text: St. Mike's Community Welcomes the Class of 2017 News Home 08.23.13 By: Mark Tarnacki On Thursday's Aug. 22 Move-In Day, a first-year student's dad approached Saint Michael's President Jack Neuhauser, who was standing on the lawn by Lyons Hall in the quad dorms about 2:30 p.m., sleeves rolled up in shirt and tie, watching the last of about 550 new students arrive at their new home-away-from-home. It was nearly 90 degrees and sunny but a storm looked to be coming in off to the northwest. The dad said he wished he could stay for the New Student Convocation in the Chapel that evening at 7 p.m. but figured he'd better get going on the long drive home to Connecticut. "Well," Neuhauser said as they shook hands, "One thing I'll say to them tonight which I'll say to you now: 'We'll take care of them.'" And take care of them "they" did – student life staff, security officers, program leaders, clergy, food-service workers, book store staff and some faculty -- as families began arriving shortly after 9 a.m. when student life staff started handing out dorm keys. In Saint Mike's tradition, the day was the very picture of a community working as one. Greeters at the main gate blew whistles, jumped up and down, yelled and smiled as loaded-down cars from New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut and farther turned into the main lot off Route 15 from both directions. "I like people and I want to make them feel as welcomed as I was," said one greeter, Rebecca, a senior environmental studies major from Rhode Island. Small armies of Orientation Leaders in turquoise-blue shirts met each car as it pulled onto the lawn areas around the quad. They asked families what room the cargo was headed for, they grabbed items and started carrying it in – sometimes up three or four floors. Families hugged, students looked nervous or happy or dazed, or a little of all three. "One thing I notice is they bring way too much a lot of times," Neuhauser observed. "Leave the skis and winter jackets home for now, bring them later!" Air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators were the heavier lifting as the helper-lines marched on. Security officers were out in force to keep traffic moving smoothly. "We established this sort-of circular traffic pattern last year with the new construction site then and it was a real success so we decided to try it again," said Pete Soons, director of public safety. Dean of Students Dawn Ellinwood surveyed the early scene in full swing shortly past 10 a.m. and said, "So far, so good -- Hopefully the rain holds off -- I think we'll be in by then." Happily, most students were all in by the time clouds broke with brief thunder and lightning about 3:15 p.m. "People are so up, people are so happy now, I think we're doing well!" Ellinwood said. The move-in period ran from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., with arrivals purposely staggered. "We split the class in two, half comes in, then the other half," she explained. A couple senior priests from the college's founding Edmundite order wearing black suits and collars walked by, talking with new arrivals. The fathers were headed toward Ross Sports Center, where the Society of St. Edmund had a table set up in the main gym along with scores of other offices, clubs, activities and programs of possible interest to students and their families. Father Ray Doherty '51 said he'd missed 1947's move-in day as a freshman since he was on the "preferred waiting list" as a baseball prospect. Fr. Richard Vanderweel '58 recalled as if yesterday his arrival in 1953 with his family from Dunkirk, NY, in his paper-hanger dad's Willy's Overlander station wagon. "I was nervous, eager to see what college was like, whether I could pass … I had to work my first two years cleaning the staircases and halls in Ryan Hall," said the longtime philosophy professor, now emeritus, looking at that same dorm 60 years on, newly attached to the just-completed Quad Commons Student Center. Over at Ross Sports Center, the younger Edmundites in training, Michael Carter '12 and Jon Wheeler '10, chatted with families before heading back to seminary next week in Boston. Todd Wright, Wilderness Program director, talked up his well-known and popular offerings from another table. One new student from the Chicago area said she transferred to St. Mike's after Googling "best Wilderness Programs" and the college appeared first on the list that came up. Russ Burridge from Newbury, VT, unloaded the family mini-van outside Lyons after getting up with his daughter Sarah at 4 a.m. and driving up. "That was easy for us," the rural Vermonter said, displaying his "World's Best Dad" T-shirt and joking, "It must be true – I said so!" Sarah had moved most of her stuff to her fourth-floor room already with some help. "I think it's really nice," she said of the room, "but I haven't met my roommate yet – she's from Denver, Colorado …. But we've talked a little on Facebook." Sarah says she fell in love with St. Mike's four years ago when she first came up for the summer Vermont EpScor Streams Program for high-schoolers, working with faculty biologists to study Vermont waterways, and she's been back for the program since. "Four years ago, she said, 'this is where we're going to go,'" her dad said. Sarah already knows she wants to major in biology and anthropology, work with MOVE, maybe join rugby and do some music, either vocal or playing her trumpet. "She's the first generation to go to college in our family, so it's an exciting day," Russ said. Outside Ross Sports Center, senior Sarah Hier saw a familiar face among a first-year family walking by – "Oh my God, you were my counselor at camp in New Hampshire!" the young woman said. Hier explained how she'd also given the family a tour of campus as a tour guide more recently but hadn't realized the new student had decided to come until that moment. They hugged and agreed they'd be seeing each other around. By afternoon, college leaders had sent word via e-mail that the first-floor of the new student center was open for visiting and a line formed fast at the new Einstein's Bagels near the main entrance. Students marveled at the chartreuse walls in the center's second-floor fitness center, though equipment won't arrive until next Monday or Tuesday. Some senior staffers and a vice-president for finance tried some food and drinks from Einstein's. "It's awfully good," said college architect Jim Farrington, adding with relief, "The health inspector came through this morning and passed it so we're good to go. The fact we actually have people in here and it looks like space we can bring people into on the first two floors are our big things today without a doubt." Journalism Professor Traci Griffith walked through admiring the new center with her young son Jaden. "It's so wonderful to see students coming back and then meet new parents and children and everyone is just wide-eyed and amazed at this point," Griffith said. "I can't wait for the weekend to be over and school to start."


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"A Clash of Fate: You Can't Bring Me Down!" (因縁の対決!オマエにオレは倒せねえ, Innen no Taiketsu! Omae ni Ore wa Taosenee) is episode 147 of the original Naruto anime.
Mizuki is determined to make Naruto and Iruka suffer, and it appears like he has the upper edge with his improved strength and speed. Meanwhile, Ino, Chōji, and Shikamaru are at their limits, and now Fūjin and Raijin are free. That is until Tsunade shows up and defeats them both easily. Fūjin and Raijin surrender and agree to return peacefully to the institution. Mizuki, on the other hand, has converted all of his speed to power and prepares to finish Naruto off. But, Iruka thinks up a plan and traps Mizuki, giving Naruto the chance to use the Rasengan on him. Mizuki reverts to his original form, badly damaged when Tsunade shows up and explains everything about the potion Mizuki took. Mizuki will no longer be able to fight as a shinobi. Iruka offers to treat everyone at the ramen bar, and thinks about how Naruto saved his life the same way he had saved Naruto before.


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Two local entrepreneurs have created a hair product line specifically designed for the texture of gray hair, using apple stem cells to stimulate and nourish the hair follicle.
Stylist Michael Cohen, 42, and retired attorney Barbara Price, 61, began the laborious process last June to develop the products, which will make their debut in July at a cosmetic trade show in Las Vegas. Cohen, who has more than 30 years of experience as a hair stylist, partnered with Price, who operates the business side of the venture.
