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firstly thanks for looking into this.
I am pretty far (meaning almost done) with converting WordPress 2.5 to a full fledged CMS (Yes, I agree WordPress already is a CMS, but it will need some in-depth custom skinning to take away the 'bloggy-feel' and adapt things to existing house-styles). Thanks to the magic that is functions.php, I have managed not to make a single change to the WordPress core in order to do so, something I had to do extensively with 1.x versions.
Anyway, I'm drifting off. I have designed the custom theme in this manner: (very schematic, you can also check out this url http://www.gezondheidscentrumaalsmeeroost.nl though I'm not sure it is accesible at all times (dns problems))
SIDE Main content, existing SIDEBAR
MENU of posts/page content
Now here's the catch; at the sidebar, I feature an imageblock with a nice photo in it. I want this to be category-dependant. But hold on; I know this can be done using - for example - $category->cat_name. This way I could specify the image to be some-location/$category->cat_name.jpg. and then fill that location with images that have the exact same names of the categories.
But that will make it very difficult for my end-users to customize their CMS (I will use this CMS on multiple sites). So ideally I am looking for a plugin that:
- adds a section to the admin panel (eg manage>cat images)
- adds an option to specify which image to associate with which category
- adds an upload module for it, which stores images seperately from the media library (this is not entirely neccesary, probably uploading pictures using the standard upload will do, as long as you can assign them to a cat.)
- provides a site-wide variable for placing the image.
Unfortunately I'm not THAT much of a PHP-programmer, so I really need help on this. Thanks in advance to anyone who can assist!
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Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood: Rock Racing's fiery team owner sounds off
There are 1 comment on the Velonews story from Dec 12, 2007, titled Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood: Rock Racing's fiery team owner sounds off. In it, Velonews reports that:
"There's no more comments coming from the riders until the season starts. Everyone is on a hiatus, if you will, or you can call it lockdown."
Rock Racing team owner Michael Ball is a passionate and polarizing figure. The founder, CEO and head designer of the premium denim fashion line Rock & Republic rubs elbows with supermodels and rock stars, has ... via Velonews
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i have read several articles that state mario cipollini barely speaks english. so if that is the case someone please tell me how michael ball has become friends with him? as michael states, "I met him, we hit it off, and no matter what he's become a friend of mine." i doubt it.
chris horner also posted his view to ball's responses, i have never met chris, but I have met michael and I believe horner a thousand times over Mike any day anytime!
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George Price was a remarkable man who came to judge his own life a failure, and had many reasons to do so. The legacy that may or may not buoy up that judgment consists of a handful of obscure mathematical papers that purport to make contributions to evolutionary biology. Price himself doubted their value, and biologists still use his work, but there remains an ambivalence about its meaning and significance. In The Price of Altruism, Oren Harman tells the story of evolutionary debates over altruism versus selfishness from The Origin of Species to the present day, and interweaves it with biographical material. Both strands are rich and complex, and their interplay creates a stirring book that will reward many readers with an intelligent interest in altruism.
George Price was an enigmatic figure in life, and remains so 25 years after his suicide in London. An American, he was involved in the Manhattan Project and worked for IBM, and more than once he claimed to have invented or, better, to be on track to invent, a grand new machine. One example was his "Design Machine," in which one could specify any three-dimensional shape, and it would produce an object with that shape. It would have been very useful for manufacturing parts, and such a device may or may not exist today, but in 1956 it was far beyond the realm of the feasible. George publicised his "invention," and appeared heroically in November of that year in Fortune magazine. He also contacted many famous figures, not hesitating to use his considerable intellectual and rhetorical skills to interest Hubert Humphrey in his ideas about winning the Cold War, and to walk into B. F. Skinner's lab and discuss "Teaching Machines" with him. Thus he started on his life as an uncertain mixture of visionary and charlatan-showman, of profound thinker and intellectual gadfly and self-publicist, which Harman documents very engagingly.
The reader of this book meets Prince Kropotkin, J. B. S. Haldane, John von Neumann, R. A. Fisher, Bill Hamilton, John Maynard Smith, C. A. B. Smith, and many more characters relevant to the development of evolutionary biology. A reasonably knowledgeable reader will have heard of these people, but not know much about most of them, and Harman gives very entertaining accounts. (There are inaccuracies, however; for example, W. D. Hamilton did not have a research post at Silwood Park in the 1960s, but a university lectureship. Indeed, the undergraduates complained each year about his teaching of population genetics, and appealed for marks from that course not to count towards their degree results.)
While in complaining mode, I may as well get off my chest irritation with the bizarre and distracting convention adopted in the book of following a colon with an upper-case letter, as though it were the beginning of a new sentence. And the more entertaining of the typos include a "compliment of chromosomes" and someone having "too much on their palate." The endnotes refer to manuscript sources such as GPP (George Price Papers), but to find what GPP means, it turns out the reader must find the first reference to that source in the endnotes. Nor is it obvious where to find these manuscript sources, so the academic good intentions of the endnotes are not fully carried through.
But the central claim to interest of George Price, in connection to altruism, is the famous "Price Equation." I forebear to repeat it here in any of its many forms, but I need to set the scene by saying that (a simple form of) the Price Equation shows how a change in gene frequency from one generation to the next can be understood in terms of statistical associations across individuals in the parental generation, between a number of quantities: each individual's gene frequency, the number of gametes each individual succeeds in contributing to making offspring, and the difference in gene frequency of those successful gametes from the individual's own gene frequency. The Price Equation is remarkable in that it applies to sexual, asexual, and mixed populations, to cases with overdominance and epistasis, to arbitrary mating systems, and to haploidy, diploidy and to mixed ploidies too.
