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The Field API is major new functionality in Drupal 7 to provide custom data types just like CCK did for previous versions of Drupal. Field API became part of Drupal 7 February, 2009, but there is still plenty of work to do. We need your help, and we'll help you learn what you need to know to contribute.
The Field API is a great way to get yourself involved directly in Drupal core development. We realize, however, that Field API is a big, new, scary chunk of code that is not the easiest thing to jump into. The Field API team wants to help you get up to speed, so we've created the Field API mentoring process. Here's our promise: If you assign a Field API issue to yourself and take responsibility for it, the Field API mentors will help you learn what you need by participating in the issue and answering questions on IRC.
We've created a Field API contributor page at drupal.org that describes (most of) the open issues and their degree of difficulty. If you want to grab one but have some questions about that part of Field API, ask about it over at Field API: What do you want to know? and we can add it to the documentation.
The Field API is major new functionality in Drupal 7 to provide custom data types just like CCK did for previous versions of Drupal. The Field API team has written fairly thorough API documentation but that is more useful as reference material than as a tutorial or HOWTO handbook.
So, here's your chance to tell the Field API team what you want to know how to do. Comment on this post telling us what we should explain.
One option is to give us the title of HOWTO pages you'd like to read, such as:
Special thanks to chx for having the idea and offering to write some of the articles! (No good deed goes unpunished…)
This is part five of my series, The DX Files: Improving Drupal Developer Experience. Today I am simply posting, verbatim, a message that a potential new Drupal developer sent me. The point here is just to understand how Drupal's DX influences the way it is perceived and the kind of people that want to work with it.
Following on the Data Architecture Design Sprint during a cold and snowy Chicago week in February, two Drupalcon presentations, a lot of writing, and even more debating, I am really looking forward to next week's Fields in Core code sprint. Our goal is to re-organize Drupal's content APIs and data storage around Fields instead of Nodes; think of it as "CCK in core, except for the admin UI." When the dust settles, everything will continue work just as it does now, but we will have a framework in place to allow Drupal and the community to get maximum leverage from what it is best at: Adding Value to Content.
This is part four of my series, The DX Files: Improving Drupal Developer Experience. I started this series with fairly simplistic suggestions. They proved not very popular and some of them I agree were of questionable benefit due to PHP's nature. I was pleased to discover, however, that they nevertheless had quite an impact on raising the visibility of "Developer Experience" within the Drupal community. I am therefore ready to move on to some of the more complex DX issues in Drupal.
The most important DX change Drupal needs to make is switching from a form-driven model to an API-driven model. There are many parts to such a change. Today's topic: static caching.
Both Drupal and Dries Buytaert have received many honors recently. As an MIT alum (6-3 '92), however, I'm particularly pleased to see both of them in the TR35: Technology Review's annual list of leading young innovators. Since I'm already 38, this is probably the closest I'll ever come to making that particular list. :-)
The TR35 appears in the current issue of Technology Review magazine (my copy arrived today) as well as online. The easiest way to see the video is at Acquia's web site.
Also staring in the video is the Most Awesome Cat in the Universe and yours truly (who is used to getting second billing to the cat).
This is part three of my series, The DX Files: Improving Drupal Developer Experience. This time, I'm suggesting changing some of Drupal's most basic data structures and APIs by replacing anonymous arrays with well-defined data structures. I fully expect lots of disagreement.
With apologies to Gloria Jones and a variety of others...
Sometimes I feel there has to be a way
To improve securi-tay
To automatically prevent attacks
The bugs we fix seem not to help one bit
To make the exploit-tays
Not come back. They should stay away!
Oh! Tainted bugs!
As part of Acquia's security testing for Acquia Drupal, I've been experimenting with automated methods for detecting security vulnerabilities in Drupal and contributed modules. The time has come to report on my progress. If you want to learn more about this and are going to DrupalCon Hungary 2008, vote for my session proposal.
Data tainting is a kind of dynamic program analysis (it operates while the program is running) that can automatically detect one of the most frequent sources of security vulnerabilities: insufficiently validated user input. The idea behind data tainting is that when data is received from an untrusted source (such as GET request parameters or some parts of the database), it is marked as "tainted." Any data derived from tainted data (such as by string concatenation, passing function arguments, etc.) is also marked tainted. When tainted data is passed to a security-sensitive destination (such as the HTML response to a page request), a taint error is raised. Finally, when tainted data is validated in specific ways, the taint mark is removed so the data can be used freely.
What I am calling "Taint Drupal" is based on Taint PHP work by Wietse Venema along with some Drupal-specific customization particularly regarding the database. For more details, keep reading.
This is part two of my series, The DX Files: Improving Drupal Developer Experience.
Many Drupal APIs accept a boolean argument (TRUE or FALSE) to determine some behavior. I believe that practice should be banned in all but exceptional cases, instead using a defined constant with a descriptive name.
Here is a perfect example from Drupal core:
<?php $output = node_view($node, FALSE, TRUE);?>
Now, quick! Who can tell me what passing FALSE as the second argument and TRUE as the third argument means?
I recently started using a Mac for web development (I don't love it but that's another story). At the recommendation of several friends I'm using MAMP instead of the native Apache, PHP, and MySQL; they said it was much easier to set up. Yesterday, I discovered that MAMP's PHP install does not come with the OpenSSL extension so, for example, you cannot visit HTTPS sites from within PHP.
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Jobs triggers new appliance genre with Apple TV
May sell even more than the iPhone
Apple announced a 40GB digital video player this week, but it also told us about a radical upgrade to its Wi-Fi product line, taking early adoption of the as yet incomplete 802.11n standard and offering it with MIMO (using multiple dynamic antennas) which can stream video wirelessly through the home without the risk of major interruptions.
