play 6 this year and 6 next year.
It will be interesting to see how Texas handles this. The new Texas AD is the former ASU AD who didn't give into ND when the Irish didn't want to go to Arizona.
I would rather see Notre Dame play Texas, than some crap team in the ACC.
Hey Notre Dame, MANUP, and play both Texas and Georgia in the same year!!
ND doesn't want to get stuck playing some crap team on the LHN.
RE: "some crap team in the ACC" – Really? LMFAO!
Yep, some crap team in the LHN would be so much better to ensure a ND win! Right?
now maybe Texas will speak w/Tex A&M….
Nope! They're still to scared and they can still use the "its our decision now" bit!
Why the hell would anybody be scared to play A&M; a second tier, pretty much irrelevant program that has a decent season every 10 years or so.
We'll see if Texas agrees to this. I hope they don't; ND signed a contract to play Texas, so they should play Texas.
Just would like to state that Texas has won 76 of the schools' 118 meetings. Texas refusing to play is not a matter of "fear". Because of the unethical way atm left the conference while OU and Texas (the daddys of the Big 12; atm usually finished near the bottom of the conference) were having re-alignment discussions, Texas and OU boycotted the ags as a means to punish a&m causing them to lose at least half of the revenue they generate from playing the Horns and the Sooners every year.
Just would like to state that a lot of those victories were played when the Aggies were off at war protecting longhorns to stay arrogant. End everything else about your statements are false as well.
Jason- I think you are confusing the football team with the core haha, losing your yell leaders has no affect on the football team. Especially considering the war years of bear bryant were aTm's glory days your statement is ignorant and farcically aggie.
I know I might be pounced on for this, but:
Would someone please explain how the pretend soldiers called 'the Corps' makes it OK for aTm to call themselves "military"?
Or to claim that their alumni have "defended their country" any more than any of their rivals – who do not prance around in boots and uniforms, and claim to be "soldiers". I grew up in the area, but have never understood this obvious discrepancy. Also have visited real military schools like West Point and The Air Force Academy. Had an extensive tour of aTm when I was offered a grant before my freshman year. They are not the same. Glad I had no interest in a military environment – pseudo or real – and went where I got the best possible life experience.
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Hamilton And Szeryk Recognized As Canada's Top Amateur Golfers For 2015, BC And AB Prominent On OOM
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BC's Wilson Comes from Behind to Win Pacific Northwest Men's Mid-Amateur Championship
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VICTORIA, British Columbia (PNGA) — Brent Wilson of Cobble Hill, B.C. shot a final round 1-under-par 70 to come from behind and win the 31st Pacific Northwest Men's Mid-Amateur Championship.
The 54-hole stroke-play championship was held on the Valley Course at the Westin Bear Mountain Resort in Victoria, B.C., and was conducted by the Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA).
Wilson, 33, had started the day a shot behind co-leaders Erik Hanson of Kirkland, Wash. and Rob Olson of Victoria, B.C.
Michelle Kim Leads British Columbia Women's Amateur After Round One At Duncan Meadows
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SURREY, British Columbia (Fraser Mulholland/Vancouver Golf Tour) — Abbotsford's Dean Reddicopp took till the final hole to decide his fate when he rolled in a 15 footer for eagle to give him a 2-shot victory over North Vancouver's Matthew Steger. Reddicopp took a while for his round to get some momentum, trading off 2 birdies with 2 bogeys for an even par 36. But his back nine came on strong right away with birdies on #10 and #12, and add-on his eagle on 18 and Reddicopp had fired a 4-under par 68.
With one of VGT's largest Amateur fields in its 9-year history with 103 golfers in the field, the Sonic Transport Open players were treated to some first class conditions on the Northview Ridge Golf Course and some exceptional prizing thanks to Title Sponsor Sonic Transport Ltd.
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My understanding is that the key differentiations of
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- more shared stuff (though it seems like media is shared in your paid version?)
and the key differentiations of MLS are the abilities to:
- uninstall the plugin or shut down a site version without having vestigial stuff in the database
- "cleaner" in that it is using more core features
- the ability to use multiple tld's and multisite at the same time (for some reason wpml won't do this)
Am I missing anything important?
Use case:
- I am building a site from the ground up.
- It will be a .com in English and a .com.br in Portuguese
- I will probably write the site in English and have my partners translate it
- The site will serve up rows of data by categories (it is somewhere between a coupon-ing site and a very basic e-commerce site)
- I am probably going to build the database in TablePress since that is what I am familiar with though would be happy to entertain other suggestions. I know TablePress has been tested now with Qtranslate, but don't plan to go that way. Ideally I could just share a table between site versions and just reference different colums of the table for different sites. This way links and numbers would only be entered once and I would have the table data side by side for more rapid translation.
Anyone see any holes in my plan?
Would you go with WPML or MLS?
With MLS is it easy to migrate to the Pro version? Will it automatically delete duplicate pictures? I don't want to pay for a plugin before I know if it works and my site is ready to be launched (i.e., hate paying to just test out a concept), but don't want to have to do a lot of work to switch later.


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the Otago Community Trust.
The trust gave $150,000 to complete stage three of the centre
- 38 years after it was built.
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Graeme Wyllie said the donation was ''very exciting''.
''It means the development is going to proceed,'' he said.
''It's almost emotional. It's brilliant. We have still got a
little of cream to go because we are still waiting on the
drawings from the engineer, but we have been told we will
have them by the end of this month.''
It was hoped the $1.4 million project would be completed by
July next year.
Stage three involves adding two squash courts and a
hospitality area, replacing the gym floor and renovating
existing facilities.
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totalling $511,200.
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Balclutha: Jennys Companionship Group Inc, $3500.
