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If you are still pondering the mysteries of whether a zebra is white with black stripes or black with white stripes, or concerned about what happens when you get scared half to death twice, you will appreciate browsing through our 50 Best Philosophy Blogs.
Firm believers that the Universe has no order will also appreciate the randomness with which we have listed them, and as every individual will find their own meaning in each, so shall it remain. Enjoy our selection and let us know if you feel there are others we should include.
1. The Brooks Blog – Thom Brooks is a Reader in Political and Legal Philosophy at Newcastle University in the U.K., yet his blog site receives more visits from the States than the rest of the world combined. His easy-to-read blog posts have recently concerned Sarah Palin, baldness and extra sensory perception – but not all at the same time!
2. Philosophical Chasm – By contrast, The Philosophical Chasm is a dark look into the thoughts of a Canadian philosophy teacher lecturing at Southern Illinois University, while finalizing his PhD. A great blog if you identify with the philosophers from whom Carbondale Chasmite (our author) draws his inspirations.
3. Horseless Telegraph – A light and occasionally erratic blog by PhD candidate, Lewis Powell, who shares his defence of David Hume's attempt to reductively analyze all cognitive activities as manners of conception with the philosophy department of the University of Southern California, and anybody else who will listen!
4. Philosophy and Sports – This blog does exactly what it says on the label, with a host of contributors theorizing over the events that affect sportsmen´s lives – cheating, drugs, moralism and cheerleaders – and then how those events affect the public perception of sport. A little male dominated, but a good read nonetheless.
5. Gone Public – Noelle McAfee is an associate professor of philosophy at Emory University and the associate editor of the Kettering Review. His blog on philosophy, politics and public life is both insightful and touching, and rarely will you come across a public blog on these subjects with such inner sensitivity.
6. The Philosophy Smoker – A hilarious blog (whether intentionally or not) which bitches about the profession of philosophy, the American Philosophical Association, and life in a university philosophy department. If you have ever run out of people to blame for your own "total disasters", you will get plenty of tips from Mr. Zero and colleagues.
7. Virtual Philosopher – Nigel Warburton is a modern day philosophical writer who has embraced online philosophizing by integrating videos and podcasts into his blog. His discussions with other published philosophers are thought provoking and illuminating, and for daily snippets of Warburton wisdom, you might like to subscribe to his "Philosophy Bites Daily".
8. Ttahko – Tuomas Tahko is a Finnish philosopher whose primary research interests are in contemporary analytic metaphysics and the methodology of metaphysics. Don´t let that put you off though! Tuomas is an outdoor fanatic who is just about to visit the States for the first time to commence a "visiting scholarship" at NYU. It promises to be excellent reading.
9. Bowl Philosophy – Very funny sports themed blog from Cape Town, South Africa, giving a perspective on things from the Southern Hemisphere. Not much in the way of NFL or NBA, but pretty diverse choices includes Rugby, Skiing and Surfing. Plenty of international political comment to from a country which has had its fair share of political issues.
10. Brittle Paper – Described as a "fun blog on literature a philosophy", it is pretty disconcerting to see the site´s tag cloud proclaiming "death" and "Foucault" (hardly a laugh-a-minute philosopher) as the main topics. However Nigerian authoress, Ainehi Edoro, does bring this site alive with her poetic writing.
11. Per Caritatem – absolutely absorbing philosophical look at historical theology.
12. P.A.P.-BLOG – Views on human right violations with huge statistics database.
13. M and M – Kiwi Christian social commentary from Evangelical philosophers.
14. Ian Bicking – Open source and open mind from this Minneapolis-based software designer.
15. PEA Soup – A consommé of Philosophy, Ethics and Academia compiled by "PEA brains".
16. Bad Philosophy – Often cynical "pod-blog" devised by caffeine enriched Texan students.
17. New Rockstar Philosophy – News and views on modern day rockstars cum celebrities.
18. Feminist Philosophers – Tuned in female perspective of campus life and inequalities.
19. Blue Collar Philosophy – Excellent anti-Liberalism philosophy from an oil worker.
20. Partially Examined Life – Casual "pod-blog" with well subscribed Facebook discussions.
21. Unreal Blog – Where philosophy meets physics and they live happily ever after.
22. Connor´s Conundrums – Social media consultant changes the world a byte at a time.
23. Experimental Philosophy – Nationwide group, sharing ideas and hosting "lab" meetings.
24. Money Philosophy – More money than philosophy on this article writing "how to" blog.
25. Leiter´s Legal Philosophy – Leiter thinks out loud about problems in legal philosophy.
26. Evolutionary Philosophy – Fascinating co-evolutionary and enlightenment blog.
27. Food Philosophy – Tasty blog exploring the relationship between food and life.
28. Philosophy Lounge – General snippets of philosophy from the Lounge´s "love of wisdom".
29. Ancient Philosophy Society – In-depth analysis of ancient Roman and Greek texts.
30. Shadow in the Flame – Dark commentary on publications containing Nietzsche references.
31. Prosblogion – A philosophy of religion blog, written by graduate students.
32. Fragments of Consciousness – Well titled web log delving into cognitive science.
33. Kenny Pearce – An Evangelical libertarian philosopher´s view on L.A. life "in boring colors".
34. Unpolished Jade – Insight into Chinese philosophy includes a Zhongwen "Word of the Day".
35. Anselm Philosophy – Extensive "cata-blog" of philosophical resources.
36. Geek Philosophy – Chris Simmons's excellent musings on software and life.
37. Planet Philosophy – The best bits of philosophy blogs from around the planet.
38. Rational Philosophy – "Think Better, Work Better, Test Better " is the rational message.
39. Philosophy of Brains – Meaningful meeting of the metaphysical and meta-philosophical
40. Consequently – Updates and links to writings of Melbourne philosopher Greg Restall.
41. LogBlog – Philosophy, logic and "other fun stuff" from Professor Richard Zach.
42. The View from Conestogo – Random thoughts on Canadian politics and culture (!)
43. Evolving Minds – Darwin, social evolution and pop culture mix in this very readable blog.
44. Merrie´s Philosophy – A gentle introduction into some of the basic concepts of philosophy.
45. The Philosophy Blog – Philosophy in football in Shawn Klein´s modern musings.
46. Philosophy over Coffee – Often controversial blog about life, faith and coffee.
47. Will Wilkinson – Blog writer for The Economist, Will Wilkinson, swaps politics for philosophy.
48. Mark Vernon – "Friendship Online" Worth reading!
49. Matt Crowe – Unusually assembled collection on fear and the philosophy of fear.
50. Erratic Wisdom – Well written and entertaining blog with more than a suggestion of atheism.


