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I've been thinking: We can all tell when someone is tall or short, right? That's easy, you see a person, you can tell whether they are short or tall. But can you pinpoint at what exact height is the transition point? Is there even a transition point? (This really isn't about height, it applies to temperature, speed, most anything that you can gauge by hand)
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* sort of short, you're 75% likely to call them short
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Prince Charles is taking credit for sons Prince William and Prince Harry's dance moves — whether or not they want him to! In 1974, nearly 40 years ago, Prince Charles spoke to The Australian Women's Weekly about his love of dancing. "If I hear rhythmic music, I just want to get up and dance," he said at the time. Now, the 64-year-old royal tells the October issue of the magazine that he still enjoys slipping on his dancing shoes, but admits his moves may be a little rusty.
"It's slightly less becoming once you get to my age," he says. "I think given half a chance though, the old one-two and the two-step can come in handy. I'm glad to say that both my sons have inherited it, I think."
"They're very good," Prince Charles adds of his sons with the late Princess Diana. "They do make me laugh when they get going." (Princess Diana, who passed away in 1997, was famously photographed showing off her graceful dance moves with actor John Travolta at the 1985 White House dinner.)
Prince William, 31, and Prince Harry, 29, are never too shy to bust a move on the dance floor at events. During a reception at Centrepoint's Camberwell Foyer in December 2011 in London, Prince William was spotted dancing and doing Jay Z's "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" move, with wife Kate Middleton laughing as she looked on.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcomed their first child, son Prince George, in July. Though the little prince may inherit his grandfather's dance moves too, Prince William told reporters one day after his birth that he takes after Middleton, 31. "He's got her looks, thankfully," he joked.
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Ray's Take In the "good old days," many individuals felt comfortable with a lifetime employment approach to their careers. Perhaps they might not become wealthy, but they felt their jobs and pensions were secure. They would then blithely go about their tasks without paying attention to what else was going on in their company. The world is very different now, and it is now essential to regularly scan the health of your career, the company you work for and its competitors.
Do you know how financially stable your company is? If you work for a publicly traded company, the stock market may give you some idea, though that is only one factor. There's a host of public information out there, starting with things as basic as an annual report. A company's financial outlook is just as important for the 52 percent of Americans who work for small companies. Either way, you need to be alert for warning signs to protect your future.
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Video of dad at father-daughter dance goes viral
Texas resident Ray Mason, 51, dances to the Bruno Mars hit "24K Magic," with his 12-year-old daughter, Sadie
Texas resident Ray Mason, 51, dances to the Bruno Mars hit "24K Magic," with his 12-year-old daughter, Sadie
Texas resident Ray Mason, 51, dances to the Bruno Mars hit "24K Magic," with his 12-year-old daughter, Sadie
In a sea of shimmying and twisting kids at a recent elementary school's father-daughter dance, Ray Mason was the center of attention — and not because he was two feet taller than everyone else on the dance floor.
Mason said his 12-year-old daughter Sadie transferred to Beaumont a few weeks ago. Her teacher encouraged the pair to attend the dance so they could get to know other students and parents.
Mason said Sadie was nervous the night of the Feb. 16 dance.
"She was excited, but when we got out of the car, she told me she had butterflies," he said.
After he taught Sadie how to slow dance during the second song of the night, Mason said his daughter suggested he wasn't dancing to his fullest potential.
"Towards the end of the dance, she told me I didn't look like I was having fun," Mason said. "'She told me, 'You don't dance like you do when we're at home.'"
Mason, who was a teen at the height of breakdancing, said he didn't want to embarrass his daughter since she had just started at the school.
"She told me, 'I don't even know anyone here. Just be you, Dad.'"
So the Port Neches-Groves graduate traveled back three decades in his mind and busted out his b-boying talents to the Bruno Mars' hit "24K Magic," a song Mason said he couldn't even recall if it weren't for the video.
"If you throw some '70s or '80s tracks at me, I'd be able to name them," he said.
In the video, posted by fellow parent Tobias Jones, Sadie looks anything but embarrassed as her dad slowly attracts the attention of nearby students and parents nearby.
"She's the real performer," Mason said of his daughter, who didn't skip a beat dancing next to him in the video. "She's going to be somebody one day."
Mason said by the following day he caught his coworkers at First National Reserve watching the video in the break room.
"To me, it's just me and my little girl dancing," Mason said.
