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DRI DUCK Men's Baseline All Season Soft Shell Jacket 5309$64.99
You can't judge a jacket by its name. This Baseline Soft-shell jacket was made to help push your limits with its wind and water resistant capabilities, stretch for added comfort and an active fit. Imported.
- 90% polyester/10% spandex all season soft-shell.
- Water resistant
- Wind resistant
- 4-way stretch
- Elastic back cuff
- Zip closure hand and sleeve pockets
- Performance fit
- Adjustable cinch hem
- Breathable
Measurement Notes:
- Chest measured 1" below armhole
- Sleeve length measured from center back
- Back length measured from HPS
Ariat Men's M5 Dead Run Straight Leg Jeans$64.95
Product Features:
- 100% Cotton, 13oz Denim
- Medium Tinted Wash
- Hand Sanding, Whiskers & Leg Chevrons
- Mixed Technique Embroidery on Fashion Back Pockets
- Lower Rise
- Straight Leg Opening
Berne Women's Weekender SoftShell Jacket GWJS301From: $64.97
Product Features:
- Wind resistant
- Water resistant
- Breathable
- Front angled pockets with zip closure
- Princess seams
- Elastic waist cord with toggles
- Extended tail
- Adjustable cuff with hook/loop closure
- Polyester/spandex soft shell bonded to polyester micro fleece
First Classics Women's Braided Buffalo Nickel Leather Vest FIL538CFDFrom: $67.99
Women's Braided Buffalo Nickel Vest
- Soft Milled Cowhide 1.1-1.2mm.
- Buffalo nickel head snaps.
- Thin braid detailing down front and back and across pockets.
- 2 outside pockets for storage.
- Side lace for MC look
- Heavy snaps Non-rusting, non-corroding.
John Deere Johnny Popper Infant Mossy Oak Boots JD1188$66.00
The John Deere Johnny Popper Infant Mossy Oak Boots JD1188 have the grown-up look the kids want but the protection and durability you need. Made with the same great quality the John Deere line is known for, these boots are no exception. With the Tan Crazy Horse leather foot and Mossy Oak top, those little feet will be taking their first steps in style. The Johnny Popper Infant Boots will be on their best behavior with it's non-marking rubber outsole.
John Deere Boot SizingCrib: 0 - 4Infant: 4 - 8Children: 8 1/2 - 3Youth: 3 1/2 - 6
- Top: Mossy Oak
- Foot: Tan Crazy Horse Leather
- Outsole: Non-Marking Rubber
- Lining: Soft Moisture Wicking
- Cement Contruction
- Size Category: Infant
Carhartt Men's Rutland Thermal-Lined Hooded Zip-Front Sweatshirt 100632From: $64.99
The Carhartt Men's Rutland Thermal-Lined Hooded Zip-Front Sweatshirt is designed with Rain Defender Technology. Rain Defender durable water-repellent makes garments rain, mist and snow resistant. Moisture beads up and rolls off to keep you drier and on the job longer.
Product Features:
- 12-ounce, 50% cotton/50% polyester blend; Carbon Heather fiber content is 55% cotton/45% polyester
- 100% Polyester thermal lining retains warmth
- Attached thermal-lined three-piece hood with draw-cord closure
- Rain Defender® durable water-repellent finish
- Two front hand-warmer pockets
- Stretchable, spandex-reinforced rib-knit cuffs and waistband
Carhartt D89 Brief 1104130$64.99
Product Description:
- Built of 600D Poly Ripstop with Rain Defender™ Durable Water Repellent and Poly Base
- Main compartment is padded for even the largest laptop
- Zippered organization compartment for additional storage and room to store power cords and accessories
- Back slash pocket
- Removable, adjustable shoulder strap with pad
- 16.5" x 7.75" x 12"
5.11 Tactical Men's Sub-Z Quarter-Zip Shirt 40149From: $64.99
A warm and flexible base or mid layer, the Sub-Z Quarter-Zip is crafted from a high performance blend of 90% polyester and 10% spandex for a compressed fit that eliminates bunching and rolling. An anti-microbial, moisture wicking finish keeps you warm and dry in any climate, and the front zipper extends to mid sternum, allowing you to easily adjust your core temperature. Similar to the 5.11 Sub-Z Crew, the Quarter-Zip features a textured interior that maximizes body heat retention. Ergonomically placed flat-locked seams are designed to increase comfort and reduce chafing when carrying equipment, and the extended length ensures that your new Sub-Z Quarter-Zip will remain securely tucked in at all times.
- Ideal base or mid layer
- Moisture wicking, anti-microbial
- Compressed fit for comfort and flexibility
- Front zipper extends to mid sternum
- High performance 90% polyester/10% spandex fabric
- Ergonomic flat-locked seams for comfort
- Extended length
- 5.11 branding
DRI DUCK Men's Cheyenne Canvas Hooded Jacket 5020From: $64.99
Our signature work jacket is built for tough-as-nails guys who work hard and play harder. We engineered this best-seller based on your on-the-job needs. The Cheyenne features rugged work wear styling and relaxed comfort for mobility, no matter what the task. Imported.
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Measurement Notes:
- 100% polyester diamond quilted brushed tricot lining
- 3 oz soft touch polyfil
- Nylon taffeta diamond quilted sleeve lining
- High quaility knit rib cuffs/waistband with 6 rows of spandex for better shap retention
- Triple needle stitching at high stress seams
- Articulated elbow pleats for eas of motion
- 3-piece hood for a natural fit
- Oversized front hand pockets
- YKK antique brass metal zipper
- Chest measured 1' below armhole
- Sleeve length measured from center back
- Body length measured from center back
FMC Men's Classic Chap FMM810CCFrom: $67.99
Economy Chap
- Milled 1.1 – 1.2 mm promo cowhide.
- Unisex chap with no pockets.
- 4 snaps at the bottom.
- Size adjusting lace on the back.
- Heavy Duty high quality mesh lining.
- All hardware non-rusting and non-corroding.
- Genuine leather main label and hangtag.


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This is the project page of a CNC capable of milling 4' x 8' plywood sheets. Update: I have ordered a 52" x 104" (area) Plasma cutting table from eagleplasma. Updates to follow below:
- 10or11 May 12: Ordered CNC Kit from eagleplasma.com
- 16 May 12: Kit arrived in 3 boxes (145#, 145#, 95#) - I like to call them Huey, Duey, and Louie
- 17 May 12: Uncrated the contents. (see below for pictures)
- 18 May 12: ASSEMBLY
- 28 May 12: Built Spindle Mount
- 30 May 12: Calibration
- 13 Jun 12: First cut: X-Axis had trouble with belt jamming; upped the Amperage to 100%-->20%; Need to play around with one of the pulleys to see if i can keep it from pinching the belt. Opinion: This would not be a problem if I were plasma cutting. The router is adding resistance that the stepper is having trouble adapting to. Worst case scenario: I replace the current NEMA23 stepper with a spare NEMA34 that was used in the old cnc..
- 27 Dec 12: After a couple of months of not really understanding what was going on, I decided to replace the belts with #25 chain. The Blackfoot CNC uses this system for their systems. It seems to have solved the problems for the x.
Links to Cuttable Pattern Resources
- Shelter 2.0
- Open Design Furniture
- More Open Design Furniture
- Necessary Thingiverse link
- mashup for routers
- Neat CNC chair
- Necessary link to cnczone
- single sheet canoe
- single sheet stairs
- single sheet canoe
- WikiHouse
- AtFab (sexy furniture)
- Via onesheetofplywood
- single sheet chair
- single sheet DIY book scanner from diybookscanner.org
Links to CNC Machine Resources
- A small company building hobby plasma cncs
- Contraptor
- flexible manufacturing system
- Build Your CNC (a distant relative of the 2x4 CNC Machine) *closed source
- Mechmate *closed source
- neo7 cnc
- 80/20 Ebay store
Assembly Pics
Crate Contents
Assembly Day
More to follow once I've resized them.
