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- Created: July 10, 2012, 6:08 am
- Updated: November 27, 2012, 3:37 pm
Do follow forums are one of the most popular and easiest way to get free targeted traffic and free back links for your blog or website. Especially if you are selling eBooks, services or any products then forums are very useful for you. Another great advantage of forums is that you can learn lots of knowledge there. I started my blogging career from forums and learn all the basic things like Search Engine Optimization, Blogging, PTC and affiliate programs in forums. Although i did lots of mistakes in my blogging career, but these forums helped me allot. I want to share 1600 do follow forums, which will help you in your blog or website promotion. Lets say if you will make at least 50 posts in every forum then 1600 * 50 = 80,000 Back links and approximately 2000 Visits per day. (Traffic is not guaranteed). I think you all know that forums are really helpful in blog promotion. Without wasting your time, i would like to share these 1600 do follow forums list with all of you, so that you can take advantage from these forums.
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thiepcuoivn | Window Shopper | 11/21/2012 - 4:59 am
avgadvertising | Window Shopper | 11/21/2012 - 2:25 am
San Diego Electrician | Window Shopper | 11/11/2012 - 2:39 pm
and cause your site to not show up at all. It can have exactly the opposite
of the intended effect. As others have said, if you wanto to build good links
the best way to do that is to provide useful and valuable information.
Enviro Equipment Blog | Window Shopper | 11/6/2012 - 4:10 pm
inundated with spam that reading the comments is usually a complete waste of
A better strategy to gain viewers/subscribers to your blog would be to post
interesting and informative comments on nofollow blogs within your blog's
niche. Of course, plan on spending at least 30-45 minutes doing this per day,
every day, in order for this strategy to have any real value.
scritty | Window Shopper | 10/31/2012 - 12:40 pm
internet and seem to promote the idea that fouling up the web with rubbish is
an effective form of promotion. Glad to see it's been removed.
clevertim | Window Shopper | 10/17/2012 - 2:01 pm
by search engines and will not work.
I have first hand experience at hiring an SEO "expert" who started creating a
bunch of profiles in forums for one of my blogs. Needless to say the page
rank has not moved, my blog is barely in google and I had to fire the
It can hurt you more than just being penalized by google. You can get your
website associated with a bunch of forums that are disreputable.
amabaie | Creator | 10/9/2012 - 3:14 pm
"unnatural links" letter. In fact, any list of 1200 easy links sure ring
multiple alarm bells. If it is bulk, it is trouble. If it is easy, it is
SearchEnginePro | Window Shopper | 10/11/2012 - 4:37 pm
gives the rest of us legitimate SEO specialists a bad name. I'm thankful his
sales page link was removed. This is a prime example of someone pedaling SEO
that is out of touch with current methods and search algorithms/filters.
If you go out and spam a bunch of DOFOLLOW links back to your site, you will
get penalized by Google, and probably drop out of the search index
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We told the boys on a Saturday night, just as we sat down for dinner.
We're going to Oklahoma for vacation, I began to explain, but by the time I had finished my sentence, Benjamin was out of his seat and headed for his backpack.
Sit down. Finish dinner, we told him, and then we counted to 14 together so he'd understand how many days we'd need to wait.
There will be time to pack your toys.
It worked for the 5-year-old, but the 2-year-old was already asking for help with his shoes so he could get in the car and go see Grandma Marie.
We tried everything we could think of to explain the concept of waiting two weeks, but Colt was inconsolable. He wanted grandma and her Diet Pepsi. He wanted to wave at the trains that run by her house. He wanted to hug his aunts, see the sharks at the aquarium and blow bubbles in the backyard.
And he wanted all of that now.
He didn't remember the 22-hour car ride or comprehend the need to wait until my scheduled weeks off. No, the only thing on Colt's mind was the fun he'd have there.
That's OK at his age, but it's not OK that I act the same way with God.
I fuss and whine when I don't get what I want right away. I complain that the good stuff is taking too long — and I tell that to a God who sees eternity.
I'm ready, I think. But I gloss over the hard work I will need to do to get me where I want to be, the hours of preparation and practice.
I don't want to wait to put on my shoes.
Maybe that 2-year-old is a lot like his mama, and maybe it's time for me to grow up.

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A Washington Post article today highlights Charlie Ragusa, an Italian American senior banquet captain at the Hilton Washington who has worked at the hotel since it opened in 1965. He's waited on every U.S. president since Johnson, but, according to the article, his favorite memory was getting Joe DiMaggio to sign an autograph at a NIAF Anniversary Gala.
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Ragusa told the Washington Post, "I went up to DiMaggio and said, 'Listen, if a man is crazy enough to try to get an autograph with 2,700 people in a ballroom, would you do it for him?' And he said, 'Sure, no problem at all.' "
NIAF's annual Anniversary Gala is held each October at the Hilton Washington, and Ragusa is a familiar face, offering help and, in down time, sharing his memories of past galas with NIAF supporters and staff members. Today he was one of three Hilton employees honored at a celebration of the hotel, a D.C. landmark. Congratulations Charlie! We'll see you this fall!
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Sergeant Rex, a bomb-sniffing dog made famous in a book that shares his name, died Saturday at the age of 11, according to publishers of the book.
"Rest in peace Rex and thank you for your service and sacrifice. Once a Marine, Always a Marine...Semper Fi," the publishers wrote on Facebook.
During a 2006 patrol in Iraq, the Camp Pendleton-based dog alerted his handler, Cpl. Megan Leavey, of a nearby bomb and both tried to run away, but it detonated—injuring the two.
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Leavey left the Marine Corps in Dec. 2007. She tried to adopt the dog, but was unable to for years because he was kept on duty after recovering from his injuries. He was forced to retire this year because of facial paralysis and finally, in April, Leavey adopted him and took him to New York, where she continues to be a dog handler.
