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Please report the errors on Firefox hansons
Hello members,
I hope you can help me with some coding.
Our users can submit a description of their service. Because they come from a lot of different countries and add the description in their...
Like felgall and Wisest Guy said: there is no bully proof method except the .pdf option.
I would like to add on the .pdf option that it would make the loading of your pages significantly slower.
It's better now. Keep improving your lay out by adding more cellpadding/cellspacing. Make the domain name and suggestion why to register stand out more by using more blanks around it. Also add an...
Hi Matt,
Very original idea you have worked out.
Every time I hear a topic on the radio or on TV, I think 'Can I do something original with is' and try to register the domain. Most of these...
I like the original idea of your site! It's about one of those topics I think 'I should have come up with this earlier'. Nice job. Very creative.
I don't like the lay-out because of it's hard...
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Hi pbc,
Site looks nice, but the grey background with the black text is too gray. White font color would be better now, or user lighter gray.
Thanks hansons for looking into it.
The site should be 100% Firefox compatible now. Color scheme has been updated to freshen the site up (were dark green colors before).
Added some extra...
I think I have found the error in the CSS file that made look bad for Firefox users.
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Where should I use grey and brown? the links? background? head? Please advice.
I have been working on Firefox compatability, but can't get the right border as it is meant to be. Can anyone...
Don't know what exactly you want to have reviewed, but the animations are very slick. Well done!
Great, I used it and found a slightly different matching color scheme!
Maybe you can add a top-margin to the body. It is so close to the top now, it looks like a popup loading in a full window.
The overall design is good, but because of the dark and thick border of...
I agree with KDLA and Ness.
Not mentioned yet: maybe you should use less bold terms in the introduction
Also maybe you can work on the left-alignment of the body.
Both text content from...
The gray borders at the left and the right only fill the colomns half, both left and right.
Is this copyright free content? I picked a part of a sentence from your mesothelomia article...
Thanks KDLA!
These are even more and better color scheme creators then the one you posted earlier today!
Couldn't resists to make some modifications in the color scheme.
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I just returned from a 3-day trip.
ness: thanks!!!
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To always have the correct CSS, I recommend http://www.somacon.com/p334.php
Ness, I have shortened the main page by removing 2 top 10 listings.
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What do you mean with "and it gave me some flaq"?
Fixed it!
Please post any errors that may occur.
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Shumlin lowers flags to honor MandelaDecember 07,2013Gov. lowers flags
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Gov. Peter Shumlin has ordered that flags at Vermont facilities be flown at half-staff to honor the passing of former South African President Nelson Mandela.
Shumlin issued the order Friday following a Presidential Proclamation.
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GrooveMixer - Music Beat Maker for AndroidFree
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Date Added:Dec. 02, 2012
Price:Free; Requires Android phone
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From Flexbyte Software: GrooveMixer is the real-time drum machine for creating and mixing music beats on your Android.This free drum machine includes pattern sequencer, 8-channel step sequencer (one pattern), pattern/channel mixer, sample list with file explorer for importing WAV loops/drums from your sdcard.GrooveMixer is the great solution for music composers to make hip hop, house, dub step and other music grooves. It was created for mobile musicians wanted to sketch their music rhythm ideas everywhere. If you are one of them, GrooveMixer is your pocket rhythm station, your pocket beat maker that is always with you.It does not matter what music experience you have, GrooveMixer is good choice to produce sound. If you are beginner (you do first music steps) and just want to try to compose something, GrooveMixer will be your good friend on this amazing way - the way of beats and sound!Just look our demos (songs/tracks) or read tutorials on http://groovemixer.com/tutorials/ site.Audio\sound features:* Drum machine with 256 patterns* Volume mixer with mono\solo buttons* Step sequencer with 8 channels* Beats per minute (BPM): 60-255* Friendly and easy-to-use interface* Save and load your groove beats* Export sound beats to audio WAV files* Samples are loaded from SDCARD* 808 and 909 drumkits* Unlimited song lengthFriendly and well designed user interface works good on small and large screens.This music creation tool works without any restrictions.Content rating: Everyone
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Grant to support Oswego faculty member's research on lava flows
Rachel Lee of SUNY Oswego's atmospheric and geological sciences department will research the behavior of lava flows on the island of Hawaii and in laboratory simulations, thanks to a highly competitive two-year, $30,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.
Thu Apr 10, 2014
Oswego researcher wins NSF grant to probe mass-extinction puzzle
SUNY Oswego earth sciences faculty member and paleontologist Diana Boyer has received a three-year, $52,000 National Science Foundation grant to advance understanding of a mass extinction whose evidence lies in ancient layers of black shale in Western New York and Eastern Ohio.
Fri Apr 05, 2013
Quest to air findings on Fallbrook dam removal's impacts
A SUNY Oswego geology student will give his research team's presentation April 17 at Quest on the Fallbrook Recreation Center dam removal project and its effect on groundwater and fish.
Thu Sep 16, 2010
Professor, students study carbon-rich rocks for clues to mass extinction
The burrows of ancient, squishy animals, preserved in what now is black shale in Upstate New York, may tell SUNY Oswego paleontologist Diana Boyer and some of her students part of a story of marine life extinction more than 300 million years ago.
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Welcome to the Mid-Canada Boat Show
First consumer show in the brand new expanded RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg!
Newly expanded RBC Convention Centre, New Product and Best Prices!
The Mid-Canada Boat Show (also referred to as the Winnipeg Boat Show). We've got over 135,000 sq ft all on one floor of everything you need for summer fun – the newest boats and motors, fishing and water sports equipment, from the top manufacturers and suppliers in the industry. If you're in the market for "all things water", you can't afford to miss this show.
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16.8%. That's how much the current Greek 10-year bond yield is producing thanks to their debt mess. 16.8% is a juicy 13.9% higher than the current US 10-year yield to put things in perspective. The question on everybody's mind is will lawmakers pass a new 5-year, 28 billion Euro austerity plan in order to tap a 5th installment of the bail out money available to repay almost US$10 billion worth of maturing bonds this August? We shall see come Thursday, June 30 whether the Greek Parliament implements the package if it passes on June 29 in the first place!
More than a year has passed for the market to digest the European debt crisis, but after a year of hand wrangling, pretentious pronouncements by aggravated government officials, and raucous rioting in the streets of Athens, nothing much has changed. The economic recovery that was to produce the growth and tax revenues to bail out the sinking ship of "PIIGS" has never materialized, and patience is running thin as potential defaults creep into the not too distant horizon.
The European version of Wall Street's "CDO" meltdown has gradually unfolded over the past two years, beginning with leaks in the press that something was askew in Greece near the end of 2009. As the truth of the financial depth of deficits finally surfaced, the crisis hit front-page news headlines in May 2010, when it became apparent that the financial malaise was not confined to Greece alone. A new anagram, namely the "PIIGS", entered our daily lexicon. Portugal, Ireland, Spain, and possibly Italy had similar, but different, according to finance officials, debt and deficit problems.
The crisis was met with proposed bail out packages from the stronger banks in the region that claimed that capital stress tests would prove their stability to meet most any contingency. Each proposal and subsequent approval was accompanied by pompous protestations from each government that debt payment schedules and bloated deficits were no longer issues to be concerned about, at least until the next revealing story in the press negated everything that was previously said. This bumbling scenario has been repeated countless times to the point that confidence in the respective governments has all but disappeared.