Bill of Materials
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Majestic BC36
36" Heat Circulating Wood Burning Fireplace from the Royalton Collection
Item # BCI1311161 | Model # BC36 | Royalton Collection
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Royalton Collection 36 Inch Circulating Wood Burning Fireplace
Majestic lets you create a gathering place like no other – with the authentic style of a natural wood burning fireplace. Best of all, it provides generous amounts of radiant heat with no smoke baffles to obstruct your view of the fire. Ready to unleash the designer in you? Enjoy the warmth, comfort, and elegance of a royal wood fire. Nothing can beat the Royalton wood burning fireplace from Majestic for adding warmth and comfort to your home. These fireplaces offer top-of-the-line features and aesthetics, all in an economical and easy-to-install package
Circulating: With louvered top and bottom grills, and the ability to connect a fan to force the heated air into your room, a circulating heater is extremely efficient. The warm air naturally flows from the top louver, while the bottom accepts and circulates the cold air from inside your home, in essence doing two things at once to provide maximum comfort.
- Hearth is lined with classic brick pattern for easy ash clean up
- Stylish black wire mesh and pulls protects against sparks
- Built-in cast iron flue damper protects against heat loss when fireplace is not in use
- Durable 1/2" steel wood basket grate holds plentiful amounts
- Easy access to convert to optional gas logs if desired
- Tapered firebox sides for maximum reflection of radiant heat
- UL/ULC design certified
- SK8 double wall flue series collar assembly
- 25 year limited warranty
- Majestic Wood Burning Fireplaces MUST use Majestic vent pipe when they are installed. Please refer to the Installation Guide, see link below.
- Opening Width: 36" x 21"
- Dimensions (Actual): 40" W x 36-5/8"H x 20" D)
- Dimensions (Framing): 41" W x 40-3/4"H x 20-1/2" D)
- Dimensions (Hearth): Front Width 33-1/4" x Back Width 19-5/8" x 15-1/4" Depth
Majestic has been manufacturing fireplaces for homes for more than 50 years, and with experience and innovation on their side, they have established themselves as a leader in the industry. Dedicated to creating the most eco-friendly products while utilizing the latest technology, the comfort created by Majestic goes well beyond the warmth their products create in your home. With the beauty and visual appeal apparent in their gas, wood burning and electric fireplaces, they've achieved the ultimate blend of form and function to accent the style within your home.
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39 U.S. Code § 1004 - Supervisory and other managerial organizations
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(a) It shall be the policy of the Postal Service to provide compensation, working conditions, and career opportunities that will assure the attraction and retention of qualified and capable supervisory and other managerial personnel; to provide adequate and reasonable differentials in rates of pay between employees in the clerk and carrier grades in the line work force and supervisory and other managerial personnel; to establish and maintain continuously a program for all such personnel that reflects the essential importance of a well-trained and well-motivated force to improve the effectiveness of postal operations; and to promote the leadership status of such personnel with respect to rank-and-file employees, recognizing that the role of such personnel in primary level management is particularly vital to the process of converting general postal policies into successful postal operations.
(b) The Postal Service shall provide a program for consultation with recognized organizations of supervisory and other managerial personnel who are not subject to collective-bargaining agreements under chapter 12 of this title. Upon presentation of evidence satisfactory to the Postal Service that a supervisory organization represents a majority of supervisors, that an organization (other than an organization representing supervisors) represents at least 20 percent of postmasters, or that a managerial organization (other than an organization representing supervisors or postmasters) represents a substantial percentage of managerial employees, such organization or organizations shall be entitled to participate directly in the planning and development of pay policies and schedules, fringe benefit programs, and other programs relating to supervisory and other managerial employees.
(1) The Postal Service and the supervisors' organization shall, unless otherwise mutually agreed to, meet at least once each month to implement the consultation and direct participation procedures of subsection (b) of this section.
(A) At least 7 days before each meeting, each party shall—
(1) In order to facilitate consultation and direct participation by the supervisors' organization in the planning and development of programs under subsection (b) of this section which affect members of the supervisors' organization, the Postal Service shall—
(B) give the organization at least 60 days (unless extraordinary circumstances require earlier action) to review and make recommendations with respect to the program; and
(2) If the Postal Service decides to implement a program described in paragraph (1) of this subsection, the Postal Service shall before such implementation—
(A) give the supervisors' organization details of its decision to implement the program, together with the information upon which the decision is based;
(3) If a program described in paragraph (1) of this subsection is implemented, the Postal Service shall—
(A) develop a method for the supervisors' organization to participate in further planning and development of the program, and
(1) The Postal Service shall, within 45 days of each date on which an agreement is reached on a collective bargaining agreement between the Postal Service and the bargaining representative recognized under section 1203 of this title which represents the largest number of employees, make a proposal for any changes in pay policies and schedules and fringe benefit programs for members of the supervisors' organization which are to be in effect during the same period as covered by such agreement.
(2) The Postal Service and the supervisors' organization shall strive to resolve any differences concerning the proposal described in paragraph (1) of this subsection under the procedures provided for, or adopted under, subsection (d) of this section.
(1) If, notwithstanding the mutual efforts required by subsection (e) of this section, the supervisors' organization believes that the decision of the Postal Service is not in accordance with the provisions of this title, the organization may, within 10 days following its receipt of such decision, request the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to convene a factfinding panel (hereinafter referred to as the "panel") concerning such matter.
(2) Within 15 days after receiving a request under paragraph (1) of this subsection, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service shall provide a list of 7 individuals recognized as experts in supervisory and managerial pay policies. Each party shall designate one individual from the list to serve on the panel. If, within 10 days after the list is provided, either of the parties has not designated an individual from the list, the Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service shall make the designation. The first two individuals designated from the list shall meet within 5 days and shall designate a third individual from the list. The third individual shall chair the panel. If the two individuals designated from the list are unable to designate a third individual within 5 days after their first meeting, the Director shall designate the third individual.
(A) The panel shall recommend standards for pay policies and schedules and fringe benefit programs affecting the members of the supervisors' organization for the period covered by the collective bargaining agreement specified in subsection (e)(1) of this section. The standards shall be consistent with the policies of this title, including sections 1003 (a) and 1004 (a) of this title.
(4) The panel shall make its recommendation no more than 30 days after its appointment, unless the Postal Service and the supervisors' organization agree to a longer period. The panel shall hear from the Postal Service and the supervisors' organization in such a manner as it shall direct. The cost of the panel shall be borne equally by the Postal Service and the supervisors' organization.
(5) Not more than 15 days after the panel has made its recommendation, the Postal Service shall provide the supervisors' organization its final decision on the matters covered by factfinding under this subsection. The Postal Service shall give full and fair consideration to the panel's recommendation and shall explain in writing any differences between its final decision and the panel's recommendation.
(g) Not earlier than 3 years after the date of the enactment of this subsection, and from time to time thereafter, the Postal Service or the supervisors' organization may request, by written notice to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service and to the other party, the creation of a panel to review the effectiveness of the procedures and the other provisions of this section and the provisions of section 1003 of this title. The panel shall be designated in accordance with the procedure established in subsection (f)(2) of this section. The panel shall make recommendations to the Congress for changes in this title as it finds appropriate.
(1) In order to ensure that postmasters and postmasters' organizations are afforded the same rights under this section as are afforded to supervisors and the supervisors' organization, subsections (c) through (g) shall be applied with respect to postmasters and postmasters' organizations—
(A) by substituting "postmasters' organization" for "supervisors' organization" each place it appears; and
(2) If 2 or more postmasters' organizations exist, such organizations shall, in the case of any factfinding panel convened at the request of such organizations (in accordance with paragraph (1)(B)), be jointly and severally liable for the cost of such panel, apart from the portion to be borne by the Postal Service (as determined under subsection (f)(4)).