The iTV product promised by Apple CEO Steve Jobs last year was a feature of his MacWorld keynote and although it was largely overshadowed by the anticipated launch of the iPhone, Jobs said it was ready for delivery in February under the name Apple TV. Our money is on it selling an awful lot, perhaps even more than the iPhone.
But Apple TV was going to be just another media server that wouldn't work too well, if Apple hadn't taken the MIMO (multiple in multiple out) route and there will be plenty of systems launched in the coming six months to a year which promise that they can stream TV from a PC to a TV set, but which simply use basic 802 11n Wi-Fi and deliver very poor results.
Effectively the Apple TV device is a Wi-Fi attached disk based server like DVR, which also translates as many video formats as it can to play on a TV Screen. We have no details of its navigation system and any unique software features so can't at this stage compare it with a TiVo.
It connects to almost all modern widescreen televisions, and will be shipping for just $299. It is connected with a physical wire to the TV set, outputting either HDMI or to separate video and audio ports.
For the $299 price customers get just a 40GB hard disk drive which will store 50 hours of video, 9,000 songs, 25,000 photos or a combination. All the capacity figures for the disks are based on iPod class video, what we call PC video, because it relies on a 640 x 480 screen plus 128-Kbps AAC encoding for sound, but it will accept higher definitions of video.
In fact the device will output the low end of high-definition outputs the 720p output, which offers 1280 x 720 pixels, and although this does not include the top HD content for the brand new 1080i top of the range TV sets, it's pretty good. The Apple TV can be set to automatically sync with content that's on up to five different computers in the home which are attached to the Wi-fi network, or to stream content directly from these PCs to your TV screen. The big difference here is that Wi-Fi drops a lot of packets so it's better to do a file transfer on Wi-Fi than to try to stream, even if you are using MIMO.
iTunes now boasts 250 feature length movies Jobs told the conference, and it reached this number this week with the addition of a list of new Paramount films, timed to be ready for this announcement. This goes with the 350 TV shows, 4m songs, 5,000 music videos, 100,000 podcasts and 20,000 audiobooks that can also be bought there.
Apple TV, which includes a special Apple Remote which controls the whole thing, needs the new AirPort Extreme Wi-Fi or it needs fast Ethernet wiring. You can use it without the new Wi-Fi, but video is going to be poor.
Apple TV and the Airport Extreme both look very much alike
The new AirPort Extreme is said to offer five times the performance and twice the range of the previous AirPort Extreme and funnily enough it looks almost exactly the same as the Apple TV. Although Apple doesn't say it, the device is likely to use chips from Atheros, which is well known for its MIMO technology, and which is one of two Wi-Fi chip makers, the other being Broadcom, which Apple regularly uses.
The device works in either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz wireless frequencies, is 6.5 inches square and 1.3 inches tall, and has a built in USB port so that it can attach to external USB drives for things like backup or shared storage. It costs $179, and is available in February through the Apple's retail stores and resellers.
All of this means that there will be a hail of rival products overnight. The market leader in smart antenna technology to date is Ruckus Wireless, which has its own patented "beamforming" system Ruckus was showing its own next generation device at the Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas this week, also based on 802.11n.
Ruckus is a specialist at using Wi-Fi to stream video, and has landed major European IPTV customers at Belgacom in Belgium and Telefonica O2 Czech Republic and has trials at 30 other operators around Europe. The Ruckus system operates a buffer and resends lost packets and its new system will run at around 60 Mbps.
Conventional Wi-Fi is very susceptible to interference from other device and from obstacles in the home and loses 10 per cent to 15 per cent of all the IP packets sent over it as video.
Ruckus systems have 6 directional antenna built in and the system is constantly dynamically searching for the best route around a home. There are 63 different discreet patterns which the wireless gateway can select and it is always checking and reselecting the combination that is most effective.
Ruckus this week also introduced its technology in the form of the MediaFlex USB Dongle, designed to provide connectivity to set-tops and media centers and said that Motorola was at the head of the queue to integrate it into an IPTV set-top box, the Motorola VIP1720. This is not the 802.11n version and doesn't do format conversions, and at $59 it just connects the TV to a video source, so this is really just a connector to replace wires based on older 802.11g wi-fi.
Meanwhile, in an entirely different approach to moving internet video to the TV, SanDisk, has introduced a flash memory player which takes video from a PC through a USB port and plays it on a TV.
This is much the same as the Apple device except that you have to walk over to the TV and plug in the player after copying video from a PC. A multimedia processor converts stored files into various TV video and audio formats for direct playback without having to make changes to the TV. These pocket-sized players will ship in Spring.
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In addition to running the General Education Program, the school provides support to some of the Unviersity's special academic programs, including non-credit reading courses, A-TEAM activities and programs during its teach-out period.
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Whether the goal is to finish a first event, break a time goal or win the thing, a race isn't truly satisfying unless we come face-to-face with the inner weakness that tries to sway us toward giving less than the body is capable of or throwing in the towel altogether. Confronting this voice and trouncing it can be the most satisfying feeling of personal victory that comes in the sport.
The edge comes when the risk is compelling enough to make it all count. You know you've taken on a true challenge when halfway through the race, the physical discomfort forces you to ask, "Why am I doing this to myself?" This is the beginning of what can be a gloomy spiral downward.
To help fortify your mental game for these private battles that await—especially in races with exceptional length, heat, humidity, wind, hills or all of the above—we asked two sports psychologists what tools and techniques every triathlete should employ.
K.C. Wilder has a doctorate in sports psychology and was an all-American cyclist while at the University of Virginia. Wilder continues to race on a Cat-1 level in her home state of Pennsylvania. She currently works with athletes in both individual and group sessions with a special emphasis on addressing anxiety and stress issues.
In addition to racing off-road triathlon professionally and being a member of Team LunaChix, Danelle Kabush has a doctorate in sports psychology and works with winter sport athletes in her hometown of Calgary. Kabush draws from lab work that focused on the subject of motivation conducted during her doctoral studies at the University of Ottawa.
