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A couple of weeks ago it was a movie crew filming "Dear Eleanor," Tuesday morning at 6:45 a.m., it was a news crew from the Fox Network in Denver visiting Lyons to do a "live remote" about the extreme fire danger in Colorado. Why Lyons?
Well, Monday afternoon while he and his crew were attending a medical assist for a mountain biker who had gone over his handlebars up at Hall Ranch, Fire Chief J.J. Hoffman got a call about a wildfire starting up on Eagle Ridge Road just east of Lyons. Due to a quick response and a lot of luck, Hoffman and a second crew were able to contain the fire to a little less than an acre of grass and some tree
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Dear Lyons Recorder,
I wanted to comment on the hugely successful 2013 Lyons Outdoor Games (LOG). I have watched this event grow from its infancy into a family-friendly, multi-sport, and activity based three-day event. With growth comes growing pains; however, with growth comes the opportunity for Lyons to grow this event into a nationally recognized destination event that show cases the many attributes our town has to offer (beyond bluegrass). This event, when allowed to prosper, will continue to give back to us and our children for years to come.
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By Joseph Lekarczyk
In the interest of full disclosure, let it be known that the author of this article is married to the Mayor.
Apparently the phone lines and cyberspace at Town Hall were filled with "mixed" reviews concerning the weekend's Lyons Outdoor Games on Monday. Some thought the event was "bigger and better than ever," while others feared for their lives (and the well being of their pets) because of the fireworks, loud music, and rowdy behavior. According to Town Administrator Victoria Simonsen, she, Town Staff, and event organizers will be sitting down sometime next week to "debrief" and try to determine what worked well, and what needs to be adjusted. They
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Dear Residents of Lyons,
Thank-you again for all of your help in finding Tally, our beloved dog, who ran away during the fireworks at the Lyons Outdoor Games. As recent Montana transplants who now live in Denver, this was our first trip to Lyons and we are so thankful for the kind, dog-friendly people who found Tally. We are looking forward to our next trip to Lyons.
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A "hub" can be defined as, "The central part of a wheel, rotating on or with the axle, and from which the spokes radiate" or "A place or thing that forms the effective center of an activity, region, or network."
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The filming of the movie, "Dear Eleanor," here in Lyons during the last couple of weeks caused a bit of excitement around town. Large crowds showed up at the Lyons Village Central Plaza last Wednesday to watch the filming, and maybe catch a glimpse of one of the stars.
The indie-film, produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, directed by Kevin Connolly (best know for his role in the HBO series Entourage) , and starring Jessica Alba (the Fantastic Four movies, Little Fockers, and Spy Kids4), Luke Wilson (the Charlie's Angels movies, the Legally Blonde movies,
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Neighborhoods: Douglaston Little Neck
Awesome! – Delicious, affordable dim sum! Love, love, love this place. Highly recommend to all my friends. Come if you want something different from the ordinary brunch food.
Best Dim Sum Ever! – I absolutely love this place! The food is authentic and the pushcart Dim Sum is always fresh. Among my favorites are the Har Gau (shrimp dumpling), Char Siu Bao (baked roast pork bun) and Jee Ma Gurn (black sesame rolls). The food is very affordable too so you can try one of everything and not empty your wallet.
One of My Favorites – This is the first time I'm writing a review for a restaurant on Citysearch and it's b/c I felt compelled to after reading the negative review. My family and I have dim sum here almost every weekend. The food is delish. Service is great. Much cleaner and more comfortable than the chinese restaurants in Flushing. It does get crowded on weekends though. Just to show you that this place is great! I have frequented this place for dinner as well and have never been disappointed with there dishes. Every time I bring a new friend here, they love it.
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No apology, let alone reason was given to us for why it took so long. We were long time and frequent patrons of the restaurant, but no more.
It is advised that people stay away. You do not need the hassle for Chinese food that isn't that great (our shrimp with garlic was overcooked, tasteless and the shrimp they used were tiny frozen ones - the presentation was horrible - looked like a 6th grader put the dish together - and our beef with preserved mustard green was half the size that the dish usually is (we know because we had ordered it on multiple occasions). Save yourselves the hassle and incompetence and go to Flushing for better quality, service and options overall.