"You just have a special bond with your personal (military working dog)," she told military reporters in April. "We did everything together and he was at my side 24/7."
Leavey said that during their deployments, Rex saved many people's lives, including her own, mostly looking for IEDs. Throughout his career, Rex conducted more than 11,575 hours of military supports and searched more than 6,220 vehicles during searches in Iraq, the Marine Corps reported.
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Temporal range: Paleocene–Recent [1]
|A camouflaged flatfish.
|Scientific classification
Suborder Psettodoidei
A flatfish is a member of the order (Pleuronectiformes) of ray-finned demersal fishes, also called the Heterosomata, sometimes classified as a suborder of Perciformes. In many species, both eyes lie on one side of the head, one or the other migrating through and around the head during development. Some species face their left sides upward, some face their right sides upward, and others face either side upward.
Many important food fish are in this order, including the flounders, soles, turbot, plaice, and halibut. There are over 400 species. Some flatfish can camouflage themselves on the ocean floor.
The most obvious characteristic of the flatfish is its asymmetry, with both eyes lying on the same side of the head in the adult fish. In some families, the eyes are always on the right side of the body (dextral or right-eyed flatfish), and in others, they are always on the left (sinistral or left-eyed flatfish). The primitive spiny turbots include equal numbers of right- and left-sided individuals, and are generally less asymmetrical than the other families.[1] Other distinguishing features of the order are the presence of protrusible eyes, another adaptation to living on the seabed (benthos), and the extension of the dorsal fin onto the head.
The surface of the fish facing away from the sea floor is pigmented, often serving to camouflage the fish, but sometimes with striking coloured patterns. Some flatfishes are also able to change their pigmentation to match the background, in a manner similar to a chameleon. The side of the body without the eyes, which faces the seabed, is usually colourless or very pale.[1]
The flounders and spiny turbots eat smaller fish, and have well-developed teeth. They sometimes seek prey in the midwater, away from the bottom, and show fewer extreme adaptations than other families. The soles, by contrast, are almost exclusively bottom-dwellers, and feed on invertebrates. They show a more extreme asymmetry, and may lack teeth on one side of the jaw.[1]
Flatfishes range in size from Tarphops oligolepis, measuring about 4.5 cm (1.8 in) in length, and weighing 2 g (0.071 oz), to the Atlantic halibut, at 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and 316 kg (697 lb).[1]
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pollock, ray
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Species and species groups[edit]
Flatfishes lay eggs that hatch into larvae resembling typical, symmetrical, fish. These are initially elongated, but quickly develop into a more rounded form. The larvae typically have protective spines on the head, over the gills, and in the pelvic and pectoral fins. They also possess a swim bladder, and do not dwell on the bottom, instead dispersing from their hatching grounds as plankton.[1]
The length of the planktonic stage varies between different types of flatfishes, but eventually they begin to metamorphose into the adult form. One of the eyes migrates across the top of the head and onto the other side of the body, leaving the fish blind on one side. The larva also loses its swim bladder and spines, and sinks to the bottom, laying its blind side on the underlying surface.
In 2008, a 50-million-year-old fossil, Amphistium, was identified as an early relative of the flatfish and transitional fossil.[2] In a typical modern flatfish, the head is asymmetric, with both eyes on one side of the head. In Amphistium, the transition from the typical symmetric head of a vertebrate is incomplete, with one eye placed near the top of the head.[3] The researchers concluded, "the change happened gradually, in a way consistent with evolution via natural selection—not suddenly, as researchers once had little choice but to believe."[2]
Flatfishes have been cited as dramatic examples of evolutionary adaptation. Richard Dawkins, in The Blind Watchmaker, explains the flatfishes' evolutionary history thus:
…bony fish as a rule have a marked tendency to be flattened in a vertical direction…. It was natural, therefore, that when the ancestors of [flatfish] took to the sea bottom, they should have lain on one side…. But this raised the problem that one eye was always looking down into the sand and was effectively useless. In evolution this problem was solved by the lower eye 'moving' round to the upper side.[4]
The European plaice is the principal commercial flatfish in Europe.
American soles are found in both freshwater and marine environments of the Americas.
Halibut are the largest of the flatfishes, and provide lucrative fisheries in Canadian and US waters.
The turbot is a large, left-eyed flatfish found in sandy shallow coastal waters around Europe.
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As food[edit]
Flatfish is considered a Whitefish[5] because of the high concentration of oils within its liver. Its lean flesh makes for a unique flavor that differs between each individual species. Methods of cooking include grilling, pan-frying, baking and deep-frying.
Timeline of genera[edit]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f Chapleau, Francois & Amaoka, Kunio (1998). Paxton, J.R. & Eschmeyer, W.N., ed. Encyclopedia of Fishes. San Diego: Academic Press. xxx. ISBN 0-12-547665-5.
- ^ a b "Odd Fish Find Contradicts Intelligent-Design Argument". National Geographic. July 9, 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-17.
- ^ Matt Friedman (2008). "The evolutionary origin of flatfish asymmetry". Nature Letters 454 (7201): 209–212. doi:10.1038/nature07108. PMID 18615083.
- ^ Dawkins, Richard (1991). The Blind Watchmaker. London: Penguin Books. p. 92. ISBN 0-14-014481-1.
- ^ "Flatfish BBC".
Further references[edit]
- Sepkoski, Jack (2002). "A compendium of fossil marine animal genera". Bulletins of American Paleontology 364: p.560. Retrieved 2011-05-17.
- Gibson, Robin N (Ed) (2008) Flatfishes: biology and exploitation. Wiley.
- Munroe, Thomas A (2005) "Distributions and biogeography." Flatfishes: Biology and Exploitation: 42-67.