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Spring Chamber Music, $1000; Pregnancy Counselling Services
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Committee, $2000; Dunedin Performing Arts Competitions
Society Inc, $4000; Dunedin Marine Search and Rescue Inc,
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Dunedin City Council - Puaka Matariki Celebrations, $7500;
Dunedin Opera Company, $10,000; Schizophrenia Fellowship
Otago Branch Inc, $25,000; Dunedin City Baptist Church,
$40,000; Dunedin Civic Orchestra Inc, $55,000; Otago Medical
Research Foundation, $60,000; Friends of the Globe Theatre
Inc, $75,000.
Oamaru: Central Coast Country Music Association Inc, $500.
Otago: Skeggs Foundation, $25,000.
Other: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Foundation, $1500.
Roxburgh: Coal Creek Cycleway Trust Inc, $10,000.
Waikouaiti and Palmerston: Kati Huirapa Runanga ki
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Wanaka: Wanaka Golf Club Inc, $7000.
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, Volume 17, Issue 6, pp 1353-1366
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Predicting species distributions in poorly-studied landscapes
- P. A. HernandezAffiliated withNatureServe Email author
- , I. FrankeAffiliated withMuseo de Historia Natural, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
- , S. K. HerzogAffiliated withAsociación Armonía – BirdLife International
- , V. PachecoAffiliated withMuseo de Historia Natural, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
- , L. PaniaguaAffiliated withNatureServe
- , H. L. QuintanaAffiliated withMuseo de Historia Natural, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
- , A. SotoAffiliated withCentro de Datos para la Conservación, Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina
- , J. J. SwensonAffiliated withNatureServe
- , C. TovarAffiliated withCentro de Datos para la Conservación, Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina
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- , T. H. ValquiAffiliated withMuseum of Natural Science, Louisiana State University
- , J. VargasAffiliated withColección Boliviana de Fauna, Museo Nacional de Historia Natural
- , B. E. YoungAffiliated withNatureServe
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Conservationists are increasingly relying on distribution models to predict where species are likely to occur, especially in poorly-surveyed but biodiverse areas. Modeling is challenging in these cases because locality data necessary for model formation are often scarce and spatially imprecise. To identify methods best suited to modeling in these conditions, we compared the success of three algorithms (Maxent, Mahalanobis Typicalities and Random Forests) at predicting distributions of eight bird and eight mammal species endemic to the eastern slopes of the central Andes. We selected study species to have a range of locality sample sizes representative of the data available for endemic species of this region and also that vary in their distribution characteristics. We found that for species that are known from moderate numbers (N = 38–94) of localities, the three methods performed similarly for species with restricted distributions but Maxent and Random Forests yielded better results for species with wider distributions. For species with small numbers of sample localities (N = 5–21), Maxent produced the most consistently successful results, followed by Random Forests and then Mahalanobis Typicalities. Because evaluation statistics for models derived from few localities can be suspect due to the poor spatial representation of the evaluation data, we corroborated these results with review by scientists familiar with the species in the field. Overall, Maxent appears to be the most capable method for modeling distributions of Andean bird and mammal species because of the consistency of results in varying conditions, although the other methods have strengths in certain situations.
KeywordsMaxent Mahalanobis Typicalities Model evaluation Species distribution models Random Forests
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- Predicting species distributions in poorly-studied landscapes
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Biodiversity and Conservation
Volume 17, Issue 6 , pp 1353-1366
- Cover Date
- 2008-06
- 10.1007/s10531-007-9314-z
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- 0960-3115
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- 1572-9710
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- Maxent
- Mahalanobis Typicalities
- Model evaluation
- Species distribution models
- Random Forests
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- P. A. Hernandez (1) (2)
- I. Franke (3)
- S. K. Herzog (4)
- V. Pacheco (3)
- L. Paniagua (2)
- H. L. Quintana (3)
- A. Soto (5)
- J. J. Swenson (2)
- C. Tovar (5)
- T. H. Valqui (6)
- J. Vargas (7)
- B. E. Young (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. 2 Parr Street, Toronto, ON, Canada, M6J 2E3
- 2. NatureServe, Arlington, VA, USA
- 3. Museo de Historia Natural, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima, Peru
- 4. Asociación Armonía – BirdLife International, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
- 5. Centro de Datos para la Conservación, Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, Lima, Peru
- 6. Museum of Natural Science, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
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Contempt Charge Topples Canada's Leader
Canada's opposition parties toppled the ruling Conservative minority government on Friday in a historic parliamentary finding of contempt, which doubled as a vote of no confidence and set the stage for the country's fourth national election in seven years.
Recent polling data suggest that the Conservatives, led by Stephen Harper, are in striking distance of a majority this time around, but not quite there yet. That makes the campaign, which kicks off over the weekend and lasts just over a month, one of the most important races in years.
Voters went into the previous two campaigns, in 2006 and 2008, with relatively clear preferences, analysts said. This time around, a larger-than-usual bloc of undecided voters could swing the polls either way.
"The campaign could have a significant bearing on the outcome," said Peter Harder, a former senior civil servant and now senior policy adviser for law firm Fraser Milner Casgrain.
Mr. Harper, 51 years old, has already staked out Canada's robust economic recovery from the global recession as his biggest campaign issue. His party has rolled out in recent weeks a series of ads touting his government's economic stewardship.
In a budget his government unveiled earlier this week, he signaled an official end to most of the stimulus spending that he spearheaded to get Canada through the crisis. The budget also forecast better-than-expect progress on the government's deficit-reduction measures, at a time when most of Canada's industrialized peers struggle with ballooning debt.
Mr. Harper also peppered the budget with a series of targeted spending measures that analysts said could appeal to a wide variety of voters in a campaign. That budget failed to win support from any of the three opposition parties this week, all but ending any chance of his government surviving. The budget document now serves as an economic manifesto for the Conservatives.
"We've laid out a good fiscal track for Canada that is maintainable," Finance Minister Jim Flaherty told reporters this week. Mr. Harper said in a brief statement after the vote Friday that the economic recovery remained Canadians' top priority.
