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Changing name of input field
I"ve been having a little problem with a form I've been putting together in php. I've got another post regarding this. But I realized that I could probably solve this all with the use of javascript.
Basically the only problem I have right now is that I have more than one input field with the same name, so I need to dynamically change this. As it's worked out, I already have some javascript in place that I believe I can piggyback on to accomplish this. I just haven't been able to find a way that would work in this context, most solutions I've found deal with jquery, which this site does not currently have.
So here's the code that I have in place:
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 <input id="radio" type="radio" name="refer_btn" value="A Friend" onclick="rad1()" />	 You're friend's name?:<input type="textfield" name="refer_box" id="text1" value=""/>
Now, I believe that there's gotta be some way to add the name change commands in this function as well. Something like:
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function rad1() { document.getElementById("check1").style.visibility="visible" document.getElementById("check2").style.visibility="hidden" document.getElementById("check3").style.visibility="hidden" document.getElementById("check4").style.visibility="hidden" document.getElementById("text1").obj.name ="refer_box" document.getElementById("text2").obj.name ="null" document.getElementById("text3").obj.name ="null" document.getElementById("text4").obj.name ="null" }
Re: Wow! it appears that this works. Could have sworn I tried that already.
document.getElementById("text1").name ="refer_box"
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In ternet Explorer doesn't allow you to change the name of an input field after it has been created. To be able to change the name in IE you'd need to delete the input field and add a new one in its place.Stephen J Chapman
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Every week, PFW associate editor and Patriots writer Kevin Fishbain will identify three up-and-comers and three players/units going in the opposite direction in the Patriots stock report.
1. RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis: Yes, the O-line created some big holes for him, but it also looks like "The Law Firm" is back in his 2010 form after a career day of 136 yards rushing. He had two touchdowns and milked the clock for the Patriots on the team's final drive. The Patriots rarely give one back the rock over and over again, but with Danny Woodhead out, Green-Ellis had 27 of the Patriots' 35 carries and looked like a workhorse back in between the tackles.
2. ILB Gary Guyton: It's not easy to replace arguably the most irreplaceable player on your unit, but Guyton did so admirably on Sunday, filling in for Pro Bowler Jerod Mayo. He tied for the team lead with nine tackles and had a pair of tackles for no gain. Guyton was in on all 54 snaps on defense, according to ESPN Boston. He also helped the Patriots avoid giving up big plays to the Jets' backs catching passes in the flat.
3. FS James Ihedigbo: Ihedigbo got his first start as a Patriot, against his former team, no less, and helped the defense hold Mark Sanchez to 166 yards. Ihedigbo had six tackles and got high praise from a guy that doesn't throw that around, Bill Belichick: "James did a great job for us today in his overall communication and of course he was pretty familiar with the team we were playing. He's a smart guy that really works hard, communicates well and practiced well this week. I thought he did a good job when he was in there, delivered a couple big hits and played well."
1. S Sergio Brown: Brown, the second-year player out of Notre Dame, makes this list for the second week in a row. Even with Josh Barrett out, Brown played in only three snaps on defense, according to ESPN Boston, as Ihedigbo appears to be the team's answer at free safety. Brown might be more of a situational player on defense and a guy who will focus on special teams.
2. Red-zone offense: It was noteworthy that Bill Belichick pointed out the team's play in the red zone as something to improve. The Patriots are never ones to be satisfied, and scoring touchdowns in 3-of-6 red-zone opportunities is something that certainly can get better. The Jets kept TE Rob Gronkowski in check near the goal line, meaning another receiver needs to step up. Aaron Hernandez dropped a sure touchdown pass at the end of the first half that was intercepted.
3. Kickoff coverage: This was a unit that periodically struggled last season. Joe McKnight ripped off an 88-yard return that set up a Jets touchdown. He also had a 43-yard kickoff return. It wasn't because of Stephen Gostkowski's kicks, either. The Patriots will be favored most of the time, and giving up big plays on special teams is exactly what makes them ripe for upsets.


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The California boys cross country team made history at last weekend's CIF-Southern Section Finals at Mt. San Antonio College.
The Condors took fourth in the Division 1 race, with 161 points to finish with a total team time of 1 hour, 13 minutes, 34 seconds. Since they finished in the top seven, California qualified for the CIF State Championships for the first time in school history.
"We're pretty excited," California coach Tony DiMarco said. "It feels great to make it. It kind of felt like something was missing because we didn't get on the podium. The rain threw us off a little bit but we survived it."
Sam Bautista was the Condors' top runner last weekend, finishing 21st in Mt. SAC's rain course with a time of 14:34.
Matlazomatli Rojas and Leo Corcoran followed closely behind Bautista, taking 24th and 25th, respectively. Both Rojas and Corcoran recorded a mark of 14:37.
Jose Pacheco turned in a 40th-place finish, contributing a time of 14:44.
The Condors are gearing up for the state meet, which is scheduled for Saturday at Fresno's Woodward Park.
"We feel like we can get back on the podium," DiMarco said. "Our goal is to finish in the top three, which will give us a great shot at making the nationals. I feel like we're capable of being in the top three."
DiMarco and the Condors hope that familiarity can boost their fortunes on Saturday. At October's Clovis Invitational at Woodward Park, the Condors captured first place (1:19:27).
"We know we will be on a course that we're familiar with," DiMarco said. "We won the Clovis Invitational earlier this year. Our guys are pretty excited to get back on the (Woodward) course. It's a course we have done exceptionally well on."
Ramirez heads for state
Santa Fe's Kevin Ramirez is also headed for the CIF State Championships.
Ramirez, who qualified as an individual, clinched his state berth by producing a seventh-best time of 14:15 in the Division 1 race at Saturday's CIF-SS Finals.
This will mark Ramirez's first appearance at the state meet.
"This is something he has been striving for for the last four years," Santa Fe coach Phil Torres said of Ramirez. "This was four years in the making. He is a highly motivated individual. He's put in a lot of miles and track workouts. It's finally coming to fruition. I'm really proud of him.
"It should be fun up there (at the state meet). We'll see how Kevin does."


