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CT Coachworks LLC, a small builder in Riverside, Calif., has introduced the Siena Suite, a 35-foot Class A motorhome with an 8-foot by 18-foot rooftop patio covered by a manual A&E awning. "It takes only three to four minutes to set up and is a good place to get above the crowds," said sales representative Bruce Mullen. Built on 22,000-pound Workhorse W-22 gas-powered chassis, the double-slide floorplan is one of three in the Siena lineup. Access to the patio, equipped with a removable indoor-outdoor carpet and water, cable and 110-volt electrical outlets, is via a 33-pound aluminum ladder that stores on top of the 14-foot-long living room slideout. Patio rails fold down in the travel mode. Amenities in the vacuum-bonded fiberglass-and-aluminum Siena Suite include residential appliances, solid surface countertops and stainless steel sinks. MSRP: $131,232
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Openfilm, LLC was founded and received its initial amount of funds in November of 2007. Since inception, the company has seen tremendous growth and today stands along the side of its indirect competitors such as YouTube, HULU, Metacafe, and others.
Openfilm is a technology company and online community of film lovers and filmmakers working together to change the way independent film is discovered, financed and distributed.
With an Advisory Board of award-winning filmmakers, proprietary technology, Openfilm Live webcam chats, social networking, an extensive film festival database and unique member channels, Openfilm unites the best elements of the film industry in one place.
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IBM offers a range of services to support MobileFirst for iOS apps. From assuring that the apps are properly integrated into your business to AppleCare device protection and maintenance, the apps that are now part of your enterprise infrastructure will be integrated quickly and updated accordingly.
No. Integration needs for MobileFirst for iOS apps varies by client. While some clients install a single app at a time, more and more clients are digitally transforming their enterprise – rolling out suites of apps across the enterprise. IBM supports both approaches.
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Legacies and greatness. They are the two most hotly debated qualities of an athlete. Some legitimate, some not at all.
This week leading up to the clash between Denver and New England (believe it or not there are more players on the team than Tom Brady and Peyton Manning), the topics have come up rather frequently.
They are the two greatest quarterbacks of this era in football. Why can�t we just say that, watch them and enjoy it?
Legacies such as Brett Favre or Michael Jordan can be debated because those athletes have let certain things creep into the discussion.
For Manning and Brady, there really are no such things.
Both legendary quarterbacks� overall numbers match up for the most part with one of them leading by a small margin in certain statistics.
The most glaring differences are Brady�s 18-7 postseason record compared to Manning�s 10-11.
Or, Manning�s 64,964 career passing yards in contrast to Brady�s 49,149.
No matter how you slice it, neither one have anything else to prove to their legacies.
Neither of them can hurt their legacies � they can only build them higher.
Brady chases a fourth Super Bowl ring while Manning seeks his second.
Manning is 1-2 career versus Brady in the postseason, and the two�s postseason numbers match up eerily, although Brady has played four more games than Manning.
Brady has thrown for 6,147 yards in the postseason, with Manning notching 5,909. Brady has a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 42-22, while Manning posts a 34-22 TD-INT ratio.
For career regular-season stats, Manning is way ahead in mostly everything with 491 career touchdowns to Brady�s 359 in addition to the big lead in career passing yards.
However, instead of arguing which is the better or if either are the greatest ever, both should be regarded with the same football regality.
I think that Brady has benefited from much better defenses and weapons than Manning has over their careers.
No matter, they will soon be passing the torch to guys like Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees as the two greatest in the game in a common period of time.
Both are sure-fire first-ballot hall of famers as well.
Anytime there is a duel like this, people get tunnel vision and focus on the two quarterbacks, when the play of the game is often made by a defender, receiver or running back.
That�s what I believe Sunday�s game will come down to � which team�s defense will play better? Can Knowshon Moreno and Montee Ball out-do LeGarrette Blount and Stevan Ridley?
It should be a great game and possibly, one of the final times we get to see our sports version of Burr-Hamilton � Manning versus Brady.
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Helping Mark Sanford turn it around
Mark Sanford's remarkable victory Tuesday night over Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the special election in South Carolina's First Congressional District marked a tremendous comeback against long odds.
Colbert Busch had outraised Sanford by roughly $1.4 million to $1 million, a gap that was radically widened by roughly $1 million in spending by her party and assorted PACs, particularly the liberal House Majority PAC. Against that, Sanford had only one outside group assisting him at any significant scale, and that came just in the last week of the campaign – our organization, Independent Women's Voice.
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This wasn't a race we had planned to become involved in, even though Sanford had signed our Repeal Pledge on Obamacare (which includes de-funding it and slowing implementation however possible), and Busch, unsurprisingly, had not.
But when, three weeks prior to the election, the news broke that Sanford's ex-wife had filed a complaint that he had repeatedly trespassed onto her property in contravention of their divorce settlement, the NRCC announced it would have nothing more to do with the race, and what should have been a reliably anti-Obamacare House vote was put at risk.
Five days later, Public Policy Polling reported that Sanford's standing had dropped precipitously and that he trailed Busch by 50-41 percent despite it being a heavily Republican district that had voted for Mitt Romney by 18 points. According to the survey, it appeared Republicans and Independents had had it and simply did not want to vote for Sanford.
We were concerned about the possibility of a Colbert Busch victory on several levels:
• In the short term, there will be extremely important budget and policy votes this year, particularly on Obamacare, and each vote will count.
• Medium term, we were concerned about the psychological/morale aspect of a Colbert Busch victory – the left wouldn't say, "awe shucks, it's just that they had a flawed candidate." Instead, they would have crowed that they just defeated a former governor of a very Republican state and proclaimed continued mandates and momentum from 2012. And that classic "special election momentum" would come at just the time when the national party committees are focusing on recruiting for the crucial 2014 midterms: a Sanford loss could have made liberal efforts to recruit good candidates easier, and made conservative efforts to recruit good candidates harder.
• Longer term, we were not so convinced that once elected, Colbert Busch would be easy to beat in 2014. However conservative the district, a woman who comes across as moderate, has local celebrity, and is buttressed by lots of money won't be quite as easy to dislodge as conventional wisdom seemed to think. Case in point: special-election victor Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (D-N.Y.), who had far fewer qualifications than Colbert Busch, and was supposed to be easily beaten, has held her putatively Republican seat for twenty years now. It seemed a far better option to try to beat Sanford in a 2014 primary, should that be warranted, than try to defeat her in a general election.
• Strategically, and particularly after our frustrating inability in 2012 to persuade Republican campaigns or any of the large aggregating outside groups to use Obamacare as an issue against liberals, we wanted to see if the health law remained as powerful an issue as we believe it continues to be.


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2014 CMS Summer Meeting
University of Manitoba, June 6 - 9, 2014
We discuss an analogue of the Hermitian-Einstein equations for generalized K\"ahler manifolds. We also introduce a notion of stability for generalized holomorphic bundles on generalized K\"ahler manifolds, and establish a Kobayashi-Hitchin-type correspondence between stable bundles and solutions of the generalized Hermitian-Einstein equations.
If G is a compact Lie group, and G acts semifreely on a Hamiltonian G-space, then the preimage of the Lie algebra of the maximal torus contains only finitely many points in each orbit. More generally to get a space with this property we define the imploded cross-section of a Hamiltonian G-space by quotienting each orbit by the commutator subgroup of the stabilizer. The universal imploded cross-section is the imploded cross-section of the cotangent bundle of G -- it can be used to construct the imploded cross-section of a general Hamiltonian G-manifold.
For SU(2) the universal imploded cross-section is a complex vector space of dimension 2, so its topology is trivial. In general the universal imploded cross-section is singular, but topological invariants distinguishing it from a point are not known. We compute the intersection cohomology of the universal imploded cross-section of SU(3), and show that it is nontrivial.
Generalized holomorphic bundles, introduced by Gualtieri in 2004, are the analogues of holomorphic vector bundles in the generalized geometry setting. For some generalized complex structures, these bundles correspond to co-Higgs bundles, flat bundles or Poisson modules. I will give an overview of what is known about generalized holomorphic bundles, and describe their moduli spaces in some specific examples.
In this talk, I will show how any stack over manifolds has an underlying coarse moduli space equipped with a diffeology which, in the case of a geometric stack, corresponds to the orbit space of a representative Lie groupoid equipped with the quotient diffeology. Moreover, there is a fully faithful functor from diffeological spaces into stacks. This gives us a unifying category in which we can directly compare, in the case of a Lie group action for instance, information encoded by the diffeology versus information encoded by the quotient stack. Time permitting, I will give an example of one such invariant.