Make the commitment. In beginning to work with an athlete, Wilder's initial consultations involve a meeting where goals are set. "We set short-term goals and long-term goals," Wilder says. In the discussion, she helps the athlete distinguish between what she calls process goals versus outcome goals—the former concentrating on the weekly training output and the latter on what the athlete hopes to come away with at the end of the program. "For example, the outcome might be that at the finish they improve their PR at a certain race distance by a certain amount." Wilder has the athlete write this down on an index card, which goes into a safe in her office. "You can do the same at home with a shoe box. The idea is to commit to the goal and put it away; allay any doubts that might creep into the mind and persuade you to alter the goal." Then, Wilder says, with the decision on the outcome said and done, you will be more apt to simply pour all of your mental energy into training toward your goal and less tempted to alter the plan due to fear.


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Kman43759 wrote:I wish I could animate, I would animate my dreams xD
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Same. I'm working on that one.
Kman43759 wrote:I wish I could animate, I would animate my dreams xD
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KungFuPanther wrote:UGH PLEASE PEOPLE. I don't have an iPod, or an iPhone or iTablet or iWhatever.
HAGART wrote:I don't either. I just have the iSelf, The iMe, the... iI. Most don't understand the technology behind the iI.
Once you put down your iEverthing and use your eye to see the iUniverse from the iI, it will change your iExtistence.
(Just having fun, but it does make you think and I hate it when people today are glued to those things and don't even make eye, or iEye contact anymore!)
You don't have to lucid dream to see that, and I just felt like cracking a joke.
But then again, I always felt different and I think I have more ADA than most. I also lucid dream, so there is truth in that.
I see people 'sleep walking' through life....
Kman43759 wrote:Yes ive heard they help but you HAVE to use the right amount or else it will make you to tired which will put you in a deep stage of sleep which you dont dream in
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Want my advice? Try watching the TV in the middle of the night for about 5 hours without moving your body at all and see what happens. Let me just put it in this way: TV benefited me very much as a young child, and I depended on it very much for many years.
LucidLink wrote:you never taught a 3 year old to lucid dream, unless you know some genius 3 year old. My 3 year old nephew can barely talk in a sentence, and when I ask him what dreams are he was no idea what I'm talking about. I've tried simplifying it too, he just dosnt get it.
you either taught a genius that is growing mentally way faster then the average 3 year old, or are lieing.
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The ELT Daily Journal
Learning to teach ESL/EFLHall Houston
Anthimeria Press, 200913
pp. xiv + 136
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When is a journal not a journal? When it's a diary, a notebook, or a log. And who knows the difference? Hmmm...
A fine introduction
The first four pages are outstanding. A fine introduction to teaching by Dr. Rose Senior (who has gotten rave reviews in her presentations in NEAsia the past few years) summarizes the general targets of most 120-hour teaching certificates with key terms timing, pacing, syllabus, and communication issues, plus rapport and a class-centred perspective.
So is it a Journal, a Diary, a Notebook, or a Log? For me, that depends on what you put in it, and what you do with what you've put in.
The Main Point
104 pages of ...
blank lines.
After all, isn't that the point of a diary/journal/log/whathaveyou? A place to record your thoughts, and ... ??? But wait, there's more.
Classic and Less-known Tricks of the Trade
Each page includes, at the bottom, classic and less-known tricks of the trade. Points to ponder. Suggestions for improvement (not always phrased as "suggestions"). Hall Houston calls these "a box of text for teachers to reflect on." I'm not sure most are very conducive to reflection unless you are really digging deep to assess whether these tips jive with your personal teaching philosophy, but they can be helpful for teaching newbies and some will be new for more experienced teachers as well.
More Tips for New Teachers
At the back are a collection of "three tips for new teachers" from 15 different well-known (well some are less well-known) TESOL educators: Steven Brown, Nik Peachy, Scott Thornbury and Andrew Wright among them. This is a neat little bit that can add encouragement to many novice teachers. Nothing too deep, or too original, just solid pieces of advice. Interestingly, there is little overlap in these.
104 blank pages...
At the end of the day, you are paying for more blank space than text. There is room for about 200-250 words of your own thoughts, ideas, notes, whatever on these pages. Whether the "tricks" at the bottom of each page inspire that page of notes or not may not be important. Or might.
For most teachers, the question will be whether they need to pay for a book that awaits use, or whether a blank notebook would do as well.
Journal or...???
So is it a Journal, a Diary, a Notebook, or a Log? For me, that depends on what you put in it, and what you do with what you've put in. I'll define thusly (and I welcome readers' comments and input):
-- A log reports what happened at each occasion (minute, hour, class, day, whatever) with little attempt to explain within the text.
-- A notebook allows for the author to memorialize any matter the author feels might be important or useful in the future, whether an actual occurrence, a passing thought, or something seen or read.
-- A diary explains and describes what the author sees and feels at various times with little/no effort to maintain a scholarly distance from what is being discussed.
-- A journal attempts to explain and understand what is being viewed, with an aim to discover new insights.
In any case, Houston's The ELT Daily Journal seems fit for the task.
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Red Carpet Wrap-up – Get Ready!
We have a very specific way of covering major award shows here at LaineyGossip; it takes us longer but it's only because we want to talk about everything like you're talking about everything when you were watching, instead of just throwing up the pictures right away.
Also, we love to argue about it. And we love when you yell at us after. So here are the highlights and the WTFs and the oh God WHYYYY Anne Hathaway moments from these Oscars. Please tweet us @duanaelise and @LaineyGossip or email us and shout. This is the point.
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BOSTON (AP) — They were married in Boston in August, an unlikely match who fell in love and shared a passion for running.