The equation applies to selection of all traits, and allows some very neat analytic manipulations. The book focuses on altruism because social traits were the first application, in Hamilton's 1970 paper, and because it is currently used in the yawningly long-lasting debate on group selection. However, it is also useful in studying the sex ratio, and in my own current research, for capturing selection on an arbitrary trait when discussing the link between gene frequencies and fitness optimisation.
Harman explains the equation in the text and in an appendix, but not very sharply, and the result is probably satisfactory for the non-technical reader interested in the personal side of the story; but it will frustrate and disappoint a biologist or mathematician who wants to understand the central scientific issue. This vagueness is not accidental. Price himself was ambivalent about the value of this contribution, and biologists working today with the Price Equation do have different understandings of it. Price enjoyed teasing Bill Hamilton with the implications of his work, but seemed to have doubts about whether what we now call the Price Equation belonged to his profound or charlatan side. There is a certain wonderment in imagining Price having employed his unquestioned intelligence and inter-personal skills to have written his papers to run rings around succeeding generations of biologists.
I myself believe there is indeed a profound value in the Price Equation, but let's look first at a positive and negative aspect that Harman neglected. On the positive side, the Price Equation deals with individuals and not, as most population genetic formalisms, with genes or genotypes. This chimes with how most biologists think conceptually about animal behaviour and design, and also with how most field biologists conduct their research. (It is not quite true, but almost, that there is no biologically interesting trait of which the genetics is known, so the emphasis on individuals is usually necessary as well as desirable.)
The negative side, neglected by Harman and not mentioned by Price, is dynamic insufficiency. Most population geneticists feel a methodological obligation to work with systems that model a population right through from one generation to the next, and in such a way that the model can pick up and repeat itself so that successive generations unfold. The Price Equation requires detailed knowledge of the parental generation, but then produces only a population average for the offspringgeneration, so that there is insufficient information to "crank the handle."
This dynamic insufficiency is the precise cost paid for the vast generality, and so useful applications of the Price Equation are likely to be found where the generality is really important and the dynamic insufficiency acceptable. It is true that the assumptions of the Price Equation are themselves dynamically insufficient, but even strong advocates of the Price Equation differ on whether it can become dynamically sufficient if enough further assumptions are made.
In conclusion, The Price of Altruism is a very readable and entertaining popular book, with flatteringly academic-like qualities. It ranges widely, and if there is some uncertainty in the book's resolution of central issues, that is at least partly because the Price Equation is still at the centre of continuing, sometimes fierce debates in biology. I'd like to think that a new edition in ten years' time could have a coda with settled answers to questions of altruism and selfishness, but that may be too optimistic.
--Alan Grafen
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On Thursday, the same day that Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire was named a member of the All-NBA second team, his teammate Carmelo Anthony joined a more unique and dubious fraternity: elite scorers who have been snubbed in the All-NBA voting.
Anthony, who has received All-NBA recognition four times, averaged 25.6 points per game this season, third-highest in the league. He becomes the third player in the last 25 years to finish in the top three in scoring and not receive All-NBA recognition. The other two were Jerry Stackhouse in 2001 and Allen Iverson in 2008.
This marks the fifth time that Stoudemire, who averaged 25.3 points and 8.2 rebounds, has been so honored. The award is decided in voting by 119 media members.
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If Nassau County voters do give the Islanders the go-ahead to build a new hockey arena, it will mean Rick DiPietro, the team's goaltender, will no longer have to apologize to opposing players for the spartan conditions at and around Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. "You come in from the airport, and you see the arena, and that's pretty much all you get to see of Long Island, which is unfortunate because this is one of the most desirable places to live in the country.''
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Just as WWI created new jobs for women, so did WWII. Therefore, it is important to note how the Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASPs) reflected these changes. The WASPs challenged gender hierarchy and traditional gender roles by entering the Army Air Force (AAF), in which they competed for aeronautical jobs with AAF men, even though they still accepted their service as temporary. Thus, the WASPs reflected pre-feminist attitudes concerning their roles as women pilots during WWII. Overall, I learned how the WASPs were able to challenge gender roles by entering the workforce of WWII, in which they contributed to the war effort, but also gained the mastery of flying numerous airplanes for the AAF, which enabled the women to accomplish the same aeronautical tasks as AAF men.


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Status: Home of the St. Louis Cardinals
Address: 700 Clark Street, St. Louis, MO
Capacity: 46,861
Cost to construct: $400 Million
Architect: Populous
Owner: St. Louis Cardinals
The Field
Playing Surface: Grass
Defining Feature: Marble Plaques on exterior celebrating 100 great moments in Cardinal history. Stan Musial Statue. Old Stadium scoreboard on main concourse.
Dimensions (ft) Initial distance in parenthesis
Left Field: 336
Left Center: 375
Center Field: 400
Right Center: 377
Right Field: 335
Game 04/10/2006 Brewers 4, Cardinals 6
Umpires Ron Kulpa, Brian Runge, Bruce Froemming, Mike Winters
Managers Tony La Russa, Cardinals; Ned Yost, Brewers
Starting Pitchers Mark Mulder, Cardinals; Tomo Ohka, Brewers
Ceremonial Pitch Chris Carpenter & Albert Pujols 2005 NL Cy Young & MVP Awards
Attendance 41,936
Batter Brady Clark (lined out)
Hit Carlos Lee (single)
Run Carlos Lee
RBI Bill Hall
Single Carlos Lee
Double Bill Hall
Triple David Eckstein (04/13/2006)
Home Run Bill Hall
Grand Slam Aramis Ramirez (06/03/2006)
Stolen Base Jim Edmonds (04/12/2006)
Sacrifice Hit Juan Encarnacion
Sacrifice Fly Yadier Molina
Win Mark Mulder
Loss Tomo Ohka
Shutout Aaron Harang, Kent Mercker, Todd Coffey, David Weathers (04/14/2006)
Save Jason Isringhausen
Hit by Pitch Tomo Ohka hit Juan Encarnacion
Wild Pitch Jeff Suppan (04/13/2006)
Balk Tony Armas (04/28/2006)
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World Series: 2006
All Star Games: 2009
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10 to tune in: The most intriguing non-conference matchups for local college basketball teams
Two seasons ago, BYU rolled to a 79-65 victory over Oregon in a game played at EnergySolutions Arena. This time around, though, is expected to be more difficult, as the No. 19 Ducks are coming off a year in which they reached the Sweet 16.
