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I have virtually no interest in college football, and that is rather odd. I graduated from the University of Michigan. I live very close to Ann Arbor, and consider it my home. It's hard to imagine a location more focused on college football. People even gladly accept that for a half dozen or so Saturdays out of every year, they will not be able to get anywhere in the city for the span of about six hours as streets are closed to general traffic and endless throngs of outlanders in $200 throwback jerseys with blue & gold flags on their cars make their way in and out of town for the game. 110,000+ Wolverine fans from far and wide go to great effort to get wedged like sardines into the Big House and cheer wildly. Meanwhile, I could get alumni tickets and easily drive the fifteen minutes into town for the game yet I can't be bothered to even watch the game on TV.
I don't hate college football, as many of my friends keep accusing me of. (I've never understood why not sharing someone else's enthusiasm equates to hatred.) I just don't have any interest in it. There are a few reasons for that. One is that there is no permanence of players. Yes, free agents move about in the NFL, but in the pros you can watch a team being built for the long term (unless you're a Lions fan). How long have the Colts been laboring to build a base of talent and then fill holes to get where they are today? You also get to see teams go in the opposite direction as the league catches up to them — think of the Rams days as the greatest show on turf. In college they win the National Championship and if you get one more year out of them before they go pro, count yourself lucky.
Since you aren't really a long term fan of the players in college, to make it interesting, you have to be true to your school to get enthusiastic about the games. Rah-rah-sis-boom-bah, and so forth. I'm not like that. I like living in Ann Arbor, and I think I got a decent education at Michigan, but then, that's what I paid them for. And I paid them a lot. They had no particular interest in me as a person and I have no particular interest in them as an institution. As far as I'm concerned, going to school was roughly equivalent to a business agreement. I gave them money; they let me into some classes. I completed some assignments; they gave me a degree. That's about it.
Not only that, it's very hard for me to look at a college game and not see the enormous diminishment in the quality of play compared to pros. To put it as pretentiously as possible, if you appreciate the artistry of football, the NFL is the Louvre, the NCAA is the Fargo Museum of Contemporary Art.
This related to a problem the NFL had this week. Lucky for me, the Lions were playing on Sunday night. That freed up three network time slots for afternoon games, which is rare. Usually you get two games either in the 1pm or 4pm slots, whichever one the Lions game is not in (as the local team they get sole possession of their time slot) unless the Lions have a bye, or one of the networks is self-destructive enough to put the Lions on in prime time. (I could go on about the lofty asswit quotient of the NFL TV schedule for about 8000 words, but I'll spare you that for now.)
So this week we had Indy/Jacksonville and Chicago/Pittsburgh at 1pm and KC/Dallas at 4pm. Best line-up of games all year. Kind of made up for the horrible prime time match-ups. Yes, I know you guys with NFL Sunday Ticket are pointing and laughing at me now. The fact that it is only available for Direct TV subscribers means, quite frankly, that you are supporting an illegal monopoly and I am appalled at your callously selfish behavior at the expense of the civil rights of your fellow citizens. But I digress.
Watching the Indy game I was, if possible, even more impressed with what an incredible team they are. Even if you, like me, are not-so-secretly hoping for them to suffer a loss somewhere along the line, you just have to be mesmerized by the quality of play. After watching Indy, seeing the other games was like watching college football. There is that marked of a difference. I have reached the point where I will be surprised if they don't run the table this year. It kind of took a bit of the intesity out of the remaining games.
Interestingly, a number of columnists over at ESPN.com seem to think the correct thing for the Colts to do is rest people for the playoffs.
Jason Whitlock writes:
Going undefeated does not give you football immortality. Not one member of the undefeated Miami Dolphins is a true NFL legend. Not even Don Shula. No one even believes that the undefeated Dolphins are one of the all-time great teams.
I'm not trying to disrespect Shula or what his team accomplished. I'm just asking people to put Dungy and the Colts' mission in proper perspective. If sitting Manning, Edgerrin James and Dwight Freeney will help the Colts win the Super Bowl, then that's exactly what Dungy should do.
Going undefeated is not remotely important. You know what going undefeated gets you? An interview on ESPN 30 years later that makes sports fans rush to the Internet to figure out who Mercury Morris is.
Whitlock (one of my favorite columnists at ESPN.com) contradicts himself directly. None of the undefeated Miami Dolphins are truly legendary, then we must still remember them for some other reason. Could it be because they went undefeated?
Clearly, just winning a Super Bowl does not give you immorality. Mercury Morris is getting front page headlines. When's the last time anyone interviewed, say, Kenny King?
You can even be one of the all time greats without winning a Superbowl. Ask Dan Marino about that. Too recent an example? Ask Thurman Thomas. Ask Fran Tarkenton.
In fact, the 2005 Colts are probably already set-up to be considered one of the best teams ever, even if they don't win the Superbowl, simply because there is no other NFL team that has been so totally dominant in recent memory. They are likely going down as a revolutionary team in the history of football, for reasons I'll get to in a moment.
Take it a step further. The comparison to the '72 Dolphins is probably not even adequate. Were the Colts to go 19-0, any debate about the best team in history would probably be moot. A better comparison would be the 1985 Bears if they had gone undefeated. They, like the present day Colts, occasionally toyed with the opposition (Fridge as a running back). Would anybody give other than lip service to another team as the best ever? The stakes are extraordinarily high.
Dan Shanoff writes:
[An undefeated season is a] misguided as a goal. Immortality is a siren, even if it IS within sight. 19-0 is just the type of eye-OFF-the-ball thinking that leads to stumbling before they reach the real goal, a Super Bowl title.
