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Ajax is no longer an experimental approach to website development, but the key to building browser-based applications that form the cornerstone of Web 2.0. Head First Ajax gives you an up-to-date perspective that lets you see exactly what you can do—and has been done—with Ajax. With it, you get a highly practical, in-depth, and mature view of what is now a mature development approach.
Using the unique and highly effective visual format that has turned Head First titles into runaway bestsellers, this book offers a big picture overview to introduce Ajax, and then explores the use of individual Ajax components—including the JavaScript event model, DOM, XML, JSON, and more—as it progresses. You'll find plenty of sample applications that illustrate the concepts, along with exercises, quizzes, and other interactive features to help you retain what you've learned.
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The book also discusses the server-side implications of building Ajax applications, and uses a "black box" approach to server-side components.
Head First Ajax is the ideal guide for experienced web developers comfortable with scripting—particularly those who have completed the exercises in Head First JavaScript—and for experienced programmers in Java, PHP, and C# who want to learn client-side programming.
With twenty years experience in the field, Rebecca M. Riordan has earned an international reputation for designing and implementing computer systems that are technically sound, reliable, and effectively meet her clients' needs. Her particular area of expertise is database design and she is a five year Access MVP. Rebecca has also authored several database books and served as a senior technical support engineer for Microsoft's database products. As a Microsoft employee in Australia, Rebecca was the Senior technical support engineer for Microsoft's database products.
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Loved the book and explanations by not the format
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I'm trying to work the exercises in Chapter 1, and am unable to get this to work. Turns out, I need to run XAMPP to get an apache server running in order for the php code provided in the example to run. No mention of this in the book at all, much less how to install it or get it running. So far, I've had no luck getting it running, so can't run the examples or do the exercises. That pretty much makes the book useless.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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good 1st book for understanding
great book
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I tried other books on ajax, and this one was by far the easiest to understand, without presuming I knew much javascript.
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The book shows some solutions.However, very disappointedly,the degree of orgnization and user-understandable is not good.Even though author says there are repetitions,I felt it's not effective and useless to repeat.
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I passed on this book TOO many times
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I can not tell you how many books I have read on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL and even AJAX. Being so used to the traditional methods, I picked up several Head First books, thumbed thru them and said Nah... Each time I went to the bookstore, I was drawn to the series and each time put them back on the rack after only thumbing thru them. A few days ago, I said, "What the heck? and grabbed this one on AJAX. I can not put it down! I believe I am reading less but retaining more than any of the other types of books I have read. As a result, I just bought the ones on JavaScript, HTML with CSS & XHTML, PHP & MySQL. Even though I already have experience in all of the areas, I figure it will help me not only learn but RETAIN more.Even recommended the Algebra and Geometry ones to my brother for his kids!I learned after many years as an instructor in the Navy that different people have different ways of learning and this book has taught me a lot!This type of learning may not be for you but at least take the time to read a little bit and find out. Don't just thumb thru the book(s) and view it as a bunch of "gibberish" like I did! (ROFL)
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But the recent sunny skies helped the crops recover, and it looks like a good strawberry season is upon us, farmers said. Most farms said they just started selling strawberries last week.
"But the berries are getting big with the sun, and it looks like we'll have a good crop. Not a great crop, but a good crop."
Farms across the state report a slow start to the season. Brookdale Farm in Hollis, among the southernmost strawberry farms in the state, has been selling strawberries since June 6, but just started its pick-your-own season last weekend because the plants have not been as strong as usual, according to Brookdale's Tyler Hardy.
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While syndicated columnist and CNN host Robert Novak has corrected his earlier misquotation of Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean, originally identified [1] by Media Matters for America, syndicated radio host Rush Limbaugh, who played an audio clip of Novak's misquotation on his show, has yet to issue a correction to his listeners.
During the March 1 broadcast of The Rush Limbaugh Show, Limbaugh aired [2] Novak's misquote, in which Novak falsely claimed that during an appearance at Cornell University, Dean said that Social Security is "going to lose about 80 percent of the benefits" over time. "Here's Howard Dean up there admitting to students at Cornell it's a big problem," Limbaugh proclaimed.
On the March 4 edition of CNN's Inside Politics, Novak corrected his earlier misquotation of Dean, although he did qualify that correction by claiming that Dean "still said there is a problem on Social Security, which is not the party line." In fact, Democrats have readily acknowledged the long-term revenue shortfall facing Social Security, as Media Matters has noted [3]. Most Democrats simply oppose the Bush administration's plan to divert payroll taxes for Social Security into private accounts, which even the Bush administration has admitted [4] would do nothing to address the long-term solvency issue.