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Ubuntu MATE 16.10 In Development, Software Boutique and Welcome Get New FeaturesSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 24th of May 2016 11:06:12 AM Filed under
Ubuntu MATE lead developer and maintainer Martin Wimpress announced earlier today, May 24, 2016, that the Ubuntu MATE 16.10 operating system is now open for development.
Watch: Ubuntu Convergence in Action on Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition with MiracastSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 24th of May 2016 12:18:46 AM Filed under
Earlier today, May 23, 2016, the Ubuntu Community Manager at Canonical, Mr. Alan Pope, received his Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition smartphone, so he immediately ran some tests to see the Ubuntu convergence with his own eyes.
Quortus selected in joint Lime, Ubuntu wireless network developmentSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of May 2016 06:48:46 PM Filed under
Quortus and Lime Micro today announce that the Quortus EdgeCentrix (ECX) technology has been selected as part of a fully programmable mobile network capability launched last month by Lime Micro. The new network capability, itself a collaboration between Lime and Canonical, two of the UK's leading open source technology innovators, will dramatically change the way mobile networks are built in the future.
Leftovers: Ubuntu and DebianSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of May 2016 10:35:23 AM Filed under
Reproducible builds: week 56 in Stretch cycle
Adopting pristine-tar
As of yesterday, I am the new maintainer of pristine-tar. As it is the case for most of Joey Hess' creations, it is an extremely useful tool, and used in a very large number of Debian packages which are maintained in git.
My first upload was most of a terrain recognition nature: I did some housekeeping tasks, such as making the build idempotent and making sure all binaries are built with security hardening flags, and wrote a few automated test cases to serve as build-time and run-time regression test suite. No functional changes have been made.
No Audio in Lubuntu? - Lubuntu Audio Configuration and Volume Control
Vulkan Support Might Be Implemented in Ubuntu Linux's Mir Display Server Soon
As many of you might already know, Canonical is working hard these days on pushing the Unity 8 user interface and its convergence vision to the Ubuntu desktop.
Unity 8 is the next-generation Unity desktop environment for the popular GNU/Linux operating system, Ubuntu Linux, and Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth promised earlier this month that it would be available, installed by default, in the upcoming Ubuntu 16.10 (Yakkety Yak) release.
Installed by default does not mean enabled by default, as Unity 7 will remain the main desktop environment for Ubuntu 16.10, which should see the light of day later this year, on October 20, 2016. And, of course, the new Unity 8 interface will be ready for use, without the need for users to install any special packages.
Why Linus Torvalds Doesn't Like Using Debian Or Ubuntu Linux?Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of May 2016 10:09:16 AM Filed under
From the past 25 years, Linus Torvalds is working tirelessly to make Linux a more efficient and user-friendly computing platform. His creation is now available to the open source lovers in the form of many Linux distros that serve a wide variety of users.
Linux and open source software support the idea of choice and it acts as their driving force. However, with time, the internet is filled with tons of Linux distros based on Debian and Ubuntu-like feature
Raspberry Pi-based signage stack gets SnappySubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 23rd of May 2016 02:01:50 AM Filed under
The Screenly signage software for the Raspberry Pi is being converted to Ubuntu Snappy Core, enabling OTA updates and transactional rollbacks.
Canonical and Screenly, which makes what it calls "the most popular digital signage solution for the Raspberry Pi," have announced a partnership to build the Screenly signage stack on Ubuntu Snappy Core. Screenly, which is currently available in commercial (Pro) and free, open source "OSE" versions based on Raspbian Linux, is adopting the lightweight, transaction-oriented Ubuntu Core "to give its customers a stable platform that is secure, robust, simple to use and manage," says Screenly.
Leftovers: Devuan and UbuntuSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 22nd of May 2016 03:41:52 PM Filed under
Debian Fork Devuan Beta Released
A team of developers made good on their threats to fork Debian Linux late last year, after the community's leadership voted to replace sysvinit with systemd, making systemd the default init boot process.
A Telegram Snap Package Is Available on Ubuntu 16.04
Using Ubuntu 16.04 and want to install the official Telegram Linux app?
Don't run off to the official website to get the official binary: there's now a Telegram app snap package available on Ubuntu 16.04.
Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition: a tablet that runs like a desktop
At first, the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition — often called the Ubuntu tablet — resembles most modern tablets, with a hard plastic case that folds into a stand, limited multi-tasking from an overview screen, and some ability to act like a workstation or laptop. However, even a tentative exploration reveals that the Ubuntu Edition is much more, due mostly to its operating system and the Unity interface, which comes of age at last on this tablet.
Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition Review
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NoNotifications: Use Do Not Disturb Feature in Ubuntu
If you are trying to focus on your work and don't want to disable notifications completely then here is a tool called "NoNotifications" for you, which works in Ubuntu Unity. It is just a simple panel indicator which allows you to disable notification temporarily. This tool should be enhanced to offer more features like mobile OS's already have, to completely disable everything Like: tones, alerts, notifications, and so, and schedule a time to activate/deactivate could be a plus for this small application.
Temporarily Disable Notifications In Ubuntu (w/ Unity 7) With NoNotifications Indicator
NoNotifications is a simple indicator for Ubuntu (Unity 7) that allows you to temporarily suppress NotifyOSD notifications. The tool is useful for presentations, when working, and so on, to prevent unwanted notifications from getting in your way or distracting you.
Ubuntu's Got Tablet, Fedora's Kernel Decision & More…
Back in the hippie days there was a lot of talk about plastic people, which would be fake people. Back in those days, plastic people were to be avoided, as was plastic anything.
How times have changed. These days we embrace a plastic world. As example, we replace carefully hand crafted wristwatches made to last a lifetime with electronic rhinestone wearables that will be obsolete in a year or two because they tell us how fast and how seldom we walk.
You see, by the '60s definition, plastic didn't need to be made of plastic to be plastic. You dig?
Swapnil Bhartiya at CIO found BQ's hardware to be more than up to the task and also thought that nearly all aspects of the Ubuntu Touch with convergence to be beyond super fantastic. Gesture swiping is amazing, Scopes are the best thing since sliced bread, and using convergence to run in full blown desktop mode is "one of it's greatest features." The App Store, which he calls the "most exciting part of this Ubuntu tablet," disappoints him because despite having tons of cool apps he's never seen offered for phones before, it doesn't have a few things he likes.
"After using the tablet for a while," he opines, "I had to face the harsh reality that as much as wanted to like the tablet, the lack of what I consider essential native apps will prevent me from using it as my primary, or even as a secondary, device."
The only apps he mentions that he would like but which are MIA? "[N]one of the streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime are available on the device."
Maybe he should just buy himself a TV.
In case you missed it, the conference live streamed Corey Doctorow's Thursday morning keynote address, called "Open, Closed, and Demon Haunted: An Internet of Things That Act Like Inkjet Printers," along with all other keynotes throughout the event. Included below is a short snippet of the talk that's available on YouTube. Doctorow's complete talk is available online, but requires the opening of an account with O'Reilly in order to view it.
Cinnamon 3.0 - See What's New
Cinnamon 3.0 is the latest release of Cinnamon Desktop Environment and it will become as default desktop for upcoming Linux Mint 18 codenamed "sarah".