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After studying at the Paris Conservatoire, Jean-Claude Casadesus trained under two conductors, Pierre Dervaux and Pierre Boulez. He was appointed musical director of the Théâtre du Châtelet in 1965, and in 1969 became resident conductor at the Opéra de Paris and the Opéra-Comique. He was one of the founders of the Orchestre des Pays de la Loire and served as assistant director until 1976, when he established the Orchestre National de Lille. Under his direction, the orchestra has brought their wide repertoire, dynamism and artistic integrity to audiences in four continents and thirty countries. At the same time, he has pursued an international career and is regularly invited to conduct orchestras in Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Montreal, St Petersburg, London, Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, as well as the Gulbenkian Orchestra and the Berlin Symphony Orchestra. He also conducts opera on a regular basis in Monte Carlo and Trieste, with the Orchestre de Paris, Flanders Opera and, of course, the Opéra de Lille.
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School Bell: Deer Valley choirs hit high notes in Anaheim
The Deer Valley High School Academy of Performing Arts' Divine Voices and Dolce Voce Show Choir hit a high note -- or two -- during a recent trip to Anaheim.
Damaged mailbox investigated in Placentia
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is investigating how a blue collection box was damaged outside the Placentia post office at 1400 N. Kraemer Blvd. Stacia Crane, a spokeswoman for the agency, wouldn't go into details of how the box was vandalized, but she said the service has removed it.
Good Samaritan saves man hit by car in Placentia
Just in time, a Good Samaritan pulled a man who was hit by a car off the road to prevent him from being struck again.
Man gets 25 to life for 1995 Orange County killing
A man who spent 16 years on the run after beating to death his ex-lover in Orange County will spend 25 years to life in prison.
Mormon church selects new local leadership
Local leadership of the Placentia California Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints changed recently.
Beating, Kidnapping Victim Found By Police In Yorba Linda, Several Suspects Arrested
Police received a call shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday about an assault in the 1100 block of E. Imperial Highway.
Local Hip-Hop Group Speach Impediments Recognized by City of Placentia
Accolades are nothing new for veteran rap crew Speach Impediments. They took home back-to-back OC Music Awards for "Best Hip Hop" the past two years.
Glendale looks to increase bond payment
Glendale school officials are looking to increase the current bond tax rate, charging property owners more per year, but saving more than $200 million In April 2011, voters approved the $270 million bond with a landslide 69.5% of the vote, significantly above the 55% threshold needed to pass.
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I brought a 2-year plan warranty plan with Best Buy for my Xbox 360 back in September 2007.
It died a few weeks ago and I had to mail it in, because apparently the bar code on the receipt didn't match the console itself. Even though the bar code matched the 360 box. But whatever, so they made me mail it in... and I finally got my store credit + tax back.
It came out to $378.68. So I went in to get a new system again, and it turns out I had to spend another 60 bucks to buy the 2 year warranty because they terminate it after you use it.
Isn't that retarded? =\ I guess that's how they make their money too... bleh. In this situation though, it's not a Best Buy thing... but a Microsoft thing with their crappy Xbox360s. Still, I thought it was convenient. Guess not, after having to shell out another 60 bucks on this unreliable yet fun system.


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Radulov's return could upset the West's balance of power
By Stu Hackel
We should learn more shortly about Alexander Radulov who — according to his Russian agent — seems headed back to the NHL. His arrival is anticipated this week, maybe within the next 24 hours. So far, however, there have been no confirmations from the Predators, who own his rights, or his agent, Jay Grossman, who has been silent in his Twitter account and elsewhere, that this is a done deal. They all seem to be heeding the advice of actor Ian McShane who, as Al Swearengen on the TV series Deadwood, said, "Announcin' your plans is a good way to hear God laugh."
UPDATE: Radulov joined the Predators on Wednesday and practiced with them for the first time, playing on a line with David Legwand and Patric Hornqvist. He also practiced on the second power play unit on a line with Legwand and Andrei Kostitsyn with Ryan Ellis and Sergie Kostitsyn on the points. It's uncertain whether he'll play in the next Nashville game Thursday in Pittsburgh.