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LOWELL -- For the second straight week, the City Council delayed taking final action on a zoning ordinance that would restrict where medical-marijuana dispensaries could be located in the city.
Instead, the council Tuesday night sent the proposed ordinance back to the zoning subcommittee for further discussion. One reason mentioned for the delay was because the state's Department of Public Health is yet to promulgate regulations for the operation of the dispensaries.
The ordinance before the council Tuesday night would allow the dispensaries by special permit in light industrial and high-rise commercial-zoning districts.
The ordinance would also prohibit the dispensaries from being within 1,000 feet of an educational institution or a public library.
In other business Tuesday, the council:
* Approved City Manager Bernie Lynch's reappointment of Kerry Hall to the Board of Health.
* Approved Lynch's reappointment of Ryan Gilday to the Pollard Memorial Library Board of Trustees.
* Approved Marty Lorrey's motion requesting Lynch request the proper department explore another location for the Human Dog Sled Racing event at Winterfest.
* Approved John Leahy's motion requesting Lynch send a letter on behalf of the City Council inviting the Lowell Plan to work with the council and School Committee regarding improvements to the science labs at Lowell High School.
* Approved Leahy's motion requesting Lynch extend an invitation to the Lowell Plan to attend an Economic Development subcommittee to explore a strategy with UMass Lowell to recruit research facilities to locate their businesses in the city.
* Approved Ed Kennedy's motion requesting Lynch work with the superintendent of schools and the School Department to develop a pilot program for this summer aimed at hiring Lowell youth to perform maintenance jobs in school buildings.
* Approved Vesna Nuon's motion requesting Lynch, when working with nonprofit organizations and any company or business receiving a tax break from the city, to ask them to give Lowell-based businesses the opportunity to bid any work, services and or supplies.
* Approved Nuon's motion requesting Lynch work with the human-resource department to develop a policy regarding hiring and promotion to help give Lowellians greater access to city jobs.
* Approved Nuon's motion requesting the police superintendent develop a public service tutorial on the city's website or public television regarding how to protect personal property from theft.
* Approved, 8-1, Nuon's motion requesting Mayor Patrick Murphy send a letter on behalf of the City Council to U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas, expressing concern relative to the adverse impact of the postal service's impending elimination of Saturday mail on the Lowell community. Joseph Mendonca voted in opposition.
* Approved Nuon's motion requesting Murphy, on behalf of City Council and City of Lowell, send a letter of condolence to the family of Michael Dubois, a Lowell High School teacher who died recently.
* Approved Murphy's motion requesting Lynch include in the city's legislative agenda support for the governor's local-aid formula proposal to incentivize strong fiscal and performance management.
* Approved Murphy and Nuon's motion requesting Lynch add larger swings to the set at Armory Park.
* Approved Mendonca's motion requesting Lynch identify a park location where a Cricket field could be established.
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* Approved Leahy's motion requesting Lynch have the proper department present a plan to rejuvenate the City Council Chamber in the month of July including painting walls, replacing shades and sanding wood floors.
* Approved Leahy's motion requesting Lynch have the DPW present a comprehensive street-sweeping plan, including current operations utilizing the small vacuum trucks.
* Approved Rodney Elliott's motion requesting Lynch provide a report on the status of trees cut down on the property next to the new Walgreens at the Rourke Bridge.
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Facebook's stock fell on Wednesday after its employees were able to sell shares for the first time.
The lockup period expired on 229 million shares, which caused the stock to drop more than 4 percent earlier in the day, on higher-than-average volume, though it has recovered a bit.
The lockup period officially expired on Monday, but with the markets closed due to Hurricane Sandy, this is the first time employees have been able to sell. (Read More: Facebook Insiders Can Now Shovel Stock Out the Door.)
With Facebook shares off more than 40 percent since its May IPO, Wednesday's losses have likely been moderated by the company's stronger-than-expected earnings last week. The news that the social network is starting to profit from its fast-growing mobile users sent shares flying higher by their biggest one-day jump a week ago. (Read More: Facebook Revenue Jumps 32% Amid Gains in Mobile.)
Facebook's first lockup period expiration was for early investors and directors shares, back in August. Though CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he has no plans to sell his shares, news that angel investor Peter Thiel sold the majority of his shares send the stock over 4 percent lower back in August. And last week Accel Partners Jim Breyer sold a chunk of his shares, worth over $80 million. (Read More: Investor Peter Thiel Sells Facebook Shares.)