Xubuntu Xenial Xerus - Triple X - The spy who failed meSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 22nd of May 2016 12:04:46 PM Filed under
Before you read this conclusion, please do me a favor. Please read my review of Vivid, then go back up, find the links to the Werewolf review and the best distro of 2015 summary, and then read those, too. Then, come back to this piece here. Now, please try to explain, in human lingo, how it is possible than only one year apart, we get such a huge, drastic difference in the distro behavior.
Xubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus is meant to be the rock-solid LTS, beautiful and elegant and majestic. It is none of that. There are so many bugs and problems it really turns me off the whole Linux thing. I feel like an idiot for doing these reviews, for wasting hundreds and thousands of hours of my life trying to promote a cause and technology that ultimately just ends up failing randomly, because people can't be bothered to invest time in proper QA rather than pointless, arbitrary release dates and silly changes that serve no purpose.
Not good. Not good at all. Realtek issues, mouse going away after waking from sleep, login niggles, package management woes, sucky Bluetooth stack, Thunar hiccups, Samba crap. This is just a short list of everything that's wrong with Xenial, and then, to make it even worse, the Unity and the Xfce versions can't really agree on the suck list. They all have their own unique problems, and there's no consistency. I'm just pissed off. April 2016 was meant to be a happy, cheerful month. Now, I'm facing total destruction and distros that barely work. And yes, please, skip to the very end, and tell me how it's all my fault. Anyhow, Xubuntu Xerus gets only 3/10. Do not upgrade for now.
Mozilla Firefox 46.0.1 Lands in the Ubuntu Repos, But No Sign of Thunderbird 45Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 22nd of May 2016 10:41:12 AM Filed under
Canonical recently pushed the first point release of the Mozilla Firefox 46.0 web browser to the stable channels for all supported Ubuntu Linux operating systems, along with Mozilla Thunderbird 38.8.0.
Open-spec, octa-core "NanoPi M3" SBC sells for $35Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 20th of May 2016 08:27:28 PM Filed under
FriendlyARM's NanoPi M3 SBC runs Linux or Android on a 64-bit, octa-core Samsung S5P6818, and offers WiFi, BT, GbE, and a 40-pin RPi connector.
In April, FriendlyARM blew away the scant competition in octa-core, 64-bit hacker SBCs with its $60 NanoPC-T3 board. Now it has stepped even harder on the affordability scale with a smaller, somewhat stripped down NanoPi M3 featuring the same Samsung S5P6818 octa-core SoC. The open-spec, community-backed boards sells for only $35, plus $10 shipping to the U.S.
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David Beckham's sons are keen to try new sports after attending several events at the London 2012 Olympics.
David Beckham's sons were inspired by the London Olympics.
The soccer star - who was an ambassador for the 2012 Games - felt ''overwhelmed with pride'' as he joined Brooklyn, 13, Romeo, nine, and seven-year-old Cruz at a number of events and is thrilled the spectacle has inspired the youngster to try their hands at new sports.
He wrote for the Daily Mirror newspaper: ''My pride reached new heights when I took part in the 2012 opening ceremony then when I took my three boys to watch some of the events - like Tom Daley winning his bronze for diving....
''As I sat with Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz in the Olympic stadium, I was overwhelmed with pride that I could take them to the 2012 Games in the part of London where I grew up, just down the road from where I first kicked a ball.
''I know that my boys have been inspired by what they've seen and want to try all sorts of different sports for themselves.''
David - who also has 13-month-old daughter Harper with wife Victoria - believes as a parent it is important to encourage children to do their best and he is overwhelmed by the ''strength and energy'' of families of disabled youngsters for helping their kids get into sport.
Speaking about the Paralympics, which begin in London today (29.08.12), he added: ''As parents blessed with four healthy children, Victoria and I are humbled by the strength and energy of mums and dads who encourage their disabled children to take up sports.
''It can involve real hardship and sacrifice, but there is no greater life lesson that you can give to your children than to 'be the very best that you can.' ''
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Beef Stroganoff
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is a dish I think I make well, it may not be authentic, but I like it anyway;-)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 onion, halved, sliced length ways
- 250 g mushrooms, sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed
- 500 g steak, sliced into thin strips across the grain (sirloin, filet or rump)
- 4 teaspoons flour
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 1⁄4 cup red wine
- 1⁄4 cup beef stock
- 6 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 2 dill pickles, finely chopped (optional)
- 200 ml sour cream
- Heat one tablespoon butter in a large frying pan and cook onion, mushrooms and garlic until softened-about 10 minutes.
- Remove from the pan.
- Toss the steak strips in flour which has been well seasoned with salt and pepper-I love heaps of pepper in this.
- Add the remaining 2 tablespoons butter, heat and add the beef strips cooking quickly-about 2-3 minutes, until browned, but still a little pink inside.
- Remove the meat and deglaze the pan with the wine, stock and tomato paste.
- Add the paprika, mustard and pickles (these add a nice tart crunch to the sauce), then the sour cream. Mix well, add the mushrooms and meat back to the sauce, heat gently for a couple of minutes stirring all the time.
- Good served over rice, buttered noodles or mash.
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I hate to contradict all the good reviews, but to me this tasted more like a McDonald's cheeseburger than Stroganoff. Maybe it is just personal preference, but it ended up tasting like the sauce was made of ketchup for us, and the pickles distracted from the high quality meat. If I were making this for kids, I think it would work. But for my husband and me, just not what we like.
The only change I made was not to add the onin due to intolerance reasons otherwise made as per recipe with veal but for us is was missing something in a stroganoff (unfortuanely but as per usual my sour cream split and as we were eating the DH suggest I use full fat sour cream instead of the usual light and see whats happens, otherwise tasted really god and served with bow-tie pasta and had a salad on the side.
I made this tonight for dinner and it was absolutely lovely. I made it pretty much exactly as written except I added a bit more paprika for personal taste and I used swiss brown mushrooms and quartered them instead of slicing as I think it gives a better texture to the dish. This stroganoff has a real lovely flavour creaminess to it and not overpowering like some stroganoff's can me.


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The man is alleged to have assaulted another man in a toilet
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - A Circuit Court judge has granted the
Jefferson County sheriff's request for a temporary restraining
order to prevent further budget cuts to his office.
Judge Dan King issued an order on Wednesday that froze the
sheriff's office budget for the next 10 business days. The action
prevents the county from reducing the sheriff's budget by $5.1
The commission voted Tuesday for across-the-board cuts that
would reduce the fiscal 2009 budget by $31.7 million.
Sheriff Mike Hale said the 33 percent reduction ordered by the
commission would devastate his office and public safety.
A lawyer for the sheriff, Keith Jackson, said a preliminary
injunction hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. July 13.
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After taking a look at the listed processes in Window's TaskManager, I've noticed that there are some process that has a different extension other than .exe. I then opened the folder location of one of those processes and their extension is the same as they are shown in TaskManager. So, I was wondering how they do it. I just wanted to learn how its done.
I've tried renaming my application with a different extension and it didn't run.