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There is some experiments that we can do to test this theory. We can weigh a block two times. At the first time we weigh it hot, and at the second time we weigh it cold. The hot block must be lighter than the cold one (becouse the hot energy repels with the gravity of Earth). We need to have a very precisely weighing-machine to do that.


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AAFP Statement: AAFP Opposes U.S. Department of Justice's Appeal of Emergency Contraception Ruling
Monday, May 06, 2013
Statement Attributable to:
Glen Stream, MD, MBI
Board Chair
American Academy of Family Physicians
"The U.S. Department of Justice's May 1 decision to appeal a recent U.S. District Court's ruling to lift the age restriction on over-the-counter access to Plan B One-Step emergency contraception presents an unnecessary barrier between females at risk of an unintended pregnancy and a safe and effective means to prevent it. Emergency contraception should be made readily available, without restriction, to all females of child bearing age, especially when timely access is critical for optimal effectiveness.
"On Dec. 7, 2012, the American Academy of Family Physicians signed a joint letter to the Department of Health and Human Services calling for the removal of age restrictions for Plan B One-Step. Science and research have proven the drug to be a safe and effective means to prevent unintended pregnancies in females of all ages. Furthermore, all females should have access to emergency contraception as a back-up birth control option in cases of unprotected sex, sexual assault, or contraceptive failure.
"As medical professionals committed to lowering the rate of unintended pregnancy, we view the FDA's action to approve over-the-counter access to Plan B without a prescription for females aged 15 and older as a step forward. However, it is important to realize that a 15-year-old may lack the necessary proof-of-age identification required by law. In the interest of patients' safety and reproductive rights, the AAFP upholds its stance that emergency contraception should be readily available to any female, regardless of age, who may experience an unintended pregnancy."
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Bridge challenges. Physics challenges- "Build the widest structure with only two planks touching the ground." Simple parameters with unlimited solutions. Students must expirement with the forces on cantilevers, fulcrums, balance, triangulation etc. Explore the golden mean, optimum proportions.
Structures can be incredibly complex. Probem solving, teamwork, creativity happen automatically. Students feel like, engineers, inventors and sculptors. The level of concentration will impress you. Exceptional children build exceptional structures.
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When people is so dumb that they don't even bother googleing that spider (which doesn't have any poison whatsoever.)
Prawns, the caption said nothing about whether the spider was lethal or not.
Perhaps if I flipped the image upside down it would easier for you to read.
Prawns…..All spiders have some amount of poison….
It's just a harmless huntsman spider.
Every Aussie knows only the little spiders are poisonous…
That spider is a huntsman. – they are harmless if left alone.
Venom toxicity – the bite of Huntsman Spiders is of low risk (non toxic) to humans. They are a non-aggressive group of spiders. However, a large individual can give a painful bite. Beware in summer when the female Huntsman Spider is guarding her egg sacs or young.
Negative NO spider has Poison. No snakes have poison… NO CREATURE that can bite you and inject something from their venom glands is poisonous. They are venomous. Just like Poison arrow frogs are not venomous. They are poisonous!
There is a big difference between Poison and Venom. Venom if ingested cant kill you, it has to get into your blood stream. It might make you sick but it wont kill you. poison can only hurt you if it is ingested.
This is why it is safe to suck out venom from snake bites… It will make you sick, but it wont kill you if it gets in your stomach.
Some people still think daddy long leg spiders are poisonous… Some people!
Does this mean if I swat it, I'll see a damage floater?


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Georgia CRCT Test Prep
About Georgia's Criterion-Referenced Competency Test (CRCT)
If you have a child in elementary, middle or high school in Georgia, then you need to know about the standardized tests your child will be taking. To comply with the federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001, Georgia administers standardized tests to students beginning in 1st grade through high school.
Time4Learning, an online education service that teaches many of the skills these exams test, offers this page to help you understand Georgia's standardized tests and how you can help your children prepare.
In Georgia, students in 1st through 8th grade take a standards-based test called the Criterion-Referenced Competency Test (CRCT). Criterion-referenced means that test items are based on grade-specific Georgia academic content standards as outlined in the Georgia Performance Standards (GPS).
The CRCT tests students in reading, English language arts and math in first through eighth grade. In addition, students in 3rd through 8th grade take science and social studies tests. Students in 3rd, 5th and 8th grade also complete a writing test. The eighth grade writing assessment is also called the Middle Grades Writing Assessment (MGWA).
Additional GA Standardized Tests
There are a number of other standards-based tests that students in Georgia have to take. Those who are enrolled in any of the following classes take End-of-Course Tests (EOCTs) in those subjects:
- Mathematics I: Algebra/Geometry/Statistics
- Mathematics II: Geometry/Algebra II/Statistics
Social Studies
- United States History
- Economics/Business/Free Enterprise
- Biology
- Physical Science
English Language Arts
- 9th Grade Literature and Composition
- American Literature and Composition
GHSWT and GHSGT
To graduate from high school, 11th grade students must take and pass two tests:
- the Georgia High School Writing Test (GHSWT), which is given in the fall, and
- the Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT), which is administered in the spring and tests the subjects of English language arts, math, science and social studies.
Students who do not pass the GHSWT or GHSGT the first time can retake the test up to four additional times before the end of 12th grade.
GAA and GKAP-R
Georgia also administers the Georgia Alternate Assessment (GAA) for students with significant cognitive disabilities, and the Georgia Kindergarten Assessment Program-Revised (GKAP-R), which tests to see if kindergarten students are ready for first grade.
Iowa Tests of Basic Skills (ITBS/A)
In addition to the CRCT, MGWA, EOCT, GHSWT and GHSGT, which compare Georgia students to their in-state peers, school districts may elect to administer the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills (ITBS/A), a norm-referenced test that compares the reading, math, science and social studies skills of Georgia students in elementary and middle school to their peers across the U.S. The test can be given once in the 3rd, 4th or 5th grade and once more in the 6th, 7th or 8th grade.
What do the CRCT and Other Standardized Test Scores Mean?
For the CRCT and the MGWA, students receive one of three scores for each of the subject areas tested:
- Exceeds standards
- Meets standards
- Does not meet standards
For the EOCT, GHSWT and the GHSGT tests in math and social studies, students receive one of three scores for each subject tested:
- Pass plus
- Pass
- Fail
For the GHSGT tests in English language arts and science, students receive one of four scores for each subject:
- Honors
- Advanced proficiency
- Basic proficiency
- Below basic
CRCT test scores do not determine if a student will be promoted to the next grade or held back. However, students who receive low scores on any of the standardized tests might need additional instruction in those subject areas.
Preparing for Georgia's CRCT Test
For general tips on test preparation, please visit our standardized test overview page. The real preparation for the CRCT, and all standardized tests that assess a wide range of fundamental skills, is to steadily build and master skills in math, reading and writing fundamentals.
Parents can help students succeed in school by making a special effort to get involved in their children's education. You should ensure your children are doing their homework every night and reading and writing on a daily basis. In addition, families can hire tutors or use online learning programs such as Time4Learning and Time4Writing to supplement their children's schoolwork and help to build fundamental skills.
To help your children prepare for state standardized tests such as Georgia's CRCT, you can enroll your children in a test prep program or buy books to help them become familiar with test formats and terminology, to learn test-taking strategies (when to guess, when not to), to become comfortable with time restrictions, and to practice answering different types of questions.
For instance, when a reading passage is followed by comprehension questions, many test prep programs teach students to scan the questions prior to reading the passage so that they can pay special attention to the areas addressed by questions.
Most states release copies of tests or sample test questions from previous years. Parents can use these released test questions as resources to help students practice test skills and students can spend the majority of their time reviewing the key concepts within the sample test questions.
Time4Learning is not a test prep program; instead, it is a program that builds the skills that will be tested.
Time4Learning is a new approach that takes advantage of today's technology. It's a convenient, online home education program that combines learning with fun educational teaching games.
The online language arts and math curriculum comprise a comprehensive program for preschool, elementary school, and middle school. Science and social studies programs are provided for most grades.
Kids like using the computer to learn and to develop their skills. Time4Learning's educational teaching games give students independence as they progress at their own pace.
Parents like that it tracks progress and helps kids advance by teaching through individualized learning paths that assure mastery of the skills and concepts that makes kids succeed.
Have a child with math and reading skills at different grade levels? No problem, just tell us in the online registration process.
Time4Learning is proven effective, has a low monthly price, and provides a money-back guarantee so you can be sure that it works for your family, risk free!