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See y'all the kind of pussies had to pick up somethin
And y'all motherfuckers ain't stick up nuttin
So all you really doing's run around here frontin
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And won't forget it for the rest of your life
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I've been makin niggas wanna box more than Winky Wright
Cause when I'm on the block and I overhear the sneaky types
Sayin "Fuck 'Quence cause that nigga probably think he nice"
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We called him "Million Dollar Baby" cause he hit like a girl
Here's a jewel like a pearl you should often remember
If it wasn't for rap I'd be on "Contender"
I know I'm kind of slender, here's advice for your mans
Cause like the shell game I'm kinda nice with my hands
And even with the grands and my name in bright lights
Don't think I'd ever hesitate to make you go night night
Now let me drop the science like Tom Cruise
On why I keep the eye on every time you see Cons' cruise
Cause I know niggas out here probably thinkin I'm on snooze
And if you thinkin THAT, then you niggas are all fools
Cause you should know the rules any time you discuss I
You probably better all just go get in some shuteye
Or you'll get a shut eye, cause I've been puttin heads to bed
And we be rollin 20 deep, when we head to bed
So get some good night rest, or a good light vest
Cause ain't no tellin when the hood might press
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And I can see 'em in my dreams like Game tryin to heat my frame
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We all take for granted that mathematics can be used to describe the world, but when you think about it this fact is rather stunning. This article explores what the applicability of maths says about the various branches of mathematical philosophy.
It's not the winning, it's the taking part that counts. At least, that's what the Olympic creed would have us believe. But, like it or not, what the media and governments focus on is the tally of gold medals. This article explores some of the maths of gold.
As the Wimbledon 2011 Championships hove into view, memories will be reawakened of the match of epic proportions that took place last year between the American John Isner and the Frenchman Nicolas Mahut. So just how freaky was their titanic fifth set and what odds might a bookmaker offer for a repeat?
Dengue fever does the opposite of what you might expect. Unlike for many diseases, if you've had this tropical virus and recovered, you might be worse off, as a second exposure to the dengue virus can be life threatening. So keeping track of the strains of the diseases is an important problem which can be solved with the help of a little randomness.
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According to Davis he feels his style fits in well with what the Flyers are doing on the floor under Miller's leadership.
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For Davis he was out to prove all summer long that he is indeed a point guard and not a shooting guard. He feels he did that and he can prove it while on the floor for the Flyers.
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Between 400 and 500 people crowded into the marble Supreme Court courtroom today, the only witnesses to a historic moment that was not broadcast on television or radio.
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld virtually all of President Barack Obama's historic health care overhaul, including the hotly debated core requirement that nearly every American have health insurance.
The 5-4 decision meant the huge overhaul, still taking effect, could proceed and pick up momentum over the next several years, affecting the way that countless Americans receive and pay for their personal medical care.
The ruling hands Obama a campaign-season victory in rejecting arguments that Congress went too far in approving the plan. However, Republicans quickly indicated they will try to use the decision to rally their supporters against what they call "Obamacare," arguing that the ruling characterized the penalty against people who refuse to get insurance as a tax.
Obama declared, "Whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country." GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney renewed his criticism of the overhaul, calling it "bad law" and promising to work to repeal it if elected in November.
Breaking with the court's other conservative justices, Chief Justice John Roberts announced the judgment that allows the law to go forward with its aim of covering more than 30 million uninsured Americans. Roberts explained at length the court's view of the mandate as a valid exercise of Congress' authority to "lay and collect taxes." The administration estimates that roughly 4 million people will pay the penalty rather than buy insurance.
Even though Congress called it a penalty, not a tax, Roberts said, "The payment is collected solely by the IRS through the normal means of taxation."
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I'm excited about the new module implementation, but I have some questions about the way it's getting implemented in Cairngorm 3 so far. It would seem that the way InsyncContext is architected, the modules are hard coded in the app. The way I've implemented modules in the past was to make them completely data-driven, so I can make the available modules user profile-driven.
I'm interested in anyone's thoughts on how this could be done with Cairngorm 3. Maybe some sort of Factory class that provides a new ParsleyModuleDescriptor with passed parameters for the module URL, etc?
Hi Jeff,
That's a good question and I think modules are a good candidate for runtime configuration. We've also seen the requirement you mention, where different users are entitled to access different modules. Also, it can be desirable to release new modules into production without needing to redeploy the shell application that loads them.
So how could this be implemented? Well both Spring ActionScript and Parsley provide a means of configuring a context at runtime from an XML file. With both frameworks this system is commonly used for configuring the Flex logging framework, but the same mechanism could be used for configuring module descriptors. What is needed is a class for describing the module and a component for loading and rendering it.
Re. the Cairngorm module library, it's early days. This is one of the more experimental parts of Cairngorm and its design is very much up for debate. The intention is to provide some features not included in the Flex SDK, such as:
At the same time, features of the standard Flex ModuleLoader shouldn't be lost, such as the ability to declare multiple instances of the same module at different parts of the UI.
Do these requirements resonate with you? Do you have thoughts on how you'd like to see them solved? Have you solved them before? It would be nice to stay as close to convention as possible.
Thanks Tom,
The way I solved this previously was via a LoadModule event, which was
derived from the profile downloaded for the logged in user. This was based
on a simple "there can be only one" module of a given type. The module was
loaded into a ViewStack and as part of its instantiation, loaded necessary
data assets. The issue I ran into as the unloading of the module. Some
modules would load/unload with no memory leaks a some wouldn't. I spent
quite a bit of time with the profiler trying to figure out why. Binding
would seem to be a possible liability as when using quick and dirty MXML
binding, the references were hard.
I was very excited to read the Parsley docs about modules and contexts. If
the context that the module is relying on is destroyed on unload, that would
seem to address the issues with the module not unloading cleanly, so long as
the view is bound to model objects with weak references.