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Danish researchers followed 90,000 people for more than 50 years. They found those who were treated for an infection were at a higher risk of being later diagnosed with a mood disorder.
Scientists speculate that stress on the immune system may have an effect on the brain.
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Private Carpinteria Home, Close to Santa Barbara 5bed/4.5 ba in Santa Barbara
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Spacious beach front home in a private community very close to Santa
Barbara. With unobstructed views of the ocean, this beautiful,
comfortably furnished beach house features five bedrooms plus a
study and five bathrooms. (Included in this bed/bath space is a
large, private master bedroom suite at the rear of the house with
views of Los Padres National Forest.) The upstairs living, kitchen
and dining areas are open with a beamed ceiling and full-length
glass doors leading to a deck with a panoramic ocean view. There are
multiple outdoor deck areas for reading, grilling, and enjoying the
This home is perfectly situated for a beach vacation. Relax on an
outside deck or down on the beach, it is all right here! Take walks
along the sandy beach, swim, kayak, surf and fish in the ocean and
observe the indigenous wildlife in the Carpinteria Salt Marsh
Reserve that spans the rear of the property. Nestled in such a
lovely, quiet oceanfront landscape, this is truly an amazing place!
Just a few miles to Santa Barbara, enjoy this vibrant city with its
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Beach front home in Carpinteria
Private Beach community with security guard
Easy access to beach
2 King beds, 1 queen bed, 2 twin beds, 2 couches with hide-away beds
Bedding and towels provided
3 full baths, 1 ½ bath, 1 ½ bath and an outdoor shower
Laundry room
Well-equipped kitchen
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Upper and lower living areas
Telephone, TVs. Stereo, DVD, DSL
Multiple decks with tables, chairs and chaise lounges
Propane barbeque
2 car garage plus additional parking spaces outside garage
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Carpinteria is a quaint beach community with cute shops, nice
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Carpinteria! Explore and enjoy the beach, the ocean, the
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stops here. Carpinteria is just a few miles from Santa Barbara with
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June: $16,500/month
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Texans quarterback Matt Schaub is still hopeful that he can return this season but admits that he may need surgery that would "probably" end his season. Head coach Gary Kubiak said that a decision regarding surgery will be made within a week. In the meantime, Schaub continue to visit doctors and deal with the pain.
"When you look at it, it's pretty colorful and everything," Schaub said, according to the Associated Press. "It's pretty sore and beat up right now. But we're going to search out some other opinions and just do as much as we can to get it right here in the near future to see what can happen."
In addition to bruising, Schaub said his foot is quite swollen. "I'm not one to give in to something like this that easily," he said. "It doesn't look good. My foot is pretty much the size of a cinder block right now."
Regardless of Schaub's long-term future, Matt Leinert will take the reins of the offense against the Jaguars on Nov. 27 following this week's bye. Schaub said he's confident in his teammate.
"This isn't his first rodeo," Schaub said. "He's played some football in this league. He knows how to play the quarterback position."
Leinert, the 10th overall pick by the Arizona Cardinals in 2006, has started 17 games in his career, including just one in the last four seasons.
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---- — DERRY — Plans for the town's new transfer station are getting some cost-saving upgrades.
Details for the proposed $3 million facility are being tweaked a bit to save money wherever possible.
That, according to Public Works Director Michael Fowler, will push the start date for construction back to the spring of 2014. Construction was supposed to begin this fall.
Fowler said some things will cost more than previously expected.
Consultants came back with a cost analysis earlier this summer and the price tag was too high.
"You put elements in (a design) that you want, then you make changes," Fowler said.
The town wants to keep the total price tag at the planned $3 million mark.
Fowler said consultants are now doing more work to keep the project within cost, taking out things that don't need to be included.
That next report could come in the next month.
"We will look at all costs again," Fowler said.
Derry has an admirable recycling rate — up to 38 percent in past years with a goal to hit the 40 percent mark. That's much better than the state's rate of about 21 to 24 percent.
It could be even better with an expanded and updated facility, officials said. More items could be recycled and sold, bringing in more revenue for the town.
The current transfer station building dates back to 1980 and is undersized for Derry's population.
With its aging structure, items are often unprotected and stolen, Fowler said. Materials blow around in the wind and the traffic flow plan makes for some drop-off snags as well, he said.
The updated design will offer more recycling areas and a more streamlined process, Fowler said.
A lot of research went into the design, he said. That included visiting about a dozen other communities.
Fowler said the town is doing a good job with the facility it has, but more can be done.
Derry started mandatory recycling in the 1990s. Town groups like the Go Green Committee continue efforts to educate people about recycling.
The new facility will offer more space and more opportunities to separate glass, plastic and other materials.


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Before Southern Virginia University, Christensen was a coach at Camden Military Academy where he led his team to two consecutive state semifinal berths. Prior to coaching at Camden, he was the defensive coordinator for the Utah State University men's lacrosse team. During his time at Utah State, he helped guide the defense to the first recorded shut out in program history.
Christiansen graduated from Southern Virginia University with a B.A. in Spanish in 2009 and received a master's degree in sports management from Missouri Baptist University in 2012. While at Southern Virginia, he participated on the football and men's lacrosse teams.
Currently a small business owner of LaxPath.com and WesternLacrosseScout.com, he also served a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Rosario, Argentina from 2003-05.
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U.S. Reps. John Tierney and Edward Markey have again stood up for public safety at nuclear power plants in the United States ("Seabrook extension may face delay," Sept. 25). They have filed a bill that would prevent the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) from approving nuclear reactor relicensing more than 10 years before a current license expires. Under current NRC regulations, a nuclear reactor can be approved for relicensing 20 years in advance of its license expiration date. Plant relicensing takes only 25 months on average from application to approval.
In 2010 the owners of the Seabrook reactor applied for a 20-year licensing extension (2030-2050). The plant's current 40-year operating license allows it to operate until 2030. This extension would allow the reactor to continue to operate before the effects of aging are fully known.
At the Seabrook reactor, the NRC has documented concrete degradation from sea water which is already occurring in the plant's safety structures. The NRC should require that the plant owners fix the degradation and monitor the effectiveness of the cure before considering relicensing. It is not reasonable to proceed with relicensing so far in advance when significant aging problems have already appeared.
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A reader writes, "I've been trying to sell my house but I'm having some trouble. My realtor is trying to get me to "hide all that witch stuff," but I don't think I should have to, because I'm proud to be Wiccan and I don't hide it. I feel like my realtor is being disrespectful of my beliefs."
No, your realtor is being a professional who is trying to sell your home for you. If that house sits on the market, unsold, your realtor isn't making any money. This is not about Pagan pride, your beliefs, or your personal feelings. It's about business, and if your home hasn't sold, it's a good idea to look at what factors are making this the case. While I have no idea if your home hasn't sold because you've got "that witch stuff" sitting out, I can definitely tell you it's not doing you any good to have it on display.
Ask any realtor, and they'll tell you that the less personal stuff you have on display, the better. That's because potential buyers want to look at a room and imagine their stuff in it. It's hard for them to do so if you've got forty pictures of your cat and your grandma's Hummel collection taking up every square inch of space.
As to spiritual stuff, no matter what religion a seller follows, realtors always advise you to put these things away. Our About.com Guide to Home Buying/Selling, Elizabeth Weintraub, tells me, "Anything personal has to go, and this includes religious things. Even something as simple as a Star of David or a crucifix could set off people -- and why alienate anybody?" (Read Elizabeth's tips on Preparing Your Home for Sale)
Now, in a perfect world, we'd like for people to not be judgmental of who we are, and for a buyer to walk in and fall in love with your home despite the giant pentacle you've hung on the front door. But in reality, that's not the way it works. Some people will be made uncomfortable by it, just like some people will be made uncomfortable by a giant velvet painting of Jesus or a collection of ceramic Buddhas.
So, while you may live openly as a Pagan or Wiccan, and you may be proud of your beliefs, selling your house is not about Pagan Pride. It's about business, and the last thing you want to do is put off some potential buyer because of what they see on your bookshelves. Your best bet is going to be boxing things up and putting them away, or better yet, putting them in a storage unit or at a friend's house for a while. Do what your realtor has asked, and make your house as generic as possible. Once you've sold your house and moved into a new place, you can put up all the Pagan stuff you like.


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There are three choirs at the University of Denver: The Lamont Chorale, the Lamont Women's Chorus, and the Lamont Men's Choir. Each of these choirs performs a wide variety of repertoire from the Renaissance to the present. The choirs sing a cappella and with instruments and in many languages and styles. Most concerts are performed in DU's beautiful Gates Concert Hall in the Newman Center.
The Lamont Chorale is conducted by Dr. Catherine Sailer and is a select mixed choir that is committed to the highest level of artistic excellence. The Chorale is primarily music majors, but some non-music majors are also included. Rehearsals are Mondays from 4-5 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-3:50 pm.
The Lamont Women's Chorus, also conducted by Dr. Sailer, specializes in the diverse repertoire for treble voices. The Women's Chorus has singers from the entire DU community, music and non-music majors alike. Rehearsals are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00-5:50 p.m.
The Lamont Men's Choir, conducted by Kyle Fleming, performs the spirited repertoire for male voices, and also includes singers from the DU community. Rehearsals are Mondays and Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m.
Everyone is encouraged to audition for these choirs. Auditions are held the first week of fall classes in room 411 in the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. The audition includes a solo song in any style, vocalizing, and assessment of aural and sight reading skills. The solo song is optional and is the singer's choice. Credits earned through participation in a choir may be applied to the creative expression core requirement. For further information, contact Catherine Sailer at email@example.com.


