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Original post made on Jul 16, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 16, 2013, 11:10 AM
on Jul 16, 2013 at 2:57 pm
I saw the security tape on 11:00 news last night. Surely they know they are on film. They specifically went to certain cases, not others, like they might have 'cased' the place.
on Jul 16, 2013 at 3:18 pm
"The outlets' on-duty private security did not hear anything unusual at the time but did see the vehicles drive out of the outlets at a high rate of speed."
The on-duty private security is paid to do what exactly?
on Jul 16, 2013 at 6:16 pm
not take a bullet or get killed for any employer...duh

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Honestly, my intention was not to goad you, or to put words in your mouth. Obviously, I shoudl have been more careful with my words.
But, I would still like to see a video of what you are referring to. I have not seen any so far. I can read that the Israelis are claiming that the commandos were being lynched (which is probably where my poor choice fo words came from), and the activists claiming that they had 2.5 wooden sticks between them.


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I have had the privilege of working in Cooperstown for the past 30 some years, first in the county office building and then at a real estate office, and for the past 20 years at the Lake Front Motel as assistant to Paula Wikoff.
Recently, Paula came in front of the Board of Trustees of Cooperstown to have the Lake Front Motel property classification changed to ``Hotel'' so she could more easily pursue a project involving some changes and updates to the motel.
The changes she has proposed are to simply update the facade of the building to give them a more updated appearance, while still making it appealing to the eye along the lake.
Also, to utilize some wasted space along the upper side of the East side to make a couple more rooms there so she can make the rooms along the lower level a little larger and handicap accessible.
She also wants to slightly change the pitch of the roof so the snow will slide off, instead of having to be shoveled, by raising the existing rooflines two feet.
That is only 24 inches. The number of rooms when complete will actually decrease. Right from the start of this project, Paula made it clear to the designer that she wanted to go to the minimum height to obtain the needed pitch for snow to slide off. She then invited her neighbors to stop by the office so she could show them her plans and discuss with them any concerns they had.
She even went so far as to cut a piece of plywood to set on top of the existing roof to show how the 24- inch height would only change the view by a sliver.
She did this for her neighbors.
Neighbors, who when they added on to their buildings, Paula voiced no issue. Neighbors, who when they asked her for a boat slip on her docks so they could just walk down from the corner, she said sure.
Neighbors, who when they wanted to have a commercial daycare center located at their residential property with the play yard directly behind her rooms for sleep, she voiced no issue.
Now, how has she been treated in return?
There are many employees who rely on the Lake Front to make their living, as so many in the area do, during the tourist season.
In these economic times it is getting more and more difficult to compete with the 50s-style motel, regardless of how well it's maintained, with the numerous chain hotels popping up all over.
Commercial businesses in Cooperstown are very important to the economic base and need to be considered just as important as the historical residences. This issue needs to be addressed by a zoning board — and if you really want to be in the correct historical frame, the property along this area of the lake should be reverted back to the original zoning classification that it was at the beginning of the settlement of Cooperstown — commercial.
Rosemary McCarthy
Wishing them the best
For over five years the Lions Club of Cooperstown has enjoyed the abundant hospitality of Lynn Hathaway and his staff at O'Hanlan's Steakhouse in the Hartwick Commons.
Having been treated so well for such a long time, we are very sad to see the restaurant closed. During our bi-monthly meetings, as well as when we celebrated special occasions, we always found the service polite and friendly and the food to our liking.
We will miss Deb, Colleen, Jessica and the others who made our time at O'Hanlans so pleasant. We wish Lynn the best.
David Pearlman
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This section describes the
scanf conversions for reading numeric
The '%d' conversion matches an optionally signed integer in decimal
radix. The syntax that is recognized is the same as that for the
strtol function (see Parsing of Integers) with the value
10 for the base argument.
The '%i' conversion matches an optionally signed integer in any of
the formats that the C language defines for specifying an integer
constant. The syntax that is recognized is the same as that for the
strtol function (see Parsing of Integers) with the value
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syntax that is recognized is the same as that for the
function (see Parsing of Integers) with the appropriate value
10, or
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The '%X' conversion is identical to the '%x' conversion. They both permit either uppercase or lowercase letters to be used as digits.
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int *, and
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char *.
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short int * or
short int *.
intmax_t * or
uintmax_t *.
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long int * or
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considered as a pointer to a wide character or wide character string
respectively. This use of 'l' was introduced in Amendment 1 to
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unsigned long long int *. (The
long long type is an extension supported by the
GNU C compiler. For systems that don't provide extra-long integers, this
is the same as
long int.)
The 'q' modifier is another name for the same thing, which comes
from 4.4 BSD; a
long long int is sometimes called a "quad"
ptrdiff_t *.
This modifier was introduced in ISO C99.
size_t *.
This modifier was introduced in ISO C99.
All of the '%e', '%f', '%g', '%E', and '%G'
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signed floating point number, in the same syntax as for the
strtod function (see Parsing of Floats).
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float *. (This is different from the corresponding output
conversions, where the default type is
double; remember that
float arguments to
printf are converted to
by the default argument promotions, but
float * arguments are
not promoted to
double *.) You can specify other sizes of float
using these type modifiers:
double *.
long double *.
For all the above number parsing formats there is an additional optional
flag '''. When this flag is given the
scanf function
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according to the grouping rules of the currently selected locale
(see General Numeric).
If the
"C" or
"POSIX" locale is selected there is no
difference. But for a locale which specifies values for the appropriate
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On Monday's Chat Room, Sun-Times Splash Editor Susanna Negovan and Consultant Rochelle Trotter discuss the recent PSA done for gun control and the impact of after school programs on violence.