(i) For purposes of this section—
(1) "supervisors' organization" means the organization recognized by the Postal Service under subsection (b) of this section as representing a majority of supervisors;
(2) "members of the supervisors' organization" means employees of the Postal Service who are recognized under an agreement between the Postal Service and the supervisors' organization as represented by such organization;
(3) "postmaster" means an individual who is the manager in charge of the operations of a post office, with or without the assistance of subordinate managers or supervisors;
(4) "postmasters' organization" means an organization recognized by the Postal Service under subsection (b) as representing at least 20 percent of postmasters; and
(5) "members of the postmasters' organization" shall be considered to mean employees of the Postal Service who are recognized under an agreement—
(A) between the Postal Service and the postmasters' organization as represented by the organization; or
Source(Pub. L. 91–375, Aug. 12, 1970, 84 Stat. 731; Pub. L. 96–326, Aug. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1023; Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(a)–(c), Sept. 30, 2003, 117 Stat. 1052.)
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The date of the enactment of this subsection, referred to in subsec. (g), is the date of enactment of Pub. L. 96–326, which was approved Aug. 8, 1980.
2003—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(a)(2), which directed substitution of "supervisors or postmasters)" for "supervisors)" in second sentence, was executed by making the substitution the second time "supervisors)" appears in the sentence to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(a)(1), inserted "that an organization (other than an organization representing supervisors) represents at least 20 percent of postmasters," after "majority of supervisors,".
Subsec. (h). Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(b)(2), added subsec. (h). Former subsec. (h) redesignated (i).
Subsec. (i). Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(b)(1), (c), redesignatedsubsec. (h) as (i) and added pars. (3) to (5).
1980—Subsecs. (c) to (h). Pub. L. 96–326added subsecs. (c) to (h).
Effective Date of 2003 Amendment
Pub. L. 108–86, § 3,Sept. 30, 2003, 117 Stat. 1053, provided that: "The amendments made by this section [probably should be "this Act", amending this section and enacting provisions set out as notes under this section and section 101 of this title] shall take effect 60 days after the date of the enactment of this Act [Sept. 30, 2003]."
Effective Date
Section effective July 1, 1971, pursuant to Resolution No. 71–9 of the Board of Governors. See section 15(a) ofPub. L. 91–375, set out as a note preceding section 101 of this title.
Thrift Advisory Council Not To Be Affected
Pub. L. 108–86, § 2(d),Sept. 30, 2003, 117 Stat. 1053, provided that: "For purposes of section 8473 (b)(4) of title 5, United States Code—
"(1) each of the 2 or more organizations referred to in section 1004 (h)(1)(B) of title 39, United States Code (as amended by subsection (b)) shall be treated as a separate organization; and
"(2) any determination of the number of individuals represented by each of those respective organizations shall be made in a manner consistent with the purposes of this subsection."
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Twilight Videos
Twilight - Trailer (00:56)
Robert Pattinson Stars - Releasing Nov. 21, 2008
Movie Mob - Twilight (5:31)
The mob reviews Twilight.
The Hunger Games vs. Twilight (3:12)
What happens when Katniss and Bella go head to head?
Twilight Movie Marathon (1:20)
Twihards everywhere are sitting down to watch the first four movies of the Twilight Saga before enjoying the premiere of the fifth
The real twi-hard tour (2:37)
Visit Forks, WA and recreate all your favorite moments from the Twilight Saga
Twilight - The end of an era (3:15)
Heart throbs and heart breaks as the Twilight era comes to an end
Visit the set of Twilight (2:11)
Visit the set of Twilight before it became the epic saga it is today
Twilight Saga at comic con (2:04)
Watch as the crowds get bigger and more excited at comic con through the years for the Twilight Saga
Twilight Tidbit - 11/5/2012 (1:03)
Find out what gifts the Twilight stars get to walk away with as the final movie hits theaters
The Official Twilight Saga Convention 2012 (2:20)
Fans gather from all over the world to celebrate the Twilight phenomenon
Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson, and Kristen Stewart at Comic-Con 2012 (2:09)
We catch up with the stars of the Twilight Saga at their Comic-Con panel
Great Books that Became Great Movies (2:59)
We take a look at some amazing movies that started as books
Breaking Dawn: The Beginning of the End - Clip (1:29)
We look back to 2009 and visit Taylor Lautner and the rest of the crew on the set of the first movie
Hollywood's Top Ten - Movies for Tweens (4:29)
We count down the top 10 tween movies selected by movie fans
A 30 Second Vampire History (1:18)
Take a very quick look at the history of vampire movies
Top 10 Vampire Movies (4:53)
We count down the top 10 vampire movies selected by movie fans
Twilight Saga - News (00:41)
A famous Twilight landmark has been damaged
Top 10 Prom Scenes (3:21)
We count down the top 10 prom nights in movies selected by movie fans
Water for Elephants - Robert Pattinson Spotlight (2:50)
We take a look at Robert Pattinson's career leading up to Water for Elephants
Welcome to the Rileys - Kristen Stewart Spotlight (2:43)
A look at Kristen Stewart's career leading up to Welcome to the Rileys
The Twilight Saga - News (00:25)
Twilight director, Catherine Hardwicke, to work on a TV adaptation of Romeo and Juliet
Hollywood's Top Ten - Movies with a Bite (3:43)
We count down the top 10 vampire movies
Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Hollywood Dailies Tidbit (2:32)
Anna Kendrick talks about working on both The Twilight Saga and Up in the Air.
Twilight Weekly: Spotlight - Directors (4:51)
Twilight Director Catherine Hardwicke
Peter Facinelli's Favorite Movie (00:31)
New Moon star picks Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Twilight Saga: New Moon - Interview (1:46)
Michael Welch talks about scenes from the upcoming Twilight Saga movie
Twilight Weekly: Spotlight - Interview (1:27)
Michael Welch talks about his audition for the Edward Cullen role.
Twilight Spotlight (3:05)
Get excited for Twicon!
Twilight Spotlight (3:25)
Bringing all things Twilight to life
Twilight Spotlight (4:44)
Insider Twilight Movie News
Interview with Twilight's Dr. Carlisle Cullen (2:21)
Peter Facinelli talks about New Moon and Nurse Jackie
First Fans - Twilight DVD (2:14)
The fans line up for the DVD release at Hot Topic in Hollywood.
Twilight Director Talks New Moon (2:40)
Catherine Hardwicke dishes at her book release party.
Twilight Interview (2:09)
Kristen Stewart opens up about life as Bella.
Wild For Twilight (2:59)
The girls can't get enough Robert Pattinson.
Twilight's Bleeding Success (2:41)
Who's the best movie blood sucker of all time?
Interview With a Twilight Vampire (2:48)
Robert Pattinson sheds light on life as Vampire Edward.
Twilight Interview (3:46)
Edi Gathegi, Rachelle Lefevre and Taylor Lautner open up.
Twilight Locations (2:28)
Twilight brings light to Oregon's little known locations.
First Fans in Century City (1:07)
Fans were given free tickets to Twilight starring Robert Pattinson.
Twilight's Mere Mortals (2:25)
Bella's human friends have a lot to say about love and High School.
Laurent From Twilight (5:35)
Leonard Maltin interviews Edi Gathegi.
First Fans - Twilight (2:13)
The fans review Twilight starring Robert Pattinson.
Twilight Interview (2:07)
Peter Facinelli sheds light on the life of Dr. Carlisle Cullen.
Twilight Fan Tip #22: Act Out (00:32)
Top Tips from Ultimate Fans
Twilight Ultimate Fan Winner (3:13)
Laura McDonald is the Ultimate Twilight Fan.
Secret's Out Preview (1:03)
Edi Gathegi talks Twilight with Leonard Maltin.
Twilight Interview (2:19)
The bad guys of Twilight heat up the screen.
Twilight Premiere (2:01)
Bella & Edward hit the red carpet in Hollywood.
Twilight Who's Who (2:55)
Need to update your twilight knowledge? We have answers.