Earlier this week, the most Predators GM David Poile would say was this gingerly worded statement released on Monday afternoon: "We have been in contact with Jay Grossman, Alexander's agent, throughout this process of trying to return Alexander to the Predators and the NHL. Though the complicated process has yet to be concluded, every indication is that Alexander will be returning to Nashville in the near future. We do not anticipate having any further update on this process until tomorrow, at the earliest."
But others have been speaking. Radulov's potential arrival in Nashville has already shaken some Western Conference teams who worry that the winger's presence will make a rather good team much better, providing it with the pure goal-scorer it has lacked since, well, since Radulov jumped leagues and abandoned his contract for bigger loot in the KHL three years ago.
The Predators were 11-9-4 on December 1. Since then, they're an impressive 31-13-4. This is now a strong club that has 92 points, tied with the Red Wings for the third-highest total in the West, behind only the Blues (100) and Canucks (94). If and when Radulov joins the Preds, he will bring this kind of skill with him:
Clearly, this is a player who enjoys lacing them up, competing and scoring goals. He's as entertaining as he is highly skilled – but some of that entertainment, the effusive goal celebrations for example, didn't always sit well with some teammates when he last played for Nashville.
Radulov will almost certainly be Nashville's best goal scorer again. And that's why there's been some grousing from other NHL clubs. They argue that, somehow, the Predators are getting preferential treatment because Radulov won't have to clear waivers to rejoin the NHL the way Marty Turco did when the Bruins signed him earlier this month. Turco then had to wait 24 hours to see if another club put in a claim, as the Islanders did last season when they snagged Evgeni Nabokov away from the Red Wings. In those cases, however, the players were signing new contracts.
Of course, teams add players all the time after the trade deadline without them having to clear waivers, especially U.S. collegians whose seasons have ended and are ready to turn pro. In this case, Radulov is already under contract: the entry-level deal he signed in 2006 that still has another season remaining. He owes the Predators that final season and was officially a suspended player. And unlike those whose NHL teams agree to let play in Europe because they don't see a place for them in their North American organizations, there was no agreement for Radulov to play in Russia. It was his decision unilaterally.
The fact is, Radulov never should have been permitted by the KHL to sign with Salavat Ufa, but those were heady days for the Russian league, which had designs on challenging the NHL for pro hockey supremacy. The willful disregard of Radulov's valid NHL contract led to very harsh feelings between the two leagues. The ill will has since eased, perhaps due in no small part to the Russian Ice Hockey Federation's desire to have NHL players skate at the Sochi Olympics in 2014. The leagues now respect each other's contracts, but Radulov's deal was, somehow, exempted from that respect.
The same situation occurred with Alexei Yashin and the Senators in 1999, when he refused to play for Ottawa, left the team, and tried to sign in Switzerland. Back then, the validity of his NHL contract was respected and Yashin was forced to sit out a season as a suspended player. He went back to Ottawa the next year without having to clear waivers. So there is precedent here.
But the sound logic of the NHL's and NHLPA's decision that Radulov should be permitted to rejoin Nashville can be trumped by the emotion of those who only see a more mature 25-year-old who has twice been the KHL's MVP, who led his club to the league championship, and who played well for his country in the World Championships and Vancouver Olympics since he last wore a Predators sweater. Many consider him the best player not in the NHL.
How much could Radulov actually help Nashville? Some GMs, as Bob McKenzie relayed on Montreal's TSN 990 radio on Monday morning (audio), believe he will be a huge addition on the ice. Others say he's not in top shape, he gets by in the KHL on talent, and the speed and physical play of the NHL could render him less effective. We really won't know until he's back wearing Number 47 on the smaller ice surfaces of the NHL, but the Predators are pretty convinced that his performance against elite players in international competition, and his showing in the KHL, will be confirmed in Nashville.
There may be other issues: How well would Radulov be received on his new/old club by players and fans, considering that he walked out on them in 2008? And would he upset the chemistry in a winning dressing room by forcing another Predator out of the lineup?
