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Murkier trivia about movie:
-Red syringes causes chemical alterations (mutations).
-Green syringes reverse mutations and revive.
-The crab-beast was a mutated agent killed behind the glass.
-The plant creature was the agent with white glasses who kept returning.
-Red glasses signify weak agents.
-Green glasses signify moderate agents and have the ability to give the wearer nightvision.
-Black glasses signify advanced agents. These agents have permission to seal off doors.
-Yellow glasses signify elite agents and have the ability to manipulate any agent of lower status.
-Orange glasses signify prison guards and have the ability to give the wearer enhanced strength.
-The prisoner shot the agent with the yellow glasses because he manipulated him.
-The agent who allies with the protagonist only joins him because he threatened him.
-The protagonist's mission was to save the prisoner and blow up the facility. He knew he was a time bomb and he knew he was going to die at the end.
-There were 71 kills overall.
-There will be a sequel.
I also have a character sheet located here: http://alpha-nuva.newgrou nds.com/news/post/520648
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YEAH PETRY NICE, but why the bloo agent (lol, bloo) have no hands?
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hey dude,NICE
awsome i really in joyed watching it but next time give us a way to relate to the character like why did he save blue. One more simple request to anyone who will make a madmess video i like how this guy made a bad guy become a good guy. but dude please make a sequel
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Awesome Man, Very ell make with Confused Things!
Of course you got confuses with this, thats was it is "MADNESS", Keep doing thtat man!


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Grids – Open source
Grids is open-source. The code and hardware files can be found in the grids directory in our Eurorack modules git repository.
After having cloned the repository, don't forget to run git submodule init && git submodule update
to make sure the sub-projects referenced in the code are also pulled.
Firmware hacking
To build and upload Grids' code, avr-gcc and avrdude must be installed. These are standard packages on Linux. On OS X, Crosspack can be installed.
The path to the toolchain can be edited in the AVRLIB_TOOLS_PATH
variable in avrlib/makefile.mk
directory. It might also be necessary to change the ISP programmer name in the PROGRAMMER
To build the code, use the following command:
make -f grids/makefile
If you modify lookup tables and want the big resources.cc
file to be regenerated:
touch grids/resources/resources.py && make -f grids/makefile resources
Sending the firmware to the module
Programming must be done with an AVR ISP programmer. These are very common and can be found for a few dollars – however, the most reliable units are Atmel's own AVR ISP mkII.
The ISP programmer must be connected on the back of the module – red stripe of the cable on the same side as the ISP text on the board. To upload the code:
make -f grids/makefile upload
Hardware hacking
Schematics, board layout and panel files can be found in the grids/hardware_design
directory of the github repository.
The CLOCK and RANDOM GATE are extra outputs.
RX expects a +5V (post optocoupler) serial signal. It can be used to provide MIDI sync to Grids.
The hardware description files are released under a cc-by-sa-3.0 license. The source code is released under a GPL 3.0 license.
Olivier Gillet, Mutable instruments SARL 2011-2017. Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a cc-by-sa 3.0 license.

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Lakeville and Israel: The Six-Day War and its Aftermath
American Jewish Committee (AJC), 1968
The response of American Jewry to the Crisis in Israel in April-May of 1967, to the Six-Day War which followed, to the Israeli victory, and to the State of Israel from that time to the present, is as yet imperfectly understood. While a veritable flood of books has appeared about the War - the events which preceded it, the strategy on which it was based, and even the attitudes of Israeli soldiers engaged in the struggle - no comparable literature has emerged on events in the American Jewish community and on the attitudes of American Jews. In fact, we do not as yet have even a simple chronicle of the response to the War in a single American community. The story of American Jewry and the Six-Day War will, of course, be subject of scholarly inquiry in the years ahead, especially on the part of historians who will seek to reconstruct the past by the use of documentary sources. But the events are too momentous, and their significance for the understanding of Jewish identity too crucial, to await the ultimate verdict of historians. Much can be learned by studying what is readily available, especially by probing the feelings and actions of both average citizens as well as community leaders. In fact, data about such feelings and actions, if gathered close enough to the period in which the events took place, may provide the type of understanding which is difficult to come by from more conventional historical sources.
Topic: Diaspora Relations, Israel-Diaspora Relations, Media, Jewish Identification, Israel Attachment, War, Israel's Impact on American Jewry, Public Opinion
Page Number(s): 1--20
Genre: Report
Coverage: United States
Language: English
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Bibliographic Information:
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"Well, to me, it's just another affirmation of Austin, Texas, as a music town and a guitar is certainly representative of a lot of musicians. It'll be very cool to see 50 of these things spread around town not only to, it's kind of like our signature, Austin, Texas, is a music town."
Ray Benson
"An electric guitar is a gay version of an electric bass."
Elisa Berenguel
"When I was your age, son, we didn't even have a damn Guitar Hero, we had to play AIR boy, you hear me? AIR!"
Anjie Henley
"Lean your body forward slightly to support the guitar against your chest, for the poetry of the music should resound in your heart."
Andre Segovia
"In 1962 when rejecting the Beatles "we don't like their sound, and guitar music is on the way out""
Decca Recording
"Jimi's music is so universal. And kids who are getting into rock 'n' roll guitar, who's the go-to guy? It's Jimi. That's the first place you start and everything else comes from that."
Eddie Kramer
"I can usually see a glint in them if they are really passionate about music and guitar."
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In the present study, the yeast Pichia fermentans was isolated from fruit waste and identified and utilized for the biosynthesis of silver (Ag NPs) and Zinc oxide (ZnO NPs) nanoparticles. The synthesized nanoparticles were characterized by X-Ray Diffraction, Transmission Electron Microscopy, Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy. The characterization study revealed the maximum size of Ag NPs was 98.6 nm and ZnO NPs was 140 nm. The nanoparticles were evaluated for their anticancer activity against Acute Myeloid Leukemia cells (THP1) cells. The concentration required to make 50% cell death was observed at 500µg/ml for the silver nanoparticles whereas ZnO NPs showed a proportionate increased cytotoxicity at higher concentration.
Prof. Dr. Bilal BİLGİN
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Yankee folk wisdom says, if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Each of the issues the recent Presidential Executive Orders seeks to fix deserves a considered, bi-partisan conversation, combined with a measure of humility from all sides. Blunt force can make matters worse.
The Executive Order tightly restricting immigration and refugee resettlement based on religious identity has done very little but intensify global tensions while worsening human suffering among those who honor and admire this nation. What is called for is competent diplomacy, informed statesmanship, and a clear commitment to the biblically informed ideals of hospitality to the stranger and the oppressed. That these values are being so cavalierly rejected in favor of rash and fear-based edicts not only violates the dignity of those immediately affected, but also damages our own reputation. This is not what gaining respect in the community of nations looks like.
We appear to be descending quickly from the Republican vision, as held up by President Ronald Reagan, of America as 'the shining city on the hill.' It is worth noting that President Reagan was quoting John Winthrop, a Puritan who was himself, like so many refugees of our day, fleeing sectarian persecution and tyranny.