Hadiya Pendleton's mother recently made a public service announcement for gun control urging congress to make changes "starting with background checks." The question lies in whether or not this was a good idea.
Susanna thinks it feels sort of exploitative given the fact that this teen was just buried six days ago. Rochelle disagreed, stating its a perfect time for her mom to do this PSA - while national attention is still on her tragic death. Both ladies agree that the message is not focused on the real problem: Criminals don't get guns legally so background checks aren't relevant to them.
The ladies then discussed Mayor Emanuel's recent decision to allocate $2 million to an after school program, Becoming A Man-Sports Edition, which President Obama recently touted on his visit to Chicago.
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CATEGORIES MoviesGina Carano is the star of "Haywire," but she's not among the stars of "Haywire." That list includes a murderer's row of acting talent: Michael Douglas, Antonio Banderas, Michael Fassbender, Channing Tatum and Ewan McGregor.
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Wayne Police Officer Bob Franco is walking.
Franco is rehabilitating from the severe spinal cord injury he suffered during Superstorm Sandy.
"I'm walking, although it's unsteady, I'm walking, which I'm very happy for," Franco said in a telephone interview Monday evening from his rehab center's bed. "I'm advancing every day and won't accept anything less."
Franco, 42, was pinned under a tree that fell on his patrol car at Fire Co. 5 on Lake Drive West Oct. 29, while responding to the scene of a ruptured gas line on the street.
Franco pulled up to speak to Assistant Company Chief John Neukum to determine if the road needed to be closed. Moments later, the tree fell on both his and Neukem's vehicles.
It took paramedics an hour to remove Franco from the vehicle.
In addition to walking, Franco, a father of three, has very limited mobility in his arms and neck.
Franco remembers every second of the horrific ordeal.
"The tree didn't bounce, there was no bounce. It just crunched straight down. I thought I was going to die," Franco said as his wife held the phone up to his head. "I said whatever prayers I could and thought of my family."
Franco's head was pinned into his right shoulder; his bulletproof vest was strangling him.
Franco said there were live electrical wires around the vehicles.
"Everyone who was at that scene took a risk saving me," Franco said. "I owe all those guys my life."
Capt. Mark McGrath, Franco's longtime friend and fellow police officer, was one of those guys.
"He pulled the vest down so I could breathe. He kept repeating: 'I got you pal.' He kept reassuring me that everything was going to be OK," Franco said.
McGrath said he simply came to the aid of a friend.
"I just wanted to let him know that I was there," McGrath said. "That kind of thing happens to first responders every day but you can't think about that when you're out there doing your job during something like a hurricane. We've known each other for years and I know he would have done the same thing for me without hesitation."
Neukem escaped the incident with only minor injuries.
"I can't explain what happened because I know what the outcome should have been," Neukem said. "If it wasn't for him, if he wasn't there, I would have been dead. He saved me and I saved him."
Franco was immobilized in the days following the accident but is slowly regaining his ability to move.
He said he has received cards and well wishes from across the country.
Local residents have also shown their support. The police department has set up a donation fund. Two residents held a charity run earlier this month. Fairway Market in Woodland Park will donate a portion of sales this Thursday to Franco and his family.
But he isn't letting his physical limitations prevent him from looking toward the future. Franco wants to continue keeping Wayne safe and enjoying life.
"I have a wife and kids to get back to and take care of and I have a career to finish," Franco said. "I am bound and determined to get back to the way things were. I need to be able to fully use my arms and legs again so I can give each one of those people who helped me that day a great big bear hug."
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NEW ORLEANS (WDRB) -- You can't lay out a game plan much more clearly than University of Louisville coach Charlie Strong did it one day before his Cardinals will face Florida in the AllState Sugar Bowl."Our game plan is all about Teddy," Strong said.It's not exactly revealing any secrets. Cardinals' sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, in fact, has been the central feature of both teams' game preparations for the Sugar Bowl.Florida safety Matt Elam called Bridgewater, "hands down the best quarterback we will face this season."That would include Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M."Playing against a good quarterback like Teddy makes you lock in a little more and makes you focus a little more," Elam said.Florida coach Will Muschamp said, "He's by far the leader of their football team."There could be worse strategies for U of L than putting the game into Bridgewater's hands against a group ranked No. 5 nationally in total defense and No. 3 in scoring defense.Before leaving Louisville for the first Sugar Bowl practices in New Orleans, U of L offensive coordinator Shawn Watson said, "It'll be one of those games where you'll take your two-, three- and four yard runs and hope to crack one occasionally. And we'll use the passing game to help us with the run and play off that play-action."