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Michigan holds on vs. rival Ohio State
FBS Review: Georgia takes 10th win in 11 tries vs. rival Ga. Tech
Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Denard Robinson accounted for five touchdowns, helping No. 17 Michigan beat Ohio State 40-34 on Saturday and snap a school-record, seven-game losing streak in the rivalry.
The Wolverines (10-2, 6-2 Big Ten) were forced to settle for a six-point lead with 1:59 left on Brendan Gibbons' career-long 43-yard field goal after two apparent TDs were negated by a video review and then penalties.
The Buckeyes (6-6, 3-5) had a chance to win the game on their final drive, but freshman Braxton Miller sailed a pass over Deviser Posey's head on what could've been a 76-yard TD and threw a loss-sealing interception to Courtney Avery.
Michigan finally beat its archrival because it had a better quarterback than Ohio State for a change.
No. 1 LSU 41, No. 3 Arkansas 17 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
BATON ROUGE, La. -- Tyrann Mathieu returned a punt 92 yards for a game-tying score and No. 1 LSU punished third-ranked Arkansas with 286 yards rushing, wiping out a 14-point deficit with a 41-17 win Friday that secured a spot in the SEC championship.
Kenny Hilliard, Spencer Ware and Jordan Jefferson all scored on the ground for LSU (12-0, 8-0 SEC), which is 12-0 for the first time and will play No. 13 Georgia on Dec. 3 in Atlanta.
A win against the Bulldogs would assure the Tigers their third trip to the BCS title game in nine seasons. Though at this point, LSU might be able to get there even if it loses.
No. 2 Alabama 42, Auburn 14 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
AUBURN, Ala. -- Trent Richardson rushed for a career-high 203 yards and AJ McCarron threw three first-half touchdown passes to lift No. 2 Alabama to a 42-14 victory against rival Auburn on Saturday.
The Crimson Tide (11-1, 7-1 Southeastern Conference) now must wait and see if its resume is good enough to secure a shot at a second national title in three years. No. 3 Oklahoma State and No. 1 LSU have big games remaining.
Richardson ran 27 times and caught a 5-yard touchdown pass in his final chance to impress Heisman Trophy voters. He had runs of 35 and 57 yards to set up second-half scores.
The Tide didn't put Auburn (7-5, 4-4) away until Dee Milliner's 35-yard interception return early in the fourth quarter. Alabama entered the quarter with a 309-44 advantage in total yards but also gave up touchdowns on a fumble recovery and a kick return.
No. 4 Stanford 28, No. 22 Notre Dame 14 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
STANFORD, Calif. -- Luck set the school record for the most career touchdown passes and eclipsed his own single-season mark, throwing for 233 yards and four scores to lead No. 4 Stanford past No. 22 Notre Dame 28-14 in his home finale Saturday night.
Luck topped John Elway's record of 77 touchdown passes and helped the Cardinal (11-1) build a 21-0 halftime lead. He has thrown for 80 touchdowns in three years - while it took Elway all four - and 35 this season.
''There's no player in America like Andrew Luck,'' Stanford coach David Shaw said. ''Forget about the stats. Forget about the comparisons of other guys. It doesn't matter.''
The victory likely vaulted the Cardinal into consideration for an at-large BCS bowl bid for the second consecutive year - with the Fiesta Bowl among the leading possible destinations - but they will not play for a major championship this season. The lone loss to Oregon put the Ducks in the Pac-12 title game out of the North Division and crushed Stanford's dreams of a national title.
No. 6 Virginia Tech 38, Virginia 0 -- Box Score | Full Recap
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Logan Thomas threw for two touchdowns and ran for one and David Wilson scored on two long runs in the second half as No. 6 Virginia Tech shut out No. 24 Virginia 38-0 on Saturday.
The Hokies (11-1, 7-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) earned the league's Coastal Division title and a rematch with No. 18 Clemson in next weekend's ACC championship game in Charlotte.
It was their eighth consecutive victory in the series, and 12th in 13 games. They will be playing for the ACC title for the fifth time and seeking their fourth title in five years.
The Cavaliers (8-4, 5-3) had won four consecutive games and seemed ready to finally challenge their state rival, but quarterback Michael Rocco threw two interceptions and fumbled it away once.
No. 7 Boise State 36, Wyoming 14 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
BOISE, Idaho -- Kellen Moore tossed three touchdown passes, including a 46-yarder on the final play of the first half, to lead No. 7 Boise State to a 36-14 victory against Wyoming.
After getting off to a sluggish start, Moore and the Broncos (10-1, 5-1) rattled off 36 consecutive points to put the game away and secure a second-place finish in their first year as a member of the Mountain West Conference.
Moore was 24-of-36 for 279 yards and he threw touchdowns of 17 and 10 yards in the second half.
But it was his last-ditch touchdown toss on the final play of the first half that gave his team the spark it needed. After being flushed from the pocket, Moore rolled left then heaved a pass that was deflected by a Wyoming defender near the goal line and dropped into the hands of Matt Miller to give the Broncos a 13-7 lead.
Wyoming (7-4, 4-2) scored first when linebacker Luke Anderson picked off Moore's pass early in the first quarter and ran 29 yards for a touchdown. The Cowboys were held to 191 total yards and 78 yards passing.
No. 8 Houston 48, Tulsa 16 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
TULSA, Okla. -- Patrick Edwards' 38-yard touchdown catch sparked a string of 28 consecutive points, and No. 8 Houston pulled away to beat Tulsa 48-16 on Friday and earn a spot in the Conference USA championship game.
Case Keenum threw for 457 yards and five touchdowns and Edwards finished with 181 yards receiving and four scores as the Cougars (12-0, 8-0) set a school season record by winning their 12th game. The 12 consecutive wins also match the school's longest winning streak, set across the 1990 and '91 seasons.
Keenum helped Houston pull away by hooking up with Edwards twice for touchdowns on fourth down in no man's land. He found Edwards cutting across the field for a 33-yard score on fourth-and-10 in the second quarter, then threw a deep ball to him for a 38-yard TD on fourth-and-1 in the third quarter.
No. 9 Oregon 49, Oregon State 21 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
EUGENE, Ore. -- LaMichael James ran for 142 yards before leaving with what appeared to be a left elbow injury, and No. 9 Oregon beat Oregon State 49-21 Saturday to clinch the Pac-12 North and a spot in the conference's first championship game.
The Ducks (10-2, 8-1 Pac-12) will host UCLA on Friday night with a chance to win their third straight conference title and a spot in the Rose Bowl.
The Beavers (3-9, 3-6) aren't going to a bowl game for the second consecutive season.
James, who went into the 115th Civil War as the nation's top rusher with an average of 142.78 yards per game, was hurt midway through the third when he was hit by Oregon State linebacker Tony Wilson.
No. 10 Southern California 50, UCLA 0 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
LOS ANGELES -- After hanging half a hundred points on their crosstown rivals, Matt Barkley and his Southern California teammates returned to the Coliseum locker room to find T-shirts on their chairs proclaiming the Trojans to be the Pac-12 South champions.
Sanctions will keep USC out of the conference title game. These resilient Trojans still believed they proved which team should be on a flight from Los Angeles to Eugene, Ore., next week.
Barkley passed for 423 yards and six touchdowns in his possible Coliseum farewell, Robert Woods set the conference's single-season receptions record while catching 12 passes for 113 yards and two TDs, and No. 10 USC finished its resurgent season with a 50-0 demolition of Pac-12 title game-bound UCLA on Saturday night.
Marqise Lee had 13 catches for 224 yards and two TDs during a showcase of offensive brilliance by the Trojans (10-2, 7-2), who are banned from postseason play under heavy NCAA sanctions for violations that occurred before these players arrived at USC. The Trojans still went out in style, jumping to a 29-point halftime lead before posting their largest victory in the city championship game since 1930, the rivalry's second year.
No. 11 Michigan State 31, Northwestern 17 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
EVANSTON, Ill. -- Keshawn Martin returned a punt 57 yards for a touchdown just before halftime and Kirk Cousins threw two TD passes to B.J. Cunningham as No. 11 Michigan State warmed up for the Big Ten Championship Game by beating Northwestern 31-17.
The Spartans had already wrapped up the Legends Division title and a berth in the league championship game on Dec. 3. Now they have the best record in the division, as well, and 10 victories overall (10-2, 7-1).
Cousins threw a 33-yarder to Cunningham in the third quarter and hit him again on a juggling 29-yarder with 5:17 left to complete a 93-yard drive. It was the 62nd career TD pass for Cousins, breaking the school record held by Jeff Smoker (61).
Northwestern finished the regular season 6-6 and 3-5.
No. 12 Oklahoma 26, Iowa State 6 -- Box Score | Full Recap
NORMAN, Okla. -- Landry Jones threw for 256 yards, Blake Bell punched in two short touchdown runs and No. 12 Oklahoma set up a Bedlam showdown for the Big 12 championship by beating Iowa State 26-6.
Trey Franks finished with 88 yards rushing on two long reverses to set up scores for the Sooners (9-2, 6-2 Big 12), and Michael Hunnicutt matched his career-high with four field goals.
Rebounding after allowing a school-record 616 yards allowed last week in a 45-38 loss at Baylor, Oklahoma held Iowa State (6-5, 3-5) to a season-low 245 yards and only let the Cyclones score after James Winchester's snap sailed over the head of punter Tress Way in the first quarter.
Oklahoma will visit No. 4 Oklahoma State next week with the winner earning the Big 12 title.
No. 13 Georgia 31, No. 25 Georgia Tech 17 -- Box Score | Full Recap
ATLANTA -- Aaron Murray threw four touchdown passes and No. 13 Georgia extended its domination against No. 25 Georgia Tech, pulling away for a 31-17 victory.
The Bulldogs (10-2) did not get caught looking past their state rival to a return trip to Atlanta, when they will take a 10-game winning streak into the Southeastern Conference championship game against top-ranked LSU on Dec. 3.
Murray extended his school record for touchdown passes in a season to 32, hooking up with Michael Bennett and Chris Conley in the first half, and Tavarres King and Aron White in the third quarter as Georgia cruised to its 10th win against the Yellow Jackets in 11 years.
Georgia Tech's rushed for 243 yards, but just 79 after halftime. Tevin Washington threw a pair of interceptions.
No. 14 South Carolina 34, No. 18 Clemson 13 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Connor Shaw threw for three touchdowns and ran for another to lead No. 14 South Carolina to a 10-win season for the first time in 27 years and its third consecutive victory against No. 18 Clemson 34-13.
The Gamecocks (10-2) choked off Clemson's once-high scoring offense, holding the Tigers (9-3) to 153 yards and Atlantic Coast Conference passing leader Tajh Boyd to 83 yards through the air.
Clemson was part of the BCS title talk a month ago when it opened 8-0 and rose to No. 6 in the country. But it heads to the ACC championship game against Virginia Tech next week a shaky team after losing three of its past four.
South Carolina's only other 10-victory season in 118 years of football came in 1984.
No. 15 Wisconsin 45, No. 20 Penn State 7 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
MADISON, Wis. -- Montee Ball scored four more touchdowns in his pursuit of an NCAA record, powering No. 15 Wisconsin to a 45-7 rout of No. 20 Penn State and a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game.
Ball has scored 34 touchdowns this season for the Badgers (10-2, 6-2 Big Ten), the second-most in a single season in NCAA history. Barry Sanders holds the record, scoring 39 for Oklahoma State in 11 games in the 1988 season.
With the win, Wisconsin will play Big Ten Legends division winner Michigan State in Indianapolis on Dec. 3.
The Nittany Lions (9-3, 6-2) came into the game hoping to salvage something from a season dwarfed by scandal. They took an early 7-0 lead but quickly unraveled, falling behind 28-7 by halftime.
No. 20 Nebraska 20, Iowa 7 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
LINCOLN, Neb. -- Nebraska's Rex Burkhead hurt so good after running over and around Iowa.
Burkhead started the week with his right foot in a walking boot and finished it by running for 160 yards and a touchdown on a school-record 38 carries in No. 22 Nebraska's 20-7 victory Friday. Burkhead pounded away at Iowa's defense 4 or 5 yards at a time and looked like his old self after being held to a season-low 36 yards in the loss a week earlier at Michigan.
The win kept alive Nebraska's hopes of landing a berth in the Capital One Bowl, if two Big Ten teams are invited to BCS games, or the Outback Bowl.
Nebraska (9-3, 5-3) has nine or more wins in each of Pelini's four seasons and for the 38th time in 42 seasons.
No. 21 Baylor 66, Texas Tech 42 -- Box Score Highlights | Full Recap
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Nick Florence threw two long touchdown passes after Robert Griffin was knocked out of the game and No. 21 Baylor extended its winning streak to four games with a 66-42 victory against Texas Tech.
The Bears (8-3, 5-3 Big 12) went on to a record victory without Griffin, whose Heisman Trophy chances were dealt a blow.
Baylor set school mark for most points in a conference game, and was already ahead to stay when Griffin scored on a 3-yard keeper just before halftime. That score came after he was on the sideline for one play after taking an elbow to the helmet while sliding at the end of a run.
Terrance Ganaway rushed 42 times for 246 yards and two touchdowns, giving him a school-record 14.
Texas Tech (5-7, 2-7) finished with its first losing record since 1992.