--A. Robert Hirschfeld, Bishop, January 30, 2017
Sermon for St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Concord, NH, on the Occasion of their Bicentennial Celebration
By The Right Reverend A. Robert Hirschfeld, 10th Bishop, Episcopal Church of New Hampshire
delivered January 8, 2017
"And the light shineth in the darkness; and the darkness comprehendeth it not."
So, the newspaper reports that we can't help talking about fires around here. That may be so. The fire I want to talk about this evening is the fire of God's love that kindled the hearts of the several souls who decided to build a church in the Anglican tradition in Concord. More than that, I want to talk about the fire of God that couldn't be contained within the boundaries of heaven itself. It is the fire of love that burns so wildly and urgently that it came down from heaven and took the form of a human being in Jesus.
As we celebrate the beginning of this parish community, I can't help but first talk about the very beginning, the beginning of creation. The prayer for this Sunday speaks of how God wonderfully created, and yet more wonderfully restored, the dignity of human nature. And, granted us grace to share the divine life of the One who shared our humanity: Jesus Christ our Savior.
The early church spoke of the relationship between God and Humankind as a fire intermingling with its medium. In a fourth century Christmas-Epiphany sermon, Basil the Great, the bishop of Caesarea, spoke of the mystery of God becoming human and shedding light into the world using fire and an analogy:
How, then will you say, did the light come everywhere, through one sole person? In what manner is the Godhead in the flesh? Like fire and iron: not by moving about, but by spreading itself. The fire, indeed, does thrust itself toward the iron, but remaining where it is, it distributes its own power to it. In doing so, the fire is in no way diminished, but it completely fills the iron, into which it spreads.
In other words, we are to see ourselves on fire, our own bodies, minds, souls, utterly consumed by a God who choses to be ablaze in our lives, but who also promises never to incinerate us. Because the papers say we can't help but talk about a fire, let us always keep in mind that wonderful showing up of God who calls Moses to free the people of Israel from their oppression by Pharaoh. Remember the burning bush by which the God of all history, the one who stated his name as "I who am, who was, and who will be," burns wildly when being revealed to us, but is not destroyed. Thus it is to be with us.
This is the image of our life in Christ, in a God who is indeed suffering, is crucified, and yet who lives. That same God lived and inspired the first men and women who founded a church first named for one is famous for doubting, and then was reformed into a church named for one who is famous for his preaching to the religious and ethnic outsiders: St. Paul. They were aflame with love for God's mission, for over 200 years, and yet this congregation was never incinerated.
I've been thinking of the second law of thermodynamics in the light of the today's gospel, the construction, and the continual reconstruction, renewal, and re-creation of St. Paul's. I've consulted with some physicists, and this is what they tell me the law says in terms a scientific layperson like me can understand.
Things fall apart. Indeed, everything falls apart. Energy, when converted into motion or work, eventually expends.
Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, in a recent column in the Wall Street Journal wrote:
The Second Law deepens that discovery: Not only does the universe not care about our desires, but in the natural course of events it will appear to thwart them, because there are so many more ways for things to go wrong than to go right. Houses [churches] burn down, ships sink, battles are lost for the want of a horseshoe nail. Matter doesn't spontaneously arrange itself into shelter or clothing, and living things don't jump onto our plates to become our food. What needs to be explained is not poverty but wealth.
In summary: poverty, social decline, the disintegration of values in our political and social spheres…all can be seen as analogies, parallels, of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. It's worth noting, by the way, that the Second Law was postulated, as it happens 200 years ago, just as Messrs. Albert Cady, Hill, Greenleaf and their colleagues chose to organize themselves as church and to worship according to the order, not the disorder, of the Book of Common Prayer. Presumably, they found, like I do, that one's soul is strengthened and equipped better to confront the entropy of life when one reads the daily office, is nourished by the sacraments together, and seeks to build a commonwealth of good under the benevolent auspices of a God who gives and forgives,
Here's what saves us from being a collection of Debbie Downers or Bob Bummers: "In the beginning is the Word. And the light that enlightens everyone has come into the world."
You and I, empowered by the Holy Spirit, are being continually remade, rebuilt, re-inspired, re-ignited, reconverted, re-born again, to our original Godly glow. Though the original founders of St. Thomas Chapel encountered some kind of failure in their beginning, and though St. Paul's has encountered episodes that might have led to its undoing, including fires, conflicts both within and outside its walls, not to mention a civil war, World Wars, and national political upheavals that would have shaken its confidence, the Second Law doesn't really apply to us.
We are not a closed system. The power of God's love continually infuses new energy, new vision, new confidence, indeed new joy and delight in our worship of God and each other. It's not that we have to generate the power and energy to come here every day to offer our prayers for the world and our prayers of thanksgiving. Rather, God is praying us, continually drawing us into God's eternal and infinitely life-giving presence.
God is heating the cold iron of our hearts, aglow with God's loving, justice seeking, peacemaking Spirit, so that the world may see the Incarnate Christ, God's very presence, in our bodies, in our actions, in our thoughts and words, in the hands that reach out in service to those in need and to find reconciliation, even with those who have hurt us or seek to cause harm.
Otherwise, we'd be nothing but burned out, unforgiving, grumpy and tired. Instead, God calls us to into a warm strengthening fellowship without which life can indeed be as Thomas Hobbes describing in the 17th century "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short." Here, we partakers of the Jesus movement, indeed people of all descriptions of belief and unbelief, have found the peace that surpasseth understanding, and therein the power, the fire, to bring light to this fallen world where for many life is very dark indeed.
My wood stove…the embers burn…even after several days of what looks like cold and ash, there is still light within the pile. So I take a piece of kindling, blow on it, watch the kindling ignite, then a dry log or a piece of birch bark, and behold, the thing is set ablaze again. All from a small, wafer-sized ember.
So it is with us. Our embers seem totally extinguished, from exhaustion, despair, frustration. Sometimes, driving around Concord or the highways and byways of New Hampshire, seeing very hostile stickers from the left or from the right, I can fall into despair at what the cover of Time magazine referred to as the Divided States of America.
But then I come to a church like St. Paul's. To see the light pass through the faces of these persons on these reconstructed windows, essentially the light of Christ enlightens them all, faces that cannot be separated from the light that fills them. So, let us welcome the light, the fire of Jesus' love for you and for this broken world. Let us welcome it. And, may it burn continually in our lives, which we offer in God's service to the world.
For all the boots of the tramping warriors
and all the garments rolled in blood
shall be burned as fuel for the fire.
For a child has been born for us,
a son given to us; authority rests upon his shoulders;
and he is named
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. (Isaiah 9:5-6)
Tramping boots and blood-drenched garments. These images herald the birth of the Messiah: the words we hear on Christmas Eve. We've read them for years on that night, but perhaps have tuned them out of our hearing. Even Handel's Messiah skips over them. But this year we might notice them as though for the first time.