Monday, watching the Boston Marathon — a race one had run before — the couple each lost a leg after one of the two explosions that killed three and wounded dozens more.
Patrick and Jessica Downes each "sustained amputations below the left knee," according to an email sent to friends. It said Patrick had a successful surgery Wednesday and was out of the intensive care unit. Jessica was in surgery and may be in jeopardy of losing her remaining foot.
A page hosted by GiveForward.com, which helps users create fundraising sites, was established to raise money that will go toward the couple's medical bills and related costs. The site received so many hits it crashed Wednesday, a site spokesman said.
So far, more than $18,000 has been raised for the couple.
The site describes two kind, selfless people who seemed like an unlikely match.
Jessica Downes, 32, is from California, attended Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and is a nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital, the site says. She is described as selfless and funny, but tough and confident.
Patrick Downes, 30, is Boston through and through.
"He has that accent that makes it impossible to tell if he's saying 'parking' or 'packing,' he's no more than two degrees of separation from Whitey Bulger (or so he claims), and he cried his eyes out when the Sox finally won the World Series," the site said.
He graduated from Boston College and was "nicknamed 'Jesus' in high school for his goodness," according to the site, which said he had run the marathon before.
"She has the spirit of a lion, and combined with Patrick's good (the most good!) heart and interminable support for his wife," the website says, "I have no doubt in my mind that they will persevere through this horrific time and will soon enough lead happy, normal, fulfilling lives."


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Ashley Tisdale & Monique Coleman: HSM 5-Year Reunion Happening?
Where are all the Wildcats?!
It's been almost 5 years since the premiere of High School Musical 3, the last film in the popular Disney franchise and star Monique Coleman is thinking about a reunion.
"How cool would it be if the cast of #HSM came together for a reunion? Like real HS. It's almost been 5 years! Tell me it thoughts," the 32-year-old actress and philanthropist tweeted and gave a nudge to Ashley Tisdale.
Ashley's response? "I'm SO in @gimmemotalk! #reunion."
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leaders of Britain's governing coalition parties put on a show of unity on Monday, saying they would stay together until 2015 to try to reduce a large budget deficit despite policy differences over the European Union and state handouts.
Under pressure from supporters to reassert their own party identities, Prime Minister David Cameron, a Conservative, and Nick Clegg, his deputy and a Liberal Democrat, appeared together to list their past achievements and future aims.
Both poured cold water on the idea that policy differences over the possibility of repatriating powers from the EU, and over the pace and severity of budget cuts, had undermined their alliance or might one day rip it apart.
"This is a full five-year coalition. The public wants us to work hard on their behalf right through this parliament," Cameron said at a joint news conference with Clegg.
Ratings agencies and Britain's creditors have until now given the government's flagship austerity program time to work, but are monitoring the coalition closely for any sign it may falter in its commitments, get bogged down in internal bickering.
Clegg said the choice when they formed an alliance in 2010 had been to either "throw rocks at each other .... when we were teetering on the edge of an economic cliff" or to work together.
"What you rightly expect is for politicians to set aside their differences and just get on with the job," Clegg said.
With both parties badly trailing the opposition Labour party in opinion polls, supporters are calling for them to begin to disengage from one another ahead of an election in 2015 to boost their electoral prospects.
The left-leaning Liberal Democrats have seen their popularity slump due to policy compromises, while many Conservative lawmakers see the Lib Dems as a brake on the party's ambitions.
Presenting what they branded as a mid-term "stock take" two and a half years into their coalition, Cameron and Clegg listed the coalition's achievements to date.
These included cutting the budget deficit by a quarter, boosting private sector jobs, removing income tax from the lowest-paid and freezing local council and fuel duties, they said.
However, their main aim of staging a stable economic recovery from the 2008 financial crisis has remained elusive. Economic growth remains anemic and support for both parties has ebbed as voters' incomes have been squeezed.
Outside the news conference at Cameron's Downing Street residence, Labour activists distributed a spoof government publication labeled "A program for no change" with the sub-heading "Out of touch, unfair, incompetent".
"Their true record is one of failure. They failed on growth and jobs," the document said.
In the coming two and half years, Clegg and Cameron promised to limit the amount the elderly pay for long-term healthcare, reform state pensions, build more houses, help parents with childcare costs and find ways to boost investment in transport.
One factor keeping the coalition together is the prospect of electoral annihilation for the Lib Dems if they force an early election, given their current low poll ratings.
Cameron's stance on Europe could further strain ties, with the prime minister expected to make a key speech on Britain's relationship with the EU this month.
Cameron is under pressure to appease his increasingly euroskeptic Conservative colleagues' desire for looser ties with the bloc but must also be careful not to alienate his pro-Europe Lib Dem partners.
Asked about the pair's differences on Europe, Clegg said both leaders agreed on the need to reduce the EU's budget and on the need for EU reform.
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Even the actors don't know whodunit in this appealing mystery
The works of Agatha Christie, the queen of murder and reportedly the best-selling author of all time, are timeless because her characters transcend their settings. The privileged classes, it seems, are no happier than the rest of us, so we adore their frailties as much as the grandeur that surrounds them. Christie mysteries are box-office gold even when they're so-so; Colonial Players' The Unexpected Guest is diamond-studded platinum.
As this production's expected guests, we are transported into the bosom of the Warwick family, broken but living the illusion of perfection.
Richard Warwick has been killed, but he asked for it. He had a fatal arrogance. Ask anyone. His mother, Mrs. Warwick (Elizabeth McWilliams), knows it. You can read the regret in her proud eyes. His wife Lara (Shirley Panek) knows and perhaps wished death upon the aristocratic, sadistic sot. Even his sweet, feeble-minded brother Jan (Ethan Goldberg) knows they will all breathe easier freed from Richard's authority.