Gutzy Gray shampoo and vitamin hair bath products allow vitamins, oils and apple stem cells to go to the follicle — the only section of a strand of hair that is alive, Cohen said.
Apple stem cells have been used to stimulate aging skin cells on the face, and Cohen said his product will also tap into that technology, but for use on the scalp.
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The idea of using specific ingredients and stem cell research to revitalize hair has been resonating with Cohen for years. He brought that idea to Price, who is one of Cohen's clients, about a year ago at his Red Arbor Salon in Hendersonville. Price decided to get gutsy and go gray.
It was no easy task to bring their products to fruition. The pair worked with chemists out of Texas and tested several formulas on Cohen's clients until they were satisfied with the end result in April.
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DVB-T Theory
DVB-T stands for Digital Video Broadcasting - Terrestrial. The scope of this article is to provide basic understanding of DVB-T and how to setup in Mythtv. DVB-T signals are typically broadcasted by TV towers (like TV towers for analogue reception) on VHF and UHF frequencies over the air. DVB-T signals can be part of the VHF or UHF spectrum, co-existing next to analogue signals. However, many countries are switching these days to digital broadcasting and fully abandoning analogue TV broadcasting. Reasons for switching to digital broadcasting are better picture quality, lower transmitting power needed and the possiblities for Conditional Access (Pay-TV or legal rights) and HDTV.
DVB-T and DVB-S (Satellite) share in common many characteristics. They both share a common a transmitter broadcasting a signal through the air to an antenna/aerial, with bundles of channels (multiplexes) being transmittted by on or more transponders (a frequency on which can be tuned). So, if tuned to a specific frequency , it is possible to receive more than 1 channel on this specific frequency. In contrary to satellite reception, it is not needed to precisely aim to a transmitter. DVB-T signals are all around and can be received using a simple indoor antenna (i.e. a vertical rod) when the transmitter is nearby, or a more sophisticated outdoor antenna in case the transmitter is remote. It is possible to receive DVB-T signals from a transmitter over a distance of 100 kilometer without problems.
Equipment needed
- A DVB-T tuner card or DVB-T USB device. Check out which cards or devices are supported by Linux ([1]).
- VHF or UHF antenna, depending on your local DVB-T signals. Small antennas for indoor use are only applicable when a transmitter is nearby, for long distance reception a better outdoor antenna and possible an amplifier are needed. The bigger the antenna contruction is, the stronger the signal will be (however the antenna must be suitable for reception signals you're aiming for, like using a VHF antenna for UHF signals won't give you the best results).
- RG6 Coaxial cable and shielded connectors. Good coaxial cable and shielded connectors improve reception dramatically.
- Optional: a VHF/UHF amplifier. Poor results from a small antenna will only be improved a little by an amplifier.
Note: Some DVB-T cards are capable putting a 5 Volt phantom voltage on the coaxial cable to feed a small amplifier which can be integrated in the antenna. This voltage can be switched on or of by a jumper or by software settings. Check out your equipment if you need a phantom voltage.
Equipment setup
Horizontal or vertical orientation: DVB-T signals can be horizontally or vertically oriented. Check this out at your broadcaster since this may have impact on your antenna setup.
The setup for receiving DVB-T signals can be really simple:
DVB-T card or device --> Coaxial cable --> Antenna
More complex setups are also possible like:
DVB-T card or device --> Coaxial cable --> multiband amplifier --> VHF/UHF antenna
Or even more complex: DVB-S and DVB-T cards or devices --> coaxial cable --> Satellite diseqc switch with integrated terrestrial input --> LNBs (for satellite)
--> multiband amplifier --> VHF antenna --> UHF antenna
MythTV Setup
- General
See for General Setup this page [2]
- Capture Cards
Pictures are to be inserted yet.
Find your capture card in this screen. Note that some DVB/T cards need some time to tune, so enter a relatively big delay like 5000ms. Diseqc is not suitable for DVB/T, you can ignore this. Recording options let´s you define options like maximum number of simultanian recordings, tuning delay and the possibility to let the card scan for EIT data (electronic program data).
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5 Shot, Injured at Southern Minnesota Events Center
AUSTIN (AP) — Five people were injured — including two critically — after shots were fired in the parking lot of a southern Minnesota events center.
The shooting happened early Sunday at the Lansing Corners supper club, a one-time diner near Austin that is now an events center. The shooting happened after a hip-hop event.
The names of the injured were not immediately released. Officials say a Rochester resident and a Sioux Falls, S.D., resident were critically hurt with gunshot wounds to the chest.
Investigators are trying to figure out what happened. So far, witnesses and victims are not cooperating, or are claiming they didn't see anything. There have been no arrests.
Gang activity was not being ruled out.
Officials say there were at least two guns involved.
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"Animal Lifeline UK helped us find a rescue home for our lovely cats. The staff were extremely helpful and understanding. They helped us every step of the way. We can't praise them enough for their help and support. Very helpful and professional. Relinquishment: 2012 NOTE: The comments given relate to a relinquishment and not an adoption. Rescue Review hopes to develop a review questionnaire (or text box only) for relinquishment experiences in the near future".
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"I needed help to find a rescue for a nursing cat and her 6 x 10 day old kittens. a neighbour no longer wanted them!! animal lifeline uk helped instantly. they have helped me in the past and i have no reason to doubt them. they provide an excellent service and i cannot believe how fast they managed to sort a rescue place for these poor animals. if ever you are in need of help these are they people to contact. they will do their very best to help in any situation. a huge thank you to all involved in helping".
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"We had to rehome our 8 year old Doberman Jimmy, knowing that this was going to be a near impossible task, we never the less did the phoning round. It was all very negative stuff - the 'homes' were full, "no one will take a dog of that age" etc.. At the last minute (not their fault) The team from Animal Lifeline stepped up the bar and were superb, lovely people to deal with, empathy, efficiency and great communication were what we needed and got in heaps. All the very best to you guys and a million thanks".
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"Animal Lifeline UK really lived up to their name. We had a heavily pregnant young cat that we could not find a rescue home for. They achieved in 3 hours what we had failed to do in as many days and mummy cat went to an excellent rescue home which I could not begin to fault. These people are true angels - my contact was polite eager to help and very kind hearted. As you can hopefully tell I cannot recommend Animal Helpline UK enough and long may they continue their good work".
"I decided to re-home my dog (Teko)"
"I had a staffie cross, one year old, extremely bouncy and quite frankly, a risk to my health. Hardly a day went by without him pulling me over, not on purpose, just being over exited (I am sixty-five years old and should have got an older, smaller dog) With great sadness I decided to re-home my dog (Teko) and I contacted various organisations to attempt to do so. I finally came accross Animal Lifeline UK, on Facebook and contacted them, they asked me various questions regarding my pet and within a very short space of time arranged to collect him for re-homing. It was very difficult to let the dog go, but ultimately, it will prove better, both for me and Teko, the staff at Animal Lifeline have said that when I am ready, they will help me to find a dog that suits me better".