Radulov rubbed some people the wrong way during his first Nashville stint. "He'd go celebrate by himself," Preds coach Barry Trotz told David Boclair last month in Nashville's City Paper, said. "Guys were chasing him around the rink trying to celebrate with him and he was 'Look at me, look at me.' … What we wanted him to do was just tone it down so it wasn't over the top and so it brought him back to our team concept a little bit."
Yet, when he tried celebrating with team captain Jason Arnott after Arnott scored the Preds'second goal in nine seconds against the Red Wings in Game 3 of their 2008 first-round playoff series, Arnott ended up concussed and eventually forced out of the series, which the Preds went on to lose.
Arnott was no fan of Radulov's and some other veterans shared his feeling. But the younger Predators on that club, notably Shea Weber and Ryan Suter, had a very good relationship with Radulov — and they run the room now with Weber as the Preds captain. As Boclair wrote, Weber and Suter appreciated Radulov's emotional approach to the game and to life, and they'd have no problem with him returning.
"He was young and he loved scoring goals," Suter said. "You can't beat that. Maybe the older guys that were here before didn't like that part of him. I'm sure the older guys wished that he would have been a little more mellow, but that's how he was. I loved the fact that he had that emotion. He got guys fired up….
"He'd make an instant impact," Weber added. "I mean, the guy is that talented and has the ability to change the game. He's that guy that can take it upon himself to score that big goal or make that big play late in the game. He's one of the most skilled guys, I think, I've ever played with."
As for the fans, one Nashville insider told Red Light on Monday morning, "The first year they were probably more upset and feeling betrayed, the emotional thing, 'He abandoned us! How could he walk away from Nashville?' Considering where the team is now, I expect he'll be welcome. Fans are fans. They want to win and he can help."
When it comes to changes in the dressing room, that's a reality of pro sports, of course. The Predators experienced change more that most teams at the trade deadline when they brought in Hal Gill, Paul Gaustad and Andrei Kostitsyn. This is a team that's hungry to win. The Predators have only one playoff series victory in franchise history, and they did that last spring. They know they are almost certainly destined to face Detroit in the first round again and, considering how banged up the Wings are right now, Nashville could finish higher and get the home ice advantage. The Wings are a good team at home, but not as good on the road. With the talent the Predators have now, adding Radulov could give them the best chance they've ever had to knock off Detroit in the postseason.
There's one more factor involved in Radulov coming back to Nashville: Poile's quest to keep Suter and Weber, whose contracts each expire in July. Suter will be a UFA, Weber an RFA. Both are highly coveted elsewhere but, all things being equal, they've indicated that they'd consider staying in Nashville if the club makes moves to become championship-caliber. Signing goalie Pekka Rinne, one of the top goalies in the NHL, to a long-term deal earlier this season was one step in that process, and the moves Poile made at the deadline show that the GM is indeed moving in that direction.
Nashville may lack a true impact player at center — lots of clubs do — but the Predators have shown that they have the resources and willingness to spend to the cap now, rather than remain the "budget team" they have been. They'll get a chance to sign Radulov long-term when he burns off the final year of his entry-level deal, and keeping Radulov would be big cookie in Poile's jar when he talks contract with his two All-Star blueliners.
So it's easy to see why lots of people whose teams compete against Nashville aren't happy that the Predators might be getting Radulov back. And those who chronically look with disfavor on NHL clubs in non-traditional markets won't like it much, either. If Radulov indeed returns and the Preds, who already have one of the best defensive clubs in the game, his potent offensive dimension could upset the balance of power in the Western Conference, both this season and down the road.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 255 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Premium TV channels and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Set in Elk Grove's Northwest Point business park, the Sheraton Suites is 20 miles from downtown Chicago. A Metro station with service into the city is three miles from the hotel. One block from the Sheraton, a forest preserve features hiking and running paths and a lake for fishing and canoeing.
Recreation at the hotel includes an indoor pool and spa tub, seasonal outdoor pool and sundeck, and a fitness room. Massage services (surcharges) can be arranged in a private treatment room or in guestrooms. The 24-hour self-serve business center provides computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharge). Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available in the lobby, which has a cocktail bar and big-screen TV. Junipers Restaurant serves traditional American favorites and a breakfast buffet.