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Heat a large Dutch oven over medium heat and add the bacon. Cook until browned and crisp and the fat is rendered. Remove the bacon to a paper-towel lined plate to drain.
Put the flour in a large bowl and season heavily with salt and pepper, to taste. Toss the hens in the seasoned flour until coated, shaking off excess. Heat the pan with the bacon fat over medium heat. Add the hens and brown on all sides. Carefully add the wine, letting it bubble and release the browned bits on the bottom of the pan. Stir in the water and garlic cloves and bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to a gentle simmer. Cover and braise until hens are cooked through, about 20 minutes.
Transfer the hens to a platter and cover with aluminum foil to keep warm. Continue simmering the liquid, uncovered, until thickened, about 10 minutes. Taste the gravy and season with salt and pepper, if necessary. Nestle the hens in the gravy and simmer until heated through. Arrange the hens on a serving platter. Crumble the bacon over the top and serve immediately with the gravy.
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In the mean time series (part 3): "Products" module - simple implementation with enabled permissions by User Not Found Nov 05, 2008 There have been quite a few requests for this particular example, and may I add, most of the angry posts regarding the developer's manual were related to the lack of this sample. Admittedly, when I put the roadmap for this series in the manual I wasn't going to tease you, but rather give you an idea what we are working on. Didn't turn out that well, mostly because we couldn't finish the samples on time – so my sincere apology to all of you. Anyhow, now that the political part of the post is over, lets dig into the code. "Products" module – simple implementation with enabled permissions NOTE: Since this article is a sequential part of the series, you should make sure that you have read the first article named Simple implementation and set up your project as it was explained there. I will reference that project throughout this article. The task in front of us is to add permissions to our products module. As opposed to other features that we were enabling on our products module, we will not need to do any modifications on the public side. In order to enable permissions we will have to do three simple things. Before I explain what exactly are we going to do, take a look at the Figure 1 to see the end result. Figure 1: Permissions command (left) and PermissionsView (right) in the products module So, as you can see from the Figure 1, once we are done with implementing permissions we will be able to define which roles can view, create, modify and delete products. We will also have the option to define which roles can set the permissions. Enabling Permissions command in the CommandPanel We'll start by uncommenting the permissions command markup in the CommandPanel template. Open following file in your project: ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Products/CommandPanel.ascx and uncomment the permissions command markup, represented by following lines:
<asp:LinkButton ID="permissionViewButton" Text="<%$Resources:Permissions %>" runat="server" />