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"After telephoning many Rescue sites I was waiting for a sympathetic & kind person on the other end of the phone, in order for me to feel confident to proceed with giving the mother cat and 2 very young kittens over to their care. After many phone calls, I was lucky to find Animallifeline who were courteous, prompt to collect, knowledgeable and gentle with the frightened cats. Thank you".
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"I needed to re-home my two Siamese cats due to a newly diagnosed cat allergy. Animal lifeline contacted me after they saw my advert on line, they were so helpful and put me in touch with the right charity who could find my cats a loving and safe home which met their needs. This they did quickly, animal life line were also easy to contact and were prompt in answering my emails. I cannot thank them enough for all their help".
Taken from Pets Locally: Reviews of Animal Lifeline UK
Brillliant forum for rescues and pet owners
Animal lifeline uk is totally unique. The forum members and Amins are nice and very helpfull and I've found that they go the extra mile to help. They are never judgementle over people having to give up pets and trying to find rescue back up or space in a rescue. I couldn't reccomend or speak higher of this forum, they are cream of the crop.
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"I was lucky enough to have an Animal Lifeline UK representative contact me when she saw on the web that I was trying to re-home an older pedigree cat with special dietary requirements that were difficult for me to meet.
Re-homing a loved pet is difficult on a number of levels - hard on the heart, embarrassing, worrisome in finding the right home but Animal Lifeline UK were a real help. I did not feel judged... their only concern was the welfare of the cat. I was given sensible advice on matters that had not even occurred to me and some wonderful anonymous helpers undertook 2 or 3 home checks before just the right family were found.
Now my cat and his friend are settling wonderfully into a new home. I get progress reports and though I miss them I know that they are getting the love and attention that they need. I couldn't have done as good a job on my own and I am very grateful indeed to Animal Lifeline UK.
Thanks again Jean."
Animal Lifeline UK helps pounds all over the UK to secure rescue placements for stray dogs.
Pound dogs have seven days to be reclaimed by their owners. If not reclaimed then on the eighth day the dogs are often euthanised.
Animal Lifeline UK not only find these dogs rescue placements, we also find volunteers to help transport them and raise funds towards the cost of transport and emergency boarding if needed.
Reviews from some of the pounds we help
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"I have been a dog warden \ animal welfare officer for over 18 years, and in the last 18 months we have seen a huge increase in the number of strays we are picking up, and the volume of Staffordshire bull terriers (SBTs) has risen to an overwhelming amount.
Without Kelly Joy and the volunteers and helpers of Animal Lifeline UK I really dont want to think about what the ending for some of our strays would have been.
They put their heart and soul into finding and securing a rescue place for our stray, abandoned dogs, and organising transportation runs to move the dog to the said rescue place; all of which takes huge amounts of time and patience on their behalf, and with time constraints as well, because of due dates for Put To Sleep (PTS).
They are guardian angels to pound and death row dogs, and I wouldnt be able to do my job without their help and support.
They save thousands of stray dogs a year and place numerous amounts of SBTs, which is no mean feat to achieve.
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Give me please pages where I can find interesting reading for future engineers, administrator, accountants, lawyers, journalists and so on.
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I want to be a english learner and Professional
Thanks to the Editor for the links
I really appreciate it.
Now, I have a question, is it possible to find a link where you find the specialized interesting readings and then their corresponding reading comprehension exercises, you know, questions, vocabulary, completion exercises and so on.
I think I am asking too much.
Well, anyway, thank you very much.
I honestly don't know of specialised ones like that. I'm afraid there are a lot of general ones.
Hi, I hope this is the right section to post in.
I've recently made a new friend, a young Mexican girl (17) from my neighborhood, my Spanish is not so good but I speak a lot more Spanish than my new friend speaks English. I need as many good printable free resources as I can find on the internet for Spanish/English. I greatly appreciate any help. I am learning more Spanish in the meantime. I wish there was some kind of program that linked local people together for a sort of language exchange. I have been trying to contact local churches to find out if a thing like that exists. Where else can I look? Do orginizations like this exist? I currently live in SC where there is a massive Mexican population explosion and no "services" for them that I am aware of.
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As websites evolved from simple linked regular HTML files to full-blown dynamic applications, where a database is the real workhorse for storing and delivering huge amounts of data, data accessing became a critical and sometimes hard to maintain process. Particularly, when working with a language such as PHP, designed to offer a friendly learning curve for building "quick and simple" applications, the issue is even more noticeable.
Certainly, it's not the same thing to update the logic of our simple user registration PHP script, as it is to maintain a 10,000 line PHP application, as you'll probably agree. In order to solve these difficulties and make maintenance as painless as possible, efforts have been underway to develop several tools aimed to fit in more demanding environments when building large database-driven applications. At first glance, these tools can be categorized in two general groups:
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The first group covers a large variety of tools, targeted specifically to abstracting all of the processes involved in database access routines, which allows for more flexibility and portability in working with different database systems.
The second group may include several template tools, often developed as a set of classes that separate the application logic from the (X)HTML display logic. While both categories offer to developers different levels of complexity according to application requirements, they boost significantly the development process, by encouraging code reusability and extendibility.
However, let's forget for a while the second group and focus our attention on the first one. Particularly in large applications, an object-oriented solution is frequently used to manage all of the database access operations. The big picture seems to be good enough to satisfy most of data accessing requirements. But, there is a drawback to this approach. Most of the time, SQL statements are hard coded within the application, which implies some big headaches when an update is required.
As a response to this issue, a new category of tools has emerged from a couple of years ago, widely known as database interfaces. What's the point of having such tools? Database interfaces allow us to package DML statements, such as insert, update or delete commands within a class, providing a centralized mechanism for processing, verifying and securing data through one single access point inside the application.
Commonly, a database interface works in an intermediate level between the database abstraction layer and the (X)HTML generation layer. Having a class (or interface) that communicates the application logic with the database logic by using a unique shared point presents yet another major advantage: if the structure of the database has to be changed for any reason, it's a lot easier to modify the code of the DB interface than find and replace embedded SQL within hundreds of lines of code inside an application.
Thus, coding a DB interface is really an instructive experience that hopefully exposes a wide range of advantages and immediate benefits. Why not face the challenge? After all, it's going to be fun.
Through this series, I'll build up progressively a DB interface class that will create data access objects (DAO) from a database table, packaging several DML statements into one single structure, in this way allowing an efficient interaction between the application and the database system. Before you end up thinking of this like a bunch of buzzwords with no practical implementation, keep reading to find out more.
{mospagebreak title=Overview of a database interface class: defining general guidelines}
It's important to know some general guidelines before designing a database interface class. First, the class will be a logical representation of the database table structure with which it will be associated. In a few words, this means that each one of the table fields will be represented inside the class as data members, exposing the corresponding modifiers and accessing methods (in programming parlance, setters and getters).
However, instead of coding directly the DB interface, I'll delegate the hard work to another class that I'll call "DBIGenerator." This class will behave as the "object factory" to generate each DB interface, taking advantage of the capacity offered by the "Factory" design pattern. Just in case you want to learn more about design patterns, the PHP manual contains a good introduction covering the subject. As usual, the Web is the best resource for finding good tutorials and articles treating the topic.