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Banana and oatmeal are a perfect pair in these not-too-sweet treats.
Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 66.8
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Carbs: 12.5g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 69.2
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Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 66.7
Pumpkin is subbed for butter in this lowfat treat! Cranberries and almonds add flavor and nutrition!
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Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 64.3
Serve these holiday cookies with a cup of tea or lowfat vanilla ice cream.
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Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 61.1
Cupcakes are all the rage these days, and for good reason. These diminutive desserts are automatically portion controlled, and theyre just darn cute!
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Carbs: 27.9g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 145.7
This dessert is to die for and can be made with so many different flavors. Try chocolate, vanilla, pistachiothe sky's the limit! Plus, it has 19 grams of protein in just one serving!
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During his time at Presbyterian, the team recorded its best record since becoming a Division I institution. Included in that record were key victories over Clemson, Duke, and #13 ranked UCF. As an infield coach, he helped guide a group which started two true freshmen, to a fielding percentage of .966. The mark was good enough for fourth in the Big South Conference. The team also finished second in the conference with 35 home runs.
Church first attended Roane State Community College during 2008. He started as a right fielder in addition to being one of the top pitchers out of the bullpen.
After transferring to Lincoln Memorial University as an outfielder in 2009, Church helped the team achieve a ranking as a high as #21 in the nation. In his junior season, he began his transition to becoming a full-time pitcher.
The summer following his junior season, Church participated in the Southeast Collegiate Baseball League as a member of the Florida Oranges in Jacksonville, Fla. During that time, he led the team in every pitching category and threw the first no-hitter in league history. He wrapped up a stellar summer with a complete-game shutout in the first round of the playoffs.
In his senior season, Church was voted team captain and led the team to its best conference finish since becoming an NCAA member. He also led the team with six victories and added two saves in over 40 innings of work.
Church attended Seymour High School in Seymour, Tenn., where he was an all-state utility player his senior season. He helped lead the team to a final four appearance and a school record 31 wins. He also led the state with a .546 batting average. Church was a three-time all-district selection and also earned all-region honors as a senior.


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Last week, Gov. Tom Corbett unveiled a plan to close Pennsylvania's state-owned liquor stores and replace them with private outlets, as well as to allow grocery stores, convenience stores, pharmacies and big box stores to sell beer by the case, wine and liquor. Beer distributors would not be limited to just the sale of beer by the case; with an enhanced license they would be able to sell beer in smaller quantities, as well as liquor and wine.
The ambitious plan projects some $575 million in revenue from selling wholesale liquor licenses, and on top of that, another $224 million from auctioning 1,200 wine and liquor licenses. Gov. Corbett has predicted that the plan will create $1 billion in revenue over the course of the next four years – and he plans to use that revenue for public schools to fund various programs.
This is perhaps the first inkling that we are seeing that Gov. Corbett does care about education. Of course, his plan has met with a lot of criticism, including opposition from employee unions that represent those working at the state-owned stores and the employees themselves, who will lose their jobs with the stores closures. Other critics of the proposal are concerned that it will put current beer distributors out of business and the fact that sales of alcohol will provide the much-needed funding.
Pennsylvania is one of the few remaining states with such an antiquated system when it comes to the selling of alcohol. Recent years have seen select liquor stores open for limited hours on Sundays, as well as bars who sell food to be able to be open on Sundays. Some grocery stores even offer beer by the bottle for sale in their cafes. But, it is simply not enough.
Contrary to what some believe, the Governor is not aiming to turn the state of Pennsylvania into a giant frat party. Merely, he is offering more convenience, availability, and selection – let's face it, not everyone needs to purchase 24-30 beers at once. And how many holidays have we realized moments too late that we forgot to pick up a bottle of wine?
Gov. Corbett is looking to the future, he is looking to what works in a large number of states already. And the fact that he is planning on funneling the profits from the change back into education, something that he has cut multiple times since taking office, is the icing on the cake. Remember, it is 2013, not 1953.