And make no mistake: At this point, if the Colts don't win the Super Bowl — whether they go 16-0, 15-1, 14-2 or 13-3 along the way — they are utter failures.[Columnist Adrian Wojnarowski] says people don't remember individual year's Super Bowl champs? Give me a break. Know who people really don't remember? A season's top contender that doesn't win the Super Bowl. Oh, wait. Except, as chokers.
So why try for immortality when you can potentially increase the odds of having everyone admire you as one of 40 (and eventually 50, 60, 70…) Super Bowl winners? Why not take a day off Cal? You'll still make the hall of fame. What's the point of taking that mountain stage Lance? You've already matched Merckx.
The point, of course, is that if everyone took the safe route over a shot at immortality, there would be no immortality. The dare always comes before the win. "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." There's a reason they call they guy who originally said that The Great One and not Some Hoser Who Won the Stanley Cup a Few Years Back. (OK, the semantic logic in that quote is a little rough. And you can think of Kobe Bryant as a counter-example. But apart from it not making logical sense and being misused by some people, it's perfect.)
One more thing about the Colts. Win or lose, I am convinced they are going to be remembered as revolutionary. Much fun has been made of Peyton's spastic thrashing about on the line of scrimmage, but the business of giving the QB a lot of latitude to audible and adapt works amazingly well. So well, in fact, that the Bengals work really hard to imitate it. Over at Texas Tech they have had outsized success with something similar, as discussed in this excellent NYT article (not that I follow college football). To wit:
[Texas Tech Coach Mike] Leach is unusual in giving his quarterback the authority to change every play, wherever the line of scrimmage. "He can see more than I'll ever see," Leach says. "If I call a stupid play, his job is to get me out of it. If he doesn't get me out of it, I might holler at him. But if you let him react to what he sees, there's a ton of touchdowns to be had." All Leach is really saying to Hodges when he sends in the play is, "Line up in Ace, see how they line up against it and call a good play."
I think this is a terrific development. The pendulum is swinging back to the days when QBs called their own plays. It does mean serious environmental changes. Right now, the premiums are on QBs who can make decisions once a play has started and change their passing targets in response to a play developing — footwork and quick release are keys to success. Audibles typically occur a handful of times over the course of the game. Expecting, and even requiring, the QB to make adaptations before the start of the play is going to be require an awesome depth of knowledge on the part of the QB. The West Coast offense will look like child's play.
Premiums will go up on QBs who have mental creativity. We'll reach a point where you'd trade athletics for brains. You'll give up the 6'4″ 230 lb. guy who can throw a perfect 80 yard spiral, for a 5'10" 180 lb. guy who can read a defense and build a game plan. Offenses will get more complicated and varied and teams will no longer huddle unless the clock is stopped. Defenses (lineman anyway) will get smaller, because of the endurance necessary to keep up with the rapid pace of the game, the lack of opportunity for substitution, and the need to play more generalist roles from more varied formations. Rookies will suffer even more.
It will be a fascinating thing to watch and make for some serious entertainment. Especially if NFL Sunday Ticket comes to Comcast (we shall overcome!) and you can watch, and TIVO, the complete field view to see how a play develops and where it succeeds and fails. Peyton Manning's seizures are a harbinger of things to come. OK, when I say "you" I mean "me." I doubt many of you are pathetic enough to spend your weekends like that.
That said. I still hope the Colts lose a game. If I have things figured correctly, as long as Chicago beats Atlanta next week, the Seahawks will need to beat the Colts to be assured of home field advantage in the playoffs (that's a qualified statement since Stephen Hawking has not returned my email requesting he explain the potential playoff scenarios). A motivated Seahawks team, whom I wrote off as in their late year swoon a couple weeks ago, is one possibility to defeat the Colts in the regular season run. Once in the playoffs, the Colts may find themselves facing New England again. It's one thing to beat a decimated Patriots team early in the season. It's quite another when it's not your entire team versus Tom Brady. What a game that will be.
(By the way, is there any reason nobody at ESPN has put together a montage of clips of his more dramatic convulsions and set them to Footloose yet?)
Last week amounted to a sister-kissing versus the spread — 2-2-1. That brings us to 20-15-1 for the year. So for an outlay of $3960 we have been returned $4310 giving us a profit of $350 or approximately 1% of the in-state tuition cost for a four-year undergraduate degree at The University of Michigan. (According to this email I just got, I could have gotten a degree from a leading university based on life experience without ever leaving my home. I wonder if they have a football team.)
Also, partially thanks to the utterly improbable occurrence of the Jets actually winning a game (effectively removing themselves from the Reggie Bush Sweepstakes) and partially thanks to Pittsburgh showing no fear whatsoever of Kyle Orton's deadly neck beard, we had our first losing week in the Line picks. I'm willing to let it slide this week, but if it happens again the formula must be adjusted.
More interestingly, our hypothetical dropping of a c-note on the four enormous money-line long shots paid off when Miami hung on for a victory. It almost came through really big when the Cleveland/Cincy game went down to the wire. We had a return of $950 for a $400 layout, which is about as sweet as it gets in this racket. Certainly a strategy to keep in mind if there is ever another week with four money lines in excess of 7-1 return.
On to this week's picks. Here is the DVOA comparison summary for this week. Here is the document to read if you think 'DVOA' was just me making a typo.
This week we add a new complication: Home Team Adjustment. I mentioned this briefly last week. The specific issue is that DVOA numbers do not take into account home field advantage. There are, I think, two reasons for this. 1) The Football Outsiders guys, like so many of us, are severely limited by having no more than two hands a piece, and 2) what investigation that they have done into home field advantage has suggested fairly major variability from season to season and even team to team; enough variability that they have left it for future study (maybe this off-season).