The big question is what will happen when the biggest lockup expiration comes on Nov. 14, when nearly 800 million employee shares become available for sale.
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We carry out research on various animal and wildlife diseases including bovine TB, food-borne bacteria and antimicrobial resistance.
Much of APHA's scientific activity is focused on protecting Great Britain against the threat and impact of a wide variety of animal diseases and other species conflicts. Many of these diseases also infect humans.
Our research provides scientific evidence that allows us to provide expert advice and supports policy development for the government and the European Union.
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APHA has its own Ethics Committee which must review and approve all experiments involving the use of animals for a scientific purpose before they begin. The committee members include vets, animal care staff, a biostatistician, scientists and non-scientists from across the agency. There are also external lay members of the committee, recruited from the local community, who bring an independent view to the proceedings.
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refinement – all aspects of care and use of animals from the beginning to end of the study must be designed to minimise the impacts on the animals welfare
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Actress Helena Bonham Carter and television presenter Natasha Kaplinsky have met Holocaust survivors in New York.
The pair are on a two-day visit to the US as part of Prime Minister David Cameron's Holocaust Commission, which was set up earlier this year.
Along with commission chair Mick Davis they hosted a tea party for 50 survivors of the atrocity at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage.
Bonham Carter, whose grandfather Eduardo Propper de Callejon was posthumously recognised for his role in saving hundreds of Jews during the Second World War, said: "It has been an honour to meet so many Holocaust survivors today.
"Hearing their stories underlines the enormity of the task ahead of us as members of the Prime Minister's Holocaust Commission.
"We have a responsibility to keep these stories alive and a duty to ensure their memories will never be forgotten."
Kaplinsky described the trip as "highly informative" with "extraordinary access".
She added: "But the highlight has to be hearing the personal testimonies of these incredible Holocaust survivors.
"Like the hundreds of survivors I have met in the UK, these remarkable individuals work tirelessly to educate others by sharing their stories.
"We won't always have them with us. It is our duty to act now to keep their legacy alive and ensure the lessons of the Holocaust are not lost for future generations. "
They were due to meet Holocaust survivor and nobel peace prize winner Professor Elie Wiesel tonight.
Earlier, the delegation visited the newly opened 9/11 museum in New York.
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Would you say that polls are very reliable, somewhat reliable, somewhat unreliable, or very unreliable?
Sample sizes, the way those samples are selected, and the precise wording of questions can all influence the outcome of a poll. In this segment, Ira talks with polling experts about what makes a reliable poll and how polls should be conducted. Why is it that sometimes election exit polls seem to be right on the money, while other times election results can surprise even expert analysts?


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New Mexico Man Sentenced To 6 Years For Hitching Post Fire
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A federal judge has sentenced a New Mexico man to six years in prison for his role in an arson attack that burned down most of a landmark hotel in Cheyenne.
Judge Nancy Freudenthal sentenced 51-year-old Ajay Jariwala of Albuquerque to the maximum sentence possible on Monday. Jariwala had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit arson. Jariwala had faced between five to six years in prison under an agreement with federal prosecutors. Prosecutors dropped five other felony counts at sentencing.
Jariwala is a New Mexico hotelier and was a principal in CJM Hospitality LLC, the company that owned the Hitching Post hotel. Prosecutors say Jariwala retained two other men to burn the building in 2010 to try to collect more than $13 million in insurance.


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Wiz Khalifa Flattered by Kanye West Shout-Out on 'Way Too Cold'
Some people may have been shocked to hear Kanye West shout out Wiz Khalifa on his song 'Way Too Cold' (aka 'Theraflu'). Even Wiz himself was surprised to hear his name on the song. "I took it as he knows I'm a good guy," he says.
Wizzy was mentioned on the track in reference to Yeezy's ex-girlfriend Amber Rose who is now engaged to the Pittsburgh, Pa. rapper. "And the whole industry want to f— your old chick / Only n—a I got respect for is Wiz," West raps on the song.
While the two rappers have never met, Wiz sees West's one-line verse as a compliment to his relationship with Rose. "So the fact that we're two great people that are treating each other well, he's coming down and saying, 'Hey, hats off to you.' That's how I see it," he told MTV's Hip-Hop POV (via Ace Showbiz).