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globalH2Ope necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 77 diseños de 29 diseñadores freelance.
globalH2Ope; http://www.globalH2Ope.org
globalH2Ope is a non-profit organization with a focused mission on providing clean water in third-world countries. It is a USA-based organization providing leadership, equipment, education, and training to volunteers and foreign nationals to support its mission. globalH2Ope raises funds, develops programs, trains and supports volunteers, and monitors and assesses progress. Its presence in a foreign country includes equipment, employing local workers, and ensuring plans are executed successfully.
Target is corporate and individual donors, government agencies, and volunteers. The organization needs the financial support to further its mission. Volunteers are needed to donate the time and expertise to fulfill the mission in the USA and abroad.
Key Points:
- Image need to be crisp, clean, and professional and style should communicate confidence, trust, and commitment.
- Image and colors should communicate warmth, connection with people and community.
- Although not required; consider blue tone(s) given the focus on water, green tone(s) to communicate growth which is a result of clean water, yellow tone(s) to communicate sun or light.
- Open to ideas on how to use capital and/or small-case letters. The 'H2O' component is significant so be creative.
- Design needs to work with current contemporary best practice design, soft, white space, clean, and simple.
- Needs to be elegant and lasting rather than cutting edge and hip.
Business Card Considerations: Design should be one-sided only. Attached document lists fields that must be accommodated.
Stationary Considerations: Needs to be printed in black and white without negatively impacting design.
Foreign Country Considerations:
Logo needs to be extendable when used in a foreign country. The primary logo for globalH2Ope may need to include country name (i.e. globalH2Ope Haiti) and should be repeatable yet not take away from the primary logo.
Other Considerations:
- All images that are used must be original works and royalty free.
- Should have color and black-and-white versions.
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CAWHFI Component Project Financed by the European Commission
This third component, financed by the European Commission, allowed the activities of CAWHFI to continue, while strengthening initiatives in favor of conservation and sustainable development of the spaces, species and people of the CongoBasin.
Objective 1
The governmental partners were briefed and trained in the tools and concepts of the World Heritage Convention, and a framework for consultation among partners is now functional.
The TNS was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2012, an outcome of the nomination preparation process, supported by UNESCO and WCS. The governments of Congo and Gabon have signed an agreement for the creation of the Mayumba-Conkouati Transborder Park.
Objective 2
|The capacity of the Sangha Trinational Foundation to manage and administer funds for sustainable conservation has been reinforced.
Objective 3
|The tool MIST was selected for law enforcement monitoring and for appropriate decision-making regarding the National Parks' surveillance. The databases and the collection protocols have also been improved and the training tools have been adapted.
Objective 4
The impact of mining, forestry, and energy investment projects in the TRIDOM has been limited.
Anti-poaching activities have, overall, been a success in the TRIDOM. Implementation and follow-up of the memoranda of understanding on the management of hunting in the TRIDOM have yet to yield concrete results, but are in process.
In the Complex of Protected Areas of Gamba (CPAG), the capacity of local touristic operators, local NGOs and governmental partners has been reinforced for the sustainable management of natural resources.
Objective 5
|The communication of the results has contributed to a better understanding from the States Parties, the partners and the public, of the World Heritage Convention and its importance for the protection of the Outstanding Values of the natural heritage in the Congo Basin.
Implementation of the Central African World Heritage Initiative's component, financed by the European Commission was overall a success. Attainment of the objectives has notably been possible thanks to the successful collaboration between the technical partners of this component and to the success of consultations between the stakeholders (national and local authorities, private sector, local populations). It should be noted that the local populations actively participated in the planning and implementation of the activities linked to conservation.
News (2)
- European Commission contributes €2.5 million to Central Africa World Heritage Forest Initiative Friday, 19 December 2008
- [in French only] Le Comite de pilotage oriente les actions CAWHFI de l'année 2008 sur deux priorités : le renforcement de la gestion des aires protégées, l'implication effective des acteurs concernés. Friday, 14 March 2008
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- CAWHFI 2009 Steering Committee Annual Meeting 30-Mar-2009-02-Apr-2009


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Cohen lifts Green Bay past Texas Southern 87-86 in OT
Apr. 02, 2019 11:40 PM EDT
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Sandy Cohen III scored 23 points as Green Bay narrowly beat Texas Southern 87-86 in overtime in the semifinals of the CollegeInsider.com...
Duke freshmen Williamson, Barrett top AP All-America team
By John Marshall Apr. 02, 2019 12:00 PM EDT
Texas Southern tops Louisiana-Monroe 108-102 in 3OT
Mar. 28, 2019 10:54 PM EDT
MONROE, La. (AP) — Tyrik Armstrong had a season-high 32 points as Texas Southern defeated Louisiana-Monroe 108-102 in triple overtime in the CollegeInsider.com...
Texas Southern defeats Texas Rio Grande Valley 94-85 in CIT
Mar. 25, 2019 10:36 PM EDT
EDINBURG, Texas (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 27 points and 17 rebounds as Texas Southern defeated Texas Rio Grande Valley 94-85 in the CIT second round on Monday night. ...
Hopkins leads Texas Southern past New Orleans 95-89 in OT
Mar. 20, 2019 10:35 PM EDT
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Justin Hopkins had a career-high 20 points as Texas Southern beat New Orleans 95-89 in overtime in the first round of the CIT on Wednesday night. ...
Texas Southern Tigers at North Carolina Central Eagles 3/14/2018
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Texas Southern Tigers at Prairie View A&M Panthers 3/16/2019
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Prairie View beats Texas Southern 92-86 in SWAC title game
Mar. 16, 2019 09:33 PM EDT
Location, crowds help Dayton keep a grip on the First Four
By Mitch Stacy Mar. 16, 2019 11:34 AM EDT
Combs leads Texas Southern past Alabama St 80-66 in SWAC
Mar. 16, 2019 12:43 AM EDT
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 28 points and 18 rebounds as Texas Southern topped Alabama State 80-66 in the semifinals of the Southwestern Athletic...
Butler carries Texas Southern over Southern U. 80-70
Mar. 13, 2019 12:03 AM EDT
HOUSTON (AP) — Devocio Butler had 16 points to lead five Texas Southern players in double figures as the Tigers got past Southern 80-70 in the quarterfinals of the...
Lee leads Southern past Texas Southern 87-77
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HOUSTON (AP) — Richard Lee had a career-high 30 points as Southern snapped its 19-game road losing streak, beating Texas Southern 87-77 on Saturday night. ...
Combs, Ewing lift Texas Southern over Alcorn St. 99-72
Mar. 07, 2019 11:43 PM EST
HOUSTON (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 18 points to lead five Texas Southern players in double figures as the Tigers stretched their winning streak to 11 games, easily...
Combs carries Texas Southern over Alabama A&M 66-61
Mar. 04, 2019 11:54 PM EST
NORMAL, Ala. (AP) — Jeremy Combs recorded 15 points and 10 rebounds to lift Texas Southern to a 66-61 win over Alabama A&M on Monday night, the Tigers' 10th...
Combs leads Texas Southern over Alabama St. 78-68
Mar. 02, 2019 09:28 PM EST
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 22 points and 16 rebounds as Texas Southern won its ninth straight game, topping Alabama State 78-68 on Saturday. ...
Texas Southern defeats Mississippi Valley St. 92-80
Feb. 25, 2019 11:50 PM EST
HOUSTON (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 24 points and 10 rebounds as Texas Southern won its eighth straight game, topping Mississippi Valley State 92-80 on Monday night. ...
Texas Southern beats Arkansas-Pine Bluff 94-74
Feb. 24, 2019 12:48 AM EST
HOUSTON (AP) — Jeremy Combs scored 27 points on 10-of-15 shooting and grabbed 11 rebounds to help Texas Southern beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff 94-74 on Saturday night. ...
Combs lifts Texas Southern past Jackson St. 77-65
Feb. 18, 2019 11:53 PM EST
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Jeremy Combs had a career-high 33 points plus 17 rebounds as Texas Southern topped Jackson State 77-65 on Monday night. Combs hit...
Combs scores in waning seconds, Texas Southern wins 86-85
Feb. 16, 2019 09:08 PM EST
GRAMBLING, La. (AP) — Jeremy Combs had a layup in the waning seconds to give Texas Southern an 86-85 victory over Grambling on Saturday night. ...
Texas Southern rallies to beat Prairie View A&M 95-90
Feb. 10, 2019 12:26 AM EST
HOUSTON (AP) — Jeremy Combs had 22 points and 14 rebounds and Texas Southern rallied to beat Southwestern Athletic Conference leader Prairie View A&M 95-90 on...