While Oregon dealt with some transfers during the offseason, the Ducks have emerging star Damyean Dotson back and are expecting big things from UNLV transfer Mike Moser.
A victory here would send the Cougars into West Coast Conference play with some serious momentum.
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Isn't it funny that byu has "big" games at Stanford and Oregon.
Utah has those games two. In fact twice. Each.
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Isn't it funny that byu has "big" games at Stanford and Oregon.
Utah has those games two. In fact twice. Each.
If you read the title of the article, you will understand.
Besides, the games with BYU will be competative.
Ummmmm, LOLOLOLOLOLOL, I think...
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If you read the title it states "The most intriguing non-conference matchups". I believe that Utah, Stanford and Oregon are all in the PAC-12. Besides BYU has a chance to beat those two, Utah well....not so much
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Isn't it funny that byu has "big" games at Stanford and Oregon.
Utah has those games two. In fact twice. Each.
Isn't it funny that Utah has a "big" games at Boise.
Utah State has that game too. In fact twice.
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bfowers, Utah has already beaten both of those teams in the last two years. Why wouldn't they have a chance?
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A little surprised that the Mississippi State game at Utah State didn't make the list. How often do you see a SEC team making the trip to Logan....? Come on Desnews. The list looks great except for that game being left off!
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This Utah team is very good. That being said they should take fourth place in the PAC. Arizona, UCLA, and Oregon are legit championship contenders. I think Utah goes dancing this year and gets a 6 or 7 seed. Utah finally has depth, size, and athletes to compete with the elite in this conference. Go Utes!!!
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Setting aside the delusional comment that the Utes will be fourth place in the PAC and go to the NCAA tournament, I do believe that they will probably beat BYU this year.
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I have a SQL Server 2008 R2 that had Reporting Services included and uninstalled. Default Instance. I now need to add Reporting Services to the installation and I am getting an "Instance Name in use" when I try to install the default instance. A named instance will not work in this case.
I checked the following registry location for any keys and it just has the "SQL" folder. No "RS" folder.
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The move this afternoon leaves a $1 million hole in the budget and runs the risk of a bigger hole should the state make more budget cuts.
The Richmond County Board of Education has tentatively approved keeping its millage rate unchanged.
The move this afternoon leaves a $1 million hole in the budget and runs the risk of a bigger hole should the state make more budget cuts.
Why are there more holes in the budget? They are cutting more than $750 from every one. To be exact teachers will lose four days pay and still be forced to work the same amount of time. So Dr. Bedden and his fellows want to take more from teachers and students? Cutting pay, cutting staff, and I don't see Dr. Bedden taking a pay cut. Didn't he hire out the James Brown Arena and hire a speaker to come and blow smoke to the employees again? What's that costing the taxpayers? Better yet how many teachers and staff had to give up their 4days of pay without their consent so that they could do this superfluous act? Teachers in this state need a union to look out for them. They need to organize because this level of greed (where the superintendent gets 230K a year) needs to be checked. Tell me why teachers (most of whom went to school or had get go get classes to get certified) need an instructional coach? Why do our kids need graduation coaches? I thought guidance counselors were vetted to help kids graduate.
Schools have too many fluffy positions, I go to my kids school and see two or three ladies sitting around in office, none of which are willing to assist me, and when they do they have an attitude. Yea, adjust Bedden's pay, and cut his bonuses, let him feel what the teachers feel, well not really, I think he'll survive.
Schools are charging more for lockers and parking, my child do not work so the school still getting more from me.
Just The Facts Please it appears you do not have the facts. The Supt. did not recommend the option the Board took. And if yu read the budget documents, Dr. Bedden took furlough days which resulted in a cut in pay. It is also apparent that you really have not taken time to visit a school to find out what a guidance counselors, draduation coaches do or the funding source. For example, the graduation coaches were paid via state funds previously not local funds and are not being paid for by federal funds. Please take some time to get the facts. Almost all your comments in your postare incorrect
Jussayin it looks like you need to study up on a thing called a budget. I wonder if the childs automobile is all that important or have you already set aside sufficient funding for college? I know you are not going to expect the rest of us to pay for college because you couldn't budget for necessary things.
BTW what the taxpayers need to do is keep electing the same old dead weight and by all means vote for more splost which cost you everytime you go to a store. Well at least the non-profits won't have to worry about no customers, we will be paying their load anyway. In closing, if you think things are going to get better, you should think again, unless you know of a dozen or so manufacturing facilities getting ready to move in. Right about now is when the board should dust off a program Jimmy Carter had called Zero Based Budgeting. I hated it at the time, but it was the only way to deal with constantly dropping funds.
