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Fully restored 1952 Jaguar XK120 Roadster.1,344 miles driven since professional restoration, numbers-matching 3.4L DOHC Inline-6 engine, 4-speed manual transmission. Bright Red over Biscuit, Connolly... More
1954 Jaguar XK120 Roadster available, was in storage from 1998 until November 2012. It was owned and enjoyed by the same couple for over... More
This beautifully restored Jaguar XK120 was sold new to a doctor in Michigan who owned it for over forty years. After his death in... More
THE XK120 WAS NEVER INTENDED TO BE A PRODUCTION MODEL. IT WAS TO BOOST THE IMAGE OF JAGUAR & SELL MORE SEDANS. THE CAR... More
One family owned. Matching numbers. Jaguar Heritage Certificate. RUns and drives well. Receipts back to the 80's. Non Oped since 1986. California/Arizona car. No... More
1954 Jaguar XK120 Roadster (OTS) The XK120 was given the 120 name because of its 120 mph speedometer. At the time, the XK120 was the... More
Price: $ 450,000 49 Alloy Body XK120 Roadster 670025 The XK120 is the car which established William Lyons' Jaguar company firmly in the leading rank of... More
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How serious is the Minnesota Timberwolves' pursuit of retired two-time All-Star Brandon Roy?
How serious are Wolves about BRoy? Glen Taylor, Kahn, Adelman and trainer Gregg Farnam flew to Seattle to meet with him Friday— Jerry Zgoda(@JerryZgoda) July 1, 2012
Pretty serious!
Roy announced his retirement in December after a couple of years of knee injuries after knee injuries. Instead of filing for medical retirement so that the Portland Trail Blazers could receive cap relief, the Blazers used the amnesty waiver on Roy. Some (including yours truly) considered it a ruse to avoid fan outrage at using the amnesty clause on Roy, a beloved player. Given that Roy is prepared to return to the NBA less than a year later, that is a bit more believable.
The Wolves actually drafted Roy in 2006 and traded him to the Blazers for Randy Foye, setting off a terrible chain of events for the entire state of Minnesota.
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Chesterfield Police are releasing new details in the case of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting.
Frankie Pitt died over the weekend after police say he was shot in a struggle with an officer over his gun. Police say he was also a suspect in a larceny earlier that night.
Pitt's family says he never would have committed a crime like this, but Monday morning, police revealed that a cash drawer found in Pitt's car matched a cash drawer stolen from the Circle K.
NBC12 legal analysts say what happened on the Southbound ramp of Chippenham Parkway will best be described by a medical examiner, who can look at gun shot residue and bruising on Pitt's body to decide what happened during the incident.
Physical evidence can paint a picture of how the officer and Pitt where interacting and where their bodies were when the gun fired. Initially, police reported minor injuries to the officer involved as well.
We learned an autopsy was underway Monday.
It's a lot to take in for Pitt's longtime fiance, Azzi Robinson.
"I'm not feeling anything right now. I'm numb. I'm shocked."
She still doesn't believe her fiance could do this.
"Frankie is not a violent person. If trouble came his way, he'd walk the other way,"
But police say the incident actually started here at the Circle K, when Pitt went inside and stole a cash register. The employees inside say they have video of what happened.
Police haven't released the video yet, but according to their reports of the matching cash drawer, it could show Pitt stealing it.
NBC12 looked into Pitt's criminal record and found only one speeding ticket. A representative of the Masons confirmed that he was said to be an "upstanding" member, new to the organization in the last year.
It's worth noting, the Masons also run a background and community check before accepting new members.
Our legal analyst points out that people snap and do things out of character. That's why the surveillance video and the medical office exam will be key to setting a clear record of what happened.
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A Bluebird starter kit will sell exclusively in Wal-Mart locations for $5. It will be merchandised at checkout and at the front of stores, Eckert said. Consumers can also go to Bluebird's website and sign up for free.
The addition of Bluebird may help Wal-Mart to attract shoppers from Dollar General Corp. and Family Dollar Stores Inc. that have been gaining customers since the recession by adding food and other products, said Patrick McKeever, managing director for MKM Partners in Stamford, Connecticut. Bluebird users can deposit cash into the account at Wal-Mart stores.
"You get consumers in the stores to do more of their financial transactions, and maybe that represents a modest threat to the dollar stores," McKeever said. "Dollar stores don't offer this kind of service currently."
Wal-Mart declined to disclose the financial terms of the partnership. Bluebird can only be used where American Express is accepted, Eckert said.


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You've probably see a TouchTunes machine before, digital juke boxes that let you control the music in your favorite hang out spots, and with the TouchTunes App you can be the DJ without leaving your seat.