Novak originally claimed [5] on the February 26 edition of CNN's The Capital Gang that Dean had said that "over the years, 80 percent of the Social Security benefits will be lost." Novak repeated [6] his misquotation on the February 28 edition of Inside Politics. In fact, as The Cornell Daily Sun reported [7] in its coverage of Dean's February 23 speech at the university, Dean stated that "if Social Security were left alone for 30 years, benefits would be reduced to 80 percent of what it is now." During the March 1 edition of Inside Politics, CNN host Judy Woodruff issued a correction [8] on Novak's behalf. Novak also corrected himself on the March 5 edition [9] of The Capital Gang.
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NOVAK: Yes, on Monday, I said -- I misspoke myself. I said that the new Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean had said in a speech at Cornell University that the Social Security fund in 30 years would be 80 -- would lose 80 percent of its value. What I meant to say, and what I should have said, is what he said that, that it would, after 30 years, it would be 80 percent of its present value, so it would lose only 20 percent. But he still said there is a problem on Social Security, which is not the party line.
On the morning of March 1, the Republican National Committee posted [11] Novak's misquotation of Dean on its official website (it has since been removed). The conservative lobbying group Club for Growth then posted [12] a transcript and video of Novak's misquote on its pro-privatization weblog, Social Security Choice. The blog later posted a correction, which also echoed Novak's erroneous defense: "This is what Novak's point was. The Democratic line is that there is no problem. Dean says there is."
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|February 1st, 2012, 11:30 AM
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2. Good point, we need to put a handle on it.
3. I don't know enough about our current tax system. I will say this, our government does a good job in taxing businesses, requiring certain manufacturing standards that other countries dont, making it difficult to understand all the laws that pertain to your business, and down right making it difficult to legally and effectively run a small business....consider that a non income tax, tax, that some people have to endure to make "wealthy" status and create jobs for others, so I don't know that "taxes" are truely at a historic low. Did we have the same standards for osha in the 50's? EPA? registration requirements for commercial vehicles? etc.
I use that example because my brother was just pulled over recently to have a DOT inspection on a plow truck, he was 100% within the law, but was pulled over for something that is NOT a law, and the officer, his superior and many others did not know this, it took him 2 days of phone calls to find someone who was able to provide documentation to him that he was within the law.....thats a hefty tax in my eyes.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:31 AM
Catch the wave
And of course, my statements above are intended to be somewhat lopsided - to counter your one-sided, singular issue presentation of the issues.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:34 AM
Catch the wave
Is regulation necessary, of course, but we are well past the point of reason/sanity. And these regulations (including obamacare) and the fear of the unknown are one reason why people with capital aren't making investments to create jobs.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:34 AM
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|February 1st, 2012, 11:47 AM
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I do too. Damn. Got me wondering too now
I personally have a good family friend that sold his business, kept his name, and his son's name as account managers with the new firm, in part because of State and Federal regulation. Don only kept his name involved to keep his son employed. Don is very well off, with a 3,000 sq ft home in Canadian Lakes, some 80 acres of hunting property in Mecosta County, a 5,000 sq ft house in Venice Florida, a couple of office buildings fully leased in Brighton and a place in Aspen.
He was in business for some 30 years, and could have maintained/grown it. The risk vs. reward simply is not there, regardless of how low taxes are, or how good incentives are.
He has his office buildings still, and if the Fed ever reaches sanity and stability I could see him restarting a business and employing people again. In the mean time, in his late 50s it's a lot less stressful to golf his brains out, and keep the lawn service folks, and valet's employed.
Atlas shrugged indeed.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:55 AM
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2. Once people are forced to actually provide for themselves, I truly believe the gap would shorten.
3. I don't think there is any type of direct ratio for % taxes vs. economic prosperity. The issue has a much larger equation and way too many variables to gain a picture perfect understanding of it.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:57 AM
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1) define a poverty line and exempt those below it;
2) define a graduated tax rate between a income band above poverty and below $nn,nnn earnings;
3) flat tax rate on everyone above that "magic $nn,nnn number";
4) eliminate ALL tax breaks and loopholes for *EVERYBODY* above poverty level.
I think this would provide a significant increase in tax revenue for several reasons:
1) The IRS could be greatly reduced in size if there were *NOTHING* to audit;
2) Removal of loopholes to keep wealthy folks that can afford the best accountants from cheating the system.
I think that's why the graduated tax laws are currently not working - poorer folks can't afford to take advantage of some of the tax breaks (i.e. mortgage interest, property taxes, deferred 401K savings) and pay a dis-proportionally large amount of earnings as taxation.
Everybody to file a 1040EZ and couches of the rich be fcuked.
|February 1st, 2012, 11:59 AM
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That's a bit harsh, but my far to the other side comment is equally fitting for what you say.
The thing is these people that leech off the system are a cancer that is killing us all slowly, but surely. I compare them to the asian carp in the Mississippi, the feral pigs, or any of those invasive species. While I hate to see any animal die, things that don't belong, don't contribute, and generally wreck the entire system for everything else need to be removed for the greater good.
