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On this Father�s Day we say �thank you� to the man who gave us life. I suppose it�s also fitting on this day to salute our forefathers as well for their insight, vision and steely determination that made this country the envy of the world.
On this Father�s Day we say �thank you� to the man who gave us life. I suppose it�s also fitting on this day to salute our forefathers as well for their insight, vision and steely determination that made this country the envy of the world.
On June 6, the Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet, at which the new board was introduced and special honors were bestowed. It was my privilege that night to introduce the chamber�s Man of the Year, David Pearson of Swansboro.
Following are prepared remarks I used to introduce Pearson � I have his wife, Pam, to thank for providing me background material.
As an aside: When I began to compose my narrative and later when I delivered the speech, Pearson�s achievements and dedication to so many causes � particularly his volunteer efforts with Hammocks Beach State Park � it struck me again why we Americans are a great people.
The following is my introduction speech for David Pearson.
�When Theodore Roosevelt was elected our nation�s 26th president in 1901, there were no such things as national parks or state recreation areas. Roosevelt, known to many as our country�s conservationist president, would lead an administration that would see the creation of the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service that we know today.
�Under Roosevelt, citizens from all walks of life could begin to enjoy the beauty and splendor of places such as Crater Lake in Oregon, Wind Cove in South Dakota, Sullys Hill in neighboring North Dakota, Mesa Verde in Colorado and the Platt region of Oklahoma.
�Roosevelt recognized man�s connection to his natural environment and used his bully pulpit to ensure that future generations would not be denied the pleasure of enjoying natural, unspoiled lands. When the two-term president left office in 1909, his actions had helped preserve and keep in the public domain more than 230 million acres.
�Six years later, many environmentally conscience North Carolinians channeled their energies and passions into creating Mount Mitchell State Park, thus beginning an endeavor that would grow to 35 state parks and four recreational areas throughout the state.
�The value of our state parks is not lost on the citizens and visitors who patronize our beautiful preserves. The tourists and guests who visit our state parks have a profound impact on local economies of the towns near which these parks are located. According to the governor�s office, outdoor recreation in North Carolina annually contributes $19.2 billion to our state�s economy with more than $400 million coming into state coffers as a direct result of people visiting our state parks.
�Now fast forward six decades or so: In the early 1970s, a young boy and his family moved from Quantico, Va., and began to call Swansboro home. Like many families, they were brought here by the military.
�David Pearson, who was recently honored as the Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce�s Man of the Year, would matriculate in its public schools and graduate from Swansboro High School in 1982. He would continue his education by studying computer programming at Coastal Carolina Community College. While contemporaries such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Larry Ellision were already involved in the same field of study and would help revolutionize the way we live, Pearson embarked on a path of community service and public advocacy that some would argue has had as much effect on those he touched as the computer nerds from Harvard and denizens of Silicon Valley.
�In practically every organization with which he became affiliated, he not only became deeply involved but attained positions of leadership. In 1988, six years after graduating high school, he was accepted into the Swansboro Rotary � a civic group whose members endeavor to place service above self. He would serve as secretary, vice president and eventually president of Swansboro Rotary. He continued his Rotarian service as assistant district governor for Rotary International District 7730 for three years.
�He valued public service and ran for a seat on the town board. He was elected Swansboro town commissioner in 1997, serving one term.
�He held leadership positions on the board of directors of the Jacksonville Board of Realtors, serving as its president in 1999.
�He gave back to his alma mater by serving on the board and as president of the Swansboro High School Century Club from 2003 to 2012.
�He currently serves on the Swansboro Tourism Development Authority as well as on the Sea Turtle Advisory Committee. Of course, he is a fellow chamber member.
�But it was a seemingly innocuous boat ride with his wife by his side and Park Superintendent Sam Bland on board that led Pearson to get involved with Hammocks Beach State Park.
He had innocently asked Bland: How do things get done here?
Bland simply replied, �The squeaky wheel gets the grease.� Bland had no idea what those six words had ignited inside our Man of the Year.
�From that day forward, Pearson has been applying lubricant. I bet there isn�t a member of our state�s General Assembly who has been within earshot of him who isn�t aware of his passion for Hammocks Beach State Park with its pristine sand dunes, changing channels and beloved sea turtles.
�Here, I�ll read word for word from the outline written about our Man of the Year as provided to me by the woman who knows him best � his wife: �He has worked tirelessly to protect the remaining 289 acres of the Hammocks Beach Corporation from being developed and advocated for the property to become part of HBSP.�
�The irony in those words is that Pearson�s 9-to-5 job is that of a Swansboro real estate agent who, in most situations, would love nothing more than to have more waterfront property come to market.
�But I believe the Chamber�s Man of the Year has other reasons why he chooses to preserve this land. I bet he�s doing it for future generations � perhaps for the two young ladies that were seated next to him at the chamber�s annual banquet.
�When daughters Jessica and Kristen, both Swansboro girls and alumna of Wake Forest, return home years later with their families and enjoy a day on Bear Island, they can tell their children, �Your grand-daddy helped preserve this local treasure.��
Swansboro resident Mike McHugh is an advertising account executive with The Daily News. Readers can email him at: email@example.com.