What we are left with for now is preliminary investigations that suggest that, for team comparison purposes, you could quantify the (highly unreliable) home field advantage by adding 17 percent to the home team. Also, they found that that advantage becomes more reliable if we are talking about a warm weather team on the road against a cold weather team.
I have, very informally, taken the warm-team-in-cold-weather idea into account in my judgment over the past few weeks. For this week I have also created an alternate set of DVOA comparisons. In these I have simply added 17 to the DVOA of the home team. Here is the modified comparison document. I am not entirely sure in what way this is going to change things, other than just looking at them and using the data as another piece of information in the analysis.
Plus, I didn't think this mess was complicated enough as it was.
We start, as always, with games where the DVOA superior team in the spread underdog. There are lots of them this week.
==Tampa Bay is getting 4.5 points at New England even thought their DVOA is 10.4 higher. Not going near that. No way. a) NE at home, meaning warm team in cold weather, b) home adjustment puts NE on top, c) as folks return from injury, NE is returning to championship form, and it will be a while until DVOA incorporates the effect of the players returns. Maybe I should take NE. I think I will. The Pats may yet turn out to be the Colts worst nightmare. Pick: New England -4.5. (Note: I took the spread for this game from Pinnacle Sports instead of Vegas.com. Vegas.com didn't have a spread posted at the time I was writing this.)
==Pittsburgh is giving 3 at Minnesota. DVOA says the Vikings are the better team and even more so after the home adjustment. Both these teams are fighting like hell to get to the post season. This is one of those agonizing situations where there are plausible scenarios both ways. My heart says it's going to be Pittsburgh, but my head says the Bus doesn't crank out a game like he had last week so I'll have to pick the Vikings. Pick: Minnesota +3.
==Philly is getting 3.5 at St. Louis. Even after the home adjustment Philly is still the better team per DVOA. Of course, that doesn't take into account the loss of Brian Westbrook yet, which officially turns the Eagles roster into an outright disaster. Funny though, despite all the injuries and the T.O. mess, you don't get the sense that Philly has imploded, as opposed to the Imploded Rams (they are no longer 'imploding,' the process is complete). Still I can't pick Philly, not only because of Westbrook but also because, for the first time in years they have nothing to play for. And ex-Lion QB Mike McMahon keeps getting lost looking for Ford Field. Pass.
Here's a question for you: Who do you take as your starting QB, Brad Johnson or Donovan McNabb? If I thought McNabb was reliably going to achieve 2004 form again, I'd take him, but I don't so I guess I'd take Johnson. In fact, I'd bet if you compared them over their careers they would come out pretty equal — McNabb is the better runner and had a better single year, but I bet Johnson has the edge in accuracy and frankly, he makes fewer mistakes. Plus, he has a ring.
I'd also bet that I'm pretty much alone in that assessment, which shows you the value of charisma. Donovan is the face of Campbell's Soup, while Brad Johnson was probably a wallflower on the love boat.
See how easy it is to dis' Donovan McNabb without bringing race into it? Why do people have such trouble doing that?
==Arizona is pick 'em at Houston despite being 14.8 superior in DVOA. That seems to indicate Arizona is the good bet. But the home adjustment puts Houston up a bit and because of the range of possible point spreads I could get Houston +1.5, so that seems to indicate Houston is a good bet. Here's the key: The only thing Houston wants to win is the Reggie Bush Sweepstakes. Did you see that kick last week? I believe NFL Films has sent a copy to America's Funniest Home Videos. It was like Rodney Dangerfield was behind Kris Brown saying "Hey, Smails! I bet you slice into the woods — a hundred bucks!" Pick: Arizona straight up.
==Green Bay is getting 3.5 in Baltimore. Brian Billick wears sunglasses at night. Green Bay needed an assist from the zebras to beat the Lions. Baltimore is the worse team before the home adjustment, Green Bay the worse team after. My thoroughly researched opinion is that they both exhibit restaurant quality suckitude. I can't possibly differentiate between the two enough to make a pick. Pass.
Next: games where a large DVOA differential is accompanied with a disproportionately small point spread.
==Seattle is only favored by 7 at Tennessee. This is tempting. The only potential trouble is if they are looking past this to Indy in week 16, but Seattle appears to be on one of those every-game-is-a-statement type of streaks. Has there been a player more devastated by injuries than Steve McNair? A real loss. A healthy McNair would have had many MVP caliber years. He's still got nagging injuries and can't practice. Meanwhile, Seattle has only had minor injury problems all year. Pick: Seattle -7.
==San Francisco is getting 15 points in Jacksonville. When you factor in the home adjustment Jacksonville's DVOA advantage is over 100. For SF, every game is a must lose in the Reggie Bush Sweepstakes. Of course, trying to lose as effectively as the Texans is kind of like trying to beat the Colts — your opponent is operating on another level. Pick: Jacksonville -15.
==Denver is giving 9 to Buffalo, but this is another case where mitigating factors come into play. The big DVOA difference is mitigated by the home adjustment which brings the DVOA difference more into line. Not only that we have weather issues again. But the mitigation is mitigated by the fact that the Bills are starting their back-up QB. More importantly Denver is a great running team and the Bills are lousy against the run. I'm going to stop before I talk myself into the Broncos. Pass.