Despite all our attempts and desires to make Christmas warm and cozy--chestnuts roasting on an open fire, St. Nick softly landing on snow-blanketed roofs--the Biblical witness does not shy from the real and stark context of Christ's appearing. To the prophet Isaiah, God's people lived under the very near and present danger of oppression, and even deportation after a hostile invasion by Assyria. Jumping ahead to Luke's account of Jesus' birth, we learn that the Holy Family is compelled to leave their hometown of Nazareth because the Emperor Augustus decreed a census--presumably to prepare for a tax that would help defray the exorbitant expense of Rome's military expansion and occupation throughout the known world. Even further on, "on the Fourth Day of Christmas," those who are keeping to the liturgical calendar will hear, not of four calling birds, but of the slaughter by Herod of the Innocents, the brutal massacre of all the first-born males of Bethlehem on the orders of a thin-skinned and insecure tyrant who is afraid of being usurped by a mere newborn.
These are the settings into which God chooses to enter the world. And these are the settings into which God chooses, in our own time, to continually take on our frail, broken, selfish, injured and fearful human condition.
Still ringing in our ears are the shouts of rallies, even in our own country, calling for the execution of a political adversary. Deeply disturbing to our hearts are the images of young children so traumatized by the destruction and displacement of their families in Aleppo that they cannot even cry. Beyond our conception is the laughter of a young man confessing his murder of nine black parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charlestown, South Carolina. Heartbreaking are the senseless deaths of hundreds, here in New Hampshire, caused by a scourge of opioid addiction that has touched families of every race and class.
Despite, indeed because of, all these facts and realities, I look forward more than ever to this Christmas, and I cherish even closer the joy and privilege of being a disciple of the Christ child. In the midst of our perennial divisions and conflicts, I need to see and know that Holy Presence that is the "US' that binds me together, however uncomfortably, with those with whom I may disagree, dislike, and even fear. Jesus is the deep compassion of God-made-flesh that links all humankind with each other, that binds us to God's creation, indeed to God's own heart. The Bible tells us that God's compassion in Jesus is the path toward peace, justice, love, and eternal life itself. God chooses what is weak in the world to put the powerful and cruel in their place and to make all things new.
Richard Wilbur in his poem "A stable lamp is lighted" captures the essence of God's taking-on our flesh so that all human flesh can have means to God's peace and glory. The poem was set to Hymn #102 in our Hymnal 1982. I always look forward to hearing it, even more so this year. The final stanza reads:
Yet now, as at the ending,
The low is lifted high.
The stars shall bend their voices
And every stone shall cry.
And every stone shall cry
In praises of the Child
By Whose descent among us
The worlds are reconciled.
May we enter anew the life of the one who came among us so that we may be reconciled with God and each other in Jesus, Immanuel, God-with-us. And may our Christmas be filled with the steadfast hope and joy that God is still at work within us, doing things that we cannot even ask or imagine. (Ephesians 3:20)
"Almighty God, we give you thanks for the gift of water." These are the words that open our prayer over water when we baptize your children into a life of freedom and life in your risen Son Jesus. It was over water that you initiated the Creation. Water is the source of life and is needed for the health of all we know of health. And yet, O God, in our sin and brokenness, we have polluted this gift for so many, turning the blessing of water into a curse, and into an occasion for painful division, oppression, and the demeaning of the indigenous peoples of this land. Send your Spirit, O God, to your people, turn the hearts of those would threaten the health and safety of his sacred gift at Standing Rock. Re-knit us together in bonds of love, a vision of justice, and deep peace that we have yet to know but we yearn for with a longing you have placed into our hearts, in the name of Jesus.
As I walked on the streets of Concord this morning, the sense of division in our society was very clear, as some citizens rejoiced and others looked profoundly dejected. We all knew that no matter who won the election yesterday, that person would preside over a nation that is deeply fractured and hurting. We also knew how afraid and angry so many of our fellow citizens are. If half of us were tempted to deny that fear and rage, we all have to admit it now.
At such a delicate and vulnerable moment such as this, I take strength in remembering that, for followers of Jesus, such fractious and anxious, even dangerous, times as these are not unusual or even strange. Sure, times like these may seem strange for a certain class or segment of American Christians, who have for many decades enjoyed access to privilege, wealth, and power. But, nervous times as these were not at all strange for the first disciples of Jesus and certainly not for the vast numbers of saints who have come before us. They are not strange for a majority of Christians in the Holy Land, in China, and in many other places on the planet. They were not strange even for generations of Americans who have faced sacrifice, war, and economic hardship. Even Jesus, on the night before he died, told his followers to find their true peace in him and, in the midst of persecutions, to take courage for he has already conquered the world with his love. (John 16:32-33)
Recognizing me as a member of the Church, someone stopped me this morning to introduce herself. She was feeling quite distraught this morning about the change in direction our country is taking, especially for refugees, girls, and religious and racial minorities. She asked, "What are we to do now?" She was a stranger, someone I've never met before, and it seemed that maybe such unplanned encounters will be a hidden blessing of these times. The only words that came to me were:
Seek justice.
Love mercy.
Walk humbly with your God.
Pray some more.
Love your neighbor.
Don't go it alone. There's been enough of that.
Never has there been a time in my life or ministry when this short list seemed such a high and urgent calling as it does now.
Now is the acceptable time, says the Apostle Paul. (2 Corinthians 6:2) Now.
Faithfully Yours in Christ,
HERE to read the 214th Annual Diocesan Convention's Prayers of the People.
We thank you for the great resources of this nation. They
make us rich, though we often exploit them.
Forgive us.
We thank you for the men and women who have made this
country strong. They are models for us, though we often fall
short of them.
Inspire us.
We thank you for the torch of liberty which has been lit in
this land. It has drawn people from every nation, though we
have often hidden from its light.
Enlighten us.
We thank you for the faith we have inherited in all its rich
variety. It sustains our life, though we have been faithless
again and again.
Renew us.
We pray for our own needs, and those of others (pause)
We pray for those who have entered into life (pause)
Help us, O Lord, to finish the good work here begun.
Strengthen our efforts to blot out ignorance and prejudice,
and to abolish poverty and crime. And hasten the day when
all our people, with many voices in one united chorus, will
glorify your holy Name. Amen.
The House of Bishops has issued a Word to the Church. Bishop Hirschfeld served as a co-author and appears int he video. You can read more HERE.


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Admissions to a mental health emergency room and full moons
A dataset with 36 observations on the following 3 variables.
Month | Month of the year |
Moon | Relatinship to full moon: After , Before , or During |
Admission | Number of emergency room admissions |
Some researchers in the early 1970s set out to study whether there is a "full-moon" effect on emergency room admissions at a mental health hospital. They separated the data over 12 months into rates before the full moon (mean number of patients seen 4-13 days before the full moon), during the full moon (the number of patients seen on the full moon day), and after the full moon (mean number of patients seen 4-13 days after the full moon).