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The New York Jets added a fifth name to their Tuesday salary-cap purge with the announcement that linebacker Bart Scott has been released.
The move came less than an hour after the team announced it had waived linebacker Calvin Pace, safety Eric Smith, offensive tackle Jason Smith and tight end Josh Baker.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported that Scott's agent planned to meet with the Jets on Thursday to explore options that would keep Scott with the team in 2013. It appears the Jets made a quick audible on that front.
The Jets receive $7.15 million in cap relief by cutting Scott, according to ESPN. The team has now cleared approximately $30 million in cap space in one day.
Scott's exit was widely expected, which made it conspicuous when his name wasn't among the initial cuts announced Tuesday. Linebacker DeMario Davis is expected to move into the starting lineup to replace Scott, who spent four seasons in New York.
After being named the Jets' coach in 2009, Rex Ryan made it a point to bring Scott with him from the Baltimore Ravens. Scott was a playmaker early in his tenure with the Jets, and his "Can't wait!" proclamation after an upset win over the New England Patriots in the 2010 playoffs cemented his place in franchise lore.
But Scott's play slipped noticeably over the past two seasons, and he eventually came to represent the dysfunction that now seems to define the Jets. This wasn't a hard move for new general manager John Idzik, who cut salary and removed a player who has helped define an image the team is eager to distance itself from.
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From eateries to meeting spaces, to a range of departments within Student Affairs, the Student Union is the hub of campus activity. Stop by to eat, have fun with friends and become part of your Comet community!
Billiards and Games
Billiard tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and a selection of board games are offered through the recreation desk. For table tennis fans, the Student Union has four tables and equipment for check-out.
The Comet Lounge on the second floor includes a large open space and fireplace. The TV Lounge on the first floor features bean bag chairs and gaming TVs. Orion Lounge is a small lounge on the first floor with an area for reading, study or conversation.
Outdoor Hangouts
Adjacent to The Pub, The Patio is an outdoor option with shaded dining. There are also picnic tables surrounding the Student Union, as well as the Plinth, a space for outdoor events and concerts.
Room Reservations
Registered student organizations, staff and faculty must use the Room Reservation System to request facilities in the Student Union other campus venues.
Reservation Scheduling Video Tutorials
The Pub
The Pub offers handcrafted burgers, sandwiches, salads, fries and onion rings. The Pub also has TVs, pool tables and a small venue for events.
Student Union Food Court
The Student Union Food Court includes a Panda Express, Moe's Southwest Grill, Chick-fil-A and 2Mato. All venues in this location offer a meal exchange option for those signed up for a University meal plan.
Comet Café
The Comet Café features a Subway, the Create salad bar, Outtakes grab-and-go and Ben and Jerry's ice cream.
Child Care
SU 2.510 — Child care is offered Monday-Thursday from 3:30 to 10 p.m. for students attending class during those times. Care is available for children ages 4-11, and pre-registration is required.
Comet Card Office
SSA 12.324 — At the Comet Card Office, students can pick up their Comet Card, purchase discount tickets, receive free notarization services, buy postage stamps and more.
Comet Spirit Programs
SU 2.401 — Comet Spirit Programs include the UT Dallas mascot, cheerleaders, power dancers, a pep band and the Crush Crew.
Fraternity and Sorority Life
SU 1.610 — UT Dallas is home to 24 national Greek-letter fraternities and sororities from the Inter-fraternity council, the United Greek Council, the National Pan-Hellenic Council and the College Pan-Hellenic Council.
Meteor Theater
SSA 13.451 — Meteor Theater is UT Dallas' student-run movie program that screens popular films throughout the school year.
Student Government
SU 2.401 — Student Government is the official student voice to UT Dallas administration, the UT System Board of Regents and other governmental entities.
Student Leadership Programs
SU 2.401 — Student Leadership Programs offer non-credit classes and workshops in leadership development throughout the year.
Student Media
SU 1.601 — Student Media includes The Mercury, Radio UTD, UTD TV and A Modest Proposal.
Student Organization Center
SU 2.416 — There are nearly 300 student organizations that play an important role in campus life. If you can't find the right fit for you and your friends, you're invited to create your own group.
Student Union and Activities Advisory Board
SSA 13.451 — The Student Union and Activities Advisory Board, known as SUAAB, offers a variety of events throughout the academic year.
972-883-6157 (control desk)
972-883-6158 (office)
Address and Directions
Student Union
The University of Texas at Dallas
800 W. Campbell Rd., SU 21
Richardson, TX 75080-3021
Directions to Campus
Campus Map
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday: 7-12 a.m.
Saturday-Sunday: 9 a.m.-11 p.m.
*Abbreviated schedules during some holidays and at certain times of the year.
Stay Connected
Student Union on Facebook
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Student Union parking is available in Lot J behind the Activity Center, in Parking Structure 1, and in Lot C or Lot D. View campus map »
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Director, Student Union
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Facilities Manager, Student Union and Student Services Building
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Assistant Director, Student Union
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Coordinator, Student Union
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Coordinator, Student Union
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Administrative Assistant, Student Union
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Media Technology Specialist, Student Union
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Frontiers Lecture: The Cosmic Cocktail main content.
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What is the universe made of? The longest outstanding problem in all of modern physics, this question is the most important research topic in cosmology and particle physics today, especially as new research shows that most of the universe consists of what is known as dark matter.
In this podcast, theoretical astrophysicist Katherine Freese explores dark matter and the ongoing research being done to learn about the nature of this mysterious particle, as discussed in her new book The Cosmic Cocktail.
This lecture took place at the Hayden Planetarium on May 12, 2014. The talk was hosted by Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Podcast: Download | RSS | iTunes (1 hour and 19 mins, 95 MB)
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I had the opportunity to chat a bit with Kneil Melicano, who this week won the Threadless Bestees Award for Design of the Year. Of course, he was quite excited about his win and I was very excited to get to chat with him.Â
Coty: What was it like waiting to see if your design would make the top 20 for the Design of the Year category? Were you confident that you would win Design of the Year once you saw that RED made the top 20?
Kneil: It was amazing. I'm still floored. I was not that confident looking at all the finalists, seeing most that made it are some of the best concepts for a t-shirt printed out there. The amount of talent Threadless produces and prints is absurd. From Frank Barbara, Aled Lewis, AJ Dimarucot + Jimiyo, Oliver Moss, Enkel Dika, Joshua Kemble, etc etc, you can't help but feel intimidated by these heavyweights. I did an uppercut-hadouken combo after I refreshed the page and saw my name in the top 20.
Coty: You've mentioned that you're friends with AJ Dimarucot, aka CollisionTheory, who also had a design that made the top 20. What was it like to go up against a friend whose design, When Pandas Attack, was much talked about this year and very popular? Would you like to maybe collaborate with AJ in the future?
Kneil: Haha! AJ is a scary scary person to go against with. I had the opportunity of meeting him when he had his victory party from his win over at DBH. And that dude knows how to throw [a party] on a side note.
He's a very talented person for someone who admits he can't draw. That Panda shirt is one of my favorite designs from the site. Battling it out with Pandas Attack made for the most stressful week of my life looking at how well it was received over at other sites like Emptees. But I think RED had a following of it's own. You tend to look at it in a different perspective. Sometimes what works as standard for a great score at a printable range over at Threadless doesn't necessarily work at other sites specifically like DBH (famed for huge prints). I think if RED made it over at DBH for a head-to-head with the Panda, it would suffer a heavy concussion with a blurred vision. I like the idea that the crowd chose a more traditional basic print. Not to pertain or target the Panda's huge all-over placement because I think it's very appropriate for the subject matter, but I think it separates these two sites  in terms of their crowd following. And the contrast of these two designs and some others nominated (e.g. "Fail" by Budi Kwan, "Snow Angel" by Ian Leon, "Foam Monster" by Aled Lewis) making it over to the Top 20 makes Threadless a more diverse site catering to different crowds.
We do have some projects in the works at the moment together with other Pinoys in the field like Dexter Fernandez (Krayolaeater) and Loy Valera. Hopefully, it should materialize sooner than expected.
Coty: Design of the Year was selected by the Threadless community. Did you do anything special to publicize Red, or did you just cross your fingers and hope that you got the most votes?
Kneil: Like some others, I whored away. That's it. It's funny because throughout the whole week of voting, sometimes we would accidentally send each other our pimp emails and myspace promotions and realize we just sent it to the competition. I got some from the other top finalists.
Coty: What is next for Kneil Melicano? How do you follow up something like Red? Do you have ideas for future Threadless designs brewing in your head?
Kneil: There's no pressure following up RED with a hit. In fact, I think this is the moment where I can experiment more and not play safe with the standards of printability playing in my head every time I try and churn a design. I got other designs in the works but I think there is no better opportunity to focus more on my personal illustrations than right now. I got stuff that I'm dying to finish.
Coty: And of course, the big question is, how do you plan to spend your big $20,000 winnings?
Kneil: Travel! Hit up the best beaches that 20 grand could afford.