The opposition, meanwhile, is expected to emphasize a series of alleged ethical lapses the government has been tarred with, including the finding of contempt of Parliament. The finding alleges the government withheld from lawmakers key cost data related to anticrime legislation. The government has said the committee's work is politically motivated.
Friday's no-confidence measure allowed the opposition to avoid officially voting against the budget, and may help it frame the campaign's debate around the behavior of Mr. Harper's government, instead of economic matters.
The no-confidence vote, 156 to 145 along party lines, packed the galleries of the House of Commons. It is the first defeat of a Canadian government since 2005 and only the sixth in the nation's history. It is also the first time in Canadian history that a government has been voted in contempt of Parliament.
It was also largely expected, after opposition leaders came out Tuesday to voice opposition to the budget. Opposition leaders, who together have a majority in the House of Commons, had been maneuvering for weeks to bring the parliamentary contempt finding to a vote.
Mr. Harper now must meet with Canada's governor general, the representative of Queen Elizabeth II, Canada's head of state, in order to ask Parliament to be dissolved.
Political parties will be battling for the 308 seats in the Commons. Conservatives currently hold 143 seats, Liberals 77, the Bloc Quebecois 47, and the New Democratic Party 36. There are two independent lawmakers, and three seats are vacant.
Canada has had minority governments since 2004, with the Conservatives at the helm since 2006, after they ended 12 years of Liberal rule at elections that year. A party has to win at least 155 seats to form a majority government.
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Steep hills, some bike lanes.
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What do the words "holiday indulgences" conjure for you? My mind goes to decadent baked goods glistening with glaze and also to weekends spent lazing around in my pajamas, totally ignoring all to-do lists. Whatever holiday indulgence means to you, this is certainly the season to embrace it. On Thursday, December 22nd at 6pm CST our weekly twitter chat will be all about holiday indulgence — whatever it means to you. Join us to dish about:
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Space is at a premium in the 2014 Buick Encore, a compact crossover, but surprisingly, its smaller dimensions didn't negatively affect child-safety-seat installation. While we did have to move the front passenger seat forward to fit our rear-facing car seats behind it, our tester still had enough legroom to sit comfortably. That's in part due to the Encore's dash design, which is upright rather than jutting out into the cabin.
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We also install the forward-facing convertible in the second row's middle seat with the booster and infant seat in the outboard seats to see if three car seats will fit; a child sitting in the booster seat must be able to reach the seat belt buckle. If there's a third row, we install the booster seat and a forward-facing convertible. To learn more about how we conduct our Car Seat Checks, go here.
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Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
, Volume 34, Issue 2, pp 139-153
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The Best Friendships of Shy/Withdrawn Children: Prevalence, Stability, and Relationship Quality
- Kenneth H. RubinAffiliated withUniversity of MarylandDepartment of Human Development, University of Maryland Email author
- , Julie C. WojslawowiczAffiliated withUniversity of Maryland
- , Linda Rose-KrasnorAffiliated withBrock University
- , Cathryn Booth-LaForceAffiliated withUniversity of Washington
- , Kim B. BurgessAffiliated withUniversity of Maryland
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The mutual best friendships of shy/withdrawn and control children were examined for prevalence, stability, best friend's characteristics, and friendship quality. Using peer nominations of shy/socially withdrawn and aggressive behaviors, two groups of children were identified from a normative sample of fifth-grade children: shy/withdrawn (n = 169) and control (nonaggressive/nonwithdrawn; n = 163). Friendship nominations, teacher reports, and friendship quality data were gathered. Results revealed that shy/withdrawn children were as likely as control children to have mutual stable best friendships. Withdrawn children's friends were more withdrawn and victimized than were the control children's best friends; further, similarities in social withdrawal and peer victimization were revealed for withdrawn children and their friends. Withdrawn children and their friends reported lower friendship quality than did control children. Results highlight the importance of both quantitative and qualitative measures of friendship when considering relationships as risk and/or protective factors.
KEY WORDS:social withdrawal friendship adjustment
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- Title
- The Best Friendships of Shy/Withdrawn Children: Prevalence, Stability, and Relationship Quality
- Journal
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Volume 34, Issue 2 , pp 139-153
- Cover Date
- 2006-04
- 10.1007/s10802-005-9017-4
- Print ISSN
- 0091-0627
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2835
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- social withdrawal
- friendship
- adjustment
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Kenneth H. Rubin (1) (4)
- Julie C. Wojslawowicz (1)
- Linda Rose-Krasnor (2)
- Cathryn Booth-LaForce (3)
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Good evening everyong and welcome to the new ones. This has become a very active board with a wide range of runners around age 50 or over.
I'm still nursing my right hip flexor but have been doing a lot of water exercises at the gym's pool. Today I was in a training at work, and will be all day tomorrow too so I had to sit and that made it hurt quite a bit. I had to get up and stand a few times. It doesn't hurt walking except right after I've been sitting a while, but the sitting really aggravates it. I have been not running since a week ago Monday because I was concerned about letting whatever it is heal but when I ran on it that day it didn't hurt to run. So maybe I'm being over cautious. It is better except when I have to sit all day like today. Normal work days I can move around a lot more.
I'd like both my daughters to get out and do something physical with me too. My oldest daughter has put on a lot of weight over the past year, and my younger daughter is just a little over what she should be but she also has a lot of problems with depression and I would like to see her get out and do something to try to help fight it off. She does take medication but exercise would be an added help. But I can't get either one to do it. I don't nag them. I've spent a lifetime overweight and have just lost weight and became active over the past year. I hated it when people tried to push me to do things like that. I had to be ready inside of myself before I could get out and do it. So I invite them from time to time and let them know that if they ever want to go to the high school track and even just walk it some while I run we can do that. I don't always go to the track but would if either one would go walk. My 10 year old grandson wants to run with me after school so in a few weeks when it starts to cool off I'll try to take him after school to go run with me and I'll do it then instead of early or in the gym.