After going through the preliminaries of how to build a database interface, let's start defining the core logic for the "DBIGenerator" class. As its name clearly suggests, it will be responsible for creating a database interface class, based on a few basic parameters: the name of the database interface and the file system path where the class will be created.
In our first approximation designing the "DBIGenerator" class, we'll assume that we're directly working with a hypothetical "users" database table that contains an ID field of type "AUTO_INCREMENT", and three string-type fields to store "First Name", "Last Name" and "email" values. As I said before, this will be changed at a later time, when I code the final version of the class, so you don't have to worry about it. But now, let's see the list for the "DBIGenerator" class, and next, break down the code, to understand the corresponding explanations in detail. So, keep reading to see how the class looks.
{mospagebreak title=Source code ahead: listing the code for the "DBIGenerator" class}
In order to have a general idea of the structure of the class, its first version looks like this:
class DBIGenerator{
// define data members
var $name;
var $path;
var $options;
function DBIGenerator($name='DEFAULTNAME.php',
function create(){
// create class data members definition
$str.='class '.$this->name.'{'."n";
foreach($this->options as $option){
$str.='var $'.$option.'=";'."n";
// create constructor
$str.='function '.$this->name.'(){}'."n";
// create modifiers and accessors
foreach($this->options as $option){
$str.='function set'.$option.'($'.$option.'){'."n";
$str.='function get'.$option.'(){'."n";
$str.='return $this->'.$option.';'."n";
// create "submit()" method
$str.='function submit(&$db){'."n";
// build insert query
$str.='$sql="INSERT INTO users SET ';
foreach($this->options as $option){
// remove trailing comma
// perform query
// create "load" method
$str.='function load(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="SELECT * FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
$str.='return $row;'."n";
// create "update" method
$str.='function update(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="UPDATE users SET ';
foreach($this->options as $option){
// remove trailing comma
$str.=' WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
// create "delete" method
$str.='function delete(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="DELETE FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
// write contents to class file
$fp=fopen($this->path.$this->name.'.php',"w") or die('Error creating class file');
function getObject(){
// create object
return new $this->name;
return false;
As mentioned before, let's dissect the class code to properly understand what it does. To begin with, the constructor accepts as parameters the name of the DB interface to be created, defined as $name; the path where the class file will be physically located, that is $path; and finally an $options array that directly represents the field names of the database table tied to the interface. Again, this is merely for example purposes. Once we've finished developing our "DBIGenerator" class, it will be capable of handling the table fields for us.
As you can see, I've specified default values for the name of the DB interface class, as well as for the path where it will be generated. The constructor simply assigns these arguments as class properties:
function DBIGenerator($name='DEFAULTNAME.php',
Now, let's take a look at the "create()" method, which handles the process to create the proper class file for making the DB interface work.
In general terms, all that this method does is concatenate strings, in order to build the different methods that will compose the DB interface class. Based on this simple principle, the data members' declaration and the constructor are built as follows:
// create class data members definition
$str.='class '.$this->name.'{'."n";
foreach($this->options as $option){
$str.='var $'.$option.'=";'."n";
// create constructor
$str.='function '.$this->name.'(){}'."n";
See how the class code is being progressively generated? That's not rocket science at all. So, let's get on with the next sections of code, showing how the modifiers and accessors are created:
// create modifiers and accessors
foreach($this->options as $option){
$str.='function set'.$option.'($'.$option.'){'."n";
$str.='function get'.$option.'(){'."n";
$str.='return $this->'.$option.';'."n";
Using a regular "foreach" loop, the "set()" and "get()" methods are generated for each option passed as an argument. To clarify things, let's say that we've passed a table field parameter named "firstname." As a result, the DB interface class will have two methods, "setfirstname()" and "getfirstname()" respectively. In a similar way, if we have an "id" field name, the proper "setid()" and "getid()" methods will be created.
By this time, I assume the underlying idea of generating the class code is already understood. The next step is to create the "submit()", "load()", "update()" and "delete()" methods, useful for locating DML statements within the class structure. The next section of the article explains the mentioned methods.
{mospagebreak title=Inserting and selecting a row: the "submit()" and "load()" methods}
As stated previously, here's the code to generate the "submit()" method:
// create "submit()" method
$str.='function submit(&$db){'."n";
// build insert query
$str.='$sql="INSERT INTO users SET ';
foreach($this->options as $option){
// remove trailing comma
// perform query
As you can appreciate, this method simply packages an "INSERT" clause into the class file and performs the row insertion, by executing the query. Please notice that each method accepts a reference of a MySQL database connection object &$db, for purposes of database connectivity and being able to execute the SQL statement. In this case we're not using the native MySQL PHP functions. Instead, we're utilizing the method "performQuery()" provided by the object $db. Also, the ID of the row inserted is stored, by calling the "getInsertID()" method.
A similar approach is taken with the rest of the methods, thus the "load()" method is generated as listed below:
// create "load" method
$str.='function load(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="SELECT * FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
$str.='return $row;'."n";
In this case, the "load()" method encapsulates a SELECT statement, in order to retrieve an specific row. In this scenario, it's easy to guess how the other methods will be generated. Take a deep breath and join me in the next explanation.
{mospagebreak title=Updating and deleting a row: defining the "update()" and "delete()" methods}
The next methods that need to be defined are "update()" and "delete()", in order to complete the round for packaging basic DML statements. Thus, here's the code to generate the "update()" method:
// create "update" method
$str.='function update(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="UPDATE users SET ';
foreach($this->options as $option){
// remove trailing comma
$str.=' WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
The above listed method performs an "UPDATE" statement for updating a table row, using a technique similar to that shown in previous methods. Lastly, the "delete()" method, not surprisingly removes a row from the table, like this:
// create "delete" method
$str.='function delete(&$db){'."n";
// build query
$str.='$sql="DELETE FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";'."n";
// perform query
Well, at this time the four essential DML methods have been properly generated. Therefore, the next step consists of creating the DB interface class, simply by writing the generated content to a file at the location specified in the $path parameter, and using the $name argument provided to the "DBIGenerator" class:
// write contents to class file
$fp=fopen($this->path.$this->name.'.php',"w") or die('Error creating class file');
That's all about it. If we've passed a value of "user" as the name of the DB interface class along with "DBICLASSES/" as the path where the class will be located, a class file named "user.php" will be created within the ""DBICLASSES/" directory (assuming that you have the proper file permissions), and the name of the class will be "user" too.
Certainly, the power of DB interfaces is becoming evident by now. Since each DML statement is now located within the structure of each DB interface generated, instead of duplicating SQL queries in different sections of an application, it's much easier to use the corresponding database interface to operate with the table associated to it. It is simple and effective.
With the DB interface class residing happily in the specified location, we need to instantiate an object from the class, for executing the SQL commands against the table. These kinds of objects, known as data access objects, are generated with the "getObject()" method, defined in the following way:
function getObject(){
// create object
return new $this->name;
return false;
The above defined method checks whether the class file exists. If it does, it includes the file and return a new object from the class. Notice the usage of the "factory pattern" here. According to the parameters passed to the class, it behaves as an "object factory" returning a new DB interface object each time the method is invoked.