<asp:Literal ID="Literal3" runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:PermissionsDescription %>"></asp:Literal>
 If you have followed all the articles of this series, your command panel template should now look like this: <%@ Register TagPrefix="cc1" Namespace="Telerik.Cms.Web.UI" Assembly="Telerik.Cms.Web.UI" %>
 <asp:Literal runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:ExploreProducts %>"></asp:Literal>

 <cc1:LabelToolTip HelpBoxCssClass="HelpBox" ID="labelHelpBox1" runat="server" LabelMode="true" LabelTargetID="providersList" LabelText="<%$Resources:ChangeGroup %>" ToolTipTitle="<%$Resources:Group %>" ToolTipText="<%$Resources:AboutGroup %>" AlternateText="<%$Resources:AboutGroup %>"> </cc1:LabelToolTip> <asp:DropDownList ID="providersList" AutoPostBack="true" runat="server"> </asp:DropDownList>

 <asp:LinkButton ID="contentViewButton" Text="<%$Resources:ProductItems %>" runat="server" />

 <asp:Literal runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:ControlDescription %>"></asp:Literal>

<asp:LinkButton ID="categoriesView" Text='<%$Resources:Categories %>' runat="server" CausesValidation="false"></asp:LinkButton>

<asp:Literal ID="Literal1" runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:CategoriesDescription %>"></asp:Literal>

<asp:LinkButton ID="tagsView" Text="<%$Resources:Tags %>" runat="server" CausesValidation="false"></asp:LinkButton>

<asp:Literal ID="Literal2" runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:TagsDescription %>"></asp:Literal>

<asp:LinkButton ID="commentsLink" Text="<%$Resources:Comments %>" runat="server" />

<asp:Literal runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:CommentsDescription %>"></asp:Literal>

<asp:LinkButton ID="permissionViewButton" Text="<%$Resources:Permissions %>" runat="server" />

<asp:Literal ID="Literal3" runat="server" Text="<%$Resources:PermissionsDescription %>"></asp:Literal>

 Now that we have enabled the permissionViewButton LinkButton, we need to attach some logic to its OnClick event which will change the ControlPanel mode to Permissions mode. Please open the following file located in your Telerik.Samples.Products project: Telerik.Samples.Products.WebControls.Admin.CommandPanel To ease the process of development, we'll reference the LinkButton through the property of container class, so that we can access it easily in the rest of our code (without performing recursive FindControls). Scroll down to the Container class located in the CommandPanel.cs file and add following lines to it: public IButtonControl PermissionViewButton { get { if (permissionViewButton == null) permissionViewButton = (IButtonControl) FindRequiredControl<Control>("permissionViewButton"); return permissionViewButton; } } IButtonControl permissionViewButton; Now that we can access PermissionsView button easily, let's navigate to the CreateChildControls method of the CommandPanel class and set the behavior of the PermissionsViewButton. Add following lines of code at the end of CreateChildControls method, but before the Controls.Add(container): // set up the behavior of PermissionViewButton container.PermissionViewButton.CommandName = "PermissionView"; container.PermissionViewButton.Command += button_Command; if (container.PermissionViewButton is LinkButton && (ctrlPnl.Mode == Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.Permissions)) ((LinkButton)container.PermissionViewButton).CssClass = "sel"; In the first two lines, we are setting the command name and command that will execute when user clicks on the LinkButton. The last two lines are simply changing the css class of the PermissionsViewButton to "sel" (as in "selected") when ControlPanel is in the Permissions mode. One last thing to do here – handle the CommandName "PermissionView" in the button_Command. Navigate to the button_Command event handler and add the case for PermissionView. When you are done, the code for button_Command should look like this: protected virtual void button_Command(object sender, CommandEventArgs e) { // based on the command name, set the Mode of ControlPanel ControlPanel ctrlPnl = ((ControlPanel) base.ControlPanel); switch (e.CommandName) { case "ContentView": ctrlPnl.Mode = Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.List; ctrlPnl.Refresh(); break; case "CategoriesView": ctrlPnl.Mode = Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.Categories; ctrlPnl.Refresh(); break; case "TagsView": ctrlPnl.Mode = Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.Tags; ctrlPnl.Refresh(); break; case "CommentsView": ctrlPnl.Mode = Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.CommentsView; ctrlPnl.Refresh(); break; case "PermissionView": ctrlPnl.Mode = Cms.Engine.WebControls.Admin.ControlPanel.Modes.Permissions; ctrlPnl.Refresh(); break; } // loop through all the buttons, and make the button that sent the command // have "sel" css class foreach (Control ctrl in container.Controls[0].Controls) { if (ctrl is LinkButton) { LinkButton button = (LinkButton) ctrl; button.CssClass = button.ID == ((LinkButton) sender).ID ? "sel" : ""; } } } And that ends our coding work – now that wasn't that hard. Since the ControlPanel will now be using Permissions templates, the last thing we need to is provide these templates in the products folder by copying the from the Generic_Content folder (we can modify them later, of course). Please copy following files: ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Generic_Content/ControlPanelPermissions.ascx ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Generic_Content/App_LocalResources/ControlPanelPermissions.ascx.resx ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Generic_Content/App_LocalResources/PermissionsFAQText.txt To these folders respectively: ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Products ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Products/App_LocalResources ~/Sitefinity/Admin/ControlTemplates/Products/App_LocalResources And we are done. Go build your project, create few roles and users and test out the new permissions. All the permissions related work is done for you by the GenericContent module on which products module is based. You can download the code for this project from here. Email to a friend Show oldest on top Show newest on top 1 comment Leave a comment Brook Dec 10, 2008 I love these, much more useful and explanatory than the developers manual alone. Load more comments Thank you for the comment! Your comment must be approved first You've already submitted a review for this item Thank you! Your review has been submitted successfully Login to be able to comment Leave a comment Comment cannot be empty Rating is required Click to add (?) Click to add (?) New code Please type the code above You typed the code incorrectly. Please try again