*patiently waiting for the ,"Isn't that what Hitler tried to do", comment*
At some point we need to cut off the feedbag and let them sink or swim otherwise we are all going to be poor as fukc living in the street. The US will end up looking like a Sally Struthers feed the kids in Africa commercial. Then who is going to take care of us, the nation that is hated by half of the world and takes care of the other half?
We b fuked yo
|February 1st, 2012, 12:06 PM
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Another iron for the fire...
How much is enough? How much is too much? How little is poor?
I'm not talking about national averages, or what our flavor of the month government declares as "poverty" and "wealthy".
To me those are questions that really have no answer besides opinions. Just like: What is beautiful? What is ugly?
Everyone has varying degrees of what we think poor and wealthy are so I don't see how anyone can decide as a standard what the dollar amount is assigned to each one.
When I was a high school kid I would have looked at someone like myself and Kerry and thought we were rich because we could buy whatever CD we want whenever we want. Now I look at people myself as being comfortable and people that live on the lake and driving Ferarri's as being well off.
Once again I suppose its all about perspective. And it seems like the have-nots bitch the loudest.
|February 1st, 2012, 12:14 PM
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Poor in this country comes across to me as those who don't have a new TV, newest smartphone, don't have a car, etc. I know that isn't necessarily the case but I hear people bitching that live paycheck to paycheck about how poor they are with an iPhone, car, computer, etc.
You want to see poor? Go to fucking Africa.
|February 1st, 2012, 12:20 PM
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It has NEVER worked, and NEVER will.
Rich people or business do not just create jobs out of thin air because they have more money. Jobs can only be added if their is a demand for their goods/services.
The middle class has to be buying goods/services otherwise there is no demand for them. So there is no gain in jobs.
|February 1st, 2012, 12:28 PM
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Unfortunately absolutely.
Democrats-Actually care about the common people. HOWEVER that care gets to include dirt bags who choose state assistance as lifelong carreer path.
Despite a LACK OF ACTION they want to take away your guns. Again this hasn't happened but it seems like they are always preaching it.
ALL Mexicans are A-OK.
Gays are super-which is sort of dumb.
Republicans-Only care about the rich, and will stuff it in your ass sideways if it helps the rich.
Kill all mexicans
You should be able to own tanks, and rocket launchers
Kill all gays
Something like that.
|February 1st, 2012, 12:35 PM
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What I can't figure out, is where has the middle gone??
I think the rich should AT LEAST pay their share, by paying AT LEAST the same percentage as those making much less.
I think that you should not have your guns taken, UNLESS you are mentally ill, and I don't see the need for high capacity compact automatic weapons.
I don't approve of homosexuality, or gay marriage, but I don't think the gov't should not allow it, based on moral grounds.
Mexicans have helped to fukc things up. That is just a fact. Anyone without kids, leaves TODAY. Anyone with kids is given two years to get legal or LEAVE.
Any business hiring illegals, even if the paperwork is technically legal gets fined out of business after two offenses.
Abortion. Allow it. Especially in cases of rape/insest. Let the person getting an abortion make that decision and deal with it. It's between them and god, or them and their conscience.
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|February 1st, 2012, 12:38 PM
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|February 1st, 2012, 12:51 PM
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Seriously though I'm not really sure which side you are supporting. At first I was like, "Oh this guy is a Libtard". Then you mention that the Republicans think its ok for you to own tanks and rocket launchers and I was like, "Ahh this guy is a Republican because there is no way he could think owning tanks is a bad thing."
Then I realized I really didn't care.
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My question is: What has the Political "Parties" concept done for you?
Other then push a bigger wedge between Americans.
I decided a while back, to go by the code of "God, Family, Country". If you as my neighbor leave the first two alone, so I can live it, I will have your back for the third.
Its a pretty simple concept really.
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With Obama you get taxes, which just feed the politicians. I learned a lesson long ago from Disney's animated Robin Hood that taxes promise to help the meek, but only harm the payers. Who was the hero in Robin hood again, the Politician who harvested taxes (Sheriff Nottingham) or Robin hood who took the money back from the government and put it in the hands of the people?
Well, even though Prince John offered a huge reward for the capture
of Robin Hood, that elusive rogue kept right on robbin' the rich to feed
the poor. And believe me, it's a good thing he did, 'cause what with taxes and
all, the poor folks of Nottingham were starvin' to death.
Uh-oh. Here comes old bad news himself, the Honorable Sheriff of Nottingham.
Sheriff, a wolf: [ Singing ]
Every town has its taxes too
And the taxes is due
Do do-do do do
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He's out doin' good again.
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An injury-time penalty from Robbie Keane denied Arsenal victory in the North London derby at White Hart Lane on Sunday afternoon but the draw was good enough for Arsène Wenger's side to win the Premiership title.