Once we've finished defining our "DBIGenerator" class, it would be very convenient to show how easily it creates a specific DB interface, establishing a single database table access point. Therefore, let's jump straight into the code to see this class into action.
{mospagebreak title=Factoring a database interface class: the "DBIGenerator" class into action}
I firmly believe that dynamically building DB interfaces will be best understood by example. Bearing that concept in mind, let's build an example that implements the "DBIGenerator" class and quickly creates a "User" DB interface class, which behaves as a centralized mechanism to access rows in a sample "users" table. Here's the corresponding code:
// include MySQLConnector wrapping class
require_once 'mysqlclass.php';
// include the "DBIGenerator" class
require_once 'dbigeneratorclass.php';
// instantiate a new MySQLConnector object and connect to MySQL
$db=&new MySQLConnector(array('host'=>'host','user'=>'user'
// set class properties-accessors and modifiers
// instantiate a DBIGenerator object
$gn=&new DBIGenerator('User','DBICLASSES/',$options);
// create User class
// get $user object
die('Failed to create object');
echo 'Database interface successfully created';
The above example demonstrates how simple it is to create a DB interface class. First, I include the necessary class to connect to MySQL, along with the "DBIGenerator" class. Then, I define an array that contains the table field names that will be associated with the DB interface. Remember that I'm doing this from scratch, but in a later version, the process will be completely handled by the class.
Next, I pass to the "DBIGenerator" object the following parameters: the name of the DB Interface class (i.e. "User"), the path where I want the class file to be created, and finally the array containing the table field names.
Finally, the "create()" method is invoked, creating the class file at the specified location. Once the class is available to be used, I'm able to obtain a new $user object, by calling the "getObject()" method.
After executing the above snippet, a DB Interface class has been nicely generated inside a DBICLASSES/ directory, and looks like this:
class User{
var $id=";
var $firstname=";
var $lastname=";
var $email=";
function User(){}
function setid($id){
function getid(){
return $this->id;
function setfirstname($firstname){
function getfirstname(){
return $this->firstname;
function setlastname($lastname){
function getlastname(){
return $this->lastname;
function setemail($email){
function getemail(){
return $this->email;
function submit(&$db){
$sql="INSERT INTO users SET firstname='$this->firstname',lastname='$this->lastname',email='$this->email'";
function load(&$db){
$sql="SELECT * FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";
return $row;
function update(&$db){
$sql="UPDATE users SET firstname='$this->firstname',lastname='$this->lastname',email='$this->email' WHERE id='$this->id'";
function delete(&$db){
$sql="DELETE FROM users WHERE id='$this->id'";
Wasn't that great? The "User" class is a logical representation of the sample "users" table, where each property represents a table field. Even better, it also presents the corresponding setters and getters methods for each property, as well as the usual DML statements (insert, update, delete) packaged into several class methods. Through such a useful structure, we can establish a single point to access the "users" table and select, insert, update, or delete rows according to the application's logic.
This is a brief example. If we ever need to add a new user to the table, we'd do it in the following way:
// insert row into database table
echo 'Row inserted successfully';
It's really that simple. By using the methods provided in the DB interface, we've added a new user to the table. As you might guess, the other row operations can be executed in a similar manner.
In this first part, I've demonstrated how DB interfaces can help to maintain SQL code within a class structure, providing a single interaction point between the database logic and the application logic. Of course, the sample "DBIGenerator" class is still immature, since it's not capable of programmatically handling table fields. Also, all of the SQL statements use a hard-coded table name within the code.
In the next part of the series, these issues will be properly addressed, by improving the class and showing several examples to use DB Interfaces. Indeed, the topic is very promising. You won't want to miss it!


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Bigger Dreamliner Selling in Paris, and More
What's News: Boeing has firm orders for 102 of the new extended-version of its Dreamliner. Prosecutors charge 7-Elevens with targeting immigrants. NSA leaker denies link to China. Jason Bellini reports. Photo: AP
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... selling ... your dream Boeing's booking orders at the Paris International Air show ... this is what's news at this hour I'm WS J live I'm Jason Fellini ... is a stretched version of Boeing seven eighty seven Dreamliner known officially as ... the seventy seven and ... tears on Tuesday Boeing signed up five customers for the new three hundred and twenty seat model of their aircraft ... the kids them from ordering now four hundred and two of the new planes ... the deals are valued at nearly thirty billion dollars at list price ... but early customers tend to get steep discount ... Boeing's promoting a seventy seven ten ... as twenty five percent more efficient ... than rival models with the range of seven thousand nautical miles ... seven eleven Corporation is taking a big goal ... after federal prosecutors charged nine people from the company with employing more than fifty illegal immigrants ... franchises in New York and Virginia lately force immigrants to work shifts at ... eighty two hundred hours a week ... the undocumented workers also Leslie had to split their pay with managers are franchise owners ... prosecutors accuse fourteen seven eleven store supporting illegal immigrants ... if you're being deported if they complained about their work conditions the Tories are also reviewing the payroll employment information from forty additional seven eleven franchise is ... that as a weaker Edward Snowden is denying his links to China ... he scoffed at the suggestion he might be exchanging classified information for safe haven in China ... thing he has no contact with the Chinese government ... former National Security Agency contractor remains in hiding in Hong Kong ... expressed in an online for Monday his disappointment with present Obama from on other things failing to close the U S prison in Guantanamo Bay Cuba soon has said he plans to fight any attempts to extradite him back to us ... his father took to Fox news Monday pleading with him to stop disclosing U S secrets ... to the posts on all listeners of elders drop the day on what's news I'm WS J live ...


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Zest Of Life: 5 Classic Citrus Zesters
When we first used our Microplane zester it was love at first sight. It's amazing just how much more you want to add zest to everything once you get your hands on the perfect zester. Of course, everyone looks for something different in a zester — so we found five practical, classic zesters that have stood the test of time.
• Zyliss® Zester, $8.00 at Sur la Table: What makes this zester a bit different from the others is the ergonomic, balloon-shaped handle. This balloon shaped handle allows for a better grip while zesting citrus so the zester doesn't slip out of your hand.
• Microplane® Grater-Zester, $15.95 at Crate and Barrel: Hands down, all time favorite zester anyone could own (well, in our opinion!). There's no other zester for our kitchen due to the absolute efficiency and ease that comes with this zester. The handle is extremely easy and comfortable to hold and you'll be amazed at just how little work you actually have to do to get a ton of zest. It was honestly love at first zest. Plus, it works great for grating cheese too!
• Oxo Good Grips Lemon Zester, $7.99 at Amazon: This zester is smaller than most zesters on the market but offers a larger non slip handle.
• Microplane Fine Grater, $13.27 at Amazon: This isn't initially marketed as a citrus zester, but it can be used for that! While it works really great for grating garlic, onion and ginger — lets be honest, these things work great for just about everything.
• Citrus Zester, $16.00 at Williams Sonoma: This zester is a bit old fashioned and that's exactly what we like about it. Features a black composite handle that is super comfortable.
What's your favorite zester?
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ATLANTA — Twenty years ago, Jerry Glanville, then the goofball coach of the Atlanta Falcons, concocted a way to get under the skin of the San Francisco 49ers.