When asked if it annoys him when people throw Kanye questions at him, Wiz replied, "It doesn't really bother me because it's something that people are gonna always be interested in," he says. "So I just accept it for what it is and keep it pushing man. I got a whole positive campaign and it's all love."
Wiz doesn't object to a possible collaboration with West in the future but he's not forcing the matter. If it happens, it's all good. If it's doesn't, it's not the end of the world.


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We are glad you came to visit. Access the links at top and under "Connections" at right to find out more about graduate education at Temple University. Whether you are in the initial stages of considering graduate schools or are presently enrolled in a degree program at Temple University, you have embarked on the exciting next leg of your life adventure. May the road to an academic career, profession, or other life path be smooth.
Graduate School in Brief
The Graduate School oversees all facets of graduate education at Temple University. It is responsible for admitting students who meet university requirements and recommending to The Board of Trustees the awarding of graduate degrees. The Graduate School also reviews the qualifications of those faculty members appointed as "Graduate Faculty."
In addition, the Graduate School oversees the quality of new and continuing graduate programs, monitors standards of scholarship, maintains student records, and verifies advancement to candidacy. In concert with the Graduate Board, the Graduate School establishes and maintains admissions and degree requirements in consultation with the deans of the schools and colleges and their graduate councils. Finally, the Graduate School administers policies established by the Graduate Board and Temple University.
Temple University in Brief
Temple University is the 26th largest university and one of the most diverse and comprehensive public research institutions in the United States. It is this nation's fifth largest provider of professional education, including dentistry, law, medicine, pharmacy, and podiatric medicine. The University's location in Philadelphia is a key element in forging a unique student experience. As the fifth largest U.S. city, the "City of Brotherly Love" is a great place to be when books are put away and it's time to play.
Temple has grown tremendously since its founding by Dr. Russell H. Conwell in 1884. Chartered as Temple College in 1888, it was incorporated as Temple University in 1907. Then, in 1965, by the Act of the Legislature of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Temple University became a state-related institution in the Commonwealth System of Higher Education.
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Fifty years after Evel Knievel so famously wiped out trying to jump the fountain at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Travis Pastrana has successfully made the jump.
Dressed in the iconic white jumpsuit with the blue V and white stars that the legendary stunt performer was known to wear, Pastrana jumped the fountain in the opposite direction that Knievel did. Because the area is more built out than it was 50 years ago, he had less space for the run-in and had to accelerate as hard as he could.
"I literally have to hit 68 mph in under 200 feet," he in an interview before the event. said. "With his high-heel dress boots, if I miss a shift, I'm in the fountain for sure."
RELATED | Ode to Evel: Pastrana hopes to clear Ceasars Palace fountain
Pastrana was the first to do a double backflip on a motorcycle. On New Year's Eve 2009, he shattered the world record for the longest jump in a rally car when he traveled 269 feet from the Pine Street Pier in Long Beach onto a barge anchored in the harbor. He celebrated by doing a backflip off the landing ramp into the chilly water.


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Hey, here's a novel idea for our industry: Why don't we put out a press release and tell everyone (yes, brag) about how well we are doing as an industry during this tough economic downturn/recession? Yes, that's right: how well we are doing.
I believe it's important for us to puff our pecs a bit and recognize that the fitness business is healthy.
We should let others know that we share our strategies and tactics with each other in friendly yet competitive ways. We can express to everyone that our workout traffic has actually increased during these tough economic times and share how that has inspired many of us to invest more time with our members and how this inspiration has led to great member referral programs or club-based activities. We also can share with them how our new member unit numbers have held strong and even our ancillary business (personal training, massage, tanning and aquatics programs), though down a bit, have done well.
Why not? Shouldn't everyone know that group exercise programs, circuit training and yoga are great economic stress relievers? Shouldn't we shout about how exercise can be entertainment? I mean, have you sat in a hot tub or taken a steam with your members lately? Now, that's entertainment. How about the fact that we employ millions of people and are keeping tens of millions more in great shape?
During a time when health care is the lead story in every newspaper or news show, and while our HMOs and PPOs have cut back on therapy and rehab appointments, we fill that need with proper exercise and conditioning for pennies of what it costs to heal the sick. Why not continue to shout from every media format that we are the answer to many of the things that ail our nation, such as stress, depression, anxiety, obesity, eating disorders, heart disease, cancer and diabetes? It's time for each of us, individually and collectively, to contact every news source we can and proclaim that we are surviving, and more importantly, we can help them survive, too.