Everyone take care. Hope you get over the stomach bug Trish. That is no fun
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HI everyone,
Still trying to get to know everyone but over 50 crowd is great!
I ran 3.35 miles this morning in 57 minutes LOL I am slow and I walk some of it also. the first 5 minutes I walked and then a couple minutes hered and there. But I am doing it! This weekend is my attempt at 4 miles for the first time. I am training for a 10K on Halloween.
Today was a rest day....I think you are right Coolbikermom, I am taking a plan that seems to fit my current ability and making it fit for me. It is a little bit slower than I would like to go but it is allow me to focus on where I need to improve (actually almost everywhere except desire
Have been running about 5k on some of the trails (surfaced) in the area concentrating on steady pace and some hills. My wife and running partner gave me a Yamaha BodiBeat as a birthday present and after a little bit of a learning curve it does work to keep me at the correct pace and helps me keep my heart rate at the correct level (I think that it is usually 110% of max on hills but the recovery time to normal is getting noticeably shorter by the week)
I think we are both finally getting into the right shoes...we have gone through a couple of pairs shoes and now have a better idea of what to look for for each of our running style. Of course I did have some really nice brand new (almost) left shoes that until we donated the old shoes at the local running store.
I am still amazed at the last year. The first run of a few dozen yards were finished with me being out of breath, limping on the new leg and sweating like a horse and my heart trying to beat it's way out of my chest....now I am running 3-5 miles three or four times a week and only stopping to adjust or change the liner of my prosthesis and am able to hold a conversation with my wife the entire time (except maybe on the hills but she is usually ahead of me then...cheering (read taunting) ! me on).
I have had difficulty in finding any information on older, beginning runner, leg amputee who are also overweight. There are a number of young amputees running now (even though in the 10 races we have entered in 3 different states I have been the only amputee in each of them.) the training program for a teenager or twenty-something (heck even thirty or forty somethings) is different for 60 somethings. But then my experience level is only a year and high school track in the 60's and nothing in between.
Anyway is anyone entering a run this weekend? Here in the the Rockies it should be perfect running weather.
Ahmema ossan
Coolbikermom, PJ, Lindakay,
I can relate to trying to motivate people close to us, It seems to make them go farther away the more you try. I think when it comes to trying to motivate others we tend to use on them what we know would work for our selves not realizing it does not work for any one but us. As some body else mentioned all we can really do is be there if they need our help and leave the door open, it is ultimately up to the individual to make the choice to run or not to run. We are all at different places mentally, day by day life tends to be cyclic in that we are up, down, and in between depending on the given day and moment but those we try motivating are usually on a different stage of that cycle than we are so our attempts fail more times than succeed.
Onward and Forward !
Ah Me Ma Ossan - Just curious where you live [you mention the Rockies]. I don't have any races this weekend, but there's a 10K / Half Marathon next weekend [8/22] in Boulder, CO. I'm doing the Half. I've got a 6 mile run planned for Saturday morning, which I'm looking forward to. It's supposed to be in the low 60's. Hope the nice weather holds out for another week.
Half Marathon:
Heart & Sole, Boulder, CO - 8/22/10 - 2:09:51
Denver Rock N Roll, Denver, CO - 10/17/10 - 2:11:01
Platte River, Littleton, CO - 4/10/11 - 2:01:31
Bolder Boulder, Boulder, CO - 5/30/11 - 58:00:00
Quicker Quaker, Lafayette, CO - 1/8/11 - 26:57
Ahmema, so you are on this side of the pond? Where in the Rockies are you? My sister lives in Colorado Springs and I visit her often. I love it there.
As for finding information, it looks as though you may be blazing your own trail. I'm sure there are others out there who are older and have had a leg amputated and are running. Maybe they just don't broadcast their journey. You might find some older amputee runners at some of the bigger (well attended) races in your area. Marathons tend to bring out a lot of folks, many who have overcome physical challenges. I wonder if the Special Olympics might have some way of putting you in contact with others who have the same condition as you? Just some rambling thoughts. I'm very good at those.
My daughter still has not given up on the idea of running. She's got quite a different viewpoint as me. She has not done the plan 3x a week as designed. She did two week 1 workouts, one week 2 workout, skipped a week, and one week 3 workout last week on Tuesday. And when she mentioned it last night, she said "where am I, have I finished week 3?" in all seriousness. Clearly she has a different definition of conditioning and progress than I do. LOL Talk about seeing the glass as half full! Of course I said nothing, just told her she had done one week 3 workout and let it go. The door is open any time she's ready to walk/jog/run though.
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Rock the Parkway 5k 3/27/10 37:40.6
Mother's Day 5k 5/9/10 33:19
Walk/Run for Isaiah 9/18/10 4.4k 37:26
Harvest Moon 10k 10/23/10 1:08.50
Great Santa 5k 12/5/10 33:22
Carlsbad half marathon 1/23/11
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." ~Albert Einstein
My latest motivation to run? Being late for work.... Today I ran my fastest 5K time yet 31.42 and I made it to work on time. (I did shower first)
I also watched Spirit of the Marathon on Hulu.com last night. If that older man can run 26 miles, I should be able to run at least 10.... Do any of you know of any other good running movies?
4/24/10: 5K Run for the Red Cross 44.9
6/26/10: 5K Runners North 36.00
* Broke 8 mile mark 8/15/10
9/11//10: 5K Apple Days 31:49
9/18/10: 5K Top of Utah 30.37
10/2/10: 5K Pumpkin Run 30.02 PR
10/9/10: Wasatch Woman 6K, 39.07
10/23/10: Run for the Ringers 5K, 30.02
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TOU Half marathon 8/27/11
This morning was a 30 minute run so I decided to see if I could speed my pace up. Not sure how great an idea it was because I was wanting to quit running by mile run, but I did run 2.6 miles at an 11:37 pace which is almost a minute faster than my usual pace. I'm doing the San Diego AFC 5k on Sunday and really want to beat my last year's time which was around 38 minutes. We'll see if I can pull it off on Sunday.
