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I write iMessages in different languages, depending on who the message goes to. Text input is very difficult if auto-completion/correction is using the wrong dictionary. Is there a way to assign a language for my contacts, so that iMessage will pick that up? Or if not, is there at least a quick way (without leaving the app) to switch languages manually?
I don't think automatic switching is available at the moment but a quick way to switch manually without leaving the app is to enable multiple keyboards. You can do this is Settings -> General -> Keyboards. Your keyboards will now have a globe button next to the 123 button to enable fast switching by tapping the globe and you can hold it down and select the desired language :) Having the keyboard in a different should change the dictionary and autocorrect features automatically.
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Yes, serve the whole term. Don't let the people forget what kind of jerk-off (hee hee) he is.
If Vitter gets to stick around, then so should Craig.
great quotation!
but he can't be trusted to go to the bathroom with others, either.
They are playing recording of Craig's arrest interrogation right now on CNN... ugh, it's painfiul.
Of course Frank would think that Craig should serve out his term. As a good Democrat, Frank want's Craig's bloated Republican corpse festering in DC and Idaho right up to the 2008 election.
Frank's support is about as helpful as Castro's
Barney Frank is just taking the principled stance that being gay does not by itself warrant a resignation from office.
I would expect any gay-friendly person to take the same stance.
I admire Senator Frank. He is both a principled man and a very funny man. He is definitely near the top of my 'politicians I would want to have a drink with' list.
@7 Being gay doesn't warrant resignation. Being involved in a sex scandal doesn't warrant resignation. Being a huge fucking hypocrite about both and then getting caught does.
He'll just need a hall pass to use the Senate Toilets I guess. AND if he is cruising the Union Station bathrooms, well more power to him. The stench in there makes the toilet in Traispotting look absolutely endearing.
That was Trainspotting. I'm having my post lunch coma.
could someone explain the logistics of putting your hand under the stall divider? doesn't seem like the best angle for a handjob.
Barney Frank is a great guy, and I don't really give a shit if he is gay or not. He says what he thinks, is much more intelligent than the usual Congressidiot, and is always entertaining. So, I take him at his word. But this Potato-state asshole should burn in the special corner of Hell reserved for public demagogues and hypocrites. @5 makes an excellent point.
God, I love Barney Frank. Articulate, Jewish, gay, liberal -- kind a reminds me of Eli (but not as cute).
More and more column inches about the potty putz pulling scandal of 2007. The goi will never grasp the power of sitra ahra as long as we keep churning this nonsense about the Minneapolis Airport restroom. We don't want the goi wonder if everyone might have a sitra ahra even conservative Senators. Sitra ahra drives each of us into seemingly hypocritical actions.
Sex scandals have worked for centuries, millenia really to confuse the goi. As long as there are Senators and beautiful men in the world there'll always be a scandal for the front page of the paper.
Tikkum Olam today requires distracting the goi from the war and nothing works better than a potty putz pulling Senatorial sex scandal.
Nice. So NOW someone comes up with the brilliant idea that one's sex life isn't absolutely and irrationally linked to how well they perform their job? Wasn't it just a few years that the President almost got impeached over a blow job?
Nevertheless, this hypocritical behavior by our politicians only underlines the double standard regarding sex in our society.
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That ones not so bad, very easy to ignore.ReplyDelete
The worst government propaganda at the moment is on every ad break on tv. Its a smokefree one... "I wish for a world without gravity, I wish it rained gold... and we lived in a smokefree world..." Its really awful and looks like it was expensive to make - and to play every ad break.
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Campus Food:
I only ate in the dining halls for the first semester, as I moved into my sorority house for the second semester. UIUC has loads of dining halls, one that even caters to vegetarians. However, in my experience much of the food was unhealthy and didn't look very appealing. However, there was always a salad bar in each of the dining halls, the options ranging from each dining hall. Meal plans were a bit of a hassle. You could either choose between having too many credits or too few credits. I worked in the dining halls first semester so I got free meals so it wasn't a huge deal for me but my friends often complained about their meal plans.
Because it is a very large school, receiving the financial aid you want can be a hassle so my family does not push on it. We are a middle class family and accept the aid we receive since we know that we probably would not get any additional aid unless my family had special circumstances.
The attendance policy varies from class to class but most of them have been average for me. Alcohol use in dorms are documented by the RA and a certain number of violations will land you in trouble. Drug use is taken very seriously at UIUC as well as the honor code. I know several students who have gotten into trouble for drug use and cheating. Cops also raid bars on a very frequent basis.
Local Area:
The cost of living is somewhat expensive, albeit cheaper than the dorms. The cheapest ones are off-campus and are a 20 minute walk to the quad from what I have been hearing. There is a nearby community college, Parkland, but I have not met anyone from there yet. Transportation is amazing, buses will take you all over campus and there is an app that tells you the arrival times of buses at certain stops.
There is a club sport for everyone out there. Many perform well during tournaments and games and many recognize club sports as a great way to stay in shape and meet new people. Unlike other schools, many do not recognize our football team as a huge integral part of the UIUC athletics. Many more people would be seen going to a UIUC basketball game. However, UIUC has much school spirit, students are often wearing uiuc apparel during school days.
Greek Life:
UIUC's greek life is one of the biggest in the nation. Greek students are extremely proud of their chapters and you will often see students wearing their letters. Greek life often dominates the social atmosphere of the campus. You will often be asked "Are you in a house?" if you meet someone at a bar. From my personal experience, non-greeks have a stereotype about greek students. Many find that they cannot get into parties and become bored of the bars, especially if they are male.
Health & Safety:
UIUC offers services such as SafeWalks and SafeRides, which I have used on numerous occasions and have been thankful for. However, many attempted robbers/robberies and sexual assaults still do occur. It is very frowned upon to walk home at night alone, especially since there are actual high chances of something bad occurring, which speaks volumes to UIUC's safety.
Party Scene:
The nightlife at UIUC is the best! There are plenty of parties going on during the weekends and bars are always an option, even during the school week. However, many parties are thrown by fraternities so those not in greek life might have a difficult time getting into them.
The school is very diverse. I've met people from different countries and people of different religions.
Campus Quality:
There is always something to do on campus. U of I is really great at accommodating everyone. Our athletic facilities are clean and big, catering to everyone's needs. There are over 30 libraries on campus as well as multiple bars.
Campus Quality:
Campus facilities are amazing. Everything is kept clean and although some buildings are old, many renovations are being done to make them better. The main quad is beautiful and the heart of campus.
Overall Experience:
I love my university. Classes are great and there is always help available if you need it. Lectures are a little big sometimes. Professors are top notch.