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I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04 but when I want to connect an external monitor, TV or projector it does not recognise it anymore (it used to with Ubuntu 09.04). I opened the Xserver configutation settings and the primary laptop is disabled, it detect the external display but whatever I change, the APPLY button is not activated. Please help me . I am not an Ubuntu expert but I love it and would like to keep using it. Nour
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REST, at the time, was a breath of fresh air and it seemed very sane in a world where SOAP and XML-RPC were dominant. I can look at a webservice straight from my browser? Wow. Returning simple XML documents instead of using XML as the transport made a lot of sense.
I'm not really sure if Flickr was the first to use the term REST for that type of service, but in my memory it played a fairly big part in popularizing it.
I used the wayback machine to find these early examples, but then quickly realized that the Flickr API has actually not changed!
It took me some time, but I slowly started realizing that this was actually not a REST service. Not before I deployed a similar API and stamped it "REST" though.
As it turns out, REST is more than "simple documents". We learn we also
need to use correct HTTP Verbs such as
PUT and
DELETE where
Over time the definition for me and many people around me evolves, which eventually brought me to a point where I found out what the original definition was all along.
REST stands for "Representational State Transfer" and was invented by Roy Fielding, one of the authors of HTTP/1.1 and described in his dissertation.
REST has a specific meaning and a 'best practice way' to implement it when using HTTP, and Flickr and pretty much anyone else joining the REST hype is getting it wrong, much to Fieldings annoyance (2008).
And he's not alone. What follows is a storm of articles, conference talks, tweets and even some books describing what REST is and describing in what way many people got it wrong.
Well, over time we've gotten better at describing what REST is. We now have the term HATEOAS, which rolls off the tongue amazingly. A service cannot call itself REST unless it's also HATEOAS.
We also now have the Richardson Maturity Model, which is a bit like the seven stages of grief, but for REST. Basically, you cannot call your service REST unless you're on Level 3 of the Maturity Model.
I'd highly recommend reading the fowler article, because it's one of the best overviews. The maturity model maps out my personal learning curve as well.
I believe that "REST" is widely believed to be the "right" way to implement web services. The term is also almost universally used to describe services that actually are not hypermedia-driven a.k.a. not comformant with Level 3 of the Maturity Model.
Almost everyone gets it wrong.
But the thing that they got wrong is not necessarily the API they've built. It might be good (enough) and appropriate for what they are trying to accomplish. The thing they get wrong is that according to purists, they should not be calling their service REST, because it aint.
I think doing HATEAOS correctly is overkill for most people. Modelling it correctly is actually quite hard. It's also prone to a lot of round trips.
A comment from Fielding:
REST is software design on the scale of decades: every detail is intended to promote software longevity and independent evolution. Many of the constraints are directly opposed to short-term efficiency. Unfortunately, people are fairly good at short-term design, and usually awful at long-term design. Most don't think they need to design past the current release. There are more than a few software methodologies that portray any long-term thinking as wrong-headed, ivory tower design (which it can be if it isn't motivated by real requirements).
The reality is that a lot of us actually do see the value of achieving short-term goals, preferring ease-of-use over correctness. We're not building an API for the library of congress. Having lots of people use an API is probably more important than that API being relevant for multiple decades.
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<?php class foo { public function __construct() { function foobar() { echo 'abc'; } } } $c = new foo(); foobar();
It was a bit more convoluted than this originally, but that's the gist of what's going on. To ensure 'foobar' was defined as a function, the code would $f = new foo(); which would ensure the global 'foobar' function was defined.
Sort of blew my mind that someone would build a whole lot of code this way. It's "wrong" on a lot of levels, but… still works. I was hoping it wouldn't work in PHP7, and we could use that as an excuse to rewrite, but… it works in PHP7, at least this code does – haven't tried the entire project in PHP7, and I'm sure something *will* break, but it may not be this pattern.
Have not seen much around the PHP blogs/forums about this pattern, so I thought I'd post it here.
Do you do this? If so, why? If not, why not? It's certainly not demonstrated anywhere in PHP docs or any tutorials, so I'm wondering how this sort of code forms in someone's thinking.
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Even though this is partially true, PHP allows you to keep control of your application when you know what you're doing. Let's see some code examples to illustrate this:
function plusone($a)
return $a + 1;
var_dump(plusone("1 apple"));
// output
Our function will increment the number passed as an argument by one. However, the second and third calls are passing a string, and the function still returns integer values. This is called string conversion. We can make sure that the user passes a numeric value through validation.
function plusone($a)
if ( !is_numeric($a) )
throw new InvalidArgumentException("I can only increment numbers!", 1);
return $a + 1;
This will throw an
InvalidArgumentException on the third call as expected. If we specify the desired type on the function prototype...
function plusone(int $a)
return $a + 1;
var_dump(plusone("1 apple"));
// output
PHP Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to plusone() must be an instance of int, integer given, called in /vagrant/test_at/test.php on line 7 and defined in /vagrant/test_at/test.php on line 2
This error seems a bit weird at first, because the first call to our function is using an integer!
If we read the message carefully, we'll see that the error message says "must be an instance of int" - it assumes that integer is a class, because PHP prior to version 7 only supported type hinting of classes!
Things get even more awkward with function return arguments in PHP 5. In short, we can't lock in their types automatically and we should check the expected value after the function call returns a value.
Prior to the release of PHP 7, the team at Box came up with a nice idea to solve the typing safety problem on their PHP 5 application. After using assertions, type hints, etc., they decided to work on a cleaner solution for this problem.
We've seen how Facebook pushed PHP a little bit forward by launching HHVM and Hack, but the team at Box didn't want to fork the PHP source code or modify anything in the core. Their solution was to create a separate extension called augmented types to parse the method's phpDoc and assert types on runtime.
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Last year I wrote a piece called "a few thoughts about composer and how people use it". In that post I had a list of things which are problematic about how composer is used.
That post got widely recognized, linked an visited, but in general those issues still exist.
However lately I've had even more people asking questions (either on related forums, irc or even irl) about problems that stem from issue number 2: people are using composer as an installer (and sometimes Number 3 because of Number 2).
In that Post I already gave a quick opinion on how workflows with composer should look like, In this post I'll try to give a few more pointers on how to use composer without creating a mess.
I've seen create-project abused as an installer quite a few times, and it seems convenient and simple to do that – as create-project + a hand full of scripts can easy do an initial install of a project. That is not what it is made for.
Now you might be wondering "why not? its only stupid if it doesn't work!" – the thing is that this solution is one that usually leads to the question "is there a way to have composer update the create-project stuff??" very shortly after. No there is not and there shouldn't be one.
So what is create-project for, if not to install your awesome web app on someones server? It is made so you can kickstart new projects by using skeletons that set up a basic project for you, usually adding all the things that might need updating at some point as dependencies, minus the code for your own project.
I wrote an a post on building project skeletons for binpress a few years ago, so if you are a framework builder, or if you have the need to build a custom project skeleton for you, your company, check it out.
You might find ways to make create-project work for you as an installer besides the no-real-update-path (I've seen people build quite elaborate scripts, and only have files that overwrite files from dependencies in their project-package), but the truth is, you will have a lot of effort, with not too much gain.
I mentioned it in the toughts-about post: composer is not a tool to run on live machines, (despite that environment checking thing that might make you think it is), and in professional environments, where servers are configured and or behind a firewall, so they are not allowed to pull data from everywhere your install simply won't work. (The same goes for shared hosting where users might not even have access to a command line).