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2010 FLOW-3D User Conferences
FLOW-3D European Users Conference in Reims, France
Presenters Announced
Users from all over Europe will be presenting their FLOW-3D results at the 10th FLOW-3D European Users Conference in a variety of applications, from both industry and academia. Some of this year's presenters include Peugeot Citroen, showcasing its work with high pressure die casting and lost foam casting; Électricité de France, discussing its latest work restoring old dams in France; and the German Aerospace Center, presenting its investigation into modeling sloshing dynamics.
Find out about all the presenters and their topics by downloading the conference agenda >
Join us in Montreal for the 2010 FLOW-3D World Users Conference
Save the Dates!
It's time to mark your calendars for the 2010 FLOW-3D World Users Conference. This year we are crossing the border into Canada. The conference will be held September 23-24, 2010 at the Hotel Omni Mont-Royal in Montreal, Quebec. Advanced training sessions will be held on September 22, 2010. Online registration will be open May 15, 2010.
Keynote Address by Dr. C.W. "Tony" Hirt
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Bruises and Braintickling: PHPBenelux 2014 had it all!
Last weekend was marked by the 5th edition of the PHPBenelux conference. Being psyched already about the previous editions of the conference, we were keen to see what they had in store for us at their first lustrum...
4 HTTP Security headers you should always be using
What started as a dream for a worldwide library of sorts, has transformed into not only a global repository of knowledge but also the most popular and widely deployed Application Platform: the World Wide Web.
The poster child for Agile, it was not developed as a whole by a single entity, but rather grew as servers and clients expanded it's capabilities. Standards grew along with them.
While growing a solution works very well for discovering what works and what doesn't, it hardly leads to a consistent and easy to apply programming model. This is especially true for security: where ideally the simplest thing that works is also the most secure, it is far too easy to introduce vulnerabilities like XSS, CSRF or Clickjacking.
Because HTTP is an extensible protocol browsers have pioneered some useful headers to prevent or increase the difficulty of exploiting these vulnerabilities. Knowing what they are and when to apply them can help you increase the security of your system.
Co-development teams
Bij onze software development trajecten werken wij met projectteams. Afhankelijk van het soort en de omvang van het project wordt een team samengesteld op basis van de specifieke technische kennis en kunde van de developers. Vaak bestaat een team volledig uit developers van Ibuildings, maar we werken ook in co-development teams waarbij naast developers van Ibuildings ook eigen developers van de klant aan het project werken.
Bij zo'n co-development traject is het noodzakelijk om extra aandacht te besteden aan een goede fundering voor het project. Naast een introductie in de tools die Ibuildings gebruikt bij software development projecten, moet er ook overeenstemming zijn over de werkwijze die aan het project ten grondslag ligt. Met andere woorden, ervoor zorgen dat we als team dezelfde taal spreken.
Ready steady cook
Afgelopen woensdag hadden we de laatste interne workshop van het jaar en deze ging over de best practices met Vagrant en Chef.
Workshops, workshops everywhere
Ibuildings organiseert regelmatig een interne workshop. Hierbij worden (veelal) technische onderwerpen behandeld en aan de hand van een opdracht verder uitgewerkt.
Maar hoe maak je een workshop over Symfony 2 en Domain Driven Design (DDD) interessant voor iedereen?
ETags for the Uninitiated pt2
In the opening to this series, we discussed what ETags are and demonstrated their most common use case, caching. This time around, we'll look at a lesser known but perhaps even better feature of ETags: keeping changes safe when writing to the server.
Secure your REST API with OAuth2 Implicit Grant
These last few years have seen the rise of some amazing frameworks oriented towards Single Page Application (SPA) like ExtJS, AngularJS, Backbone, Ember, etc. Following the trend where Front-end and Back-end separate. Client side technologies are now being managed by one team and Back-end services by another. This Separation of Concerns is wonderful for implementors as you only need a specification of the API and you can develop functionality concurrently. However all this client-side functionality often leaves the question: How are we going to secure the API if, at least in theory, it should be open for the browser of any device anywhere on earth? (no, we do not support the ISS).
ETags for the Uninitiated
Yet, ETags are one of the features that are the hardest to get right. Sometimes it's not even clear how they work and while there's a lot out there on the subject, it can also be difficult to put it all together. Developers frequently play either client and server roles in this exchange, which can make the responsibilities even more confusing.