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9/11 Terrorism: Global Economic Costs
Description: The 9/11 attacks were part of Al Qaeda's strategy to disrupt Western economies and impose both direct and secondary costs on the United States and other nations. The immediate costs were the physical damage, loss of lives and earnings, slower world economic growth, and capital losses on stock markets. Indirect costs include higher insurance and shipping fees, diversion of time and resources away from enhancing productivity to protecting and insuring property, public loss of confidence, and reduced demand for travel and tourism. In a broader sense, the 9/11 attacks led to the invasions and occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq (and the Global War on Terrorism) and perhaps emboldened terrorists to attack in Bali, Spain, Morocco, and Saudi Arabia. A policy question for Congress is how to evaluate the costs and benefits of further spending to counter terrorism and its economic impact.
Date: October 5, 2004
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The server includes a search feature that enables users to search documents on the server and display results on a web page. Server administrators create the indexes of documents against which users will search (called collections), and can customize the search interface to meet the needs of their users.
For more information on querying the search collections, refer to the search online help.
The search feature is installed with other web components during the installation of Sun Java System Web Server. Search is configured and managed at the virtual server level instead of the server instance level
From the Search tab under the Virtual Servers tab in the administration console, you can:
Enable and disable the search feature
Create, modify, delete, and re-index search collections
Create, modify, and remove scheduled maintenance tasks for search collections
Information obtained from the administrative interface is stored in the <server-root>/config/server.xml file, where it is mapped within the VS element.
Server administrators can customize the search query and search results pages. Customization can include re-branding the pages with a corporate logo, or changing the way search results appear. In previous releases customization was accomplished through the use of pattern files.
There is no global "on" or "off" functionality for search. Instead, a default search web application is provided and then enabled or disabled on a specific virtual server. This search application provides the basic web pages used to query collections and view results. The search application includes sample JSPs that demonstrate how to use the search tag libraries to build customized search interfaces.
The Sun Java System Web Server does not provide access checking on search results. Due to the number of potential security models and realms, it is impossible to perform security checks and filter results from within the search application. It is the responsibility of the server administrator to ensure that appropriate security mechanisms are in place to protect content.
Search is enabled for a virtual server by enabling the search application included on the server.
The Java web container must be enabled for search to be enabled.
After ensuring that Java is enabled for the virtual server you want to configure, enable search by performing the following steps:
Click the Configurations tab.
Select the configuration from the configuration list.
Click the Virtual Servers tab.
Select the virtual server from the virtual server list.
Click the Search tab.
Under Search Application, select theEnabled checkbox to enable the search application.
Other parameters which you can configure are listed below:
URI. If you plan to use a custom search application, enter the URI; if you are using the default search application, you do not need to specify a value here.
Max Hits. Specify the maximum results retrieved in a search query.
Enabled. Select this to enable the default search application.
Using CLI
To set search properties through CLI, perform the following command in CLI:
wadm> set-search-prop --user=admin --password-file=admin.pwd --host=serverhost --port=8888 --no-ssl --rcfile=null --config=config1 --vs=config1_vs_1 enabled=true max-hits=1200
See CLI Reference, set-search-prop(1).
Searches require a database of searchable data against which users will search. Server administrators create this database, called a collection, which indexes and stores information about documents on the server. Once the server administrator indexes all or some of a server's documents, information such as title, creation date, and author is available for searching.
About Search Collections:
Collections are specific to the virtual server being administered
Only documents visible from the virtual server are presented in the administrative interface and available to be indexed
There is no limit to the number of collections that can exist on your server
Documents in a search collection are not specific to any one character encoding, which means that a search collection can be associated with multiple encoding.
Files of the following format can be indexed and searched.
HTML documents — .html and .htm
ASCII Plain Text — .txt
To add a new collection, perform the following tasks:
Click the Configurations tab.
Select the configuration from the configuration list.
Click the Virtual Servers tab.
Select the virtual server from the virtual server list.
Click the Search tab.
Under Search Collections, click Add Search Collection to add a new search collection.
The following section describes the fields in the page for creating a new search collection:
Provide Search Collection Information
Collection Name — Enter a unique name for the search collection.
Multi byte characters are not allowed as collection name.
Display Name — (Optional) The display name will appear as the collection name in the search query page. If you do not specify a display name, the collection name serves as the display name.
Description — (Optional) Enter text that describes the new collection.
Path — You can either create the collection in the default location or provide a valid path, where the collection will be stored.
Provide Indexing Information
Directory to Index — Enter the directory from which documents will be indexed into the collection. Only the directories visible from this virtual server can be indexed.
Sub Directory— Enter the sub directory from which documents will be indexed into the collection. Sub directory path should be relative to the directory path specified earlier.
Pattern — Specify a wildcard to select the files to be indexed.
Use the wildcard pattern judiciously to ensure that only specific files are indexed. For example, specifying *.* might cause even executable and Perl scripts to be indexed.
Subdirectories— Enabled/Disabled. Default value is Enabled. If you enable this option, documents within the subdirectories of the selected directory will also be indexed.
Default Document Encoding —
Documents in a collections are not restricted to a single language/encoding. Every time documents are added, only a single encoding can be specified. However, the next time you add documents to the collection, you can select a different default encoding.
Step 3: View the Summary
View the summary and click Finish to add the new collection.
Using CLI
To add a search collection through CLI, execute the following command.
wadm> create-search-collection --user=admin --password-file=admin.pwd --host=serverhost --port=8989 --config=config1 --vs=config1_vs_1 --uri=/search_config1 --document-root=../docs searchcoll
See CLI Reference, create-search-collection(1).
To delete a search collection, perform the following tasks:
Click the Configurations tab.
Select the configuration from the configuration list.
Click the Virtual Servers tab.
Select the virtual server from the virtual server list.
Click the Search tab.
Under Search Collections, select the collection name and click Delete to delete the collection.
Using CLI
To delete a search collection through CLI, execute the following command.
wadm> delete-search-collection --user=admin --password-file=admin.pwd --host=serverhost --port=8989 --config=config1 --vs=config1_vs_1 searchcoll
See CLI Reference, delete-search-collection(1).
You can schedule maintenance tasks to be performed on collections at regular intervals. The tasks that can be scheduled are re-indexing and updating. The administrative interface is used to schedule the tasks for a specific collection. You can specify the:
Task to perform (re-indexing or updating)
Time of day to perform the task
Day(s) of the week to perform the task
To schedule events for the collection, perform the following tasks:
Click the Configurations tab.
Select the configuration from the configuration list.
Click the Virtual Servers tab.
Select the virtual server from the virtual server list.
Click the Search tab.
Click the Scheduled Events tab.
Under Search Events tab, click New.
The following table describes the fields in the New Search Event Schedule page:Table 12–1 Field Description > New Search Event Schedule
Select the collection from the drop-down list for which you need to schedule maintenance.
The configured time when the event will start. Select the hour and minutes value from the drop-down box.
Every Day — Starts the event specified every day at the specified time.
Specific Days — Starts the event specified at specific days.
1. Days — Specify any day from Sunday to Saturday.
2. Dates — Specify any day of the month from 1 to 31 as comma separated entries. E.g. 4,23,9
Specific Months — Starts the event specified at the specific time and month. Specify month from January to December.
Start the specified event after this time period.
1. Every Hours — Select the number of hours from the drop-down box.
2. Every Seconds — Select the number of seconds from the drop-down box.
Users are primarily concerned with asking questions of the data in the search collections, and getting a list of documents in return. The search web application installed with the Sun Java System Web Server provides default search query and search results pages. These pages can be used as they are, or customized using a set of JSP tags as described in Customizing Search Pages.
Users search against collections that have been created by the server administrator. They can:
Input a set of keywords and optional query operators on which to search
Search only collections that are visible to the virtual server
Search against a single collection, or across a set of collections visible to the virtual server
Server administrators must provide users with the URL needed to access the search query page for a virtual server.
The default URL end-users can use to access search functionality is:
http://<server-instance>:port number/search
When the end-user invokes this URL, the Search page, which is a Java web application, is launched.
For more detailed information about conducting basic and advanced searches, including information about keywords and optional query operators, see the online Help provided with the search engine. To access this information, click the Help link on the Search page.
A search query page is used to search against a collection. Users input a set of keywords and optional query operators, and then receive results on a web page displayed in their browser. The results page contains links to documents on the server that match the search criteria.
Server administrators can customize this search query page, as described in "Customizing Search Pages."
To make a query, perform the following steps:
Access the Search web application by entering its URL in the Location bar of your browser, in the following format:
http://<server-instance>:port number/search
In the search query page that appears, select the checkbox representing the collection you want to search in the "Search in" field.
Type in a few words that describe your query and hit Enter, or click Search) for a list of relevant web pages.
For a more fine-tuned search, you can use the search parameters provided in the Advanced Search page described in the following section.
Users can increase the accuracy of their searches by adding operators that fine-tune their keywords. These options can be selected from the Advanced Search page.
To make an advanced search query, perform the following steps:
Access the Search web application by entering its URL in the Location bar of your browser, in the following format:
http://<server-instance>:port number/search
ClickAdvanced link.
Enter any or all of the following information:
Search in—Select the collection you want to search.
Find—Four options are supported:
All of the words-Finds pages that include all the key words specified in Find.
Any of the words-Finds pages that include any of the key words specified in Find.
The exact phrase-Finds pages that match the exact phrase used in Find.
Passage search-Highlights the passage containing the keyword or words in the retrieved pages.
Without the words—The search will exclude Web pages that contain the specified words.
Title "does/does not" contain—Restrict the search to pages with titles that include the specified key words.
Since—Restrict the search operation to Web pages indexed in the selected time period.
The Sun Java System Web Server maintains an index of documents. The index contains an entry for each document. Each index entry contains one or more fields such as Title, Author, and URL. Queries can be limited to specific document fields, and documents are only found if they match your criteria in the specified fields.
For example, if you simply search for Einstein, you will find all documents that have the word Einstein in any one of the Title, Author, or Keywords fields. This will include documents about Einstein, documents that make reference to Einstein, and documents written by Einstein. But if you specify Author = "Albert Einstein" , you will only find documents written by Albert Einstein.
By default, the index fields that you can search are:
Author — The author, authors, or organization that created the document as specified with an <author> meta tag.
Keywords — The keywords as specified with a <keywords> meta tag.
Date — The date that this document was last edited or modified.
Title — The document's title as specified with the HTML <title> tag.
PDF files contain FTS information about the author, title and subject. To search in PDF files for these information, you can construct a query like <title> contains Java, <subject> contains web server.
For a detailed list of search query operators, refer to the Administration Console Search Online Help.
Search results are displayed in the user's browser on a web page that contains HTML hyperlinks to documents on the server that match the search criteria. Each page displays 10 records (hits) by default, which are sorted in descending order based on relevance. Each record lists information such as file name, size, date of creation. The matched words are also highlighted.
The Sun Java System Web Server includes a default search application that provides basic search query and search results pages. These web pages can be used as is, or customized to meet your specific needs. Such customizing might be as simple as re-branding the web pages with a different logo, or as complex as changing the order in which search results are displayed.
The default search application provides sample JSPs that demonstrate how to use the search tag libraries to build customized search interfaces. You can take a look at the default search application located at [install_dir]/lib/webapps/search/ as a sample application that illustrates the use of customizable search tags.
The default search interface consists of four main components: header, footer, query form, and results.
These basic elements can be easily customized simply by changing the values of the attributes of the tags. More detailed customizing can be accomplished using the tag libraries.
The Search interface consists of the following components:
The header includes a logo, title, and a short description.
The footer contains copyright information.
The query form contains a set of check boxes representing search collections, a query input box, and submit and Help buttons.
The results are listed by default in 10 records per page. For each record, information such as the title, a passage, size, date of creation, and URL are displayed. A passage is a short fragment of the page with matched words highlighted.
The query form contains a list of check boxes for search collections, a query input box, and submit button. The form is created using the <s1ws:form> tag along with <collElem>, <queryBox>, and <submitButton> tags with default values:
<s1ws:form> <s1ws:collElem> <s1ws:queryBox> <s1ws:submitButton> </s1ws:form>
The query form can be placed anywhere in a page. It can also be displayed in different formats such as with a cross bar where the collection select box, the query string input box, and the Submit button are lined up horizontally, or in a block where the collections appear as check boxes, and the query input box and Submit button are placed underneath.
The following examples show how the <searchForm> set of tags may be used to create query forms in different formats.
The sample code below creates a form with a select box of all collections, a query input box and a submission button all in one row.
<s1ws:form>