Not that the help will admit it. They're paid too well for their lip service. But you can tell that Miss Bennett (Jean Berard), the dead man's efficient secretary, and his valet Angel (Michael Rogers) are not torn up over the old invalid's fate. Who could mourn a man who would run over a child and berate the brat for being in the way?
Good thing Warwick's faithful friend and neighbor, Col. Julian Ferrar (John Sheeler), is on hand to shepherd everyone, especially poor Lara, through the inquiry. The unexpected guest who discovered the grisly crime scene: What would Inspector Thomas (Mark T. Allen) and Sgt. Cadwallader (Justin Truesdale) do without the timely assistance of Michael Starkwedder (Jeff Mocho)? Still, the police have their work cut out for them.
Ironic, isn't it, that the big-game hunter left this world at the business end of his own gun. 'Tis a mystery, indeed.
Even the actors didn't know until three weeks before curtain, so I won't tell. I will say, however, that no one in opening night's sell-out crowd figured it out.
The cast is superb, from Mocho's unexpected guest — catalyst to the plot — to Truesdale's poetic policeman, whose character speaks volumes in few words. Rogers' Irish valet is so polished and professional he could fill Sebastian Cabot's shoes as Mr. French. And Panek, a veritable black widow in black taffeta, is as beguiling as a Venus flytrap.
All the costumes are spot-on, as are the accents, which roll like fog across British Isles. Kudos to the set and technical designers as well for furnishing Richard's mahogany study with not one but three authentic big game trophies, and for showcasing sunsets, storms and skulking forms in the night through two vast windows.
The only professional touches missing from this otherwise excellent production were the services of a competent hairdresser and program proofreader. One character was not listed in the program on opening weekend, which made the process of elimination doubly difficult for those of us trying to out-sleuth the sleuth.
Judging from audience reaction, Colonial Players has a hot number, one that should garner many awards. Such a solid start to the season bodes well for the follow-on family musical, Little Women, another classic story with name appeal, which opens in November.
Director: Richard Atha-Nicholls. Set: Doug Dawson. Costumes: Linda Swann. Lights: Michael M. Harris. Sound: Ben Cornwell.
Playing thru Oct. 8 at 8pm FSa; 2pm Su and 7:30pm Su Sept. 25 at Colonial Players, 108 East St., Annapolis. $20; rsvp: 410-268-7373; http://thecolonialplayers.org.


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Don't Be Shy: The Craig Anderson Pro Spotlight
By Zander Morton
Tomorrow Joel Parkinson will win the 2012 Pipeline Masters, and in the process, his first ASP World Title--dethroning 11-time champ Kelly Slater in dramatic fashion. But right now, the surf is flat (by North Shore standards anyway), a lethargic two-foot windswell whipped into a frenzy by the gusty trades. I'm standing next to Craig Anderson at the edge of the lawn of Quiksilver's rented house at Ehukai, watching a few groms grovel in the shorebreak out front. A dark rainsquall looms. Just to the west, Pipeline lays dormant. "It's hard to imagine the comp running tomorrow when it's this bad right now," Craig says, his eyes fixed on the white-capped horizon, "but I guess a new swell is coming. I really hope it shows; I'm excited to see the title happen."
Craig is in Hawaii for the Pipe Masters, but he's not competing in it. He's a sideline spectator--a fan of pro surfing who just happens to be a pro surfer himself. If that sounds confusing, it's supposed to. Ask Craig what he does for a living, and even he will struggle with the answer. He's a 23-year-old professional, but he doesn't have to compete for a paycheck or popularity--instead, both come naturally. At the moment he is one of the most recognizable faces in surfing, and he's gotten here without donning a contest jersey.
So how did it happen? Ask Craig and he'll give you this humble answer: "I just got lucky, I suppose." But his humility doesn't tell the whole story; it's just the beginning. Being humble is great and all, but it isn't enough to garner a six-figure income. Craig is more than just humble; he's really f--king talented on a surfboard to boot. Like Joel Parkinson, he possesses the ability to make surfing look easy, no matter the conditions. They both draw clean, almost effortless lines, but the comparison stops there--because unlike Parko, Craig will never be a World Champion, and he's perfectly okay with that.
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Craig Anderson: I'm really bad at this shit.
How so?
Interviews are tough.
That's true. We can have this exact conversation naturally, but as soon as a recorder goes on it somehow feels different.
Exactly. It's like surfing. I surfed Rocky lefts two nights ago and wasn't fazed by anything--I didn't tell anybody to come take photos or videos and had the best surf I've had in months. Sometimes when there are three or four cameras pointed my way I start f--king melting.
Is it nerves?
Totally. I've been having shockers lately because I think too much, I guess.
Does that happen a bit more often here in Hawaii?
It normally does the first couple of days. I used to come over to Hawaii every year, but I didn't know anyone and I just wanted to surf good--try to perform, prove myself. It sounds f--king stupid, but now I feel like everyone is watching and when I have two or three bad surfs in a row I'm just like, "Ahhhh"--I start freaking out.
So those bad performances get to you?
Oh, all the time.
Does that snowball and mess with your confidence?
Yeah, and this year I've been filming a lot for our movie [a project Dane Reynolds and he are working on] and doing trips with guys that I look up to and consider my favorite surfers. Like, they're the most amazing surfers in the world and then there's myself. I never thought I would have a career in surfing, and when I'm out with them I feel I've got to step it up.
When did you first come to Hawaii?
I was 19, so I guess about five years ago.
How has this place changed for you from the time you were 19 to now?
My first trip I was staying down at Sunset with Paul Paterson and all the grommets from Quiksilver. I remember surfing Haleiwa that year when it was huge and I hated it--getting dragged into the impact zone out there is terrible. Back then I didn't know anyone, and that made Hawaii a really intimidating place. This time of year, it feels like everyone here is trying to prove something. The vibes can be tense. I remember packing closeouts the first few years--lining up with photographers at Off The Wall to get barrel photos. The last few days I've been watching guys pack huge closeouts, and it just seems crazy now. Those guys enjoy it, but I'm thankful I don't have to. It's terrifying.