All I have to say the way he handled the budget and making salary cuts were not well thought out and are not proper.. Cutting salary only makes unhappy teachers.. they have to work days that they are not getting paid for and still keep a happy face when parents come in and start calling you inefficient or incompetent because they can't control the little hooligans due to lack of training from home and still amidst all of this still keep a happy face.. I am so tired of hearing.. it could have been worse.. well I say BS!!!!!.. it's their pocket that's hurting, their moral that's hurting for feeling under appreciated, overworked and underpaid.. exactly how are salary cuts supposed to save money!!!!!!.. they were other ways!!!
Yes Graduation coaches are state paid, where does the money come to run the board of education? What do Graduation coaches do that guidance counselors did years ago? So when they cut the budget where do they go to first? The very people who have to do the work of teaching and nurturing our young people. You insult them by having instructional coaches after they have already gone to school and learned how to be a teacher. The average teacher in Richmond County will be retiring in droves in the next ten years. So you are saying to vast majority of people who are already professionals that they must have and instructional coach to lead them. I thought that was what administrators were slated to do. You throw in theory that according to the data does not work. In fact student centered strategies in use in RCBOE along with state standards is another white wash from the ivory tower. So it will only go to make (those we entrust the education of our children to) them more apt to be apathetic and just tow the party line just to make the higher ups happy. Why teachers in this state are not unionized surprises me. If anyone needs a union teachers do.


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Act II (popcorn)
Act II is a brand of popcorn in North America that is ostensibly based on the look and taste of movie theater popcorn. It is made and distributed by ConAgra Foods. Act II was preceded in the popcorn market by Act I, an early microwave popcorn that had to be stored in the refrigerator. Act I was introduced in 1981. In 1984, Act II, a shelf stable microwave popcorn was released, becoming the first mass-marketed microwave popcorn.[1]
Act II was manufactured by the Golden Valley Microwave Foods[2] (frequently abbreviated as GVMF on the packaging) company of Edina, Minnesota. GVMF was later bought by ConAgra Foods in 1991.[3]
The Edina facility was closed and manufacturing moved to other manufacturing plants in the USA and Mexico.
The popcorn bag used in Act II was invented by James Watkins, a former engineer for the Pillsbury Company in Minneapolis, MN and then Founder/President of Golden Valley Microwave Foods.
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- List of popcorn brands
- usp of act 2
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- Act II - Brand website
- ^ American Eats, Salty Snacks. History Channel, 2006.
- ^ GVMF Address from http://directory.frozenfoodage.com/buyersguide/Potatoes_Fries/Golden_Valley_Microwave_Foods_486.html
- ^ Information from GVMF archived web site at http://web.archive.bibalex.org/web/19980131035734/www.gvmf.com/company.htm
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William Peace University Names Debbie Potter, RN, As Director Of Health ServicesBy William Peace University on November 8, 2012 4:37 pm
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RALEIGH, N.C. – William Peace University (http://www.peace.edu), a private four-year university located in downtown Raleigh, has announced that Debbie Potter, RN, has been named director of health services. In her role, Potter will be responsible for overseeing the provision of care and addressing William Peace University students, faculty and staff in need of medical attention from acute illness or injury. Additionally, Potter will be working to integrate a university-wide educational program that will assist students in making better and healthier lifestyle choices. With more than 30 years as a practicing nurse, Potter has served in several facets of health care prior to joining William Peace University, including pediatrics and emergency medicine.
"I am honored to have joined the campus of William Peace University and serve as its director of health services," said Potter. "Having worked in a number of health care settings, I know that one of my greatest passions in life is to help those who are sick and need help, and I am proud to be able to lend my support to the hundreds of students, faculty and staff that walk the halls of this wonderful institution."
"We are proud to have someone of Debbie's caliber and expertise lead our health care system at William Peace University," said Debra M. Townsley, Ph.D., president of William Peace University. "Bringing more than 30 years of experience, she will serve a critical role on our campus, and I look forward to the educational program she will develop to offer our students alternatives and assistance in improving their lifestyles."
Potter graduated from the nursing program at the University of South Carolina.
She resides in Raleigh with her husband, Rob.
William Peace University is located in the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina. It was founded in 1857 as Peace Institute, offering education for boys and girls in primary grades and to women from high school to college. Peace, an all women's college, became a four-year baccalaureate college and graduated its first bachelor's students in August of 1996. Exclusively an all-women's institution for its first 152 years, Peace began offering coeducational evening courses through the William Peace School of Professional Studies in 2009. In 2011, Peace College transitioned to William Peace University and welcomed its first coeducational class to its day program in fall 2012. Its mission is to prepare students for careers in the organizations of tomorrow. On average, more than 90 percent of the university's graduates are placed in jobs or graduate school within one year of graduation. For more information, please visit http://www.peace.edu.


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Not only can he lay claim to being the best Koivu in the league at the moment; he might also just be the best player, period. Surnames notwithstanding.
In fact, the Minnesota Wild are on the verge of becoming Mikko Koivu's team now (even if the strapping Finn is too reticent to come right out and say so).
"I don't look at it that way," he said. "With a couple of guys gone and Marian [Gaborik] hurt, I've just gotten more ice time, more power-play time. When you're given those things, you're expected to score more."
Opportunity has come knocking, and Saku's kid brother, embarking on his fourth full NHL season at age 25, is proving to be smart enough, mature enough and talented enough to answer the door.
Remember, Brian Rolston and his 31 goals departed for the nostalgia of the Jersey swamplands in the offseason. Pavol Demitra and his 54 points were allowed to stroll away, as he signed a lucrative two-year, $8 million contract in Vancouver.
And the Wild's one authentic superstar, Marian Gaborik, he of the nagging "lower-body injury" (read: groin), seems destined to be dealt away, with repeated contract offers rejected and his unrestricted free agency next summer looming ever more ominously.