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Joe Jonas still can't believe how quickly his ex-girlfriend, Gigi Hadid, moved on with her new man Zayn Malik after splitting from him.
The 26-year-old singer dated the 20-year-old supermodel for five months until they called it quits in November (15), and it took her just weeks to become romantically involved with pop star Zayn.
Joe admits from time to time he reflects on his failed romance with Gigi and he wonders why she fell into another's arms so soon after they split.
"I think it's interesting that she moved on so quickly; I mean it was definitely very quick," he tells U.K. newspaper The Mirror.
Other people frequently compare the former Jonas Brothers star to Pillowtalk singer Zayn - an identity slip-up he finds hilarious.
"It's comical that I'm compared to him," he chuckles. "That dude and I have been compared for years, I think it's just funny. To be honest I haven't really listened to his music, but he can sing well."
In addition to his past fling with Gigi, Joe has also enjoyed high-profile romances with the likes of Demi Lovato, Taylor Swift and Ashley Greene. However, he isn't very motivated by love at the moment, as creating new songs for his forthcoming debut album with band DNCE is the musician's priority.
"I'm just focused on the band now and what I'm doing with the music," he declares.
If Joe is harbouring any resentments towards his ex-girlfriend, fans are likely to be hearing about them in lyrical form soon, as earlier this month (Apr16) he teased devotees about the subject of a song he's writing with his group, revealing many fans might believe it is centered around his doomed romance with Gigi.
"As of right now, you'll definitely know who it's about (when you hear the song)," he told Entertainment Tonight. "But sometimes you have to sugarcoat it so it's not so obvious."


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Zeus Capital completes entu's £66m entry to AIM
Zeus Capital has acted as sole broker and sole bookrunner to UK energy efficiency and home improvement specialist entu on its £33m institutional fundraise and AIM IPO. On admission, the business had a market capitalisation of £66m.
Founded in 2006, entu offers multiple energy efficiency products and services for the home through independent, own-brand, regional operators. These operators benefit from entu's nationwide installation network 'Job Worth Doing', as well as its centralised customer service and corporate functions. Products sold by the group include energy efficient windows, doors, conservatories and external and cavity wall insulations together with solar power generation products and energy efficient boilers.
Since its inception, entu has grown both organically and through strategic acquisition, with its innovative business model allowing the company to be nimble, and adapt its portfolio rapidly to reflect changing trends in the sector.
Ian Blackhurst, Chief Executive Officer at entu commented:
"I am delighted at the level of institutional support we have received. In a highly fragmented market, we believe entu is unique. We are a fully integrated home improvements and energy efficiency business with a UK-wide reach. We see exciting opportunities to grow, by developing our product offering and leveraging our unified brand and website - and so bringing more choice and benefits for our customers."
Dominic King, Director of Corporate Broking at Zeus Capital commented:
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continuing the rock lyrics theme...
(Poem #114) The Soul Cages
A boy child lies locked in the fisherman's yawl There's a bloodless moon where the oceans die A shoal of nightstars hang fire in the nets And the chaos of cages where the crayfish lie. Where is the fisherman, where is the boat? Where is the keeper in his carrion coat? Eclipse on the moon where the dark birds fly Where is the child with his father's eyes? He's the King of the Ninth World Twisted son of the fog bell's toll In each and every lobster cage, A tortured human soul. These are the souls of the broken factories Subject slaves of the broken crown Dead accounting for old broken promises, These are the souls of the broken town. These are the Soul Cages, These are the Soul Cages. "I have a wager," the brave child spoke, The Fisherman laughed, though disturbed at the joke. "You will drink what I drink, and you must equal me, If the drink leaves me standing, a soul shall go free. I have here a cask of most magical wine, A vintage that's blessed every ship in the line. It's wrung from the blood of the sailors who died, Young white bodies adrift in the tide." "What's in it for me, my pretty young thing? Why should I whistle when the caged bird sings? If you lose a wager with the King of the Sea, You'll spend the rest of forever in the cage with me." These are the Soul Cages, These are the Soul Cages. A body lies open in the Fisherman's yawl, Like the side of a ship where the iceberg rips. One less soul in the Soul Cages, One last curse on the Fisherman's lips. And he dreamed of a ship on the Sea, That would carry his father and he, To a place they would never be found, To a place far away from this town. A Newcastle ship without coals, That would sail to the Island of Souls. These are the Soul Cages, These are the Soul Cages.
The difficulty in writing truly good lyrics (especially to popular music) is that the form-content relationship is emphasized a good deal more than it is in ordinary (ie, printed) poetry. The lyrics have not only to conform to the constraints of metre, rhyme, scansion and emphasis, they have to fit in with the 'mood' of the music - which last task is far tougher to accomplish from scratch than it appears to be. That's what I like about today's piece of poetry - Sting's evocative lyrics merge with some multilayered background music to form a wonderfully dense piece of aural experience, but at the same time, the music doesn't detract from the fact that 'The Soul Cages' is an excellent ballad in and of itself. As for 'hidden meanings', well, there are any number of possible explanations to the lyrics... they're supposed to be a psychoanalyst's delight. You're welcome to come up with your own interpretation(s) of the symbolism used; in the meantime, I'm going back home to listen to the CD :-). thomas.