The TouchTunes App turns your phone into a remote jukebox. You can to search for songs, buy credits, play music or even cue up your theme song from the parking lot!
We found it really easy to use and a lot of fun. Using the app even let's earn credits so you can play songs for free
TouchTunes is in more than 60,000 locations in the US and Canada and the app let's find ones nearby so you can make sure to hear your favorite songs when your out.
It's also connected to Facebook and Twitter if you want to invite friends or let them know what your playing.
TouchTunes is available for free on Apple and Android, but again you do have to buy the credits you use to play songs.
If you like to put money into a TouchTunes machine, this is worth the download, you can even impress your friends by always knowing the answer to "what song is this?"


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Titanic museum in Colne could relocate to Samlesbury (From Burnley and Pendle Citizen)
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Titanic museum in Colne could relocate to Samlesbury
5:30pm Saturday 6th April 2013 in News
A MUSEUM dedicated to the Titanic's links with Lancashire is looking to move out of the home town of bandmaster Wallace Hartley.
Curator Nigel Hampson has announced that the museum, currently housed in the Old Grammar School in Church Street, Colne, could be relocating to Samlesbury Hall.
But hall bosses say that a deal has not yet been signed for the switch - although discussions have taken place.
Hall director Sharon Jones said: "The decision has not been made yet as the trustees have not yet considered it.
"There is a possibility the museum could be coming and we have been in discussions with Nigel - but nothing has been finalised yet."
Mr Hampson has been looking for extra room to display his full Titanic collection and wanted to take up three rooms at the grade I listed venue. He has been assisted by a loyal team of volunteers.
Museum supporters were at the heart of last year's Titanic centenary events in Colne, as Hartley grew up in Albert Road, is buried in the town's cemetery, and there is a memorial statue near the war memorial.
An appeal was also launched earlier this year to establish a friends group, after the museum began to struggle.
The venue also played host to the famed dress worn by Kate Winslett's dress which she wore in the 1992 James Cameron blockbuster Titanic.
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This to me seems an attempt to drum up a little more tourism for Samlesbury Hall at Colne's legacy expense? I don't doubt the Titanic display would be an added benefit for the Hall, but eveything would still point towards Colne. Is there an intention, also, to re-exhume Hartley's remains and inter them somewhere in the Hall's gardens with an appropriate headstone?
Can't help feeling cycnical about this, but since no one from Colne seems to be making any noise of objection...what the hell!
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Second Officer Charles H Lightoller, who was Titanic's senior surviving officer, was born and raised in this Lancashire town. In addition to his well-documented heroic conduct during the maritime disaster, he would further distinguish himself again in 1940. Now retired from active naval service, Mr Lightoller personally piloted his motor yacht Sundowner across the English Channel and bravely assisted in the evacuation of British soldiers from Dunkirk.
As a sidebar note, I'd like to add that M/Y Sundowner remains afloat to this day. She was in the flotilla of "Dunkirk Little Ships" which participated in last year's Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant.
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Democrats pounce on governor for possible violation of campaign promise
By Eric Boehm | PA Independent
HARRISBURG – Gov. Tom Corbett proudly announced the passage of Pennsylvania's second consecutive on-time budget a few minutes before midnight on Saturday.
Turns out, this on-time budget might need a footnote.
Two important components of the overall budget package – the tax code bill and the fiscal code bill – were left unsigned until Monday morning, according to a news release from the governor's office on Tuesday.
The tax code sets up the revenue system for the new fiscal year, while the fiscal code gives direction as to how revenue moves through various departments and agencies. They are distinct from the actual budget bill – known as the general appropriations bill – which sets out how the dollars are to be spent.
The fact that those bills were not signed until Monday does not affect the state's ability to operate, but it does matter to Corbett and his critics. One of Corbett's major campaign promises in 2010 was to deliver on-time state budgets in the wake of eight years of late budgets under then-Gov. Ed Rendell.
"Governor Corbett can make no claims that he delivered an on-time budget in 2012," said Bill Patton, spokesman for House Minority Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny. "He was, in fact, two days late."
Asked about the apparent discrepancy at a news conference Tuesday, Corbett said he did not sign the budget bill until both state House and state Senate had passed the two code bills late on Saturday night.
"Didn't get signed, but they were voted upon and that was enough," he said. "The fiscal code and the tax code had already been voted upon."
Asked by reporters last week about the on-time budget promise, Corbett said all the bills had to be finished before the June 30 deadline.
On Tuesday, he explained that he was waiting for the code bills to pass so they couldn't be changed after he signed the budget bill into law.