Minnesota was a tidy 24-2-3 in games in which Gaborik scored last season (he had 42 goals in all), so his high-octane presence seemed indispensible to aspirations of repeating as Northwest Division champions.
The idea of any team, much less the offensively challenged Minnesotans, coping -- no, thriving -- minus three of their top four scorers from 2007-08 would have earned you a one-way, straitjacket-included ticket to Happydale Sanitarium. Oh, crotchety old Owen Nolan was brought on board after a reinvigorating 16-goal season in Calgary, along with the dependable Antti Miettinen from Dallas and an old pal, Andrew Brunette, to help cope with the losses of Rolston and Demitra.
But it didn't, on the surface, seem like near enough.
Yet here they are, the last team in the NHL to suffer a regulation loss, perched atop the Northwest Division. In case you haven't been paying the slightest bit of attention, Minnesota opened the season 6-0-1 before dropping its first regulation losses over the past week to reach 7-3-1 on the season.
Not to fret, though. The Wild Ones weren't gonna go 81-0-1, anyway. And they were bound to give up a power-play goal sometime (Dallas' Matt Niskanen ended a 23-for-23 Minny penalty-kill run last week). Superb goaltending, the emergence of Koivu as a centerpiece and the defense-first safety net that cult leader and coach Jacques Lemaire meticulously sets up to guard against unforeseen gremlins has been the recipe for success.
But the difference-maker has undoubtedly been Koivu. Now the captain. Now the go-to guy.
Lemaire has been gushing about him to anyone who would listen over the past couple of seasons. Defensively aware (always a trait that'll elicit cryptic kudos from Jacques), Koivu has embraced the additional offensive responsibility. Twelve assists and 14 points are near the league lead in both categories. He's been in on slightly over half (14 of 26) of the Minnesota goals accumulated thus far.
Off the opening salvo of this, his coming-out-party season, it's not out of the realm of possibility to expect a fast-track into that elite two-way forward category, a la Henrik Zetterberg of the Red Wings, the gold standard for such players today.
"This guy can beat you so many different ways," Wild GM Doug Risebrough said. "With a goal. A huge faceoff win. A great pass. Back-checking. On the power play. The penalty kill. He might be a 'surprise' to some people in other cities, but certainly not to anyone here in Minnesota.
"I wouldn't say his demeanor is, 'This is my team now.' It's more along the lines of 'What can I do to help my team?'"
"I think that's the way centermen should play," Koivu said. "[Lemaire] lets us be creative, but we're always thinking about our own end. And that's the way it should be. That's how you win hockey games. If you play good defense, a lot of nights when you don't feel so good, or the team is having trouble, you still have a chance to win."
The reasons for this blinding beginning aren't nearly as simple as a one-man breakout, of course.
There's Koivu, naturally. The blue-chip pair of Brent Burns and Nick Schultz on the back end. Niklas Backstrom is following up last season (33-13-8, .920 save percentage, 2.31 GAA) with one that hints at being even more efficient. The penalty killing has been near-perfect (the Wild were the first team since the 1962-63 Leafs not to surrender a power-play goal in the first seven games of a season). Miettinen already has six goals (he had 15 in all last season).
A prevailing theory for Minnesota's hot start is that the younger the team (and the Wild did get more apple-cheeked after losing Demitra and Rolston), the better likelihood of the team buying into Lemaire's ego-suffocating mandate. This is an enterprise that needs everyone on board to work effectively.
"That's certainly a component of it," Risebrough said. "But I think what's continually underestimated -- not here, but outside Minneapolis/St. Paul -- is the simple fact that we have good players. Mikko Koivu is a good player. Brent Burns is a good player. Nick Schultz is a good player. Miettinen is a good player. Pierre-Marc Bouchard is a good player. Backstrom is a good goalie.
"Yet whenever we enjoy some success here, it's always 'the system.' Every team has a system, but with us, that seems to be all anybody ever talks about.
"This is still a very young group. What's happened so far? I'm being honest with you, some of it is unexplainable. There are highs and lows to every season. We haven't hit any real lows yet."
Right now, until something is worked out one way or another, everyone is being distracted by the Gaborik situation. If the Wild can somehow hang together, and if Koivu continues to carry the load so doggedly, it'll certainly make the trading of their franchise player, should it come to that, far more palatable.
"Ongoing," Risebrough replied, when asked about the talks with Gaborik's agent Ron Salcer.
"Ongoing," he repeated, when asked how confident he is in ultimately brokering a deal.
And the evaluation of the 2008-09 Minnesota Wild?
That's ongoing, too.
So far, they've been intriguing, if not entirely convincing. Eleven games does not make a season, nor a genuine Stanley Cup goaltender. But 7-3-1 has certainly made a lot of skeptics sit up and take notice.
An elite goaltender, an underrated supporting cast, a group that collectively chug-a-lugs the Kool-Aid and a burgeoning star for them all to orbit around.
No Rolston? No Demitra? No Gabby?!
Upon closer inspection, maybe it isn't so crazy Wild, after all.
George Johnson, a columnist for the Calgary Herald, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.


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There seems to be limits to free speech, at least on Facebook. Fox News reporter Todd Starnes made a cheerful post about Paula Deen, Jesus Christ and the National Rifle Association and found himself deleted from the social networking site. His Facebook post has since been reinstated, but an expected flood of controversy has greeted the incident.
Twitchy noted the irony of Todd Starnes' banning, considering the site permits pages calling for the murder of George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer on trial for the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
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Keywords: Facebook, Todd Starnes, Paula Deen, freedom of speech
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "I'm about as politically incorrect as you can get," Starnes gushed on his Facebook page. "I'm wearing an NRA ball cap, eating a Chick-fil-A sandwich, reading a Paula Deen cookbook and sipping a 20-ounce sweet tea while sitting in my Cracker Barrel rocking chair with the Gather Vocal Band singing 'Jesus Saves' on the stereo and a Gideon's Bible in my pocket. Yes sir, I'm politically incorrect and happy as a June bug."