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Online Review Site Seeks to Weaken Virginia Protections for Small Businesses
Small Businesses Across the Country Closely Follow Commonwealth Court Case
Perhaps Yelp is doing a public service by alerting the public to problems at small businesses. Or perhaps Yelp is simply the greatest device ever created for one person to slander another."
ALEXANDRIA, VA -- After two losses in Virginias courts, Yelp, Inc. has asked the Virginia Supreme Court to reverse the landmark decisions of Virginias Circuit and Appellate courts and disregard state law, a move that could encourage the defamation of small businesses in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
To defend its reputation against defamatory attacks by non-customers on Yelp, Hadeed Carpet Cleaning sought redress in Virginias judicial system. Yelp was ordered by the Circuit Court for the City of Alexandria to identify a group of anonymous reviewers when Hadeed provided evidence explaining why Hadeed believes they never were customers of his businesses. After refusing to comply with the court order, Yelp was held in contempt of court by the Circuit Court and fined. Yelp appealed its contempt finding to the Court of Appeals of Virginia. On January 7, 2014, the Appellate Court affirmed the finding of civil contempt against Yelp. Yelp remains in contempt of court.
The Appellate Court decision said, A persons, or businesss, reputation is a precious commodity. Pointing out that the speech in question constitutes an expression related solely to the economic interests of the speaker and its audience... defamatory speech is not entitled to constitutional protection: Our constitutional guarantees of free speech, as we have seen, protect expressions of opinion from action for defamation. Those constitutional guarantees have never been construed, however, to protect either criminal or tortious conduct. Defamation by non-customers is tortious conduct.
Upon learning of Yelps appeal to the Supreme Court of Virginia, Joe Hadeed, President & CEO of Hadeed Carpet Cleaning, said, Virginia has a fair and balanced law that protects small businesses like ours while defending the right of customers to comment anonymously about their personal experiences with the businesses they use. The Virginia law protects free speech and also protects businesses against defamation.
Mr. Hadeed continued, Yelp has tried to suggest that this case is about free speech. Two courts have said it is not. Freedom of speech is a foundation of American democracy. My father and grandfather fought in two foreign wars to preserve our rights as Americans. But defamatory comments are not protected speech -- and they never have been, on the Internet or anywhere else.
Our business has spent almost 60 years building a reputation for high standards and quality customer service thats why more than 65% of our business is return and referral customers. We dont think its fair that false and defamatory comments by people who were never customers should be allowed to damage our companys good name, he continued.
And it appears were not alone. Small business owners from around the the country have contacted us to ask how they can help, and to tell us their stories about how frustrated theyve been with fraudulent reviews on Yelp, said Mr. Hadeed, Were encouraging business owners to contact us and tell us their stories at www.SmallBusinessDefense.org .
Perhaps Yelp is doing a public service by alerting the public to problems at small businesses. Or perhaps Yelp is simply the greatest device ever created for one person to slander another, said Raighne Delaney, a partner with Bean Kinney & Korman, PC, who represents Hadeed Carpet Cleaning in the matter. Either way, Virginia law is clear that defamation is not constitutionally protected speech regardless of whether a multi-billion dollar corporations business model may benefit from it.
The essence of Yelps appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court appears to be that Virginias courts should not apply laws that were enacted by Virginias democratically elected representatives. Rather, Yelp would like to establish steep new hurdles that make it nearly impossible for small businesses to protect their reputation against anonymous defamation by non-customers. In fact, Yelp is part of a national effort by the American Legislative Council (ALEC) to enact laws in every state and at the federal level that are specifically helpful to its shareholders and harmful to small businesses.
As it is, Yelp already enjoys special federal protections that prevent the company from being sued, even if it knowingly allows defamation on its site in violation of its own rules of conduct. Hadeeds lawsuit is against the non-customer reviewers who defamed his company, not Yelp. Mr. Hadeed has stated repeatedly that he has no interest is suing real customers.-------------------------
Hadeed Carpet Cleaning is a family-owned and operated business that was founded in 1955 in Alexandria, Virginia. The company employs over 100 people and services more than 30,000 residential and commercial customers per year in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area and the Richmond, VA area. Hadeed Carpet Cleaning is active in numerous local charities and was recently named Business of the Year by the Alexandria, VA Chamber of Commerce.
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Robert Rodriguez Tells Vulture About Machete in Space, Sin City 2, and Fire and Ice
At Comic-Con, the director gives us the skinny on all his outrageous new sequels.
Some filmmakers come to Comic-Con with a surprise trailer to show, but Robert Rodriguez trumped them all last night in Hall H: He announced several new projects, including Sin City 2, two sequels to Machete, and a live-action remake of Frank Frazetta's animated Fire and Ice. When the cowboy-hatted auteur talked to Vulture afterward at a party celebrating his Quick Draw Productions, he was most excited that now, he didn't have to keep those projects secret anymore. "Some of this stuff I've been working on for seven months, but I've had to shut my mouth until Comic-Con," he said. "It's the best audience, the best time to reveal something. I control my own studio, but it's been hard to control even my own mouth. It's been excruciating!"
Rodriguez confirmed that both Machete sequels are greenlit, but before he makes the second film, Machete Kills, he'll produce another fake trailer for the improbably named third film, Machete Kills Again in Space. (Fitting, since the first Machete originated as a fake trailer sandwiched in the middle of Grindhouse.) "I think it's going to get people excited about Machete again," Rodriguez said, promising "a light-saber machete, space-babes it'll be kind of like Moonraker!" We humbly suggested that the second, earthbound Machete might pale in comparison after audiences glimpse Rodriguez's antihero carving up baddies in space, but the director laughed, "There's kind of a reason why the trailer has to come first, which you won't know until you see the second one. But I wanna see that one right now, too!"
As for the long-promised Sin City 2, Rodriguez said during the panel that if it happens, it'll happen this year. Why hasn't it happened yet, Vulture asked? "Well, we're still working on the script," Rodriguez said. "We can go and make it as soon as we have that script, but people have been expecting so much from it, we really have to live up to that for me to get excited." He expects to reunite a good chunk of the first film's cast: "I'm pretty sure they'll all want to be a part of it. And the way we shoot those things is, if they're not available when we start shooting, we just shoot them when they are available and stick 'em in there."
As for Fire and Ice, Rodriguez said he's been a fan since childhood of Frazetta, a revered fantasy illustrator whose lush paintings covered novels like John Carter of Mars and Conan the Barbarian, and he hopes that in the same way he was able to make Frank Miller's work come to life in Sin City, he can "do that times ten with Frazetta."
But does that style work in live-action? The recent trailer for the big-screen adaptation of John Carter seemed to indicate that its director, Andrew Stanton, had to tone down Frazetta's designs to make them work in the real world. "You wanna know why?" Rodriguez asked. "Andrew Stanton actually told his artists, 'Don't bring me Frazetta!' Frazetta's version of John Carter made such an impression on them that Stanton had to say, 'We can't just rip off Frazetta, we have to come up with something new.' Well, I can rip off Frazetta!" He laughed. "That's the whole idea. We don't have to shy away from it. We can run towards it."
Rodriguez made a lot of promises last night, but he's not worried about completing all those new films. "I kind of like working fast," he told us, gesturing to the Frazetta paintings that decorated the party. "I mean, Frazetta would be on a deadline and sometimes paint some of these in a night. It's amazing what you can do in a night, if you put your mind to it and forget all the other bullshit. When you just get to work, you can do quite a bit."