For those of you who have talked about wanting to increase your speed, I wanted to share my husband's experience this week. His running group of our club added in hill work this week, which he did on Tuesday. He said that yesterday he was running so much faster, almost like he couldn't make himself go slower. One of the coaches also said that her half marathon time was almost cut in half after she added hill repeats and speed work. Something to consider if you want to increase your speed.
Lindakay - jump on running with your grandson! When I did the Coronado 5k last month there was a mom with her 2 boys, probably around 9&10, and a grandma with 2 little bitty boys around 5&6. The little boys with the grandma would run for a bit (she was walking fast) and then they would stop to wait for her because she had told them not to get out of her sight. I thought at the time, I wish that we had started running with our kids when they were young and would have liked it. I'm totally going to do it when I finally have some grandkids. If you can find a fun run or 5k that you could do together (I know that races are hard to come by in your small town), that would be awesome! I'm trying to talk my 20 year old daughter into doing the Disney Princess Half Marathon next February. We have 6 months to train, but I don't know if she'll actually do it.
2010 Coronado Independence Day 5K - 40:12
2010 AFC 5K - August 15 - 37:32
2010 End of Summer Fire Run 4mi- August 29 - 49:55
2010 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Relay - October 2 - 57:12
2010 Shelter Island 5K - November 7 - 36:20 PR
2010 Silver Strand Half Marathon - November 14 - 3:14:05
2010 Las Vegas Rock & Roll Half Marathon - December 5 - 2:58:35
2010 Jingle Bell 5K for Arthritis - December 11 - 37:28
2011 Los Angeles Chinatown Firecracker 10K - February 13 - 1:25:46
2011 Lost Dutchman 10K - February 20 - 1:19:11
2011 Saint Patrick's Day 10K - March 12 - 1:13:48 PR
2011 Carlsbad 5000 - April 3 - 34:30 PR
2011 Rock & Roll San Diego HM - June 5 - 2:51:54 PR
2011 Coronado Independence Day 5K - July 4 - 35:34
2011 America's Finest City 5 K- August 21 - 34:40
2011 Rock & Roll Los Angeles - October 30
2012 Disneyland Tinkerbell Half - January 29
PJ, it seems like the rest has done you good. Well done!
I think I need to make one of my weekly runs intervals or hills or something. I need some variety and if it helps to improve my speed, that's a bonus. When I've done the intervals in the past, I felt like I had a strong run, so I'd like to have that feeling again. I've read somewhere that you shouldn't do interval training on a treadmill though. I'm going to have to read some more and see if that's BS or just what.
Happy Friday all! Does anybody have any races this weekend or next?
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Rock the Parkway 5k 3/27/10 37:40.6
Mother's Day 5k 5/9/10 33:19
Walk/Run for Isaiah 9/18/10 4.4k 37:26
Harvest Moon 10k 10/23/10 1:08.50
Great Santa 5k 12/5/10 33:22
Carlsbad half marathon 1/23/11
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." ~Albert Einstein
I just started running last year on my 50th birthday year - my goal was to run 2 miles before my 50th birthday. I had gained weight after my 3rd son . . . was up to over 200 pounds and had high blood pressure. . . that was when I was 42 and started slowly in walking, exercising to become more fit. Today I ran 2 3/4 miles in 30 minutes and my goal next week is to run 3 miles in 30 minutes. I have never thought of running in a marathon What is the benefit of this? Give me some insight.
The speed work really does help. A group of us from our club meets at the university track every Wed. spring-fall at 6:00 pm for interval work. When I started this spring I was barely running 2:30 quarters and working hard at it. This Wed. I jogged a mile warm-up, 5 fast & 5 slow quarters (usually do more, but there's a race Sat. night), and a half mile cool-down. The fast quarters ranged from 1:47 down to 1:40 (my fastest). My 5K time during the same period has gone from 31:08 down to 26:22, and I'm looking to better that tomorrow night. And this is with the temperatures in the high 80s to mid 90s. The trick is to progress gradually. Don't ever sprint full-out, just do an average racing pace. Try for a consistant time and do just as many as you can, stopping when you're tired but feel you could do at least one more. Make the slow laps in between a SLOW jog or walk, and don't forget to cool down. Make the day after an off or cross-training day. On a race week, don't do more than 4-5 fast laps.
Tomorrow night I've got a 5K -- Lexington, KY Midsummer Night's Run at 8:30. They expect over 5,000 runners & walkers and downtown is torn up with street construction so it should be interesting. Also high temps and possible rain. We'll see. I'm hoping for a good time, but with these conditions who knows. But it should be fun--big crowds, entertainment, food, carnival atmosphere, and we'll probably have 20 plus club members running. Then building to a 10K in mid-September and a half-marathon in March-April, with 5K's in between. Who said retirement was dull?
Thoroughbred Classic 5K 11/26/09 30:49 (first race)
Defenders Classic 5K 4/10/10 28:28
Jennie Carol's 5K 5/8/10 27:11
Run for the Brass 5K 6/12/10 28:27
Bluegrass 10K 7/3/10 56:16 (first 10K)
Bluegrass State Games 5K 7/17/10 26:27
Railroad Days 5K 8/21/10 25:45 PR
Born to Run 5K 9/11/10 25:45
R. J. Corman 5K 10/2/10 25:56
Winchester, KY Turkey Trot 5K 11/6/10
Thoroughbred Classic 11/25/10
Half-Marathon March/April 2011
Put out some positive energy for me team. I'm running my first 5K race tomorrow morning and feeling every one of my 61 years! It's hot and humid in MN, making it much more difficult than it should be. I heard it might cool down tomorrow. 'Hopefully before the race! Any last minute words of advice???