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The Boston Celtics went on a 7-2 run in Game 6's last two minutes to come away with a 83-80 win over the Atlanta Hawks and advance to the second round of the NBA playoffs. Boston won the series 4-2.
The Hawks were the beneficiaries of some weird officiating and bad luck in the game's final seconds. Marquis Daniels fouled Al Horford on an out-of-bounds play -- which should've led to free throws and the ball -- but for some reason, no FT's were shot. Horford ended up wide open again on a sideline out-of-bounds, forcing Daniels to foul him again, but he missed the front end and the Hawks didn't have enough time to get the lead back.
It was unfortunate to see Horford miss as his sharp play on both ends kept the Hawks involved late in the game. Marvin Williams' shooting was also key -- the Atlanta guard drilled four-of-five threes to finish with 16 points.
Kevin Garnett had a throwback game with 28 points and 14 rebounds. Ray Allen oddly couldn't get his shot to fall, going 1-for-7 from three and even missing a crucial free throw late, but the C's were able to get production from Garnett and Paul Pierce, who had 18.
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Jason Hammel rolled through the top of the fifth in order, but at a cost. He's at 99 pitches thrown, so he's not expected to last much longer.
Meanwhile, CC Sabathia's pitch count remains healthily low. He worked around a solid single by 1B/DH/RP Chris Davis and a million-bounce grounder by Robert Andino escaped the CLUTCHES of Derek Jeter (see what I did there). Sabathia turned right around and struck out Nate McLouth and forced J.J. Hardy into an easy fielder's choice.
Sabathia is at 61 pitches through five and in great position to perhaps throw 15 innings if need be.


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8 oz. processed American cheese, cubed (2c.)
1 1/2 c. milk
3/4 tsp. salt
1/4 to 1/2 tsp. pepper
1/4 c. sour cream
In a 3-quart saucepan, brown beef; drain and set aside. In the same saucepan, saute onion, carrots, celery, basil and parsley in 1 tablespoon butter until vegtables are tender, about 10 mintues. Add broth, potatoes and beef; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 to 12 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Meanwhile, in a small skillet, melt remaining butter. Add flour; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Reduce heat to low. Add cheese, milk, salt and pepper; cook and stir until cheese melts. Remove form heat; blend in sour cream. Yields 8 servings (2 1/4 quarts).
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RUGBY: Exiles could move whole operation to Oxford in future
9:00am Thursday 15th November 2012 in Sport By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
London Welsh are planning to establish an academy in Oxford-shire next year as part of longer term plans which could include moving the entire professional operation up from the capital.
The Exiles are delighted with how their groundshare at the Kassam Stadium has progressed following their promotion to the Aviva Premiership this season.
Now they are keen to demonstrate their commitment to Oxford and the surrounding area by establishing more of a presence.
The club took the first step with the launch of a community programme in schools, which was attended by their Welsh international centre Gavin Henson.
"All the boys are enjoying being in Oxford," said Henson. "It's our home now and that's part of what we're doing with the community programme.
"We're trying to make people more aware we are playing in Oxford. We want to get kids involved and enjoying rugby, which they seem to be, and try to increase our fan base. We have been playing some pretty good rugby so far."
Another mandatory condition for Premiership clubs is to implement an academy system to nurture young talent and provide a pathway into the first team.
London Welsh have already begun planning and managing director John Taylor intends it to be based in Oxford, rather than their spiritual home in south west London.
"I can't emphasise enough how important it is to us to show that we're here for the long term," he said.
"Each of the clubs is designated an area and ours down in London is swamped by Harlequins, who have been very successful.
"We see Oxford as our area, so it will be a question of feeder clubs and the best of that young talent will hopefully next year be coming into an elite squad of juniors that will form the basis of our academy.
"We're already putting out feelers. Realistically there's not a chance to identify and develop those players this year, but the identification process will start post-Christmas."
For the moment, Welsh's first team train in Richmond and only travel to Oxford for home games, but the bond between club and city could be considerably strengthened.
It is likely to depend on the club establishing themselves in the Premiership, but Taylor envisages a time when the professional side is based here full-time.
He said: "I'm not going to commit us to this, but it could be that the whole operation comes up here and we train up here as well.
"At the moment we still have our amateur sides playing at Old Deer Park in Richmond and that will continue for the foreseeable future.
"We will keep links going there but there is a certain sense in everything being based up here."
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So with Henley having sealed the Wasps links and no other National 2 side in Oxfordshire Chinnor could see some benefit from this decision.
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Not a whole lot of change this week at the top, which is a bit surprising considering how good some of the top five teams are playing lately. I'm certain that these rankings are going to ruffle the feathers of a couple of fanbases, but it's important to remember that these rankings are not just indicators of the past week of play, but the overall ranking of a where a team stands at this point in the season.
Think of this as a transition week, as it's certain that there will be a shakeup next week if the current pattern of play continues.
Disclaimer: Voting performed by SB Nation hockey bloggers.
The Power 16
1. Chicago Blackhawks: 31-11-4 overall, 1-1-1 last week
Last week: No. 1
SBN Blog: Second City Hockey
The reigning No.1 ranked team in the NHL built a five-game winning streak before losing two straight over the weekend. It was a surprising two games for a team that was rolling along, especially when the goaltending that had been so good fell apart to allow five goals in Minnesota. Coincidentally, the Blackhawks have fallen behind another team on our list in both wins and points percentage. But we'll get to that in a bit.
2. San Jose Sharks: 30-10-7 overall, 3-1-0 last week.
Last week: No. 2
SBN Blog: Fear The Fin
The Sharks remain steady and just keep rolling along, 8-2-0 in their last ten and are building an increasing lead in the Pacific Division. Yet there is some concern brewing about this team's chances, once again, for longevity in the playoffs. The concern comes from the Sharks' lack of secondary scoring, with their top two goal scorers accounting for nearly 40% of the team's offense:
In order for the Sharks to be successful, Setoguchi, Clowe, and Pavelski need to get the engines going. Big time. Although they have looked better lately, it's essential they convert that energy into tangible scoring results. Breaking up HTML will help that considerably. And yes, as I've asserted for nearly a year now, I don't think Staubitz and Shelley are a better fit for this team compared to other options, this year's being Frazer McLaren.
3. New Jersey Devils: 32-11-1 overall, 2-1-0 last week
Last week: No. 3
SBN Blog: In Lou We trust
The Devils can't get no respect. To be fair to the voters for this week's rankings, most votes had been counted before Tuesday night's save-o-rama against the New York Rangers. If this team is still the tops in the league in overall wins and points percentage next week, I'm willing to bet they'd be higher. For now let's just admire what was one of the most entertaining games from the last few years:
4. Washington Capitals: 28-12-6 overall, 3-1-0 last week
Last week: No. 4
SBN Blog Japers' Rink
Defenseman Jeff Shultz currently leads the NHL in +/-, with a plus-26. That's impressive. What's even more impressive is that he has just 13 points this season. There are only two other players in the top 30 in the NHL in +/- that have less points than their actual rating; they both play for Vancouver coincidentally. I guess it plays to play most minutes with Ovechkin (2nd in the NHL in +/-).
5. Buffalo Sabres: 28-11-5 overall, 2-0-1 last week.
Last week: No. 5
SBN Blog: Die By the Blade
The Sabres were riding a nice six-game winning streak before falling victim to a shootout loss against Colorado on Saturday night. How disappointing. Like many other of the top tams the NHL, this is the time where we start to look for the chinks in their armor and try to determine their staying power for when the playoffs finally come. Buffalo should be worried about it's power play.
6. Calgary Flames: 26-15-6 overall, 1-3-1 last week
Last week: No. 6
SBN Blog: Matchsticks And Gasoline
Not a great week for the Flames, as they need the shootout to get their one win in their last five games. Want to hear something funny to cheer up the down and out Flames fan? Calgary has lost four straight to Colorado, and all have been with a score of 3-2. See? Funny.
7. Vancouver Canucks: 27-18-2 overall, 1-2-1 last week
Last week: No. 11
SBN Blog: Nucks Misconduct
I thought this picture was very.....apropos.
8. Colorado Avalanche: 26-15-6 overall, 2-2-0 last week
Last week: No. 7
SBN Blog: Mile High Hockey
The Avs are another team that's had a rough week, needing to go to the shootout to get two wins. Craig Anderson continues to be the horse this team is riding, who put up 44 saves in their win over Colorado:
9. Phoenix Coyotes: 26-16-5 overall, 0-2-1 last week
Last week: No. 8
SBN Blog: Five For Howling
Ok, I get it. The Coyotes are the feel-good story of the season so far. Dave Tippett is in the running for the Jack Adams. But the Coyotoes have not won a game in regulation since December 26 (even the Stars have won since then!) and are 2-3-3 in their last eight games. The goaltending, which has been so steady all season long, has declined recently as Phoenix has allowed an average of 3.75 goals per game in January. Let's get it together, boys.
10. Pittsburgh Penguins: 29-18-1, 2-2-0 last week
Last week: No. 10
SBN Blog: Pensburgh
We all know it's a conspiracy. The NHL wants it's golden boy and his Penguins to win because it looks good for the league. How else can you explain the bad calls in the Finals last year? Hell, even the television networks are in on it:
FSN Pittsburgh Employee Suspended For Video Replay Shenanigans (my title).
Here's the video:
What's funny is that Flyers fans didn't really care anyway.
11. Nashville Predators: 28-16-3 overall, 3-1-0 last week
Last week: No. 9
SBN Blog: On The Forecheck
So let me get this straight. Vancouver has a horrible week, yet moves up four spots. Nashville goes on a tear, and falls in the standings. I'm going to guess Preds fans won't be happy with this one. In the meantime, OTF ponders whether the team is in need of a trade:
The Nashville Predators, fighting for a playoff spot in the ultra competitive Western Conference, could be one lineup piece short of a potential postseason run. Usually considered to be set on the top line and on David Legwand's highly effective shutdown line, the Predators could be in the market for a secondary scoring center to boost depth and the power play, as Dirk elaborated on in his great piece on Marcel Goc.
12. Detroit Red Wings: 23-16-6 overall, 2-1-0 last week
Last week: No. 14
SBN Blog: Winging It In Motown
You know things aren't going well in Detroit when it's postulated that the Eurotwins be split up.
13. Los Angeles Kings: 25-18-3 overall, 0-3-0 last week
Last week: No 12
SBN Blog: Battle Of California
Even Anze Kopitar can't save them right now. The Kings might be moving into "pretenders" territory, after starting off the season so, so strong. There was even a point where Los Angeles held the top spot in the Western Conference (for about a day). Now they've fallen to the 8th spot and are in danger of being overtaken by Detroit and Minnesota. Guess that's what a 3-7-0 run will do for ya.
14. Boston Bruins: 22-16-7 overall, 0-3-0 last week.
Last week: No. 13
SBN Blog: Stanley Cup of Chowder
Ever since that big win on New Year's Day, the Bruins are 1-4-0 and sliding. And they didn't look all that great at Fenway either. The teams are starting to bunch up in the Eastern Conference, as just five points separate 5th place Boston and 12th place Tampa Bay. The Bruins make one of their rare trips out of their own time zone this week to take on a couple of California teams; this could be a critical stretch of must-win games.
15. New York Rangers: 22-17-7 overall, 1-0-2 last week
Last week: Not ranked
SBN Blog: Blueshirt Banter
Two shutout losses sandwiched around a nice win over floundering Boston. Here's what's pretty damn funny though: ever since his career high four-point night against Dallas, Sean Avery has no points, seven shots and just two penalty minutes. So much for that big spark, huh?
16. Philadelphia Flyers: 23-19-3 overall, 3-0-0 last week
Last week: Not ranked
SBN Blog: Broad Street Hockey
While the win at Fenway sent the bruins into a funk, the loss in the Winter Classic has revitalized the Flyers. They are averaging 5.75 goals a game in four straight wins. Could this be another instance of a midseason coaching change propelling an underachieving team into the playoffs?