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Durham police officers deliver baby on I-85
DURHAM, N.C. — Two Durham police officers are used to protecting and serving the public. Now, they can also add deliveries to their resume– babies that is.
According to WTVD, Officer Gabriel Munter did exactly that Wednesday morning on Interstate 85.
Munter had just cleared the scene of an accident near Club Boulevard around 9 a.m. when a driver frantically pulled up behind him. The driver told Munter that his wife was in labor.
Munter jumped into action by grabbing gloves and helping the woman deliver the baby girl.
A second officer, J.J. McDonough, also assisted Munter with the delivery.
Mother and child are said to be doing well at a local hospital.
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Why I'm tired of the cautionary advice of books like The Bitch in the House.
Forty years after The Feminine Mystique, professional women are flourishing; from Carly Fiorina to Sallie Krawcheck, they have even begun to make their mark on the upper echelons of all-male boardrooms. But when it comes to being a working wife and/or mother, well, that's another matter. "Every woman I know is mad at her husband, just mad mad mad at everything," a friend informs Cathi Hanauer, the editor of the best-selling anthology The Bitch in the House (subtitled 26 Women Tell the Truth About Sex, Solitude, Work, Motherhood, and Marriage), now out in paperback. After enjoying "an autonomous decade in my twenties indulging in all the things I had come to value," Hanauer reports that life dealt her a rude blow, in the form of domesticity. She has plenty of company: "Why … hadn't I been warned of this—the loss of identity, the potential claustrophobia, the feeling of being utterly trapped?" another essayist wonders after her marriage fails.
Certainly no woman in her late 20s these days can complain she wasn't warned. Instead, we—I'm 28—can complain that we've by now overdosed on cautionary tales about the travails that lie ahead. On the one hand, conservative commentators like Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead gloomily predict that all the "good men" will be gone by the time we're 30 and counsel that our eggs will be past their prime when we reach 35. (Better get cracking on that ring.) On the other hand, liberal-minded writers like Allison Pearson (author of I Don't Know How She Does It) and Hanauer's "bitches" encourage us to go ahead and make unconventional choices—but when push finally comes to shove, we better beware that living with a man is "claustrophobic," that marriage involves tedious negotiation, that children will impinge on our careers and sex lives, and that co-parenting is a wishful "myth." Just in case anybody failed to get the disillusioning message, Susan Douglas and Meredith Michaels recently weighed in with The Mommy Myth, loudly protesting "the myth—shamelessly hawked by the media—that motherhood is eternally fulfilling and rewarding." Fretting over tabloid headlines ("Uma Thurman Gushes 'Motherhood is Sexy' "), they've somehow missed that "fulfilling" and "rewarding" are exactly what working motherhood doesn't seem, by most accounts, these days.
I'm not bridling at these admonitions because they make me feel pressured to retreat to the old housewife role. We're not suffering, it seems to me, from the mood Susan Faludi diagnosed roughly a decade ago in Backlash, when she argued thatthe media were promoting a get-back-to-the-house mentality. In a sense, even recent articles about professional woman ditching work to raise kids sell a different, more defiant "I'm going to do whatever I want because I can" message. Women do do it all, Hanauer and her cohorts are saying, but it takes a toll that it doesn't take on men. In some cases, that's simply because men fail to pull their full weight around the house. (The blundering guys do try, but they muck it up time and again—forgetting to add coffee filters to the grocery list, giving the children a bath only when reminded to.) In other cases, the cause is more amorphous—something to do with the fact that a man doesn't wrestle the way a woman does with "His Identity as a Parent," as Kristin van Ogtrop puts it.
Is there any useful guidance to be found in this new wave of female anger? The "bitches" lament that the buoyant idealism of their youthful feminism has left them stranded. (Of course the anthology is more varied than I can convey—I'm just diagnosing a dominant theme.) But just what does their seething disenchantment have to offer—aside from a chance to vent with each other? "We women need to share our lives and dilemmas and frustrations … even if it means being called difficult or demanding or bitchy," Hanauer writes in a new afterword to the paperback.
The Bitch in the House doesn't pretend to supply solutions, only "consolation." There's "no advice at all," as Karen Karbo intelligently notes at the end of her essay. Yet the cumulative complaints—most of which concern vestigial social pressures to get married and be perfect mothers—betray a kind of self-perpetuating martyrdom ethos at work. The model of angelic wifeliness embodied by, say, India Bridge in Mrs. Bridge and Edna Pontellier in The Awakening has been replaced by the flaws-and-all model exemplified by Kate Reddy in Allison Pearson's novel. What hasn't changed is the heroic light in which we're supposed to view female feats, whether of fervent devotion or frantic multitasking; implicit in the subversive "bitch" label is a touch of self-congratulation. A mother may snap at her children, but she still has the moral high ground: someone (her husband or society) has failed her. Playing the self-sacrificing, micromanaging martyr is easier—and nobler—than being merely overworked and tired.
In fact, the assembled essayists are onto something interesting about female anger, but The Bitch in the House never quite pinpoints it, in part because the mission of such a collection is to air intimate, immediate grievances. What the contributors are circling around has to do with collaboration and choice. Compromise, a building block of contemporary marriage, is difficult for everyone. But it means something different to women than to men. One of the youngest "bitches" hints as much when she realizes she intentionally makes it hard for her boyfriend to do his share of the housework: "The answer, sadly, surprisingly, self-defeatingly, is that I want to be angry. Or at least, I choose to be angry … over the exhaustion of trying to change things, to figure it all out."
After a lifetime of hard-won autonomy, the everyday negotiations a woman encounters in a relationship are psychologically fraught in ways that they aren't for men—not because we're hardwired to care more about domestic niceties, as some of these essays imply, but because women feel caught in a double bind that men (much as they may lament a lost bachelorhood) seem to be spared. Even as women forge ahead in careers, they find themselves warding off the old roles when it comes to relationships, haunted by their mothers' example whatever they do. Women, newer to the act of juggling work and home, are quick to assume their freedoms are being eroded by the encroachment of familial responsibility. But as men become more involved fathers than ever before, Hanauer points out in her introduction, they have the luxury of feeling they're doing better than their dads did. It's a self-image that can encourage smugness, of course—but ideally, it can help cut down on the defensiveness that so often turns the many practical dilemmas of cohabitation into polarizing gender dramas.
Those dramas are great for building sisterly solidarity, and the frankness of these writers can be invigorating. Yet between the lines, I sometimes got the sense that they, too, wondered just how much "consolation" the "we women"-style commiserating provides us in the end. So it was heartening to discover the confession of one "bitch," Cynthia Kling, that she, for one, was fed up. "Women complain that men boss them around and tell them what to do, but what about all that female coercion? The oppressive solidarity of the smart-girl set?" Refreshingly, Kling tries something few of the women in this book do: She starts reading books about women from another era, setting imaginative ideals for herself. As for her female cohort, she tells us, "The first intelligent thing I did was to stop listening to them."