In the case of Cairngorm and Parsley, injection should be used instead, but
the question becomes how to perform that injection in ActionScript vs. MXML.
That's what leads me toward a global Module factory class that would deliver
a fully configured module based upon a descriptor and add that to the
appropriate landmark in the view hierarchy.
I decided to throw caution to the winds and attempt to port an existing application over to CG3 with modules - but with the modules hard-coded like they are in the sample CG3 app. I'm treating this as sort of a tutorial to get up to speed with CG3 and Parsley. I've been able to get the modules to load correctly but run aground on commands. Events fired in the module's context don't seem to want to communicate to Comands declared in the same context. Basically the messaging 'sub-system' isn't working and I haven't been able to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
Any advice appreciated.
Are you using parsley 2.1 and the command and module libs from trunk?
If not, please try that.
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Thanks Alex,
I believe that I've got all the dependencies downloaded from the trunk and in the build path:
Here's the PM that is dispatching the event:
ilc.modules.timeline.presentation {
import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
import ilc.modules.timeline.GetDecadesEvent; [
Event(name="getDecades", type="ilc.modules.timeline.GetDecadesEvent")] [ManagedEvents(
public class TimelinePM extends EventDispatcher {
public function TimelinePM() { getDecades(); }
public function getDecades():void
{ dispatchEvent(
new GetDecadesEvent()); } } } Here's the Command class: package { import ilc.modules.timeline.GetDecadesEvent; import ilc.modules.timeline.domain.Decades; import mx.collections.ArrayCollection; import mx.rpc.AsyncToken; import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent; import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent; import mx.rpc.remoting.mxml.RemoteObject; public class GetDecadesCommand { public function GetDecadesCommand() { } [MessageDispatcher] public var dispatcher:Function; [Inject] public var decades:Decades; [Inject(id= 'remoteService')] public var service:RemoteObject; [Command] public function execute(event:GetDecadesEvent):AsyncToken { trace('getting decades'); return service.getDecades() as AsyncToken; } [CommandResult(selector= "getDecades")] public function serviceResult(event:ResultEvent):void { decades.decades = new ArrayCollection(event.result as Array); } [CommandFault(selector= "getDecades")] public function showError(fault:FaultEvent):void { trace(fault.toString()); } } } Do you see anything obvious? Jeff
Here's the Command class:
import ilc.modules.timeline.GetDecadesEvent;
import ilc.modules.timeline.domain.Decades;
import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
import mx.rpc.AsyncToken;
import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent;
import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
import mx.rpc.remoting.mxml.RemoteObject;
public class GetDecadesCommand {
public function GetDecadesCommand() { } [MessageDispatcher]
public var dispatcher:Function; [Inject]
public var decades:Decades; [Inject(id=
public var service:RemoteObject; [Command]
public function execute(event:GetDecadesEvent):AsyncToken {
trace('getting decades');
return service.getDecades() as AsyncToken; } [CommandResult(selector=
public function serviceResult(event:ResultEvent):void { decades.decades =
decades.decades =
new ArrayCollection(event.result as Array); } [CommandFault(selector=
public function showError(fault:FaultEvent):void {
} } } Do you see anything obvious? Jeff
Do you see anything obvious?
I'm beginning to think there's something up with the way I'm creating the child contexts - as my PM that should have been injected into one of the views in the heirarchy, but it's null. It should be as simple as creating a new config,mxml in the module itself - should it not?
You also need to wire your view to Parsley with i.e. a configureIOC event or the Configure tag. Check out the Parsley docs for that. Have you checked out the InsyncModularExtended projects for an example using the C3 module library? There's also a tutorial on that in our guidelines.
I think that messaging is normally scoped to a context hierarchy, so in order for a message sent in the context of a module to be received by handlers in another context, those contexts must be within a hierarchy. In other words, when you build the context for your module, Parsley needs to be able to find the parent context too. It tries to do this automatically with Parsley 2.1, but in some cases it cannot succeed, so you need to specify the parent context manually via the FlexContextBuilder.build() method.
Thanks Tom (and Alex),
I'll check the Parsley docs on how to refer to the parent context. In the case of modules it would seem to me that the model objects would want to live exclusively in the context of the module - am I right?
What I am noticing in the case of my module is that the context is available at the module view heirarchy level but not available in any child views, even if I have included them in the context definition and have fired off the 'configureIOC' event from within the view. In the app I am converting, the module contains another view which I am injecting my PM into, and the PM keeps coming back null.
Even still, though, when I am firing my event which should result in command class getting executed in my module, the messaging does not appear to be working.
Maybe you're using the wrong view wiring event? In Parsley 2.0 it was called "configureIOC", but in Parsley 2.1 the ViewConfigurationEvent,CONFIGURE_VIEW is used, or the <Configure> tag.
A further development: if I use the MessageHandler metatag instead of Command, it works (at least in the immediate context of the module). Am I correct that the Command extensions are in the Integration.swc? I checked out the integration libraries have referenced the Integration.swc from my test project. Is there another dependency that I'm missing?
please have a look into the InsyncModularExtended sample applications. They also use Commands, the IntegrationRPC library and show you how to set it up. It works there but I'd be interested if there's anything different in your scenario that would make the integration library fail. Maybe you're missing to initialize the integration RPC library in your entry level MXML. Check out the Insync samples. They have commands in the contacts module.
I did not have the integration libs tag in my module - only at the top level of the app That was it!!!!!! - thank you and Tom for hanging in there on this.
However, I'm still not getting my model injected into a view child of my module. I switched to ViewConfigurationEvent.CONFIGURE_VIEW to ensure that there was nothing up with my spelling but no, my child view still isn't getting injected with my model, even though I have the view in my context definition.