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A road closure in Lehigh Acres is causing some confusion and some concern. A portion of Parkdale Boulevard is closed while a culvert is repaired. It usually has high traffic, connecting State Road 82 to Homestead Road.
Residents are worried that high traffic is now being detoured through their quiet neighborhoods.
We found out the county took additional steps on Friday to make drivers more aware of the closure. But that's after they received some complaints.
Parkdale Boulevard is typically pretty busy. It's a route that connects SR-82 in Lehigh to Homestead Road.
"We got tractor trailers coming through here, I don't know where they're going, but we got every kind, you know, using this as a short cut," said resident Michael Crews.
But this week they're encountering this roadblock. A portion of Parkdale is temporarily closed while crews repair a culvert pipe.
"It has been very, very hectic here," said resident Ken Rothwell.
Hectic as drivers realize they can't get through.
"There was school buses backed up, cars backing up my driveway," Crews said.
The Department of Transportation initially had two signs up on Parkdale warning drivers and they developed a detour.
We've continued to kind of revise that and tweak that to make people understand that the roadways closed," said David Loveland, Lee County Department of Transportation
Just this morning, they added three more signs on Homestead and SR-82, plus additional detour signs.
"People are coming down to the road closed and then they're flying out of here," Rothwell said.
There are complaints that drivers weren't aware of the closure soon enough.
"Use alternate routes and that's why cars are going through the neighborhoods at high speed," Rothwell said.
And about the dangers of this high traffic being detoured through quiet side streets.
The county hopes these signs and some time will ease those traffic problems.
"As people understand that the roadways close, people that use it on a regular basis, they'll be aware of it and won't need to route through the neighborhoods around there," Loveland said.
The county stresses the construction is only temporary.
Now, some residents are happy to see the culvert is being taken care of. It's expected to be repaired by September 7 -- after that, the county has to fix the road, which could take another week.
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The ABCs of Measure C
Original post made on Apr 24, 2009
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, April 24, 2009, 12:00 AM
on Apr 24, 2009 at 7:13 am
Dear Geoff,
Some additional information for your excellent article.
First, parcel tax measures in SRVUSD date back to the early 1990's. You might seek Kathy Chiverton's (now at SRV YMCA) commentary on those parcel tax measures.
Proposition 13 is still a highly supported safeguard for homeowners against politics of taxation that is still prevalent in California. In many parcel tax campaigns in SRVUSD, most leaders were very aware that negative comments about Proposition 13 created a negative response to their campaign. A 2/3rds vote is a safeguard very specifically needed to control the politics of taxation.
The low wealth district status for SRVUSD was challenged during the late 1990's and Assembly Member Joan Buchanan can provide commentary on efforts to change that status. Also, Chris Kenber, former SRVUSD Board Member, would be a good source of commentary on such low wealth status.
Most importantly, SRVUSD and Measure C campaign leaders deserve applause for the transparency of budgetary information found on the SRVUSD website. In Alamo region neighborhoods, voters are noting that our best ability to continue our ownership of SRVUSD and manage its operations is to be significant in its funding. District residents achieve oversight and transparency by continuing parcel tax for facilities and classroom operations.
Thank you for your informative article, Geoff,
on Apr 28, 2009 at 6:08 pm
I keep having my comments erased. I'm sorry my opinions are too real for people to take. Your censorship won't stop me. I went to los cerros and monte vista. I'm 27 and I think 75% of the teachers were total losers. I remember my math teacher used to flirt with the 8th grade girls and hide behind the projector screen like a 4 year old. We don't need more money. We need less teachers. When my parents went to school, there were fifty to ninety kids per class, and they learned more. Why? Because everyone shut up and listened. We need discipline in the class. One way to break down discipline is to amp the kids up on sugar. We should not have candy and sodas sold in schools. The teachers unions fought getting rid of jumk food in schools because they want to tax it to give the money "to the schools," ie: to them. They don't give a damn about the kids. Their demands for smaller class sizes is because that means we have to hire more teachers. By the way, we already have plenty of money being sucked from our property taxes to go to our schools. The problem is, we don't spend it on our kids. We send it to Oakland and Richmond, on bilingual education for illegal immigrants and group home kids who murder our children (Rylan Fuchs.) No doubt, 90% of the extra money that they wish to take from us through prop C will within a few years be allotted to other schools.
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I have read your comments on both forums. Son, you need to find some balance. Your anger and frustration is disheartening. Despite your bad experiences in high school, you are 1 out of 14,000 students who pass through this district every year.
Your argument is clearly personal and if you do plan to get involved with the local political scene (as you have blatantly warned us about) may I suggest some important lessons before you decide to enter the ring:
1. You are young and energetic. You need to sit and contemplate. Pare down your arguments.
2. Be constructive, not destructive. You are merely a child in the playground. Learn to play well with others.
3. Forgive yourself and others for yesterday. You only need to look forward.
4. When in the political arena, if your platform is personal feelings, then it will hurt more when it is kicked out from underneath you. And it will get kicked out from underneath you.
5. People won't listen to a complainer. Rise above the rest of them and turn people's heads because you have something to add, not condemn.
Good luck to you!