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Lindenstraße 85, 10969 Berlin
In January 2019, a dam burst at an iron ore mine near Brumadinho, Brazil, killing more than 270 people. The toxic sludge polluted large sections of the Paraopeba River, poisoning thousands of people's...
29.11.2019, 14:00 Uhr
Akademie der Künste (AdK)
The issue of (post-)colonial injustice is more present than ever before in German and European legal and cultural policy debates. Still, this development towards addressing the past has not had much...


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Have you been thinking about buying an electric car, but find them too assembled for your tastes? Then boy are you in luck: a Japanese company called Modi-Corp has released a new, assemble-it-yourself electric car.
The car is a tiny one-seater vehicle, street-registrable in Japan as a "motorized bicycle", and, in a brilliant triumph of confusing marketing, is called a Pius. You know, since there's no other electric or partially electric car named something that sounds really, really like "Pius."
Based on a Japanese chart, it appears to have a range of about 15 miles (25 km) and a top speed of close to 22 mph (35 kph). This blistering speed is thanks to a just under 1 HP motor (0.6 KW), fed by a 36 V battery pack, and pushing around all 440 lbs of car. These specs make it remarkably similar to the Electra King I reviewed recently.
The modest specs of the car are quite forgivable when the purpose of the car is understood. It's designed to be sold to schools and universities so the technology of electric cars and their construction can be understood. From this perspective, it seems terrific. The chassis looks to be a practical rear-motor design, with battery packs placed above the front axle and on either side of the central seat, with the motor control unit above the rear motor/transaxle assembly. It's skinned with an attractive, sporty body made of what I'm assuming is plastic, and available in six colors.
Any class that involves the creation of a working vehicle of any sort is okay in my book, and this one looks like it'll make a pretty great go-kart as well. Schools buying these should get in touch with each other to set up a race series as soon as possible.
(Source: Inhabitat)


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"The issue also lies with some charities themselves, those that are not currently enterprising – though of course many are. There seems to be a complacency and passivity about seizing social enterprise, of people 'maybe thinking about trying some of that social enterprise'. This is a dangerous way of thinking."
So says Duncan Thorp, parliamentary, policy and communications officer for Social Enterprise Scotland, writing for The Guardian's Social Enterprise Network. In terms of the basic arguments, it's fairly standard stuff from the social enterprise lobby but, as always, it's not entirely clear what specifically charities are being asked to do and why.
If the position of the social enterprise movement (or the social enterprise lobby, at least) is really that it's all over for the old-style charitable model, then even those charity trustees who are sympathetic to socially enterprising approaches in principle might quite reasonably ask to see the numbers.
Thorp doesn't offers numbers but he does link the idea that a shift towards social enterprise is both inevitable and right with the current economic situation noting that: "Our society is not going through an economic blip, when things will go 'back to normal' in ten years, when we can start relying on state hand-outs again. Society has fundamentally changed. It's better not to deny it and attempt to operate outside of capitalism – but instead to exploit and change the market to do good business – the core of what social enterprise is and does."
It's hard to disagree with the suggestion that few charities will be able to base future their long-term sustainability on operating outside of capitalism but that isn't what traditional charities do – they seek the most effective ways to generate income (and non-financial resources) to achieve their social goals. Grants and donations are no less a part of capitalism than trading activities. In fact, free market libertarians are generally keener on (private) grants and donations than they are on state contracts.
While it's true that the UK economy is doing badly and there's less money around to be spent on delivering social goods, there's no logical reason why that means it will be easier or more sustainable for most charities to generate income through trading than through other means. It depends what you do, who you do it for and who you think is going to pay for it.
Public money carved up in different ways
There clearly is an area of activity where charities are – whether they like it or not – are moving from traditional grant-funded models to trading models. That's in the area of delivering publicly-funded services. This shift has nothing whatsoever to do with charities choosing to adopt social enterprise models. It's based on public sector agencies decided to move from grant-funded models to contract models. Charities have the option of falling in line or not (having a chance of) getting the money.
The latest NCVO Civil Society Almanac reports that while voluntary sector income from public sector grants dropped from £4.4Billion in 2000/01 to £3Billion in 2009/10, income from public sector contracts increased from £4.3Billion in 2000/01 to £10.9Billion in 2009/10. It's, at best, optimistic to suggest that charities and social enterprises delivering public contracts are in a position 'to exploit and change the market' – either to do good business or to do anything else.
Public sector agencies dictate public service markets. Multi-£billion private oursourcing companies – having been enabled by government to build that economic clout – may now be well placed to apply pressure in terms of how these markets develop but even the largest trading charities and social enterprises aren't. There are pros and cons in terms of the shift from (direct state provision) and grants to contracts – there's plenty of situations where block provision hasn't always delivered the goods for people who use services, either in terms of quality or choice – but this trend is not about socialising markets, it's about marketising exist social sectors of the economy.
When it comes to markets beyond those controlled by the state, the voluntary sector's trading income is not actually increasing in percentage terms, it's dropping. The Civil Society Almanac reports that earned income from indviduals was 20% of voluntary sector income in 2000/2001 (£4.2Billion of a total income of £20.7Billion) but had dropped to 18% (£6.6Billion out of a total £36.7Billion) in 2009/10.
That drop isn't because earned income individuals is decreasing – even adjusted for inflation, it's increasing – but it's nowhere near keeping pace with the increase in earned income from the state and it's less than 0.5% of GDP.
Ultimately, though these percentage figures aren't the most important issue that charities considering more socially enterprising approaches have to consider. The most important is how and whether they can either continue to deliver the social outcomes they were set up, deliver more and better social outcomes and/or deliver different social outcomes.
Markets and market failure
Social enterprising models that involve selling the goods or services to people who use those services (customers) have the clear advantage that they either succeed or fail based on whether or not they continue to useful (and affordable) to those customers. But that's not the starting point for most charities (or most social enterprises) and, unsurprisingly, there's no evidence that the ability or inclination of people in the UK to pay for goods or services that they previously didn't pay for is increasing significantly in the current economic climate.
There are companies – mainly co-ops – in the broader social enterprise movement who do compete and help to shape mainstream consumer markets but, far from offering clearly defined answers that traditional charities should be expected to follow, the social enterprise movement faces equally significant challenges in finding scaleable and replicable models for providing services in response to market failure beyond securing some of cash carved up by the state (whether or not they're calling that cash a contract or a grant).
We are at a point where charities need to think carefully about the services (and products) they provide and how they generate the income to provide them (and hopefully a bit more). Grants and donations will continue to be part of that. Not doing some stuff that costs lots of money and isn't widely valued is part of that. And developing effective, socially just, commercial models is part of that, too but most social enterprises – and the social enterprise lobby – are partners on the journey rather than the people with the all the answers.


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A few weeks ago, I had to make a trip to the southeastern corner of the state. Hubby joined me, and on the way home, we felt that we were doing our due diligence to reduce the mosquito population. Thousands of the juicy buggers found their death with splats on my windshield. Summer is here, and it is j-j-j-juicy.
The best juiciness of summer is certainly not the bugs, though. It is the fruits. Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, nectarines, apricots, cherries, and of course, peaches are all ripe and juicy. Unlike splattered bug guts, lush fruits make me want to sing j-j-j-juicy praises.
I have nothing but praise for some cute little fruity desserts that allowed me to finally really use the assortment of ramekins that I have been collecting from World Market. Hubby is neither a peach, nor a blueberry fan, but he loved the combination in some Individual Fruit Cobblers that I first whipped up last summer. This dessert is so simple and the juiciness of the fruits is really showcased in every bite. I served it with scoops of vanilla ice cream on the still warm cobblers. Yum. Yum. Yum. This is a j-j-j-juicy that I want to splat right On My Plate.
Individual Fruit Cobblers
1/4 cup flourCombine first four ingredients in small bowl.
3 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1 cup fresh peaches, sliced and peeled
1/4 cup fresh blueberries
3 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter, melted
1 cup fresh peaches, sliced and peeled
1/4 cup fresh blueberries
Combine milk and melted butter; stir into dry ingredients until smooth.
Pour into two greased 8-oz. ramekins.
Top with fruit.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes or until fruit is tender.
Serve warm with vanilla ice cream. (Serves 2)


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This document contains information for an outdated version and may not be maintained any more. If some of your projects still use this version, consider upgrading as soon as possible.
2.4.3 (2010-11-11)
- Fixed a security issue where destructive controller actions are not correctly secured against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). This affects various CMS interfaces, as well as classes based on TableListField or ComplexTableField.