In this series of blog posts, we're going to look at ETags from both perspectives: First, a client trying to consume an ETag-enabled API. By focusing on the client side, we can focus on the features ETags offer and learn how these are supposed to look in a perfectly implemented world. In a later post, we'll look at the gory details of how that API implements ETags and does the appropriate checks.
Verifying our software with OWASP ASVS
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
Likewise if a software project is delivered and no one has looked at security, can it be said to be secure?
If a tree falls... by Dunc(an) When a customer commissions Ibuildings for a new application, he usually has plenty of functional demands (I need it to do X and also Y and Z... oh and can I get A?). And maybe some thoughts have been given to performance metrics, but security? Well... it "needs to be secure".
Boosting mobile deployment with PhoneGap Build
In July 2011 Nitobi (now acquired by Adobe) released a stable version of a small library called PhoneGap. It's main purpose was to close the gap between web- and native applications. This was achieved by wrapping web applications in a native app for each supported platform. Another feature to close the gap is to expose Javascript API's for functionality which is otherwise only available to native applications.
Sencha Touch 2
Episode: 2012 - 15
Tommy Maintz
In this session, Tommy Maintz will guide you through building an HTML5 mobile web application using the latest release of Sencha Touch 2.
Scalability issues: cure first, prevent later
Episode: 2012 - 26
Thijs Feryn
The "it works on my machine" mentality has resulted in numerous face palm moments. This is even more painful when a your app is under heavy load due to a marketing campaign. With some minimal code changes and some smart utilities, you can maximize your scalability and performance. Keywords: Varnish, PHP-FPM, Nginx, APC, CDN, Gearman, Memcached and a proper server setup. I'll show you how you can make a slow app with a crappy code base go mighty fast on one and even multiple servers. The focus of this talk is to cure first and eventually learn and prevent.
Ten considerations for taking a web business to the mobile market
Episode: 2012 - 10
Sam de Freyssinet
Business owners have woken up to the reality that the web is increasingly consumed on the move. Product owners are demanding new mobile sites that must be released yesterday! You manage an established online business, now you need to move into the mobile market. How do you take your existing business into a mobile domain? Does the entirety of your current business model need to exist in the mobile environment? Or is there a killer mobile app hidden within your existing product? This talk will walk through ten considerations that you must make when moving your online business to a mobile audience.
DPCRadio: The API Dilemma
Episode: 2012 - 30
Chris Cornutt
Creating a good, useful and functional API for your application can be one of the most difficult parts of a project. With more and more things becoming API-powered, it's important to plan well and provide what the user expects. I'll look at some principles you can follow to make sure the API you write is the right one, both from the developer perspective and what you, as a user, should expect of a quality web service API.
DMCRadio: CocoonJS
Episode: 2012 - 12
Ibon Tolosana
CocoonJS is a native wrapper for HTML5 canvas based applications/games.Without any code changes and thanks to its OpenGL canvas bindings CocoonJS is able to execute you applications with almost a 1000% performance boost.CocoonJS offers native iOS and Android deployment environment. It is highly focused on monetization since applications deployed in CocoonJS have out-of-the-box Ad networks and tracking systems integration. Other features like asynchronous websockets, localStorage, facebook integration, etc. are available too. All this magic is achieved directly, without cross-compilation processes or being limited to custom APIs.
DPCRadio: Travis CI - Distributed CI for the masses!
Episode: 2012 - 16
Josh Kalderimis
Continuous Integration has typically been a practice only performed by companies who want that piece of mind for their client software, but does it need to be like this? Travis CI is a continuous integration service for the open source community. We make testing OS projects dead simple and fun. But most importantly, we help improve code quality for large projects like Doctrine2 and symfony, to smaller libraries like FOSRest. The vision behind Travis CI is to become for builds what PEAR is for distributing libraries. In this talk Josh, one of the core members of the Travis CI team, will introduce you to the vision behind Travis, the how it is implemented, and why it matters to everyone in the OS community.