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New York Rangers forward Derek Dorsett has not been cleared for contact and will not be ready for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinal against the Washington Capitals on Thursday night, according to multiple reports on Monday morning.
Dorsett underwent a CT scan but still was not cleared. However, this is not considered a setback and he is still apparently on schedule. He is expected to meet with doctors in the near future and is hopeful he will return sometime during the Quarterfinal.
He originally fractured his clavicle while playing for the Columbus Blue Jackets on March 7 and has yet to make his debut for the Rangers.
In addition, Rangers defenseman Marc Staal updated his status on Monday morning. Staal sustained facial fractures after being hit in the face by a deflected shot on March 5. Staal has been skating for a few weeks. However, he stated on Monday that he is still experiencing blurred vision. He is hopeful that he will be able to participate in this year's playoffs.
A timeline for his return has not been provided.
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New life for Cardigan Castle
£743,345 has been given to breathe new life into Cardigan Castle, which has been run-down in recent years. The money will be spent on exhibitions, shops, a restaurant and education activities.
It's the last piece of funding for an £11 million refurbishment of the castle. Jann Tucker, chair of Cadwgan Building Preservation Trust, said: "This award fires the starting gun for what will be the most important development in the town for centuries. It is great news for the castle and the town."


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court largely left intact Monday the Obama administration's only existing program to limit power plant and factory emissions of the gases blamed for global warming. But a divided court also rebuked environmental regulators for taking too much authority into their own hands without congressional approval.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The Standard & Poor's 500 index closed above 1,500 on Friday for the first time since the start of the Great Recession in 2007, lifted by strong earnings from Procter & Gamble and Starbucks.
NEW YORK (AP) - PepsiCo Inc. is removing a controversial ingredient from its Gatorade sports drink in response to customer complaints.
NEW YORK (AP) - J.R. Ewing wouldn't hesitate to cheat his fellow man. He also famously cheated death.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Thousands of anti-abortion demonstrators are marching through Washington to the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court to protest the landmark decision that legalized abortion.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Students with disabilities must be given a fair shot to play on a traditional sports team or have their own leagues, the Education Department says.
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New government figures show that flu cases seem to be leveling off nationwide. Flu activity is declining in most regions although still rising in the West.
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks rose on Wall Street in midday trading Friday after Procter & Gamble and Starbucks posted strong earnings reports.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Wells Fargo has announced plans to hire 200 new employees in the metro Atlanta region.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is calling on the Republican Party to "recalibrate the compass of conservatism" as party leaders on Thursday promised fundamental changes to help stave off future losses.
NEW YORK (AP) - A sharp drop in Apple's stock pulled the Nasdaq down with it after the tech giant warned of weaker sales. Other stock-market indexes eked out slight gains.


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Tim Gould
---- — Here we go again. Another New England winter is directly ahead. Will it be mild and snowless like last winter or it will it be like the year before with ice dams galore and no place left to put the snow? That is the question.
Most homeowners in the local area are provided with gas and electricity from a major utility. All National Grid customers are qualified to receive incentives and rebates for energy conservation work under the Mass Save program. Changes in the residential utility-sponsored energy conservation program have been dramatic over the last few years and continue to evolve. However, the rebate for homeowners is significant, including free air sealing and 75 percent of the cost of insulation, up to $2,000, among other items. The work performed under the program is generally good and moves in the right direction toward energy efficiency, but it does not always offer the homeowner the best and most complete solution.
The initial Mass Save assessment is worthwhile and quite detailed. However, it does not include the use of a thermal (infrared) camera while your house is under negative pressure using a blower door (which is a large fan set up in an exterior door that blows air out of the house during the thermal imaging). The infrared camera reveals thermally deficient areas and air leaks that might otherwise go undetected. The combination of using these tools is often critical in properly prioritizing energy conservation measures.
It is common knowledge in building science that reducing air leakage in homes is the most cost-effective priority. The program covers the basics of air-sealing in the attic and basement with the use of caulking and targeted spray foam, but it does not go beyond these areas. Air-sealing additional areas in the interior of the house such as fireplaces, at baseboards and at window trim can be very effective at reducing air leaks, saving money and increasing comfort.
A particular inadequacy of work that is restricted under the Mass Save rebate program is its failure to address recessed lights. Due to the liability concerns of the utility companies, contractors are instructed not only not to insulate recessed lights, but to remove insulation that may be over them in an attic. This leaves holes in the top of the house that contribute mightily to heat loss. Building code allows Insulation Contact (IC) rated recessed lights to be insulated directly. For non-IC rated recessed lights, building and fire codes require that insulation be more than 3 inches away. There are different approaches to effectively sealing and insulating recessed lights, which is the subject of a previous article that ran in this paper last Feb. 28 called "Plugging heat loss caused by recessed lights."
Another area of concern with work covered by the Mass Save program is the limiting of attic insulation to R-38, which is the minimum requirement in the Mass. energy code. Just over the border in New Hampshire, R-49 is specified in their energy code. Adding insulation to R-49 adds only an incremental cost to an already heavily incentivized project, but provides greater savings for the homeowner. Savings will vary significantly depending on the size of the house and tend to be most substantial for homes with larger attics.
The best way to take advantage of the utility-sponsored program and get the most effective work done on your home, including work that takes into account individual differences between residences, is to request a local insulation contractor at the time of the Mass Save assessment. You can contract with the IC to do the sponsored work and, separately, to do work not covered by the program.
Tim Gould is the director of Informed Energy Solutions located in Amesbury, MA. Contact him at 978-388-6349. On the web at www.InformedNRG.com.