Chelsea's defeat at Newcastle just before kick-off meant the visitors began this game nine points ahead of the Stamford Bridge side and needed only a draw to secure the Club's 13th League title.
After Patrick Vieira slid Arsenal ahead after only three minutes the result was never in doubt. Ten minutes before the break, Robert Pires steered home a second.
However Tottenham got back into the game with Jamie Redknapp's shot in the 61st minute and in the dying seconds referee Mark Halsey awarded a penalty from which Keane struck home the equaliser.
It was a disappointing end for Arsenal who had been in charge for much of the game. But the players lifted themselves quickly and did a jig of victory at the final whistle.
Before the game the manager had said that he'd have virtually his entire squad available. In the end, he omitted Freddie Ljungberg who was still suffering from some pain after breaking two bones in his hand against Manchester United in the FA Cup Semi-Final.
However Ashley Cole was fit again after missing the 5-0 victory over Leeds with an ankle injury. That victory had been nine days earlier and, in that time, second-place Chelsea had picked up just one point from two games. The first had been a 0-0 draw with Everton at Stamford Bridge last Saturday, the other a 2-1 defeat at Newcastle in a game that ended just minutes before this one began.
That result was celebrated long and loud by those Arsenal fans who had got into White Hart Lane early. They knew Wenger's men now needed only to avoid defeat to claim the title and, going into this fixture, they had gone 33 Premiership games without suffering such a reverse. The cards were stacked in Arsenal's favour.
They were in a pile Everest-tall three minutes in. A Tottenham corner went astray and Thierry Henry collected the ball just outside the area. The Frenchman took it in his stride and fed a clever pass inside the backtracking Stephen Kelly perfectly into the path of the galloping Bergkamp. With typical technique, the Dutchman looked up and spotted Vieira racing into the area. The captain slid in his only his second goal of the season.
The perfect start.
With the comfort of that early lead, Arsenal started to turn on the style. Bergkamp escaped on the left and just failed to turn back a cross for the waiting Henry. The 34-year-old then nearly did it himself, running through and forcing Kasey Keller into a low save.
Tottenham, who had surprisingly left Jermain Defoe on the bench, were playing like a team low on confidence. They were organised and committed but could neither go through the defence nor get around the side of it. Their best opportunities in the opening half hour were Jamie Redknapp's low, skimming free-kick and Mauricio Taricco's speculative effort that ended up on the top of the net.
However you sensed Arsenal were still in control and merely waiting for their next opportunity. It arrived 10 minutes before the break.
Bergkamp's clever ball sent Vieira into space on the left of the penalty area. He hooked the ball back for Pires to sidefoot home his 19th goal of the season. It was his 14th Premiership strike.
Tottenham replied with Simon Davies sending a dipping shot over the bar and Johnnie Jackson's cross-cum-shot forcing Jens Lehmann into a tip over the bar.
But, two minutes before the break, Henry - who had been quiet in front of goal - raced clear on the right of the area and thumped a low that Keller did well to hang onto.
Tottenham brought on Defoe after the interval - they had little choice. The change helped them push back Arsenal straight after restart.
But that gave the visitors space in which to break. Henry nearly put in Pires and Cole then forced Keller into a fine save at the near post.
So it seemed that Arsenal had drawn Tottenham's sting when the home got back into the game in the 61st minute.
Defoe advanced down the left and touched the ball inside for Michael Brown. In turn, he slipped a short pass to Redknapp who thumped a 25-yard into the corner of Lehmann's net.
It was game on again.
However Henry should have slammed the door shut once again soon afterwards. Put through by Pires in the 72nd minute he was one-on-one with Keller, he lifted his shot over the keeper but wide of the post.
In response, Redknapp cracked a free-kick just over but then, in the 78th minute, Pires smacked a shot against the bar when he too should have scored.
It seemed the Arsenal were going to draw out the tension until the very end. Jose Antonio Reyes even blocked Henry's goal-bound shot just minutes after replacing Bergkamp.
Defoe nearly grabbed an equaliser in the final minute of normal time but Lehmann punched over his dipping free-kick from just under the bar.
From the corner, Lehmann tangled with Keane. Both players were booked and, eventually, referee Halsey awarded a penalty. Keane took it and sent it high to the left of the German keeper.
So a slight downside to the victory but, make no mistake, this was still an historic day.
When the Arsenal players go into training at London Colney every morning, they always pass an honours board. It is a large stone plaque to the left of the entrance.
Cut into the hard, black stone are the words "League Championship" followed by the years 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1938, 1948, 1953, 1971, 1989, 1991, 1998 and 2002.
They will be chiselling in the number "2004" in a few weeks.
Arsenal did not beat Tottenham this afternoon but the draw was good enough to set in stone another League title.
Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source
Patrick Vieira slides in our openerOur captain roars with delightPatrick celebrates his strike1-0 to the ArsenalRobert Pires slides home our secondRobert wheels away in triumphThe team congratulate our scorerChampions...Champions!