[READ MORE ABOUT U OF L'S EARLIER OFFENSIVE PREPARATION HERE]For Bridgewater, that means making quick reads against a defense that will be looking to hit him early to prevent him from getting a rhythm.U of L's West Coast passing game gives Bridgewater great flexibility at the line, choosing run plays, blocking schemes and protections. This game, against this level of defense, will put even more into his hands and onto his instincts. Watson, in talking about the offensive game plan, has stressed the importance of longer, sustained drives, "just moving the chains," he said.That doesn't mean U of L will abandon deeper looks, but it might mean the Cards work to establish possession and a short passing game first.As for throwing so much onto a sophomore in his first full season of this system, Watson said he has no reservations."We put a lot on him," Watson said. ". . . But he's had to make a lot of decisions in every aspect of the game all season. He gets us in the right play at the line of scrimmage many times. He fixes our protection at the line. Plus then he's making pass decisions and he's a coach on the field. And it's been remarkable for me because most of the time I've been doing this, 30 years, and coaching this position 20 of those 30, I've never had a guy who could do so much so early."Bridgewater will have plenty to keep his eye on with the Florida defense. Elam will be one key. Florida likes to bring him all the way up the line of scrimmage. He's an effective blitzer from his safety spot, but is good enough in coverage to be a nickel back.The other concern for Bridgewater will be defensive end Shariff Floyd."We totally count on (Floyd) in all our packages to be a real force in terms of affecting the quarterback," Muschamp said. "And with us playing Louisville, their quarterback is as accurate as there is. We know the importance of getting the guy off the spot and getting hits to him and affecting him. That's something we totally believe in defensively and how important it is."Bridgewater has been working this week with various devices on his left wrist -- you can call them hard braces or soft casts. He has shown little effects of a sprained ankle, though when making pitches while running to his left he was conspicuous in his use of his right hand, which isn't the natural way of making such a play, indicating that there's still some issue with his wrist. Bridgewater wouldn't put a percentage on how far back he is, but said it doesn't matter."I feel great," he said. "I can't put a percentage on it right now, but I feel great. I've been running really well in practice so it won't be much of a factor. It's not bothering me at all."Strong said, "Teddy's healthy now. If (Will) Stein has to come in and play, we'll use him. But right now it's on Teddy. . . . I'm not saying he's 100 percent, but he's going to be better than he was in the Rutgers game."When asked about Elam implying that Bridgwater is better than Johnny Manziel, Muschamp said, "That's the respect we have for Teddy. We think he's a really good football player. The films speak for themselves. Guy threw for over 3,000 yards, 28 touchdown throws and only six interceptions, makes great decisions with the ball. I think he's very accurate with the football because he creates a lot of vertical throws."If there's more riding on Bridgewater this week, there's been no indication by his demeanor. But he has acknowledged that he's facing a new level of challenge."They are very physical," Bridgewater said. "They have a great front seven. The closet team to them (that U of L has played) would be Rutgers, but we really haven't faced a team like them."
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The Week 14 BCS rankings won't be announced until tonight on ESPN, but the college football world will be anxiously anticipating this week's standings. And for good reason: this might be the most consequential set of standings this year, even more so than the final BCS rankings, and could more or less set the lineup of teams for the BCS bowls.
That's because this week's rankings will likely influence two conference races, and might determine whether Stanford misses a BCS bowl entirely.
First, in the Big Ten, the final BCS rankings will be used to break a tie between Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Michigan State. While the Week 14 standings are not the final ones, all three teams have finished their regular seasons, and should remain in the same position next week as they end up in this week. For that reason, Wisconsin and Ohio State will be watching tonight's standings closely, each hoping to lead the Big Ten and all but lock up a Rose Bowl berth.
Whichever team comes in second shouldn't fret, though: a Sugar Bowl berth is likely for that team.
The Big 12 South will also be paying close attention to this week's BCS rankings: whichever team of the trio of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Texas A&M is ranked highest in this week's BCS standings will win the division tiebreaker and head to the Big 12 Championship Game this week. That's almost assured to be Oklahoma, which is higher-ranked in both of the major human polls, but the Cowboys and Aggies can still hold out hope.
And for Stanford, getting up to fourth in the final BCS rankings would qualify the Cardinal for an automatic BCS bowl berth, and save them from the vagaries of a bowl selection process that might not work in their favor, thanks to a Rose Bowl that likely cannot take Stanford and a small fan base that might not appeal to the Fiesta Bowl or Orange Bowl. The Cardinal's season is done, though, which means that if the squad cannot beat out Wisconsin for fourth in this week's standings, it must hope for upsets of Oregon and Auburn — or a radical devaluation of TCU — to free up a spot next week.


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The fifth-rated TCU men's tennis squad claimed the Arizona State Quadrangle title Monday by defeating No. 18 Pepperdine 4-0 at the Whiteman Tennis Center in Tempe. The Horned Frogs' 11-0 record ties the school record for the best start with the 1981 team. The Waves dropped to 8-5 with the loss. It was only TCU's fourth victory against Pepperdine in 16 tries.
"Today was a battle," TCU head coach Joey Riv? said. "We fought hard out there. I was proud of the way everyone competed and the effort that was given. It was a great match and a lot closer than the 4-0 score made it look."
After losing the doubles point for the first time yesterday to No. 28 Washington, the Horned Frogs grinded out a couple of wins at Nos. 2 and 3 for the early 1-0 lead. Jacob Martin and Alex Menichini improved to 10-0 on the season at three doubles by defeating Kevin Borzenski and Richard Johnson, 8-2. Martin and Menichini are 11-0 overall. Hector Almada and Jacopo Tezza clinched the win by stunning the 16th-ranked duo of Scott Doerner and Alexandre Herrera at two by an 8-5 count. The No. 1 spot belonged to the Waves' Calle Hansen and Pedro Rico, who are ranked No. 11. They defeated TCU's 10th-rated tandem of Rafael Abreu and Fabrizio Sestini, 8-4.
Tezza provided TCU's first victory in singles by downing Doerner at the No. 4 slot by scores of 6-4, 6-3 to run his record on the year to 19-6. He is also 9-1 in dual matches. Sestini continued his outstanding singles play by taking out Herrera in staight sets, 7-6, 6-4, for his seventh win in a row. He is now 10-1 in duals and 16-5 overall. The clincher was provided by Martin at six singles, where he needed three sets to dispose of Johnson, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2.
TCU will travel to Oklahoma March 13 to face No. 54 Tulsa at 1 p.m. The Horned Frogs return home March 17 to face the No. 32-ranked Miami Hurricanes at noon.
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When I hover over a store in the right iframe, I don't see any "data" being displayed in that frame...
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The Chiefs' woes would also extend to special teams, as Buffalo made it academic when Leodis McKelvin took a Dustin Colquitt punt 88 yards for another touchdown to make it 35-3 in the third.