Laurelink, you got it winging your way north!
Try to get good sleep if you can. That'll be hard, you'll be pent up no doubt. Don't eat or drink anything new the night before or morning of the race. You never know how your digestive system will respond to it. Don't get wrapped up in the start and start out too fast. You don't want to be burned out after 2 miles.
And finally, relax and have fun! You're going to love it. :-)
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Rock the Parkway 5k 3/27/10 37:40.6
Mother's Day 5k 5/9/10 33:19
Walk/Run for Isaiah 9/18/10 4.4k 37:26
Harvest Moon 10k 10/23/10 1:08.50
Great Santa 5k 12/5/10 33:22
Carlsbad half marathon 1/23/11
"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." ~Albert Einstein
Thanks Coolbikermom! Great advice! You addressed some of my questions! I'm sure I'll be checking in tomorrow!
Thanks (I know really LATE!) Coolbikermom, for the link on ChiRunning on a Treadmill. Unfortunately my TM is VERY old, but still very serviceable. I no longer have the incline option on it, though. I feel really lucky to have room and wherewithal to have a TM at home, but I'm retired now and not in a position to replace it just yet. Anyway -- the body sensing and relaxation aspects of running I am finding I can use a lot even when TM running, even if I can't adjust the incline.
Wow, welcome all of the new folks!!! Geez, you get busy for a couple of weeks and there are a TON of new people and great new posts!! How wonderful!
I got distracted last night, we had storms threatening, and so for the second time I have missed the club Thursday night fun runs :-(. But, I am tracking my TM workouts on the CoolRunning workout tracker, and it's helping me see that I am oh, so gradually, improving.
My "how I started" and "motivations" are long!! Fair warning.
I started again because I saw everyone on the SparkPeople site talking about this C25K and was curious what those letters meant (I'm also a little bit interested in P90X, I think it's called, but, one thing at a time, I say!). So I got started with the podcasts that Robert Ullrey published, while I was still on SparkPeople. I have kind of lost interest in SP since finding that a lot of it is oriented toward *treating* and using "food substitutes" rather than eating whole food and plain old exercise. (That's harsh but I am an old hippie!!)
Anyway, now I have finished the C25K and am in the groove of just working on building my number of runs per week and distance for a base. And trying to get more active with the local club. I have a couple of different options out there for a first 5K and still have not picked one. THIS GROUP helps keep me motivated!! Yeah group!!! Thanks to all of you who have been where I am, or who aren't yet where I am. EVERY SINGLE POST is perfect and fascinating to read.
I may have said in an intro, that I first discovered running in my late twenties. I grew up as a bookworm, not very interested in sports and not very able. I liked yoga and tennis as a teen but HATED track and field days in school. I'm not a very outright competitive person and the atmosphere around running in my school days was definitely tough and competitive. I did not shine at team sports, either. But in college, I began to start to try some new things, to reinvent myself. Some time after graduation, I fell in love for the first time, very hard. We broke up and I took it really hard! He ran recreationally, but we had never run together. I think as a way to kind of imagine we were still close, I took UP running. Weird, eh? Yeah. But anyway, I discovered that I loved to run, there was a great hiker/biker (running!) path in the woods near my house. I didn't really ever track my speed or distance, I just ran for the love of it! Go figure!
Then, life got busier and busier. I flirted with Tai Chi, more Yoga, Pilates, strength training, fitness walking, hmmm, probably some other stuff too. I had tried to start running again recently, but couldn't find the drive to run for more than a couple of minutes on the TM, until I found the training program and a community of folks about my age who are doing this.
This morning, temps were just a tad lower, and I used my .mp3 player and I did start to feel like it's ALL mental -- like I easily could just run forever, not necessarily fast or anything, but I'm not about to collapse and it feels comfortable (when I remember to relax my ankles TOO!), to run. It felt really good, and I think that means, I'm back!
Running relieves a lot of stress for me, too. I am by nature a nervous person who everyone thinks of as laid back! It's physical exercise that keeps the stress hormones in check for me, and I probably mull through issues as I run, without really realizing it. Anyway, I notice I'm calmer and less flapable if I'm running regularly. That is a powerful motivator, for me.
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Fell off of the regular running routine, experienced the DC Derecho Disaster, and now aiming to get back on track!
Jug Bay Run for Wildlife 5K 11/3/12
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This product does not match it's online description. For starters it does not have a Marvell Aspen 1Ghz processor, it has a Marvell Mohawk running at 788Mhz. The product description mentions an android operating system, but fails to mention it is a very outdated v1.6, the current version is v2.3. Newer applications need v2.1 or higher to run. The description does not mention that the unit has only 500Mb of internal memory, it does however have a 2Gb memory card in the MICRO SD slot. The RAM is as advertised and the Kaser tablet runs fairly fast on the memory it has. The Kaser has plenty of software preloaded, but is very limited in what it can run from CURRENT applications. It does a fine job of surfing the net and supporting ebooks along with the other popular applications listed in the description. Overall, the Kaser Net's Go is not what it claims to be and the operating system is too old to be able to enjoy today's great applications.
I read all the reviews, then read all the info on this product to my 17 year old son (this is for him). We went over lots of products and settled on this one for him. He's had it a month and loves it as a travel tablet, he has a laptop at home but wanted something that he could take everywhere! Boys are ruff on stuff and it still is working after a month so for the price you can't beat it! I ordered the Pandigital for me and already had to send it back, even though I liked it cuz it stopped turning on. He can play games, facebook, email, read not that he does but he can! My only advice for any of these tablets that have less space and that are slower is becarfull on how much and what you download to it!! They will freeze and may NOT turn on again! I hope this helps and good luck!!