Kellan Lutz Videos
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Trailer for The Legend of Hercules
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Trailer for The Legend of Hecules
Java Heat - Trailer (1:43)
Trailer for Java Heat
Java Heat - Trailer (1:49)
Trailer for Java Heat
Breaking Dawn Part 2's Supporting Cast (1:57)
Watch as our Steve Patterson arm wrestles and interviews Kellan Lutz from Twilight at the same time, he can get the answers but can he get the win?
The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn Part 2 - What to Expect (1:47)
What can fans expect from the final installment in the Twilight Saga? Let the cast fill you in.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 Premiere (2:59)
Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Kellan Lutz, Peter Facinelli, and Jackson Rathbone hit the red carpet
Immortals Premiere (2:42)
Henry Cavill, Mickey Rourke, Kellan Lutz, Freida Pinto, and Isabel Lucas hit the red carpet
Hollywood Dailies - Comic-Con 2011: Day 2 (3:43)
We hit Comic-Con on day 2 and talk to Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried
Love, Wedding Marriage - Premiere (1:33)
Kellan Lutz and Jane Seymour hit the red carpet
Meskada - Premiere (2:22)
Kellan Lutz and Norman Reedus hit the red carpet
Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Hollywood Dailies Tidbit (1:56)
We talk with Jenn Proske, the star of Vampires Suck, about why Twilight fans will enjoy the movie
Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Hollywood Dailies Tidbit (2:06)
Ashley Green could use some grunting lessons and Kellan Lutz shows of his abs for Men's Health.
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Interview (2:16)
Kellan Lutz, Ashley Greene, and Jackson Rathbone talk about some of the action in Eclipse
Twilight Saga: Eclipse - Hollywood Dailies Tidbit (2:23)
Taylor Lautner won't go shirtless for just any role and fans will be getting in line to get their tickets for the opening shows of The Twilight Saga Eclipse
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"Someone we know"
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T.D. Jakes: It's time to forgive
He's the pastor of one of the biggest churches in America. He says it's time to "Let It Go" so that you and I can be forgiven
Has T.D. Jakes ever had to forgive?
"Oh, yes," answers the author of the new book Let It Go: Forgive So You Can Be Forgiven and pastor of The Potter's House, a 30,000-member church in Dallas.
"I was born in West Virginia in the 1960s in an area that was about 5 percent African-American. So, growing up, I had plenty of opportunities to forgive," he recalls. "I've had a lot of practice."
His congregation is used to hearing him share his own struggles with "letting go" of past hurts and disappointments. In fact, he has spoken on the issue so many times that he had plenty of material for a book that explores why people insist on hanging onto past heartaches, pain and grudges.
He also offers insights on how to forgive -- and says he was also moved to write on the subject as he watched the constant conflicts of politics. Not so long ago, he led an early morning prayer service for President Barack Obama at St. John's Church in Washington, D.C. – not a new role for him as he has advised other presidents as well. In his book Decision Points, George W. Bush describes Jakes as "a kind of man who puts faith into action."
Moving in such high circles, has Jakes ever had trouble forgiving? "Every relationship has its challenges," he admits. "I look around and see people at each other's throats, constantly blaming each other for what is wrong in our world. I am disturbed by the times in which we live. The death of civility in our generation is disturbing. The conflicts
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Would you really be able to put your computer and your phone on a wall like you would do with a nice map?
I have seen the future and come to tell of it! For map makers, board game designers, advertisers, and so on, augmented reality is the future.
I made a prototype app to show the basics of camera recognition, so if you pointed your phone at your map, it would recognize symbols recognizing different locations and could create a 3d environment above:
You could make a battle appear with real statistics on the models, or make a village pop up with villagers you can watch going about their business, with fighters on the outskirts fighting off monsters.
Lots of possibilities yet to be explored!
Would you really be able to put your computer and your phone on a wall like you would do with a nice map?
I'm just pointing it at a monitor because I don't have a printer...you can print the symbols out and move them physically/rotate them to view the spawned objects from all directions...
So for your map you'd have a symbol/image representing the village, when you point your phone at it a real 3d village would appear in it's place...with moving villagers going about their business...
It's certainly an interesting new area to consider
I can see a load of potential in that.
Wow that's a cool and latest technology that you see the location by the help of your mobile that where is your target point..Can you send me the link of this technology in the pm..
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Augmented Reality - the shadowrun-esque nightmare advertising future.
I am pretty fond of the technology though.
is it an opensourced api? it looks quite interesting. i've seen plenty of similar things, it's definitely becoming more useful
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So some new stuff Set 13 brings:
-Mechanical Bat- Shade-proof lvl 1 open for Falkow, allows for a T2 lvl 3.
-Halmira- Attack immunity for Mercenary Nation, nice counter skill.
-Daniel- Play more Gowen/Lawtia and wipe his smug face from Folrart. Irritating engages, generates a max of 3 SP a turn.
-Lamia-Lots of level manipulation. She's cute.
-Rozly- Interesting LP milling.
-Myuland- 2SP removal when focused. Non-target though, but that can get annoying.
-Verlaat- Lots of stuff going on with him. Messes with time of day.
-Leicester- Normal attack hits multiple units, though will never kill. Has high attack. Start skill snipes Owl Sage.
-Folrart Psycho Teleporter/Crest Shadowmage/Eastern Gear Soldier/Young Scholar- Allows to skip a set phase to drop a lvl 4. As units, Eastern Gear Soldier is a decent tank as far as lvl 1 units go.
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|"The Vengeance Factor"
|TNG, Episode 3x09
Production number: 40273-157
First aired: 20 November 1989
|56th of 176 produced in TNG
|56th of 176 released in TNG
|163rd of 728 released in all
| Written By
Sam Rolfe
Directed By
Timothy Bond
|43421.9 (2366)
The Enterprise tries to negotiate an end to raids launched by a group called the "Gatherers," but a murder threatens to prevent peace.
Riker, Crusher, Worf, and Data beam into an unknown, very torn-apart place. After lifting a few pieces of debris, Worf observes that the reactor belonging to whomever was stationed here is missing. Crusher sees blood on a metal fragment, and notes it is not Human blood, and will have to do more tests on it when they get back to the USS Enterprise-D. Crusher detects life signs behind a door, and Data demonstrates his superior strength and pries the door open when Worf could not. Behind it, two scientists lie, stunned and unmoving...
Act One
Crusher remarks that the scientists were hit with several phaser stuns each, and it will take them some time to recover. Crusher shows Picard the results of her scan of the blood, that it is unique to one humanoid species: the Acamarians. That would suggest Gatherers, those nomadic marauders belonging to that species and who raid similar outposts to the one the scientists belonged. Picard, realizing that the Gatherers have not gone as far as this outpost before, orders Wesley on the bridge to set a course for the Acamar system.
- "Captain's Log, Stardate 43421.9. In an effort to put an end to the Gatherer raids, we have come to the Acamar system to enlist the aid of Marouk, the Sovereign of Acamar III."
Marouk, a middle-aged woman in yellow, sits in the conference lounge as Picard briefs her on the raids. Marouk says that they've only managed to capture a handful of them, but with Starfleet's help, they could find many more. Picard, ever the diplomat, does not want to hunt them down but try to reconcile the orthodox Acamarians with the Gatherers; Marouk does not think it possible, and claims the Gatherers are animals and parasites, preying on all manner of civilization to live. A century ago, before the Gatherers left, the Acamarians were violent, inciting wars over the slightest injury. When they did split, the greater part of the race became peaceful, and the Gatherers, so Marouk thinks, remained in their savage, warlike ways. Picard insists that they find a way to reconcile the two halves of the species, as the problem affects them all. Marouk looks as if she may finally agree.
Marouk, looking over the bridge, announces she is ready to leave as soon as two more of her servants are brought up; Riker sees to it. Marouk says there is a Gatherer colony in the Hromi Cluster; Picard orders a course set.