Seeing as his team the year before had swept the 49ers and Los Angeles Rams, along with beating the L.A. Raiders and San Diego, Glanville lugged an enormous trophy on the Falcons sideline at Candlestick Park for a 1992 regular-season game. He called the hardware the California State Championship Trophy.
"It drove me crazy," former 49ers tight end Brent Jones told the San Francisco Chronicle this week, recalling the trophy and the 56-17 thrashing his team put on the Falcons that day. "I was so angry at the time. Here comes this clown pulling this stunt. It was really annoying."
The 49ers and Falcons will meet Sunday at the Georgia Dome, both pursuing a far more prestigious trophy. They will square off in the NFC championship game, one win away from the Super Bowl.


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Yep, that's me. Sometimes I think my Mother hated me from the things she did to my hair. She was always cutting, curling or leaving me in rollers. I actually have pictures of me in those old brush rollers.
I'm sure these were pin curls. Wound around her finger and flattened with a bobby pin. Might not be so bad if she hadn't parted it down the middle. I distinctly remember the bowl on the head haircuts. sigh.
We all try. My own daughter has reminded me of a few of the bloopers I made over the years in dressing her. No, I won't show pictures.
E. E. Morrison Elementary School was an older school, even then. It has since been torn down. My teacher was Miss. Groh who got married the next summer. I don't know if she continued teacher. She was blond and pretty but for some reason I didn't like her and was even a bit afraid.
As a child I was afraid of a lot of things. People, attention, being on the playground, getting hurt, I was extremely shy and withdrawn which the other kids picked up on and this led to a great deal of bullying.
But, I survived. The bullying, the pin curls and the playground.
I've written a great deal in my journals about these things and it does help. Putting it "out there" does too.
What were your fears as a child?
I'm still working on some new ideas for the memoir journaling. In the meantime, writing about your childhood fears should keep everyone busy. Try going grade by grade. They did change over the years.


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A $541,050 federal grant will enable researchers at The Rodale Institute (TRI) to demonstrate how a new spin on old technology could reduce the need for toxic herbicides in American agriculture.
TRI's modified no-till technology adds mechanical rollers, which kill weeds by running over them.
Collaborators in 10 areas across the United States have agreed to cooperate in demonstrating this technology on farms.
The Rodale Institute is a not-for-profit educational and research organization committed to sharing information globally about successful agricultural solutions to health and environmental problems. It was established in 1943.


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iPhone is being tested at JP Morgan and other large enterprises as an alternative to RIM's BlackBerry, Bloomberg reports. They have 220,000 employees. UBS AG with 63,000 employees is doing likewise and Standard Chartered Bank will have 15,000 iPhones distributed by end of year.
Cost savings and employee preference were the two biggest factors cited by companies for the shift in the Sanford Bernstein survey. Employees would rather own an iPhone and are increasingly willing to buy the device themselves, which helps cuts costs as companies look to rein in spending, said Sanford Bernstein's Ferragu.
Wells Fargo previously switched to iPhone and iPad. Enterprise is a momentum game and it looks like that momentum is changing.
Are you using iPhone in your enterprise?


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Talk:Middle East
African countries
I know that the boundaries of the Middle East are somewhat open to interpretation, but as far as the traveler is concerned, I think Egypt and Sudan should be considered Africa, so I've removed them from this page. I also removed Turkey, since we included it on the Mediterranean Europe page and its accompanying map. – cacahuate talk 19:43, 8 April 2007 (EDT)
Turkey and Cyprus
There have been some efforts lately to add Cyprus to this list and to remove Turkey. The current consensus is that Turkey straddles the line between what is European and what is Middle Eastern, while Cyprus is European. While anyone is encouraged to edit articles, it takes a long time to come to an agreement about what countries should be placed in each region, and once that agreement is reached we prefer that it not be changed without further discussion. -- Ryan • (talk) • 12:54, 27 May 2007 (EDT)
Palestinian Territories
Why not label the territories of Gaza Strip and the West Bank? It seems rather confusing to leave them blank... —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs)
Adding Isfahan to main cities
IntroHi everyone I am very new on this site but find the depth and wealth of info fascinating. Me and my family travel quite a bit, however since I am only 14 I have recently started to get a real understanding of places I visit. I've been to Rome, Paris, Florence, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Frankfurt, Munich, Nice, Venice, Vatican, all around USA and Canada, Tehran and a few more but they didn't have true meaning to me at that age. I love history/politics and culture and languages and such topics and really find this site great.
Actual For the cities I added Isfahan, because there was only 8 and 2 cities in Saudi Arabia are listed and both of them are pretty much off limits to non muslims (travel to Saudi is restriced heavily) —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Bnatsfan7 (talk • contribs)


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A Courtesy Car Project is doing more than transporting pilots who fly into Alexandria Field Airport (N85) in Pittstown, N.J. It's part of an initiative to open doors to the next generation of students in science, technology, engineering and math. Even better, it's boosting the airport's image in the local community.
The Courtesy Car Project began in September 2010 when the airport became received a Garrett A. Morgan Technology & Transportation Education Program Grant. As part of the grant's aviation education programming, an Aviation Science Club was formed with the local school districts and airport flight students. The club was just one of 20 programs introduced to the community over a year.
The airport owners had to figure out a way to sustain as many of the programs as possible after the grant money ran out, so they put together the Hunterdon County Adventure Package.
Pilot who reserve the courtesy car receive discount coupons to a variety of Hunterdon County Chamber members products and services, such as bed and breakfast locations, museums, skydiving, river rafting, balloon rides, and restaurants. The coupons keep changing with the seasons, airport officials note.
Pilots are given the keys to a 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid to drive to their destinations. No payment is required to use the car, but airport officials ask that "if you saved a lot of money on the coupons you should be able to put some fuel back in the car and drop a tip in the Aviation Science Club's activity fund to help them on future activities and sustainability efforts, such as field trips or model building."
So far, all participants have benefited. The students, the airport, the sponsors, and the pilots are happy.
Another great benefit to the program is that the car has increased the airport's visibility throughout the community, noted Linda Castner, part owner of the airport. A local dealership, Muller Hyundai, generously provided the Hyunda Sonata Hybrid for the effort, and with the help of Warren Moser, owner of Mighty Monkey Media, the car was "wrapped" with vinyl decals touting it as the airport's courtesy car. As the car is driven around the area by visiting pilots, local business owners and decision makers are reminded of the impact that GA airport has on the town.
"The biggest value to a small GA facility has been the positive Chamber of Commerce relationship and the visibility around town when people see the car and ask questions," she said, noting the car has even resulted in a few new flight students at the airport. "I was at a chamber tourism committee meeting a couple of days ago and had three more small businesses sign up for the coupons. This may be what the future $100 hamburger looks like."
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Can we clone Professor Dawkins (with all his intelligence, charisma, drive and talent intact)? We desperately need more like him - teaching at every school, starting in kindergarten and continuing through college. Please, please, pleasepleaseplease!
His books, starting with The Selfish Gene and the Blind Watchmaker way back in the 80s, were what really educated me about the power of natural selection. They nurtured my scientific interests, cemented my doubts about creationism and ultimately led to my becoming the educated atheist I am today.