What about Pipe, do you strive to get good waves out there eventually?
I'd love to. I really enjoy getting barreled, and there's no other barrel like Pipe. I feel comfortable in big lefts, but out at Pipe surfing just feels...different.
Because of the crowds and cameras?
If you watch the freesurfs, you'll rarely see somebody take off in a neat spot, make the drop, and take the line they want because there are so many surfers in the way. It makes a dangerous spot so much more intimidating. I've been thinking of coming back in the late season, when it's less crowded, and really trying to give myself a chance.
It's obvious you aren't a fan of crowds, so how do you approach your surfs here, considering every wave is jammed with people?
I do best at Rockies. It's a really fun wave for airs, and it's kind of like a little skatepark. Out there, you just have to be aggressive, which sucks. I don't think I'm an aggressive person, but if I wasn't here, I wouldn't get waves. It's not just the crowds in Hawaii that are hard, all around the world people are just so f--king surf crazy. For me that's tough, 'cause there's always someone filming and taking pictures, and I feel I need to perform to do my job, get clips. When it's crowded, that's tough.
During the past five years you've become a recognizable face. When you have bad days, especially here in front of everyone, do you feel like people take notice?
I'm not sure, but I guess Hawaii just isn't my deal. It's a great place, but I don't know if I have fun surfing here nowadays. I haven't been coming the last couple of years.
Is there a reason for that?
I just didn't feel the urge. But this year I went to Maui first and wanted to come over and watch the Pipe Masters. I didn't really bring the right boards for the North Shore. I have a nice 6'6" and I've been paddling around trying to get a couple, but I'm just not one of those guys that thrive over here. I haven't put in the hours and hours at Pipe, but hopefully I'll get that urge one day.
As you become more popular, people form opinions about you, good and bad. You seem modestly uncomfortable with your role, would you agree?
The way I grew up, I came from a small-town vibe. I was really comfortable with where I lived and surfed. I was super shy growing up. I think traveling has helped me deal with that because I get put in uncomfortable situations and have to figure things out, communicate with people. When I first moved to Australia I was so shy, but I slowly found a good group of friends and they helped me. I still struggle, though. Over here I'd much prefer to eat dinner with a few friends than go to Lei Lei's, but most of the time I get wrapped into that.
You were born in South Africa, when did you move to Australia?
I was 16.
And you moved as a family?
Yeah, the whole family up and just left.
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The Cleveland Browns need rookie running back Trent Richardson on the field Sunday if they hope to move the ball against the San Diego Chargers' second-ranked run defense, which is allowing just 71.2 yards per game.
Richardson is coming off a nagging rib injury that rendered him ineffective against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 7. He was limited in Thursday's practice after suiting up for Wednesday's walk-through.
"Trent had a good day of practice yesterday," Browns coach Pat Shurmur told The Plain Dealer on Thursday. "He did a lot of work."
Richardson told the newspaper he hasn't been 100 percent healthy during his rookie campaign, but "other than last week, it hasn't affected me at all," he said.
We've seen Richardson run with purpose and stay on the field through pain, but the Browns haven't been able to use him at full capacity for much of the season. He's needed against the Chargers.
San Diego has held four of six opponents to under 100 rushing yards. The Oakland Raiders (45 yards), Tennessee Titans (38), New Orleans Saints (53) and Denver Broncos (57) failed to run against the Chargers, but that also has something to do with San Diego's 25th-ranked passing defense.
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News Release: Mackinac Center Releases Critique of Recent Paper 'The Retrenchment of the State Employee Workforce in Michigan'
Ballard-Funari conclusions 'are not substantiated by the data presented' and 'the use of data is in some cases misleading,' says Center scholar
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MIDLAND - A recent report claiming to show that state employees are not overpaid uses incompatible data and reaches unsubstantiated conclusions, according to a Policy Brief released today and authored by Mackinac Center Adjunct Scholar Gary Wolfram, Ph.D. In the brief, Wolfram observes, "The conclusions drawn by the authors and attributed to the paper in the media are not substantiated by the data presented, and the use of the data is in some cases misleading."
The paper examined by Wolfram is titled "The Retrenchment of the State Employee Workforce in Michigan." It was commissioned by state employee unions and written by Michigan State University economist Charles Ballard and economics graduate student Nicole Funari.
Throughout their paper, Ballard and Funari indicate that state employees do not receive better compensation than their private-sector counterparts, but Wolfram argues, "A closer examination of the data suggests that the opposite could be the case."
Wolfram highlights numerous specific limitations of the Ballard-Funari paper, which include, but are not limited to:
- Failing to account for differences in job benefits when drawing comparisons between public- and private-sector employees
- Using data and surveys in a confusing and misleading way when discussing educational background differentials between state and private-sector employees
- Using civil service employment data to draw conclusions about growth in all state government employment, while not discussing total state employment
- Reaching unsubstantiated conclusions regarding the number of state employees and the quality of state services
- Underestimating state employee compensation by ignoring pension and other retiree benefits, such as health care coverage.
"The Ballard-Funari paper is not a rigorous analysis of a particular research question," Wolfram says. "It fails as a means of judging whether government employee compensation levels are justified."
Wolfram is the William E. Simon Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College. His paper, "A Commentary on 'The Retrenchment of the State Employee Workforce in Michigan,'" is available at www.mackinac.org /archives/2009/S2009-08.pdf.