Introduction to Mathematical Statistics and its Applications by Richard J. Larsen and Morris L. Marx. Prentice Hall:Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1986.
The original discussion of the study is in Blackman, S., and Catalina, D. (1973). "The moon and the emergency room." Perceptual and Motor Skills 37, 624-626.
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Jquery datepicker problem on date select in IE - 'length' is null or not an object
Because I am using Jquery in ASP.NET application, I added a regular expression for date to validate whether user entered date is valid or not. Because of adding the validation on the text box, whenever I select a date from datepicker, the datepicker events are firing like onselect, change etc.. So, generally what validation framework is doing, whenever some event fires on the page, validations will execute. The same thing happening here. Whenever I change or select date from the date picker, it will fire some events and at the same time validation framework trying to validate the validations. But, it is not the right event to do validations. So, always we will get the exception at "vals.length" in a for loop of the built-in code. vals is the object of all the validators on the page. It always fails to load in Jquery date picker event trigger, because it is not the right event for validation. And the result is vals is undefined, you always get exception at vals.length as "length is null or not an object". I think now you got very clear idea of why it is happening. Now, move to the next step i.e. solution for it.
Solution is very simple, I read all the documentation of Jquery datepicker and found an event named onSelect. So, whenever I select date this is the event firing. So, there I got a clue and started thinking towards it. And below is the result.
$(".datepicker").datepicker({ onSelect:function(){}});
In your datepicker initialization statement add onSelect event which don't do anything means empty function as shown above. There problem solved. Isn't a good find? Please let me know your thoughts on this.
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- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2009 at 2:28 PM
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ReplyDelete Thanks for the post it is very helpful
Noticed that by adding the above mentioned, the dateformat doesnt pick up very well like for example
datepicker({ dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy' });"
it still picks mm/dd/yy version of date into the input box
Of course we can format the date on server side but its still confusing for the users
ThanksHi Lakshmi,
Thanks for your comment.
I know what the problem you are facing now. Here you need to understand one thing that, Jquery objects like datepicker or other plug-ins will initialize only once or they will only set the options which are in the very first initialization. Means whatever you want to assign to a datepicker for example, you should place them at one place as shown below.
dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy', minDate: 4, onSelect:function(){}
In the above declaration, I mentioned dateFormat, minDate, and onSelect attributes or option in initializing the Jquery datepicker. So, All there will set and execute as expected. Whereas the below code won't run as expected [Only the first statement will run, dateFormat].
dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy'
minDate: 4
In above code, I just split them into 3 statements. Now only the first one will work, last two statements won't execute or they won't work. So, check your project code, are there any places the dateFormat already mentioned.
Thanks for the post its so useful,but i am facing issue with the panels in the application, basically the panels are in invisible mode one of which contains the datepicker controls.But making the other panel visible from the code behind is causing the datepicker to break
I tried disabling this from the code behind using status :disable but that didnt work ,also applied onselect funtion but same issue
Please suugest any on this
ThanksTry using ASP.NET Placeholder tag instead of the Panel tag. The reason behind is, if you are changing the code for visible false, true for a control in c# code means you don't need it on the client side. The best way for doing it is use Placeholder and try it. If you use Panel, code is rendered on the page but, it is in invisible mode. When you use Placeholder the whole code inside of it won't render at all. So, there won't be any problems because of that. Good luck!!!
Please let me know, if you have any problems or question on it.- AnonymousDecember 9, 2009 at 8:07 AM
This doesn't appear to work with CustomValidators that rely on a server side event handler to validate input.
ReplyDelete Hi,
thank you very much for the description how to handle the datepicker. It helped me alot.
I am experiencing a similiar problem with timepicker (jQuery UI Timepicker 0.2.4 from Francois Gelinas).
it works fine as long I don't use a requiredfieldvalidator and regularexpressionvalidator.
As soon I use those two validators I receive that typical error message saying "Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'length' is null or not an object".
$("input[id$='tbFinishTime']").timepicker({ onSelect:function(){}}));
makes no differences.
Can someone help me out please?


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Who would have thought that when the Boston Red Sox celebrated their 100th year anniversary at Fenway Park the loudest ovation would go to former manager Terry Francona?
They'll cheer for Yaz, Pesky, Evans, Rice, Nomar, Nixon and many more taking part in today's festivities. Francona will still get the loudest.
The only manager to win two World Series titles in a Boston uniform and bring a championship to the city after an 86-year drought, the way he was fired and the smear campaign from the Red Sox against him after his departure and the utter failure so far of the Bobby Valentine experiment are all reasons of why it will happen today and in my opinion should happen today.
I'm sure initially Tito was totally against the idea of coming back to Boston because the wounds are still fresh from the organization/management but hearing the cheers from the Fenway Faithful today will be a great way to close his Red Sox chapter. One last thank you from the fans. In my opinion, he deserves every second of it.
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This petition is in memory of Vucko, the German Shepherd, whose face was blown off by two drunken youths who strapped a firework to his mouth and lit it. See the full story on Care2 http://www.care2.com/causes/vucko-the-dog-face-blown-off-with-firecracker.html
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CodePlexProject Hosting for Open Source Software
I just took the plunge to update to the latest Sandcastle and SHFB after going a couple years on an earlier version. The resultant generated website came out very good, but not quite perfect.
I include a footer (in SHFB's "Additional footer content" field) that begins thusly:

Copyright (C) 2001-2012 Michael Sorens -- Revised 2012.12.10
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Notice that the img element includes a fully-qualified URL. After running through SHFB the final HTML fragment looks like this (I have added line breaks for readability):

Copyright (C) 2001-2012 Michael Sorens -- Revised 2012.12.10
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Notice that the image URL went from "http://..." to "./http://...", i.e. it was turned into some sort of mongrel relative URL.
I collected a few other observations that may help in diagnosing this issue. From a global search on the generated web sites I find:
Note that these are observations of the output (the generated HTML); I have not correlated these to what I actually have present in my source files.
System details:
The problem is in the VS2010\branding\ps-body.xslt file. If you replace the "ps-img" template at the very end of the file with this one, it will fix it:
 <xsl:template match="xhtml:img" name="ps-img"> <xsl:copy> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="not($pre-branding)"> <xsl:for-each select="@*"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="name()='src'"> <xsl:attribute name="src"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="$downscale-browser"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="starts-with(.,'http:') or starts-with(.,'https:')"> <xsl:value-of select="."/> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="branding:BackslashesToFrontslashes(concat($contentFolder,'/',.))"/> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:value-of select="branding:BuildContentPath($contentFolder,.)"/> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:attribute> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:apply-templates select="."/> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> </xsl:for-each> </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> <xsl:apply-templates select="node()"/> </xsl:copy> </xsl:template>
Thanks, Eric, that fixed my particular test case. Reading your XSLT, though, I think you might also want to include one additional predicate on the test, checking for beginning with a virgule, another form of absolute URL (technically a URL relative to the server root), i.e.
test="starts-with(.,'http:') or starts-with(.,'https:') or starts-with(.,'/')"
That would cover the test case of a URL such as "/my/absolute/url/path/image.gif".