In her quarters, Marouk watches the stars as the Enterprise goes into warp, and offers compliments on the ship. Marouk turns to her young servant/chef Yuta and orders a light meal in twenty minutes; Yuta, a beautiful blonde girl, asks Riker where the kitchen is, but Riker explains about the replicators and orders a glass of water for the Sovereign. Yuta insists on tasting it, as it is also part of her duties to be sure that Marouk is not poisoned. Yuta says that although Marouk will be glad to try many Federation foods, there are a few Acamarian dishes that likely aren't programmed; Riker will arrange to have them put in. Yuta mentions one of her dishes, parthas, a green vegetable with fleshy roots, and Riker says he looks forward to tasting it, then excuses himself.
On arriving to Gamma Hromi II, an away team consisting of Riker, Worf, Data, and La Forge beams down to try to find some Gatherers to communicate with. The team finds several things that the Gatherers stole, including a cheap metal alloy, noranium, and a reactor that probably came from that outpost seen in the prologue. The Gatherers aren't very particular about things they steal, apparently. Just then, the Gatherers attack.
Act Two
While taking cover from their outmoded phasers' fire, Riker asks Data about the vaporizing temperature of noranium, and they use that information to set their phasers and fire on the noranium piles, creating a smokescreen, and fake beaming up to the Enterprise. The Gatherers climb down to where the team was, and suddenly Worf grabs their leader from behind, growling, "Your ambushes might be more successful if you bathed more often!"
Next, Picard, Marouk, and the others from the Acamarian delegation are down on the planet. The male Acamarian servant offers a drink to Brull, the leader, who offers it to Temarek, his second, to taste. He hesitates, so Brull grabs him, bends him over and pours it down his throat. Brull and the others, including Temarek, laugh at their own bravado, but Marouk turns away distastefully, barking, "You people haven't changed in a hundred years!" Brull replies, "You should know; you were there!" Picard again brings peace, and discusses calmly the benefits of their reunification. Brull looks about to agree to negotiate, but sends everyone else except Picard and Marouk away, so he would not look weak in front of his campmates.
While everyone else is just looking around, Yuta approaches an old Gatherer named Volnoth and questions him about belonging to the clan Lornak. Volnoth says he is of that clan and asks why she wants to know. Yuta asks if she looks familiar to him... he says yes, but it is impossible, it was fifty years ago. Yuta reveals her clan affiliation: Tralesta. She brushes Volnoth lightly on the face, and his eyes go wide, and he appears to have a heart attack, convulsing... just before he dies, Yuta says, "I am the last of my line, but my clan will outlive yours!"
Act Three
The focus returns to Brull and Marouk. Brull seems willing to talk, but is unsure. He decides that Chorgan, the leader of the Gatherers, would be a better judge. He allots twenty days to allow for the decision, but Marouk insists on making the offer to Chorgan, face to face. Picard offers Brull any number of Gatherers he wishes to take as guards, but he intends to go alone. He appoints a secondary Gatherer, Mallon, to be leader for ten days, when one of the Gatherers shouts and draws attention to something.
Picard, Marouk, Yuta, and the Gatherers find Volnoth dead. The Gatherer who discovered Volnoth's body immediately lays claim to his possessions, to which Marouk remarks that the Gatherers have no respect for the dead. Brull replies snidely that there should be no respect for a corpse. Crusher beams down and examines the body. She concludes that Volnoth died of cardiac arrest, but can find no cause for the sudden onset.
The Enterprise warps away from Gamma Hromi II. Brull comes aboard the bridge, where Picard informs him to tell Wesley Crusher the coordinates of Chorgan's ship. Brull scoffs at the idea of a child on the bridge, to which Picard glares at Brull. He sets in the coordinates of 3-4-3 mark 7-2, all the while joking at the "child helmsman". Wesley notes that this path will take them through an asteroid belt, and he proposes an alternate route. Brull, uncaring, agrees to the path.
In Ten Forward, Marouk and Picard talk about Acamarian history, including the blood wars between various clans on her home planet in the past century. When one clan did wrong to another, they sought vengeance, retribution for the actions. Picard briefly compares this to Earth's past, when Commander Riker and Counselor Troi enter. Yuta excuses herself, at which time Brull enters Ten Forward.
Brull immediately goes over to the bartender area and grabs a drink out of a patron's hand, drinks a small amount down, and finds Wesley sitting in a remote corner near a window. He puts down the drink and approaches Wesley in a very casual manner, taking his PADD and asking what it contains. Wesley replies that it is his math homework. Brull can tell that Wesley does not like him. Wesley retorts that his dislike stems from Brull's being a thief. Brull shouts back, saying that the Gatherers steal to survive. Wesley then poses the question as to why he is now willing to reason with the Acamarians after a century, to which Brull replies that it would be the best for his children.
Nearby, Yuta brings the parthas over to Riker and Troi. The two remark that it is a delicious dish, and Troi excuses herself, leaving Yuta and Riker in a conversation. Yuta explains how all her life, she was a servant to the Sovereign. Her life revolved around that. She also quips that, while Riker may make a good commander, he would be a poor Sovereign, because Riker does not believe in the system of servitude; he treats Yuta like an equal. Riker asks her why she is a slave to the Sovereign. Yuta replies that she is not a slave, that she can leave her at any time. However, she says that she cannot ever have freedom. Riker notes that Yuta speaks rather cryptically, to which Yuta responds that she's always been a poor conversationalist. Marouk calls Yuta back. As she returns, Dr. Crusher contacts Riker, informing him of a surprising discovery.
In sickbay, Crusher reveals to Riker that Volnoth was killed by a microvirus. The interesting part was that the microvirus was specifically designed for a certain strain of DNA in Acamarians, approximately one in a million. Riker notes that this is unnatural, which leads Crusher to presume that Volnoth was murdered.
Act Four
Riker lies back in his quarters, when Data contacts him and informs him that Acamar III has agreed to transfer its medical database to the Enterprise. The door chimes, and Yuta enters. Her time of servitude for the evening was over, and Marouk had suggested that she spend time with Riker. Riker quips about how obvious his affection for her was. She kisses him immediately, and then pulls back for a bit. However, Riker feels that Yuta is acting subserviently, which he feels is wrong. He wants Yuta to be his equal, not his slave. She, however, does not understand freedom and its emotions, let alone equality. She remarks that it has been a long time since she had been free. Riker tries to pull her into his embrace when the ship engages red alert and the ship rocks from weapons fire. Riker excuses himself and heads to the bridge while Yuta's face switches to a somber look.
Aboard the bridge, Brull informs Picard that Chorgan's ship is firing upon them. Worf tries to hail the ship, but gets no response. The ship rocks again from another round of fire. Picard tries to send a threat by hail, but is yet again cut off by the weapons fire. Picard figures that since Chorgan won't listen, they'll have to get his attention. The Enterprise charges phasers and takes out Chorgan's forward shields. Chorgan sends a hail to the vessel, and immediately assumes that Brull is a turncoat, having betrayed the Gatherers. Brull tries to reassure him, telling him that Sovereign Marouk is on board and wishes to talk. Chorgan refuses, and cuts off the transmission. Picard calls off red alert and prepares to transport over to Chorgan's ship with himself, Brull, Marouk, and Yuta. Riker feels unsafe about letting the captain go alone, but Picard tells Riker that he needs to act as an arbitrator.
On Chorgan's vessel, Marouk, Brull, Picard, and Chorgan exchange curt greetings. Marouk gets right down to business, but Chorgan is unimpressed. He tells Picard that he could take him prisoner, but would rather not. He resumes listening to Marouk, who proposes that every Gatherer receive amnesty. Chorgan scoffs, calling this an attempt at re-enslaving the Gatherers. Marouk replies that before, she would have considered that, but Picard had convinced her to seek a diplomatic solution. Marouk offers Chorgan some Acamarian brandy, to which Chorgan merely refuses, still insisting that the Acamarians are enslavers. Marouk returns to explaining her offer: the Acamarians have allotted land for use on Acamar III. Chorgan laughs heartily, stands up, and beckons her to his men, asking if they look like farmers. Marouk tells them that they'll be free on this land. Chorgan replies that he wants autonomy for the Gatherers, and that he wanted their rights spelled out right before him.