Now this is no starter-tutorial for composer, so I won't go into how semver restrictions should look (rule of thumb: as tight as necessary, as lose as possible).
What I'd like to get of my chest here is: dear php devs, start thinking about what you add as composer dependencies. Your common day to day tools (like phpcs, phpunit and so on are no dependencies of your project. If you really really must (that is if you have a good reason)) add them as a dev-depepency (require-dev), but even that in a lot of cases doesn't make sense (and this is a sin I've committed too). Believe me when I say there is no joy when you end up having version constraint conflicts because several of your dependencies insist on installing phpunit in different versions.
Another rule of thumb: the only thing that you should require is dependencies that are necessary to be there when you will run the app in the live environment – things that are only necessary on your dev environment (mockups, debugbars etc) belong in your require-dev, tools that you use over multiple projects (such as phpunit) should be installed on your dev (and ci) environment globally, not with the project.
You might not know this, but composer allows you to install packages globally. STOP don't get excited about this, whatever it is you are planing to use this for, if its not a composer plugin you are most likely wrong.
Take for example Laravel: Its tutorial tells you to do
composer global require laravel/installer which will install 8(!) packages, including such commonly used ones as symfony/process or guzzlehttp/psr7. Why is this a bad thing? Well, in my stack I have quite a few tools, and many of them use quite common packages, which would lead to regular occurrences of having to use old tools because one tool is blockin
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This repository provides developement versions which are not suitable for production usage.
The repository configuration is provided by the latest version of the remi-release package:
As for other remi's repositories, it is disabled by default, so the update is an administrator choice.
E.g. to update the PHP system version:
yum --enablerepo=remi update remi-release yum --enablerepo=remi-php71 update php\*
As some extensions are not yet available, the update may fail, in this case you have to remove not yet compatible extensions, or wait for their update.
PHP 7.1 as Software Collection stay in "remi-safe" as there is no conflicts with the base packages.]]>
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Our fifteen year anniversary and first time "getting away" from the usual (kids, jobs, etc.)... I wish that we would have done more research! (This was our first B&B experience) When walking up to and entering the house, if we would not have been liable for the full price of the weekend, we would have turned around never to return.
Although the breakfast part of the "B & B" was tasty - coffee was served at 8:00 and breakfast at 9:00.- for early risers this made a late start to the day.
The Michael E. room as a whole, was lacking - in need of a good dusting, all and out cleaning (I wrote "Hi" on the sink in the cleaner residue) and a face lift. The third level which we were so excited about looked like it had been an afterthought - just ill kept and sad. Although I can appreciate the time and $$$ that it takes to redesign such things, and not knowing what the back story is on the owner/operators - perhaps this cannot able to be done, but then PLEASE "re-fresh" the photos so that those wishing to stay there would be able to decide whether or not to save or spend their hard earned dollars.
The gardens were completely unkempt, and the landscaping broken, slanted, and not cared for.
I am thankful that my hubby and I are able to find humor in all of this, have learned from our mistake and were still able to experience the joy in just being together - next time, we will do more research and spend our money and time in a more relaxing less "haunted house from the '80's" feel B&B.
P.S. In the Michael E. room you will have a nice view of a run down ice rink and park. In driving to and from you will clearly see the ambiance and landmarks of the correctional facility, electrical power plant and water treatment plant. Unfortunately, we did not get any tours ;)


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Running from March 1966 to September 1996, Thor (Vol. 1) took over from Journey Into Mystery (Vol. 1) with issue #126, and was renamed to Journey Into Mystery (Vol. 3) once again with issue #503.
Life Span: March 1966 - September 1996
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Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor - HC Vol. 10
May 11, 2011 All hail Asgard! All hail the titanic tenth Thor MASTERWORKS! Stan "The Man" Lee and Big John Buscema are back, bringing you a set of comic-book masterpieces as only mighty Marvel could present. So join Thor, Odin, Balder, the lovely lady Sif and the Warriors Three as they confront colossal cosmic threats that only the gods of Asgard can counter. It all starts off with the amazing Infinity epic! An unimaginable destructive force is marching across the universe — one so powerful that before he can face it, the Mighty Thor must travel across Hela's realm of the dead and face off in battle against no less than all-father Odin himself before it can be stopped! It's a father vs. son battle to shake the heavens! And of course, there's treachery a-plenty, courtesy of the mischievous Loki. Teamed with Karnilla, the Norn Queen, Loki won't stop until the throne of Asgard is his, and hell descends upon Earth in the form of Durok the Demolisher. He's an enemy so powerful that Thor must team up with the Silver Surfer to match his might. Then, it all comes to a head when Thor must run a gauntlet of towering Storm Giants before Loki weds the Lady Sif! We'll meet you at the altar!
This volume collects Thor #184-194.
Apr 13, 2011 Considered by many to be the greatest run on Thor ever, Walt Simonson's classic tales of the God of Thunder are collected here—completely remastered from the original artwork and newly colored by Steve Oliff! And there are too many timeless tales to count: The Casket of Ancient Winters! The death of Odin! The origins of Asgard! The sacrifice of the Executioner! Thor as a frog! The Mutant Massacre! The curse of Hela! The debut of Thor's body armor! Guest-starring Beta Ray Bill, Nick Fury and the Avengers! Featuring the threats of Fafnir the dragon, Loki, Lorelei, Malekith the Dark Elf, Surtur, Hela, the Titanium Man, Kurse, Zaniac, the Marauders, the Absorbing Man, Fin Fang Foom, the Destroyer and the Midgard Serpent!
This volume collects Thor #337-355, #357-369 & #371-382 and Balder the Brave #1-4.
Power Pack Classic - TPB Vol. 3
Mar 9, 2011 Four super-powered siblings in the middle of New York City! See Power Pack face challenges ranging from their mom taking ill to attacking Morlocks at the Thanksgiving Day Parade to being kidnapped by aliens! Plus: the threat of the Beyonder! Guest-starring Thor, the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, the New Mutants, Wolverine, and Cloak and Dagger! With the biggest surprise ending of all!
This volume collects Power Pack (1984) #18-26 and Thor (1968) #363.
Essential Thor - TPB Vol. 3 (All-New Edition)
Feb 16, 2011 This volume collects Thor #137-166.
Thor: Ragnarok - TPB
Jan 19, 2011 The menace of Loki! The attack of the massive Midgard Serpent! The death of Balder! The sacrifice of Odin! Deadly battles with trolls and giants! The debut of a new redheaded Thor! All-out war with the forces of Hela! Does the fate of Asgard lie in the hands of a human reporter? As Ragnarok, the end of all the gods, looms on the horizon, Thor and allies Sif, Odin and the Warriors Three do all they can to stop it— but even their best may not be enough!
This volume collects Thor #272-278.
Thor: Worldengine - Premiere HC
Jan 5, 2011 Thor and Beta Ray Bill have taken ill! Yggdrassil, the World Tree, has been grafted with an engine to hasten its destruction and bring about Ragnarok and the end of the world! What mysterious villain is behind it all, and can Thor figure it out in time to save all of existence? And when the God of Thunder finds an unlikely ally in the form of Amora, the Enchantress, his longtime foe, could there be romance blossoming between these age-old enemies? Plus: the first appearance of the Enchantress and the Executioner!
This volume collects Thor #491-494 and Journey Into Mystery #103.