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Welcome to the chalkle° community! Hope to see you soon at one of the many classes on offer. Chalkle° will be on break from the 20th Dec to the 20th of January. Be sure to check back in with us in the new year.
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Special unit at CHOP reaches 1000 deliveries
- Written by Ayana Jones
- Published in Health
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has marked another major milestone.
CHOP celebrated the 1000th delivery in the world's first birth facility exclusively for mothers carrying babies with known birth defects.
Babies who are delivered in CHOP's Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit are prenatally diagnosed with birth defects such as spina bifida or congenital heart disease and will either undergo fetal surgery to treat the condition before birth or need immediate specialized care after birth.
The 1000th delivery was a newborn prenatally diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. Kathy Banks of New Britain, Pa., was nine weeks into her pregnancy when she and her husband Andrew learned they were expecting twins. Their 20-week ultrasound raised some concerns about one of the twin's hearts, and their doctor referred the Banks to CHOP's Fetal Heart Program for further evaluation. CHOP's team found that although Banks' daughter was developing normally, their son had Tetralogy of Fallot, a serious structural malformation of the heart.
"I was immediately devastated. My first thought was, 'What is the mortality rate?'" Banks said.
"They were able to tell me it was fixable and he would need open heart surgery. It's just scary for a newborn to have that procedure."
However after CHOP's team gave her the details about the procedure, Banks said she had no reservations about delivering at CHOP and having the baby undergo surgery.
"I'm just happy about the level of expertise that I am able to get at CHOP. It was really refreshing to know that I could deliver and he'd be nearby," says Banks.
Obstetrician Jodi Slepian and her team performed a cesarean delivery in the early hours of March 20 and the babies were born eight weeks early. Angela Rose and Liam Andrew Banks were born within seconds of each other, both only weighing a little over three pounds. Liam was born pink and active. He undergoes heart surgery at CHOP in a few weeks.
Dr. Jack Rychik, director of the Fetal Heart Program, said babies diagnosed with birth defects in utero and their moms need specialized obstetrical services, including prenatal and delivery care.
"Without the Special Delivery Unit and the immediate care offered by experienced specialists in pediatric cardiology and neonatology all under one roof, the Banks' outcome could have been much different," Rychik said.
According to Dr. Julie S. Moldenhauer, CHOP Maternal Fetal Medicine/Reproductive Genetics specialist and medical director of the Special Delivery Unit, approximately one in 33 babies are diagnosed with a birth defect each year.
"Traditionally these mothers will give birth in one hospital and their newborn will be transferred to a specialized pediatric hospital shortly after delivery. The Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit changed that by allowing for mother and baby to be simultaneously cared for at one institution by a team with great experience and expertise," Moldenhauer said.
The Special Delivery Unit opened in 2008 and is a delivery arm of CHOP's Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment, which has been providing care for women expecting babies diagnosed with fetal conditions for more than 16 years. Established in 1995, the center has welcomed more than 12,000 expectant parents and received referrals from all 50 states and more than 50 countries.
The eight-bed labor and delivery unit was the first of its kind to exclusively care for babies born with a wide range of birth defects, genetic conditions and fetal conditions unique to complicated twin pregnancies.
"When we opened the Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit, we anticipated that this unique, multidisciplinary approach would improve outcomes for mother and baby before, during and after birth," said Dr. N. Scott Adzick, surgeon-in-chief at CHOP and medical director of the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment.
The Special Delivery Unit is named after the Garbose Family. In 1988, during a routine pregnancy ultrasound, Lynne and Bill Garbose learned that their first baby, Emily, would be born with a very rare and fatal heart defect. She would require sophisticated care, and the Garboses were told that their only option would be for her to deliver the baby in a hospital near their home in Washington, D.C., and then have Emily transported to the pediatric hospital 30 minutes across town. Three days after she was born, Emily died in her father's arms.
When the Garboses returned to Philadelphia and met with Adzick and Lori Howell they learned about their vision to create a delivery unit within CHOP's Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment. They provided the lead gift to create the Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit.
"On the occasion of the Special Delivery Unit's 1000th delivery, we are so proud to be associated with the dedicated, multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses and other staff who work there," said Lynne Garbose, a CHOP board member.
"We remember vividly the afternoon many years ago when Dr. Adzick and Lori Howell laid out their thoughts and plans for the world's first special delivery unit. We and thousands of parents and their children are so grateful for their team's vision, dedication and perseverance."


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Hi All,
I wish to implement http request pipelining for series 60 2nd FP2
using RHTTPSession and RHTTPTransaction classes.
I tried a couple of these methods.