Meanwhile, on the bridge of the Enterprise, Data is only able to find a birth record for Volnoth. While Riker and Data mull over the lack of information present, Dr. Crusher comes to the bridge with a startling fact: 53 years ago, someone died of the same microvirus. The man's name was Penthor-Mul, a Gatherer of the Lornak clan who raided an Acamarian outpost, but was captured and died before his trial. Data immediately makes the connection: Volnoth was also of the Lornak clan. Riker realizes that this microvirus is indeed targeted against Lornack clan members, and wants to find anyone who might have a premise against the Lornaks. They note that the microvirus is easily transmitted, and so long as the carrier does not match the DNA signature, they are fine. Data locates a record of a Tralesta massacre eighty years ago, when the Lornaks were believed to have annihilated the Tralestas from existence. Data cannot find any information on the Tralesta clan, but locates an image of Penthor-Mul before his execution. Data points out a half-obscured face behind him. Riker orders the computer to restore the face. The face belongs to Yuta. Crusher, Data, and Riker are in disbelief: Yuta had not aged in 53 years.
Act Five
Back on the Gatherer ship, Marouk is indignant about Chorgan's demand for three seats on the Ruling Council, saying that no clan ever has had that many seats. Marouk accuses Chorgan of being greedy, only wanting. Chorgan retorts that Marouk is trying to limit the abilities and rights of the Gatherers. Picard intervenes, stating that if the situation was the exact opposite, you would want equal representation. Marouk apologizes and calms herself down. Picard calls a brief recess, and Marouk calls Yuta to pour the brandy for everyone. Yuta pours the brandy for Picard first, then Marouk.
As she heads over to Chorgan, Riker beams into the conference room. He fires on a Gatherer, knocking him down. Chorgan snarls, claiming that the Federation had laid a trap. Riker, however, orders Yuta to move away from Chorgan. Yuta acts innocent, but Riker accuses her of being with Penthor-Mul over 50 years ago. Chorgan wants to know how Riker knows of Penthor-Mul, but Riker tells him to hold still as his life is in extreme danger. Yuta, at the verge of tears, demands justice for the Tralestan massacre. She was one of the five survivors of the assault, but she died and was reborn, with altered cell structure and slower aging to complete her vendetta against Chorgan, the last Lornak. Marouk realizes that Yuta used her to find the last of the Lornaks for her. Riker tries to talk Yuta out of doing this: the clan wars are over, there is nothing to feud for any more. She looks guilt-ridden and teary, but lurches towards Chorgan. Riker fires his phaser, knocking the brandy out of Yuta's hand and forcing her to recoil. She approaches again, but Riker fires again, this time on a stronger setting. She is clutching her wound, watching in agony as she would fail in her vengeance for her clan. Riker sets his phaser to the maximum setting and pleads with her by saying: "Yuta, don't do this." . Yuta makes one last thrust forward at Chorgan, leaving Riker no choice but to vaporize her. Chorgan gets up, and tells Riker he is indebted to him.
Back in Ten Forward, Riker is at the bar. Picard enters, and takes a PADD from a crewman before approaching Riker. He informs him that their orders from Starfleet have changed. The rendezvous with the Goddard is postponed. Instead, they are to proceed to Starbase 343 to pick up medical supplies for the Alpha Leonis system. Picard reasons that this out-of-the-way mission is not crew-intensive, and tells Riker that some of the crew should take shore leave at the starbase. Riker merely replies that he'll tell the crewmen. Picard leaves Riker at the bar. Riker is obviously looking on with regret at what he had to do, but accepts it.
The Enterprise heads to Starbase 343.
Log entries
Memorable Quotes
"Captain, I am detecting life readings from the planet surface, as well as several small areas of thermal radiation and carbon dioxide emissions, indicative of combustion."
"Campfires, Data."
"Is that not what I said?"
- - Data and Wesley Crusher
"Yuta, you're an excellent chef but you speak in riddles."
- - Riker
"You don't like me, do you?"
"I didn't say that!"
"No problem! I have many friends who don't like me!"
- - Brull and Wesley Crusher
"You're scowling, Doctor."
"I'm thinking."
- - William T. Riker and Beverly Crusher
"Your ambushes would be more successful if you bathed more often!"
- - Worf to Brull and the Gatherers
Background information
- Early titles for this episode included "The Human Factor," "The Vengeance," and "The Weapon." [1]
- Director Timothy Bond recalled, "It was fun to do. The dialogue was of little consequence, and I think some of it was even cut. There's a tendency in television to say, 'I'm opening the door now.' Well just open the door. It's not a radio show. So we were able to make that quite visual and the art department came up with this bizarre painted backdrop. They lit it with green light and there was smoke. That show also featured the best set I've ever had. We only had it up for two days and it was such a shame to tear it down." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)
- Bond explained why Picard seemingly has no reaction to Riker killing Yuta. "Regarding Picard, I'm afraid there is a reason for his lack of reaction: opticals. He couldn't move for that one period where she gets vaporized. In retrospect, maybe it was kind of a mistake of mine. I just had this idea that it would be really neat that when she's vaporized, Picard was there, in the shot. That meant putting several layers of elements into the shot and in order for it to work properly, Picard had to stay still. Not a good reason. When I saw it, I actually regretted the decision, but by then the ship had sailed. Believe me, Patrick noticed too. He even asked, 'I'm just supposed to sit here and do nothing?' The other problem is what could he do? We knew Riker had to kill the girl and we didn't want to get Picard shot by the phaser. In retrospect, what I should have done is what you usually do – don't have him in the shot. If he's not, then the audience doesn't think, 'Why doesn't Picard react?' We had a lot of rationales at the time, but we were wrong. Overall, though, I'm real proud of the episode." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)
- Marouk uniquely uses the definitive article when she says "but with the Starfleet's help"
- This was the last episode that aired in the 1980s.
Sets and props
- The Federation science outpost attacked by the Gatherers just prior to the episode used a large scenic background painting originally from the classic 1956 movie Forbidden Planet. The painting is a planetscape seen through the window of the station. (Star Trek Encyclopedia)
- The Gatherer ship studio model was a reuse of the Mondor from "Samaritan Snare".
- A mission report for this episode by Patrick Daniel O'Neill was published in The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine Vol. 11, pp. 59-62.
Video and DVD releases
- Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 29, November 1991
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 3.3, 1 May 2000
- As part of the TNG Season 3 DVD collection
- As part of the TNG Season 3 Blu-ray collection.
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- LeVar Burton as Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
- Michael Dorn as Lieutenant Worf
- Gates McFadden as Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi
- Brent Spiner as Lt. Commander Data
- Wil Wheaton as Wesley Crusher
Guest stars
- Lisa Wilcox as Yuta
- Joey Aresco as Brull
- Nancy Parsons as Marouk
- Stephen Lee as Chorgan
Uncredited co-stars
- Rachen Assapiomonwait as Nelson
- Majel Barrett as USS Enterprise-D computer voice
- James G. Becker as Youngblood
- Michael Braveheart as Martinez
- Michael Lamper as Acamarian gatherer
- Tim McCormack as Bennett
- Guy Vardaman as Darien Wallace
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- Dexter Clay - stand-in for Michael Dorn
- Jeffrey Deacon - stand-in for Patrick Stewart
- Nora Leonhardt - stand-in for Marina Sirtis
- Tim McCormack - stand-in for Brent Spiner
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If you want to add the ability to do batch tagging to a backend list view do the following.
If you want to add the ability to do batch tagging to a backend list view do the following.
Add tag to the default_batch layout
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Joomla's tagging system is used in all core content extensions and is designed to be be easy to integrate into other extensions that use standard Joomla design patterns.