This product is not a small computer which is what I believe a lot of buyers expected - It is the perfect product for e-read books and e-mail, face book and general net look up. The cost is small and the product once you get used to it and discover its uses it is quite good and easy to use. The battery life is not as long as kindle which has a long term battery but I can get on the internet easy with Kaser and not with Kindle. I can read my books from Kindle on both and I get another 2 apps for e-books with Kaser. After my purchase of Kaser I did buy Kindle both have their good points and some not so good.
Both will be going on my vacation with me. As Kaser is a android I tried to put apps from the Market but as there is no phone attached it wouldn't allow it. There may be a work around but I have not found it yet. This product does about what it says it does and for the cost it is worth the money. Don't expect more than the product can deliver and you won't be disappointed
If you are looking for a cheap little tablet to read books and get emails this is great. The processor is good and it comes with an extra 4 GB card included. The size is also great and much easier to use to read than the larger tablets. BUT it is only 1.6 Android and the wireless is very weak - I could get a signal with my BB but not on the Nets Go. Also the App Mark is not the Android App Market but one specifically for the Nets Go. It also comes loaded with a lot of great apps so you can plug and go. For $178 it is a great buy, but I need something that is more updated.
I bought this hoping that the OS would end up being at least 2.0. I was VERY disappointed. It wasn't until after I received this that I found out the OS was 1.6. Very out-dated for the $$. Should cost more like $100 max. The only good thing I have to say is that it seemed quick in changing through screens. The wifi range isn't very good, but works. I returned it. FYI-- If you are hoping for a deep purple (as shown), it's not.
I hate giving bad reviews, but I feel that I have to in this case. I tried for several hours to get this product to work correctly. Apps would not download, I tried repeatedly to download apps, tried to download games, after clicking on game menu button, the games would never upload. I would be directed back to the home menu. I had to fight through repeated tries to register, finally managed to register after an hour. As it only gets wifi, not 3G, all of this was done while sitting in McDonalds on two different nights. After working with it, none of the apps ever worked, would not link to my computer to put music on it, and I gave up and returned it. I originally purchased this item for my 18 year old daughter who is special needs, but if I can't get it to work, I know she can't operate it.
I tried 2 of these units, I thought the first was defective. The battery life was very short, appx. 30 minutes. The second unit lasted a bit longer but still not enough for mobile applications. If you are near a plug its great, On the move, forget it. Not a very good mobile unit....Sorry
Purchased it and was so excited. Received it and it was absolutely horrible. It wouldn't let me register it and it had a bubble in the screen, it say's it came with a pen...it didn't. Slow and just didn't work correctly. I took it back the next day for my money back.
Very disappointed with the overall product itself. Support from Kaser, (the manufacturer), is non existent. I submitted 2 support requests to kaser and have never had a reply from them.
It does not do all the things it says to do for a student. I am an online student that thought I would beable to access my account but I was never able to.
Main reason I bought it was to check e-mail and brouse internet while not at home. Wouldn't do it at home or away.
touch screen tends to stick. bought 2 of these, one for myself and one for my husband. both of us have had problems with it. also, adobe flash software has been upgraded and the tablets can't take the newer software, so you can't watch videos on it. alright for games, but also tends to lag. also, the battery doesn't stay charged as long as the product review claims.
We bought this and returned it within one week. Needed to be right next to wireless connection. Slow to downoad, unable to upgrade. Spend a little bit more. What you pay is what you get!
The Kaser NetsGo Tablet, has not proven to be a good product to me. I'm planning on returning it. So totally not what it says. Useless junk!!!!!!!
Got this for my daughter's 10 birthday and it kept messing up the same day she got it. Returned to Walmart. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.
After only two days it did not work right and I never could get it to communicate with my computer. Not worth the money. I returned it.


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Hi Folks,
i am currently working on WP User Front end plugin, the plugin is good. but it is limited. it is used only for posting, i have a custom type on the back-end called event. the plugin has a calendar, when user add new event it will be on his back-end. but i wanted to show it on a front-end like the functionalities of "WP User Front end".
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Track & field: Jennifer Simmons 400m hurdles
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Cricket: Juniors
Cycling: Danny Ackerman, Clifford Baker, Michael Bibring, Neil Lerner and Maish Weinstein (Men's time trial)
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GB's junior squash champ Jemma Ockwell has won two silver medals in the Maccabiah junior squash tournament.
The current GB U17 number 5 reached the final of the main junior event and the final of the team event, where she joined forces with the Israeli girls as she was the only female GB squash competitor.
Today is the day of reckoning for two of Team GB's finest squads at the 18th Maccabiah Games.
The open football boys take on Argentina in the final at Maccabi Haifa's Kiryat Eliezer Stadium at 6pm local time.
Jonathan Kestenbaum's men have improved as the tournament has gone on. They drew 1-1 with Argentina in the first match of the round robin. Top-scorer Paul Hakim opened the scoring before the South Americans levelled 20 minutes from time.
Maccabiah Games – Day 9
Over 45 Masters Football Final
Israel 1 GB 2
Goals from Laurence Swerner and Adam Lee helped Team GB win their first football Maccabiah gold medal in 40 years after they beat hosts Israel at the Curly Krieger Stadium in Naw Sha'anan, Haifa on Tuesday evening.
Swerner's early goal came from a throw in on the right with the London Maccabi Lions side-footing home from six yards.
GB were looking good with Paul Wise and David Kyte seeing long range strikes well saved by the Israel keeper.
Israel vs GB 1-0
A close-range volley from Laurence Swerner gave Team GB a shock lead at the Curly Krieger Stadium in Naw Sha'anan, Haifa on Tuesday evening.
The goal came from a throw in on the right with the London Maccabi Lions side-footing home from six yards.
GB stopper Gary Grant made one top-class block with his legs from a point blank shot. Minutes later he made another good save at his near post.