Tom, Alex,
Although my understanding of C3 is progressing, it is far from what it should be. The most frustrating part of this is getting the data retrieved by a Command back into the model. It appears that the PM model that I might be injecting is not singleton or possibly may exist in more than one scope. I've tried passing a reference to my target model in a Managed event, but so far no dice. Almost makes me wish for a ModelLocator.
Hi Jeff,
Have you studied the Parsley developer manual for more overview? Also check if this could be causing different instances of your PM. Enable logging on Parsley to see if any message handler runtime errors have been thrown or use Parsley's MessageError tag.
I have been into the Parsley docs quite a bit. Just gotta keep pushing until I fully assimilate the pattern of development.
I admit to being completely confused at this point. I fire off a managed
event which invokes a Command, which returns an array, everything seems to
be fine, but the reference if the model object that's being updated is not
the one I referred to. It's almost as if the context and my normal Flex
view aren't talking to each other. It's like the context and view are in
parallel universes. And I still have the issue where subviews aren't
getting processed by the context upon instantiation.
I'm quite sure I am **** something wrong - I'm comparing my source code
against the sample insync extended app and trying to identify where I've
gone astray...
Have you looked into the Parsley forum post I pointed out in my last post (discussion between Xavi and Jens). Your problem sounds familiar. Also, make sure you understand Parsley's messaging scope feature.
Alex, Tom,
I'm making some incremental headway but it is slow going as I try to figure out whether the behavior I'm seeing is the result of my inexperience with Parsley or possible bugs in the framework itself. Here's what I've been able to accomplish so far:
I've got my shell app working with modules being loaded on demand - not dynamic modules mind you - but hard coded at this point. Works fine.
I've also been able to get my Commands to send results back to the view - this works but things go awry when I have a subview to the module. I can inject the child view, but the child view keeps getting added/removed/added into the context and my RPC calls are duplicated. In the end, the bindings from my model to the child view's components don't get executed.
Hi Jeff,
sorry but I have to repeat myself. Have you read the Parsley forum post between Xavi and Jens I pointed to above? There are also more threads on that topic in the Parsley forum if you search for it. Your problem sounds exactly like that. It's caused by multiple addedToStage events. There are workarounds.
UPDATED: Ok, doesn't mind. I just understand that you were simply meaning to put the tag <cairngorm:CairngormIntegrationLib /> inside the module.
Thanks anyway!!
Hi Jeff, I'm having the exact same problem in a project; if I change [Command] by [MessageHandler] it works correctly.
The problem is that I have the integrationlib.swc added to the module. What do you mean with "I did not have the integration libs tag in my module"?
I was wondering if you've been working on runtime module configuration and if there's been progress in that area.
Hi Jeff,
I haven't had time to work on this library myself but have a few opinions about how it should change. It's being used on a few other Adobe projects, so I expect some improvements based on their experiences.
I'd like the design to change in this way:
1. Module loading abstracted by an IContent (or something) interface instead of overloading IModuleInfo. Then different implementations can be used for modules, modules with compiled CSS, or other configurations. Some projects need to use special authentication services before loading each module, so that kind of customization could be hidden behind the interface. Instances of these classes could be declared in MXML or XML config files, with the latter being suitable for dynamic modules.
2. Change the ViewLoader component so it works for multiple instances of the same module, and so the behavior is more similar to ModuleLoader in Flex.
3. Write a new stack container for modules, so that only a single loading-overlay and error-state child is present. If you place 10 ViewLoaders in a view stack, you end up with a loading overlay child for each module.
Hi Jeff,
Did you notice that commands have been incorporated into the Parsley 2.2 release candidate 2:
Jens Halm made some definite improvements over the implementation in Cairngorm 3, so I'd recommend having a look at those. The short-lived command objects are particularly nice. It looks like the Parsley 2.2 developer manual is still in progress, but a description of the new command features can be found here:
http://www.spicefactory.org/parsley/docs/2.1/manual/roadmap.php#comman ds
Thanks, Tom.
My particular use case is pretty darned simple - user profile maps to
available modules and navigation reflects this. When navigated to for the
first time, the module is loaded into a view stack. In my app, there's only
area that loads modules. So what we really have is a shell application with
modules loaded on demand.
I guess my question is, would a simpler approach be more appropriate for my
app? Conceivably it could be as simple is sending a message that a certain
module should be loaded (with it's url, etc), and the selectedIndex of the
ViewStack changed accordingly.
That looks great! Nice collaboration between you and Jens!


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Scott fire chiefs Tom Salerno, Gendale; Adam Kauer, East Carnegie; and John Levi, Bower Hill.
Scott Township officials recently received word that the municipality's Insurance Services Offices (ISO) Public Protection Classification (PPC) had improved, which could lead to lower homeowner insurance rates for residents.
Fire chiefs from Scott's three fire departments – Adam Kauer of East Carnegie, John Levi of Bower Hill and Tom Salerno of Glendale – were at the Scott commissioners' Jan. 22 regular meeting to explain the process required to improve the township's rating from a 5 to a 3.
Speaking for all three departments, Levi said that the organizations came together as a fire district to "get all their ducks in a row" regarding training and other requirements prior to their ISO inspection. Levi explained that the ISO audit evaluates three major areas: dispatch and communication, water supply and fire department. In the fire department area, the ISO reviewed items like equipment, response practices, department personnel and training, and compared Scott's operating procedures to ISO standards. After the audit, ISO analyzes the data and determines a PPC.
Scott's PPC rating of 3, which goes into effect in April 2013, puts the township in the top six percent of municipalities nationwide, and in the top 1.25 percent in Pennsylvania. Most insurers of homes and businesses use the ISO's PPC rating when calculating premiums, so the improved rating could lead to lower insurance rates in Scott.