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American Board of Dermatology
Clinical Focus
- Acne
- Actinic Keratosis
- Biopsy
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- Botulinum Injections - Cosmetic
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- Dermabrasion
- Epidermal Cyst
- Hemangioma
- Hirsuitism
- Hyperhidrosis
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- Lipoma
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As Director of Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology at The Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, NY and Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Dermatology at The Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Heidi A. Waldorf, M.D. is a respected expert in the field of dermatology, including skin rejuvenation and laser technology, as well as skin cancer prevention and treatment.
After graduating magna cum laude from Harvard University, Dr. Waldorf received her medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. After completing her internship training at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and residency in the Department of Dermatology at Harvard University School of Medicine, Dr. Waldorf completed a fellowship program in Mohs Micrographic Surgery, Laser Surgery and Cosmetic Dermatologic Surgery.
Dr. Waldorf has been published extensively in professional journals and books on laser surgery, dermatologic surgery and general dermatology and is an editor of Cosmetic Dermatology. She is the author of 13 articles, 10 book chapters and writes a regular column for Dove.com regarding varied health and beauty issues. Dr. Waldorf is a nationally and internationally recognized researcher and lecturer and has served as Director of various symposiums on aesthetic dermatology and dermatologic surgery. For four years she served as Director of the Advanced Cosmetic Surgery Symposium at the annual American Academy of Dermatology meetings. Her research includes her clinical investigations involving the use of lasers, BOTOX and filling agents for the treatment of various skin conditions.
Dr. Waldorf is listed in the Castle Connolly Guide to America's Cosmetic Doctors & Dentists, has been selected as one of The Best Doctors in America 2003-2008 and as a "Top Doctor" by Westchester Magazine in 2003. Dr. Waldorf was chosen as one of NEW YORK MOVES Magazine's 2006 Power Women. Quoted in magazines such as ALLURE, ELLE, REAL SIMPLE and GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, among others, Dr. Waldorf has also appeared on various morning shows and evening news programs.
Dr. Waldorf's extensive professional accreditations include Diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology, Fellow of the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery, Fellow of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, Member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, Fellow of the American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology, and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Dr. Waldorf discusses sun damage in The Daily News feature The Daily Check Up.
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Physicians and scientists on the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai often interact with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies to improve patient care, develop new therapies and achieve scientific breakthroughs. In order to promote an ethical and transparent environment for conducting research, providing clinical care and teaching, Mount Sinai requires that salaried faculty inform the School of their relationships with such companies.
Below are financial relationships with industry reported by Dr. Waldorf during 2013 and/or 2014. Please note that this information may differ from information posted on corporate sites due to timing or classification differences.
Scientific Advisory Board:
- Allergan, Inc.; Bausch + Lomb; Biopelle (Ferndale Laboratories Inc.); Merz Pharma Group / BioForm Medical, Inc.; Solta Medical, Inc.; Unilever
Industry-Sponsored Lectures: MSSM faculty occasionally give lectures at events sponsored by industry, but only if the events are free of any marketing purpose.
- Caudalie; LaRoche Posay (L'Oreal); Merz Pharma Group / BioForm Medical, Inc.; NeoStrata Company; Solta Medical, Inc.; Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc.
Other Activities: Examples include, but are not limited to, committee participation, data safety monitoring board (DSMB) membership.
- Allergan, Inc.; Suneva Medical, Inc.
Mount Sinai's faculty policies relating to faculty collaboration with industry are posted on our website at http://icahn.mssm.edu/about-us/services-and-resources/faculty-resources/handbooks-and-policies/faculty-handbook. Patients may wish to ask their physician about the activities they perform for companies.
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Although most of you are enjoying a nice blast of summer heat, we here at the Bristol, VT headquarters woke up to quite the chilly morning today – it even hit 33 degrees at nearby Saranac Lake in the Adirondack Mountains. Naturally this got us thinking about our brand new cross-country ski vacation we are offering in 2014 into the vast wilderness of Yellowstone National Park in the quiet of winter.
Yellowstone in the Winter: Skiing America's First National Park
On this vacation, recently featured in the Travel section of the LA Times travelers can experience Yellowstone's snow-covered splendor in the hush of winter. Few winter wilderness experiences match it and this winter wonderland is perfect for exploration by cross-country ski. Garrott Kuzzy, VBT's resident Winter Olympian and Skiing Product Manager, can't wait to show you all the delights of skiing right here in the US. "After an outstanding first season of our cross-country ski tours, we're excited about the tours closer to home" Kuzzy says, "imagine the steam coming off of Old Faithful as it hits the crisp winter air or viewing bison, elk, bear and even wolves in their natural habitat on a sunrise jaunt to the Lamar Valley." And there is a whole world to discover off the trails too. Relax by the fire or a take a rejuvenating soak in the hot tub at the two comfortable, amenity-filled Park lodges you'll stay at. Perhaps you'll want to rent ice skates and twirl around under the stars after a hearty meal of Bison short ribs or wild Alaskan salmon.
We believe that cross-country skiing is a winter pastime that everybody can enjoy, even if you've never tried it before. There is even a beginners only departures for this trip! VBT's Trip Leaders will fit you with the best equipment for your ability and provide lessons, tips, and recommend which trails are right for you. Remember, like walking or biking, it's not a sport that requires exceptional balance, dexterity or stamina—anyone can do it! So join us this winter and don't let the cold keep you indoors, there's a whole new world waiting for you just outside!