GB Junior netballers have taken the silver medal. They were defeated by Australia in the final.
GB ladies were defeated 3-1 by Canada in their battle for a bronze medal but team top scorer Chelsea Berlin scored a consolation goal from 40 yards.
It was a disappointing day for Team GB ten pin bowling, who are now out of the race for a medal.
The day of reckoning approaches, at 5.00pm GMT on July 22.
After a shaky start Team GB have pulled out all the stops to earn a place in the battle for a Maccabiah gold medal.
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Sam Cohen lost
Marc Baghadi won
Marc Baghadi and Amber Silverston lost (QF)
James Gibbor lost
Junior Tennis:
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Youth Boys Football 3 v 0 Canada 5-8 Playoffs
Ten Pin Bowling - Trios and Team:
Team event finished last
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Junior Boys Basketball 23 v 70 Italy 9-12 playoff
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Open football Semi-final : Israel 0 GB 1
A first-half header from captain Sam Sloma put Team Great Britain into the final of the Open Football competition after they claimed a deserved victory over holders Israel in Nawe Sha'anan on Monday afternoon.
Playing in temperatures touching 35 degrees, Sloma met Paul Hakim's pinpoint cross with a stooping diving header that nestled into the bottom corner.
Sloma said: "I haven't scored a header since 2000 so it was nice to show people I can use my head as some have doubted my heading ability.
GB juniors took silver after they were beaten by 6 wickets by South Africa in the final at Hadar Yosef.
They got off to a disastrous start with opener Scott Gerard caught at point off the first ball.
Things did not get better as they edged to 53-5. They were eventually dismissed for 111.
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I am making some kind of volonteering management system for the local television network and I want the volunteers to assign to different jobs.
For example, on Monday there is a big sportsevent and I want volunteers to make an newsitem. I need 3 different people:
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I use Advanced Custom Fields to add the radiobuttons to the eventpost. When a volunteer is signed in he can check one of the radiobuttons if he wants to assign to one of the jobs.
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So I've been experiencing an issue on a few site where the pages that were being excluded from the navigation all of a sudden become visible. Today it happened for the second time in as many weeks, and I'm not quite sure why this is.
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Nevermind that, I just forgot to set the remoteFilter property to true.
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I am trying to implement some simple Tweeter search using the already provided TwitterProxy (demos/twitter).
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Styles were not a migration problem, but all the breaking changes were a real pain in the butt. Anyway, this is natural with a major release of (almost) any frameworks. This should be generally...
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Yes, I second that. This is a major change from Google and should be probably followed by some public update for GXT. Public, not private - this is not a fix, this is a must!
PS: I have tried...
1 Oct 2009 2:44 AM
@Arno: Have you read my last post? :)
I think it is quite self-explaining: I've moved the creation of the GroupingView from the onRender() method to the constructor. I cannot give code-snippets...
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Ok, the problem is solved. However, this is a little bit confusing: the reason for that exception (and for the inability to load the templates) is that the GroupingView was created and assigned to...
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No, I even compiled the application in "Spam" mode, still no result or warning.
30 Sep 2009 5:11 AM
Hello Arno and thanks for your answers.
The template files that are needed are contained within gxt.jar (GridTemplates#body.html, etc - one for each method of the GridTemplates pseudo-interface) -...
30 Sep 2009 12:33 AM
Hello guys.
I have a problem with a grouping grid and I do not know how to fix it. I am creating a grid which has a grouping view associated. The problem is that I receive the following NPE:
7 Feb 2009 11:15 PM
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Yeah, I would also want to buy it, but waiting for this clarification.
29 Jan 2009 4:49 AM
Yes, it works if both are on the same port. Can this be set in IE (which is the browser used for GWT)?
Thanks a lot,
29 Jan 2009 4:26 AM
Ok, I almost figured this out. It's more delicate then I thought.
Looking through com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.impl.FormPanelImpl, I found the method
public native String getContents(Element...
29 Jan 2009 3:50 AM
It is also visible in the associated iframe:
<iframe style="border: 0pt none ; position: absolute; width: 0pt; height: 0pt;" name="gxt.formpanel-1" src="javascript:''"><html>
29 Jan 2009 3:30 AM
I have the same problem.
Client side code:
final FormPanel panel = new FormPanel();
panel.addListener(Events.Submit, new Listener<FormEvent>() {
public void...
14 Nov 2008 6:08 AM
Darrell, any thoughts on this one?
13 Nov 2008 7:38 AM
Moving right along from UFOs...
Maybe I misunderstood this, but: the grid in GXT is not as flexible as it should. I will give a short example (I hope I am wrong): you want to create a simple...
11 Nov 2008 1:49 AM
Thanks for the answer, @gslender.
I managed to pull it off. In my case the problem is a little more delicate because of using dynamic data (not data contained in a prepopulated data structure -...
10 Nov 2008 7:29 AM
Hello, guys.
I recently started to work on an web application. Many parts of this application rely on a complex grid which I managed to develop from the existing one. The problem that I recently...
21 Oct 2008 7:26 AM
The problem is that the JSON file is not correct. Try replacing
mt.recordName = "file";
mt.recordName = "id";
18 Oct 2008 2:28 AM
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Thanks, @darrellmeyer. Works like a charm.
Best regards,
18 Oct 2008 2:27 AM
I will give a possible simple answer for this:
- extend HttpProxy class
- overwrite generateUrl() method to contain anything you want.
Best regards,
18 Oct 2008 1:57 AM
@jpnet: What @dragonfax meens to say is that you cannot append extra parameters dynamically to the URL. For instance, you do a:
RequestBuilder builder = new RequestBuilder(RequestBuilder.GET,...
10 Oct 2008 3:41 AM
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Hello to all.
I am trying to create a Grid which supports paging and loading data via XML. The code snippet looks like this:
// loader
// use a http proxy to get the data
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