So to make this even easier, I have taken the liberty of including a press release template in my column. I also have written an ad in the online version of this column. Use these as guides, substituting your information and comments where appropriate. Also use these to alert the media and community in your area about how well we are doing as an industry. Isn't it time that we stood up and bragged a bit? I sure think it is.
Here's the press release:
Stacy's Total Fitness Hosts Halloween Open House on Saturday, Oct. 31
SAN DIEGO — Stacy's Total Fitness Center is hosting a Halloween Open House from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31. Everyone is invited. Free, seven-day VIP memberships are available to those who come by for a tour.
The gym is a great place to relieve stress, and it's not that expensive. Just ask our members.
"Even if I am having the worst day, I go into Stacy's Total Fitness Center and walk out feeling like I have accomplished something positive with my day," says member Nancy Smith.
The fitness industry is accomplishing something positive, too. Exercise is a proven way to reduce stress, which is on the rise these days. That may be why even in today's economy, many health clubs are actually doing well and employing millions of Americans. The health club industry is predicted to grow by 4 percent in 2009. And the U.S. Department of Labor predicts that the number of jobs in the fitness industry will grow by 27 percent between 2006 and 2016. This growth means that people are taking their health more seriously. Are you?
Join us at the fun-filled Halloween Open House to see what we can offer you. We'll have a drawing for San Diego Charger tickets, bobbing for apples and prizes, plus free group exercise classes, free Kids Club activities, free fitness goal assessments with a certified personal trainer, and much more.
"We welcome all members and friends to our Open House," says owner Stacy Jones.
About Stacy's Total Fitness Center: Stacy's Total Fitness Center is a premier club that offers state-of-the-art equipment, expert personal trainers and specialized programs and classes. The 37,000-square-foot facility has full-court basketball, a pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and more than 70 pieces of cardio equipment with personalized TVs.
For more information, visit www.stacystotalfitness.com, call Stacy Jones at 800-555-1212 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mark Mastrov, founder of 24 Hour Fitness, is now an investor in various business opportunities through his company, New Evolution Fitness Co. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Back to Basics - 4xForwardPosted in Features on July 15, 2013
I had some great fun the other day, just like a kid in a candy store. And it was all because of a bone-stock 4x4, some mud, a good friend, and some helpful Jeepers. Being experienced wheelers, my buddy and I both knew better, so we set out on a little backcountry tour in a stock rig with no tools, supplies, or recovery equipment. We didn't even tell anyone where we were going. Of course, we ended up being mired in the mud and having to walk back for assistance, in the rain. Light rain, mind you, but still rain.
It turns out that we all start wheeling the same way we start walking—from the beginning. Whether you started wheeling in the womb or when you were 90, or you're starting today, you still had to learn the basics of wheeling one step at a time. In my mind that's one of the things that makes wheeling fun: learning new skills and facts that you can use throughout your lifetime.
For instance, most experienced (or educated) wheelers know what can happen when you cross a stream or pond. Water can be sucked into the engine intake and hydrolock it, maybe even blowing a rod out the side of the block. Luckily many of these lessons and facts can be learned from the other guy instead of firsthand. In fact, half of the wheeling experience could be considered getting stuck and knowing how to save yourself so you don't spend the night in the woods—or worse. But what's really so bad about that? Lots of people like "camping."
As a rule, a simple stuck isn't that serious if you are prepared. Of course, we weren't prepared so we tried our best driving techniques to get the truck even stucker. A little rock under a tire, a push or tug from your buddy on the side, or even a jack to get yourself back on terra firma will usually suffice, but not this time. Of course, you have to know these techniques and have some smarts for recovery gear, but that can be just as fun as wheeling. In fact, some guys go wheeling just to see who gets stuck and if they can help the poor souls out.
The same thing goes for mechanical breakdowns. Fixing stuff on the trail can be just as rewarding as wheeling if you can MacGyver a rig back to the barn. But even this you generally learn one step at a time, and then you upgrade your driving and mechanical skills as well as fortify your 4x4 with tires, lifts, lockers, and the like.
Once those goals have been achieved, many wheelers drift back to basics: stock truck wheeling, as it were. It's finding out if you still know how to drive instead of relying on your equipment upgrades. Bald street tires, open diffs, stock suspension, and weak motors all make up for some real fun. Give it a try, and see how it used to be.