==A special case here is Atlanta getting 3 at Chicago. At first glance it seems the spread is in line with DVOA, but once you add in the home adjustment, the warm team in cold weather factor, Ron Mexico's bruised ribs, and the fact that Atlanta tends to beat bad teams and lose to good teams, the favor goes to Chicago. Fun fact: I was old enough to drink legally before Kyle Orton was born. Another fun fact: If I had a neck beard it would be gray. Yet another fun fact: I just took a Prozac. Pick: Chicago -3.
Finally we get to games where the teams are close in DVOA, but the point spread is outsized. The games in this category are marginal.
==Carolina giving 8 at New Orleans seems to make the Saints look promising after figuring in the home adjustment — but that would be like giving a mortgage application to a guy living in a refrigerator box. New Orleans will also be starting their back-up QB, but that's really not a detriment in this case. Pass.
==Likewise, home adjusted DVOA suggests that the Lions may be a good pick over Cincinnati at +7.5. Ha ha ha. Ha Ha Ha HA HA HA HA {cough, cough}. Oh, I do make my own fun. Pass.
On to the money line. I'm going to stay with the formula that has only betrayed me once so far (last week). The question is whether to use standard DVOA metric or the home adjusted DVOA.
In both case we have:
Minnesota, $146.00 return
Philadelphia, $159.00 return
Standard DVOA says to take:
Tampa Bay, $178.00 return
Kansas City, $126.00 return
Arizona, $95.24 return
Green Bay, $165 return
Home adjusted DVOA says to take:
New York Giants, $73.53 return
Houston, $95.24 return
Washington, $74.63 return
So incorporating the home field advantage we would drop TB and GB, pick up WAS, and switch sides on the KC/NYG, AZ/HOU games. That's a pretty big difference. I'm going to stick with the standard DVOA for consistencies sake, but if the adjusted one turns out to have been more accurate, we change for next week.
Pick Recap
Spread Picks
New England -4.5
Minnesota +3
Arizona PK
Seattle -7
Jacksonville -15
Chicago -3
Line Picks
Minnesota, $146.00
Philadelphia, $159.00
Tampa Bay, $178.00
Kansas City, $126.00
Arizona, $95.24
Green Bay, $165
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Go through this same basic process whenever you have done something you wish you hadn't done. Describe what happened and why you think it happened, and then put your words under the microscope, as above, changing your words to "I" statements to form solutions.
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#23: quick ticket should check for correct ticket module to use ------------------------+------------------------------------- Reporter: gjm | Owner: gjm Type: defect | Status: accepted Priority: major | Milestone: RC1 for initial release Component: dashboard | Version: Resolution: | Keywords: ------------------------+------------------------------------- Changes (by gjm): * status: new => accepted Comment: OK, I think it is about time that the quick ticket functionality worked with the product system so I'll take this on now. I'll go with the relatively simple check in my last comment but I'll try to throw in changes to the html to get the product field active and conditionally show the Create Ticket button. -- Ticket URL: <https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/ticket/23#comment:7> Apache Bloodhound <https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/> The Apache Bloodhound (incubating) issue tracker
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My husband and I are moving to St. Augustine this fall. We are trying to decide where to keep our 26' Columbia Sailboat. Mast height she's about 33' and draft is only 2 feet. We have done majority of our sailing on lakes, and some in New York Harbor. We are not familiar with open ocean however. I lived in Orange Park before and know there are a lot of waterways to play on besides the ocean. What sort of inland sailing is available around St. Augustine? Is there enough to keep us busy on the intercostal? Or should I look at keeping the boat on the St. Johns? How is sailing on the river? Also any marina recommendations? We don't want to have to drive too far to get to our boat, but we're open to ideas. Thank you!!
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We have lived aboard with our home port in the Northeast Florida area since 1972. St. Augustine definitely has easy access to the ocean and some space for sailing north up the Tolomato River; however, the tidal currents are too strong to allow for rewarding recreational inland sailing. The Fish Island Marina & Anchorage Inn Marina as well as those up the San Sebastian River will have the best prices. Our favorite in the area for living aboard and quick access to anytime sailing is the Fleming Island Marina (formerly Whitney's Marina) in Orange Park, but it's a long trek to the ocean. Another selection would be a wise choice for hurricane protection if you would not want to move your boat for a tropical storm. Send me a PM if you would want a detailed comparison of more options in the NE Florida area. This is our "Briar Patch"!
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If you think America doesn't do the cool stuff anymore — or that half of it is always outsourced overseas — you'll rethink that after watching Discovery Channel's new competitive reality series "The Big Brain Theory: Pure Genius," premiering Wednesday, May 1.
Not only does it feature 10 supersmart contestants competing in high-tech and high-explosives challenges under the watchful eye of host Kal Penn ("House," "Harold & Kumar"), but viewers also get to visit the venue where it was shot — WET in Southern California's San Fernando Valley.
"It was quickly on the heels of Steve Jobs passing away," Nancy Daniels, Discovery's executive vice president of development and production, tells Zap2it of the inception of the idea for the show. "There were a lot of questions out there: 'What does this mean for American innovation; is it going to go elsewhere?'
"We were looking at [the show] as being a celebration of American ingenuity and innovation, really showing off what we have here in this country."
To achieve that, there's hardly a better place to start than WET.
Stretching over several blocks in a sun-baked light-industrial area of a desert city, WET, true to its name, specializes in water. Actually it specializes in dribbling, flowing, spraying, cascading and shooting water into the air in a dizzying variety of ways, blending it with light, music and even fire.
Among its most famous projects is the Fountains of Bellagio, a Las Vegas landmark that offers a dazzling dance of illuminated jets. And if the 200 designers, architects, engineers, scientists and cinematographers at WET can't find a part or piece of equipment to suit their needs, they just design and make it themselves — and that includes scale models of the company and projects, right down to miniature furniture, welding robots and people.