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A new study from Scotland suggests that the more you talk to and interact with your baby, the less likely it is that your child will develop ADHD later in life.
Researchers believe they have discovered a link between a lack of communication between a mother and her baby and a risk that the child will develop emotional problems and behavioral disorders as the child matures.
Scientists analyzed hundreds of videos of mothers interacting with their year-old babies. Study co-author Dr Clare Allely, a psychologist at Glasgow University's Institute Of Health And Wellbeing, said: "We used 180 videos for this study of mothers interacting with their 12-month-old infants " of which 120 were controls and 60 were of the children who were later diagnosed with disorders at seven years old."
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Researchers said the findings did not mean that if you dont talk to your baby all the time that he or she will develop psychological and psychiatric problems. Instead they suggest that active parenting may offer a protective effect against these kinds of conditions.
Philip Wilson, study co-author and professor of primary care and rural health at the University of Aberdeen, said there are several theories on why the link may exist. "We have got the possibility that active parenting and active communication by the parents may have a protective effect against the development of problems with attention and conduct," he said.
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Wilson also gave his own personal hypothesis. "My hunch is that it is somewhere in between the two and it has probably got both things. The child probably has to have some genetic vulnerability to these conditions on the one hand " but on the other hand more engaged and active parenting might be protective."
Wilson says he believes the study is the first to compare early parental communication and the development of disorders using examples from the general public.
The study is being published in the journal Research In Developmental Disabilities.
While the researchers in this study suggests that there may be a link between how much a parents communicates with their baby and ADHD or psychological / psychiatric problems, parents shouldnt feel guilty or worry if they have a busy day and cant communicate as much as they want.
Experts in child development do agree that the more positive and loving interaction parents, and caregivers, can give to the baby, the better. A babys mind is developing at a remarkable rate during the first 3 years of life; enjoy your time with your little one and talk to him or her as much as you realistically can throughout the day.
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Discussion in 'Great Skate Debate' started by Iceman, Mar 27, 2011.
Thanks for posting the article Iceman. I am so happy they have made some changes to her LP. But 90 seconds does not seem like a lot of changes. If she made the trip all the way to toronto and worlds has been delayed why not change the whole LP. There is time to rework her LP. Well, I guess a few changes are better then none.
She does not sound like she will be skating in the GP next year. I will miss her competing.
She made the trip to Toronto in December, and the majority of time was spent creating a whole new SP. IMO the time was well spent, as she received good feedback at 4CC.
"Flatt, 18, will conclude her season, and probably skate for the final time representing The Broadmoor and the last time under Broadmoor coach Tom Zakrajsek, when she competes at the world championships next month in Moscow."
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Anybody besides me notice this??? This makes it sound like this year's Worlds is her swan song before heading to Stanford, unless she plans to find another coach/club in California. She talks about skating in 2012 Nationals, but not committing to anything Grand Prix-wise in the fall. Interesting.
That's actually not such a crazy statement. I can't think of that many that I really love. My other favorite is Kanako's.
Uhm, just wondering...why is it the best SP in the world?
Okay, am I the only one who read this:
"Others went with simpler routines, "which is why many of them are not on the world team," Zakrajsek said, adding Flatt "managed to push forward" in joining national champion Alissa Czisny at worlds."
and said Who watered down their routines because it wasn't an Olympic year?
Not to mention, Flatt was reigning National Champion and failed to retain her title over Czisny. This quote makes it seem like Rachael moved up in the standings over ladies she hadn't beat before.
But she didn't even score her personal best SP score with it. (At least according to Wikipedia.)
Yeah, I rolled my eyes at that. Tom Zzzzzz is trying to say Rachael has had a good season? That's she's been pushing the envelope and that's why she's on the World team compared to others (Abbott? Denney/Barrett?) who were also Olympians but failed to make it to Worlds this year? Whatever. That's ridiculous. Her season has been anything but a success results-wise, technically or artistically.
Yeah, not that I'm Flatt hater, but whatever he's smoking, it must be really good.
Flatt is a great jumper on the ice but her mad arm flapping needs to go. It takes away from the legs and skating. Her "East od Eden" drives me nuts. One part she skates so fast and not to the music. Get a new choreographer, please.
OK. I read the article. I was a little panicked based on posts above that insinuated Rachael was going to retire. But, it sounds like she's going to continue competing - the article states it's the last time she'll compete representing Broadmoor and w/ Tom Z [that's a good thing IMO]
Who should she go to in the Bay area?
Nice article, but taking on an engineering student workload plus skating at her level??
that was a pretty article!
Um... not for skating fans! The boards pretty much light up with lengthy arguments every time she competes.
Zakrajsek sounds like an American Joanne McLeod.
I'll tell you who watered down their routines: Flatt. This is the only season in her entire senior career that she hasn't attempted a 3/3 combination. So far, we haven't seen a single attempt.