- Enhance the protection of the assets/ directory in both IIS and Apache by including a file type whitelist.
- Compatibility with PHPUnit 3.5
- Allow direct test execution through the "phpunit" binary, in addition to the existing "sake" executable and TestRunner class.
- Misc. fixes to validation in date-based form fields, as well as better formatting of dates in non-default locales.
Upgrading Notes
Important: If you are running PHP as FastCGI with Apache
Your development environment, or production web host may be running PHP as FastCGI with Apache. If this is the case, there is a regression in 2.4.3 which will break your site. There are two ways to resolve this problem:
- Don't upgrade to 2.4.3 for now, until 2.4.4 is released
- Patch the assets/.htaccess file like this: http://open.silverstripe.org/changeset/113809
This does NOT affect IIS, or other web servers that don't understand .htaccess files.
If you're not sure whether PHP is running as FastCGI in your server environment, please check the output of phpinfo(). The easiest way to do this is to open mysite/_config.php and add phpinfo() to the bottom of the file, then browse to your site to see the environment information.
Forum references of where the community have had issues:
- http://silverstripe.org/installing-silverstripe/show/14878
- http://www.silverstripe.org/general-questions/show/14861
Important: Add manual request forgery protection to destructive controller actions
Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) allows an attacker to initiate unauthorized actions against a victim with a valid login to a target site in the same browser session, e.g. a login to SilverStripe CMS (read more about CSRF).
While SilverStripe protects form submissions from CSRF automatically, destructive GET and POST actions in subclasses of Controller are vulnerable without manual checks.
You will need to review any custom subclasses of RequestHandler and Controller (including subclasses of FormField), and add manual checks. Best practice is to return a "400 Bad Request" HTTP error when the CSRF check fails.
Also review the method signatures of any form actions - these are only protected automatically with the correct count of parameters (//$data, $form// instead of $request).
// Form field actions
class MyFormField extends FormField {
// Form fields always have a reference to their form.
// Use the form-specific token instance.
function delete($request) {
$token = $this->getForm()->getSecurityToken();
if(!$token->checkRequest($request)) return $this->httpError(400);
// valid form field delete action
// Controller actions (GET and POST) without form
class MyController extends Controller {
// Manually adds token to link
function DeleteLink() {
$token = SecurityToken::inst();
$link = Controller::join_links($this->Link(), 'delete');
// will add "?SecurityID=`<random value>`"
$link = $token->addToUrl($link);
return $link;
// Controller actions pass through the request object,
// not called through a form.
// Use a global token instance.
function delete(SS_HTTPRequest $request) {
$token = SecurityToken::inst();
if(!$token->checkRequest($request)) return $this->httpError(400);
// valid controller delete action
// Controller actions (GET and POST) with form
class MyController extends Controller {
// Forms have CSRF protection turned on by default,
// will add a HiddenField instance called "SecurityID"
function Form() {
return new Form(
$this, 'Form', new FieldSet(), new FieldSet(new FormAction('submit'))
// Form->httpSubmission() checks for CSRF automatically,
// but you need to include both parameters in the method signature.
function submit($data, Form $form) {
// valid submit action
Note: It is regarded as good practice in HTTP to only have destructive actions in POST submissions rather than GET links.
If you have overwritten any CMS templates (based on LeftAndMain), you will need to update them to include "SecurityID" parameter in all manually created forms.
Affected classes and methods:
- AssetAdmin->addfolder()
- AssetAdmin->deletefolder()
- AssetAdmin->deleteunusedthumbnails()
- AssetAdmin->removefile()
- AssetTableField
- CMSMain->addpage()
- CMSMain->buildbrokenlinks()
- CMSMain->createtranslation()
- CMSMain->duplicate()
- CMSMain->duplicatewithchildren()
- CMSMain->publishall()
- CMSMain->restore()
- CMSMain->rollback()
- CMSMain->unpublish()
- CommentTableField
- ComplexTableField
- LeftAndMain->ajaxupdateparent()
- LeftAndMain->ajaxupdatesort()
- LeftAndMain->deleteitems()
- MemberTableField
- MemberTableField->addtogroup()
- MemberTableField->delete()
- MemberTableField_ItemRequest->delete()
- PageComment
- PageComment_Controller
- SecurityAdmin->addgroup()
- SecurityAdmin->addmember()
- SecurityAdmin->MemberForm()
- SecurityAdmin->removememberfromgroup()
- SecurityAdmin->savemember()
- TableListField
Usage of Controller::join_links() to concatenate links now mandatory
[api:Controller::join_links()] method
to create links within SilverStripe controllers is now mandatory. This method ensures that links with existing GET
parameters don't break through string concatenation.
// bad
$link = $this->Link() . 'export?csv=1';
// good
$link = Controller::join_links($this->Link(), 'export', '?csv=1');
Full controller example:
class MyController extends Controller {
function export($request) {
// ...
function Link($action = null) {
return Controller::join_links('MyController', $action);
function ExportLink() {
return Controller::join_links($this->Link('export'), '?csv=1');
Using this method is particularly important for any custom
[api:TableListField] or
[api:ComplexTableField] subclasses and any
[api:LeftAndMain] subclass for the CMS UI. These classes in
particular were refactored to secure destructive links against Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF). This is achieved via a
mandatory "SecurityID" GET parameter appended to the base link.
Auto-disabled "SecurityID" field in FunctionalTest
"SecurityID" tokens are now disabled by default in unit tests, to make form submissions easier. You can manually enable security tokens, either globally or for a specific form.
class MyTest extends SapphireTest {
// option 1: enable for all forms created through this test
function setUp() {
// option 2: enable for one specific form
function testMyForm() {
$form = new MyForm();
2.4.3 Changelog
Features and Enhancements
- [rev:113420] Validation for uploaded files
- [rev:113284] Added Form->enableSecurityToken() as a counterpart to the existing disableSecurityToken()
- [rev:113272] Added !SecurityToken to wrap CSRF protection via "SecurityID" request parameter
- [rev:112272] MySQLDatabase::renameField() no longer checks that the field exists in fieldList(). alterField() does no such check, so it should be consistent. Removing this should provide a small performance improvement as well
- [rev:111915] Added localisation for batch actions in javascript + translations
- [rev:111891] #4903 !MemberLoginForm field for "You are logged in as %s" message customisation (thanks walec51!)
- [rev:111887] #3775 Added getter to GD so you can retrieve the internal GD resource being used. Made setGD public so you can override the GD yourself as well
- [rev:111873] Show "Database Configuration" section of installer requirements for reference (collapsed by default)
- [rev:111868] MySQLDatabase::getVersion() now uses mysql_get_server_info() which has been supported since PHP 4. This gives us a better version than say "5.1", instead we now get something like "5.1.51"
- [rev:111850] Make use of mysql_get_server_info() when calling MSSQLDatabase::getVersion(), if there's a problem getting info this way, falls back to using query for VERSION() details
- [rev:111828] 6017 - Configurable help link
- [rev:111495] Making "sake" script more portable by using "/usr/bin/env" shebang instead of "/bin/bash" (fixes #6045, thanks sychan)
- [rev:111489] Added "module=" argument to !FullTestSuite (to support comma-separated module lists)
- [rev:111449] allow !PageCommentForm to store all users data, rather than hardcoding the fields
- [rev:111443] simple extend hook for !PageCommentForms. Temporary measure till #6053 is implemented
- [rev:111086] #6023 Shorten SSViewer cached template path for readability of the filenames, and also so Windows doesn't break on long paths
- [rev:111050] Added custom test listener for PHPUnit in order to call setUpOnce() and tearDownOnce() on !SapphireTest
- [rev:111048] Allowing to run single tests via phpunit through new test bootstrap XML file (e.g. "phpunit sapphire/tests/api/!RestfulServerTest.php" or "phpunit sapphire/tests/api")
- [rev:111045] Added !FullTestSuite.php, so that you can test by running "phpunit sapphire/tests/!FullTestSuite".
- [rev:111041] refactored runTests, using the new phpunit wrapper classes.