Getting started with Sencha Touch 2
The web as a mobile platform
The web has been a great place on desktops and laptops for quite some time, but with a booming growth of mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, the internet has become increasingly more interesting on these devices as well. Building mobile apps for the web has some advantages when compared to native development, before we start with Sencha Touch 2 we will take a look at these advantages.
DMCRadio: Mobile Performance Considerations
Episode: 2012 – 09
Estelle Weyl
Mobile browser performance is challenged by bandwidth, battery, and memory constraints. Slow loading and reacting sites create bad user experiences. Sites that drain batteries or crash the browser are infuriating. Porting a web application designed and developed for desktop devices—devices with virtually unlimited memory, and literally unlimited power (they're plugged in, not running on battery) in many cases just doesn't work. By understanding mobile limitations and keeping mobile in mind throughout the development process you can create more responsive, faster downloading, less battery consuming applications.
DPCRadio: SPL in the Wild
Episode: 2012 - 27
Elizabeth M Smith
The standard PHP library (SPL) is growing in both maturity and use. But a lot of developers still aren't aware of the tools in SPL or simply haven't seen good examples of how to use the code. From interfaces to an autoload stack to classes that make objects act like arrays, there are tools to make every application leaner and faster, or simply more clever. Using live projects from github, take a look at the good, bad, and the ugly of SPL usage in PHP development.


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MOUNT PLEASANT - The Central Michigan field hockey team battled to the very last seconds with No. 14 Michigan in the senior class' last home match, but fell to the Wolverines in a closely fought 1-0 loss Sunday afternoon at the CMU Field Hockey Complex.
In her final appearance at the CMU Field Hockey Complex and the 2012 regular season finale, senior midfielder Erin Dye had an opportunity to send the Chippewas (7-11, 3-2 MAC) into overtime with the Wolverines (13-5) on a shot taken just six seconds before the end of regulation, but the attempt was wide.
After allowing a breakaway goal to Michigan's Aisling Naughton from Liesl Morris in the fifth minute for an early 1-0 disadvantage, the Chippewas played strong throughout the remaining 65 minutes to keep the match within one goal.
Dye had an opportunity to tie the match in the 17th minute when she played into the circle and had a shot blocked, corralled the rebound and took a second shot that was saved by the Michigan goalkeeper.
Just three minutes later sophomore forward Mary Alice Moore took a shot that was wide.
The defense, led by senior backs Emily Girasole and Brittany Burga and anchored by senior goalkeeper Anastasia Netto, frustrated the Wolverine offense for much of the game following their early goal. Michigan did not score after halftime and took just four shots in the second half, three of which were saved by Netto. Junior back Simone Lazar saved the fourth shot on the goal line.
The match served as senior day for Dye, Girasole, Burga, Netto and midfielder Erica Garwood.
Michigan did not score on a penalty corner throughout the match, despite taking eight to the Chippewas' one.
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║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
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1. Jon Solomon on Dee Hart's injury: "It's impossible to say what impact Hart would have had in 2011. But make no mistake: He would have gotten the chance, possibly as a third-down back and returner."
2. Depth dwindling in Bama backfield.
3. Who is the best running back in the SEC?
4. So does Les Miles know Willie Lyles or not?
5. Janzen Jackson will be a "full participant" when practice begins in August. "Fans should hold their applause."
6. Which SEC school "comes closest to bucking the four-cupcakes lineup?"
7. Without A.J. Green around, how will Aaron Murray perform?
8. Hasn't played or practiced yet at Alabama, but he's on the Biletnikoff Award watch list.
9. Top 25 countdowns. The player - Florida's Sharrif Floyd. The game – Florida at South Carolina.
10. Auburn's new indoor football facility is almost complete.
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12. Bruce Pearl: "Do you want me to write the book about how do you lose $10 million jobs? I can write the book."
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The Committee on Teaching and Faculty Development (COTFD) reports to the General Faculty Committee and supports the efforts of Siena faculty to achieve excellence in teaching and scholarship. The Committee oversees funding opportunities that support faculty development, sponsors presentations and luncheons covering topics relevant to teaching or faculty scholarship, coordinates mentoring opportunities for faculty, and publicizes the activities of the Committee and outcomes of the funding opportunities through its webpage.
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