In other business, the board unanimously voted to authorize the solicitor to proceed with sheriff's sale of property located on Bell Avenue and to proceed with condemnation of property at 600 Carothers Avenue. Before the vote, Commissioner Bill Wells said he wanted the board to establish some type of formal policy regarding when the township should consider taking action on property for sheriff sale. Board president Tom Castello said the issue will be discussed at the board's Feb. 12 agenda meeting.
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My lovely friends at Nintendo contacted me recently
to host an Ice Cream party and to play a copy of their
new Wii Play Motion game with some of our friends.
We all had a blast on Saturday even though it was
a weird wintery mix of weather here,
very unusual for our neck of the woods in October!
It was snowing as guests arrived.
It was snowing as guests arrived.
The (big) boys all got down to business playing right away.
The girls didn't take too long to join in!
We had a little ice cream parlor set up on the kitchen table.
Check out all of the yummy toppings they hooked us up with!
I added homemade rice krispie bars and brownies.
Yum... my house smelled awesome.
I think instead of worrying about vacuuming before company comes over,
I should just start baking brownies every time!
We also had crafts set up for the kids in the art studio.
Pom-pom mini milk shakes.
Remember these? They were a big hit.
We used tiny plastic cups from the party supply store
(I think they're supposed to be used for jello shots)
with tiny cocktail straws (cut in half)
Glue in some pom-poms with Elmer's glue,
you can shred up some cotton balls for whipped cream on top
or add real sprinkles with some gel glue!
Guess who had A LOT of sprinkles to sweep up
in the art studio afterwards?!
We also made these cute Felt popsicles.
I set out cardboard templates (cut from a kleenex box).
Trace the template and cut two pieces of felt.
Then, glue a popsicle stick in the middle with Elmer's school glue.
Tasty Ice Cream Toppings.
The gummy bears and cherries were the most popular with the kiddos.
Everyone kept asking where we bought our water bottles,
then laughed when Geoff explained that I couldn't leave them alone
and replaced the labels with cute scrapbook paper and ice cream stickers.
Signs that I've spent too much time on Pinterest lately!
After fueling up with lots of yummy
Cold Stone Creamery Ice Cream,
there was a lot more Wii action!
We all decided the "Cheesecake" flavor was our favorite ice cream flavor.
"Cake Batter" and "Strawberry" were close seconds.
Cone Zone, Veggie Guardin', Skip Skimmer, and Wind Runner
have been our favorite Wii Play Motion games!
I found these cute ice cream cone bubbles in the
party favor aisle at Target.
They were a big hit with the littles.
They were a big hit with the littles.
Thanks Nintendo...
Wii all had a great time (especially Mii)!
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2012-13 as a sophomore:Indoor Track and Field• Third-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles at the Navy Invitational (9.09)• Third-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay (3:55.52) at the Navy Invitational with Jaime Lott, Destiny Simmons and Ciarra Morris• Seventh-place finish in the 60-meter hurdles (8.97) at the Virginia Tech Challenge
Outdoor Track and Field• Third-place finish in the 400-meter hurdles (1:08.57) at the Virginia Cup• Third-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles (14.43) at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational• Fifth-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles (14.47) at Miami's Hurricane Alumni Invitational• Fourth-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles at the CAA Championships with the fourth-best time in school history (14.16)• Fifth-place finish in the 4x400-meter relay (3:53.77) at the CAA Championships with Maria McDonald, Morgan Sheaffer and Tiel Westbrook
2011-12 as a freshman: Indoor Track and Field • Sixth-place finish in 60-meter hurdles (8.93 seconds) at 2012 Armory Collegiate Challenge Outdoor Track and Field • Won 100-meter hurdles at 2012 JMU Invitational (14.24 seconds) • Won 100-meter hurdles at 2012 UVA Team Swashbuckle (14.67 seconds) • Second-place finish in 400-meter hurdles (1:06.99) at 2012 JMU Invitational Other • Spring 2012 Athletic Director Scholar Athlete
High School: Indoor track and field ● 55m hurdles Tri-County Conference Royal Division 2010-11 Girls Track and Field All-Star ● Gloucester County Times Second Team All-South Jersey ● 1,600m relay runner-up at state meet ● Set school record in 1,600m relay ● Selected as team's Most Valuable Runner Outdoor track and field ● 100m hurdles bronze medal winner at AAU National Championships (Norfolk, Va.) as a junior to earn All-America honors ● 100m hurdles state champion as a senior and runner-up as a junior and South Jersey Group 3 NJSIAA Sectional champion as a junior, three-time Tri-County Conference champion and three-time Gloucester County champion ● NJSIAA Meet of Champions qualifier in 100m hurdles and was runner-up as a senior and fourth as a junior ● Gloucester County Times First Team All-Conference (100m hurdles) ● Girls Track Athlete of the Week by Courier Post (April 17, 2010) for outstanding performance in West Deptford Relays in West Deptford, N.J. ● Two-time South Jersey All-Star in 100m hurdles ● Set school record in 100m hurdles (14.05) ● Ranked 22nd in nation in 100m hurdles and first in New Jersey as a senior, according to DYESTAT ESPNRISE ● Most Valuable Runner three times in high school Other ● Member of Culture's Club (3 yrs.), Foreign Language Club (2 yrs.), Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.) and Interact (assists with Toys for Tots program) ● National Society of High School Scholars ● Awarded the East Greenwich Senior Service Commission Scholarship Personal: ● Jasmine Waddell ● Kinesiology major who enjoys shopping, watching movies and family time


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No Tevez -- are Milan falling behind?
With Carlos Tevez securing a move to Juventus this week, Milan vice president Adriano Galliani revealed his hands are tied in the transfer market until players first leave the club.
Based on this "sell before you buy" policy, was missing out on Tevez a blessing in disguise as the Rossoneri reportedly switch their attention to CSKA Moscow playmaker Keisuke Honda? Or is it leaving them behind their Serie A rivals in the summer transfer market?