I added the extra check. Thanks.
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I live in a little community in central Texas where cows, horses, wild hogs, deer and all sorts of critters roam the land. When I first saw this blog hop I immediately signed up with no real idea in mind. As it always happens, life got in the way and I thought I'd have to pull out of the and even said as much to our wonderful cheerleader Thearica. But just this week I was able to pull something off.
Ravelly's World
By leaving your email within your comment, I can find you. I realize that this is sometimes a scary thing to do with scams and all but if you disguise the email as say.....
me at yahoo dot com
this is the perfect way to hide from the unwanted eye. So please help me out if you are one of the non-responders.
Thank you, in advance.....Ravelly Rhonda!!
Mar 28, 2014
Flags On A Stick - Blog Hop
I live in a little community in central Texas where cows, horses, wild hogs, deer and all sorts of critters roam the land. When I first saw this blog hop I immediately signed up with no real idea in mind. As it always happens, life got in the way and I thought I'd have to pull out of the and even said as much to our wonderful cheerleader Thearica. But just this week I was able to pull something off.
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74 comments:
- lefuntz said...
Love your cowboy Rhonda! And the flag too. Ha Ha. I dated many a cowboy but didn't marry one. My best to BB and little sister.
- 28.3.14
- Marian said...
Love the cowboy and the fence, very cool and definitely different.
- 28.3.14
- Terry@ a quilting blog said...
Great cowboy flag…thanks for sharing :)
- 28.3.14
- Judy B said...
Perfect quilt for your cowboy! Thank you for sharing.
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- Anita said...
Handsome, and sort of mysterious cowboy!
- 28.3.14
- Fishkopp said...
Great flag!
and something for the boys, too! - 28.3.14
- Suze said...
I am very glad that you didn't pull out of the hop. This cowboy is phenomenal. You certainly caught the essence of the cowboy. The fence is a great touch, too. I'm glad to see you back in hops. Thanks for the inspiration and the spirit of getting things finished.
- 28.3.14
- Melody said...
Brilliant flag and delightful giveaway, thank you
- 28.3.14
- Gene Black said...
I just wanted to say that I love your flag. Please don't enter me in the drawing. I am not big on using patterns. Thanks!
- 28.3.14
- Purl Buttons said...
Ruggedly handsome is the perfect descriptor. What a great idea! The fence is the perfect second image.
- 28.3.14
- Elizabeth Coughlin said...
Your cowboy flag is fantastic!
- 28.3.14
- Britt-Inger said...
I love you cowboy flag. It is awesome. Thanks for sharing and being part of this blog hop.
- 28.3.14
- Thearica said...
Your cowboy is quite handsome! Perfect flag!
- 28.3.14
- Susan said...
I like cowboys. I always wanted to be one (or a cowgirl). Nice flag.
- 28.3.14
- MooseStashQuilting said...
Now that's the perfect flag for you. I'm sure your handsome cowboy thinks so too! ;-)
- 28.3.14
- Mdm Samm said...
yep...that is one gorgeous cowboy...I meant flag....I meant wow, I meant yep I am up lol
- 28.3.14
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
Oh...now who doesn't love a rugged cowboy...lol. It is stunning..love it
- 28.3.14
- Josie McRazie said...
I think your cowboy is absolutely handsome! Thanks for sharing him with us! ;0)
- 28.3.14
- StitchinByTheLake said...
I love your cowboy - really, really love him. He makes me think of all those old Harlequin books I read when I was a young thing dreaming of love. :) blessings, marlene
- 28.3.14
- Doris Rice said...
Being in Texas and having a "Texas themed room" I love the flag. It's perfect!
- 28.3.14
- JanesQuilting said...
I love that cow bow..what a great idea. We too live way in the country. We do not have cows or horses but I do have a cowboy that works for his neighbor, which owns over 1000 acres with lots of horses. He loves it. He looks similar to the cowboy in your flag. I love it!
- 28.3.14
- Gill said...
I love your cowboy flag Rhonda - perfect!!
- 28.3.14
- Leanne Parsons said...
He is very rugged and mysterious looking! Great job.
- 28.3.14
- JudyC said...
Love your Cowboy flag!
And your roosters captured my heart!!! - 28.3.14
- Scrapatches said...
What a great design, Rhonda. Your flag really stands out from all the cuteness. I love bright and was enjoying all the happy colors, but this is so real and looks just rugged and right at home on your ranch. Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win ... :) Pat
- 28.3.14
- Vickie said...
What a Texas tribute, great flag !
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- patchouli moon studio said...
Yee Haw!!! That's a great looking rootin' tootin' cowboy flag!!!
- 28.3.14
- Linda said...
Rhonda, your cowboy flag is wonderful!! Wow!
- 28.3.14
- Kathleen said...
love the cowboy....thanks for the giveaway....
- 28.3.14
- Regina said...
VERY handsome cowboy indeed!!! Fantasy cowboys are great but you have a real live cowboy, which is awesome! I live in Wisconsin, we have cows but no cowboys :( We call ours farmers.
- 28.3.14
- Brenda said...
The stark black and white really emphasized the dramatic figure. And the fence is great; adds the right touch. Don't tell, but I was always secretly in love with the Marlboro man (men). You're probably too young to remember them, and, in any event, all or most have died of lung cancer.
- 28.3.14
- Needled Mom said...
Excellent!!!! I love it and it is a perfect flag for you.
- 28.3.14
- Carol said...
Your cowboy is so awesome as a silhouette and it looks great with that lettering. This is a really beautiful flag...nice job!
- 28.3.14
- Gmama Jane said...
I'm SEW glad you didn't pull out. This flag is really superb and so appropriate for your farm or do you call it a ranch?!! I also live on a farm but I'm in Alabama. The cowboy silhouette is very well done...looks like the Marlboro Man.
Gmama Jane - 28.3.14
- Susie Q said...
Hi Rhonda I love the cowboy, reminds me so much of John Wayne who was my Mom's favourite actor!!!! Thanks for the chance of the Giveaway and sharing your project. Susie x
- 28.3.14
- Lana said...
Wow you should fly by the seat of your pants more often! This is MY favorite!!!!
signed a fellow Texan and cowboy lover. :) - 28.3.14
- Susan Paxton said...
I love your rugged cowboy flag...I think it is the best flag I've seen.
- 28.3.14
- Theresa said...
Mighty handsome cowboy there!
- 28.3.14
- Annette Schultz said...
what a perfect flag for you.... where would we be with out our cowboys. Love that first pic too.
in stitches - 28.3.14
- LJ said...
Now you have two ole' cowboys!! The flag is wonderful and so perfect for your lawn. Fences always need mending and keep the cowboys and the farmers busy. :)
- 28.3.14
- Linda Wulf Koenig said...