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Following swiftly on from my review of Milka's 'Chocolate Pleasure' variety two weeks ago, I today have the 'pleasure' of bringing you my views on yet another of their latest seasonal offerings. Named similarly to the aforementioned variety, this Milch-Toffee Genuss (translation: Milk Toffee Pleasure) came billed as 'Alpine milk chocolate with milk cream and caramel-coffee flavoured caramel. Admittedly Milka seasonal varieties haven't always set my world on fire, but as you may have noticed this was a combination of two of my all time favourite ingredients. It was going to be interesting to see if Milka could bring the best out of the both of them with their milk chocolate.
This new flavour has been introduced in to Milka's standard range, so it came in a 100.0g form. As you will see above the packaging didn't look much different to any other variety within the Milka portfolio, though I thought the flavour combination could have been communicated a little more clearly as the branding didn't pass reference to the coffee content, nor did the on pack coffee bean pictures really stand out that much. That aside the chocolate blocks looked pleasant on the eye, with the dual layered filling of inner creme and caramel nicely visible sandwiched in between the outer portions of milk chocolate.
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Treat yourself to a collection of Sugar Bowl tidbits.
Treat yourself to a collection of Sugar Bowl tidbits.
Key matchup
Louisville center Mario Benavides vs. Florida nose tackle Omar Hunter
Benavides, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound center, and Hunter (6-foot, 313 pounds) have had similar careers in that they are both redshirt seniors who have had their best seasons in 2012.
Hunter will have a weight advantage on Benavides, but the 23-year-old Louisville center is quick and crafty. He was named to the All-Big East first team this year.
"I've played against nose guards who were heavy or heavier and I've had success," Benavides said. "It's all about execution and technique. I don't think weight really matters. If I was 220, I'd be worried, but I'm not."
If Florida is going to stuff the running game on early downs, it will need another solid game from Hunter.
Bowl studs
The best rushing performances by Florida players in bowl games:
1. 1998 Citrus Bowl — Fred Taylor, 43 carries for 234 yards. Steve Spurrier rode Taylor to a win over Penn State.
2. 1967 Orange Bowl — Larry Smith, 23 carries for 187 yards. Smith's night included a 94-yard run for a score against Georgia Tech.
3. 1992 Gator Bowl — Errict Rhett, 39 carries for 182 yards. Rhett led Florida to a win over N.C. State in the Fog Bowl.
4. 2008 Capital One Bowl — Percy Harvin, 13 carries for 165 yards. Offense wasn't the problem for the Gators in a loss to Michigan.
5. 1988 All-American Bowl — Emmitt Smith, 28 carries for 159 yards. His total included a 55-yard touchdown run on Florida's first play from scrimmage.
UF in the Sugar Bowl
2010 — Florida 51, Cincinnati 24
Urban Meyer's flip-flop didn't bother the 2009 team and these Gators were able to overcome the loss in the SEC Championship Game to throttle the Bearcats. Florida set 11 Sugar Bowl records and four BCS bowl game records. Tim Tebow completed 12 straight passes at one point and finished his Florida career with 533 yards of total offense in his final game.
Key stat: Florida finished with 482 passing yards, and Tebow threw three touchdown passes.
MVP: Tebow.
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"I went down to Bourbon Street early so I missed all that after-dark stuff."
Xavier Nixon, Florida offensive tackle
Senior salute
This will be the last game of the college careers of Florida's seniors. Each day we'll take a look at the career of one of those players.
CALEB STURGIS — The St. Augustine product has been money during the last two seasons, making 45-of-53 field-goal attempts and twice being a finalist for the Lou Groza Award.
Sturgis scored 110 points for UF as a true freshman and kicked the game-winner against Arkansas in 2009. But he attempted only four field goals in 2010 when he hurt his back lifting weights and missed a good portion of the season.
Sturgis has made more than 20 kicks in each of his other three seasons and has the UF record with eight field goals of 50 yards or more.


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Genealogical Index to Australians and Other Expatriates in Papua New Guinea 1888 - 1975This publication was compiled by Joan Ainsworth in 1981 and covers a wide range of records relating to Australians, Germans, Pacific Islanders and other expatriates in Papua New Guinea.
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Area resident and occupational therapist is a two-time cancer survivor
Longtime Orchard Park resident Elyse NeMoyer has joined the Roswell Park Cancer Institute board of directors. An occupational therapist, she was appointed to a three-year term on the board by State Sen. Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Democratic Conference Leader for the New York State Senate, based on the recommendation of State Sen. Timothy Kennedy.
NeMoyer is a staff occupational therapist with Aspire of Western New York. She has also worked as a consultant for People Inc.'s day treatment center and as coordinator of medical courses for the University at Buffalo School of Occupational Therapy.
A two-time cancer survivor, NeMoyer has been treated at RPCI for both breast cancer, beginning in 1995, and acute myeloid leukemia, beginning in 2007.
"I think it's important that I'll be able to bring the patient's and survivor's perspective to my role on the board," NeMoyer said. "There are so many considerations that come into your life as a result of cancer diagnosis and treatment, things that you don't face and probably can't understand until you've gone through them or watched someone you love go through them, and I'm pleased that I'll have a chance to bring those insights to bear in our board discussions."
NeMoyer holds a master's degree in occupational therapy from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree from Binghamton University. She served on the Erie County Medical Center board of managers from 1997 to 2001.
A native of White Plains, she has been married for 36 years to the Hon. Patrick NeMoyer, a New York State Supreme Court justice serving in Erie County. The NeMoyers are parents to four adult daughters.
The mission of Roswell Park Cancer Institute is to understand, prevent and cure cancer. Founded in 1898, RPCI is one of the first cancer centers in the country to be named a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center and remains the only facility with this designation in upstate New York. RPCI is a member of the prestigious National Comprehensive Cancer Network, an alliance of the nation's leading cancer centers; maintains affiliate sites; and is a partner in national and international collaborative programs.
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"Saturdays on Old Falls Street," a two-week concert series, is coming to Old Falls Street, USA. The show on Saturday, July 20, features the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. Then, on Saturday, July 27, the 10,000 Maniacs headline. Each show is free and open to the public and will be held from 5 to 10 p.m.