- [rev:111039] Created a phpunit wrapper class to ensure that Sapphire's test framework is capable of running unit tests, coverage report and retrieve clover-statistics for PHPUnit 3.4 and PHPUnit 3.5
API Changes
- [rev:113282] Fixed various controllers to enforce CSRF protection through Form_!SecurityToken on GET actions that are not routed through Form->httpSubmission(): !AssetAdmin, CMSBatchActionHandler, CMSMain, !CommentTableField, !LeftAndMain, !MemberTableField, !PageComment, !PageComment_Controller
- [rev:113275] Added security token to !TableListField->Link() in order to include it in all URL actions automatically. This ensures that field actions bypassing Form->httpSubmission() still get CSRF protection
- [rev:113590] ErrorPage::requireDefaultRecords() case where no assets directory causes an fopen() error. Ensure assets directory is created before attempting to write error page files
- [rev:113419] Better checking of file validity (#6093) Thanks Pigeon
- [rev:113295] Ensure that !SearchForm searchEngine() call properly escapes the Relevance field for ANSI compliance
- [rev:113277] Clear static marking caches on Hierarchy->flushCache()
- [rev:113276] Fixed !ComplexTableField and !TableListField GET actions against CSRF attacks (with Form_!SecurityToken->checkRequest())
- [rev:113273] Using current controller for !MemberTableField constructor in Group->getCMSFields() instead of passing in a wrong instance (Group)
- [rev:113249] ModelViewer doesn't work due to minor bug introduced by making $_CLASS_MANIFEST keys lowercase (fixes #6144, thanks daniel.lindkvist)
- [rev:113247] Fixed month conversion in !DateField_View_JQuery::convert_iso_to_jquery_format() (fixes #6124, thanks mbren and natmchugh)
- [rev:113193] removed taiwans province of china
- [rev:113157] Add PHPUnit includes to !SapphireTest? class (can be loaded outside of !TestRunner? for static calls, in which case the PHPUnit autoloaders/includes aren't in place yet) (merged from r113156)
- [rev:113107] Use correct language code for jquery-ui date picker for en_US
- [rev:112961] Don't include web.config in the assets tracked in the File table.
- [rev:112288] Renamed !MySQLQuery::destroy() renamed to destruct() so that it is called properly after the object is destroyed
- [rev:112258] one more requirement switched to SSL
- [rev:111949] Ensure that \r carriage return characters get stripped out before setting content in HTMLValue::setContent(). DOMDocument will transform these into
 entities, which is apparently XML spec, but not necessary for us as we're using HTML
- [rev:111914] #6096 RSSFeed::feedContent() restores previous state of SSViewer::get_source_file_comments() after temporarily disabling it (thanks paradigmincarnate!)
- [rev:111898] Filesystem::removeFolder() did not remove files that ended with a "." when this is a valid file. Remove the regex and replace with specific case for "." and ".."
- [rev:111890] #6066 Form::__construct() should respect hasMethod on passed in Controller instance if it's available (thanks paradigmincarnate!)
- [rev:111889] #3910 Setting timezone parameter to !MySQLDatabase::__construct() should use $this->query() to be consistent
- [rev:111878] Ensure that windows-style newlines ("\r\n") don't get converted to their XML entity representation through DOMDocument in SS_HTMLValue->setContent()
- [rev:111843] More common defaults for enUS.xml used by Zend!DateFormat (and !DateField/!DatetimeField), with less error prone numerical format replacing the Zend default of shortened month names (fixes #6071, thanks dalesaurus)
- [rev:111843] Correct locale mapping in !DateField_View_JQuery for "en_US" and "en_NZ"
- [rev:111842] #6055 !ErrorPage should always create static error page files when dev/build is called if they don't exist
- [rev:111841] RFC 2822 compliant validation of email adresses in !EmailField->jsValidation() and !EmailField->validate() (fixes #6067, thanks paradigmincarnate)
- [rev:111772] DB::connect() should not rely on $_SESSION existing, so we check isset() to supress any warnings of undefined indexes
- [rev:111494] Changing File->Filename property from arbitrary limitation on VARCHAR (255 characters) to TEXT (65k characters) to ensure the framework can handle deeply nested filesystem trees (fixes #6015, thanks muzdowski)
- [rev:111493] Moving folder after executing Folder::findOrMake will not set the Filenames properly. Invoking updateFilesystem() in File->onAfterWrite() instead of onBeforeWrite(), and avoid caching in FIle->getRelativePath() (fixes #5994 and #5937, thanks muzdowski)
- [rev:111492] Removing overloaded !TableField->sourceItems() method, which enables features of the underlying !TableListField implementation, such as pagination and source item caching (fixed #5965, thanks martijn)
- [rev:111464] Search didn't respect searchableClasses passed to !FulltextSearchable::enable()
- [rev:111452] added validation to the page comment form
- [rev:111255] ContentController::!SiteConfig() should look to the !SiteTree record so an alternate !SiteConfig is considered, if this method doesn't exist on the data record then fall back to the default !SiteConfig
- [rev:111202] Fixed quoting and GROUP BY statement in !ManyManyComplexTableField->getQuery() for Postgres compatibility
- [rev:111176] Force tidy to avoid wrapping long lines in CSSContentParser, it breaks our !FunctionalTest string assertions
- [rev:111126] TarballArchive::extractTo() uses an incorrectly spelled argument
- [rev:111097] Fixed !PhpSyntaxTest not to rely on relative folder references (broken due to chdir() changes in cli-script.php and bootstrap.php)
- [rev:111092] Fixed regression where coverage report request did not get passed through to runTests() in !TestRunner::all()
- [rev:111091] Fixed regression of dev/tests/all running a coverage report instead of just unit tests
- [rev:111049] Unset $default_session when using Session::clear_all()
- [rev:111044] Allow execution of a test without a current controller.
- [rev:111043] Don't require a current controller for Session::get/set/etc to work.
Minor changes
- [rev:113450] Fixed output spelling mistake and formatting in !SapphireTest::delete_all_temp_dbs()
- [rev:113430] Fixed RSSFeedTest which should put test configuration code into setUp() and tearDown() methods. If the test fails halfway through, these will get called to clean up the state
- [rev:113360] Fixed regression from r113282 for changed !SecurityToken API in CMSMain->publishall() (fixes #6159)
- [rev:113281] Removed unused !SecurityAdmin->!MemberForm() and savemember() (see !MemberTableField)
- [rev:113280] Removed unused Security->addmember() (see !MemberTableField and !SecurityAdmin->addtogroup())
- [rev:113279] Removed unused !SecurityAdmin->removememberfromgroup() (see !MemberTableField)
- [rev:113278] Removed unused !MemberList templates (see !MemberTableField)
- [rev:113274] Using !SecurityToken in !ViewableData->getSecurityID()
- [rev:113248] Javascript translations in CMSMain_right.js (fixes #6142)
- [rev:113241] Documentation
- [rev:112982] updated typo in comment for Cache.
- [rev:112962] Fix to !SapphireInfo for git-svn checkouts.
- [rev:112961] Add documentation to File::$allowed_extensions explaining that there are config files to edit in assets/
- [rev:112321] Removed "In line of " text in CLI test reporter which did not work. Details are in the backtrace below anyway, so it's not required
- [rev:112278] Reverted regression in r112272
- [rev:112254] change the requirement's link to use current protocol (we don't want messages from browsers saying the page has unsecured content, when accessing the CMS over SSL)
- [rev:111950] Comment about HTMLValue::setContent() stripping out of carriage returns
- [rev:111903] #6083 !FileTest doesn't remove test folders and files created during test
- [rev:111899] Use Filesystem::removeFolder() in !FilesystemPublisherTest::tearDown() instead of specific code to handle this
- [rev:111898] Code syntax formatting of Filesystem::removeFolder()
- [rev:111888] Moved GD::set_default_quality() function to the top of the file to align with conventions
- [rev:111883] #6090 !FilesystemPublisherTest now stores temporary files in assets, which is writable, instead of the webroot which almost never has write permissions
- [rev:111875] Enable non-default language for tinyMCE, setting language in _config.php didn't work. Thanks for @christian
- [rev:111852] Revert r111850 to !MySQLDatabase::getVersion as version comparisons need to happen, and this will strip out non-numeric characters e.g. "ubuntu1" or "lenny4" which are prefixed on some Linux distros
- [rev:111851] dev/build now shows database name and version next to "Building database ..." text
- [rev:111844] Fixed regression from r111843 (i18nText, !MemberDatetimeFieldTest, !MemberTest)
- [rev:111843] Fixed form validation message in !DateField to include actual date format, rather than a hardcoded value
- [rev:111821] Change matchesRoughly threshold slightly in !DbDatetimeTest to allow for slower database server connections
- [rev:111789] Added !FulltextSearchable::get_searchable_classes() in order to introspect currently searchable classes, added !FulltextSearchableTest, added documentation
- [rev:111788] Fixed documentation in !CheckboxSetField (fixes #6068, thanks paradigmincarnate)
- [rev:111787] Fixed documentation in Datetime (fixes #6062, thanks nicolaas)
- [rev:111786] Fixed SS_Datetime references in !BrokenLinksReport and !CommentAdmin (fixes #6063, thanks nicolaas)
- [rev:111772] Code formatting tidy of DB::connect() function
- [rev:111748] CoreTest::testGetTempPathInProject() will try to create a temp dirs when running. !CoreTest::tearDown() will now remove these temp dirs when the test finishes
- [rev:111676] #5943 Debug::text() boolean values are amended with (bool) so they don't get confused with "true" or "false" which could be strings (thanks Pigeon!)