It sounds like she might be switching coaches (which would be a good idea IMHO).
Yeah, I thought that was the plan all along. She obviously can't still train in Colorado Springs while going to school at Stanford, so she'll be finding a new coach/training facility there. Very curious who it will be and how much it'll show in her skating.
That quote caught my eye as well. This is only my speculation, but I am thinking he means Nagasu though I don't know if she has really watered down her routines compared to last year's. I would just think he would feel the most "threatened" by Mirai in terms of competition for Rachel.
I just read the article online before coming here. Not much has been said that we don't already know, except that she does plan to compete next season (if only at Nats) and get a new coach. Good for her. I've always wondered what her skating would be like under a different coach and different direction. Maybe it'll give her a new perspective. I'm wishing she does well next month at Worlds. Go Rachael!
I know that I'm more on the uber side when it comes to Rachael and that most people here aren't really Rachael fans, but one competition should not make this such a bad season for her.
Even though she didn't do well there, she qualified to her first GPF and won two GP medals.
She still made the World team.
She placed 4th at 4CC, which really isn't bad, and she set a new personal best in the FS.
That doesn't sound that bad to me.
She has her issues, but so does EVERY skater. I'm looking forward to seeing the changes in her skating when she gets a new coach and [hopefully!] a new choreographer.
Where's FreezinRinkMom? (or something like that). Doesn't she go to every Rachael Flatt practice and competition? It would be interesting to hear her take on her daughter's (I'm sorry, her favorite skater's) SP. Best in the world? Hmmmmm.
Rachael's mother is a molecular biologist, so I don't think she would have the time to attend all of Rachael's practices. But, what is wrong with parents going to every competition their child is in if they can?
Rachael's skating isn't my cup of tea but i commend her for being one tough competitor. If only some of the other american girls had her nerves we would still have 3 spots at World. We need a skater with Rachaels toughness but Mira Nagasu's talent. That's what is holding back US skaters at the moment.
Rachel gets my admiration for changing her lutz and flip take-offs during these 2 years. She used to flutz 4 times in FS, but now she has correct edges on both jumps. I wish the same could be said about so many flutzers and lippers in this world.
I think he meant Jeremy, his former student.
Her "nerves" didn't exactly help us out at last year's Worlds...
Okay, I think her coach is really taking it too far with the "best short program of the season" thing.
I think you may be right.
And that makes Tom Z a little petty and nasty, IMHO.


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hehe! wally-world has stopped hiring full time people. there all going to be 30 hours a week and under.
ironically the move is to start about the time obongo-care starts kicking in ain' it?!--
i know a lot of mom and pop-operations that are going to cut back to 49 or less too.
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Thanks Cindy. I hate to say it but in some ways it has become more difficult. Of course I still have another 30 or 40 to go. Coming to terms with it being a lifelong commitment seems to have helped a great deal for me.
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By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger has started the process of securing some of his star players on new contracts.
In the summer, Samir Nasri was allowed to leave for Manchester City because, according to the manager, Arsenal received a "reasonable price" for a player with one-year left in his contract. FIFA rules would have allowed the midfielder to sign a pre-contract with a new team in January and walk out for free at the end of the season.
The likes of Theo Walcott, Robin van Persie and Alex Song are in the same situation next summer. Wenger admits the negotiating process is always tricky so he is not wasting any time.
"Yes, this starts now," said Wenger. "We will try to convince them. Our desire is there to do it and we are ready to sit down with them.
"After that we see where we go but the gap on that front has become bigger for us so, today, I cannot say that if we go to the maximum [deal] we are sure to sign a player - even if we do that we are not sure."
However, Wenger is not expecting a repeat of this summer when Nasri and Cesc Fabregas both departed. He believes the former was good business and the latter a specific case.
"I always said that Cesc was a bargain," said Wenger. "We were forced into a situation because for me he is one of the best midfielders in the world and we knew that we would sell him under what he's worth.
"With Nasri at least we got a reasonable price for a player with one year to go."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Amazing 1 bedroom apartment, located in the heart of the city of Buenos Aires. The building is historic heritage of the city, completely remodeled inside, brand new.
It is a beautiful complex of 11 individual lofts, it has a common area, a lobby with table and chairs , courtyard and an office where the computer is located . Fully equipped, bright, comfortable and with balconies. Close to subways and buses. This loft has everything the tourist needs to enjoy a wonderful stay in our city.
The part of the living room is equipped with A/C, sofa bed and coffee table. In the second floor is a double sized bed with possibility to split into two single beds. The kitchen is equipped with coffee maker, microwave, fridge, stoves and toaster. The bathroom is complete with bathtub and bidet.
- Air conditioning / heating
- LED with Cable
- Coffee
- Stove for cooking
- Safe
- Computer in common use.