 <s1ws:collElem type="select">	  <s1ws:querybox size="30"> <s1ws:submitButton class="navBar" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px; width: 50px">

 </s1ws:form>
You can create a form block in which form elements are arranged in a sidebar titled "Search", which uses the same format as other items on the sidebar.
In the sample code given below, the form body contains three check boxes arranged in one column listing the available search collections. The query input box and the Submit button are placed underneath:
<s1ws:searchForm>

Search

  <s1ws:collElem type="checkbox" cols="1" values="1,0,1,0" />

  <s1ws:querybox size="15" maxlength="50">

  <s1ws:submitButton class="navBar" style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px; width: 50px">

 </s1ws:searchForm>
Search results are generated as follows:
The <formAction> tag retrieves values from all of the form elements and conducts basic validations.
The <search> tag, the <resultIteration> tag and other tags occur inside the <formAction> tag and have access to the values of all of the form elements.
The <search> tag executes the search with the query string and collections from the <formAction> and saves the search results in pageContext.
The <resultIteration> tag then retrieves and iterates through the result set.
You can customize the search results page simply by changing the attribute values of the tags.
The following sample code starts with a title bar, and then displays a number of records as specified, and finally, a navigation bar. The title bar contains the query string used in the search along with the range of total records returned, for example, 1– 10. For each record, the records section shows the title with a link to the file, up to three passages with keywords highlighted, the URL, the date of creation, and the size of the document.
At the end of the section, the navigation bar provides links to the previous and next pages, as well as direct links to eight additional pages before and after the current page.
<s1ws:formAction /> <s1ws:formSubmission success="true" > <s1ws:search scope="page" />  (...html omitted...) <s1ws:resultStat formId="test" type="total" /> Results Found, Sorted by Relevance	 Sort by Date	  <s1ws:resultNav formId="test" type="previous" caption="" /> <s1ws:resultStat formId="test" type="range" /> <s1ws:resultNav formId="test" type="next" caption="" /> <!img alt="Next" src="images/arrow-right.gif" border="0" WIDTH="13" HEIGHT="9"> (...html omitted...)
 <s1ws:resultIteration formId="test" start="1" results="15">
  <s1ws:item property='number' />. 	  <a href="<s1ws:item property='url' />"><s1ws:item property='title' />
 <s1ws:item property='passages' />  <s1ws:item property='url' /> - <s1ws:item property='date' /> - <s1ws:item property='size' /> KB

 </s1ws:resultIteration>
 (...html omitted...) <s1ws:resultNav formId="test" type="previous" /> <s1ws:resultNav formId="test" type="full" offset="8" /> <s1ws:resultNav formId="test" type="next" /> (...html omitted...) </s1ws:formSubmission>
The basic search result interface can be easily customized by manipulating the tags and modifying the HTMLs. For example, the navigation bar may be copied and placed before the search results. Users may also choose to show or not show any of the properties for a search record.
Besides being used along with a form, the <search>, <resultIterate> and related tags may be used to listed specific topics. The following sample code lists the top ten articles on Java Web Services on a site:
<s1ws:search collection="Articles" query="Java Web Services" />

Java Web Services

 <s1ws:resultIteration>
 <a href="<s1ws:item property='URL' />"> <s1ws:item property='Title'/>
 </s1ws:resultIteration>

If you need the form and results pages to be separate, you must create the form page using the <form> set of tags and the results pages using the <formAction> set of tags.
A link to the form page needs to be added in the results page for a smooth flow of pages.
Note the following tag conventions:
Classes for tags belong to the package com.sun.web.search.taglibs.
All the pageContext attributes have the prefix com.sun.web. An example of the attribute for search results, is com.sun.web.searchresults.form_id, where form_id is the name of the form.
Tag libraries are referenced with the prefix s1ws. Names of tags and their attributes are in mixed case with the first letter of each internal word capitalized, for example, pageContext.
The Sun Java System Web Server includes a set of JSP tags that can be used to customize the search query and search results pages in the search interface.
For a complete list of JSP tags that you can use to customize your search pages, refer to the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Developer's Guide to Web Applications.