Kansas City finally got on the board with a garbage-time touchdown, as Cassel hit Dwyane Bowe down the right sideline for a 33-yard touchdown. It was much too little and way too late, as the Bills took to the ground to salt the game away.
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Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, said two draft versions of two national defense bills could prevent the closure of the 911th Airlift Wing, according to his office.
Murphy said if passed the bills would allow the Moon-based wing to keep each of its eight C-130 aircraft and prevent a downsizing of the neighboring 171st Refueling Wing.
A defense appropriations bill slated for a vote next week before the House Appropriations Commitee would freeze any proposed retirements or transfers of Air Force aircraft, including the 911th's C-130s and the KC-135 refueling stratotankers at the 171st Refueling Wing.
The House Committee on Armed Services also released a defense-planning bill for 2013 that stops all C-130 aircraft retirements planned for the coming year.
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As you can see, when you select a filter option the appropriate images fade out using fadeOut(). However once the fade out animation finishes, the remaining visible images sort of just jump to their new positions. Instead of having this, I want it so they animate and slide into position, similar to how it's done here: http://www.newmediacampaigns.com/portfolio
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Besides that, I tried playing around with different animations instead of the fadeOut() function, such as using animate to "tween" the width and height to 0 which did take away the whole jumping problem, but the animation of the images shrinking to the top didn't look very cool. If I could get the visible elements to smoothly animate to their new positions along with a fade out or shrink-to-the-center-of-the-image or really anything that looks cool for the removed images, that would be awesome.
I tried some extensive googling, but really couldn't find a good solution. The solutions I found were too specific to their cases and didn't really seem relevant to mine. I'm really stuck now so any help or comments would be greatly appreciated!
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RGBa & HSLa CSS Generator for Internet Explorer
04 Dec 09
Update! – The generator now converts HSLa values as well as RGBa. Many thanks to Michael Jackson for making sense of the algorithm to convert HSL to RGB.
If you've been keeping up with how recent browsers have been implementing parts of the CSS3 spec, you may already be using RGBa or HSLa to define semi-transparent background colors. You'd also know that this works in recent versions of Firefox and Safari, but not in any version of Internet Explorer.
There are, however, workarounds to get semi-transparent backgrounds working in IE. One such workaround utilizes a proprietary IE filter property,
DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Gradient, but using it requires you to recalculate your RGBa or HSLa value into a hex code formatted as
#AARRGGBB, where the
AA is the alpha value in hex format. The remaining
RRGGBB value is standard hex code that is familiar to anyone who writes CSS.
I recently used this workaround for a new site I'm working on, but I found the task of converting an RGBa value to a
#AARRGGBB hex value to be tedious to the point of being nearly inscrutable. So I did what any lazy programmer worth his salt would do: I put together the little tool you see below to automate this conversion and give the IE-specific CSS for any RGBa or HSLa definition. Try it—just enter an RGBa definition like
rgba(24,104,33,0.65) or
hsla(248,65%,20%,0.4) below and you'll get the version of that code which IE will understand.
And that's all there is to it. One important thing to note: be sure to put your IE-specific code in its own stylesheet and feed it to IE using conditional comments.
I'm sure I'll find this tool useful in the near future. I hope you do too.
Jim says:
8 January 2010 ∞
Only for 7 or later?
6 does not support? or "supports normal"?
James Seymour-Lock says:
4 March 2010 ∞
Great tool, really helps speed up the whole process! Many Thanks
Björn Rixman says:
22 March 2010 ∞
Great idea, but for it to work in IE8, don't you need to add one more line, but where filter is prefixed with
-ms-? like so:
-ms-filter:progid:DXImageTransform … etc etc.
I've been using it on a recent project and couldn't get it to work without having two declarations.
Björn Rixman says:
24 March 2010 ∞
Oh, that's right, I totally forgot to mention the quoted values…
christofer pak says:
12 April 2010 ∞
super nifty! great job!
mic says:
19 May 2010 ∞
You're much better off using a semi-transparent png, and use that as background image. Works with all browser as of IE6, no conditional CSS needed. And for IE6 you can use the PNG hack, which greatly reduces impact for the rest of your CSS.
susan ohtake says:
25 May 2010 ∞
Thanks for this!
Might also be helpful to note that it only works only on class definitions…it will not work if you try to apply it to an ID. I wracked my brain for hours trying to figure that one out ;-)
Private Facebook says:
5 June 2010 ∞
I think mic is a bit confused judging by his reply
Zoe Gillenwater says:
18 June 2010 ∞
Very cool! What would it take to convince you to make an HSLA one? :-)
Tom B says:
23 June 2010 ∞
if you use it in a :hover it causes a weird flicker effect :(
the future says:
6 July 2010 ∞
Saved me a lot of time too. Thanks for the article.
Zoe Gillenwater says:
7 July 2010 ∞
Awesome, thanks so much for adding the HSLA option. But, strangely, now I can't get it to work at all. I put in an HSLA value, push Enter, click into the IE value box — nothing happens. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong…Could you clue me in?
Retheesh Gopi says:
23 July 2010 ∞
Hey man..its coool, really wonderful, i was searching this for a loong time…. thanx buddy…really super….congrats
shoebappa says:
18 August 2010 ∞
What a time saver, thanks!
tdskate says:
25 August 2010 ∞
Nice little tool.
Can you make something like this that converts box-shadow properties to an IE filter?
Zoe Gillenwater says:
27 August 2010 ∞
Cool, fixed now! I discovered that it doesn't like it if you don't have a zero in front of the decimal in the opacity level, such as hsla(182,44%,76%,.5), but that's not a big deal. Thanks again for this great tool!