Luckily this time we didn't have to experience the whole learning curve as the Emerald Coast Jeepers found us walking to camp and quickly winched us out of a simple predicament. Still, it was a whole lot of fun and sure beat a day in the office!


text: @ David _ I am with you I don't open my wallet to buy into a fad. And the 3D printing has a long weight to go however we are on the verge of some significant changes as it relates to certain products that benefit from manufacturing with specific materials, i.e. the sole of a shoe for example. But complex products it will take much more development to get there, and it won't be done on Amazon and it won't be me funding it.


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Hey everyone, Christopher here. It's been a while since I've blogged anything here (over a year in fact). While my role in IE7 was focused on security community outreach, for IE8 I'm focused on increasing security, and delivering great end-user features. The first of which we gave some love to is the Address bar.
Domain Highlighting
At a glance, the most visible change with IE8 is Domain Highlighting. Internet Explorer 8 will automatically highlight what it considers to be the owning domain of whatever site you're currently viewing. This helps users identify the real site they're on when a website attempts to deceive them. The screen shot below shows how IE8's Domain Highlighting can help users spot these attacks:
With IE8, it should be clearer that you're at a website owned by Example.com and not Microsoft.com.
Domain Highlighting effectively calls out what Internet Explorer 8 recognizes as the owning domain for the purposes of making security decisions. This helps with things like sharing cookie information with subdomains, or whether it allows scripting calls. Domain Highlighting does not make any security guarantees in itself, but it gives the user more information to determine whether to trust the site based on their own experience. If you think you've found a site that incorrectly reports the owning domain, we want to know about it. Refer to the IE Beta Feedback post for channels to get this information to us.
Domain Highlighting will 'disappear' if the user hovers over or clicks in the Address Bar. This lets you edit, copy or paste a URL without being distracted by the highlighting.
Domain Highlighting cannot be turned off by users or websites. It works in concert with other information provided in the Address bar, like Safety Filter warnings or HTTPS certificate information. It appears on all versions of Windows that IE8 supports: Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, and Windows XP.
This screenshot below shows how Domain Highlighting looks when a user is at a site using an Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate:
When used with SSL (or EV SSL) sites, both the owning domain and the HTTPS protocol are highlighted.
Besides domain highlighting, we've also added a few usability improvements to IE8's address bar:
Support For Pasting Multi-Line URLs
IE8 will automatically strip out excess carriage returns and line feeds within a URL when pasted into the Address Bar. Many web e-mail applications automatically split long lines into multiple lines, which meant you couldn't easily copy and paste them into the browser. Users can now highlight an entire URL, no matter how many lines it spans, and paste it directly into the Address Bar.
Example: if you copy and paste the next 3 lines into the Address Bar of IE7, only the first line (an incomplete fragment of the entire URL) will appear. In IE8, the entire URL will appear:
Improved Click Behavior
Internet Explorer 8 has an improved model for inserting the selection carat, and selecting words, or entire URLs in the Address bar:
- Single-click within a URL to insert the caret. This allows the user to make an in-line edit easily.
- Double-click within a URL to select the word (words are delimited by common characters like slashes).
- Triple-click to select the entire URL.
- A subsequent click (a fourth click) will cycle back to the single-click behavior.
Inline Autocomplete: cut for IE8
We've cut the inline autocomplete feature in the Address Bar in IE8. This option was disabled by default in IE7 and has been removed from the Address Bar in IE8. However the advanced option that controls the behavior will still exist, because other parts of Windows will still use this functionality if the user chooses to enable it – just not the Address Bar.
One final change
Finally, we've made one more subtle change in IE8 Beta 1. Prior to IE8, when you typed a string into the address bar, an option at the very bottom would always appear that says "Search for <the string you typed>." If you selected this option, IE would check to see if it was the name of a top-level Favorite, and if not, pass off the request to Windows File Explorer, then pass off the request to the network (and hopefully to the Internet). If all else failed, you might see a page provided by your auto-search provider (likely but not always the same as your default search provider), or in some cases, your ISP might offer up some choices instead. Back in, say, 1997 when the option was added, it seemed like 'search' was an appropriate term to use. Of course today, 'search' is a loaded and specific term, and it doesn't really correctly describe what happens when you choose that option, so we renamed it. Now it's "Go to <the string you typed>." The behavior of IE8 itself isn't different, it still follows the same steps to try and take you where you're going, but we thought it was worth changing the wording so nobody got confused.