Thor vs. Seth, The Serpent God - TPB
Dec 22, 2010 Seth, the Egyptian God of Death, has set his sights on Asgard, and he won't stop until he's exterminated the entire race! It's an all-out war between the gods, with Seth pulling out all the stops and winning! But is it possible? Is Odin still alive? Guest-starring Earth-Force and the Black Knight! And what hope does Thor have against Surtur the Fire-Demon, the one villain Odin has never been able to permanently defeat?
This volume collects Thor #395-400.
Thor: Siege Aftermath - TPB
Nov 10, 2010 Fan-favorite writer Kieron Gillen continues his bestselling and critically acclaimed run, reteamed with artists Doug Braithwaite and Richard Elson. On the eve of the Siege of Asgard, fiendish Loki set loose the monstrous D'sir on his own people - and to serve his ends, he brokered a deal with Hela, mistress of the Asgardian dead, to safeguard the spirits of the departed from the threat he created. Now, Loki is dead and his threat is ended. Or is it? A crafty loophole in Loki's contract with Hela allows Mephisto, the lord of Hell and the D'sir's new master, to unleash the carnivorous killers on Asgard again. Plus: In a classic tale from the titanic triumvirate of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Neal Adams, Thor finds himself trapped in Loki's body and in Hell!
This volume collects Thor #611-614 & Thor (1966) #179-181.
Thor vs. Hercules - TPB
Oct 20, 2010 Greatest friends or greatest rivals? Asgard or Olympus? Hammer or mace? God of Thunder or Prince of Power? When two half-human gods such as Thor and Hercules meet up, they come to blows as often as they join forces against threats such as Pluto and Ares! No matter the world, no matter the stakes, no matter the property destruction, see these two demigods seek to prove who is the strongest - even when they switch costumes! Women and mead not provided.
This volume collects Journey Into Mystery Annual #1, Thor #126, #221, #356 & #437, Thor Annual #5, Thor: Blood Oath #3-4, Incredible Hercules #136 and material from Thor #400.
Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor - HC Vol. 9
Oct 20, 2010 The mountain giants are on the march! Surtur has broken free! Odin sleeps, while Loki has claimed the throne of Asgard! In short, all Ragnarok is about to break loose! Stan Lee and Jack Kirby bring you another set of adventures with all the power and majesty that one of comics' most-famous runs can bring. Even across their many epics of the Eternal Realm, none can match the build-up and battle that Stan and Jack have for you in these pages! When the dust settles, Loki's evil spells lead to a body-swap between the God of Thunder and his mischievous half-brother that brings Thor to the gates of hell. With Kirby backed by none other than comics legend Neal Adams, it's a comic-art lover's dream! Then Big John Buscema steps up to carry the hammer and wastes no time making history when Thor journeys to Latveria. It's a fight for the ages, and you'll witness Dr. Doom's horrible face revealed to boot! Also featuring Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime, Ulik the Troll, the Crypto-Man, the cosmic Stranger and earth-shaking Abomination and Mephisto! It's page after page of action and adventure in the manner that made Marvel a household name.
This volume collects Thor #173-183.


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LOS ANGELES (March 4, 2014) Edgar Martirosyan, the deliveryman who provided pizza to the stars at the Oscars, has received a $1,000 tip from Academy Awards host Ellen DeGeneres.
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Martirosyan received the tip during a visit Monday to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
DeGeneres said she passed Pharrell Williams' oversized hat at the Oscars and collected about $600, then contributed more.
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I'm using arrowchat and wondering if anyone could help me integrate simple local avatar with it. Currently, arrowchat is pulling gravatar images even if users uploaded their own image using this plugin. In my arrowchat integration.php I have this line which is responsible for displaying the user avatar:
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return "http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/" . md5($image) . "?d=identicon";
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The Oxford Handbook of Film and Media Studiesby Robert Kolker
Pub. Date: 09/08/2008
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
The Oxford Handbooks are a major new cross-disciplinary initiative from Oxford University Press. Each volume offers a state-of-the-art survey of current thinking and research. Specially commissioned, original essays from leading international figures give critical examination to the progress and direction of debates in vital areas of scholarship. Oxford Handbooks
The Oxford Handbooks are a major new cross-disciplinary initiative from Oxford University Press. Each volume offers a state-of-the-art survey of current thinking and research. Specially commissioned, original essays from leading international figures give critical examination to the progress and direction of debates in vital areas of scholarship. Oxford Handbooks provide scholars and graduate students with a valuable new tool for understanding a wide range of scholarly approaches toward subjects in the humanities and social sciences.
The Oxford Handbook of Film and Media Studiesi is a major new reference work that provides the best single-volume source of original scholarship on the intersection of film and media studies available. Comprised of twenty chapters by leading scholars and industry professionals, this expansive collection yields unique, fresh perspectives on a vast array of topics across these two vibrant fields.
Covering film and media in the U.S., Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East, this wide-ranging compendium surveys such topics as the changing concept of "realism" in film, the European political documentary, genre theory, and more. Also exploring recent developments in media studies, with special attention to new media, the Handbook features chapters that thoroughly examine topics as diverse as copyright, globalization, television programming, video game genres, the ideologies of media, and movie-going in India. Comprehensive, current, and in-depthThe Oxford Handbook of Film and Media Studies combines cutting-edge scholarship on cinema and media in their many forms to present an authoritative assessment of developments in the U.S. and abroad.
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1. Jay David Bolter, Digital Media and the Future of Filmic Narrative
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4. Francis Guerin, Radical Aspirations Historicized: The European Commitment to Political Documentary
5. Jeannene M. Przyblyski, Loss of Light: The Long Shadow of Photography in the Digital Age
6. Marsha Orgeron, Media Celebrity in the Age of the Image
7. Paul Young, Film Genre Theory and Contemporary Media: Description, Interpretation, Intermediality
8. Toby Miller and Mariana Johnson, The Who, What, When, Where, And How-Gilda Says Textual Analysis Needs To Learn From Political Economy And Ethnography
9. William Uricchio, Television's First 75 Years: The Interpretive Flexibility Of A Medium In Transition
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This week's Patriots mailbag comes at an interesting time on the football calendar. The buzz from the draft has faded a bit, there is no free agency to fully analyze, and the dark labor clouds continue to hover over the game.
The result is that the mailbag is like a Patriots buffet -- a little bit of everything.
Let's get right to it.
Hey Mike, any word on Wes Welker and his health? I know last year his production dipped a bit, but I think a lot of people overlooked the Herculean effort it took for him to bounce back and play the whole season after blowing out his knee at the end of the 09 season. -- Juan (San Francisco)
A: Juan, I'm anxious to hear from Welker this weekend at his Old Spice Football Camp here in Massachusetts. I think we'll get a better feel for where he is, health-wise, at that time. From the sound of it, he's in good medical condition and putting in hard work to be ready for the 2011 season.
Q: For all the concern about the defensive line, I'm actually feeling pretty good about it. Between Marcus Stroud, Ron Brace, Brandon Deaderick and Mike Wright, I think we'll OK at that right defensive end spot now that Ty Warren is back. What are your thoughts, Mike? -- Chris (Brooklyn, NY)
A: Chris, I see some potential there, but I view it more of an unknown at this point. I liked the confidence that Ty Warren spoke with about his return from hip injury, and his feeling that he can compete for Comeback Player of the Year honors. If that happens, it would be huge for the team. On the right side, I don't think Wright is best cast as a full-time option and Brace hasn't seen much time on the right side either. Stroud has slowed down a bit last year with the Bills but could contribute in spots, so that leads me to Deaderick. He has some things going for him if he can be a bit more consistent on and off the field. In the end, I see a lot of options, but no sure-fire fit right now.