The post went viral, generating hundreds of comments. Facebook - which apparently has no problems with commentary from the far left -- claimed the post violated their rules and standards.
"We removed this from Facebook because it violates our Community Standards," Facebook told Starnes. "So you're temporarily blocked from using this feature." Facebook not only banned Starnes from posting, the site also prevented him from posting a daily Bible verse called "Morning Glory - Start Your Day Inspired."
The understandably perplexed Starnes expressed his dismay. "Does Facebook have a bigger problem with Jesus or plump juicy chicken breasts?" he asked.
An outcry from fans and supporters followed and Facebook lifted the ban and apologized.
"They said one of their staff members 'accidentally' removed the posting," Starnes wrote on his page. "'Accidentally on purpose,' as my grandfather used to say!" one person responded on Facebook. "Glad to be part of this God-fearing, America-loving front porch!!"
A number of other Facebook users expressed support for Starnes and his message. Facebook declined comment.
Starnes noted that this is not the first time Facebook has punished conservatives for little to no reason. Facebook punished Florida blogger Diane Sori earlier this year for a link to a beheading picture she never posted. A rule that holds all administrators responsible for what any administrator posts regardless of the circumstances.
Twitchy noted the irony of Starnes' banning, considering the site permits pages calling for the murder of George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer on trial for the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
Other social networking sites like Online Fiends and United Patriots have sprung up, and a Facebook event calls on users to stay off the social media giant on Independence Day.
With Facebook's alleged role in the NSA's spying on U.S. citizens, it appears to be a very bad year for Mark Zuckerberg's creation .
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Maritime cyclists want safer roads, more training opportunities / Phone-in: Would you favour year-round education ?
Who Cares Whether Gas Prices Go Up Or Down ? On Wednesday's show, you shared your favourite rides around the Maritimes - and we heard about some beauties. But many of you expressed concerns about the state of the roads & highways & streets in the region; the concensus among cyclists was that they're somewhere between poor and dangerous. Maritime Noon's producer Deborah Woolway joined me to read some of the many responses we received after the show, including an enlightening description of bike-friendly Denmark.
Then, I spoke with Doug Regular, Vice President of Education, Bicycle Nova Scotia, and a CAN-BIKE National Examiner and Instructor. CAN-BIKE aims to provide cycling courses for all ages - eventually.
The School Year, Re-edited : Students might be wincing at all the Back-To-School ads blossoming around them these days. But would they be happier if the summer vacation were short enough to make those ads unnecessary ?
Some schools in Canada have been piloting so-called "year-round" education. Instead of the current 10 weeks of summer vacation, there are only 4. However, there are more short breaks through the year.
There's research to show that the shorter summer break keeps more students better engaged with learning.
But could this just be the latest of many magic bullets fired at the education system over the years ? There's a perception that core student outcomes - that is, competency in reading, writing, computation & critical thinking - have been sliding, despite much tinkering. On the other hand, could the lengthy summer vacation - a throwback to an era when children were needed to work on the farm - be one of the problems ?
Our question : "Would you favour year-round education ?" Our guest was Annie Kidder, Executive Director of People for Education, a parent-led organization working to support public education in Ontario
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Use the form tag JavaScript and PHP Forms
Using the form tag
So we've talked about form controls, validation, and processing, but no discussion of forms will be complete without looking at the form tag itself. The form tag is the official container for all form elements. All form fields like input text area and select go inside a form tag. The form tag has a few parameters that are super important to how it's processed and validated. First, the action parameter tells the browser the location of the form processor. This is the file that's going to take our data and process the form. The name and value fields gather from each of the form controls will be sent to this location. Another parameter, the enctype, tells the browser how the data in the form should be encoded.
And you have three options, the default which is what happens if you don't include the field is, application x www form urlencoded, which frankly sounds way too complicated. It just means that the browser will convert the data into a series of name and value pairs, and modify the data so that special characters like spaces and non alphanumeric characters have to be converted to make it easier for the browser to send the form. Thankfully since it's a default you don't have to include it.
The multi-part form data enctype is used for sending forms when the users need to upload a file. The data is actually sent in several steps. And done in a more complex format called MIME. Because of the length and complexity of the format, forms that upload a file should be sent with the post method. There is another enctype that is not as popular, but I mention it here because you might run into it. It's called text slash plain. It's for sending the form without using a processing script through the computer's email application.
Although this seems like an easier option, it just sends the form fields inside an email message, and it's not really a good way to process or validate data. The last attribute is method, and it controls how the data gets sent to the processor. There are two methods, get and post. So, let's talk about those. The get method will send the data through a URL. So, to illustrate that let's take a look at what's probably the most famous form on the web. The Google search form. I'll type in a keyword here, flowers. And we'll hit the Enter button.
If you take a look at my URL bar, you can see that this got sent to a form processor. And it's passing along a bunch of information separated by ampersands. If you look right here at the q variable, you can see that it has the value of my search query. So, the query's actually being passed through a URL. This is cool because we can bookmark this URL, or copy and paste it to send someone else to the same search results page. Let's go back into our form here. If I were to submit this form with my name and title, the URL sent to the form processor would include the name, which base is converted into plus signs. And the different variables will be separated by an ampersand and any non-alphanumeric values to a percentage sign followed by two hexadecimal digits. The get method is the default, so if you don't include it, it assumes you want to send the form with a get method.