That's a summary of what's new & different for the Address Bar in IE8 Beta 1. I will be looking through the comments to this post for useful & constructive feedback about these changes.
Thanks for trying Internet Explorer Beta 1!
Christopher Vaughan
Program Manager
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FOX Business: Capitalism Lives Here
The broad S&P 500 hit its highest level since December 2007 in intra-day trading Friday, with Wall Street capping a strong week on a high note.
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Today's Markets
As of 2:30 p.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 23.9 points, or 0.18%, to 13415, the S&P 500 gained 5 points, or 0.34%, to 1464 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.4 points, or 0.04%, to 3102.
Despite a lackluster performance Thursday, the markets have posted a strong performance during the first week of 2013. The Dow has leapt higher by some 3.5%, while the broader S&P 500 has surged 4.1%.
With Congress fading out of the picture for the moment, traders are getting a fresh chance to focus on the U.S. economy.
The Labor Department said non-farm payrolls increased by 155,000 in December, beating expectations of an increase of 150,000. The unemployment rate held steady at 7.8%, compared to expectations of 7.7%. November's jobless rate was revised up by 0.1 percentage point to 7.8%. Digging into the report, the private sector added 168,000 jobs, while the government shed 13,000.
Meanwhile, the Institute for Supply Management said its index of U.S. non-manufacturing activity came in at 56.1 in December, beating expectations of a rise to 54.2 and an increase from 54.7 in November.
Certain commodities came under heavy selling pressure after minutes from the Federal Reserve released Thursday showed many members of the central bank's policy-setting board see asset purchases ending this year. Those remarks pushed the dollar higher against a basket of world currencies Thursday and Friday, which tends to put pressure on dollar-traded commodities.
Gold tumbled $25.70, or 1.5%, to $1,649 a troy ounce. The benchmark U.S. crude contract rose 17 cents, or 0.18%, to $93.09 a barrel. Meanwhile, wholesale New York Harbor gasoline sold off by 1.2% to $2.764 a gallon.
Foreign Markets
The Euro Stoxx 50 rose 0.3% to 2709, the English FTSE 100 gained 0.7% to 6090 and the German DAX climbed 0.26% to 7776.
In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 soared 2.8% to 10688 and the Chinese Hang Seng fell 0.29% to 23331.


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Proposed Canon
Wiener-Rammer are a non-humanoid mount unit with siege capabilities.
They can be used to breach gatesErf-b1-p126 Erf-b1-p127 and thinner wallsErf-b1-p133.
It is stated in the Gobwin Knob entry that only light units could enter the tunnels. Yet a FoxMUD Wiener-Rammer did enter the tunnels, attacked Parson Gotti, and was summarily croaked by him (much to the shock of the FoxMUD Warlord commanding it). This implies that Wiener-Rammers should be classified as a Light unit, yet also have a high damage attack comparable to a heavier unit. This is logical considering that they seem to be designed specifically to force breaches in gates and walls. However, it should be noted that Weiner-Rammers may not necessarily be Light units simply because of this incident, as Sizemore did state that the tunnels were "So porous anyone could walk in." This may mean that Level 1 tunnels allow any size units in, even Heavies.
Apparently resistant to being uncroaked under normal circumstances, even by a Master Croakamancer. This may be a common feature of being a mount or a siege unit, or may be special to the Wiener-Rammer, but can be decrypted by an attuned user of the Arkenpliers.Erf-b1-p146
Known Users
Royal Crown Coalition - apparently provided by FoxMUD since a Wiener-Rammer is used as a mount by a FoxMUD unit (apparently a Warlord).Erf-b1-p133
That said, Wanda Firebaugh has shown that she can decrypt a Wiener-Rammer, and there is at least one on the side of Gobwin Knob when the city is rebuilt after its fall.Erf-b1-p146
Real World References
- "Wiener" is a German word for something or somebody from Vienna, but it has multiple meaning (including hot dog)
- Carries resemblance to an elongated dachshund (wiener dog) with ram's horns
- Probably a pun on the Weimaraner breed of dog
- When ramming, one the onomatopoeia was "YTMND," a reference to the phrase "You're the man now, dog," a phrase made popular in the movie "Finding Forrester" and subsequently the subject of various Internet memes.


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