Scott Silvi says:
13 September 2010 ∞
Very useful converter – definitely bookmarked this tool!
Marco says:
13 September 2010 ∞
Thank you so much!
Microsoft sucks!
Johannes Gorset says:
14 September 2010 ∞
This is a great tool. Thanks!
Scott says:
30 September 2010 ∞
Excellent tool, but I was pulling my hair out trying to get it to work in IE8. It turns out that zoom: 1 no longer forces hasLayout. I was able to get it to work by specifying display: inline-block
Dan Tello says:
22 October 2010 ∞
Thanks for this. I just used it to fix the infamous ie8 black border around pngs when fading with jQuery. Just give the image tag the following:
background: transparent; -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#00FFFFFF,endColorstr=#00FFFFFF)"; /* IE8 */ filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#00FFFFFF,endColorstr=#00FFFFFF); /* IE6 & 7 */ zoom: 1;
Presto! Goodbye black, and hello working alpha channel.
diegoo says:
11 November 2010 ∞
You have saved me, I was working on this site http://www.ver-art.net/en and I thought I would have to hardcode every single one of the transparencies….. so, most of the site.
Love you man, you are the Jesus of CSS
schmelik says:
18 November 2010 ∞
@ Dan Tello
This does work with gradient png backgrounds with jquery effects. the only issue I get now is text, input fields are also transparent and see right through to the what is below it.
any ideas?
Donjo says:
30 November 2010 ∞
Found a free app for windows that does the same thing plus shows a CSS preview of the alpha gradient
Salman Abbas says:
20 January 2011 ∞
@Jim IE6 doesnt support transparent images
Martiinkolle says:
25 January 2011 ∞
Thanks for sharing. This is great!! :D
Josan says:
26 January 2011 ∞
Thanks! Great!
Dennis says:
8 February 2011 ∞
Thanks for this…saved me headaches
Daniel Campo says:
17 March 2011 ∞
Thanks, Michael! This is a great little tool to save time.
Gig says:
22 March 2011 ∞
Nice Job, man!
Thanks very much!
Marc says:
2 May 2011 ∞
SASS @mixin
almost gives the same answers as this site…
// email@example.com
$number-to-hex-hexes: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F;
function number-to-hex($number, $width: 2) {
$s: nth($number-to-hex-hexes, ($number % 16) + 1);
if $width > 1 {
return number-to-hex(floor($number / 16), $width - 1) + "#{$s}";
} else {
@return "#{$s}";
// produce transparent colour in IE6 – 8. e.g.
// expects Moderizer .ie6, .ie7, .ie8 …
// div {
// @include ie-background-color(hsla(248,65%,20%,0.4));
// }
// .ie8 div {
// background: transparent;
// -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#661B1254,endColorstr=#661B1254)";
// zoom: 1; }
// .ie6 div, .ie7 div {
// background: transparent;
// filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#661B1254,endColorstr=#661B1254);
// zoom: 1; }
mixin ie-background-color($color) {
if opacity($color) == 1 {
background: $color;
else {
$a: number-to-hex(floor(opacity($color) * 255));
$r: number-to-hex(red($color));
$g: number-to-hex(green($color));
$b: number-to-hex(blue($color));
debug $a;
debug $r;
debug $g;
debug $b;
$argb: "#" + $a + $r + $g + $b;
debug $argb;
.ie8 & { background: transparent; -ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#{$argb},endColorstr=#{$argb})"; zoom: 1; }
.ie6 & , .ie7 & { background: transparent; filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#{$argb},endColorstr=#{$argb}); zoom: 1; }
Nahuel says:
4 May 2011 ∞
Muchas gracias amigo!
risdiyanto says:
21 June 2011 ∞
just color?
Philip Barron says:
27 June 2011 ∞
Lovely. Thanks much for this.
Pam says:
5 September 2011 ∞
Instant Gratification. Thank you!
Eliot says:
20 September 2011 ∞
Thanks for this.
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The Waterhawks Ski Club invited St. Onge to host some barefoot clinics and showcase his talent to the Cedar Valley. It's all part of his Anytime Fitness National Tour.
St. Onge will put on a demonstration Friday at 6 p.m. prior to the Waterhawks Ski Show at Eagle Lake in Evansdale.
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The cut in Medicaid reimbursement could be enough to shut down some hospitals. Should the closings happen, many Chicagoans would lose access to a variety of health care services, including trauma, obstetrics and behavioral health programs, and the local economy would lose tens of thousands of jobs.
Swedish Covenant Hospital CEO Mark Newton and other leaders from local safety-net hospitals have proposed an alternative savings plan that will both help balance the state budget, and continue to support safety-net hospitals.
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4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
07-27-2014 18:22:15 | More by DrBier
4.36/5 rDev +2.8%
Had on draft at IH Wilmington on 5/25/14
A-Pours a dark red brown colour with a one finger beige head, fairly good lacing.
S-Aroma is light heavy malty, caramel, chocolate, dark chocolate, cacao, light vanilla, moderate roasted.
T-Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet with a long duration, chocolate, cacao, dark chocolate, vanilla, moderate roasted.
M-Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is flat to soft.
O-Overall was highly impressed was well worth stopping by.
05-28-2014 02:22:53 | More by reebtaerG
5/5 rDev +17.9%
05-19-2014 19:00:57 | More by Lehighace06
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
05-12-2014 23:00:55 | More by Durandal_777
3.5/5 rDev -17.5%
04-18-2014 17:39:25 | More by mikefuski17
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
04-14-2014 16:49:24 | More by reyna311
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
04-14-2014 16:13:08 | More by JohnParadee
4/5 rDev -5.7%
04-12-2014 12:19:13 | More by IPAchris
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
03-25-2014 04:37:11 | More by jwat
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
02-16-2014 03:22:31 | More by buzzy
3.75/5 rDev -11.6%
10-29-2012 18:08:00 | More by ROGUE16
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
03-11-2012 03:48:03 | More by TheDarkKnight
4.48/5 rDev +5.7%
I got a pour of this the other day and enjoyed it so much that I walked away with a whole growler.