Overall Experience:
Students have great job prospects for the future with a degree from U of I. There are huge career fairs every year and students almost always have a job quickly after graduating.
Party Scene:
The social party scene is top notch and everyone always has a great time. Students are also responsible and know when enough is enough. The bars are always a great place to be to be social and most events occur there.
Guys & Girls:
Campus is full of budding relationships so the guys and girls at my school are great. Students are all relatively good looking and share lots of common interests. Everyone is very social
Greek Life:
Greek life at my school is awesome. It is very social and many greek students can be seen out and about at any given time. The houses are huge and for the most part kept up pretty nicely. Greeks and non greeks don't interact as much but the relationship there isnt bad.
Local Area:
The life off of campus is culturally vibrant. Downtown there are many places with live music and art theaters. Its fun to venture out there every once in a while
Our school athletics are pretty subpar compared to other big ten schools. We are not super competitive so I think that plays a role. Our students do however have a large amount of school spirit anyways and game days are always full of orange and blue.
The diversity on my campus is great because we have a large number of international students. That provides for many different points of view on topics and helps us to learn to be more accepting.
The sports programs on campus are nationally renowned and often compete at a high level within collegiate organization. We often cheer on many of the sports team and are well supported by the alumni network as it brings together many generations of Illini for similar causes. The intramural program at UIUC is less than spectacular in organization but is well participated by students from all backgrounds. The programs could be developed to accommodate a longer season without inconveniencing those who do not participate. The capacity for these activities as well as the locations are more than suitable and have been well provided by the university.
Off-Campus Dining:
The off-campus experience is individual to each student as there are different means to exploring these areas. One must do a bit of exploration to find the many gems that surround campus but are limited to on campus without regular transportation means. The variety is quite significant as a reflection of the student body but is not centrally located and must be sought out to be discovered and relished.
Campus Quality:
The school is quite large and accommodates studies of all origins, interests, and studies. The campus encourages acceptance of all cultures and interdisciplinary as well as cross cultural exchange to promote a unified and diverse community.
Campus Food:
There is a large variety of dining options on campus between dining halls, restaurants available on campus, as well as the option to purchase unfinished foods from food vendors for home cooking. You can certainly find any type of cuisine on a campus as large as the Urbana-Champaign grounds and will be as pleased as I have been with the available options.
Off-Campus Housing:
Will be living in an apartment next year. Excited to have more space and private bathroom.
Greek Life:
Never wanted to do greek life so I don't have a big opinion of it. Lots of partying.
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One might expect some tentative and even negative opinions about any school, but this is truly not the case here at U of I. Students are proud of U of I's history, proud of is academic accomplishments, proud of the social opportunities it offers, and, most of all, they are proud to be alumni. For so many students to view their choice to come here as an unequivocally good one is a fantastic testament to the University's strength.
Of course students here have plenty to complain about—the weather, the parking, the Greek social scene, the rural location. But all things considered, the positive points of the U of I experience tipped the scale—the University's academic excellency, the safety, the social atmosphere, the athletic tradition, the city's excellent transportation system. Some students admitted that they had a hard time adjusting, that they occasionally wished they had made another decision—but in the end, they were all happy to be here. The most encouraging fact was that so many people mentioned that they were leaving as better people, more knowledgeable, eclectic, and better equipped to navigate through life. University of Illinois students do not just leave with a piece of paper in their hands, they leave with a wealth of experience that is not easily rivaled—and, for in-staters, without enormous debt burdens to face when they graduate.
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Let's stop all the heavy breathing.
While Republican vultures hover shamelessly over the hospital where Sen. Tim Johnson, the South Dakota Democrat remains in critical condition following emergency brain surgery, progressives are in a lather worrying that if Johnson doesn't recover, or if he dies, South Dakota's Republican governor would appoint a Republican to finish out his term, handing control of the U.S. Senate back to the just ousted Republican Party.
There were fears of the same possible outcome back in early November, when pseudo-Democrat Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT), defeated in an August primary for his party's nomination, succeeded in winning re-election running as an independent. It was feared--and to some extent is still feared--that Lieberman could jump over to the GOP in January, handing Republicans control of the Senate. Lieberman has played this fear like a virtuoso violinist, wresting a promise that he will chair the Homeland Security Committee in the 110th Congress if he stays in the party fold.
Progressives should take a deep breath and relax, though. The truth is, all this angst is really just about Democratic Senators looking to maintain their own newfound power and their own marketability to the big donors who they hope will fill their campaign coffers. If they lose control of the Senate, and don't get to chair all those committees and subcommittees, they don't get the big bucks.
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But from a policy standpoint, it matters little whether Republicans or Democrats control the Senate--at least these days. In fact, not to wish ill to Sen. Johnson, but we might be better off if the Democrats ended up back in the role of opposition.
With a majority of one, and a Republican president, the Senate cannot hope to pass any kind of significant legislation. If Senate Democrats somehow managed to pass something like a minimum wage bill on their own, it would just get vetoed by the president. Of course, they could try to win over enough liberal Republicans to pass veto-proof legislation, but then, they could do that whether they were in the majority or the minority.
A Democratic-run Senate could do investigations of course, but given the infamous timidity of the party's Senate leadership, it seems unlikely that they will do anything substantial in that regard anyhow. And besides, the House, where the Democratic majority is more solid, can handle the investigation business better.
In control of the Senate, Democrats will simply open themselves to charges, in the 2008 campaign, of being obstructionist and negative, because they won't be able to accomplish anything of substance. In opposition, they would be in a powerful position, with 50 votes, to block any bad Republican legislation or bad nominations to judgeships or government offices, but because they would be in the position of opposition party, no one would blame them for being obstructionist--opposition and obstruction would be their official role.
More important, in the role of opposition party, Democratic Senators would be freer to be themselves. There would be far less pressure from corporate interests to temper their views and to move to the center or to the right than they are getting now as the ruling party.
The point is, it's one thing to have a majority of one in the legislature when your president is of the same party, but it's another when you have a one-vote majority and the president is from the other party. In the latter case, the opposition party, despite being in control, is incapable of accomplishing anything over the president's opposition, and thus the pressure to compromise becomes almost irresistible. And Democrats, with little in the way of ideological grounding, have long been all too ready to compromise away important issues and principles and to play footsie with the president. Just look at them signing on to a continued war in Iraq, with even more troops. Look at them refusing to defend habeas corpus and to oppose torture. Look at them calling for even bigger defense budgets. Look at them signing on to the NSA's warrantless spying operation. (Incidentally, Sen. Johnson himself has been quite the backer of Republican positions, voting for the Republican budget in 1998, supporting a flag-desecration amendment to the Constitution, voting in support of eased restrictions on cell phone tapping, voting in favor of tightening consumer bankruptcy laws, and voting to expand the death penalty and to limit habeas rights of death penalty prisoners. Johnson has been one of Bush's most ardent backers of the Iraq war among Democrats, and has been a big recipient of funds from Parsons Corp., one of the biggest corporate war profiteers in Iraq after Halliburton. )
We're not going to see Democratic Senators taking principled stands on progressive issues until they know that they are stuck in the role of opposition party.