The BPO performance features the music of John Williams, Oscar- and Grammy-winning composer of "Superman," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial," "Star Wars," "Harry Potter" and many other notable Hollywood movies. In addition, the evening will feature a special live performance by the members of LehrerDance, Buffalo's premier professional dance company.
July 27 will feature national recording artists 10,000 Maniacs, a band originally formed in Jamestown and known for such hits as "Because the Night," "These Are Days" and "What's the Matter Here." The band is currently on tour in support of its album "Music From The Motion Picture," its first new release in 14 years. The evening will also feature three Western New York-based bands: Aircraft, The Albrights and The Tins.
"With all of the momentum and positive feedback we have been receiving on Old Falls Street thus far this summer, we thought it was most appropriate to bring these larger scale concerts to the street," said Global Spectrum's Ryan Coate, general manager of Old Falls Street, USA. "Global Spectrum was able to team up with many local businesses to bring these world-class artists to Downtown Niagara Falls in a venue that both residents and outside guests can enjoy."
Coate expects the concerts to attract more than 2,000 music enthusiasts each week. He said the series has potential to grow in years to come. "Throughout the years, the Buffalo Philharmonic have always drawn a nice crown on Old Falls Street," he said. "There is also a large local following for the 10,000 Maniacs and the opening bands featured before them."
Western New York's Slyboots performers will open each concert. Old Falls Street's food and beverage carts and local favorite Amy's Truck will be on hand to provide food vending throughout the evenings.
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A 48-year-old Newark man was struck and killed by a large earth-mover at a Mare Island construction site Friday afternoon.
The man, whose name won't be released until after his family is notified, had been part of a surveying team, which was sharing the site with workers who were grading it for the eventual construction of three homes, Vallejo Police Lt. Herman Robinson said.
A man who said he works at the U.S. Forest Service which overlooks the construction site, said he noticed what he said he thought was a dangerous situation when he walked by during a break.
"A little while ago, about 12:45, I saw these guys out surveying and those huge machines were driving around them," said the man who declined to give his name. "It looked unsafe to me. I was afraid something would happen, and I hadn't walked about a mile further when I heard the sirens." Robinson's description of events seem to suggest the man's fears were justified.
"One man was working with a surveyor (equipment) and the other had the stick they use as a marker, and this big Cat scraper came around and as he started to make the turn, he didn't see the person with the marker, and struck and killed him," Robinson said. "He looked back and saw someone lying on the ground, so, he stopped and jumped down to check on him and called for an ambulance."
The call went out just before 1 p.m.
Cal OSHA, the state industrial safety oversight agency, and the county coroner's office were notified.
One man from KDW Construction of Vacaville, which is doing the work at the site, was reached by phone but was unwilling to discuss the tragedy Friday. No one from Lennar Mare Island, the island's main developer, immediately returned calls for comment.
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After spending the weekend traveling along the Upper Peninsula's beautiful coast line I decided I would like to share with you all the great attractions you can visit when you bring your student to Michigan Tech in August. Many families do not have the opportunity to travel through the beautiful Upper Peninsula often. Driving your student to Michigan Tech can be the perfect time for a fun family vacation. I would like to help your family make the most of the trip by sharing some of my favorite places to stop on the way to Houghton, Michigan.
From Lower Michigan
When I drive to Michigan Tech from my hometown Midland, Michigan I really enjoy traveling on U.S. 2 in the Upper Peninsula. U.S. 2 begins at Interstate 75 just after the Mackinaw Bridge. Following U.S. 2 you can see miles of the beautiful Lake Michigan shoreline. The side of the road has a large shoulder for vehicles to pull over. Many motorists pull off the road and enjoy walking in the eight miles of great sand beach. The views from the U.S. 2 highway are truly amazing, however, I do caution you to be very aware on that particular highway. The beautiful scenery can be distracting for drivers and the route is typically busy with travelers. Make sure you watch your speed limit and be aware of other drivers if you choose to take this route. From U.S. 2 I usually cut through the middle of the Upper Peninsula by taking one of the highways that run north to south and connect with M-28. The portion of M-28 that passes through the center of the Upper Peninsula between Seney and Shingleton runs along the border of the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. The Seney Stretch is considered to be a "straight-as-an-arrow highway". It is 25 miles long and has almost no curves and almost no change in elevation. Although it may not be the most exciting section of highway to travel it will get you to the Lake Superior shoreline quickly. The first major town that you will pass through along the Lake Superior shoreline on M-28 is Munising. Munising is a nice town to stop in and stretch your legs after a couple hours of driving. There are several restaurants in Munising and several visitors attractions. One of the most well known visitor attractions are the Pictured Rocks Boat Cruises. Although I have not been on a Pictured Rocks Boat Cruise yet I have heard that the views of the rocks are phenomenal. The cruises last approximately 3 hours and tickets for adults are $34. From Munising to Marquette M-28 travels along the Lake Superior shore line for several miles. There are many road side parks along the way. Marquette is a rather large town with pretty much every fast food or chain restaurant you can think of. After passing through Marquette, M-28 veers away from the Lake Superior Shoreline and meets up with U.S. 41. U.S. 41 runs straight up the Keweenaw Peninsula to Houghton. A large portion of U.S. 41 also runs along the Lake Superior shoreline and there are several roadside parks here as well.
The beauty of Northern Michigan is truly unique and unforgettable. Whether it's walking the sandy shores, taking a boat tour, or simply stopping at a roadside park, I hope you and your family have the opportunity to enjoy the splendor of the Upper Peninsula.
Please feel free to email me with any questions, comments, or suggestions you may have! Don't forget to check back for next week's article in which guest article writer Erik Stolberg will be writing about traveling to Houghton from Wisconsin and Minnesota.