Q: Mike, I was wondering who you think the Patriots might pick up in free agency. I know with this lockout that teams are restricted from signing players, but do you still think the Patriots will sign anyone worthwhile? -- Jack (Murrieta, Cali.)
A: Jack, the hardest part in answering this is that we don't know who the free agents will be, because the rules of free agency are unclear. Assuming the rules are similar to last year, here is a list of five names that I thought could interest the Patriots (and I'd add Jets defensive lineman Shaun Ellis and the possible re-signing of Gerard Warren). I don't think there are many big-time answers for teams out there, as this is not a strong crop of free agents outside of Oakland cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha. If I'm in the Patriots, I think my strategy would start with hitting the reset button on Logan Mankins and seeing if the sides could start over and strike a deal. I think he'd be their best signing.
Q: Mike, I'm reading all of these articles of all of these different quarterbacks conducting practices, so why hasn't Tom Brady conducted any practices? If he is such a great leader shouldn't he be one of the first ones in the league to do this? Especially seeing the way we have been getting our butts kicked in the playoffs the past two years. -- Ed Monroe (San Antonio, Texas)
A: Ed, I know Brady has been emailing teammates and there is a thought that if the lockout extends much further, some players could head to California to work out with him.
Q: Mike, the Pats had one of, if not the youngest defenses in the NFL last year. But their offense was one of the oldest. Can't one argue that this draft was Bill Belichick's attempt to start the process of addressing that? With Nate Solder you protect your most valuable asset for years to come, and both he and Sebastian Vollmer will still be in their primes for the next quarterback. Running back depth was clearly a need, given Fred Taylor's and Sammy Morris' likely departure; and, in a year without formal offseason training sessions, rookie running backs can thrive right from the start at a position which doesn't have a steep learning curve. Marcus Cannon, perhaps two years down the road, becomes a "road grader" himself and in a year, the best blocking tight end in this draft becomes the blocker which the Pats offense requires at that position. The Pats were an aging offense by NFL standards and Belichick recognized that he had to start to change that now at certain positions. Thoughts? -- Tman (Belmont, Mass.)
A: All fair points, Tman. It makes a lot of sense. My take is that I think the pick that will define this draft is cornerback Ras-I Dowling at the top of the second round. Once Bill Belichick made that decision, after trading away No. 28 and missing out on the possibility of defensive ends Muhammad Wilkerson and Cameron Hayward, the No. 33 spot was his last chance in my view to land a potential top-rated big man/pass-rusher to help that front-seven. Belichick has picked seven defensive backs in the first and second round the last five years. Over that same span, he's picked one defensive lineman and one outside linebacker in the first and second round. That's a pretty big split and if the front seven struggles in 2011 -- and players likeWilkerson, Heyward, Jabaal Sheard and Brooks Reed make an immediate impact -- I'm going to look back at that No. 33 pick and wonder if an opportunity was missed.
Q: I really like the additions the Patriots made. With the offensive additions they should be even more able to build big leads early in the game, and with the Ras-I Dowling pick they're that much more stout in the backfield for when the opposition is down and forced to throw. Maybe the lack of a pass rusher won't seem so glaring. And our revamped running game should better allow us to run out the clock and close out games. Agree? -- Matt Dennen (Boston)
A: Matt, I think Bill Belichick has earned the benefit of any doubt, so I start there. His drafting record stacks up favorably with those he competes against. Overall, I like what the Patriots did at running back and along the offensive line, although I said before the draft that it would be hard to call it a success if there wasn't help for the front-seven. So I think I'd be a hypocrite if I suddenly reversed course on that.
Q: Unlike many, I LOVED this draft. You don't need to worry as much about defense if your offense is chewing up eight minute drives. In looking at the draft, one thing sticks out -- the offensive line just got a lot more massive. Nate Solder, Marcus Cannon and Lee Smith are simply huge, high-quality road graders. Do you think that Bill Belichick finally had enough of the "street free agent" approach to the OL? Do you think that the Pats will abandon "Air Brady" and return to the Super Bowl-winning plan of a ridiculous amount of pounding the ball between the tackles? -- Bob (Mission Viejo, Calif.)
A: Bob, I don't see the Patriots suddenly becoming a ground-and-pound team, but the goal will be more consistent running. I think they had some good production running the ball, but it was a little volatile on a week to week basis. As for the "street free-agent approach" on the offensive line, I don't think that's necessarily Belichick's way. He's invested some top chips along the line (e.g. Matt Light in 2001, Logan Mankins in 2005, Sebastian Vollmer in 2009).
Q: After looking at the draft, it finally dawned on me that Bill Belichick is smarter than me. Like many, I thought he should have drafted a pass rusher with one of the two 1st round picks and when he traded it with some names on the board that I thought could have helped; let's just say I was irritated. Then over time it occurred to me that he was drafting like someone who has job security. I think the Pats will have two picks in the 1st round for as long as they can find a trading partner willing to give them a 1st next year and a 2nd this year. It is the cumulative view of adding a "free" 2nd round talent each year. This takes incredible confidence and discipline. I'm no longer questioning his drafts. Thoughts? -- Mike (Fishers, Indiana)
A: Mike, Belichick's philosophy has worked for the most part. His draft record speaks for itself. I do think there are other ways to do things and one example I like to cite is the Jets of 2007 when they traded up for Darrelle Revis (first round) and David Harris (second round). Sometimes that can be an effective strategy too if your evaluations are sound.
Q: Mike, two players I am very interested in seeing next year are two of the Pats undrafted free agents from 2010 -- Dane Fletcher and Kyle Love. It seems like Love is attached to the hip of Wilfork and is huge and surprisingly quick. Fletcher showed up a few times last year and was a huge play maker in college. Hopefully he is hanging out with Mayo. Considering it often takes players time to develop, am I off the mark or do these two have some upside? -- Matt (Conn.)
A: Matt, I don't think you're off the mark. One of the things that impressed me about Love was his feet. For a big man, he can get those feet moving and create some movement inside there with some suddenness. I noticed it mostly in training camp. As for Fletcher, he's the type of player that's easy to root for and has some good things going for him. On an aside, one thing I noticed about Fletcher is that he seemed to strike up a close friendship with Danny Woodhead as their lockers are close to each other and their personalities look to have clicked.
Q: Last year, the Pats tried to hide two late-round, offensive line draft picks on the practice squad. It didn't work. Ted Larsen even went on to become a starter in Tampa Bay. I recently heard one of the NFL.com analysts say that Lee Smith, the late round TE pick by the Patriots, was "the best blocking TE in the draft". Do you see the Patriots trying to hide him on the practice squad, or not take a chance, and finding room for him on the 53 man team? Too soon to guess? -- Jim (Boston)
A: Jim, I don't think we'll see Smith on the practice squad. I think he'll make the club. On the topic, I'd be curious to hear Belichick's opinion on Ted Larsen, as it's rare to see the team waive a rookie and then have that rookie go on to make some immediate contributions. Belichck often says the one thing that can't happen is making a mis-evaluation with your own players. Maybe it's a situation where Larsen wasn't a good system fit in New England and he's found a sheme that suits him better. On the flip side, I go back to when Belichick talked about keeping four quarterbacks in 2000 (Drew Bledsoe, John Friesz, , Michael Bishop, Tom Brady) because you want to protect your assets. That's an interesting one to me.