So let's wish Sen. Johnson a speedy recovery, but progressives needn't fret if he has to step down.
We might be better off that way.
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You forgot to mention that whoever controls either the executive OR the legislative branch is going to take heat for the financial collapse that's whistling down upon us and our spendthrift government. Democrats will blame the spendthrift president. The spendthrift president will blame Democratic obstruction. Both sides will claim we can achieve prosperity again by locking more people in jail and increasing the defense budget. The future doesn't look pretty but it does look morbidly interesting and promises to make great fodder for late-night comedy shows.


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Goals? This is a bit of a ramble, but right now I have no concrete goals and perhaps after I finish my testing week I'll decide where to go from here. The only thing I need to keep in mind is my 2-mile run which is needed for the Army Reserve thing. That is the only thing I'd like to train up and maintain. I had thought about doing the big 21 program but I don't think my snatch form is good enough and I'm also cautious about irking my shoulder with all the clean and press. I'm debating the idea of throwing out my numbers and letting everyone take a crack at my next 6 weeks like what Steve did.
I would like to be able to bring these up and be able to maintain it.
-Running 2 mile in less than 15 minutes preferably 14, I'm not even sure what my time is right now, I need to test this later this week.
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-Snatch? Huge drawback of working out at the AF base they are very O-lift unfriendly and I've been almost kicked out just fooling around with these.
-deadlift - I'd like to be able to deadlift without feeling like I'm incapacitated for days on end after, maybe I'm just a pussy but I'm tending to think it's not normal for a lower back to feel like this.
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I am looking for sites that do a good job of reviewing / documenting current LTE data coverage in the US. Where do the carriers have coverage maps and plans for build out documented? Also, are there any independent sources that measure actual performance and coverage so that we can educate ourselves about the options available for data on the new iPad?
Not much in the way of a major community database of real-world speeds, sadly. Here are some other resources:
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Know that wisdom is thus for your soul;
If you find it, then there will be a future,
And your hope will not be cut off.
We have no words for speaking of wisdom to the stupid.
He who understands the wise is wise already.
Nine-tenths of wisdom consists in being wise in time.
The wise man is also the just, the pious, the upright,
the man who walks in the way of truth.
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Sally looked wistfully at the other women in the room. She had come to the Christmas party at church reluctantly, hoping to find some peace and joy for her soul. But in the midst of her friends' amiable banter, all she could hear were the words of her husband, Don. They were words that had cut her to the quick: "You are so dull and stupid. I don't know why I ever married you."
Don was on one of his tears. Just last month he seemed to be doing better, trying harder and treating his wife better, but then things began to tense up. There had been a minor disagreement over a Christmas present, and from that point on, Don had seemed to become angrier and angrier. The man who just a few days before had vowed his love for her now was cursing her and raging at her. This man she loved but feared was almost destroying her.
It was so hard to put it all together. Her pensive look would have given her away if anyone had looked at her closely. Although she was among women who loved her and wanted to include her, she was on an island in her mind, trying to figure out why she felt so crazy.
Maybe you are like Sally. You understand what it means to be caught in the undertow of a relationship that seems to pull you down. Each time there is a lull in the tension, you tell yourself, This time, everything is going to be all right. Yet in a few hours or a few days, you are thrust into confusion again. Often you are blamed for whatever negative circumstances occur, and yet for the life of you you can't figure out why.
Sarah is a woman who was forced to look reality square in the face. "My mother can be so much fun and a real friend in tough situations, if she wants to be. She is generous with my kids, and we look forward to her monthly visits."
Sarah tried to love her mother, Mary, but Mary had another side to her that baffled Sarah and everyone else. "I guess you could say she has a major blind spot," Sarah explained. "Everything will be going along fine, and then something happens to upset Mother. We never know what it will be; we just find out that she's upset. Her anger flares, and she has what my dad always called 'one of her three-day mad spells.'
"She's had these so many times throughout my life that I have felt there was no hope. I've figured that's just the way she is and I just have to live with her spells that throw us all off balance. What bothers me now, however, is that I've seen her do the same thing to my children. She tells them, 'If you don't want to come stay with Granny, it's okay,' but then she punishes them for not coming. She withdraws, and no one hears from her until she eventually calls. Then everything is fine again— for a while."
Sarah's eyes filled with tears as she recalled a particularly painful incident with her mother. "My daughter had a very rare form of cancer three years ago, when she was eight. Since my mother lives only an hour from us, she volunteered to stay at the house with my son while my husband and I were at the hospital. The afternoon after Mother arrived, she called the hospital room, demanding to know where I 'hid' the mop. She wanted to clean my 'filthy' kitchen floor. Since we were talking to the oncologist about the treatment plan for my daughter, I told Mother I would have to call her back. She insisted that I tell her right then where I put the mop! Sensing by my end of the conversation that she was pushing me, my husband took the phone and said, 'Mary, we will call you back later. The doctor is here, and we can't talk.' Then he just hung up the phone.
"When we got home that evening, Mother wasn't speaking. She never asked about her granddaughter but only made an announcement: 'I am leaving.' I was too exhausted from the whole ordeal with my daughter to argue with her, so I just went to the bedroom and closed the door. I heard Mother say one last loud sentence to my husband before the front door slammed. 'Obviously,' she said, 'my presence isn't needed.' I didn't have the energy to stop her, and honestly, I didn't want to try. We had been through episodes like this before. I always found a way to smooth things over, to pack it all away and never mention it again until finally things would return to normal…if you can call that kind of relationship normal.
"About three days later, Mother called and asked about my little girl as if she hadn't even been at our house. I was angry with her, but as usual, I told her what she wanted to hear, and I never brought up the incident again. There have been other incidents since then, and they're really starting to wear me out. My dad tried to reason with her for years about her 'mad spells,' but he might as well have been talking to the wall. She refuses to even admit she has them much less be willing to change. She thinks she is just fine, and if people have a problem with her, well, it's just too bad. They are wrong, and if she's really mad, she calls them 'stupid'!