Appearance: Pours black as night with a half finger of light tan head that goes away rather quickly.
Smell: Now we're talking. There is some sweetness and roasted malt, but the superstar here is chocolate. Also getting some mild vanilla and dark fruit notes.
Taste: Thank God it mostly follows from the smell. Tons of chocolate, but not overly sweet. Nice levels of roasted malt, vanilla, and dark fruit mix well with the chocolate. I really enjoy the bitterness that sneaks up in the finish and completes the taste wonderfully.
Mouthfeel: The body is on the thick side with tingly carbonation and a slick finish.
Overall: This is a fantastic take on a Russian Imperial Stout. I'm a huge fan. I hardly ever buy growlers on my own, but here I made an exception.
02-16-2012 03:26:15 | More by oline73
4.75/5 rDev +12%
Growler filled at the brewery.
Had a sample with my lunch and knew a pint of this wouldn't be enough. Enter the growler. Using my tulip, I took on the jug solo. Typically a daunting task when going up against a RIS. First pour reveled a brew darker than the devil's soul. Absolutely no light passed through when held to the light. The creamy tan head formed slowly after a cascading display and sat on top like a kings crown. Retention and lacing were high, as expected. Nose is clearly dark cocoa with a little smoke scent mixed in. Palate is sweet and as rich in dark cocoa as I've encountered. It's like biting into a moist dark chocolate cake. Notes of roasted coffee and charred wood are also present. Mouthfeel is full and creamy. Good call on not going nitro on this batch, it's not needed. Good to the last drop, I had no problem killing this half gallon in two sittings. Get it while it lasts!!
08-23-2010 11:56:42 | More by JunkYardJake
4.35/5 rDev +2.6%
Q: When does a one-off become rotating?
A: When it is deemed worthy of entry in the upcoming GABF!
As a double-plus bonus, it was offered on a standard CO2 pour, vice Nitro, as it was originally. "[B]rewed with local [Lititz, PA] Wilbur's cocoa nibs and aged on Madagascar vanilla beans", with the former a real coup. Wilbur's factory has been around a long time and is a better tour than up in Hershey, IMHO. Color was a deep dark-brown allowing zero light penetration. Nose was like a whiff of a recently burned building - smoky, burnt, even dark chocolaty (S'mores, anyone?). Mouthfeel was medium-to-full and my initial taste was like peanut butter. P. B. & chocolate?!? Zounds! I have not yet had a Reese's Dark, but this was what I imagined one to be like. Needless to say, much too sweet for my taste, but that is just my hophead self. YMMV. Finish started with a peanut butter taste, including an oiliness, but gave 'way to a dark chocolate bitterness at the extreme finish. I wish them well at GABF and with its unique flavor, it will probably do well, but it just was not my bag, baby. Gimme dem hops!
08-23-2010 01:23:47 | More by woodychandler
3.53/5 rDev -16.7%
Nitro pour at the brewpub in a twelve ouncer.
A - A deep walnut brown w/ cascade of light cream to a collar of light tan w/ micro whipped head, tiny bead and smooth surface
S - Hershey bar smell, smooth sweet chocolate odor w/ mild fruity nose and slight bittersweet cocoa aroma
M - A mild smooth creamy malt texture w/ a hint of char and sweet sugary tip w/ mild bitter note in the dry finish
T - A very sweet cocoa start which leads to cereal like toast not e w/ a bittersweet chocolate not w/ mild bitter flavor. The taste of hops w/ light charred malt and coffee-like beany earthy accent. The mild toasted nut flavor lingers w/ cocoa puff taste and the overroasted coffee note w/ slight burnt marshmallow flavor as it finishes. The finish has a pretty strong bitterness to balance the sweet cocoa elements
D - The drinkability is average w/ a basic cocoa stout taste, not really showing its 10% strength. The nitro is accentuating the bitterness and does not really help overall IMO too much bittersweet for me, but worth a try
11-26-2009 20:20:46 | More by Slatetank
3.9/5 rDev -8%
A 12 oz nitro pour at the Lancaster brewpub.
A: The stout is dark, a Guinness knock-off looks-wise with a dense white head that laces in strata in the glass.
S: The nose has bitter chocolate and vanilla with a surprisingly streong citrus hop aroma at the end of each sniff. Intense but pleasant.
T: Bitter chocolate appears in spades, along with vanilla, coffee and ample booze. The hoppiness hidden in the nose isn't as readily apparent here. Over the top? Absolutely. Another good stout from Paul? No doubt.
M: The mouthfeel is rich, heavy with chocolate and booze. Be careful with this monster, it's got a long tail.
D: It's approachable but it is big, a mouthfull that can hit hard if you aren't paying attention. I wouldn't rank this above Oompa Loompa but it works in its own right.
11-26-2009 03:02:53 | More by akorsak
4.83/5 rDev +13.9%
On nitro-tap @ Iron Hill Lancaster on 11/19/09 during the Afternoon Delight Bottled Reserve Release Party. Served in a oversized mug.
Pours a deep, dark, brown/just about near black, with a couple fingers of creamy and smooth mocha tan head. Retains by pretty much not budging at all, leaving thick patchy swathes of lacing back. Even with the nitro-assist, this is very handsome looking pour. The aroma is extremely decadent in the nose, with dense notes of chocolate syrup, which possesses a deeply blackened roasty edge to it. This is all wrapped up in a delicious smelling bloom of vanilla sweetness, giving the overall bouquet a smooth and creamy waft-like feel in the nostrils. Just fantastic!