Using tags in an extension is relatively straightforward but it requires small changes in a number of specific places.
- 1 Create a content type for each view
- 2 Modify your component's table class (or classes if you have multiple tables)
- 3 Add tags to the getItem() method of the model
- 4 Add a tag field to edit screens
- 5 Prepare the view
- 6 Set up the display
- 7 Batch processing
Create a content type for each view
Note: Types can be added using either sql or postflight by creating a JTableContenttype instance and adding a row.
First identify which tables contain data that will be tagged and what the name of the single item view displaying each of these tables. For example:
- #__contact_details is the table displayed in the view contact of component com_contact with table class ContactTableContact.
- #__weblinks is the table displayed in the view weblink of com_weblinks so WeblinksTableWeblink.
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `#__content_types` ( `type_id` int(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `type_title` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `type_alias` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `table` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `rules` text NOT NULL, `field_mappings` text NOT NULL, `router` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
For each table/option/view you will need to make an entry in #__content_types. You can do this either using sql or postflight by creating an instance of JTableContenttype. Don't forget a category type if you use the Joomla categories API.
A string giving component.view (that would be in the page request, typically matching the model name) goes in the **type_alias** field.
table gives the complete table class information for the table class stored as a JSON object in which the first element represents your "special" table and the second an optional common table (otherwise it will default the JTableCorecontent. This includes the name of the database table, the name of the primary key, the prefix, the name, an option array as used in your constructor and getInstance() methods. This enables the tagging system (and other APIs) to access your table easily.
If you are using Joomla categories make sure to create a category type so that they can be tagged. In Joomla 3.1 and 3.1.1 there is an error where the tag field will show even if there is not a type, but this will be corrected in 3.1.2.
Important note : Please note that the table name for the common table is #__ucm_content. This is INCORRECT in 3.1 and 3.1.1 data but is not currently used. The data will be updated in 3.1.2.
The type_title field would potentially be used for display although this is not implemented currently except in the contentttype field. Usually it should begin with an upper case letter if it is in English. See note about how to make this translatable.
note: To make your type names translatable add
COM_TAGS_CONTENT_TYPE_ + the type_title
in both the ini and sys.ini files.
Rules is currently not used. It will likely be removed in favor of an asset_id for each type, but currently you can ignore this field which will be managed by JTable.
field_mappings maps the names of specific fields in your table to a set of standard names. This mapping is stored as a JSON array with the first element mapping to the common fields and the second one mapping the other fields from the table.
Important note The JHelperTags and JUcm APIS currently (at 3.1.1) support arrays for this field, but our intention is to change this to support either arrays or objects with a default of objects. This is planned for implementation for 3.1.2.
'{"common":[{"core_content_item_id":"id","core_title":"title","core_state":"published","core_alias":"alias","core_created_time":"created_time","core_modified_time":"modified_time","core_body":"description", "core_hits":"hits","core_publish_up":"null","core_publish_down":"null","core_access":"access", "core_params":"params", "core_featured":"null", "core_metadata":"metadata", "core_language":"language", "core_images":"null", "core_urls":"null", "core_version":"version", "core_ordering":"null", "core_metakey":"metakey", "core_metadesc":"metadesc", "core_catid":"parent_id", "core_xreference":"null", "asset_id":"asset_id"}], "special": [{"parent_id":"parent_id","lft":"lft","rgt":"rgt","level":"level","path":"path","extension":"extension","note":"note"}]}'
is the field mapping for the Article type. Note that article uses the name attribs for the core field called params. If your table does not contain a field, put "null" instead. Leaving it blank may cause SQL issues. The special fields are optional. At a minimum for common fields you need to map: content_item_id, alias and title in order to successfully create urls in the tagged items list. You also will probably want: access, status, and language.
Router is an optional name of a static helper router method for this type found in its front end helpers folder. If you only store data in #__ucm_content you will eventually be able to leave the router field blank although this option is not currently implemented. If you do not have a custom router tags falls back to the rules found in JHelperRoute.
Modify your component's table class (or classes if you have multiple tables)
This has several parts.
Add a property
/** * Indicator that the tags have been changed * * @var JHelperTags * @since 3.1 */ protected $tagsHelper = null;
This property helps to manage change in tags.
Modify your constructor
Follow this example to modify your consructor which provides substantial reduction in duplicate code.
$this->tagsHelper = new JHelperTags(); $this->tagsHelper->typeAlias = 'com_contact.contact';
Modify your store() method
Management of tagging and associated data is largely handled through the store() method. This provides maximum flexibility for the handling of tags across many extensions.
If you don't have a store() method you will need to add one. The assumption is that tables will inherit from JTable.
The handling involves preStoreProcess(), a call to the parent store() method, and then a postStoreProcess().
$this->tagsHelper->preStoreProcess($this); $result = parent::store($updateNulls); return $result && $this->tagsHelper->postStoreProcess($this);
It is important that this be in the correct order since completion of tag processing depends on having primary key data from the parent store() method.
Note that much of this code is designed to prevent storage in in #__ucm_content when items are not tagged. If you want to always store in #__ucm_content you should modify the handling appropriately.
Add or modify a delete() method
The basic structure:
/** * Method to delete a row from the database table by primary key value. * * @param integer $pk Primary key to delete. * * @return boolean True on success. * * @since 3.1 * @throws UnexpectedValueException */ public function delete($pk = null) { $return = parent::delete($pk, $children); if ($return) { $helper = new JHelperTags; $helper->tagDeleteInstances($pk); } return $return; }
This manages the deletion of all related data if a content item is deleted.
In the getItem() (or similar) method of your model add
// Load item tags if (!empty($item->id)) { $item->tags = new JHelperTags; $item->tags->getTagIds($item->id, 'com_contact.contact'); $item->metadata['tags'] = $item->tags; }
changing to your component and alias name, matching what is in the type table.and changing the name of id property to the name of your primary key.
Note: It is our intent to make the storage field a property so that alternative fields can be used.
Add a tag field to edit screens
In any edit layouts where you want to allow tagging, you need to add the field to the xml and the appropriate layouts if necessary.
Update: Note that there is new handling of this in the core. Tags in the edit screen should be part of a metadata <fields></fields> group. The core provides two JLayouts to help you manage standard layouts, one (details) for the metadata and one for the sidebar that includes the tabs.
<field name="tags" type="tag" label="JTAG" description="JTAG_DESC" class="inputbox span12 small" multiple="true" > </field>
The field supports two modes:
- Nested tags mode. Hierarchical tag list. Doesn't support on the fly tag creation.
- AJAX mode. Tags are searched while user types (3 min. chars required to launch the AJAX search). Custom tags are added by pressing ENTER or COMMA keys. Tags show the global route/path. Example:
The field mode can be forced or use the com_tags setting
Tag field mode to determine its mode. To set/force the field mode we have to add mode="ajax" or mode="nested" to the tag field definition.
Example of forced AJAX mode:
<field name="tags" type="tag" mode="ajax" label="JTAG" description="JTAG_DESC" class="inputbox span12 small" multiple="true" > </field>
The field also includes an attribute to allow/deny the user to enter custom values. Currently this only works in AJAX mode. The attribute has to be added to the field definition like **custom="allow"** or **custom="deny"**
Example field definition with custom tags denied:
<field name="tags" type="tag" mode="ajax" custom="denied" label="JTAG" description="JTAG_DESC" class="inputbox span12 small" multiple="true" > </field>
if it is not already there. Usually multiple should be true unless you have a specific reason for it not to be. In the core components in administrator, the field is in the group shown on the right, below the language field.
Prepare the view
Add an appropriate version of this to your view.html.php file before loading the layout:
$item->tags = new JHelperTags; $item->tags->getItemTags('com_newsfeeds.newsfeed.' , $this->item->id);
The first parameter should match a type in the types table. The second parameter is the primary key under which this record is stored in your table. This would be used in any display in any view where you want the tags associated with the item to display.