- Refrigerator under counter
- Phone
- Sofa bed
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Electricity, gas, water , Internet , cable, phone , expenses and taxes. Cleaning lady once a week .
This great apartment is located on Bartolome Mitre st & Libertad st, the classic nighborhood of San Nicolas, blocks away from 9 de Julio ave and Corrientes Ave, area with a lot of shows and theatres such as Grand Rex (opposite ) National Maipo Tabaris , Opera and others recognized name. Close to tourist places like Puerto Madero , Recoleta , La Boca , Palermo, Galerias Pacifico , Lavalle Street , Florida , etc. , and meters of all the subway lines in the city. Privileged location .
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El alojamiento y el barrio, bien. Hay ruido del edificio en obras adyacente, que dificulta el reposo.
The apartment met all our expectations. Good central location. A very good access to public transport. Price - performance ratio was 100%.
The rooms where very nice. The location is directly in the city of Buenos Aires. Short ways to the public transportations. If I go to Buenos Aires again I will book it again.
Das Apartment entsprach voll unseren Erwartungen. Gute Zentrale Lage. Eine sehr gute Anbindung an die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel. Preis - Leistung stimmt zu 100%.
The rooms where very nice. The location is direct in the city of Buenos Aires. Short ways to the public transportations. If I go to Buenos Aires again I will book it again.
Flat line with expectations. Excellent location, quiet and comfortable.
The kitchen equipment is basic and can be improved.
Appartement conforme aux attentes. Très bien situé, calme et confortable.
L'équipement de la cuisine est sommaire et peut être amélioré.
Nice apartment with a vintage style, clean and well maintained. Located in a quite central position. Kind and available host.
Very good location if you want to be near the very center and close to Borges Centre
Clean and quiet studio
Très bon emplacement si on veut être près de l'hyper centre et proche du Centre Borges
Studio propre et silencieux
Location of the apartment:
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+ Many attractions are easily accessible on foot
+ Safe area
+ Lots of nice shopping
+ Very big and beautiful
+ Nice terrace
- Kitchen is old and partially dirty
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+ sichere Wohngegend
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+ sehr groß und schön
+ schöne Terasse
- Küche ist alt und teilweise dreckig
The apartment was located in a safe neighborhood and clean.
You have everything (supermarket, restaurants) close by, but to the metro station (subte) you have to walk about 10 min.
It was easy to communicate with the landlord, but because of the dividing wall the apartment is very dark. For this reason you cannot study there after 6 o'clock.
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A few hundred protestors will descend on Toronto and a few dozen other cities in order to express their anger at the Church of Scientology. the movement is either an adolescent Internet prank or the real feelings of thousands of young people against a church which has come under fire from many sectors due to its religious beliefs. The cyber activists are being told, "Bring your warm clothes..Do not bring your weapons, or your stupid rowdy troublemaking ass."Anons, a network of peaceful opponents of the Chruch of Scientology has arranged these protests to occur in several cities. Many were sparked by the Tom Cruise video in which the movie star goes on about how Scientology represents "the authoritities on getting people off drugs" and rehabilitating criminals. Mark Bunker, a TV journalist who was critical of the Scientology movement, urged peaceful protest. He was subject to Scientology demonstrators picketing his home and holding up signs, "Mark Bunker is a religious bigot" because of his critical remarks.
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Tuesday 30th August 2011
I must have seen Arsenal 30 or more times at Old Trafford and I have never seen us score more than once in a league game. If that doesn't demonstrate how tough it is to go there then nothing will. On Sunday afternoon that record was broken of course. We were all hoping for that but, of course, what happened at the other end never came into the equation.
In a week that saw us go into the game with probably a little bit more confidence than expected, discussions on what proved to be quite an entertaining day off of the pitch surrounded the European challenges produced by Thursday's draw, our pairing with Shrewsbury Town in the Carling Cup and of course potential signings before Wednesday night's deadline.
Lorry loads of the usual banter and plenty of refreshment in our normal haunt saw us head into Manchester in fine spirits. The optimism however, proved to be fruitless.
Like all Gooners I am sure you are sick of reading/hearing about what happened on the day, so I am not going to add too much to it.
For the record I actually felt we looked relatively dangerous going forward and agree that if the penalty went in it would have given us the momentum in the period after. When you concede eight however, no matter how good the four long-range efforts might have been, it is simply impossible to offer any justification for such a heavy defeat.
We are Arsenal Football Club and that alone means no matter who was wearing the badge on Sunday, they should have been good enough on the day to avoid such a scoreline. That is fact so despite the humiliation we all felt I would like to think and hope that there was also an element of 'freakishness' about the result.
As we are Arsenal Football Club we are also extremely proud and that leads me on to the one positive about the day. The travelling Gooners were simply magnificent. There is no other way to describe it.