The post method sends the data to the server in the background. Some servers limit the length of the arguments passed to an application through a URL. So the post method is better for sending longer forms, and it's necessary when you're sending files. Post is considered a more secure method than get, because with get the parameters are transmitted directly through a URL which can be sniffed by malicious scripts. It's up to your form processor to accept results in either get, post or both.
So getting used to the attributes and the form tag gives you a lot of options that control where the data from the form is sent. How it is encoded, and the method by which it's sent.
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Released: Oct 22nd, 2010
Running Time: 153 Min.
Director: T.B.
Company: West Coast Productions
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Bonus Scenes, Dolby Digital, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Wesley Pipes, Farrah Foxx, Blaque Foxx, Juicy Lipps, Devonte, Jon Jon, J. Strokes, Buttafly, Franchesca Gabriella, Gabriella (I), Jon Q., Sexy Phat, Others
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Anal, Big Butt, Ethnic - Black
Five new big ass nasty scenes!
When you promise the biggest ass ever, you better deliver. Luckily, this title has no problem delivering metric tons of hot chocolate dumper in spades, with each ass here hefty enough to warrant its own area code.
Take Buttafly, for example, so named for the awesome butterfly tat on her ass, which ends up being the size of a kite as she bends over and takes a fat cock from behind. She looks pretty fucking good on all fours sucking that fucking cock, too. Also good here is Franchesca Gabriella, who sounds like she's being detained at Abu Ghraib while she's being pounded in her fat pussy, ass and tits wiggling to the jungle beat.
These two scenes conspire to make this a better-than-average ass-themed effort.


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Ultra-Compact Optical Spectrometer for Organic Mapping, uCOSOM (microcosm)
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AbstractWe propose to develop a coke-can-size, 250 g, 400 mW instrument for mounting on small lander or rover arms: the ultra-Compact Optical Spectrometer for Organic Mapping (?COSOM) instrument. Two core technologies enable the proposed instrument: a narrow linewidth, 235 nm, deep UV (DUV) semiconductor laser triode (LT), currently being developed by Photon System under DARPA funding; and a new uncooled, linear DUV CCD array detector with high quantum efficiency in the DUV with fast read rates and low read noise.The need for in situ micro-scale mapping for trace concentrations of organics on planetary surfaces is exemplified by requirements put forth the (July 09) Mid Range Rover?Science Analysis Group (MRR-SAG) and again in a 2010 Astrobiology paper by Pratt et al.¿COSOM fulfills similar organic needs on future in-situ missions with MER class rover/arm sizes or small landers to planetary bodies such as Mars, icy worlds (Titan, Europa, Enceladus), and small primitive bodies.?COSOM provides a broad organic and inorganic compound measurement capability without the need for sample handling or reagents. It will excite sub-ppb levels of organic compounds on rocks, soil, or other surfaces at 235 nm and simultaneously measure Raman scattering in the 240 nm to 260 nm region (1000 to 4000 cm-1) and native fluorescence in the 260 nm to 700 nm region at a working distance of several cm, with long depth of focus, and with the ability to map areas up to 1 by 1 cm in size with 100?m spatial resolution. The pulsed source enables solar blind gated Raman and fluorescence spectral measurements but also fluorescence and phosphorescence decay measurements to provide orthogonal information about target composition. The instrument can also provide spectral reflectance of targets from 240 nm to 700 nm together with Raman and fluorescence data, using solar illumination, and enable solar and stellar irradiance and sky background measurements.
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Release Date: 2001 |
Album Rating: 4.0Thanks for your comments , now looking back at the review , yes i didnt go as indepth as I should , and in future i definetly will, and the Guns 'N' Rosés was an honest mistake , spelling and grammar seem really important to you guys
Album Rating: 4.5Jump In Now deserved 5
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In 10 seasons as a head coach — two at Bowling Green, two at Utah and six at Florida — Meyer has a 104-23 record. His teams are 7-1 in bowl games, including the Gators' 41-14 victory over unbeaten and top-ranked Ohio State in the 2007 Bowl Championship Series title game.
Meyer initially denied all the talk about succeeding Tressel, saying he wasn't interested in leaving ESPN, where he was a college football analyst.
"He enjoyed what he was doing, but I think he also had the bug to start coaching again," ESPN broadcast partner and former Ohio State linebacker Chris Spielman said. "This was just an opportunity that he couldn't pass up."
Meyer inherits a young team led by freshman quarterback Braxton Miller, who would seem to be a perfect fit for his spread offense.
"We're putting a lot of pressure on this cat," Meyer joked. "He's special."
Ohio State's .500 record this season marked the most losses at Ohio State since John Cooper's 1999 team also went 6-6 overall and 3-5 in the Big Ten.
The Buckeyes already lost their string of six Big Ten titles when the school was forced to vacate the 2010 season for the NCAA violations. The school has also self-imposed two years of NCAA probation and offered to return $339,000 in bowl revenue from 2010 and to forfeit five scholarships over the next three seasons.
Ohio State is awaiting final word from the NCAA's committee on infractions. The committee tagged Ohio State with a "failure to monitor" label — second only to a lack of institutional control on the list of most egregious charges against a university. The school could still be hit with a bowl ban, a loss of more scholarships, or other penalties.
Ohio State President Gordon Gee was at Vanderbilt when Meyer was in the Southeastern Conference with Florida.
"I always viewed him the way many other coaches referred to him as being a goody two-shoes," Gee said in a phone interview. "He was called that because he always tried to do things right, and he was upset if others didn't try to do it right. I have always admired him."
But Meyer's teams have not always been so well behaved.
The Gators had 30 arrests involving 27 players during Meyer's six seasons.
Meyer left Utah for Florida after leading the Utes to a perfect season. He had a choice of either the Florida job or the Notre Dame job and he picked the Gators.