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The Story Begins…
The Emperor has married a woman from the spirit world, who, as a supernatural being, casts no shadow. After a year, the Empress is told that if she cannot obtain a shadow within three days she will be forced to return to the spirit world and her husband will turn to stone. To what extremes will she go to acquire a mortal shadow?
Strauss's Fairytale Opera
Strauss and Hofmannsthal began work on Die Frau ohne Schatten in 1911. They intended it to be their answer to Mozart's Die Zauberflöte; a fairytale with a strong moral and spiritual dimension. Hofmannsthal became so excited by the subject that he wrote a full prose narrative to accompany the opera. The story was largely Hofmannsthal's invention, though he drew on a wide range of material to inspire him, including passages from the Arabian Nights, Grimms' fairytales, other German fairytales and Goethe's Faust.
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Claus Guth's psychological production, originally shown at La Scala, Milan, brings out the darker aspects of Hofmannsthal's fable, asking questions about female independence and repression. It movingly depicting the plight of the Empress trapped between two repressive worlds.
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The five principal roles in Die Frau ohne Schatten are among the most challenging in all of Strauss's operas. All have exquisite music, including two mighty monologues for the Emperor, several dramatic dialogues and a tender, yearning duet in Act III for Barak and his Wife. Another highlight is an impassioned solo scene for the Empress in Act III, as she struggles to maintain her integrity rather than steal a mortal woman's shadow.
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(NEW YORK) -- The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has settled insider trading charges against two affiliates of the giant hedge fund SAC Capital for $614 million.
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One affiliate, CR Intrinsic, agreed to pay over $600 million over charges of one of their employees trading confidential information about the drug makers Elan and Wyeth. The other affiliate, Sigma Cipital Management, agreed to pay $14 million to settle charges of insider trading in stocks of Dell and Nvidia.
SAC's management company will pay the settlements, which means the investors of the hedge fund will not be held accountable, the paper reports.
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I may be just a humble London metrosexual, but now I know what it feels like to be an eastern European despot, to have the sneering, boastful blood of Stalin's heirs surging beneath my breast. Gay rights, free speech, doorstep recycling – all the values I hold dear were crumbling as I absorbed the power of the magnificent beast I had just conquered.
But the metrosexual in me was not dead. Hang on, I thought, Vladimir Putin, the feminist-hating president of Russia, may have landed a monster 46lb pike in Siberia. And not to be outdone, his big buddy in Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko – collective farm boss turned last dictator in Europe – has started boasting about his man-sized 126lb catch. But what about little old Labour loyalist (with the odd Green wobble) me? What had I done?
Only gone and battled a 148lb wels catfish into submission. (No, that's not Photoshopped.) So put that in your totalitarian pipe and smoke it, Vladimir – and make sure you leave a puff for Alexander.
Yes, my epic taming of this noble – if slime-covered – beast (which of course was returned safely to the water) was nothing less than a victory for the forces of social democracy. That I'd fought my battle with this immense fish in the shadow of watchtowers built in the Spanish civil war, still pockmarked from the bloody battle of the Ebro, was not lost on me. The republican soldiers who fought so heroically had only bullets to see off Franco's Hitler-supplied planes. My deadly weapon was a big lump of festering chicken.
The preferred method for tempting the ginormous catfish that inhabit the Catalan stretches of the Ebro, Spain's largest river, is a live bait. But as the bait fish – carp weighing four or five pounds – seemed impossibly huge to a chap whose angling experience had hitherto consisted largely of plucking small dace and roach out of the tidal Thames, I was happy to learn that these Ebro moggies had developed a taste for the carcasses discarded into the river from a now-defunct chicken processing factory. It's easier putting a chicken's head on the hook than a thrashing hunk of piscine protein.
Somehow I can't imagine Putin mucking about with chunks of suppurating poultry. No, this is big-game fishing for the ordinary angler. We cannot surrender the sport to the mob of playboy bigots who have turned it into a propaganda tool for the rightwing lifestyle.
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Totally sad. Did an instore with them a week or so before the Philly gig where he collapsed - was a nice fella. Fine drummer too.
― mr.raffles, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 12:38 (five years ago) link
Yeah, a damn shame. He was just the drummer for the band, great player, a little flair, never steamrolled over the band but worked with everyone just so.
― Ned Raggett, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 14:18 (five years ago) link
At first I was like "that's sad" and now it keeps nagging at me and I'm starting to get really down about his death. Gonna listen to some more Charlatans and work through it, I guess. Rest in piece.
― Ⓓⓡ. (Johnny Fever), Tuesday, 13 August 2013 15:45 (five years ago) link
urm, PEACE.
― Ⓓⓡ. (Johnny Fever), Tuesday, 13 August 2013 15:46 (five years ago) link
Yeah it's really sad, I've read a few things now from people that met him and said he was a great guy.
I decided to throw on a few of their albums today. Started with Between 10th and 11th and will go for the self titled next (probably my favourite) The first five albums are a great and totally underrated run of albums.
― Kitchen Person, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 15:55 (five years ago) link
Up to Our Hips and the s/t are my favorites, and Between 10th and 11th is up there as well, but I've never spent as much time with Some Friendly. I'm doing that now.
― Ⓓⓡ. (Johnny Fever), Tuesday, 13 August 2013 15:57 (five years ago) link
I find Some Friendly a bit more dated in places but still a really enjoyable album. It's all about Sonic and Sprosten Green at the end, two of my favourite songs of theirs.
― Kitchen Person, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 16:03 (five years ago) link
gah RIP
always been partial to Us & Us Only, some great drum parts on there
― joe schmoladoo from 7-11 (Shakey Mo Collier), Tuesday, 13 August 2013 16:06 (five years ago) link
Kinda love this photo of him.
― Ned Raggett, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 17:15 (five years ago) link
still amazing
― piscesx, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 17:35 (five years ago) link
Yes! I should have added earlier Wonderland is another one of their great albums and A Man Needs to be Told is the highlight, it should have been a huge hit for them.
― Kitchen Person, Tuesday, 13 August 2013 18:07 (five years ago) link
this is sad news, RIP.
going to play their self titled tomorrow, my favorite of theirs. just counted and i actually own nine albums and a few singles by them.
― Bee OK, Wednesday, 14 August 2013 05:39 (five years ago) link
the new album is dope.
― mr.raffles, Tuesday, 27 January 2015 04:05 (four years ago) link
God, I didn't hear a whisper about the album. Was just revisiting "Oh Vanity" (which is utterly great) and then found Modern Nature sitting on Spotify, like a forgotten Christmas present that suddenly turns up mid-year. Did anyone in the US write anything at all about this?
― dlp9001, Saturday, 25 July 2015 00:09 (three years ago) link
Tried to but my various pitches were turned down. Tim Burgess ended up following me on Twitter a while back -- very flattered, not sure why he did! -- so I've followed him in return and it seems like they've had a very good year of it.
― Ned Raggett, Saturday, 25 July 2015 00:17 (three years ago) link
Can't stop won't stop
The Charlatans have released their new single "Plastic Machinery," available now for download and streaming. The song is from the band's thirteenth album entitled Different Days, due out May 26, 2017 via BMG. Co-produced by Jim Spencer, the album was recorded at the band's studio in Cheshire and features contributions from an array of friends... from Paul Weller and Johnny Marr to crime writer Ian Rankin and writer/actress Sharon Horgan.
― Ned Raggett, Wednesday, 5 April 2017 20:06 (two years ago) link
Fuckin' hell, this band are still going!?
― ...so music and chicken have become intertwined (Turrican), Wednesday, 5 April 2017 21:14 (two years ago) link
The longest time they've ever been between albums has been three years. Most times it's been two, sometimes one.
― Ned Raggett, Wednesday, 5 April 2017 21:20 (two years ago) link
as you can see from the above pic i'm seeing these lads tonight. i have not paid any attention to them since the 90s ended. i just did some research and they now have 13 albums, that blows my mind. that they somehow have kept it together and are still releasing new music every few years. i have seen them in the past and had a blast dancing my ass off, so i'm hoping for a fun show tonight as one of my old friend talked me into going to the heart of Los Angeles tonight.
― Bee OK, Saturday, 22 September 2018 01:24 (nine months ago) link
I met a boyfriend because of Up to Our Hips. I am old. Take pics.
― Yerac, Saturday, 22 September 2018 01:29 (nine months ago) link
i had a blast for a band that is just okay. my friend was joking that the band was really tight but they need a new singer, cracked me up. the audiencewas great as we were all there trying to relive the early 90s all over again. "Sproston Green" is still the best song they have done. i do wish they played more from The Charlatans as "Just When You Thinkin; Things Over" was an obvious highlight and stood out.
― Bee OK, Wednesday, 26 September 2018 23:53 (nine months ago) link
i looked these guys up and did you know that they now have 13 albums? good for them for keeping it going.
Yeah I am surprised they have that many albums as well.
― Yerac, Thursday, 27 September 2018 01:04 (nine months ago) link
Their last couple albums are pretty decent...
― afriendlypioneer, Thursday, 27 September 2018 01:08 (nine months ago) link
The great survivors of their scene, really. Would have seen them last Saturday but other stuff came up.
― Ned Raggett, Thursday, 27 September 2018 03:32 (nine months ago) link