Rhonda, the cowboy silhouette is wonderful, and adding the fence was genius! So cool!
- 28.3.14
- Shari said...
Awesome, awesome flag...very, uh awesome lol. Congrats for your creativeness!
- 28.3.14
- Gwynette in NW Arkansas said...
Cowboys are special and your flag is over the top.
My cowboy just left the house to feed between rains coming throug our mountains. - 28.3.14
- CeLynn said...
Love your original design! The cowboy and fence is perfect for Texas. Great job sewing this one up just this week!
- 28.3.14
- Sallie said...
Love your design! Thanks for sharing!
- 28.3.14
- MoeWest said...
Oooh, I really like this flag! I live in cowboy country too. Some of them make great eye candy! lol
- 28.3.14
- Rose Marie Andreozzi said...
WOW! I LOVE your Cowboy (silhouette)...I would love to be able to purchase that pattern...any chance? firstname.lastname@example.com
- 28.3.14
- Createology said...
This is the new sexy non-Marlboro man! Love the theme and the fence with Mr. Cowboy Handsome. Your hard-working hubby must be very proud. Thank you sew very much for Hopping and Flag Flying...
- 28.3.14
- Joyce Carter said...
Hi Rhonda. Please don't include me in your giveaway. I just wanted to tell you that I really looove your flag. Your cowboy is so handsome. I just love the cowboys with their after five shadow, their hats, their boots, and their tight fitting jeans. OH MY! It is too bad we don't have them around here. LOL
Have a great weekend! - 28.3.14
- Heidi [Banks of Frog Creek] said...
Perfect!!! I love this flag :)
- 28.3.14
- madebymeinred said...
This is just too cool--and I don't live in Texas. The lettering is just perfect. Glad you came up with an idea!
- 28.3.14
- mojo49 said...
Great Cowboy Flag and love that fence!
- 28.3.14
- jan said...
Yep! Cowboys (and farmers) make Grrreat flag flying subjects! Very cute.
xo jan - 28.3.14
- nicolesender said...
Awesome flag!! Yours is so original and perfect for where you live!
- 29.3.14
- Texas Quilting Gal said...
Being a Texas Gal myself, I love that cowboy! Awesome flag!
- 29.3.14
- Guilitta said...
I love your cowboy!
Greeting Guilitta - 29.3.14
- ShirleyC said...
Your cowboy theme is very cool! I think the fence is a great detail!
- 29.3.14
- Janarama said...
Wow, such a fabulous flag. If the cowboy on the flag could talk, I think he would sound like Sam Elliott. Love his voice.
- 29.3.14
- Mosaic Magpie said...
What a great original flag! My favorite of the day!
- 29.3.14
- OhioLori said...
Love your Cowboy..flag...too!! Way cool to see your real life cowboy out bein busy too! :)
- 29.3.14
- Linda said...
Great flag! Thought I was going to have to throw a bucket of water on you there for a minute....lol. Love the header picture on the blog!
xo Linda
tayzzmom @ aol . com - 29.3.14
- Beth Strand said...
Oh my! What a handsome flag!!! Thanks for sharing. email@example.com
- 29.3.14
- Renea said...
Your flag looks perfect for a Texas gal. Thanks for the great giveaway.
- 29.3.14
- Nancy said...
I think your flag is just great!
- 29.3.14
- Soma Acharya said...
I am so glad you didn't pull out! We would have missed seeing this awesome flag :)
-Soma - 30.3.14
- sandra said...
Hmm handsome looking dude, seems vey appropriate for your lawn. Lol Thanks for sharing.
- 30.3.14
- Kathy L said...
Love your cowboy as well as all your designs. Thanks for the chance to win.
- 30.3.14
- Kathy L said...
Love your cowboy as well as all your designs. Thanks for the chance to win.
- 30.3.14
- Wendy said...
great job on your flag!! Thank you for sharing :)
- 30.3.14
- Carla said...
I'm a sucker for cowboys, you will see. *wink* You can never have enough cowboys, right? Congrats on your top 2 pick. Well deserved. Great flag.
- 30.3.14
- Farm Gate Creations said...
He is fantastic and very mysterious looking.
- 30.3.14
- Bonnie said...
Love your flag. Wonderful cowboy. It is amazing, but all of your work is. Thanks for the chance to win.
- 2.4.14
- tink's mom said...
Hunky, he is. Did your cowboy pose for this flag you lucky girl.
- 2.4.14
- Cindy said...
What a handsome cowboy flag, he can wave in front of my house anytime! lol.... thank you for sharing your wonderful project!
- 3.4.14


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Camp Park Albatros, San Vincenzo, Tuscany, Italy
About camp
The camp Park Albatros is located on the Ligurian coast between Livorno and Piombino. It is one of the largest campsites in Tuscany with a wide range of services.
Mobile homes are surrounded by greenery. Guests can enjoy the water park and many other entertainment and sporting activities nearby.
In the camp Park Albatros are two restaurants and take-away restaurant with Tuscan specialties, three bars and ice cream shop at the pools. Stores and a shopping center are in the camp and close by. Kiosks and marketplace offer newspapers, snacks, sports supplies, souvenirs etc.
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Due to the proximity of Tuscan vineyards, pine trees and sandy beaches the camp is suitable for quiet family vacation, as well as for an active holiday. Guests can choose from sports activities (volleyball, table-tennis) or go to admire the scenery by bicycle or scooter (rental at extra charge).
In the water park you can enjoy in the Olympic swimming pool and two others, join the water aerobics and have fun at other activities.
For adrenaline lovers the adventure park is available in pine forest nearby.
For the youngest is provided with swimming pools, water slides, mini club and animation, while older children can also take part in many sporting activities and competitions. In the evenings they can have fun in the disco.
We recommend visiting the small town of Pisa and taking a walk in the National Park of Maremma
The town of Pisa invites you to visit a rich historical and cultural heritage. In addition to the famous Leaning Tower you will find a special bell tower of the cathedral, numerous churches, palaces and bridges across the River Arno.
Guests of the mobile homes have also a lot of opportunities for trips and excursions. In the immediate vicinity you can visit the National Park of Maremma, which is one of the best hiking destinations in Tuscany. Besides the natural wealth admire protected wild animals in the park.
Our tips:
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- The camp offers an excellent entertainment for children.
- Throughout the camp you can be transported by train, which circulates and picks up passengers, or rent a bicycle.
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An air-conditioned mobile home is intended for a stay of maximum 5 persons, a bedroom with a double bed for 2 persons, a room with two single beds and a bunk bed, a bathroom (a sink, a shower and a separate toilet), a living area with kitchen and dining area. Each mobile home has a covered terrace with garden furniture. Next to the home is one free parking space.
An air-conditioned mobile home is intended for a stay of maximum 6 persons, a bedroom with a double bed for 2 persons, 2 rooms with two single beds, a bathroom (a sink, a shower and a separate toilet), a living area with kitchen. Each mobile home has a covered terrace with garden furniture. Next to the home is one free parking space.