"The Big Brain Theory: Pure Genius" is the result of a months-long collaborative process between WET founder Mark Fuller — who's also one of the judges on the show — and Craig Piligian of Pilgrim Films ("The Ultimate Fighter," "Wicked Tuna").
After giving a tour of the facility – which also features a grass-covered "parking lot," classrooms, small brainstorming rooms furnished only with beanbag chairs, high-tech labs reminiscent of "CSI," and some of the most fabulous climbing bougainvillea in the Los Angeles area — Fuller sits down over lunch with Piligian to explain how it all came to be.
"For Mark and I," says Piligian, "we had a long development period because we had to pick the right thing, especially as his brand was at stake."
"When we heard 'competition show,'" Fuller says, "I thought, 'Oh, no, we thought it would be some high-end thing.' And Craig and his colleague said, 'There's no high-end, smart challenge shows on TV.' I said, 'I know, that's my point.' They said, 'Let's make one.'"
Coming up with the challenges was a challenge in itself. They had to be tough enough to strain bright minds while still visual enough to read on camera for the folks at home.
"My guys started with these brainiac things," says Fuller, "but they wouldn't make good television. Then you were doing stuff that was just all about blowing stuff up. There was no science in that. It took a while to do the mix."
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Atlantis Aqua Fun!!!
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So by the time we finished all of that, we didn't have a lot of time left. There was lots more to explore at Atlantis. There were white-sand beaches, a couple of aquariums, and a casino. We went out to one of the beaches, and actually waded out into the ocean for a little bit. But that's really all we had time ...
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Extensions desiring to selectively forget information about closed tabs/windows
have to be quite inventive. What about a new API:
void forgetClosedTab(in nsIDOMWindow aWindow, in unsigned long aIndex);
Created attachment 409308 [details] [diff] [review]
Patch with test. I disabled some of tests related to our specific implementation of undCloseTab and bug 478707. Rest of tests passing.
Comment on attachment 409308 [details] [diff] [review]
I don't think this relates to our version of undoCloseTab.
Sorry, i just mean that because of our specific implementation of undoCloseTab, bug 478707 exist, and we have little mess with getClosedTabData. We don't restore closed tab data or save it when setWindowState called. That's why disabled test fail.
Right, but this API is to forget about the closed tab of an open window, and we currently track that on the tabbrowser instead. At least from our point of view, it would make more sense to provide the API on the tabbrowser too, and it would simply destroy the saved browser in much the same way as the code at the end of removeTab destroys the oldest saved browser if it overflows the undo stack.
Created attachment 409676 [details] [diff] [review]
suggestion implemented.
Done as Neil suggested. Also i replaced gBrowser by getBrowser(). Test is almost useless now, it only check for wrong parameters, until bug 478707 will be fixed.
Comment on attachment 409676 [details] [diff] [review]
suggestion implemented.
>+ <method name="forgetSavedBrowser">
I wonder whether Firefox would be interested in an API on tabbrowser.
>+ <parameter name="aIndex"/>
Need to validate aIndex here, in case anyone calls it directly.
>+ aIndex = aIndex || 0;
Don't need this, XPConnect already defaults to 0. (And you'll be validating in the tabbrowser anyway, right?)
>+ ss.setWindowState(newWin, JSON.stringify(test_state), true);
Maybe we can add and close tabs directly, thus simulating closed tabs?
Created attachment 409893 [details] [diff] [review]
comments fixed.
Well, all done as suggested. Tests all enabled and passing.
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comments fixed.
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Nit: forgotten
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for checkin
[Checkin: Comment 10]
patch for checkin, carrying forward r+ and sr+ from Neil.
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Anger and pain summed up the political mood against Gordon Brown in Cleethorpes (Labour majority 2,642) where I spent last weekend with voters from my old constituency. I have been making the train journey from London to Scunthorpe and Cleethorpes for 32 years since I became the prospective Tory candidate in 1976. Some Fridays I dreaded going back – especially after some 1990s Tory weeks of horror in Westminster. These days, however, it has become my own personal trip down memory lane.
I had been invited to address the Cleethorpes Conservative Association's annual dinner – a sell-out lavish black-tie event at the local golf club, the like of which I have not experienced since the Thatcher glory days. My line, "for five elections between 1979 and 1997 I bellowed 'vote Brown' from a loudhailer on the back of a Land Rover; tonight I am here to tell you that, next time, on no account are you to vote Brown", probably got as good a cheer as anything a member of the shadow cabinet might have said.
What struck me more though, overhearing the conversations on the local Doncaster/Cleethorpes chugger was the real sense of anger, fuelled by financial pain, against Labour that now defines the reasons for the solid Tory poll leads. Of course they know me locally now, not as their MP, but haunting them in their living rooms from the political grave as the presenter of Yorkshire Television's politics programme, Last Orders. Across the carriage gangway we chatted, literally, about the price of bread and butter. And, goodness how those two old ladies moaned about the disconnect between the 50 per cent rise in these two everyday items and the official inflation figures Gordon Brown and his henchmen trumpet in the published figures. Edna asked her friend: "Vera, how can he say inflation's 2 per cent?"
And that one question alone sums up why Gordon Brown is likely to lose the next election. But the moaning was not the usual gripe against politicians. These fishwives (their husbands were retired trawlermen) were scared about how to join up the dots between their pensions and their bills. They were hurting. And when it comes down to the price of bread – well, revolutions have started because of that.