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Below are a few of the programs/applications we've come across in the past few months that could be useful for anyone interested in mapping, data, or design. If you haven't taken the graphic communications class I highly recommend it!
1. CartoDB CartoDB is sort of like GIS in your browser. You can make some pretty cool looking maps with pop-ups and then embed them. Limited features in the free version though--for example in the Tompkins County shapefile you can only show 10 of the 16 municipalities. This is a good choice if you have some georeferenced data and want to produce some web content.
2.Tile Mill
Tile Mill is a great tool for making really nice looking maps that are accurate and web-ready. All you need is a shapefile or json type file that you add as a layer--these can then be exported to png, pdf, or svg if you want to use Illustrator. It uses styling that is basically html/CSS styling, which can take some getting used to but is good to be familiar with. Best of all, it's free!
3. Tableau
Thanks to our own Anni Zhu for spreading the word about this awesome program a few months ago. It isn't free, but has a 2 week trial period in which you can get a feel for it and see if you want to buy (or have someone else buy it for you). Great for visualizing all types of data sets.Check it out here.
4. Mapbox
The creator of TileMill above, Mapbox is a good place to draw your own polygons or lines and then export them as json or kml files. This would be a good tool if you wanted to draw a few polygons to put on top of a google map or something--maybe neighborhoods in your town, your favorite places to eat, whatever.
If you haven't already, download the free and open source QGIS and familiarize yourself with it. It is a lot like our old friend Esri's proprietary ArcMap, though there are some peculiarities here and there--some good, some bad. Either way, a lot of people seem to be pretty excited about this open source project.
The Germans have great cities, great healthcare, and they just wasted Brazil 7-1. Datawrapper is another reason to love them--it is sort of like a free online Tableau. Just drag and drop your excel data or upload CSV. I know the colors in the above chart are terrible, my bad.
I just came across this recently and it looks pretty cool, if only for getting ideas on how visualize your data. A lot like datawrapper but a bit flashier. You have to make an account and pay monthly to get charts out of it though. Check it out here.
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Passionate about open source technologies like Drupal and services like OpenStreetMap which can empower their users and help democratise the sharing of information
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Career History
Jan 2012 - presentGeo & Web DeveloperGeobits Ltd (founder), LondonWorking with Drupal, geospatial and mobile projects as a freelance developer. Larger projects are listed below, and smaller projects have included a number of Drupal Commerce setups, debugging and improving existing Drupal sites, debuggingand building sites for small clients.
Sep 2012 - Dec 2012Mobile App DeveloperBomb Sight (contractor), LondonDeveloping a geographically oriented Android mobile app using the PhoneGap framework and Wikitude Augmented Reality library to display historic information about WWII bomb damage in London.
Jan 2012 - Apr 2012Drupal Site BuilderEsri UK Ltd (contractor), AylesburyBuilding a Drupal 7 website on IIS/SQL Server, including theming and design work, Drupal Commerce setup for event-based bookings, development of WorldPay integration, training team members in content editing, site building and site maintenance.
Jan 2010 - Dec 2011Lead ProgrammerInteeka Ltd, LondonBuilding Drupal sites including Ubercart e-commerce projects, developing modules for data migration, simplified content management, estate agency related features and other bespoke projects, as well as customising themes for desktop and mobile use, and developing mobile sites and app prototypes. Also responsible for the setup and administration of Linux servers.
Dec 2008 - Dec 2011Drupal DeveloperFreelance, LondonDeveloping a number of Drupal sites including ones for small tourism-related businesses and a charity, a WordPress site for a political blogger, a store locator module for a client with stores UK-wide, and launching themap.im with OpenStreetMap data.
Dec 2008 - Dec 2009Drupal ConsultantM.C. Dean, Inc (contractor), LondonConsultancy for projects including large multi-site installations, working on internationalisation of the Drupal interface, data exchange between multiple sites, and mobile platform integration.
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Jun 2002 - Aug 2003Web DeveloperReuters Ltd, LondonMaintenance and development of recruitment marketing websites and HR databases.
Summer & Dec 2001Web DeveloperDuke Marketing Ltd, Isle of ManWebsite development, building HTML templates, converting graphic designs into layouts.
Summer 2000Junior Web DeveloperPDMS Ltd, Isle of ManBuilding HTML pages, content management and updating HTML templates for government clients.
Voluntary Work & Projects
Jul 2010 - presentCreator, mapper, marketer & developerBuilding a Drupal site dedicated to furthering the OpenStreetMap project in the Isle of Man
Nov 2005 - presentMapper & code contributorEnhancing open map data, assisting with the release of Isle of Man Government map data, and developing enhancements for the project's Ruby on Rails website
2004 - 2005WebmasterPhoto Society, UCLBuilding a website with online photo gallery for the members of the society
2001-2 & 2003-4Comms OfficerA Student Society, UMISTBuilding a database driven website to provide event information.
2004 - 2005MSc Geographic Information ScienceGraduated with DistinctionDissertation: Spatial analysis and representation of usage patterns for a web-based service locator system
2000 - 2004BSc Computing and GeographyUniversity of Manchester / UMISTGraduated with 2:iFinal project: Housing locator website built in PHP using a MySQL database with a geographic search tool
1993 - 2000GCSEs and A-LevelsGCSEs: 3 A (Information Tech, Geography, Maths), 6 B (inc. English) and a C
A-levels: 2 B (Computing, General Studies), 1 C (Geography), 1 E (Maths Mechanics)
- Driving licence
- British citizen
- Right to work in: Isle of Man, United Kingdom, European Union
- Languages spoken: English (mother tongue), German (intermediate), French (basic)
- Interests and hobbies: photography, exploring and mapping urban environments, new technologies
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Inc. magazine announced on Wednesday its 2009 Inc. 5000 ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Massachusetts Technology Corporation (MTC), a diversified technology solutions company and a leader in web-database solutions, healthcare intelligence and specialized job boards, ranks 1,904 on the list, with three-year growth of 274.4 percent. The entire list will be available in the September edition of the magazine.
"This is a confirmation of our hard work, our incredible customers, and the need to develop solutions that help businesses manage their information," said Massachusetts Technology Corporation CEO Rich Kneece. "I'm especially proud of our work in healthcare and life-sciences. We've worked with our clients to develop healthcare intelligence solutions that use clinical data to improve quality of care and eliminate wasteful spending. This is especially important considering the current debate over the future of America's healthcare system."
The 2009 Inc. 5000, unveiled on Wednesday on Inc.com, serves as a unique report card on the U.S. economy. Despite the ongoing recession, aggregate revenue among the companies on the list actually increased to $214 billion, up $29 billion from last year, with a median three-year growth rate of 126 percent. The Inc. 5000 are responsible for creating more than 1 million jobs since their founding; making the list perhaps the best example of the impact private, fast-growing companies can have on the economy. Complete results of the Inc. 5000, including company profiles and an interactive database that can be sorted by industry, region, and other criteria, can be found on Inc.com.
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It's pretty amazing. When I first started home brewing, growlers were a thing only used in small circles of hardcore beer geeks. Now they're everywhere.
Buffalo, NY (PRWEB) October 11, 2013
Growlers come in a range of different sizes, styles, colors, makes, and materials, but at the base level, they're simply vessels for storing and transporting small amounts of draft beer. Buffalo-based bar and restaurant supplier, KegWorks, offers a wide variety of drinkware, and has been carrying growlers for six years now. They started with a simple clear glass growler that holds 64 ounces.
"The clear glass growlers are great for businesses and consumers alike," says Jason Rowley, KegWorks Category Manager. "They're easy to fill without worry of overflows and spills, and they're the cheapest option out there. The only problem with the clear glass option, is its susceptibility to heat and light and the possibility of breakage."
When beer is exposed to heat and light, it becomes what is commonly referred to as "skunky." If you don't have a cool, dark place to store your growlers, you might want to consider darker glass. If you want something that also ensures against breakage, stainless steel is the way to go.
Aside from the standard 64-ounce glass and stainless steel growlers, KegWorks also offers one-liter glass growlers, an old fashioned stoneware growler, leather growler holders, replacement caps, and growler filling tubes.
Rowley said the trend continues to grow. "We recently added two chalkboard growlers, Hydro Flask growlers, made for hot and cold beverages, and plenty of transport options." In addition to strapped tote bags and a car-carrier, KegWorks now offers two wooden tote options, which they build and brand in their own fabrication shop.
"It's pretty amazing," says Peter Milkie, KegWorks Draft Beer Expert. "When I first started home brewing, growlers were a thing only used in small circles of hardcore beer geeks. Now they're everywhere."
To learn more about KegWorks and explore their expansive selection of growlers and growler accessories, visit http://www.kegworks.com/pitchers-pints-growlers-and-accessories-1459.