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crystal clear pools, small waterfalls, peace & quiet!
In the story My Little Peice of Heaven.
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Dave had just mentioned the same thing on IRC yesterday; there is some amount of duplication going on that would be nice to avoid. A month or so ago, a couple folks on the devel list came up with the check_SM_version function, which is currently duplicated across several plugins. And I've been adding some of the functions like check_php_version and sqsession_register to many plugins in order to achieve backward compatibility (the functions are only called if an old version of SM is being used). Your idea seems useful if only to avoid so much duplication of code. I am not convinced that we need to pull out code from the core (is there really *that* much that makes it unreadable/waste cycles?), although it could be argued that as there continue to be changes in both php and SM, SM could be kept "pure" and fast, and compatibility would be left as an extra for those who had older systems. Thing is, this violates some of the organization of the core, specifically initialization routines -- if we did what you suggest, a specific call to include that plugin would have to be made in a place entirely different than any of the other plugins. That's not horrible, since this "plugin" is meant for something very different, but still... For now, I can pull the first part of your proposal together in a few minutes with a sample plugin that uses it. Stay tuned... > -----Original Message----- > From: squirrelmail-plugins-admin@... > [mailto:squirrelmail-plugins-admin@...] On Behalf Of Bruce > Richardson > Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 3:00 AM > To: squirrelmail-devel@...; > squirrelmail-plugins@... > Cc: pdontthing@... > Subject: [SM-PLUGINS] Suggestion: a compatibility plugin > > I had a thought that might be helpful for plugins and (I think) for the > main SM code. I was looking at the code for the autocomplete plugin, > where pdontthink has added functions to emulate sqextractGlobalVar etc > to enable the plugin to be used with older versions of SM. It's a good > idea but if every plugin author does it then there's a lot of effort > being duplicated. > > My idea is to create a Compatibility plugin, which could check the version > of SM being used and where necessary include files containing the > missing functions. This would make it much easier to write plugins that > could be used by those still using SM 1.2.8 etc (and there are plenty, > for various reasons): a plugin author could simply say "If you are using > an SM version earlier than X, you need the Compatibility plugin before > this one will work". It wouldn't be hard to do a plugin that provided > compatibility across 1.2.x and with a bit more thought plugins written > for 1.4.x could be catered for. > > But I also think it could help the main SM code. There's a fair bit of > legacy emulation in the core code (e.g. creating the $_POST and > $_SESSION arrays for older versions of PHP) which makes it larger and a > bit less readable than it would otherwise be. I think a lot of that > might be moved into the Compatibility plugin. Not only would it improve > the readability of the main code, it would improve speed, since the > legacy code need only be included when an older version of PHP is > detected. The more recent versions of SM wouldn't need to enable the > plugin at all and so even the checks would be skipped. > > If that second, more ambitious proposal were adopted, then the > Compatibility plugin should become one of the core plugins in the latest > version of SM (whenever the plugin becomes a reality) and made available > as a separate plugin for older versions. Then the warning would be "If > you are using SM version earlier than X or PHP version earlier than Y, > you will need the Compatibility plugin". > > Thoughts? > > -- > Bruce > > The ice-caps are melting, tra-la-la-la. All the world is drowning, > tra-la-la-la-la. -- Tiny Tim. |


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on successive nights of a recent weekend, were enough to restore anyones faith in the continued strengths of our music, our music makers and the people who make music happen. Both drew capacity, cheering crowds. Ill write about them in reverse chronology, according to the relative age of the music itself.
On the Saturday (10/22), at Santa Monicas First Presbyterian Church, the treasurable series known as Jacaranda began its third season with a whiz-bang program of American minimalism: John Adams Shaker Loops in the original version for eight players in a daredevil performance without the usual safety net of a conductor; Steve Reichs Music for Mallet Instruments; a small and, perhaps, expendable Philip Glass organ solo; and wonder of wonders a suite concocted out of the knee plays from the GlassRobert Wilson Einstein on the Beach, the most extensive hearing of anything from that legendary, elusive bedrock masterwork to make it to these shores ever.
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If the sense of the minimalist composers rests on a distancing of self from expression, the marvel of Osvaldo Golijovs music, brought forward more clearly in every new major work, is a fascinating process of self-revelation of his own variegated heritage, gorgeously made clear in one work after another. Ayre you could call it a 40-minute song cycle compiles texts from Hispanic, Sephardic and Israeli sources with some words by Golijov himself. The passions are bitter, brutal and sardonic, often hidden behind a wash of angelic simplicity. All of this relates to Golijovs own backgrounds Eastern European, Israeli, Argentine, suburban Bostonian and the enthusiasm with which he has allowed them to guide his pen. One further dimension is the extraordinary amalgam of his multifaceted expressive language with the artistic impulse of singer Dawn Upshaw, whose musical soul Golijovs music has deepened and strengthened into one of the treasures of our time.
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Upshaws performance of Ayre has just been released on an essential Deutsche Grammophon disc, along with Luciano Berios Folk Songs, a similar enterprise of a generation ago. Her singing of the Golijov at Disney Hall (10/21) had the same vocal magic; alas, the participating instrumental ensemble did not quite. Instead of the rhapsodic mania of klezmer clarinetist David Krakauer on the disc (from the ensemble Andalucian Dogs), there was the merely polite work of Michael J. Maccaferri and his colleagues from Eighth Blackbird. Instead of the marvelous Berio suite on the disc, there was more of the Blackbird repertory, a gooey conceit by a certain Derek Bermel, who is mostly memorable as an intrusive presence on otherwise memorable concerts in these parts in previous years. In fairness, I must note that guitarist Gustavo Santaolalla, from the aforementioned Andalucian Dogs, was on hand to join with Upshaw in some solo songs and perform with the ensemble, but that marvelous disc has spoiled me.