In his second season with the Gators, No. 2-ranked Florida beat unbeaten Ohio State, coached by Tressel, 41-14 to win his first national title.
Two years later, Florida won another national title, beating Oklahoma 24-14 behind Tim Tebow.
The next year Florida contended for a repeat, but after losing the SEC title game to Alabama, Meyer said he was retiring from coaching, citing health problems. He changed his mind and was back the next day, saying he would only take a leave of absence.
In addition to the deal he signed with Ohio State, Meyer's two daughters in college and young son also made him sign something. It promises that he won't overdo it, that he won't work too hard, that he'll take care of himself this time.
"This is a contract that my kids made me sign before I was allowed to sign a real contract," he said, holding up a pink slip of paper. "It's tougher than any other contract I've signed in my life."
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Slow-Cooked Vegetable Curry
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 9 hrs
This is so easy and makes a hearty, delicious dinner.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups sliced carrots
- 2 medium potatoes, cut into 1/2 inch cubes
- 1 (15 ounce) can garbanzo beans, rinsed and drained
- 8 ounces green beans, cut into 1 inch pieces
- 1 cup coarsely chopped onion
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
- 2 teaspoons curry powder
- 1 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1⁄2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 (14 ounce) can vegetable broth
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes
- 2 cups hot cooked rice
- Add the first 12 ingredients in order to a 4-quart slow-cooker.
- Pour vegetable broth over all.
- Cover and cook on LOW for 7-9 hours.
- Add in undrained tomatoes; stir to combine.
- Cover and let stand 5 minutes.
- Serve over cooked rice.
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I didn't have high hopes for this, as most crockpot recipes haven't turned out well for me, but this was a lot better than I expected. I followed the recipe except for using frozen green beans. I ended up adding about a half cup of smooth peanut butter, and that worked well. I served it over brown rice. Very good, thanks.
Hubby never likes anything out of the crockpot...until now. He raved no this one before I even got done! No tomatoes or tapioca got added, but he already had it served up as a soup...along with homemade hashbrowns. It was DELICIOUS. Definitely will be added to the list of crockpot faves.
Excellent meatless meal! I was out of carrots so I added more potatoes. I used frozen green beans and chicken broth. I accidentally poured the canned tomatoes over everything in the beginning but it didn't seem to hurt anything. My curry powder is kind of weak so next time I'll double up on that. I thought I disliked garbanzo beans but this changed my mind.


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City's Education Department Will Pay $25k Settlement to Child Injured in Bronx Cafeteria
The New York City Department of Education has reached a settlement with the family of a child who was injured after slipping on his school's wet floor three years ago.
School officials offered $25,000, and the family accepted, according to court documents filed this morning in the Bronx Supreme Court. The department is likely also set to reimburse the family's legal costs, which were around $8,300.
The boy was a fifth-grader at Public School 21 in the Bronx at the time of the incident, in June 2010. He slipped after stepping onto a wet surface in the cafeteria, and the "sharp edge of a protruding pipe" sliced him in the left shin, leaving a "laceration approximately 5-7cm in length," according to the complaint.
He was taken to the emergency room, where he received 26 stitches. He missed a week of school after that, but "has made a good recovery" since. The boy's mother, Florence Kukoyi, subsequently sued the school on his behalf.
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WEST ALLIS, Wis. -- Olympic champion Chad Hedrick won at
5,000 meters and Maria Lamb captured the 3,000 Saturday in the fall
World Cup qualifier for the U.S. speedskating team.
Hedrick of Spring, Texas, easily won in 6 minutes, 43.08 seconds
at the Pettit National Ice Center, far slower than his gold-medal
time of 6:14.68 at the Turin Games.
"Not a great time, but it's a stepping stone," Hedrick said.
He is easing back into skating after a five-month layoff from
training and competition. He finished 10th in the 500-meter race
Friday in the only other event he entered in the four-day event to
select long track sprint and allround teams for World Cup
Hedrick, who also won silver and bronze medals in Turin, already
has qualified for the World Cup team. He is trying to get back into
shape for the rest of the season.
In the only other event, Lamb of River Falls won the women's
3,000 in 4:22.49.
"I felt pretty good," she said.
After a women's 5,000 and a men's 10,000 Sunday, U.S. coaches
will make their final selections for the team. The only other
prequalified skaters besides Hedrick are Shani Davis of Chicago,
who has also won a spot on the short track team, and Catherine
Raney of Elm Grove.
Ordinarily, there would be more prequalified skaters based on
past performances, but medal-winning skaters like Casey
FitzRandolph, Derek Parra, Jennifer Rodriguez and Joey Cheek have
either retired or are pursuing other interests this season. Their
absence has opened spots for newcomers like Jessica Smith of
Melvindale, Mich., who has made the team based on her runs in two
500-meter races.
The 23-year-old Smith began competing in inline skating when she
was 13 and has won a dozen world titles. She switched to the ice in
2004 because she wanted to compete in an Olympics.
"It feels good," she said. "I'm glad to do it now so I have
more time to get used to the competition. It will help me in my
goal of making an Olympic team."
Her best finish in the two 500s was third. She also placed
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Louie Mack's Steakhouse in Lakeland Cited
Published: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at 10:09 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 at 10:09 p.m.
Louie Mack's Steakhouse was temporarily closed Tuesday after restaurant inspectors found violations. The restaurant was cleared after a follow-up inspection, and it reopened Wednesday.
The restaurant at 5700 S. Florida Ave. was cited after an inspection found a "high priority" violation involving several live roaches in the kitchen area and a total of 10 "intermediate" and "basic" violations, according to records with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
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