Q: Mike, with drafting another tight end in this years draft, I'm a little puzzled on how Aaron Hernandez will fit into the offense. Do you ever see him as a starter or a role player like a Kevin Faulk, somebody who can spark the offense once in a while but isn't durable every down. -- Benjamin (Avon, Conn.)
A: Benjamin, I think Hernandez is more of a receiver than a tight end. I could see him having a big impact in games, but not as a traditional starting tight end. So he's a bit tougher to pigeon-hole into one position.
Q: Hey Mike, what's up with Rich Ohrnberger? Has he sufficently improved so the Patriots can envision him as a starting right guard next year or as a possible replacement to Dan Koppen? -- Karim (Paris, France)
A: Karim, if we go back to the end of last year, Ohrnberger was behind Stephen Neal, Dan Connolly and Ryan Wendell on the depth chart at right guard. Maybe that changes in training camp, but right now, I think Ohrnberger is looking up at them. Bill Belichick liked him enough to save one of the team's 53 roster spots for him, so that's a positive sign for Ohrnberger.
Q: Hey Mike, I'm curious your thoughts on Eric Moore. Bill Belichick praised what he was able to do in just half a year with the team, but my question is: what should we make of him getting moved to right defensive end in the base 3-4 near the end of the year? Was that just a situational move, and is his future on the team going to be generally as an OLB or DE? Also, do you think BB would kick the tires on Gholston given that he schematically fits the Pats OLB role better than the smaller Jets/Steelers OLB mold? -- Ryan (Baton Rouge, La.)
A: Ryan, Moore's role as a 3-4 right defensive end was game-plan related against the Bills. We saw the Patriots do something similar with Derrick Burgess the year before. Moore's future looks to be more at outside linebacker in the base 3-4 alignment, or defensive end in sub packages.
Q: Due to the continued lockout the biggest Patriots news this week is the election of Drew Bledsoe to the Patriots Hall of Fame. I am thrilled that he got voted in and by the largest margin of votes since the fans could vote. My question is, do you think that some of the high vote margin is a backlash towards Bill Parcells because he remains unpopular with the fans? I think the only chance Parcells has to get in is by newly formed senior committee. Do you agree? -- David (North Attleboro, Mass.)
A: David, it's hard for me to tell how much of a backlash there might have been with Parcells. Certainly, I heard from some Patriots followers that they didn't think he belonged in the Hall of Fame because of the way he left the team. At the same time, some felt strongly that his arrival saved the franchise. I do think Parcells could get in on the regular vote, but I think he's going to have to wait a few years as there is going to be a logjam on the runway for eligible inductees.
Q: Mike, if there is a way to have fans congratulate Ty Warren for his accomplishment, please do so. Not many people would forfeit $250k to set an example for their kids and fulfill a promise to a Grandma. I am personally very proud of Ty and I bet the Krafts are too. He is also a very intelligent man to set up a post career with his university. -- Rick Stoppe (Natick, Mass.)
A: Rick, I'm sure Ty will appreciate these thoughts. One of the neat parts of covering the same team for an extended period of time is seeing the players evolve over time. I mention it because Ty Warren is one of those players who have been fun to watch in that regard. He was a quiet rookie who didn't say much in 2003 and now look at him.
Q: Mike,I appreciate Bob Kraft's comments about not wanting to aggravate fans. I'm so perturbed about the greed going on between players and owners that I cancelled my DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket subscription that I've had for 10 years. Also, for the first time in a decade, I didn't order Mel Kiper's Draft Guide. The players are going to kill the golden goose. -- Steve Foster (Friendswood, Texas)
A: Steve, I think Kraft has a good finger on the pulse of fans with this issue. At the same time, I view this similarly to a negotiation with a player. Both sides need to meet somewhere in the middle if they are committed to an agreement. This isn't all on the players. And it's not all on the owners.
Q: Fill in Mr.Kraft that I know he's lost at least one long-time season ticketholder and me. I've been a fan since the 60s and had the tremendous opportunity to spend time around the Sullivans as a kid in the early days. I'm thoroughly disgusted. Family had season seats in the old stadium and was charter member of the original stadium club when it was at the old horse track. All the owners deserve empty stadiums on opening weekend, whenever that is. -- Bob (Bristol, Conn.)
A: Bob, I think this labor situation has done damage to both the owners and players, as your comments show. I don't think either side comes out of this unscathed.
Q: Mike, what was the motive behind the Patriots and Eagles swapping picks 193 and 194 in this year's draft? It didn't make sense to me. I read reports that it was because the teams had a draft day trade streak since 2000 and they didn't want to break it, but that isn't true. Any insight? -- Leon (Newton, Mass.)
A: Leon, I think it was two coaches who like each other -- Andy Reid and Bill Belichick -- having a little fun.
Mike Reiss covers the Patriots for ESPNBoston.com.


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If you don't want to manually copy folders from Thunderbird into the user's exchange mailbox from Outlook and export their address book from Thunderbird, I suggest you evaluate a tool called Address Magic or Aid4Mail which both can automate the process of converting MBOX to a PST and dumping to Outlook. You can download free trial of them.
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- Marked as answer by Jennifer ZhanModerator Friday, June 18, 2010 12:55 AM
Would be nice for Microsoft Outlook customers who want to migrate from Thunderbird to have a Microsoft tool to aid them, rather than a third party tool. I would suggest more people would migrate if Microsoft had such a tool? Personally I can not be asked to spend hours messing about.
One thing that worked for me was to use a gmail account and create IMAP folders for my mail. Then I synched by Thunderbird mail to the IMAP folders. Then I read it back into Outlook. Gmail did all the conversion for me. Don't know if Windows Live Mail will do the same thing, but basically the idea is to use a free online mail site to do the washing.
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You can select between manual procedure & external application for migration of thunderbird to outlook i.e. MBOX to PST.
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You can try the third party tool to transfer emails, mailboxes from Thunderbird to Outlook. I know about a third party tool and i also used it that can suit you so try the solution and I am sure that the tool will be perfect solution for you.
First try then decide anything -
Those who want to migrate Lotus Notes to Outlook then according to my experience, I would like to recommend Lotus Notes to Outlook Migration Software. Because this tool is technically so advanced that it can export all your Lotus Notes emails into HTML, PDF, EML, MSG, TIFF, CSV, and PST files formats.
Exported thunderbird mbox files can be converted to pst file in easy steps. Read this article https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/MBOX-Converter-5767e6c6
There are many options available for converting Thunderbird MBOX data to Outlook PST.
I searched a software which is available for both Mac & Windows platform which not only converts MBOX to PST but also to EML, MSG & NSF formats with the Naming Convention, Multiple views for doing email analysis etc. with no limitation of MBOX file size and more than 20 email clients supported including Thunderbird.
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- Edited by markbutcher87 Saturday, April 02, 2016 9:41 AM