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Other Works ConsultedCommittee on Infectious Diseases, Bronchiolitis Guidelines Committee (2014). Updated guidance for palivizumab prophylaxis among infants and young children at increased risk of hospitalization for respiratory syncytial virus infection. Pediatrics, published online July 28, 2014. DOI: 10.1542/peds.2014-1666. Accessed August 1, 2014.
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Configuring a Menu Item:
The text displayed on the navigation buttons is determined by the "Page Name" of the page the link is directed toward. For example: When you create a website, your homepage has the Page Name "Home", therefore "Home" is displayed in the navigation menu. If you change the Page Name of the homepage to "Homepage", then "Homepage" would be displayed in the navigation menu. This is the only function of the Page Name, so changing the page name will not affect any other settings or page content. When setting up external links, the same technique is used to determine the link text. Please see the "External Links" help page for more information about creating external links.


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Last night, my review briefly touched on the disappointing enemy AI in Aliens: Colonial Marines—often, Xenos would run straight at you. According to this video by PCGamesN, it gets worse.
You can straight up run through the aliens, who forget about you once you're far enough (and by "far enough" I mean "once you're behind them.")
Mind: this video is the game on a higher difficulty—'Hardened'. The player is able to get through the entire level without firing a single shot.
I suppose the bright side to this is, if the awful shooting sound effects are driving you up the wall, welp. Maybe you don't have to shoot at all.
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Tonja Coranne Widick and Ricky Lee Weaver were married in a private outdoor ceremony at noon Feb. 14 in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Chaplain Jim Eastin officiated during the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Marion E. and Ruth A. Kettelhut Widick of Nebraska and southern Utah.
The groom is the son of Maria J. Misamer Weaver of Germany and Tennessee and the late Elmer L. Weaver of Knoxville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Trotter of Kingston will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on May 27.
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Trotter and the former Leokadya Bukowski were married on May 27, 1961, in Crown Point, Ind. They met in St. John, Ind., after their mothers conspired to "fix them up" with each other.
They spent most of their married life in St. John until their retirement and relocation to Tennessee.
Lindsey Nichole Booth and Ethan James Miller were married May 14 in Westel Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mike Higgins officiated during the evening ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of John Booth and Terra Booth.
The groom is the son of Lisa Reid and Philip "Jake" Miller.
The bride was escorted by her father. Bridesmaids were Kayla Evans, Savannah Keefer, Tinasha Rogers and Trista Hamby. Jessica Youngblood served as flower girl.
Beatrice Forbes will celebrate her 90th birthday on May 28.
She will celebrate with a party with family and friends.
She has four children, Phyllis Whittlesey, Ray Forbes, Ricky Forbes, and Vicki Jones.
She also has six grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and several special nieces and nephews.
Forbes has also been like a grandmother to two special friends, Presley and Jaret Dowker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McGovern will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on May 22.
They will celebrate with their children and spouses and grandchildren with a barbecue and a friendly game of Texas Hold 'Em.
McGovern and the former Joan Armstrong were married on May 22, 1951, in St. Louis.
He is the retired founder and owner of Cedar
Bluff 24-Hour Towing. She is the retired dispatcher
for the towing company and peacekeeper for the family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brummitt of Kingston announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Rebecca Kathleen Brummitt, to Dennis Philip Kalman.
He is the son of Herb and Jill Kalman of Bellaire, Texas.
The ceremony will be on May 28 at the R.T. Lodge in Maryville. A reception will follow.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Joyce Seaman of Alden, Mich.
Todd and Karen Russell and Steve Collins announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Chelsey Brooke Collins, to Dustin Allen Cook.
He is the son of Earl and Mary Cook of Rockwood.
The lakeside ceremony will be at 6:30 p.m. June 4. A reception will follow.
Invitations will be sent, but all relatives and friends of the couple are invited to attend.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Charles T. Wright, Clyde and Bernice Collins and the late Pauline Wright and Virginia Wright.
Ralph and Sandra Young of Harriman will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on May 13.
The couple's children and spouses are Ralph Young Jr. and Brian Young, both of Harriman, TN; Shayne and Willie Williamson of Helfin, Ala., and Robin and Ronald Bredwell of Kempner, Texas.
There are five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A second great-grandchild is due in July.
Charlie Morgan Murrell will celebrate his second birthday on May 13.
He will celebrate with a party with his family.
He is the son of Chris and Whitney Murrell of Medina, Ohio.
Grandparents are Homer Julian Jr. of Rockwood and the late Carol Julian, and Gene and Ginny Murrell of Spring City.
Great-grandparents are Ruby Julian of Harri-
man and the late Homer Julian Sr., and the late
Del and Pauline Mar-shall.
Hayden Andrew Taylor celebrated his fifth birthday on April 7.
He celebrated on April 9 with a Batman party with relatives and friends.
He is the son of Amber Taylor of Kingston and Adam Cox of Rockwood.
Grandparents are Mike and Pam Taylor of Harriman and Lee Taylor of Rockwood.
Great-grandparents are Mary and Paul Bennett of Kingston, Pete and Ellen Williams of Harriman, David and Lila Taylor of Spring City, and the late Leon Moore.
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EL Ideas has been playing to full houses since it opened in July 2011. That would be a nice achievement for any operation, but given the quirky experience chef and owner Phillip Foss offers, it's positively miraculous.
Dinners cost $145, prepaid, tip additional, and you bring your own wine. The menu, about 15 courses, is not revealed beforehand. Reservations are tricky to acquire because EL Ideas has only 24 seats and serves dinner only four nights a week. And the location is so iffy, a decrepit dead-end stretch of West 14th Street where Tri-Taylor, Lawndale and Pilsen meet, that most guests arrange private-car transportation. Foss jokes about it as part of his opening greeting.
"You could try to flag a cab on the corner," he deadpanned one night, "but you might die."
Actually, I parked my car two blocks away one visit, without incident, and Foss acknowledges that there "never have been any problems" in his nearly two years at this location. But Foss' willingness to make sweaty-palm jokes about his own neighborhood tells you that he relishes his role as chef-provocateur, eager to challenge not only your assumptions about food, but also your assumptions about being a restaurant guest.
Foss doesn't merely dismiss tradition; he virtually scorns it, playing the reverse-snobbery game like a virtuoso. His introductory remarks posit EL Ideas (short, he says, for "elevated ideas in dining") as an alternative to what he calls "pretentious" fine-dining. Granted, this comes from a guy who's charging $145 for dinner, but what I think he means is that EL Ideas seeks to distance itself from the notion of chef-as-unapproachable-genius.
It's the reason you'll see Foss and his fellow chefs clad in black T-shirts and striped aprons, with nary a chef's coat in sight. Guests are urged to abandon the sit-back-and-be-wowed convention, to rise up from their tables, crowd into the kitchen area (there are boundaries, for safety reasons), snap a few photos and even engage the chefs in conversation.
Although seating is usually divided among tables for two and four, dining at EL Ideas is very much a communal experience. There is one seating per night (7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 6 p.m. Saturday), and arriving late to dinner is like arriving late to the theater; you'll get in, but you'll have missed part of the show. Courses are presented more or less simultaneously, and after a quick explanation from Foss (or one of his team), everybody digs in at the same time.
When, as it so often happens, the first course arrives without utensils and guests are instructed to lick their plates clean, the fact that every diner in the room participates at once serves as a combination icebreaker and bonding experience. "We can get away with stuff other restaurants can't," Foss says. "When the whole room is doing it, it breaks down all the reservations. Nothing says just because you're having great food, you have to keep your noses in the air and not let your guard down."
Another course presents a shot glass in which a Kusshi oyster is suspended in smoked-duck consomme with kimchi-spiced vegetables, shiitake matchsticks, sea grapes and borage (a star-shaped blue flower that tastes faintly of cucumber). That's a lot going on in a two-gulp taste, and Foss says not all his guests appreciate it.
So he works that polarization into his shtick: "This is probably the course you'll love or hate," he intones as he introduces the dish. "But I don't care, because we love it, and we're going to keep serving it."
Daring guests to dislike a dish is pretty nervy, but it's just another envelope for Foss to push.
Once you drink the figurative Kool-Aid, surrender to the experience, Foss and his minions make it fun. Foss' dishes are eye-catching and unfailingly delicious, certainly, but Foss lets guests in on the creative process as well. It's not that he presents a dish of bone-marrow-filled potato with cauliflower foam and caviar (think potato skins, the way Scrooge McDuck might order them), but he explains why he thinks bone-marrow and caviar work together.
Nothing in Foss' maverick approach comes at the expense of creature comforts, mind you. Tables are covered in white linen, and nice stemware awaits your BYO choices. Windows are treated to reflect inward, focusing attention on the food while sparing guests the rather bleak view.
The evening progresses with a parade of novel flavor pairings and eye-tricking presentations. A couple of months ago, the menu included baby octopus tentacles wrapped protectively around a square of cod cheek, the plate accented by squirts of inky-black charred eggplant (I dubbed the dish "startled octopus"). Enoki mushrooms swam in a ham-infused broth with golden char roe and pine nuts; an avian charcuterie assortment offered pheasant ballotine, chicken liver mousse and crispy chicken skin; and a virtual salute to Greektown combined lamb tartare with crumbled feta, soft bread and accents of smoked paprika.
A more recent visit yielded a study-in-spring composition of cold-poached turbot in a vivid-green dill soup and crisscrossing pieces of leek tuile; sepiolini (baby cuttlefish) with artichoke, powdered espelette and chorizo. A gorgeous salad consisted of three styles of boar (cured, rillettes, smoked neck) and six varieties of kale. Golden fried sweetbreads sat, plump and proud, alongside a sugar pane inlaid with fennel seed, anise cotton candy and molasses-glazed hazelnuts.