"I love my mother, and I want to be a good daughter. I don't want to be mean or act unchristian, but I just can't stand to walk on eggshells anymore. And I don't want my children to have to either. Something's got to change…but I'm afraid it will never be Mother."
Sarah is describing the kind of complex, crazy-making relationship many of us experience sometime in our lives. Her mother, as generous and fun as she can sometimes be, has more than a blind spot. She has a dangerous character flaw that ensures that anyone who gets close to her will eventually be ensnared by her manipulation. Mary exhibits the behavior of one whom the Bible identifies as a fool. The reality is, relating to her will always involve emotional chaos.


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So I have to admit I kind of feel dumb on the news saying:
Turn on your fan and if your outside sit in the shade!
I think we all know--
Wear light clothing
Drink water---that's a tough one!
Stay in the shade
Dont exercise during peak hours
So on..........and so fourth..........
Do news outlets nationwide need to keep saying these simple tips? Really?
Then again there were several people treated this weekend for heat stroke..........where should the line be drawn and what in the world are you doing these days to stay cool?
Happy HOT Monday everyone!


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All you heard after this year's Rose Bowl was Vince Young this, Vince Young that. Jay Cutler was the talk of the Senior Bowl and the scouting combine. Now, nearly a week into free agency and six weeks before the draft, the hottest quarterback prospect isn't from college but rather is 24-year-old Atlanta backup Matt Schaub.
Word around the campfire is the Dolphins offered the Falcons a second-round pick and then some (pick or player) for Michael Vick's understudy before they swung a deal with the Vikings for Daunte Culpepper. The Falcons want Jets franchised defensive end John Abraham, but New York's desire for Schaub in exchange is holding up that deal. The Cowboys, Ravens, Titans and Vikings -- all in the market for a young quarterback -- have contacted the Falcons about Schaub and been rebuffed.
It's going to take a lot to pry Schaub -- a third-round pick out of Virginia in 2004 (the fifth quarterback selected) -- from the Falcons, and it's easy to understand why. With injuries and inept performances common, a quality backup quarterback is not a luxury but a necessity. The way Vick plays, he inevitably gets hurt. Schaub stepped in for Vick in Week 5 last year and made a nice résumé tape for himself, shredding the Patriots' defense for 298 yards and three touchdowns in a three-point loss -- this, one week after he impersonated Vick in the second half of a blowout win over the Vikings, running for 56 yards on four carries. Not coincidentally, new Jets coach Eric Mangini was New England's defensive coordinator last year and Vikings owner Zygi Wilf had a front-row (box) seat for Schaub's dynamic relief performance against his defense.
Remember: Three falls ago, Falcons owner Arthur Blank had to watch Doug Johnson quarterback his team when Vick missed most of the 2003 season with a broken leg. For the Falcons to make a deal involving Schaub -- and the impression I got Wednesday from speaking with one high-ranking team official was that he was not "untouchable" -- they have to be able to replace him with someone they feel they can win with when and if Vick goes down for a game or two.
Problem is, not many teams (how about Tennessee with Billy Volek?) can offer the combination of a starting-caliber backup and high pick(s) it takes to get Schaub. So then, it's up to the aforementioned QB-needy teams to make Atlanta a Godfather offer.
If I'm the Jets or Titans, I do darn near whatever it takes to get this kid. It says a lot, doesn't it, that both those clubs -- teams picking third (Titans) and fourth -- are exploring alternatives to drafting a quarterback early. As much as there is to like about Cutler, Young and Matt Leinart, there's no question each has holes in his game. Can Cutler correct the bad habits he developed playing with poor talent at Vanderbilt? (Oh, and FYI: From what I understand, Cutler didn't exactly blow the Jets away during his combine interview.) Can Young cut it as a passer at this level? And how's Leinart going to respond to a pass-rush?
We've seen what a crapshoot picking quarterbacks can be. Crap out early and it can cost you $20 million.
So if I'm going to role the dice, I do it on a guy who's cheap ($385,000 next year, the last of his contract, after which he becomes a restricted free agent) and whom I don't have to try to project as much. Even though Schaub has started only two games, he is 134 regular-season pass attempts more experienced than any of the top prospects.
The Jets took the unusual step of having players break down their college game film at the combine. They already have NFL film on Schaub. You know what he can do against a Bill Belichick scheme, a Ted Cottrell defense, pro competition. With the draft's big three, as Jim Mora's dad once said, you think you know, but you just don't know. I'm guessing the Jets and Titans have some doubts about the top guys and would prefer not to bet the house on an unknown.
Something else that makes Schaub attractive is that he has had great training. His position coach at Virginia was Bill Musgrave, his head coach Al Groh. In Atlanta, he has been tutored by Greg Knapp, who has worked with Pro Bowlers Steve Young, Jeff Garcia and Vick. When you watch Schaub, you see a big (6 foot 5, 237 pounds), poised and accurate passer. You see perhaps the next Mark Brunell or Marc Bulger or Matt Hasselbeck or Jake Delhomme -- all one-time understudies who have gone on to have success as starters. Schaub is bright and makes good decisions. Cutler, Leinart and Young will need time to adjust to the pro game. Schaub is ready to step in and lead right now. Atlanta took care of a lot of the grooming.
The Falcons would like to hold on to Schaub, and that's smart, but if the right offer comes along that could help them improve at several other positions, they'd be foolish not to consider it. Or maybe they just keep him this year, slap the high (first- and third-round pick compensation) restricted tender on him next year and make the rest of the league wait until he's an unrestricted free agent. But his trade value might never be higher than it is right now -- something for the Falcons to think about.
As for any teams thinking about taking a gamble on a quarterback, they might want to consider passing on investing a top-five pick and a large signing bonus in an unproven player. There are very few sure things when it comes to quarterbacks. Anyway, unless you're the Saints -- who pick second -- you don't know for sure whether you'll get the QB you want.
I still believe the top three guys will be good players, but Schaub just might be the best bet. He's certainly the safest.
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Only up to the 1st quarter here...
1st Quarter
1st Quarter SFO DAL
Dallas Cowboys at 15:00, (1st play from scrimmage 14:55) SFO DAL
1st and 10 at DAL 20 (14:55) T.Romo pass to J.Witten pushed ob at DAL 22 for 2 yards (P.Willis).
base D... Manny gets upfield well but mirrored enough beyond the QB just 1 yd ahead... Sopoaga doubled up well... Franklin gets 1 yd and then stood up by LG... Justin gets a few yds upfield but contained enough by LT... Parys in coverage... easy short throw as Willis trails TE
2nd and 8 at DAL 22 (14:21) M.Barber up the middle to DAL 24 for 2 yards (J.Smith).
base D... Manny and Parys hold outside well... Sopoaga crashes inside well... Franklin falls forward and is neutralized by OC... nice hussle by Justin coming around edge and behind RB
3rd and 6 at DAL 24 (13:39) (Shotgun) T.Romo pass short left to K.Ogletree to DAL 39 for 15 yards (N.Clements).