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I barbecued some ribs over the weekend and thought "we have to have Coleslaw with ribs". So, as a side dish, I made Semi-Asian-insp...Read More »
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Mobile Device Lab Management. Simplifed.
Remotely Manage Devices, Apps and Tester Activity
Mobile strategies in the enterprise have extended well beyond planning for a single application for external use. Today, organizations have multiple apps that need to be tested across multiple platforms, operating systems, and device types. Maintaining a variety of phones and tablets in all makes and models that are available 24/7 can quickly become chaotic.
Add the security concerns around data management and accessibility and you have a complex situation to solve. So how do you securely manage all of the devices in your test lab — within your infrastructure — while providing device access to globally distributed team members? Mobile Labs deviceConnect™.
deviceConnect is an internal cloud-based mobile application testing platform that provides comprehensive management of mobile application testing assets. The patent-pending technology brings order to the chaos of managing mobile devices and apps in enterprise test labs.
"A troubling two-thirds of organizations (65%) do not have the right tools to test mobile applications and equally concerning is the 52% who do not have access to the required devices." – CapGemini and Sogeti's fourth annual World Quality Report.
Unlike public device clouds, deviceConnect is highly secure because implementation occurs inside your enterprise's corporate infrastructure. Its location behind your corporate firewall means deviceConnect is easy to install and manage and can be maintained remotely. Housed in a compact mobile cart, this turnkey solution consists of a server, which runs the deviceConnect software, and a rack available in multiple configurations to accommodate large quantities of mobile devices.
deviceConnect takes up a fraction of the space that other on-premises solutions require. Data center personnel can easily wheel the cart from one location to the next and it requires no assistance from environment or power experts, minimizing downtime.
Manage Devices
Designed for enterprise testing teams, deviceConnect's powerful, Web-based management console lets you remotely manage, track and monitor your testing assets by individual device name, manufacturer, model number, OS version, availability, and more. Any device in your organization (Android and iOS smarthphones and tablets, which have not been rooted or jailbroken, included) can be managed using the internal cloud-based mobile testing tool.
With this second-generation software solution, your testers will no longer waste time searching for a device that was inadvertently locked in another tester's desk drawer or preparing to 'set up' for testing. Instead, they can focus exclusively on conducting tests more accurately and efficiently, speeding up the deployment and ROI of your enterprise mobile apps.
With deviceConnect, you can:
- Remotely add, disable or reboot devices as needed
- Force close devices as needed, with the device automatically returning to 'Available' status
- Track any device or group of devices by individual device name, manufacturer, model number or OS version
- View device inventory in real time
- Filter device inventory by available, in use, in use by a selected user or by device platform
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deviceConnect enables remote management of tester access to both test devices and the apps requiring testing. Using the solution, QA managers can add, modify or disable any tester or administrator in the organization. In addition, access to authorized users can easily be limited with deviceConnect's password management functionality.
In addition, deviceConnect lets testers—regardless of their location—remotely access and share Android and iOS smartphones and tablets for manual or automated testing. Via deviceConnect's flexible, Web-based console, testers can easily identify and select an available device. Once a device is selected, the tester can identify apps available for test, perform object definition, script development, and automated-script testing as well as manual testing.
With deviceConnect, you can:
- Enforce roles-based user access for granular control of applications and device usage
- Secure device communication via encryption
- Add, modify or disable testers and administrators
- Limit deviceConnect access to authorized users only
- Manage and administer deviceConnect passwords
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deviceConnect provides a central repository to manage applications under test. A simple upload process puts the app into that repository, giving testers visibility into the apps available for test on specific devices.
With deviceConnect, you can:
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- Filter application list by device platform
- Automatically load application upon connection
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Whether you are performing automated mobile application tests or testing manually, deviceConnect provides visibility into the devices and apps available for test. QA team members can identify which devices are in use by specific tester. In addition, deviceConnect enables administrators and test lab managers to monitor mobile device inventory and usage.
QA teams using deviceConnect can test however they need to. For automation, deviceConnect uses Mobile Labs' Trust™ mobile application testing software, an add-in for the industry's leading automated testing platform, to perform cross-platform automated testing on real, pristine smartphones and tablets.
When it comes to manual testing, deviceConnect transforms mobile application testing efficiency and management. It helps testers locate the right device and the right application and makes an instantaneous connection to begin testing from any desktop in the enterprise.
deviceConnect supports remote gestures for more accurate control of user-interface actions such as scrolling, swiping, selecting, and dragging. Full support of remote manual-testing gestures includes flick, fling, tap, long tap, double tap and pinch and zoom. In addition, testers can remotely simulate device rotation via deviceConnect, enhancing their capability to thoroughly test mobile app functionality whether manually or through Trust automation.
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I have just recently installed Navisworks Simulate 2013 on a Dell computer running Windwos 7- 64 bit operating system. I am trying to update the software to Service Pack 2. I download the installer package named "Autodesk_Navisworks_2013_Service_Pack_2_Multiling
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Maybe it is a corrupted download?
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I suspect that based on the date of your build, your installer was already SP2. Autodesk often releases their installations with the service packs already included. SP2 came out in August of 2012, so based on the fact that your release is September, I would imagine this is why you are unable to install your update.
Travis is correct. The version 10.2.0.91043 is the build for NS SP2. You can check that in the Control Panel - Programs and Features - View installed updates.
If my post answers your question, please click the "Accept as Solution" button. This helps everyone find answers more quickly!
OK. I See that you are correct.
It would be great if the "About Navisworks" screen would update with the information that the latest build or Service Pack has been installed to simplify answereing that question. As I remember that information used to be always shown in that location, at least for other autocad software.


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The driver of the vehicle who police say that resulted in injuries to four people was charged criminally Friday.
Police say Bryan Vanderburgh, 27, was drunk when he ran a red light at the intersection of routes 70 and 88 early Thursday morning, crashing into another vehicle and damaging a third.
Vanderburgh was charged Friday with three counts of aggravated assault with an automobile, Brick Police Capt. John Rein said.
The charges, Rein said, are the result of an ongoing investigation into the 1:49 a.m. accident and based on the fact that the investigation showed Vanderburgh was intoxicated at the time of the crash, as well as the severity of the injuries suffered by three of the accident victims.
Police say Vanderburgh was driving a 2012 Nisssan Frontier pickup and violated the red light signal as he was traveling eastbound on Route 70, approaching the Laurelton exchange. His vehicle struck a 1994 Acura Integra driven by Edwin Triana, 28, of Toms River, who was proceeding through the intersection on Route 88 in the westbound direction.
Triana sustained multiple fractures to his lower right leg and laceration to the back of his head. A passenger, Anthony G. Nieves, 25, of Jackson, sustained a head laceration and another passenger, Brian J. Unglert, 28, of Hoboken, suffered from a broken shoulder and a possible broken collarbone.
A third vehicle was damaged by flying debris, but its driver was not injured.
Vanderburgh was arrested at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Rein said. The criminal charges have been filed in addition to several motor vehicle offenses charged at the scene, which include DWI, reckless driving, careless driving, failure to observe a traffic signal and failure to wear a seatbelt.
Brick Municipal Court Judge Robert Lepore set bail at $30,000. A check of jail records early Saturday morning showed Vanderburgh was not being held at the Ocean County Jail.


text: Albuquerque — The adobe-like walls of Antoine Predock's new building for the University of New Mexico's architecture school loom serenely over the gaudy 1960s streetscape of old Route 66 here in Albuquerque. In fact, the building fits the New Mexico landscape so well that at first I almost missed it. Unlike the neighborhood's tarted-up restaurants and motels, it does nothing to call attention to itself. It's as big, as timeless, and as self-assured as a geological feature, like the impressive La Bajada escarpment between here and Santa Fe.


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Candler's Contextual Education Program for Master of Divinity (MDiv) students sets the standard. It's comprehensive. It's intentional. We even wrote the book on it! After visiting 17 peer seminaries, our Con Ed Directors published Equipping the Saints: Best Practices in Contextual Theological Education.
At Candler, our Con Ed Program marries thought and action by integrating rigorous coursework, supervised field experience and pastor-led reflection groups. Many seminaries require a placement in either social ministry settings or church settings. Candler requires both. First-year MDiv students spend four hours a week serving in clinical or social ministry settings, and second-year students practice ministry in ecclesial settings for eight hours a week.
The result? Our students gain an unequalled depth and breadth of practical experience to assist in vocational discernment and spiritual development—so they're prepared to serve no matter where God leads.
Find lists of work sites, student thoughts about their experiences, and much more at the ConEd section of the website.