So when the Government announces, in the style of Marie Antoinette, inflation figures that bear absolutely no relation to the everyday experience of voters, you know something serious is up. I recalled the dog days when I would mouth the "lines to take" sent out by the party machine to help defend the indefensible. And I remembered, listening to Hazel Blears, this week, just how much worse I usually made the situation when I quoted some silly government statistic that bore no relation to the everyday experiences of those canny constituents.
My neighbour at the Tory dinner table did not have a clue – why should he? – how it was that on the day that the bank rate had been reduced by a further quarter per cent that he had just received a red letter from his building society telling him his variable mortgage rate would increase. So when Gordon Brown states, clumsily to say the least, that he understands people's "worries", it cuts no ice unless he is able to compensate them financially.
This dodge of mortgages increasing while the bank rate goes down is regarded ultimately as a trick of the light for which the Prime Minister is seen as ultimately responsible. Playing devil's advocate I attempted unsuccessfully, Gordon Brown-style, to shift the blame by explaining "sub-prime/USA", "credit crunch" and "liquidity" to my fellow dinner guest. His remarkably profound response was that if it has to be explained, a political argument is probably lost at the ballot box. Gordon Brown, I concluded, has lost the banking crisis argument.
And as for taking £200 more in tax from those without children earning less than £18,000 in Immingham – Labour's area of bedrock support – well, no wonder the Labour MP is keeping a low profile. For those on PAYE, the first they will cotton on is the day before polling day when they receive their first pay packet with the new Brown tax on the poor duly deducted. This has Kenneth Clarke's Tory-VAT-on-fuel gaffe in 1993 written all over it. Watch out for a Tory win in the Immingham ward!
But the extraordinary experience of seeing Tory posters – unvandalised – even in the wards that are represented by Labour councillors also told me, anecdotally, that the local Tory Party is finally back from the dead. And there is no magic to election wins and defeats. If people are worse off today compared with yesterday they won't vote for an incumbent government tomorrow.
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Phytoplankton community indicators of changes associated with dredging in the Tagus estuary (Portugal)
Cabrita M.T.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA
Environmental Pollution | Year: 2014
This work reports changes in suspended particulate matter, turbidity, dissolved Cr, Ni, Cu, Cd, Hg and Pb concentrations, and phytoplankton biomass and composition during a 5-month period dredging operation, in a trace element contaminated area of the Tagus estuary (Portugal). Phytoplankton biomass, diatom:other groups ratio, benthic:pelagic diatom ratio, Margalef's, Simpson's diversity, Shannon-Wiever's, and Warwick and Clarke's taxonomic diversity and distinctness indices, and individual taxa were investigated as indicators of dredging induced changes. Significant rise in sediment resuspension and trace element mobilisation caused by dredging influenced the community structure but not the overall biomass. Benthic diatom displacement into the water column maintained species diversity, and therefore, none of the indices highlighted community changes. Contrastingly, diatom:other groups ratio and benthic:pelagic diatom ratio were reliable indicators for the assessment of dredging induced changes. A shift in composition towards species less susceptible to trace elements was observed, disclosing some individual taxa as potential indicators. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Source
Ospina-Alvarez N.,CSIC - Institute of Marine Research |
Caetano M.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Vale C.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Santos-Echeandia J.,CSIC - Institute of Marine Research |
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Journal of Sea Research | Year: 2014
Concentrations of nitrate, nitrite, ammonium, phosphate and silicate were determined in river water, tidal water that floods the intertidal sediment (flooding water) and pore water of those sediments in the Northern Galician Rias of Ortigueira and Viveiro (NW Iberian Peninsula). The field surveys were done in the productive seasons of spring and summer 2008. Short-sediment cores and tidal flooding water were sampled at the intertidal area during the first 20min that the tide inundates the sampling site. Nutrient fluxes of rivers (Lourido and Landro) flowing into the rias were in the order of H4SiO4>NO3 ->NH4 +>HPO4-2 Nutrients input from those rivers were low relative to the nutrient discharge of the entire coastal area. Striking changes of nutrient concentrations in flooding and pore waters of intertidal sediments were observed in the short periods of tidal inundation. Nutrient fluxes driven by molecular diffusion and tide-induced transport across the sediment-water interface were quantified and compared to the nutrient river contribution. Diffusive fluxes ranged from 9.3 to 13.7nmol·cm-2·d-1 for nitrate and nitrite, -1.32 to 30.1nmol·cm-2·d-1 for ammonium, -0.01 to 0.49nmol·cm-2·d-1 for phosphate, and -13.2 to 0.2nmol·cm-2·d-1 for silicate. Tide-induced transport always exceeded diffusive fluxes, with differences reaching up to four orders of magnitude for silicate. The overall results of this study emphasize the relevance of tidal water movement in promoting the sediment-water exchange of nutrients in intertidal sub-ecosystems. © 2013 Elsevier B.V. Source
Physiological responses to depuration and transport of native and exotic clams at different temperatures
Anacleto P.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Maulvault A.L.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Barrento S.,University of Swansea |
Mendes R.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
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Aquaculture | Year: 2013
The trade of live bivalves is a complex chain (harvesting, depuration, transportation), where animals are affected by several stressors that reduce animal condition and promote mortalities, with the consequent economic losses. The aim of this study was to investigate the physiological responses (survival rates, condition index, breakdown products of ATP and glycogen content) of two bivalve species from the Tagus estuary, Venerupis pullastra (native clam) and Ruditapes philippinarum (exotic clam) during two days of depuration and subsequent transport in semi-dry conditions at two temperatures (4 and 22. °C) until reaching 50% lethal time (LT50). Depuration did not negatively affect both species, even enabling additional two day survival extension until attaining LT50. In contrast, transport was an important stressor, with temperature contributing greatly for mortality: R. philippinarum showed higher survival rates than V. pullastra, always reaching LT50 later, especially at 4. °C. The exotic clam survived nine days more at 4. °C, but only one day more at 22. °C than the native species. Nevertheless, native clams showed higher condition index and glycogen content, and also lower nucleotide K-value and adenylate energy charge than exotic clams. The best semi-dry transport conditions to maintain good physiological conditions and high quality of clams should be performed at low temperatures (4. °C). © 2013 Elsevier B.V. Source