Set up the display
In any layout where you want to display the tags associated with an item add:
<?php $this->item->tagLayout = new JLayoutFile('joomla.content.tags'); ?> <?php echo $this->item->tagLayout->render($this->item->tags->itemTags); ?>
Changing the object and property names as appropriate.
You will most likely want to add the show_tags parameter to the item parameters, the menu item parameters and component configuration as appropriate for your use case.
<?php if ($this->params->get('show_tags', 1) && !empty($this->item->tags)) : ?> <?php $this->item->tagLayout = new JLayoutFile('joomla.content.tags'); ?> <?php echo $this->item->tagLayout->render($this->item->tags->itemTags); ?> <?php endif; ?>
Batch processing
If you want to add the ability to do batch tagging to a backend list view do the following.
Add tag to the default_batch layout

 <?php echo JHtml::_('batch.tag');?>

And add tag to the button class in the modal footer (Not totally necessary at this point, but good for potential future changes e.g. if unTag is added.)
<button class="btn" type="button" onclick="document.id('batch-category-id').value='';document.id('batch-access').value='';document.id('batch-language-id').value='';document.id('batch-user-id').value='';document.id('batch-tag-id)').value=''" data-dismiss="modal">
Add a batch method to your model if you are not extending JModelAdmin or overriding the batch method.
/** * Batch tag a list of item. * * @param integer $value The value of the new tag. * @param array $pks An array of row IDs. * @param array $contexts An array of item contexts. * * @return void. * * @since 3.1 */ protected function batchTag($value, $pks, $contexts) { $tagsHelper = new JHelperTags(); $tagsHelper->tagItems($value, $pks, $contexts); return true; }
And modify your batch method by adding
if (!empty($commands['tag'])) { if (!$this->batchTag($commands['tag'], $pks, $contexts)) { return false; } $done = true; }
Pay attention to any JSON encoded strings that you need special handling for in batch processing -- remember that you are saving a copy of the core fields and you need save to work as expected.
That's it, now create some tags, tag some items and you are set.


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Follow manufacturer's instructions to prime Painter's® Paint Markers. Insert photo into frame and secure backing.
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Yellow: Two large, three medium and ten small
Purple: Two large, two medium and ten small
Pink: Three large, two medium and ten small
Orange: Two large, two medium and ten small
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CraftBond™ Quick Dry Glue Dual Tip Pen
12" x 14" x 2 ½" black frame with mat (with 5" x 7" opening)
3" x 12" decorative-ledge black shelf
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The Thomaston insurance agent charged in connection with the Zumba prostitution case in Kennebunk wants more time to prepare his defense. Mark Strong's lawyer filed a motion in York County Superior Court today to ask that the trial be postponed.
ALFRED, Maine — Attorney Daniel Lilley filed a motion Monday in York County Superior Court on behalf of Strong, a 57-year-old Thomaston resident who owns the Strong Insurance Agency in that town.
A clerk in the court confirmed to the Bangor Daily News that the motion had been filed that morning to postpone Strong's trial, which was set to begin Jan. 22. A hearing with the defense and prosecution has been scheduled for Tuesday morning in Cumberland County Superior Court before Justice Nancy Mills.
Lilley stated in the motion that he wants a delay until at least Feb. 19 to allow the defense to fully prepare its case. He noted in the motion that the state turned over the final voluminous amount of evidence to the defense in early December.
Lilley stated in the motion that Assistant District Attorney Justina McGettigan opposes the continuance.
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Edward Dillinger, Jr. is the son of the programmer and former ENCOM Senior Executive Ed Dillinger. In 2010, he is a board member at ENCOM, and has taken over the development of ENCOM OS 12, formerly known as Flynn OS.
On the eve of the launch of ENCOM OS 12, Edward was among the other ENCOM members of the board when Sam Flynn stole into the ENCOM Tower and hacked into ENCOM's servers. Edward was quick to see something was wrong when a movie clip of Flynn's dog began playing during a screen presentation, and was among the the first to react. Although he was the one who entered in the kill command to stop the clip from playing, he was unable to prevent the data leak, and retired off-screen after calmly suggesting that the pirate hack should be portrayed as an act of generosity from ENCOM to the public.
He is later mentioned in TRON: The Next Day when Roy Kleinberg asked Alan Bradley about whether they should keep him in the company. Alan says he will stay, having earned his place.
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A South Paris, Maine energy company is the latest to enter the state's electricity market. CN Brown pledges it will offer competitive electricity rates throughout Central Maine Power and Bangor Hydro territory. It's all due to deregulation that took place 10 years ago, but it's taken nearly that long for the benefits of that change to catch up to residential consumers. Patty Wight reports.
CN Brown is an energy company that owns and operates a number of gas stations and convenience stores. It also sells home heating oil, kerosene and propane. Getting into the electricity market, says Jeff Jones, president of the electricity division, is a natural addition.
"So our whole idea is, we have a really competitive rate on electricity, and let us save you money on your other energy needs, and give you a steeper discount because you are an electricity customer," Jones says.
Jones says CN Brown has been buying electricity competitively for its company offices and stores for a number of years. A couple months ago, it started offering electricity to the company's 900 employees. Now they're hoping to tap into their 30,000 home heating oil customers, or any other interested consumer.
The challenge, says Jones, is that many CMP and Bangor Hydro customers still don't realize they can make the switch.
"They go, 'Why would they let you sell through their lines and hurt their business?' They don't understand that it's deregulated and that we're allowed to sell through their lines now. And they just don't understand that concept, I guess."
Ever since electricity was deregulated in 2000, the market has been opened to competitive energy suppliers. But Ken Fletcher, director of the Governer's Energy Office, says suppliers targeted larger, commercial customers first because it was more profitable.
"There are a lot of customers who, by themselves, do not necessarily use a lot of electricity," Fletcher says. "So I think one of the impediments has been somebody really putting together a marketing strategy to go out and acquire a whole group of customers to get to a volume that is worth managing."
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"It's a good thing because it helps validate that competition is finally here and is a valuable and timely thing for Maine residents," Clavet says.
Clavet says since Electricity Maine entered the market, overall electricity rates for its customers have been lowered by about 20 percent. He says having watched other states with competitive electricity markets, he foresees consumers in Maine will soon have even more choices for energy, including natural gas.
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Jazzock wrote:I never thought of packing wounding sword as a tech and using it on shade to kill opens such as scout -> dryad
But it kinda hurt file that don't want their SS iczered too early. .___.
First enemy SS = Damage or Salamander open gonna allow enemy to double kill+free iczer time.
Though it's more likely that I should change my SS lineup instead. .___.


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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/37390
- Title
- A kernel-based algorithm for multilevel drawing Web graphs
- Author(s)
- Huang, Xiaodi; Lai, Wei; Zhang, Di; Huang, Maolin; Nguyen, Quang V.
- Abstract
- A Web graph refers to the graph that models the hyperlink relations between Web pages in the WWW, where a node represents a URL and an edge indicates a link between two URLs. A Web graph is normally a very huge graph. In the course of users' Web exploration, only part of the Web graph is displayed on the screen each time according to a user's current navigation focus. In this paper, we make use of a fast kernel-based algorithm that is able to cluster large graphs. The algorithm is implemented in an online visualization system of Web graphs. In the system, a Web crawler first generates the Web graph of web sites. The clustering algorithm then reduces the visual complexities of the large graph. In particular, it groups a set of highly connected nodes and their edges into a clustered graph with abstract nodes and edges. The experiments have demonstrated that the employed algorithm is able to cluster graphs.
- Publication type
- Conference paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies
- Source
- Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualisation: New Advances (CGIV 07), Bangkok, Thailand, 14-17 August 2007, pp. 454-459
- Publication year
- 2007
- Keyword(s)
- Clustering; Filtering; Graph visualization; Web graph
- Publisher
- 9780769529288, 0769529283
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2007 IEEE.
- Peer reviewed