Nickle... nice burst Parys, but gets easily shoved past QB... Manny gets upfield but gets walled out by his man and the LT that Justin pushed back... odd, and unfortunate... deep sideline pattern, Clements a little too far behind the WR
1st and 10 at DAL 39 (13:03) M.Barber right tackle to DAL 43 for 4 yards (T.Spikes).
base D... Manny cut inside and was driven well out of the rush direction (a clear illegal block in the back)... Sopoaga doubled, loses a yd and gets walled off... Franklin crashed inside, but the guess was nowhere close to the play direction... nice fight thru tackle by TKO
2nd and 6 at DAL 43 (12:28) T.Romo pass incomplete short right to M.Bennett. Pass incomplete at the sideline; Lewis closest defender.
base D... Manny covers TE... Sopoaga gets upfield backing up RT... Franklin gets a 3 yd push on OC... Justin gets very close to QB as ball comes out (3-3.5 seconds)... nice stunt late by Parys, gets to QB just after ball release
3rd and 6 at DAL 43 (12:22) (Shotgun) T.Romo pass deep middle to K.Ogletree to SF 36 for 21 yards (N.Clements). Pass complete on slant.
Nickle D... nice crash in from Haralson as the ILBs stunt blitz to his side... good pocket composure from Romo. Decent trail coverage by Nate... Roman looks like he knows he screwed up somehow. Yep, replay shows Roman out of position inside.
1st and 10 at SF 36 (11:39) T.Romo pass incomplete deep left to P.Crayton [J.Smith]. Pass out of bounds at the SF 5; Bly closest defender; Romo forced from the pocket.
base D... Manny in coverage... Haralson, nothing impressive on rush... OL shut down our DL rush completely... TKO misses Romo on nice middle blitz (Romo has deceptively good pocket skills)... Justin comes free to get in Romo's face, but after the throw
2nd and 10 at SF 36 (11:32) (Shotgun) T.Romo pass incomplete short right to K.Ogletree. Pass incomplete out pattern at the SF 22; Clements closest defender.
base D... Manny shows nice burst but can't overpower or get by RT... Sopoaga and Franklin get smushed in together, Franklin ends up on his face quickly... Justin gets doubled out... poor throw
3rd and 10 at SF 36 (11:27) (Shotgun) T.Romo pass short middle to J.Witten to SF 31 for 5 yards (D.Bly). Pass complete on slant.
Nickle D... good burst rush from Parys, but is a little wide of QB, and can't circle back in time... nothing much from Manny... RayMac (at LDT) gets a 2 yd push, but is stoned... Justin (at RDT) and Manny get brief doubles from left side... bullet pass + tight coverage from Bly
4th and 5 at SF 31 (10:45) (Field Goal formation) N.Folk 49 yard field goal is GOOD, NULLIFIED by Penalty, Center-L.Ladouceur, Holder-M.McBriar. 0 0
PENALTY on DAL-C.Procter, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at SF 31 - No Play.
4th and 15 at SF 41 (10:40) (Punt formation) M.McBriar punts 41 yards to end zone, Center-L.Ladouceur, Touchback.
San Francisco 49ers at 10:31 SFO DAL
1st and 10 at SF 20 (10:31) S.Hill pass short right to F.Gore pushed ob at SF 28 for 8 yards (A.Spencer). Pass complete flat.
good, quick pass to Gore on lil swing route in the backfield... OL looked fine... Gore looking sleek and quick for Rac yds
2nd and 2 at SF 28 (10:08) F.Gore right tackle to SF 33 for 5 yards (G.Sensabaugh; B.James).
Beautiful crushing block by Staley... Wragge falls down halfway to second level, does nothing... Heitmann loses initial yd but anchors back in time... nice 2nd level blocking from Rachal... Sims initially does enough, but fails to maintain his block... VD and DWalk do enough on their outsides, but DWalk was a little lazy on his... hard, decisive run for Gore
1st and 10 at SF 33 (9:29) F.Gore right guard to SF 36 for 3 yards (B.James; K.Brooking).
Ware beat Staley inside on the rush up middle... Wragge did fine there... Heitmann and Rachal did well enough in getting some push... not much for Sims... nice initial and then 2nd level block from VD... fair lead block by Norris
2nd and 7 at SF 36 (8:48) S.Hill pass short left to M.Robinson to SF 47 for 11 yards (K.Brooking). Pass complete on quick out; 3-step
drop back.
super quick pass to MRob coming out of FB spot... great call, as the heavy blitz cleared out that side
1st and 10 at SF 47 (8:07) F.Gore left tackle to DAL 48 for 5 yards (K.Brooking; B.James).
not an impressive job blocking by Staley or FB DWalk that time... Wragge did his job, and Morgan kept scrapping... Heitmann missed his 2nd level block, and was a big problem there. Nice looking cut and run for Gore
2nd and 5 at DAL 48 (8:07) PENALTY on DAL-J.Ratliff, Encroachment, 5 yards, enforced at DAL 48 - No Play.
1st and 10 at DAL 43 (7:06) S.Hill pass incomplete to I.Bruce [K.Brooking]. Pass incomplete at the Dallas 25; Newman closest defender.
Staley was losing the edge battle on Ware, but he did have nice RB help from Gore to block... Wragge did his job fine again... Heitmann lost a lil ground but kept getting it done... solid job by Rachal... Sims very nearly gave up a sack, but managed to keep his man from Hill... a delayed ILB blitz smacked Hill after 4 seconds from the snap. Horribly inaccurate throw to a wide open Bruce.
2nd and 10 at DAL 43 (7:00) S.Hill pass incomplete deep middle to V.Davis. Pass incomplete at the Dallas 24; Brooking was the closest defender.
nice protection from Staley... Heitmann got beat on a move, but Wragge helped him out... Rachal and Sims were going backward, but giving time... 3 second pass was overthrown to a leaping VD ( fully stretched out) over the middle. Replay showed that the ball was also thrown well behind VD, but he made a good adjustment to give it a chance
3rd and 10 at DAL 43 (6:55) (Shotgun) F.Gore left tackle to DAL 39 for 4 yards (B.James). Play run out of the Wildcat formation.
one of those goofy taser "give up draws"... fail
4th and 6 at DAL 39 (6:55) (Punt formation) A.Lee punts 39 yards to end zone, Center-B.Jennings, Touchback.