Immobilised Phaeodactylum tricornutum as biomonitor of trace element availability in the water column during dredging
Cabrita M.T.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Raimundo J.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Pereira P.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Pereira P.,University of Aveiro |
Vale C.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA
Environmental Science and Pollution Research | Year: 2014
This work reports changes of Cr, Cu, Zn, Cd, Hg and Pb concentrations in the dissolved fraction, suspended particulate matter and immobilised Phaeodactylum tricornutum Bohlin (Bacillariophyceae), as well as of microalgae specific growth rates, during a 5-month period dredging operation in a contaminated area of the Tagus estuary, Portugal. Trace element concentrations showed broad variations in the dissolved fraction and suspended particulate matter, presumably reflecting rapid exchanges of redox-sensitive elements between water and particles, in conjunction with the dilution effect caused by the tidal excursion. Immobilised cells exposed to dredging environmental conditions showed significantly higher concentrations of Cr, Cu, Zn, Cd, Hg and Pb than under no dredging conditions. Concomitantly, specific cell growth was significantly lower, suggesting that elements released with dredging affect the microalgae physiology. The results obtained in this in situ work imply that the dissolved fraction and the suspended particulate matter are relatively ineffective indicators of the trace element enhancement during dredging and pointed out immobilised P. tricornutum as a reliable and efficient biomonitoring tool for the assessment of trace element remobilisation. © 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. Source
Fractionation of protein hydrolysates of fish and chicken using membrane ultrafiltration: Investigation of antioxidant activity
Centenaro G.S.,Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul |
Salas-Mellado M.,Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul |
Pires C.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
Batista I.,Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere IPMA |
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Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology | Year: 2014
In this work, chicken and fish peptides were obtained using the proteolytic enzymes α-Chymotrypsin and Flavourzyme. The muscle was hydrolyzed for 4 h, and the resulting peptides were evaluated. Hydrolysates were produced from Argentine croaker (Umbrina canosai) with a degree of hydrolysis (DH) of 25.9 and 27.6 % and from chicken (Gallus domesticus) with DH of 17.8 and 20.6 % for Flavourzyme and α-Chymotrypsin, respectively. Membrane ultrafiltration was used to separate fish and chicken hydrolysates from Flavourzyme and α-Chymotrypsin based on molecular weight cutoff of >1,000, <1,000 and >500, and <500 Da, to produce fractions (F1,000, F1,000-500, and F500) with antioxidant activity. Fish hydrolysates produced with Flavourzyme (FHF) and α-Chymotrypsin showed 60.8 and 50.9 % of peptides with a molecular weight of <3 kDa in its composition, respectively. To chicken hydrolysates produced with Flavourzyme and α-Chymotrypsin (CHC) was observed 83 and 92.4 % of peptides with a molecular weight of <3 kDa. The fraction that showed, in general, higher antioxidant potential was F1,000 from FHF. When added 40 mg/mL of FHF and CHC, 93 and 80 % of lipid oxidation in ground beef homogenates was inhibited, respectively. The composition of amino acids indicated higher amino acids hydrophobic content and amino acids containing sulfuric residues for FHF, which showed antioxidant potential. © 2014 Springer Science+Business Media. Source


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Chicken Alfredo Bake
|Chicken breast
|2 Tablespoon, cut into small pieces
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|3 Medium, cut into medium cubes
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Medium, chopped
|Alfredo sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon, divided
|For margarine biscuits dough
|1 3⁄4 Cup (28 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
1. Preheat the oven at 400 degrees F. Grease an 8X11 casserole dish with butter.
1. For Margarine Biscuits dough – In a bowl sift flour, salt and baking powder.
2. Add in the margarine to the flour. Mash the margarine with fork.
3. Mix the flour mixture with hand. Add in the milk and mix with fork.
4. Over the counter top sprinkle dry flour. Take out the dough from the bowl and knead with hands. Roll with the rolling pin and wrap around the it, set aside.
5. In a skillet add in the oil and chicken and stir fry.
6. Season with salt, pepper and paprika. Stir fry for few minutes.
7. When chicken is half done add in the potatoes and stir.
8. Pour in the water and stir on medium heat and cook for 10 minutes,
9. Add in the thyme, cilantro and onion, stir again.
10. Turn off the heat and add in the alfredo sauce and sour cream. Mix well.
11. Pour the chicken in the prepared casserole dish and spread evenly.
12. Cover the chicken with margarine biscuit dough and mark with fork. Top with butter.
13. Bake in oven for 25 minutes at 400 degrees F.
14. Serve Chicken Alfredo with fresh juice.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 752 Calories from Fat 377
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 42 g64.9%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 60.8 mg20.3%
Sodium 1313.5 mg54.7%
Total Carbohydrates 80 g26.6%
Dietary Fiber 5.9 g23.7%
Sugars 8.8 g
Protein 17 g34.2%
Vitamin A 35.4% Vitamin C 55.8%
Calcium 40% Iron 26.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Spell Date: Friday, August 17, 2001
To draw a passionate love your way, during a waxing Moon gather two taper candles, one pink and one red, and some red thread and jasmine oil. Anoint the candles with jasmine oil using your fingertips, then light them while visualizing the flames of passion growing between yourself and new, but yet unknown, love. Link the candles together by making a figure eight between them with the thread while saying over and over: "Flames of passion and seeds of romance grow; I open my heart to love. Now the one who seeks me shall come." For best results, enact the spell on three consecutive nights.