Despite the footballing pain we were all going through, we stood and sang our hearts out making everyone aware both within the stadium and watching the TV all around the world that Arsenal is in our blood and a difficult period does not mean our pride and passion for our great club will wane.
There is something not quite right at the moment, you know that and I do too.
We also know we are Arsenal and Sunday, through considerable adversity, made me realise that more than ever before.
I leave you with a few pictures of last week's successful trip to Italy.
Enjoy the international break and above all else boys and girls... keep the faith.
Venice's Rialto Bridge is part of the matchday journey!
Flag sits wonky but proud in the stadium
Ondrej and friend, two of our travelling Slovakian Gooners
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The nerves are shattered as kick-off approaches
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By Giuseppe Muro
Arsène Wenger says FA regulations are the only thing stopping Benik Afobe from playing for Huddersfield against Arsenal on Sunday.
The highly-rated striker is currently on loan at the League One side until the end of the season after extending his temporary deal on Thursday and it was initially thought he would follow the precedent set by Sanchez Watt.
Watt was allowed to play for Leeds in the FA Cup Third Round because he was on a season-long loan, however that isn't the case with Afobe. Wenger insists he would let the 17-year-old play at Emirates Stadium but complex rules simply won't allow it.
"I [would] allow him to play but he cannot play," says the manager.
"I don't know the rules because they keep changing. Before, even in the Premier League, you could allow the players to play [against their parent club] and [that's] what I did always.
"In fairness with a guy like [Francis] Jeffers, he scored against us [while on loan]. Instead of saying you are fair they said you are stupid!"Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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The Canisius College baseball team saw its program-record 11-game winning streak come to an end in an 11-6 loss in extra innings to Marist College at the Demske Sports Complex on Sunday afternoon. The Golden Griffins, who lost for the first time since April 7, fall to 31-11 overall and 9-6 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Sophomore Connor Panas was 3-for-5 with three runs scored while senior Ronnie Bernick went 2-for-5 with two RBI. Junior Jimmy Luppens was 2-for-5 with his fifth homer of the year while junior Shane Zimmer was 1-for-3 with two runs scored and his first homer of 2013.
Marist (21-17-1, 12-6 MAAC) scored the first two runs of the game, using bloop RBI singles from Nick McQuail and Jake Berry to take the early 2-0 lead. Zachary Passerelle followed with an RBI single through the right side to put the Red Foxes up by three. Marist added another run with back-to-back two-out hits in the second, getting a ground-rule double from Steve Laurino and RBI single from Zach Shank.
The Griffs got one back in the bottom of the second with a two-out rally of their own. Panas doubled down the left-field line and an RBI single from sophomore Mike Booth cut the Marist lead to 4-1. Marist answered that run by scoring for the fifth time in the game with two outs, getting an RBI single from Passerelle to go back up by four runs.
A leadoff homer in the fourth from Luppens made it a three-run game. Zimmer drew a walk, and Panas hit a ball off the shortstop's glove to get two runners on with no outs. A fly out from junior Jose Torralba advanced each runner into scoring position, and Bernick came through with a two-out, two-RBI single to make it a one-run game.
Canisius tied the game in the sixth on a leadoff homer from Zimmer. Panas followed with a double down the left-field line and Torralba beat out a bunt single to put runners at the corners. Pinch hitter Ryan Coppinger scored Panas with an opposite-field single through the left side to give Canisius its first lead of the day, 6-5. Kevin McCarthy (3-2) relieved Marist starter Rich Vrana and got the final three outs of the inning to end the Griffs' rally.
The Red Foxes answered right back in the top of the seventh, getting a bases-loaded, two-out RBI single from Graham McIntire to tie the game at 6-6. The Red Foxes got the go-ahead run to third with one out in the ninth but sophomore Eric Stolzenburg struck out Pat Welsh and Passerelle to keep the score tied.
Marist threatened again in the top of the 10th with McIntire reaching on an error by Panas and a miscommunication on defense leading to Joey Aiola reaching on a bunt single. After a sacrifice bunt put runners in scoring position with one out, Laurino pounded a ball over Bernick's head to score McIntire. Marist scored five runs (four unearned) in the 10th, taking advantage of three Canisius errors.
Sophomore Devon Stewart started for the Griffs and went 6.1 innings, allowing six runs on 10 hits. Stolzenburg (1-1) ended up with the loss, allowing two runs, one earned, in an inning of relief.
Canisius plays two mid-week games in Western New York this week. The Griffs play at St. Bonaventure on Tuesday at 3 p.m. and at Buffalo on Wednesday, also at 3 p.m.
Notes: The 11-game winning streak was the longest by a Division I team in the country… Canisius also saw its eight-game home winning streak come to and end… The Griffs lost in extra innings for the first time in six games this season… Canisius won the series from Marist for the second consecutive season… Luppens now has 14 hits in the last eight games... Panas had seven hits on the weekend... Canisius is now 20-5 in its last 25 home series