Dallas Cowboys at 6:14 SFO DAL
1st and 10 at DAL 20 (6:14) M.Barber up the middle to DAL 22 for 2 yards (A.Franklin).
camera is late... base ... I see the DL and Manny holding up well at the LOS... our DL did a nice job there on the run
2nd and 8 at DAL 22 (5:39) M.Barber left end to DAL 28 for 6 yards (D.Goldson).
Franklin gets walled off from the run direction.... kept slowly working his way over... Justin penetrated inside taking him out of the play... same for Parys, who cut inside, only to remove himself... Willis got abused (yes, it sadly happened) by a penetrating OG... nice job by TKO and Goldson to converge.
Timeout #1 by SF at 05:06.
3rd and 2 at DAL 28 (5:06) M.Barber left tackle to DAL 31 for 3 yards (D.Goldson; D.Bly).
camera is late again... they show Bly and Goldson to meet the RB, but he powers forward anyway for the 1st down. replay shows Franklin lose a yard initially, but surges back, though it's not near the RB... Justin takes the double, while Parys crashed hard inside, but takes himself out of play...
1st and 10 at DAL 31 (4:33) T.Romo pass incomplete short right to M.Austin. Pass incomplete sideline at the 38; Clements closest defender.
base D... Manny gets upfield 5 yds, tries to cut it inside to QB, but takes a shove from RT sending him back... Sopoaga gets nowhere from a single... Franklin goes nowhere from a double... Justin beats his LT and reaches just missing Romo, who rolls away from him
2nd and 10 at DAL 31 (4:24) T.Romo pass incomplete short left to M.Austin (D.Bly). Pass incomplete at the Dallas 45 sideline.
base D... Manny gets doubled... gives up? and turns to find someone to cover? (probably sensed a screen)... Sopoaga and Franklin go nowhere with 3 OL taking turns on them... (Justin takes a breather) and Evans does nothing positive...nice coverage and dive attempt by Bly
3rd and 10 at DAL 31 (4:17) (Shotgun) T.Romo pass deep middle to M.Austin to SF 47 for 22 yards (D.Goldson).
SF sends the 3 DL... Haralson takes a double before getting shoved away... RayMac takes a double, then triple... Justin takes initial double... nearly 7 seconds for Romo
Timeout #2 by SF at 03:38.
1st and 10 at SF 47 (3:38) T.Romo pass short right to M.Austin to SF 37 for 10 yards (M.Roman). Pass complete on quick out sideline.
base D (Balmer at LDE, Sop at RDE)... quick WR screen... Franklin falls on his face... Balmer shows nice quickness to QB, but ball is out... Bly gets pushed in the back (no flag)... bad mistackle by Nate, who was playing FAR off that WR....
1st and 10 at SF 37 (3:04) F.Jones up the middle to SF 35 for 2 yards (N.Clements).
base D... Franklin painfully crushed down by a double... Balmer with good penetration, but RB is already beyond him... Sopoaga holds up well, but can't get over to the RB... Manny fights off block, but not in time to get RB next to him... TKO misses leg tackle... Willis blows up lead blocker, and flows amazingly to RB... strong tackle from Clements
2nd and 8 at SF 35 (2:19) T.Romo pass deep right intended for K.Ogletree INTERCEPTED by M.Roman [P.Haralson] at SF 4. M.Roman to DAL 39 for 57 yards (A.Gurode). Pass intercepted on flag pattern.
base D... all DL get nicely stoned... Manny beats RT around edge, but gets pushed away from Romo last second... Parys cuts it inside on FB block and gets in the face of Romo just after the horrible throw
San Francisco 49ers at 2:03 SFO DAL
1st and 10 at DAL 39 (2:03) S.Hill pass incomplete deep middle to I.Bruce. Pass incomplete on slant at the Dallas 16; Scandrick closest defender.
OL gives Hill time... I honestly have no idea who this pass was going to... Either a micommunication or the worst underthrown pass I have ever witnessed
2nd and 10 at DAL 39 (1:57) (Shotgun) F.Gore up the middle to DAL 37 for 2 yards (M.Spears). Wildcat formation with Robinson at quarterback.
more crappy wildcat... fail
3rd and 8 at DAL 37 (1:19) (Shotgun) S.Hill pass short left to F.Gore to DAL 37 for no gain (M.Jenkins). Pass complete flat.
OL giving Hill time... All did well for a few seconds, but Heitmann's man beat him eventually... safe dumpoff to Gore in the flat
4th and 8 at DAL 37 (:42) (Punt formation) A.Lee punts 31 yards to DAL 6, Center-B.Jennings, downed by SF-M.Robinson.
Dallas Cowboys at 0:31 SFO DAL
1st and 10 at DAL 6 (:31) F]Jones up the middle to DAL 19 for 13 yards (M.Roman).
base D...
Very strange... after the SF punt, it goes to commercial, and comes back whenthere is 11:27 left in the 2nd quarter. WTF happened to the in between, NFL Network???
guess that's the end of my 1st Quarter


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I have been struggling for a week with WordPress since switching over from Blogger.
I used to be able to just post my podcast into the body of my post using the standard "a href" tag, but now that seems impossible.
What the link ends up pointing to is some weird address morph that results in a 404 error:
Everything after "file=", less the "%3A" is correct. Everything before is something I have never seen before.
This happened before using PodPress and after the install too.
Here is a link to show you what I mean...
Also, I try to change the way the permalinks are managed to date and name based, but it seems to always go back to default.


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Small Plate Crawl returns next month
Published: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 11:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 11:05 p.m.
Diners kept restaurants in Hendersonville and Flat Rock busy this week as they sampled fare during the Small Plate Crawl.
Nearly 30 area restaurants participated in the event, which allowed diners to explore the local culinary scene Tuesday and Wednesday. Restaurants created a "Small Plate Crawl" menu of items priced from $1 to $8, featuring their cuisine and chefs' talents.
Friends Jean Collins and Lynn Blackley were enjoying a tasty sweet treat at Marble Slab Creamery Wednesday afternoon as they talked about their first Small Plate Crawl experience.
"Oh, it's been wonderful," Collins said as she took a bite of butter pecan ice cream. "We're out here doing the crawl while our husbands are at work so we can tell them which places to go to when they come out tonight."
The pair also hit Dan's Deli and Hubba Hubba Smokehouse in Flat Rock.