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August Beach Read Series: Increasing Scrutiny of Short-Term, Small-Dollar Credit Products
The interest of regulators and enforcement authorities in short-term, small-dollar credit products – including payday loans, advance deposit products, installment loans, and more – has intensified in 2013. State and federal authorities have taken numerous actions to enforce existing law and to develop new rules for these products.
Earlier this year we reported on the DOJ's prioritization of this area of consumer finance, and we have since reported on many other state and federal developments, including those related to state enforcement of licensing and usury laws against online lenders, federal regulators' scrutiny of advance deposit products and payday loans, congressional interest in small dollar loans (here and here), and the Department of Defense's potential expansion of the Military Lending Act.
With regard to this last issue, BuckleySandler Partners Kirk Jensen and Valerie Hletko recently examined the DOD's advance notice of proposed rulemaking related to installment loans used by members of the armed forces and their families. The authors point out that the DOD's interest in installment loans is emblematic of the scrutiny of short-term, small-dollar credit products, which appear to be increasingly vexing to regulators who recognize widespread demand for them but are concerned that such products may create a high-cost borrowing cycle.
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Welcome to the Parish of Portglenone
Portglenone is a village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It lies 8.5 miles west of Ballymena.
The Church of Blessed Virgin Mary Immaculate and Parochial House are located at 12 Ballymena Road, Portglenone.
Please take time to browse our site, parish
information can be found in the Bulletin section and we can be contacted using the form provided.
Information regarding helping the Parish financially through our Collections can be found in the Gift Aid section or by clicking here.
Christmas Eve (Vigil): 8pm (Parish Mass)
Christmas Morning: 11am (Parish Mass), 7am & 9:30am (Monastery Masses)
Please note there will be no 8am Mass on Christmas Morning.
All are welcome to attend.
WEEKDAY MASSES will be held in the Oratory:
Monday & Wednesday @ 9:30am.
Tuesday Mass will be held in the School while the Church is under Renovation, Mass @ 9:30am.
Friday @ 7pm, Exposition from 6pm - 7pm.
There will be no Saturday morning Mass while work is in progress.
WEEKEND PARISH MASSES will be held in the Monastery and will start on Saturday 30th July 2016:
Vigil @ 6:15pm, please note change of time.
Sunday morning @ 8am & 11am.
CISTERCIAN COMMUNITY MASS: 9:30am, please note change of time.
Baptisms will be held in the Oratory.
Weddings: Please speak with Fr. Curran to discuss possible arrangements.
Funerals: Requiem Masses will be held in St. Mary's Church, Clady.
Months Mind/Anniversary Masses will be accommodated during Parish Masses held in the Monastery.
Holy Days of Obligation/Christmas & Easter Services/First Confessions/First Communions/Confirmations – further information will be provided at a later date.
If you have a concern with the need to use stairs to access the Monastery Church, please speak to Fr. Curran or a member of the Pastoral Council to discuss other access arrangements.
On behalf of the Parishioners of Portglenone, I would like to thank our neighbours in Our Lady of Bethlehem Abbey, St. Mary's Church, Clady & St. Mary's Church, Ahoghill for agreeing to accommodate us during our own Church renovation.
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One of Aix-en-Provence's oldest and most impressive works of architecture, the exquisite Cathédrale Saint Sauveur, or Cathedral of the Holy Saviour, ... Read more
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|Posted by jonmmorgan at Aug 6, 2011 8:52:41 AM
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My understanding is that the WBTC translation and the Bible Society (India) ["Old Version"]. I presume by ERV you mean the WBTC one, though I think some of the ones you link are the Old Version.
I think it is quite possible that WBTC would give permission to use the Bengali Bible if someone asked for it, and then someone else might make a module, but I am certainly not able to do so.
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Home of the 21st Space Wing, Air Force Space Command, United States Space Command, and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). Includes …Peterson Air Force Base is a U.S. Air Force Base that shares an airfield with the adjacent Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, also having the North American ...Know of a contact that should be included in this base directory? Add the new contact now.21 FSS – Peterson Air Force Base 21st Force Support Squadron Force Support leaders providing outstanding care for our total force family at home and deployedPhone Directory and Hours This is a listing of a number of most organizations on Nellis Air Force Base. Please note that these are the normal operating hours for ...Beale AFB Operator (Directory Assistance): 530-634-3000. Beale AFB Commissary: 530-634-2422. Beale AFB Exchange: 530-788-0221. Beale AFB Billeting Office …For the full Randolph Air Force Base Directory with all the numbers, hours, and locations you need, visit: http://basedirectory.com/air-force/randolph-afb-joint-base ...Buckley Air Force Base is located in Aurora, Colo., in Arapahoe County. Before 9 p.m., you can reach the base via Interstate 225, Exit 9 for 6th Avenue/CO-30.Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (AFB) (IATA: FFO, ICAO: KFFO, FAA LID: FFO) is a United States Air Force base and census-designated place just east of Dayton, Ohio …Maxwell AFB and Gunter Annex are home to Air University, the 42nd Air Base Wing, the 908th Airlift Wing and many other associated organizations. Air University is the ...
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