If I had the money I would buy thousands of copies of this book and distribute it to schools everywhere.
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EA's free-to-play boss joins LGC speaker roster
Another major name has signed up to speak at next month's London Games Conference.
Electronic Arts' Sean Decker has joined Google, Twitter and many other leading digital discovery and distribution firms to talk at the November 21st event.
Decker runs EA's Play4Free division, focused on free-to-play games, and his talk will focus on the good and bad sides of the F2P business model.
The November 21st conference has speakers from Google, Twitter, EA, Disney, Sega and many more lined up to talk about the games market's biggest challenge: discovering and marketing digitally distributed games.
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Later in the day, it was announced that the Big Ten Conference of Presidents/Chancellors had approved UNL's application. Perlman indicated that participation in the athletic conference competitions would begin in 2011, and participation with the CIC would begin immediately.
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The distant planet of Talsira lies on the very edge of Republic space. Known for its ancient ruins and large resources stockpiles, it is vital in the Republic war effort. However, many of the minifig inhabitants of the planet have grown dissatisfied with the Republic and the Litesiders/Jedi, and have turned to the Separatists for support.
The CIS has now established a massive base on the planet and are preparing to blockade the system. But even worse rumors have reached the Jedi council. Some believe that the CIS has managed to capture a powerful artifakt of unknown power, and that they plan to use it for some strange evil.
The Republic is currently preparing and invasion force to send to the planet, while at the same time trying to ensure that news of this development does not reach other galactic nations. Meanwhile, the Jedi council has sent master Kit Fisto and his apprentice Nadhar Vebb to find some way to penetrate the Separatist fortress and recover the artifakt before it is too late.
Nadhar: "Master, why are we here? The shady slums of this city aren't going to help us find a way into the Separatist base. We should be trying to find out what secrets they are keeping!"
Kit: "Patience, my young padawan. Sometimes even Jedi and their allies need help, and sometimes we must look for it in the most unsuspecting places."
Nadhar: "But master, are you sure they can be trusted? And what will the council think? If they-"
Kit: "The council won't care who aids us. Just as long as we get the job done and ensure that the galaxy remains safe. They may even reward our allies. Much depends on the success of this mission, Nadhar. You must promise not to fail me."
Nadhar: "Of course, master."
The two Jedi enter a small, derelict building to meet with their (hopefully) new ally.
Kit: "Are you the one they call Ben-Jammin the Exile?"
Ben-Jammin: "I am."
Kit: "Then you know why we are here."
The lights in the room suddenly grow dim, as Ben-Jammin turns to meet his guests.
Ben-Jammin: "Do you realize just how many of your kind I have slain?"
Kit: "Yes, but the danger that the Separatists pose to both of us are far too great. You already know that they have stolen a powerful artifakt, and if they use it, it could mean doom for us all. We are willing to forgive past mistakes if you assist us."
Ben-Jammin steps around the table, allowing the two jedi to enter
Ben-Jammin: "Your offer intruiges me, but I'm afraid that I will need more than that."
Nadhar: "You can't be serious! We've told you enough already!"
Ben-Jammin: "You padawan should learn to hold his tongue."
Kit: "Enough! What else could you want that we haven't already offered you?"
A slight grin appeared across Ben-Jammin's face.
Ben-Jammin: "I have reason to believe that the CIS, in addition to the artifakt, has a number of valuable computer files stored in a data core at their base. If you allow me and my allies to have access to those files, we would be willing to help."
Kit: "Just what do these files contain, exactly?"
Ben-Jammin: "I do not know, but rest assured, we will give them back to the Republic once we have examined them ourselves."
Kit: "You would give valuable computer files back to the Republic just like that?"
Ben-Jammin: "I seek to work for the benefit of all galactic societies."
A look of concern appeared across Kit's face.
Kit: "Consider it done." He said hesitantly
Ben-Jammin: "Then we have a deal. I'll keep in touch, but I believe our discussion is over for now."
Kit: "Then we shall be on our way. Thank you for your time."
The two jedi leave the building and begin heading back towards their ship.
Nadhar: "Master, how could you have done that? Giving that information, any information, to the likes of him could cost us!"
Kit: "Don't question my desicion Nadhar. What's done is done. And besides, we will need all the help we can get to take back that fortress."
Nadhar: "Well he did say that he works for the benefit of all societies..."
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Jenzabar Continues To Try To Censor Criticism Via Trademark Bullying
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Instead, Ling appears to have decided to use trademark law to try to silence the filmmakers. They first tried a defamation lawsuit, and that didn't work (seeing as Ling apparently actually said what's shown in the film), and everything else was nonactionable opinion statements. So then they shifted to a clearly bogus trademark claim. The filmmakers had put up a website about the film, including one page about Jenzabar. So the company sued the filmmakers, claiming trademark infringement. This is pretty absurd of course. There's no trademark issue here. No likelihood of confusion. Even though Ling/Jenzabar claim that the page in question presents "lies," the defamation lawsuit didn't work -- this is entirely about trademark law. It seems pretty clear that Ling (and others at Jenzabar) just don't like that this info is getting out, and are trying to use trademark law to stop this form of speech.
The court sided with the producers, granting summary judgment and tossing out the case, but Jenzabar is appealing the ruling. Part of the original argument for the trademark claim was that Long Bow used the company's name in its metatags. This is silly for a variety of reasons. First, the page actually does talk about Jenzabar. Second putting a trademarked company name in metatags isn't a violation of trademark law. Third, and most importantly, metatags are almost entirely ignored by search engines -- so the claim that this impacted Google's search results seems misguided. Of course, somehow Jenzabar found an "expert witness" to insist that Google does use metatags (in combination with title tags) in determining rankings, and tried to dismiss claims from actual Google employees to the contrary as hearsay.
Now, in the appeal, Jenzabar is apparently arguing that because the Google snippet that shows with the page mentions that Jenzabar tried to censor the site, it's proof of infringement. As Paul Levy notes in talking about the case, "Will its lawyer be able to argue that with a straight face?" As is noted in Levy's filing (on behalf of Long Bow), the fact that Long Bow has made it even clearer that Jenzabar has no association with the page -- by publicly stating that the company tried to censor the page -- actually works against Jenzabar's trademark claim. It's even more evidence that there is unlikely to be any confusion by users finding Long Bow's page. Any moron in a hurry can tell that the page is not endorsed by Jenzabar. But, rather than recognizing how this hurts its own case, Jenzabar is claiming that this new tidbit of info on the page is somehow new evidence of infringement.
In theory, this new listing should have met Jenzabar's purported concern that the original search listing could confuse potential customers using Jenzabar's name as a search term. But Jenzabar argued below, and apparently still contends on appeal, that this is an "infringing" use of its marks.... Nothing could show more clearly that this case is about suppressing public access to truthful criticism, not protecting against deception of consumers.Either way, all the facts of the case seem to suggest that this lawsuit (and further appeal) are simply about trying to silence the filmmakers by burdening them with an expensive and distracting lawsuit. That seems like a pretty clear abuse of the purpose and meaning of trademark law.