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LAFD Engine Company
LAFD Engine Company - all LAFD Engines are Triple Combination apparatus, meaning they can pump water, carry hose, and have a water tank. Commonly called, "triples" by firefighters, these powerful fire engines are the core of the city's fire defense system. LAFD engines are designed specifically for the diverse needs of the City of Los Angeles. They are housed in single engine fire stations, as well as at task force stations with companion truck companies. This example is a brand new 2010 KME, one of a series of new KME apparatus, designed and built exclusively for the LAFD. These KME triples are unlike any built for other agencies, including but not limited to the LAcFD. Special features include 4-wheel disc brakes, a brush box (for wildfire equipment) that is built in to the unit (rather than sitting on top, creating more drag and reducing fuel efficiency), and advanced lighting and monitor controls.
The photo above shows a brand new KME triple being prepared for service. It has not yet been assigned to a fire station. Most of these KME triples will be assigned to "Light Forces" throughout the city.
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Angel lighting part of £80,000 St Mary's Church project (From This is The West Country)
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Angel lighting part of £80,000 St Mary's Church project
7:10pm Tuesday 4th December 2012 in Somerset
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A SPECTACULAR lighting installation has been created at a town centre church in Taunton.
The £80,000 project involved lighting up angels in glass doors at St Mary's Church in Hammett Street.
Rev Rod Corke is pictured with the new installation.
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Co. Springs Police on Alert after Boston Marathon Bombings
The bombings at the Boston Marathon finish line have law enforcement in Colorado Springs on high alert.
Police in Colorado Springs said they are keeping a close eye on how the tragedy in Boston develops. The department is waiting for answers on who is behind these bombings to see how it should react.
Some police officers stayed at work longer on Monday, just in case there was an emergency. Officer in Colorado Springs said they feel for the victims and first responders.
"These events, these explosion type events, they are tragic for the officers too, for the first responders who get there. They see a lot of carnage. They see a lot of people, innocent people, being harmed for whatever reason, and it does take a toll on them mentally," said Lt. Brian Ritz.
Colorado Springs has about 100 large-scale special events a year. Police look at local special events individually to decide how many officers will be needed.
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Arizona United SC will play the 2014 USL PRO season at Peoria Sports Complex. Games will be played at night from April to August.
June 21-Aug 28 watch the Mariners and Padres play other Minor League teams from the Cactus League at 7 pm on the Practice Fields. Free admission and parking.
Planning an Event?
Peoria Sports Complex welcomes the opportunity to host your next event. For details on facility rental, click here or complete our online Event Request Form.


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Book your room at Super 8 Las Vegas Nellis AFB Area
Double Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Room, 1 Queen Bed, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Room, 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Room, 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Room, 1 King Bed, SmokingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Double Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Las Vegas motel with an outdoor pool
Situated in Las Vegas, this motel is close to Nellis Air Force Base. Area attractions also include Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Planetarium Observatory.
Property Features
Super 8 Las Vegas Nellis AFB Area provides complimentary wireless Internet access, free self parking, ATM/banking services, and coffee/tea in the lobby.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and separate sitting areas.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Super 8 Las Vegas Nellis AFB Area features an outdoor pool, coffee/tea in the lobby, and ATM/banking services. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Total number of rooms - 110
- Outdoor pool
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- ATM/banking
- Free breakfast
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free self parking
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
In your room
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Separate sitting area
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Shower/tub combination
- Coffee/tea maker
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for Super 8 Las Vegas Nellis AFB Area
When you arrive
Check-in time ends at 5 AM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Your pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Pet fee: USD 15 per pet, per night
- Refrigerator fee: USD 5 per day
- In-room microwave fee: USD 5 per day
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The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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130 Cress Street in Laguna Beach
- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 6
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About laguna beach vacation rentals - 130 cress street
Beautifully updated cottage with stylish furnishings available in the heart of laguna beach on the ocean side of pacific coast highway. Just steps to the beach this unit features indoor/outdoor showers for rinsing off after a fun day in the surf. Walking distance to galleries, restaurants, shopping, and all laguna beach offers. Newly remodeled unit has all new furniture with upgraded kitchen and bathroom. Sit on the terrace and enjoy the fire pit while watching the sun set. Enjoy a gourmet meal in this kitchen fit for a master chef or barbeque outside. Bedrooms feature top of the line mattresses and luxury linens. Sleeper sofa opens to a comfortable queen mattress. Settle in for a great vacation - easy living in comfortable laguna beach style. Ample parking in this 3 car driveway.
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house rental amenities
Parking: Driveway, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25
Amenities: Air Conditioning, BBQ Grill, Big Screen TV, Cable, Coffee Maker, DVD, Dishwasher, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Internet, Iron and Board, Kitchenette, Laundry, Microwave, Open Patio, Private Pool, Refrigerator, Satellite TV, Stereo, TV, VCR
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$3,821.00 /Week $12,180.00 /Month Security Deposit: $1000 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $200
Minimum Stay: 7 Nights
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$555.00 /Daily $3,821.00 /Week $12,180.00 /Month Security Deposit: $999.99
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
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$2,600.00 /Week $8,400.00 /Month Security Deposit: $999.99
Minimum Stay: 7 Nights
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* Please Note: Taxes, fees, and deposits will affect the trip cost.
Carla Moore 866-803-6669
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DURHAM — On a white board in the Duke locker room Thursday, there was one word, printed in all caps and underlined a few times for effect.
It took until the second half of their 73-57 win over Georgia Tech for the Blue Devils to take that message to heart. But Rasheed Sulaimon, who finished with an efficient 15 points, had started to focus on that idea earlier in the week.
This week in practice, I just got back to fundamentals, working hard and doing whatever my teammates needed me to do, he said. Coming into the game, I just wanted to bring energy, especially on the defensive side, and just try to give any spark I could.
Thursdays game marked the first time Sulaimon didnt start. Only eight other freshman guards have started in the season opener during the Mike Krzyzewski era (all but Tommy Amaker and Jon Scheyer went on to play in the NBA), and, for the first 11 games, Sulaimon was a regular contributor on both ends of the floor.
But then, suddenly, he couldnt find his shot, and he went in a 9-for-40 slump through the N.C. State game. Against the Wolfpack, Duke suffered its first loss, and Sulaimon suffered through his worst game: 0-for-10 from the field, with four points for the foul line, and no steals, rebounds or assists.
"Really since coming back from Christmas, he really hasnt played that well in all aspects of the game," Krzyzewski said Monday when asked about Sulaimons shooting slump. Sometimes, especially a younger player, if the ball is not going in, it can have an adverse effect on other aspects of your game, and that might be whats happening with him.
Its not the first time Sulaimon had fallen into a funk. Ray Marshall, who coached Sulaimon at Houston Strake Jesuit High, has seen his star occasionally hit a wall.
Youre talking about a kid that hardly ever got off the floor, Marshall said. And on top of that, part of the load he carries are the high expectations he has for himself in the classroom.
At Duke, that load has been magnified, as Sulaimon averaged 29.6 minutes per game as a starter and also dealt with the academic adjustment all college freshmen make. But each time he hit a wall in high school, hed work though it, Marshall said. Hed focus on his fundamentals, and it would all start to come back.
If he hits that first or second shot, youll see him relax, Marshall said before the Georgia Tech game. It will be something simple, where he really didnt have to press, and thats when youll see him have that breakthrough and have a solid game. It wont be anything flashy, but that will be the turnaround point for him again.
And thats exactly what happened. Sulaimon hit his first shot, a 3-pointer from the right corner, midway through the first half. Then he hit another corner 3 in the final minute of the half to cut Dukes deficit to one.
He started the second half with an assists on Quinn Cooks 3, which put Duke ahead for good, and his layup that led to a 3-point play and a two-handed dunk brought the emotional reaction Krzyzewski had wanted to see.
At the end of the game, Sulaimon was 5-for-8 from the floor for 15 points, and that went along with five rebounds and that assist.
Rasheed had his best performance since Temple (Dec. 8), Krzyzewski said. For a lot of freshman it is tough to keep playing really well, but he had a month where he just wasnt playing up to the level that he can play at, but (Thursday) he did.
Sulaimon is his own worst critic, and his teammates have tried, as his high school coaches did, to get him to relax and cut himself a break. Recently, though, he picked up a new mindset, one that he says has helped.
I put a lot of pressure on myself, but thats the thing I need to change, he said. I need to not focus on myself and need to focus on helping the team.
Sulaimon wasnt going to be perfect. But less-than-perfect will work just fine.
Anytime you get pulled out of the lineup, its not easy, Mason Plumlee said, but its all about how you come back.
Keeley 919-829-4556; Twitter @laurakeeley