Foss always includes a bread course, or a course highlighted by bread. One night it might be Parker House rolls stuffed with roasted garlic and smoked raclette cheese. Another time the bread shows up as a rye roll with whipped-lardo spread, a weighty counterpoint to the barely cooked sturgeon and lightly pickled vegetables sharing the plate.
Desserts tend to be fun and quite sweet; I'm thinking specifically of the old-fashioned cake doughnut, with applejack caramel and spiced-cider sorbet; and the decidedly more modern deconstructed pecan pie, with candied pecans, brown-butter custard, malted chocolate stout sorbet and a torched squiggle of marshmallow.
Service, not surprisingly, is a little different here. Bill Talbot is the genial host who seats guests and oversees the dining area, but dishes are likely to be carried to your table by one of the chefs or Foss himself, and Foss has been known to invite guests to deliver the occasional course, though I gather this happens less and less often. All part of EL Ideas' anything-can-happen experience.
Watch Phil Vettel's reviews weekends on WGN-Ch. 9's "News at Nine" and on CLTV.
EL Ideas
2419 W. 14th St.; 312-226-8144; elideas.com
Tribune rating: Three stars
Open: Dinner Wednesday-Saturday
Prices: 15-course dinner, $145 prepaid
Credit cards: A, DS, M, V
Reservations: Required
Noise: Conversation-friendly
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Four Stars: Outstanding
Three Stars: Excellent
Two Stars: Very good
One Star: Good
No stars: Unsatisfactory
Reviews are based on no fewer than two visits. The reviewer makes every effort to remain anonymous. Meals are paid for by the Tribune.
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On Saturday 31 March the Royal Opera House will be taking part in Earth Hour and switching off non-essential lights.
We will be joining organisations in London such as the National Theatre, National Gallery and The Globe as well as landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament (including Big Ben), London Eye, and many others worldwide, by turning out signage or non-essential lights for the hour.
All over the world, landmarks, individuals, businesses and venues from London to Sydney, Berlin and Singapore, will be joining in switching off their lights at 8.30pm to show they care about tackling climate change and protecting the natural world.
During the evening's performance of Romeo and Juliet the auditorium lights and other front of house lights, as well as some of those on the exterior of the building, will be dimmed in a gesture of support. All non-essential lights around back of house and office areas will also be switched off.
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Mon 4 Oct 2004
Join us for an evening of fine food and wine at the Woodlands Park Hotel, Cobham, Surrey on Saturday 27th November. Our guest speaker for the evening is Luis Valentin, Managing Director of Compania Bodeguera de Valenciso and producer of our award winning Rioja Valenciso Reserva. Luis will talk us through six excellent examples of Spanish wines over a four course meal. The wines will include a vertical tasting of Valenciso Reserva 1999 and Valenciso Reserva 2000, both of which were awarded silver medals in the Decanter Magazine World Wine Awards 2004.
For full details of the dinner, including the menu, click here. A vegetarian option is available and for those of you not wishing to drink and drive, a limited amount of accommodation at preferential rates is available at the Woodlands Park Hotel - please contact us for further details. The Woodlands Park Hotel is a luxury country house hotel within easy access of the M25 and A3 and has recently been refurbished. A member of the Hand Picked Hotels group, more details about the hotel can be found on their web site at www.handpicked.co.uk/woodlandspark.
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Shaw Industries broke ground yesterday on a 20,000-square meter carpet tile plant set to open in one year. Following on the heels of the May opening of Shaw Contract Group's third showroom in Asia, in Beijing, the new manufacturing facility will afford customers quicker access to a wider range of completely recyclable, PVC-free products. The new facility marks a major investment for the company, and will employ the latest manufacturing technology. The plant is located 100 kilometers from Shanghai, close to highways and ports with access to other markets in Asia.
"With this investment in Asia, we are taking another step toward becoming a local brand across the globe," said Jeff Galloway, Director of Global Operations. "In addition to continuing to work with our extensive dealer network across the continent, and opening showrooms or sales offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Singapore, manufacturing close to our customers will enable us to nimbly offer the widest array of products available immediately in the range of options that our customers expect – without waiting 6-12 weeks for shipping from the U.S."
Shaw anticipates producing more than a million square meters of carpet tile in the first year of operating the new Nantong facility designed to ultimately produce five million square meters annually. As the first Cradle to Cradle flooring manufacturing facility in China – in a LEED-certified building – it will minimize the environmental impact of products that would otherwise be shipped from the U.S. to China. The plant will employ 75-100 associates in the first year and 200-250 at full capacity.
"In addition to Nantong's transportation infrastructure, we were drawn to the city's woven textile heritage, affording us a labor force that is familiar with the pedigree of product we manufacture," said Galloway. "We have been welcomed by exceptional cooperation with the Nantong government, local banks, and contractors."
The Nantong facility will manufacture carpet tile for the Asia market, and Shaw's production of carpet fiber in Cartersville, Georgia will increase to support the new facility's operations.
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Welcome to 3Gcoverage.co.uk. We are here to help you select a mobile phone or mobile broadband package that gives you the best coverage in your area. When selecting a mobile provider, there are a number of factors to consider – value for money and the speed of the internet connection you are going to receive being top of the list for most people. Mobile phone coverage and 3g speed will often depend on where you're based in the UK. Certain areas of the country will experience faster speeds, so use our links to the 3G coverage checkers of the top mobile providers. You will be able to check 3G coverage in your area, and then decide on the best service for your particular requirements.
Depending on your location, you could get speeds of up to 7.2 MB per second with the majority of mobile networks, although this will depend on how close you are to a network base station, and if the station is using the latest technology. Your chosen mobile devices speed will also depend on how many people are sharing the broadband connection with you at any given time, meaning that speeds might be slower in more heavily-populated areas. We have collected some the major mobile providers in the UK, with details on what to expect when signing up for one of their packages.
Three mobile has always claimed to have the best mobile broadband coverage in the country, and the company is one of the most popular and largest mobile providers in the UK. They uses the latest technology to deliver high speeds, and the service is extremely good value for money. Depending on your location, you could receive speeds of up to 21 megabits per second when signing up to one of their packages. Three uses HSPA+ technology in order to deliver fast mobile broadband speeds to customers, and although some individuals will be able to receive the highest speeds, the company states that the realistic speed you should expect to receive will be in the range of 1 to 2 megabits per second. Their network covers over 90% of the population and there are a number of different-priced packages to take advantage of. Customers have received a good 3G signal in the majority of areas around the country, and Three aims to extend their coverage to 98% of the population in the near future. As with any mobile broadband service, 3G signals may be lacking in more rural areas of the country, so have a look at the three network coverage checker, before deciding on a package for you.
Formerly known as Orange, EE (Everything Everywhere) is one of the UK's most popular mobile providers, and the company offers a number of different packages that you can use if you want fast 3g and mobile broadband speeds. EE provides some of the fastest mobile broadband speeds in the UK. The company can deliver speeds of 7.2 MB per second, and have a number of packages which have been priced based on various factors, including monthly usage in gigabytes. The realistic speed that you are likely to receive is around 1 to 2 megabits per second, although you could experience much faster speeds depending on your location and other factors. Depending on the package you opt for, there might be an upfront fee to pay before you can start using the service. All deals and packages are listed on the EE website, so check your network coverage with EE before you make your choice.
O2 holds the distinction of having the most customers in the UK for a network, and the company is known for its customer service support system, where customers can contact a company rep in a number of different ways. To converse with an agent, you can call the O2 customer service support centre, or by referring to the helpful information on their website. They have a number of different packages and deals when it comes to mobile internet broadband, and O2 have invested in improving their network quality for their customers. Network coverage on O2 is likely to be stronger in major cities with large populations, although this doesn't mean that you will won't be able access fast speeds and good network coverage outside of these areas. O2 are currently offering speeds of 7.2 megabits per second, similar to EE, T-Mobile, Three, and Vodafone, although like these companies, the exact speeds you are likely to receive depend on location and various other factors. You can expect to receive speeds in the range of 0.5 to 1 megabits per second. One of the advantages of signing up to an O2 package is that you will be able to gain access to BT OpenZone WiFi and The Cloud, allowing you to connect to these when you are in range.
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When it comes to Twitter activity, everything, as they say, is bigger in Texas.
The World Bank reports that Houston and Dallas are among the 20 most active cities in the Twittersphere across the planet. If you extend the list to top 50 tweet-happy cities, San Antonio joins the list.
Texas is the only state with two cities on the top 20 list, compiled from Twitter "geo-referencing" data late last year. Only one other country — Indonesia — has two cities on the list.
The world's most Twitter-obsessed city is Jakarta, Indonesia, followed by New York City and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Houston clocks in at lucky number 13, just ahead of Mexico City, Philadelphia and (number 16) Dallas. San Antonio ranks number 42.
In all, 2.27 percent — or one in every 44 tweets posted worldwide — come from Texas' three largest cities.