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The fallout continued on Thursday in the wake of the Justice Department's lawsuit against Apple Inc. and several book publishers alleging collusion on pricing of electronic books.
Shares of Barnes & Noble Inc. fell 6.4% as investors worried that one result of the suit and the settlements with three publishers is that electronic book prices will fall.
Amazon.com Inc. said as much in a statement to reporters on Wednesday when it said it looks forward to "being allowed to lower prices on more Kindle books." Read news on DOJ lawsuit here.
Amazon initially started selling e-books at $9.99, but with the advent in 2010 of formidable competition, such as Apple's entry into the field with the iPad and its iBook store, and a better revenue sharing option, publishers balked at Amazon's lower prices. They embraced the so-called agency model, where the publishers received 70% of the retail price of the book, and imposed this model onto Amazon. The average price of e-books rose to $14.99.
\"We came to the conclusion that the terms could have allowed Amazon to recover the monopoly position it had been building before our switch to the agency model," wrote John Sargent, the CEO of Macmillan Publishing, in a letter published on the company's website, explaining why Macmillan is one of the two publishers that did not settle with the DOJ.
"We also felt the settlement the DOJ wanted to impose would have a very negative and long term impact on those who sell books for a living, from the largest chain stores to the smallest independents. Read Sargent's letter to authors et al. here.
Investors are now also fretting about the impact on Barnes & Noble. "Near term, this decision probably is not good for Barnes & Noble," wrote Janney Capital Markets analyst David Strasser. "If Amazon…wants to be aggressive in pricing e-books and losing money, it will impact Nook's profitability in the near term. This is the fear driving Barnes & Noble's stock down today."
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Ocean Blue and a Black Pool in Thailand
A seven-bedroom villa on a quiet beach in Thailand and a Parisian-inspired contemporary in Melbourne, Australia, are just two homes recently selected as Asia House of the Day. Maya Pope-Chappell has a peak inside on Lunch Break. Photo: Ukit Hanamonset.
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The latest show about genealogy to hit my radar is PBS's Genealogy Roadshow. This presentation of people's discovery of their family line is well done. While it has brief reviews of one's family tree research, it is far from boring. The show seems to squeeze in at least 4 people who have either been stuck on part of their family tree or have never really explored it until now.
The show premiered on Monday, October 7, 2013 with an episode based in San Francisco. This show is worth checking out.
Genealogy Roadshow
Journaling my genealogy research online seems to be the right thing to do for the future of my research rather than hiding it away in some box or drawer in my home. This blog is more of a diary of my research which expands as I go. Know that a post from last year may have more updated research in a different post. I love the discovery process which has resulted in such wonderful success in finding my roots. If you comment and are looking for a response, please leave me an email address.
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Summit League Men: South Dakota Tops Fort Wayne in Battle of Unbeatens
The so-called 'experts' who forecast Summit League basketball had South Dakota near the bottom of the standings in the pre-season rankings, but two weeks into the conference schedule, it's the Coyotes standing all alone on top, knocking off previously unbeaten Fort Wayne 75-61 Saturday in Vermillion.
Trevor Gruis got the Coyotes off to a good start with 5 of USD's first 8 points, but that would be it for the center's first half scoring, as he went to the bench with 14:56 left with two fouls.
Karim Rowson picked up the scoring slack going 3-of-6 from the floor, including a pair of three-pointers, to key a 10-1 run for the Coyotes, pushing the South Dakota lead to 23-16 with 5:30 left.
The USD defense kept to Mastodons at bay, forcing 10 first half turnovers and outrebounding IPFW 23-17.
Neither team shot the ball well in the first half, both at 35%, but USD made up for it by shooting 63% from 3 (4 in the first half) to stretch the lead to 33-23 at intermission.
In the second half, Gruis keyed an early run with four quick points, but he also picked up his 3rd foul just :45 in, and went to the bench after three minutes.
The Coyotes carried on without him, hitting 5-of-8 (62%) to start the half, scoring 12 of the first 18 points of the half, opening up a 45-29 lead with 15:15 left, the lead was as many as 21 later.
Rowson led USD with a career high 21, Brandon Bos added 13, and Adam Thoesby 11. The Coyotes outrebounded the Mastodons 39-28 and forced 15 turnovers.
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The setting was really foreign to me, as someone who was expecting something closer to E7, but that feeling quickly went away as I learned to accept this new setting.
That being said, this has tons of stuff I like. Mecha fights, a promise of intrigue and conflict of some sort, a protagonist who's willing to stand up for himself, a childhood friend, and cute girls . I can't wait to see where they go with this.
I didn't realize it until I watched this episode, but this season is amazing.
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Uh, I'm lost in the setting of this anime. It's a sequel to the first E7, but how come all the continents, technology, and governments are from the old Earth appear in the anime? The one thing I can say for sure, is that it does feel like a E7 anime.
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err...the original e7 didn't used normal countries names nor our calendar but now is using it? teh hell Bones? doesn't make any sense at all how even the people from the time of the series knows those names D= or I'm missing something? The only part regarding this that I remember is that the continents became what they once were at the end when the coral left the planet, or so I think it was like that =X
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Spoiler for guessing:
That would make AO a sequel, but a sequel taking place in the past.
|2012-04-12, 23:20
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Not being a E7 fan, I found the episode okay. I'll probably keep with this too, but I probably won't pay as much attention as the other two Thursday shows on Noitamina (there are just way too many good anime airing this season). This just better be self-contained.
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Loved the first ep. Just as an anime on its own, regardless of the original. Really effective in many ways, it seemed to me. The connection to the original even adds to that.
Miyamoto Kanako, who plays Naru, has done more idol work up to now, but had a real breakout role as Fuu's little brother in Tamayura. Her voice has that amateurish flatness sometimes, but she also conveys feeling and personality.
Motoshiro Yuutarou, who plays Ao, is only 15, but has had a role or two a year since he was eight. He was excellent.
And I also liked the ED. I was enjoying it when I saw the credits go by with the name of Stereopony, whose OP for Darker than Black 2 I loved.
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On its own it's fine, however this makes no sense as a sequel to the original unless timetravel or alternate dimension jumping is involved. Also not sure where they're going with the plot as it seems leaving Okinawa should happen sooner rather than later.
|2012-04-13, 01:30
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Don't get the hate for the ED, it's not that bad.
Anyways, I'm liking this already. The first series was a big pile of 'meh', and I didn't care for Renton or Eureka. Ao is doing a better job of me not having to smash my fist through the monitor. Too much terminology, that's the big problem with this show is that it loves to throw out so much stuff and hardly explain some of it.
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As for the first episode, it's nice that Dai Sato is back for this. Though I'm not sure why he went for a pen name for this. My guess is there will be some specific meaning behind it. Like all of his character names. If it this somehow isn't Sato's work, someone is doing a very good job mimicking him. These characters feel like they jump right out of Eureka 7. (Which I was watching today in anticipation, haha)
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That was great. Have largely avoided the thread and drama of people predicting whether a show is going to be good or not, so don't have any of that baggage.
Ao is already about a billion times more palatable than Renton ever was, and I still thought Eureka Seven was excellent, so now I have high hopes for Astral Ocean.
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