"The soup at Dan's Deli was really good," Blackley said. "We also went to the Flat Rock Bakery, but there was such a long line, we left."
The lines they found at each restaurant reinforced their feelings about the local food scene, the women said.
"If the food's good, they'll find you," Blackley said.
Marble Slab Creamery on Main Street in downtown Hendersonville has participated in the crawl several times, said Manager Chris Behan. He described the ice cream shop's experience this spring as "mixed."
"It's been hit or miss, at least for us anyway," he said. "What I think happened this time is that for a lot of people, this was their last stop since they would go to the other restaurants for dinner and come by here afterward. But we were pretty busy last night right up until closing."
Starr Teel, owner of Hubba Hubba Smokehouse, said he thought the timing for this year's Small Plate Crawl was just right.
"It's a perfect time of year to do it because it's getting warmer and people like to go outside," he said. "It's been a very collaborative effort between all the restaurants. We've had two solid good days, and Tuesday was not very good weatherwise, and people still came out."
Biting into some barbecue at Flat Rock restaurant, Realtor Noah George said he had participated in the crawl both days.
"My wife and I went out with some friends Tuesday night, and we went to five restaurants," he said. "The staff was overwhelmed at some of the restaurants because they were so busy. But on the other side of the coin, some restaurants did a better job of handling the overflow than others."
George added this year's crawl was the couple's first experience with the event, but it won't be the last.
"Definitely — the food was amazing at all the restaurants we went to," he said.
Another crawl is planned for the fall. Visit http://smallplatecrawl.com/ for more information.
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By By Sgt. Christopher Harper, 3BCT, PAOJuly 25, 2011
FORT BRAGG, N.C. " Rivalries got hot last week as the mercury climbed and the heat index pushed category five by 10 a.m. most days, at the 82nd Airborne's 3rd Brigade Combat Team Janney and Gavin competitions, which ran July 19-22.
The Panther Brigade resurrected the competitions, not held since 2004, to showcase and acknowledge outstanding Paratroopers in the brigade.
"This is part of our heritage. It builds esprit-de-corps, links us to our past and gives us the chance to recognize excellence in soldiering tasks," said Command Sgt. Maj. William Forro, the 3rd Brigade senior enlisted non-commissioned officer.
The Janney and Gavin competitions take their names from the famous former 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment and 82nd Airborne Division commander, and patriarch of the 3rd Brigade Panthers, Lt. Gen. James "Jumpin' Jim" Gavin, and 2nd Lt. Richard M. Janney, a platoon leader with the 505th, who was killed in action in World War Two.
Not much is known about 2nd Lt. Janney but as the brigade operations officer Maj. Brandon Teague pointed out to the officers preparing to begin the Janney competition, "he served honorably, and he died a hero."
The Janney event was an individual competition and consisted of 64 junior officers and platoon leaders, as well as seven cadets, here for their summer Cadet Troop Leadership Training (CTLT).
Janney competitors began their first day at 6 a.m. with a variation on the Ranger Physical Fitness Test, consisting of push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups and a 5-mile run.
With the "giant voice" public address system making back-to-back announcements of increases in the heat category by 10 a.m., the officers and cadets muscled through a rigging exercise and the Air-Assault Obstacle Course, finally finishing around 11 p.m. after completing the day and night land navigation exercise.
Less than six hours later day two began, still warm from the day before, with an 8-mile road march followed by a battery of soldier skills tests.
"Stay motivated, think about the heritage, and give it your all," said Teague, reminding competitors, "make no mistake, this event is a competition and we're looking for the best."
Motivation remained high throughout the competition as competitors cheered for one another and applauded outstanding efforts.
Gavin, which proceeded the Janney competition, was different in that it was a squad level event for the enlisted Paratroopers.
"The competition is a grueling series of tasks that showcases the soldiering skills, and the mental and physical toughness of our Paratroopers," said Forro.
The Gavin competitors were tested in areas of physical fitness, rigging procedures, the ability to accurately fire their weapons under stress, as well as day and night land navigation " on day one.
As the heat loomed, day two began with a 12-mile foot march, a leaders reaction course requiring the squad members to think and act as a unit to overcome abstract obstacles, written exams and squad specific tasks.
Squads maintained high energy levels throughout the competition despite the blazing temperatures, said Staff Sgt. Joshua Pettit, a squad leader for Troop A, 5th Squadron, 73rd Airborne Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division.
"Our guys are trained to sustain, trained good, and in it to win it," he said.
Pettit and his squad did just that, earning Army Commendation Awards for placing first among the anti-tank sections.
Cadet Joe McKenna, who represented Company C, 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, earned an Army Achievement Medal for standing out above his peers in the Janney competition.
Awards were also presented to the top male, 1st Lt. Andrew Potter, a platoon leader with Company B, 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, and top female, 2nd Lt. Jill Owings the maintenance control officer for Company G, 4th Battalion, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, in the Janney competition.
A total of 39 awards were earned in the Gavin competition as individual squads distinguished themselves.


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I was patriotic and proud to serve my country...
Eight years Away from Home
-An oral history of James Hodges
James Hodges thought that joining the Texas National Guard in 1936 would be a good way to help his family stay afloat during the Great Depression; but he had no idea that he would be able to help his country triumph over some of its greatest foes at the same time. When the Texas National Guard mobilized on November 25, 1940, Mr. Hodges had to leave his new wife and month-old baby to serve for one year. Shortly after he returned from his year of service, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor and the U.S. went to war.
In January of 1942, Mr. Hodges got a letter in the mail that had red around it . . . recalling [him] into the service. He had thought that after his year of service with the Texas National Guard he could not be recalled, but he soon discovered that when he left the National Guard he was given a Certificate of Service instead of the discharge necessary to exempt him from additional service. Mr. Hodges reported to Fort Sam Houston and found that his old divisionthe 36th Infantry Divisionhad been restructured, so he was transferred to the 176th Engineers GS Regiment. Some-time I think that was a blessing, he says, because what they [the 36th] went through was a terrible, terrible thing. Many of these men I went in with were killed in World War II.
Six months later, Mr. Hodges found himself with the 176th Engineers aboard the S.S. William L. Thompson headed for Valdez, Alaska. Rumor had it that a submarine had sunk a supply ship traveling just ahead of his ship, so when he and another shipmate began their watch duty, they were quite jumpy and nervous. Suddenly, he recalls, a submarine [came] up out of the water . . . and just scared the daylights out of me. Despite that scare, Mr. Hodgess ship made it to Alaska without being sunk. There he helped construct Army camps before winter set in.