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WESTFORD -- School officials have confirmed they found a replacement for outgoing Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Christine Francis with a nearby administrator from the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District.
Kerry Clery, assistant superintendent at Groton-Dunstable, has been selected to replace Francis after she retires in June. Clery, who was hired by the Groton-Dunstable district in 2012 and became assistant superintendent last May, will remain at the school until the end of the fiscal year on June 30, according to the district's office.
Westford Superintendent of Schools Everett "Bill" Olsen confirmed Thursday that Clery will come on board in Westford on July 1. He said the School Department is proud to have Clery join the district, adding that she is in the process of completing her doctorate in education at Northeastern University.
"Over the last six weeks, we have conducted a search for our new assistant superintendent," Olsen said. "I am pleased to announce the hire."
Olsen said about 27 applicants came forward for the position, and Clery was selected from a narrowed-down pool of six; the position is filled by the superintendent's appointment.
A committee of school personnel, including teachers and administrators, was formed to review candidates, Olsen said, adding that Clery "stood out in the interviews not only with the interview committee but also with myself and in terms or her depth of knowledge.
"I feel very comfortable in hiring her and know she'll do a great job for us," he added.
Francis announced her retirement earlier this year in Westford, effective June 30. In an email to colleagues, she said she has mixed emotions over the decision. She joined the Westford School District in 2011 and has spent 41 years as an educator.
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Ovie Carroll
Prior to joining the Department of Justice, Mr. Carroll was the Special Agent in Charge of the Computer Crimes Unit at the United States Postal Service, Office of Inspector General (OIG), responsible for all computer intrusion investigations within the USPS network infrastructure and for providing all computer forensic analysis in support of OIG investigations and audits as well as the deployment, installation and monitoring of technical computer surveillance equipment in support of criminal investigations.
Mr. Carroll has also served as the Chief, Computer Investigations and Operations Branch, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Washington Field Office where he was responsible for coordinating all national level computer intrusions occurring within the United States Air Force. He has extensive field experience applying his training to a broad variety of investigations and operations.
In addition to his career fighting computer crime, Mr. Carroll has led and assisted in the planning and conduct of counterintelligence inquiries, conducted investigations into a variety of offenses including murder, fraud, bribery, theft, gangs and narcotics.
Ovie has also recently angered the infamous Blue Balled Dongle, a sickly forensicator moonlighting as a professional midget wrestler. The Blue Balled Dongle has vowed revenge and promises that Ovie will soon understand the true meaning of a British hissy fit.


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Bureaucratic work is understandably boring but it has its perks: a steady income and a stable job. However, nineteen government employees in China's far west province of Xinjiang have taken their jobs for granted, spending their office hours playing video games.
The government employees were caught in late august after unannounced inspections by the local government's disciplinary arm. During both visits, the inspectors found a decline in work efficiency from the Manas county Industrial Park regulatory department as well as declines in fourteen other departments.
Manas county is located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in West China. This region is often wrought with political and social turmoil. Much of the area is still closed to foreign journalists and tourists.
Looking into what caused the lack of work production, the disciplinary department found that 19 employees spread across 14 local government departments, most from the IPRD, were playing Three Kingdoms Killers Online, the Bang!-inspired, Three Kingdoms-themed card game.
Of the ninteteen people that were caught playing video games during office hours, four included deputy department heads, and 10 were township level supervisors.
So far, there is no word on what their punishment will be, but from the looks of it they could have just lost their careers all for the sake of gaming at work. Hope it was worth it!
<a href="http://games.qq.com/a/20121009/000275.htm" [Tencent Games]