The taste is straight up bitter chocolate and dark roasted malts, with a firm hop bitterness that runs throughout. Fortunately, all of that bitterness is just beautifully balanced here by that same flush of vanilla beans, which gives the taste an immensely silky sweetness. I'm getting a touch of extra depth towards the middle of the profile, with light notes of toffee and green citrus giving off a bit of a leafy tang. I just can't stress enough though how well the vanilla works here though, soothing out the rough edges of the bitter chocolate and keeping all of that sweet fudgie goodness at the forefront. Just awesome. The finish is roasty with a chalky dryness to it, which feels like it's from the cocoa nibs. The mouthfeel is full bodied, with an incredibly creamy and silky feel from the nitro to it, despite the the overall big size of the beer (which, impressive as this would be at 12% is actually in the 9.5-10% range). There really isn't much more to say about it, except that it's fantastic. I drained this mug much faster than the ABV of this should have allowed. Really dangerous stuff!
I've been waiting for a Imperial Stout to come on here that had some muscle behind and not only did Paul deliver a 10% beast but it's a chocolate and vanilla infused dessert beer of epic proportions! Just really delicious stuff here that drinks like a champ on nitro. There are rumors of this sitting in a bourbon barrel right now, which sounds like a recipe for extreme awesomeness if I ever heard one!
11-22-2009 19:03:54 | More by Kegatron
4.7/5 rDev +10.8%
a: This was served to me in a big pewter mugger, but I'm sure it looked fine. There was dense foam in the mug the whole way to the bottom.
s: Big chocolate notes here. Milky, silky, sweet chocolate. There was a little something malty and roasty hididng along the edges, but just barely. This was absolutely a chocolate showcase.
t: Easily the best chocolate stout I've ever had. Better than Choklat even. They actually started out in similar fashion. Both had big, milky chocolate sweetness up front. Shokolad pulled ahead at the finish. That bitter roast finish with some darker chocolate in the backround absolutely set this one apart.
m: I like nitro brew, but I wasn't feeling it here. The carbonation was creamy and long lasting, but the body felt just a little thin.
d: This beer is so good it makes be want to go back and lower the scores of other chocolate beers I've tried. Whatever the abv (10-12%) it is nowhere to be found. Not a trace. Half way through my mug I was seriously considering a second. Towards the end I was handing my keys over to my wife. It was just to hard to keep this out of my mouth, I couldn't stop sipping. Eight ounces of Choklat is plenty, I could have easily put down forty of this stuff. Paul mentioned that some of this was currently biding it's time in a bourbon barrel. That could be interesting.
11-20-2009 10:43:43 | More by DIM
4.85/5 rDev +14.4%
On nitro-tap at Iron Hill Lancaster on 11/14/09. The bartender told me this was "around 12% ABV".
A - An absolutely stunning nitro pour with a thick, fudgy brown body and dense, creamy light tan head akin to a milkshake, which retained exceptionally well and yielded thin sheet-like lace and strands of webbing all the way down the glass.
S - Like driving through the streets of Hershey, PA, Shokolad boasts a huge aromatic chocolately nose with a dominant bitter Belgian chocolate flair. Your olfactory system literally drowns in a sea of milky lactic notes, liquid fudge and cocoa nibb goodness. While some elements of a fudgecicle emerge, the chocolate character remains quite strong and bitter rather than sweet. And where is this so-called 12% ABV?! My guess is that is is buried beneath a huge block of Belgian chocolate!
T - Rich, bittersweet chocolate and cocoa dominate the initial flavor. Again, the alcohol is is nowhere to be found, and doesn't even nudge itself into the mix. Finishes with plenty of bitter chocolate and cocoa with just a hint of earthy character.
M - Mouthfeel straddles the line between medium and full-bodied, with a lush, creamy texture and no obtrusive alcohol heat. Finish is semi-dry and intensely bitter, lingering on the palate for quite some time.
D - Simply put, this is one of tbe absolute best chocolate stouts I've ever had. I found this to be a mind-numbingly fantastic beer with an equally amazing drinkability. Needless to say, I was blown away. Actually, I will go so far as placing this beer in higher esteem than Southern Tier's Choklat. Yup, it's THAT good!
11-17-2009 17:02:01 | More by ffejherb
3.58/5 rDev -15.6%
On tap at the brewpub.
A-Pours an opaque dark chocolate with a frothy mocha head.
S-Notes of dark chocolate and milk chocolate with a hint of vanilla.
T-Starts off with a sweet dark chocolate flavor, followed by some licorice notes and roasted malt. The finish brings in a chocolate syrup sweetness followed by an overly burnt roastiness. This last flavor really lingers and undermines what came before.
M-Medium bodied with the signature silkiness of a nitro pour.
D-Well, this beer is as heavy on the chocolate as a ST Choklat or Chocolate Yeti. That is all good with me. But the finish is just too bitter and overwhelming to the palate.
11-16-2009 20:14:28 | More by sholland119
3.88/5 rDev -8.5%
This item was just put on tap this week. It's an extremely pretty beer, very dark, with a nice brown head that lasted all the way through my 12 oz. pour (times 2 !) and gave up a lot of lacing along the way. The aroma is strong chocolate but little else. This initial sip was lusciously smooth and creamy. The flavor is overwhelmingly chocolate and slightly bitter with better balance on the finish. I found the second to be just a tad less balanced with the same "shoking" amount of chocolate flavor. The 10% (or so, based on server's report) is very well managed but it's hard to say how many one might want. You really gotta like chocolate with this one! All in all, a very good beer to enjoy on a cold wet Friday evening.