Galliani has repeatedly said the squad is too big and that in turn is hindering his ability to bring in players ahead of next season.
While there have been attempts to reduce the squad, it has been a thankless task thus far, with arguably Mathieu Flamini the closest to a potential departure due to unsuccessful contract negotiations.
With numerous options both in midfield and in attack, it is in fact a sensible approach from Galliani. Judging from the Milan chief's comments, he is emphasising the requirement of quality over quantity, stating that several must leave before a single player can arrive.
As commendable as that approach might be, there is a risk of primary transfer targets being snapped up by rivals in the meantime. While Tevez will now look ahead to having an impact in Turin, the rumour mill suggests that Angelo Ogbonna may join him.
While the Bianconeri continue to build a squad capable of dominating domestically and having the potential of conquering Europe, is this current Milan squad capable of doing the same?
At this stage, the answer is arguably no. However, given the resurgence in the second half of last season and the benefit of having Mario Balotelli available from the start of the campaign, there is a case to suggest little is required in terms of significantly strengthening the squad.
In addition, signing more prominent players could also have a negative impact on allowing the youth at the club to grow into the first team.
Galliani has previously confirmed that Bryan Cristante will form part of the senior squad next season, while the inclusion of Riccardo Saponara will undoubtedly be integral to the tactical switch in the trequartista role.
Nevertheless, there is certainly a danger of falling behind as Milan sit back and watch others strengthen. Granted there is ample time left in the market for that to change, but it remains to be seen whether the deadwood in the squad can be offloaded in the near future.
While the efforts to trim the squad seem to centre around those playing a role further up the field, the area which requires priority in the market is perhaps being neglected.
Manager Massimiliano Allegri is certainly not short of options where the front line and midfield are concerned, but does he have significant quality at the heart of his defence?
It remains to be seen whether Milan make strides in the transfer market, but it is clear that the wait for new faces will continue until some of the more familiar ones are ushered out of the exit door.
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As promised, here is a recipe for a savory tart that can be served as a first course along with a simple green salad or with your Thanksgiving meal. I first came across the recipe about 10 years ago in an ad for Diamond walnuts. As is to be expected, it is heavy on the walnuts. I like nuts, but I found the tart a little too walnuty for my taste. This time when I make it, I will decrease the amount of nuts. I am also going to adapt it slightly this year and use caramelized onions instead of regular sauteed onions. I'm going to use 4-6 onions depending on the size and caramelize/reduce those down to one cup.
If you don't like cranberries you can substitute firm pears or figs.
Also, the quality of the tart depends on the kind of blue cheese you use. My family (especially Bunny and Wallie) are blue cheese freaks so I am going to increase the amount of cheese by about 2 ounces. One of my issues last time around was that it wasn't cheesy enough. For best results, I highly recommend you use one of the following of my favorite blue cheeses:
- Italian Gorgonzola
- Italian Gorgonzola Dolce which has a creamier, sweeter flavor
- Pt. Reyes blue cheese (eat local California!)
- Australian Roaring 40's (one of my all time faves)
- Irish Cashel blue cheese
- an artisinal blue cheese from Wisconsin like Hook's (eat local Mid-west!)
So without further ado, here is the recipe for the tart. Ground walnuts can be found in the baking aisle if you don't want to grind them yourself.
And if tarts aren't your thing, just try not to drool while looking at the photo and recipe of this Blue Cheese Cheesecake. I might have to make both!


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Exhibition dates: September - December, 2014 (Dates subject to change)
Release date: June 19, 2012
Last updated: April 26, 2013
Teresita Fernández, Fire, 2005; silk yarn, steel armature, and epoxy; 96 x 144 in. (243.84 x 365.76 cm); Collection SFMOMA, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Teresita Fernández
As part of the next phase of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)'s expansion project, the museum will go beyond its walls and directly into the community with extensive off-site programming while its building is temporarily closed for construction from the summer of 2013 to early 2016. SFMOMA will present a dynamic slate of jointly organized and traveling museum exhibitions, outdoor and site-specific installations, and newly created education programs that will unfold throughout the Bay Area and beyond.
Throughout the approximately two-and-a-half- year span leading up to the inauguration of the new building, SFMOMA will experiment with new ideas, engage in dialogue with a range of cultural partners, and create innovative ways for audiences to experience the museum's collection, bringing the best of these ideas and initiatives back into its newly expanded home. Additional off-site programs are currently in development; as plans evolve, more details will be announced.
During the final four days before closure—Thursday, May 30 through Sunday, June 2, 2013—museum admission and all related festivities will be free to all. A special Countdown Celebration will activate the entire museum with ways to mark this extraordinary moment of transformation for SFMOMA and to kick off a new chapter in its 78-year history. Festivities include a rooftop party with live music, a 24-hour live art variety show, all-night gallery access, a special day for families, and more.
Following the celebrations, SFMOMA will launch out of the building and be on the go, presenting new art experiences around the Bay Area. Beginning in June 2013, SFMOMA will co-organize thematic exhibitions at partner museums featuring works drawn either entirely or in part from SFMOMA's holdings. Projects are still in development, but highlights include an exhibition at the Contemporary Jewish Museum considering connections between spirituality and modern and contemporary art; a presentation at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts that takes SFMOMA's growing collection of South African photography as a starting point; and an exhibition at the Asian Art Museum that taps the collections of both SFMOMA and the Asian to spark intriguing dialogues about beauty in Asian and Western art.