After some time in Alaska, Virginia, North Carolina, and Washington, Mr. Hodges was assigned to an advanced detail and accompanied the USS General A.E. Anderson, a troop transport, to Australia. Leaving from the San Francisco Bay was a memorable experience for him. Security was tight, and tugboats had to lead the transport out of the bay and open the submarine net. Mr. Hodges remembers asking a friend, Do you think well ever see this place again? as the ship pulled out into open waters.
About a week later something happened that made Mr. Hodges fear the answer to his question might be No. One afternoon during lunch, the ship made a real quick turn and listed to one side, he says. I was in the mess hall at that time, and cups, saucers, and all that stuff just slid down the table. The ships radio burst with sound as the captain announced, Now hear this . . . Weve had a submarine alert . . . Buckle up your life jackets. Mr. Hodges recalls a bomber circling the ship twice and then leaving, and [him] not [knowing] if there was an actual submarine.
From Australia, Mr. Hodges was transferred to Bombay, India in November 1944, and then to Iran, where his duties were mainly basic maintenance. He remained in Iran until the war in Europe ended in May 1945. Because Mr. Hodges had enough service points, he was able to return to the United States almost immediately after peace was declared. Although he was scheduled to be discharged from the Army on December 6, 1945, Mr. Hodges reenlisted because he feared he could not support his family without a vocation or a high school diploma. He says in retrospect, I did not realize it, but I had done something very bad, not only to my family, but also to me.
In 1946, Mr. Hodges was sent to Korea as a member of the Army of Occupation. At last in 1948, he left the Army for good and returned to his family and the Heights. I got tired of being in the military, he says, and mainly I got tired of being away from my family. We didnt have much of a family life for eight years. In 1950, Mr. Hodges completed John H. Reagan senior high school after attending night school and working during the day. When asked what the difference was between the real war and the war as portrayed in movies, he replies, The real warI was fortunate. I didnt get into that.


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Right now I have a website with a static front page, but I want to have separate blogs on other pages.
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When i try to set minValue & maxValue for timefields as a string, it wont let me
I try to use the drop down and it pulls dates
Please fix
22 May 2013 3:54 PM
Hrmm i just tried that code and having trouble reproducing it !
Its weird, well it did go bananas on me in my production code. Oh man, code can drive you crazy at times
22 May 2013 3:09 PM
Yeah 200%+ over maximum
Try this, I tweaked some of your values
Ext.require(['Ext.chart.*', 'Ext.chart.axis.Gauge', 'Ext.chart.series.*', 'Ext.Window']);
Ext.onReady(function () {
22 May 2013 1:34 PM
Yeah gauge graphs dont handle >200 values gracefully.
Ok you can say that it shouldnt get fed rubbish data, and point taken. This is not a super critical issue, I'm sure theres a million more...
22 May 2013 1:26 PM
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Yeah this is what i ended up doing
series: [
type: 'gauge',
renderer: function(sprite, record, attributes, index, store) {
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I'm trying to get a label on my gauge chart and nothing works
Any hints ?
{ xtype: 'chart',
height: 125,
id: 'chtOffset1',
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maxWidth: 200,
19 May 2013 8:45 PM
I ended up just implementing summaryType(records) and that worked ok.
Example to help all you chaps out there :
columns: [
19 May 2013 9:18 AM
OK thank you for your interest
This is my grid, tell me if you need any more.
summaryRenderer just fires with junk data.
I log the value, summaryData, dataIndex and none of the info is...
16 May 2013 5:02 PM
This is still a pain. summaryRenderer function gets passed junky data, pretty blank :(
Is there a way to get it from the data source ?
16 May 2013 4:22 PM
OK i got it, I can paste in the function and add the "summary" type to the leaf node nested columns and it works ok. YAY
16 May 2013 4:12 PM
I cant seem to get the above to work guys. Any pointers?
25 Apr 2013 1:58 AM
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Thanks dude sometimes word of mouth trumps docs
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Hi All,
I have a grid with checkbox selection model. When i click on a row it deselects my current checks. or when i accidentally miss the check the same thing happens.
I want the checkbox...
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OK this was my fault. I just setup a new project and when it forced me to set publish directory. It failed to copy anything when i did that.
When it was changed it moved all the files in that...
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Since the last patch, seems like publishing is broken for me sometimes again.
I was going ok but now it just does as described above, 0 File(s) copied even though changes were made to the project....
26 Nov 2012 4:09 PM
Nice, thanks once again Phil.
Architect is coming along nicely, I still have a huge wishlist but I use it nearly every day and it does save me time.
Keep up the good work, and never stop...
18 Nov 2012 1:38 PM
Because we have a way more complex development environment than you?
For starters, I dont do all my work from localhost.
If you have a niaive implementation then sure you have way less...
18 Nov 2012 11:03 AM
You should have a little more confidence in your programming and only need to quadrouple check stuff when you're in unknown territory. :)
18 Nov 2012 11:01 AM
This feature is an extra step for me with no gain. When i first saw it I went wow ok, maybe i can customise my deploy now. But this is completely featureless, so +1 to annoyance, -1 to gain
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This has happened again when I change the layout to absolute, then drag something into the absolute layout from somewhere else.
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Somehow (not quite sure how) my absolute layout component instead of having x & y properties as an int, it made them [Object obj] and so my deploy broke.
Could have been the conversion script from...
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Everytime i change something in a tab that isnt the active tab, the tab panel reverts to the active tab so i have to flick back everytime or change the active tab. Its driving me insane and to...
13 Aug 2012 8:17 PM
OK now I stumbled on this work-around.
Click on Project Inspector - Application
Goto Ext.app.Controller
Add models, stores whatever
Maybe this bug can be downgraded to "feature" now.
13 Aug 2012 8:04 PM
Also (to make it three posts in a row!) when you move across a grid, it brings over its store. However moving over a store does not bring its model. So that forces me to do two imports or make a...
13 Aug 2012 7:55 PM
OK here's a simple bug reproduction report. Its a little non-specific, but i think this should trigger a bug in build 442.
Make a grid
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The most common reason for landlords and tenants to end up in small claims court is the landlord's refusal to return the tenant's security deposit. The purpose of a security deposit is to ensure that the [more…]
How to Get Your Security Deposit Back in Small Claims Court
Getting your security deposit back when faced with a small claims suit is much easier if you follow a few rules, starting with when you first move into a new rental. You'll have an easier time getting [more…]
What You Should Know about Small Claims Disputes with Condominium or Homeowner's Associations
Condominium boards and homeowners' associations often end up in small claims court with members who haven't paid their dues, fees, or assessments annual charges or special charges to pay for the upkeep [more…]