11-14-2009 16:52:04 | More by BeerIsland
Shokolad Stout from Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
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Wednesday, September 03, 2014
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HOUSTON – Junior Mandy Ogle scored three runs, drove in two and recorded a pair of hits and senior Kim Bruins added a grand slam in the top of the fourth inning as No. 6/6 Texas downed DePaul 13-0 in five innings in the opening game of the Hilton Houston Plaza Invitational. Junior Taylor Thom also scored twice and stole three bases in the game, tied for the second most in a contest in program history.
As a team, Texas stole eight bases, tying the program record for swipes during a contest. It was the fourth time in UT history stealing eight bases, and first since March 4, 2011, versus Pittsburgh.
Senior Blaire Luna (3-0) allowed just two hits and a pair of walks while striking out eight in her second shutout of the season. DePaul's Mary Connolly (0-1) took the loss, throwing the first four innings and allowing 11 earned runs on eight hits and seven walks. She also recorded a pair of strikeouts. Morgan Maize came in for the fifth inning and retired all three batters she faced.
The Longhorns (7-0) jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first. Senior Taylor Hoagland led off with a walk, stole second and moved to third on a bunt single from junior Brejae Washington. After a fielder's choice resulted in Hoagland being thrown out at the plate, junior Karina Scott drew a walk to load the bases. Thom grounded out to shortstop, but Washington scored to put Texas in the lead. Senior Torie Schmidt followed with an RBI single that plated Bruins for a two-run lead. Schmidt and Thom executed a double steal with Schmidt taking second and Thom coming home for the three-run cushion before a groundout ended the frame.
Texas added another run in the second for a 4-0 lead as Ogle led off with a single up the middle, moved to second on a walk to freshman Erin Shireman, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on a Hoagland sacrifice fly.
In the top of the third, UT broke the game open with three more runs for a 7-0 lead. Thom walked, stole second and consecutive walks to Schmidt and freshman Stephanie Ceo filled the bases. A fielding error by the shortstop allowed Thom to score for a 5-0 edge. After a fielder's choice, Hoagland was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded that forced in Ceo. A passed ball allowed Ogle to score for the third run of the frame. A hard groundout back to the pitcher by Scott ended the threat.
DePaul (4-2) tallied its first hit of the contest in the bottom of the third as Samantha Dodd singled down the left-field line. Dodd was the only Blue Demon to reach base twice as she walked to open the bottom of the first.
UT scored its final six runs of the contest in the top of the fourth for the 13-0 final. Freshman pinch hitter Lindsey Stephens led off with a walk, stole second and moved to third on a Ceo infield single. Ogle followed with a single up the middle that plated Stephens for an eight-run lead. Sophomore pinch hitter Marlee Gabaldon beat out an infield single that drove in Ceo for a 9-0 advantage. Following a Washington walk, Bruins unloaded the bases with a grand slam to left field.
After sending down the Longhorns in order in the top of the fifth, DePaul mounted its only scoring threat in the bottom of the frame. With one out, Amanda Mener walked and Ali Lenti singled. Allie Braden was hit by a pitch to load the bases, but Luna fanned Kirsten Verdun looking to end the contest.
In the afternoon tilt, a bases-loaded walk and a two-run double from junior Brejae Washington provided the scoring as No. 6/6 Texas topped Illinois 3-0 Friday afternoon. Senior Kim Bruins recorded the victory and earned her second shutout of the season.With the win, Texas moves to 8-0 overall and 2-0 in the Hilton Houston Plaza Invitational while Illinois falls to 3-3 on the season.
The contest was a classic pitchers' duel, as the game remained scoreless until the bottom of the fourth, when Texas senior Torie Schmidt led off with a double and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt from freshman Stephanie Ceo. After a walk and a stolen base by junior Mandy Ogle, sophomore Gabby Smith popped out to shortstop. With two outs, the Illini decided to intentionally walk Taylor Hoagland to fill the bases. Washington followed by earning a walk, forcing in Schmidt and giving Texas a 1-0 lead.
The Longhorns added two insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth. Ceo led off with a single to right field that extended her hitting streak to seven games, the longest to begin a career in program history. Ceo moved to second on an Ogle sacrifice bunt and advanced to third after a bloop single by Smith. Hoagland drew her third walk of the game to load the bases for Washington, who lined a double off of the right-field wall. Ceo and Smith scored on the play, giving the Longhorns a three-run cushion.
The three runs were more than enough for Bruins in the circle. After sparking the Texas win over DePaul with her bat in the morning, Bruins (2-0) pitched her second straight complete game shutout. She allowed two hits, walked two and struck out five in the performance. Pepper Gay (2-2) took the loss for Illinois, throwing all six innings and allowing three runs on five hits and eight walks.
The Illini threatened to close the gap in the top of the seventh as Jess Perkins was hit by a pitch to open the inning. After a line out to left, Jami Schkade walked to bring the tying run to the plate. Bruins struck out pinch hitter Nicole Tobon and induced a Stephanie Cuevas groundout to Hoagland at third to end the threat and seal the victory.
Texas continues play in the Hilton Houston Plaza Invitational with two games on Saturday. The Longhorns face Illinois at 12:30 p.m. CT and then tournament host Houston at 5:30 p.m. CT.
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The Cardinals placed TE Rob Housler (shoulder) on injured reserve and elevated WR Kerry Taylor from the practice squad.
Housler, a second-year pro, had 45 catches for 417 yards and zero touchdowns this season, playing in 15 games with nine starts.
Taylor played his college ball at Arizona State and has spent time with the Packers, Patriots, 49ers and Vikings. Taylor joined Arizona's practice squad on Sept. 24.