Additional projects feature a yearlong outdoor installation of Mark di Suvero's large-scale sculptures at historic Crissy Field near the Golden Gate Bridge; an off-site exhibition featuring newly commissioned works by leading contemporary artists at Los Altos, in the heart of Silicon Valley; and a multi-location display of Doug Aitken's Empire trilogy (2008–14), which will present all three video installations simultaneously for the first time. SFMOMA will also bring touring presentations of its renowned photography collection to communities throughout California, create new partnerships with local schools, and develop creative educational projects in collaboration with both local and international artists.
"SFMOMA is more than just a building," says SFMOMA Director Neal Benezra. "We're a set of intersecting cultural communities. As we reimagine our new home, we're also rethinking who we want to be in the future, and what better way to find inspiration than in conversation with others. We look forward to fully exploring what it means to be a museum during this phase, while broadening access to our collection in ways that foster a sense of community ownership of the collective cultural riches of the city and celebrate the creative spirit of the region. When our new building is completed in 2016 we'll bring the best of these experiences back into our new building with a greater understanding of our place in the community."
"Dialogue with the community has always been important to SFMOMA, and we're tremendously excited to work with all our museum partners," says SFMOMA Curator of Painting and Sculpture Janet Bishop, who is leading the museum's off-site initiative. "Our construction period offers an opportunity to really extend that dialogue and play it out in a variety of new ways. Not only will audiences be able to see and experience the museum in a new light, but we'll be able to see ourselves in a new light, too, and gain valuable insight from that exchange."
SFMOMA's decision to pursue off-site programming during construction evolved from a detailed review of the best options for the museum's art collection, the audiences it serves, and its vision for the future. Joint programs through partnership further SFMOMA's mission to make art not only widely accessible, but accessible in continually new and surprising ways.
At partner venues, SFMOMA will jointly organize major thematic exhibitions—one approximately each season—that highlight both iconic and lesser-seen works from all areas of the museum's holdings and provide new contexts for viewing and understanding those artworks. Current museum partners include the Asian Art Museum; Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University; Contemporary Jewish Museum; Museum of the African Diaspora; Oakland Museum of California; and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Exhibitions scheduled from summer 2013 to summer 2014 include:
An extended single-gallery presentation at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco will feature highlights from SFMOMA's collection:
SFMOMA will create temporary interventions into the urban fabric of the city, such as:
SFMOMA is known internationally as a leader in presenting and collecting photography, and will tour exhibitions of work from its collection to communities throughout California, including Bakersfield, Riverside, Sacramento, and Sonoma. Projects in development include:
During the museum's off-site period, SFMOMA will continue to expand its role as cultural producer and catalyst for creativity through new programs under the direction of Dominic Willsdon, Leanne and George Roberts Curator of Education and Public Programs at SFMOMA.
Developed by architectural firm Snøhetta in collaboration with SFMOMA and EHDD of San Francisco, the museum's expansion project will significantly enhance gallery and education spaces, enabling SFMOMA to better showcase its expanded permanent collection and serve its growing audiences. In November 2011, SFMOMA unveiled the latest design details featuring free-access ground-level galleries and public spaces, and new educational areas throughout the museum. The public can stay up to date on the latest expansion news by visiting the expansion section of the SFMOMA website at sfmoma.org.
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Founded in 1935 as the first West Coast museum devoted to modern and contemporary art, SFMOMA is currently undergoing a major expansion project to open in 2016 that will significantly enhance gallery, education, and public spaces, enabling the museum to better showcase more of its expanded permanent collection. While the museum is temporarily closed for construction, from June 3, 2013 to early 2016, SFMOMA will be "on the go" with an extensive array of off-site programming across the Bay Area, including collaborative and traveling museum exhibitions, major outdoor projects and commissioned installations, and new education initiatives.
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Bangkok will not only host a game in Chelsea's 2013 'Here to Play, Here to Stay' tour this summer, it will also be the base for the team's training ahead of three matches to be played in Asia.
The news was announced by Chief Executive Ron Gourlay who was in Thailand to launch the game against the Singha Thailand All-Stars on 17 July. He also indicated new signings are likely by the time the game is played.
Chelsea visited Bangkok as part of our 2011 pre-season tour but this is the first time a training camp will be established there. The match will be followed by matches in Malaysia and Indonesia.
'We all remember our last visit here in 2011 when I made two promises,' said Gourlay at the media conference on Tuesday.
'One was if we won the Champions League I would bring the team back within two years, and I also promised we would open a Blue Pitch for use by the community in Bangkok. That was launched in July 2012. So we are delivering on our promises.
'The team love the support they get in Thailand, everybody always makes them feel very welcome and in July we will be here for Singha's 80th anniversary. It is a very big year for their company and we are glad we can be there to be a part of it.'
Singha is the global beer partner of Chelsea FC. Gourlay is pictured above with Piti Bhirom Bhakdi, Executive Director of Singha Corporation. Blue Pitches are an important part of the club's corporate social responsibility programme with pitches in London, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan and the Philippines, as well as Bangkok.
'We will be using Bangkok as our pre-season base,' Gourlay confirmed. 'It is a critical time in pre-season and we will also be spending the week in the community as part of our Here to Play, Here to Stay legacy. We don't just come and play a game.'
Gourlay gave assurances the club will bring the strongest team it possibly can and added: 'When you look at the last three or four transfer windows, we have continued to invest in the team and the philosophy of the football club is based on success on the field.
'We will continue to strengthen the team and I am expecting the introduction of two or three new players and hopefully they will be in place in time to be part of the team in Thailand.
The Chief Executive also said a number of the Chelsea players currently out on loan are likely to be part of the squad for the tour and next season. Gourlay would not be drawn on any questions about Frank Lampard or squad contracts in general, stating: 'I am not prepared to discuss this at this time.
'Obviously conversations must remain confidential between the club and the players at all times so that is as much as I can say.
'We are very excited about coming back to Thailand,' he said in conclusion. 'The game will be in the national stadium and I am certain it will be full.'