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Scoping a Geospatial Repository for Academic Deposit and Extraction Anne Robertson EDINA EDINA National Data Centre University of Edinburgh JISC Geospatial Working Group UCL, 9th January 2006
JISC Digital Repositories Programme June 2005 JISC £4m programme Aim of encouraging growth of repositories in UK universities and colleges Programme consists of 25 projects exploring role and operation of projects Focus on how repositories can assist academic researchers both to do and share work more easily Open access is key driver plus growing demand for outputs of publicly-funded research to be freely available on the web
Todays climate According to OECD Follow up Group on Issues of Access to Publicly Funded Research Data 1 … More widespread and efficient access to and sharing of research data will have substantial benefits for most areas of scientific research. Evidence of re-use of data within UK data centres is low: –Level of re-use of data held in the AHDS and ESRC archives has been disappointingly low (Alison Allden, 2003) –NERC spends about £5 million per annum on data management, but unclear what benefit it derives from this. More research is needed to establish benefits and value of data re-use (Mark Thorley, 2003) –Qualidata survey of qualitative data re-use (2000). 44% respondents used colleague's data rather than acquiring archived data via a dissemination service (33%) 1 Interim Report, 20 October 2002
GRADE project introduction GRADE is part of JISC Digital Repositories Programme GRADE will investigate and report on the technical and cultural issues around the reuse of geospatial data within the context of discipline-based repositories Investigative in nature, not building a geospatial repository Particular focus on sharing and reuse of derived geospatial data EDINA leading GRADE with consortium partners: –AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law, School of Law, Edinburgh University –National Oceanography Centre, Southampton University Variety of other associate partners including NCGDAP, BADC, Ordnance Survey, Geog depts, HEASCs
Project Work Programme June 05 – Apr 07 Budget £160k 5 discrete work packages Digital rights issues - when we consider the reuse of derived geospatial data concerns over data ownership, IPR and copyright are commonplace Debate over institutional repository – one size fits all? Cultural aspects of allegiance to discipline not institution Interoperability issues – how could a geospatial repository interact within JISC IE, how could it make its assets available to the GRID and eScience community Establish user based evidence for the requirements and functionality of a repository capable of managing licensed geospatial assets Investigate and make an assessment of informal mechanisms for geospatial data sharing
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Derived Data Example OS Landline Digitise coastline positions Input Processing Output ESRI Shapefile and tables of retreat Ground surveyHistoric OS Maps 2001 Orthophotos Scan Geo- reference Accuracy assessment Planimetric correction GPS survey Calculation of cliff retreat Source: Use case provision of derived geospatial data as part of the GRADE project in scoping digital repositories (draft report)
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Progress to Date Compendium of examples of derived geospatial data highlighting copyright issues –Basis upon which legal team can understand issues in building a framework for data sharing respects licensing conditions –Focus our thoughts on broader concepts of copyright inheritance, degrees of derived data Literature review providing global snapshot of geospatial data and repositories Developed a first demonstrator, built on existing open source repository software – ready to invite interaction, aim is to elicit feedback on user requirements Identified technical issues that we as a geographic community have not yet focussed upon. We presented these to OGC Technical Committee in November ……..
Issues – Content Packaging Consider a geospatial data asset deposited into a repository, its more than one file: –GML and associated schema! –proprietary vector format plus cartographic representation detail –geodatabase –raster with header file –Data set metadata and IPR info What is best method to package data? In eLibrary world the Metadata Encoding and Transmission Standard (METS) and IMS content package (IMS CP) and MPEG-21 DIDL for repository objects What direction is the GI industry taking with content packaging?
Issues – GML for archiving? If content packaging is about asking best method to package data, next question is about content being packaged. Permanent access requirements: –profiles and application schemas widely understood and supported, avoid requiring digital archaeology –Role of GML : current focus is as transfer format Assessing formats for preservation: sustainability v. quality v. functionality How to handle proprietary formats? –Spatial databases pose special challenge
Issues – Persistent Identifiers Once a geospatial data asset is deposited within a repository, there is a need to be able to persistently identify this asset Particular repository softwares use particular schemes e.g. Fedora uses info URI scheme Requirement to ensure identifier is actionable We are thinking about OpenURL Resolvers and perhaps Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for handle schemes What direction is GI industry taking with persistent identifiers?
What can JISC GWG do for GRADE? Take interest Share your experiences –examples of research data that should be shared and made available for reuse …………. Provide input on demonstrators and guidance on user requirements ……… Thank you http://edina.ac.uk/projects/grade
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Irving told The Hollywood Reporter that after Chelsea's contract is up at the end of this year, she will leave the show and E! behind. "Chelsea intends to leave when her contract expires," he said. "She hired me to figure out her life after E! We have at least seven suitors and many ideas."
Chelsea has had no problems expressing her frustrations with the E! network, calling it "a sad, sad place to live," on The Howard Stern Show and adding, "They don't know what they're doing. They have no ideas. It's a failure."
"Chelsea has nine months left on her contract, and E! will not comment on the future of Chelsea Lately at this time," an E! spokesperson said to Us Weekly.
I'm sure this won't be the end of Chelsea Handler. I think she's just over working with E! and wants out. I'm sure another network will pick her up, especially with her ratings. Her personality is too big to just fizzle out now. I wish her the best of luck with the transition!
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Demand Chemical Security from Congress!
Thanks to YOU and thousands of activists all over the country, critical chemical security legislation was voted out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee without any weakening amendments! Now, the legislation is on its way to the full House for a vote and we need your support once again.
For the first time since the Sept. 11th attacks we have a chance to pass legislation to ensure that the highest risk chemical plants user safer chemical processes. This will not only make them less attractive terrorist targets it will eliminate the risk of disastrous chemical accidents. As President Obama once said, "these plants are stationary weapons of mass destruction spread all across the country."
By converting them to safer chemical processes we will protect millions of Americans now at risk and enhance the job security and safety of people working at these plants.
Please take a minute today and send your Representative a message: Prevent chemical disasters pass "The Chemical and Water Security Act of 2009" (H.R. 2868) today!


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Baby Name Poll
Salem Grace vs. Wdyt??
This name won by a landslide last night and unless something changes this is what we're using for our daughter due close to Halloween. She will be joining Adalyn Faith(2). Our other option is Salem Marie. Salem is going to be her first name. Thanks, Abby
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I'm no 'girly-girl,' and I never was. Even when I was young enough to be indoctrinated into the cult of gender segregation, I blew off the idea that girls and boys were too different to play well together and I have never regretted scoffing at that nonsense.
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Sure, I had Barbies, but I played with them like any other action figures. My paper dolls were all astronauts, and the shoebox they lived in was as myriad and TARDIS-like on the inside as the imagination inside any child's head. I was faster and tougher than any boy on the playground, and if that sometimes made me unpopular with peers of all genders, well… Who needs friends when you've got Legos?
However, since the newest line of girly-girl Legos was released, the question I've been asking is, "With Lego Friends like these, who needs enemies?" Don't get me wrong, as an artist, I approve any time Lego expands their palette. Even when new colors come straight out of a Martha Stewart catalog. Too, as a lifetime Lego fan, I feel that life is just better with more bricks in it. But those 'Ladyfigs' have got to go.
What were they thinking?! Lego could have saved a lot of time, money, and headache. All they really needed to successfully target the female market was to advertise their product to boys and girls at the same time. The way that Legos were originally marketed. And if minifigs must be gendered (who needs gender when everyone has corners?), Lego could help us help their bottom line by designing minifigs that defy gender stereotypes. I'm as sick of super-macho mini-men as I am of those obnoxious floor-length, non-articulating block-skirts Lego gives their little women instead of legs.
I'm not the first to say any of this – I'm not even the first Geek Mom to bring it up – and my rant may not be the most eloquent. For that, I direct you to Feminist Frequency, where Anita Sarkeesian provides a clear and complete picture of the gendering of Lego and offers some solutions to Lego's… bricky issues.
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