- [rev:111669] Unit test breaks if another module or project extends Folder
- [rev:111597] Updated language master file
- [rev:111497] Fixed indentation in !PageCommentInterface.js
- [rev:111496] Fixed SQL quoting bug in !FolderTest (caused by r111493)
- [rev:111454] removed debug
- [rev:111450] removed debug
- [rev:111262] Add translation correction for Czech and add Slovakian translation in cms and sapphire (js). Thanks to @Pike
- [rev:111224] Ensuring !SiteTreeAccess.js is properly minified in live mode
- [rev:111133] Code formatting in !FullTestSuite
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I'm hoping to spend this week reviewing last conferences's talks and preparing some things for our kids to do so they will be able to listen quietly and hopefully learn something valuable.
For the past few conferences, we have gathered up some paper and crayons/colored pencils and when a new speaker comes on, we have them draw their picture, then write 2 or 3 things that the talk is about, or that they like from the talk. Then we stick them on the wall under the TV.
We leave them up for about a week, then we put them in a binder and use them for family home evening lessons, although this year, I think I will have my older kids put them in a binder so they can study them on their own, and make a book for the younger kids to take to church for sacrament meeting.
There are also a billion ideas on pinterest if you are looking for something to help your children get the most out of conference...so that YOU can get the most out of conference. If you want direct links to the following ideas {and many, many more} you can visit my pinterest General Conference page here.
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Europa League Group K: Tottenham reach knockout stages of competition
Tottenham Hotspur beat FC Sheriff 2-1 at White Hart Lane on Thursday night to reach the Europa League knockout stages.
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A first Tottenham goal for Erik Lamela and a record-breaking penalty from Jermain Defoe secured safe passage for Andre Villas-Boas' side.
Lamela has been used sparingly by Villas-Boas since his arrival from Roma and has yet to start a Barclays Premier League game for Spurs but he made the difference against the reigning Moldovan champions.
Lamela put in one of his most assured performances in a Tottenham shirt and topped it off by tucking away the first goal of the game 15 minutes into the second half, before being tripped inside the box moments later to give Defoe a chance to make history from 12 yards.
The England striker converted the penalty to claim his 23rd European goal for the club, one more than Martin Chivers managed during his time at White Hart Lane.
But Spurs did not have everything their own way. For all of their defensive work, Sheriff threatened twice in the first half before Ismail Isa grabbed a goal on 72 minutes to keep Tottenham on their toes.
Tottenham started the game brightly enough but Sheriff came with a blueprint copied from several other visiting teams in recent White Hart Lane fixtures and set out to frustrate their hosts.
Moussa Dembele had the first effort of the night after seven minutes as he rode a number of half-hearted challenges before firing in a low shot which Vjekoslav Tomic pushed behind for a corner.
Villas-Boas made eight changes from the goalless draw at Everton on Sunday and it was the returning Etienne Capoue who was next to try his luck but his similar attempt was off target.
Lamela, another player recalled for the game, had calls for a first penalty turned down after 20 minutes. The Argentina international was caught by Djibril Paye and, after originally looking to stay on his feet, tumbled over with referee Kenn Hansen unmoved.
For all of Tottenham's possession they were almost caught out in the 25th minute as Sheriff broke forward and Isa's shot deflected on to a post off the boot of Younes Kaboul.
Christian Eriksen's lapse in concentration almost gifted the visitors the lead shortly afterwards as he rolled the ball across his own penalty area and in to the path of Ricardinho, who arrowed a shot wide of Brad Friedel's right-hand post.
Spurs soon regained the upper hand as Lamela had two efforts blocked by brave Sheriff defending but it was turning in to a similar story for the home side as they failed to create any clear-cut chances.
The second half started where the first 45 minutes had left off as Sheriff looked to keep things tight at the back and limit the number of chances Tottenham's front players could create.
Friedel, who set the record for the oldest player to appear in this competition when he was named in the starting line-up, was forced in to making his first save of the evening as Luvannor Henrique curled a low effort which the 42-year-old dealt with comfortably.
Tomic in the Sheriff goal was forced in to a much smarter save just seconds later as Eriksen let fly from 25 yards, with the Croatian goalkeeper tipping his shot over at full stretch.
But Spurs finally broke the Moldovan's resilience on the hour as Lamela struck a composed shot past Tomic after Eriksen's return ball had deflected in to his path.
Lamela was again heavily involved in Defoe's record-breaking goal as he was brought down inside the box with the 31-year-old thumping home the resulting penalty to move clear as Tottenham's leading goalscorer in European competition.
Sheriff were soon handed a lifeline as Friedel could only parry a shot from Cadu with Isa on hand to finish coolly and make it an uncomfortable final 20 minutes for the hosts as they conceded their first goal of this year's competition.


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After receiving reports of shots fired in the area, Savannah-Chatham police and Southside Fire/EMS first responders arrived at the scene in the 400 block of Sharondale Road about 6:45 p.m. where they found Evan Colquitt, 17, seriously injured, said Julian Miller, police spokesman.
Colquitt died at Memorial University Medical Center of multiple gunshot wounds.
Police determined an altercation had occurred in the area and the man was running away when he was shot, Miller said. Police were talking to several people in the area following the incident but did not indicate if they had identified any suspects.
Police are asking the public to share any information they may have on the case.
Neighbors who gathered just outside the taped-off crime scene near the intersection of Sharondale and Golf Club Drive said they heard several shots fired.
Tamara Dresch, who lives about a block away from where the shooting occurred in Windsor Forest, said she's noted several instances where police had been called to the home where the incident appeared to have started.
"There's a lot of police activity right there," said Dresch, who moved to the neighborhood about three years ago. "I'm not sure what goes on there, but I've definitely seen the police there more times than you're comfortable with."
For the most part, she said, her neighborhood seems safe and is full of "good neighbors."
"Definitely, this kind of thing happening right here makes you nervous," she said. "No one wants to see that in our neighborhood."
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The Durango Botanical Society just returned from its inaugural and incredibly successful pilgrimage to visit public and private gardens in and around the Denver metro area.
The group gained inspiration from visits to multiple private gardens, seeing the transformation of traditional yard space to collections of unique and common plants many of which are available locally. Once established, many of the gardens required little or no supplemental irrigation.
You think thats important right about now? Based on weather data from the Durango-La Plata County Airport, the last measurable precipitation event was April 2, when we received all of 0.28 of an inch. Some isolated storms at the end of April may have had some appreciable moisture, but for at least the past six weeks, nary a raindrop has fallen. And in case you slept through high school biology or botany, plants typically need water to grow.
While in Denver, we were also able to pick up more plants for Durango Public Library Demonstration Garden.
The plants, offered by Plant Select, are chosen based on their performance in our variable and challenging climate. Do they all work here, in our environment? No, not always, as some of the plants introduced over the past 15 years struggle at higher elevations and cold temperatures. But that is what the library garden is for to demonstrate what works, and what may not work.
Plant Select is a cooperative program run by Denver Botanic Gardens and Colorado State University whose mission is to seek out, identify and distribute the best plants for landscapes and gardens from the intermountain region to the high plains. In 2012, six new plants were introduced as Plant Select Selections. Some of the highlights that will be at the library garden:
Fire spinner ice plant (Delosperma P001S): The newest addition to ever-popular and vibrantly colored ice plants. Fire spinner forms a carpet of purple and orange flowers throughout spring and early summer. This perennial groundcover will take full sun to partial shade and is hardy down to zone 5.
Dalmation daisy (Tanacetum cinerariifolium): I know, another white daisy. But this one is a bit different. It has attractive foliage, produces a profuse amount of white flowers, and doesnt stink like Shastas.
My nose may be misleading me, but sometimes I think Shastas smell like something died. Whenever I walk by the ones in my yard I look for a present that the cat may have left for me. The daisy should do well in our climate with our dry soils and landscapes.
Weeping white spruce (Picea glauca Pendula): Spruces can sometimes dominate a landscape, but Pendula will buck that trend. The very hardy form will reach a spread of only 6 feet when mature. A tree like this will surely bring interest to any landscape, especially those that are in tight spaces. It is also one of the few Plant Select entries that can work at elevations close to 10,000 feet.
Some of these selections may not be at our local nurseries yet, but come on by to see them at the library garden soon.
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Fox TV Studios has purchased the rights to Kevin Roose's new book "Young Money: Inside the Hidden World of Wall Street's Post Crash Recruits," a source familiar with the matter told Business Insider.
Roose, a business and technology writer for New York Magazine, followed eight young bankers and traders and documented their travails — the 100-hour workweeks, all-nighters, parties, and Occupy Wall Street-esque moral dilemmas.
Alfredo Barrios Jr., known most for his work on "Burn Notice" and "Law & Order," will be the show's writer, according to our source.
Fox Television Studios' Vice President of Programming Matt Loze, also of "Burn Notice," will be the point executive. Alan Gasmer and Peter Jaysen, who have previously worked on "Dateline NBC," will produce.
The book has been everywhere lately — it's a New York Times best seller — and Roose just made an appearance on The Daily Show.
There seems to be a renewed appetite for Wall Street on the screen, from Martin Scorsese's pump-and-dump blockbuster "The Wolf of Wall Street" to Frontline's exposé of embattled hedge funder Steve Cohen.
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The magnitude of the statement, "I'm going to the game" is hardly represented by the action of just going to the game itself. It entails the entire experience of gameday – the lodging, driving, walking, cheering, post-win mechanical bull riding at Stadium View (personal fave), and one of the Ranter's favorite pastimes: tailgating.
Every serious tailgaitor – most Packer fans we know, actually – will generally have one signature food (or drink, or both) represented at their tailgate camp. These items are the perfect match of creativity and edibility. My uncle Orlo's buffalo chicken meatballs come to mind. Or just last year, we were introduced to @gbpf127's famous booze-soaked cherries. Now, these specialty foods may take a little TLC to prepare but watching a fellow fan enjoy something you concocted is simply priceless. (You know the clip you want to see, so here you go.)
While desperately raiding the fridge one night after a lengthy pub crawl, inspiration struck in the form of a new dip. Don't judge me, but all I had in my icebox was a bag of shredded cheese, avocado and some beef sticks (actually, isn't that like three of the food groups? Niiiice). What else would/could someone with the drunk hungries do but combine them? That's exactly what I did that fateful night – and have since perfected over the last few weeks.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's with great pleasure I would like to add to the great tradition of Packer tailgating Green Bay Goo – delicious creamy guacamole and melted cheddar cheese: two great tastes that taste great together.
To make Green Bay Goo, simply dump as much cheese as you can get your hands on into a crock pot. While that's melting it into a thick, soup-like consistency, prepare your guac like the guac-star you know you are into another bowl. Then ladle out some cheese into a small bowl and then dollop (yes, dollop) some guac on top of that. From there, let your dipping imagination soar. Think pretzels, chips, beef sticks, brats or even eat it with a spoon. You'll find the combination of textures as well as the contrasting warm and cool temperatures to be simply delightful.
Note: it's very important not to combine the two until you're ready to eat. In my trials, this unique combination tastes best in the first few minutes after mixing. Plus, I've always found that ladies are into guys with good ladling skills.
I look forward to sampling your own takes on Green Bay Goo, preferably at a tailgate soon...


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Q&A with All-American Stephanie Bocian
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The 16th-ranked UC San Diego women's water polo team opened the season with a win over No. 14 Hartwick and nearly knocked off No. 9 UC Davis, losing in overtime. The Tritons compete in several tournaments this year, including the upcoming UC Irvine Anteater Invitational. UCSD has won 19 games in each of the last two years and part of the success can be attributed to junior utility Stephanie Bocian. The 2008 CWPA All-American led the Tritons with 50 assists last year, as UCSD finished third at the WWPA Championships. Bocian recently took time to discuss life as a student-athlete on the UC San Diego women's water polo team.
Q- What goals has the team set this year?
BOCIAN- To win conference (WWPA's), beat LMU, to be ranked within the top 10 and win the Harper Cup (game against SDSU).
Q- The water polo season is a solid three consecutive months. What types of conditioning/workouts do you do throughout the season to ensure you are playing your best at the end of the year?
BOCIAN- During season we continue to lift twice a week to maintain our strength as well as do swim conditioning for an hour and half twice a week. We then will do our normal two hours of polo practice six days a week unless we have a game. We do not practice on game days.
Q- In your time at UCSD, what have been some special road trips/favorite places to play on the road?
BOCIAN- Last season we got to travel to
Q- Have you played any other sports growing up? Is there another sport that you would like to play?
BOCIAN- I have been in the pool forever! I have been swimming competitively since I was six years old, and playing polo since I was 10.
Q- What were some of the factors in deciding to play water polo at UCSD?
BOCIAN- I felt that UCSD was the perfect fit for me, for multiple reasons. I love the city of
Q- Do you miss anything from your hometown,
BOCIAN- You are always going to love/miss your hometown, the familiarity of it is comforting. But if I had to choose what I miss the most it would be my parents.
Q- What is a typical week like for you, leading up to a weekend tournament?
BOCIAN- It is always tough to balance school, polo and a social life. Both my roommates and closes friends are on the polo team with me so luckily I get to see them all the time just by doing my normal activities. We try to keep polo separate from our home lives or else we would all go crazy. When I get in the pool I am focused on water polo and nothing else really comes to mind.
Q- Do you have any or a few favorite games you were a part of at UCSD?
BOCIAN- There have been several exciting games I have been a part of at UCSD. I couldn't pick just one but I love looking back on intense close games where our team has really pulled together and done some amazing things.
Q- What do you plan on doing with your Human Biology major?
BOCIAN- I know that I would like to work in the health and fitness industry in the future. I am extremely interested in sports medicine and physical therapy but I also have an interest in nutrition and perhaps personal training.
Q- What is your favorite food/place to eat in
BOCIAN- El Pescador !!!! followed by frozen yogurt at Froglanders
Q- What song do you need to hear before you get into the pool on gameday?
BOCIAN- I actually don't have a particular song that I listen to before I get in the pool. I find that I am more relaxed if I am with my teammates hanging out then zoning out on my ipod.
Q- Who is the funniest on the team? Best Dressed? Brainiest?
BOCIAN- Our team has so many different personalities that I absolutely love. I couldn't really pick out who is who. I am constantly laughing around all my teammates.
Q- What other sports do you enjoy attending at UCSD?
BOCIAN- I enjoy attending the basketball games, as well as the men's water polo games.
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The Toronto Group for International, Transnational and Comparative Law is holding its Third Annual Conference in Toronto January 29-31, 2010, entitled "Concerning States of Mind, Disturbing the Minds of States", and loosely themed around a renewed focus on historicism in international and transnational legal scholarship.
The principal aim of this conference is to encourage critical inquiry and collaborative discussion among graduate students and junior faculty members, providing a forum in which to explore the work at play in various projects aimed at historicizing and redefining international, transnational, and comparative law and legal scholarship.
Keynote speakers will include Martti Koskenniemi, Academy Professor, University of Helsinki.
The abstract submission deadline is Oct.19th, 2009. Please see the call for papers for additional submission details and contact information, and note that presenters at the Conference will have the opportunity to publish their papers with the Comparative Research in Law and Political Economy Paper series (CLPE).
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- Edward said...
If I am reading it correctly, your Call for Papers notice lists the date of the third conference as being in January 2009, rather than 2010 as you intend.
Edward Gordon
- July 17, 2009 at 10:04:00 PM EDT
- Mary L. Dudziak said...
Thanks for pointing that out. They seem to have a typo on their website. If you download the pdf of the call for papers via the link on the website, you'll find the correct date (Jan. 2010) on that version.
- July 17, 2009 at 11:52:00 PM EDT
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While the offering was unfamiliar — part ownership in a fleet of luxury cars — Ms. Beck bought the pitch because her broker had been around for years, and the product offered what seemed to be a modest annual interest rate of 7 percent.
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Right-wing radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh says "there's no politics" in his first children's book, about modern day Paul Revere's take on U.S. history.
The book, "Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims: Time-Travel Adventures with Exceptional Americans," will be published Oct. 29, NBC News reported Friday.
The book features a character named Rush Revere, a modern-day substitute teacher who travels throughout time with two students to meet the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower, NBC News said.
"It's just the truthful history of the Pilgrims, who they were, where they came from, why they came here, what happened when they got here," he said. "The true story of Thanksgiving. There's no politics in this."
Limbaugh said he was inspired to write the book because he believes children aren't "learning about the greatness of America."
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