1. Maintaining an array of RHTTPTransactions, subject to a max limit (say 4)
and submitting all 4 transactions simultaneously and then waiting for
the responses. There was a single implementation of MHFRunL and MHFRunError.
The problem i faced with this approach is that the responses recieved
are interleaved( not in the order in which the requests were sent).
2. Creating a seperate transaction variable for every request generated and
creating seperate handlers (MHFRunL and MHFRunError). Also in this case,
the responses are interleaved.
Also I tried to use a single transaction variable for all my POST requests.(directed to a single URL)
.In this scenario, on completion of every request, i reset the headers and the request BODY. Then i
"Submit" the newly created request using the same transaction variable. However, this request doesn't
get serviced and the MHFRunL doesn't get called.
If I close the transaction and recreate a new transaction handle for every request everything seems to
work fine. My question is what could be going wrong when i use a single transaction variable over an
entire session.
My queries are as follows.
Does opening multiple transaction variables, opens multiple sockets ?.
What could be probable reasons for the responses getting interleaved ?.
How do i go about achieving request pipelining.?
Any pointers to solution will be helpful.
Thanks in advance.


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FRG is the most logical poster on this board. You guys just don\'t like where the logical conclusions take you.
There\'s a very real chance the Bucs waive [Revis] before next season. At the very least, it will be a discussion worth having.
Change the scheme
acquire more talent. rush the passerboom
Moving on from defending Freeman. He has some work to do, definitely, but he's not the real problem to our woes this season. I think every educated Buc fan out there would agree that the secondary needs to be fixed and soon!First, lets assume that Ronde has played his last game as a Buc. I will sorely miss seeing #20 making plays all over the field. Hopefully, he rubbed off a little on Barron, Leonard Johnson and Ahmad Black. Second, lets assume Eric Wright is history. I think this is one of the worst signings in Domink's tenure. Not quite as bad as Quincy Black, but pretty bad okay? I was worried about this one from the get go but was to euphoric to see clearly at the time due to the Jackson and Nicks signing. Wright will not be missed.Third, as I eluded to in the first assumption, I think the only real bright spots in our secondary at the moment are Mark Barron, Leonard Johnson and Ahmad Black. The rest of them can walk the plank. Biggers, Gaitor, all of them. So, if those three are the only ones retained, how to proceed for next season? First, we have to look hard at free agency. There are definitely some options out there. People will probably think that Mike Jenkins or Dominque Rogers-Cromartie are the best options. Wrong. At least for this team, they are not the right fits. Pending any unforeseen cuts, I think Brent Grimes and believe it or not, Quentin Jammer might be some pretty solid signings that won't break the bank. Grimes is a very good corner that is coming off a season-long achilles injury. There will be some question marks, however, he is very familiar with NFC South receivers after playing for the Falcons. Coming off the injury, and with Atlanta being in decent shape with their corners, I think he can be had for a decent price. Jammer is very intriguing. Sure, he is getting old, but he is still five years younger than Ronde. He is also a very good cover corner and solid tackler. Additionally, he is a great locker room presence and all-around good guy. Jammer is most likely out in San Diego. With his age, we can probably get a couple of good seasons out of him and perhaps move him to FS in a few years. I think he could step in and fill some of that void left behind by Ronde. Next, we have to look at the draft. We simply must make a significant investment at the corner position. Im going with the popular selection, Jonathan Banks out of MSU. He needs to add some weight but he has all of the tools to be a top-flight, shutdown corner in this league for many years. Plus, coming from the SEC, he has faced top notch competition. I wouldn't be opposed to visiting the corner position again. Even if Banks is available, Id still be interested in drafting Desmond Trufant or David Amerson in the 2nd/3rd round. With all of that, I think the secondary could go from historically bad to top half of the league. I would definitely be comfortable with the following lineup on opening kickoff:CB1: Brent GrimesCB2: Quentin JammerCB3: Jonathan BanksCB4: Leonard JohnsonSS: Mark BarronFS: Ahmad BlackUnfortunately, there is more work to be done than just rebuilding the secondary. The defensive line will need shoring up as well. However, this will be nowhere near as extensive as the work needed in the secondary. With Clayborn coming back from injury and a blossoming DeQuan Bowers (very impressed with this kid), our defensive ends could be set. McCoy has had a great season and more pressure from the ends will only help him. I think Roy Miller should be a priority for us to resign. Now, what to do with Michael Bennett? I think unless he can be had for cheap (hometown discount, whatever you want to call it), we have to let him walk. We have invested too much in d-line and I think that Clayborn and Bowers can equal if not surpass his output. Really, I think we are dealing with depth along the line. Again, the draft would probably be the best place to start. On the offensive side of the ball, I see four things that should be addressed: RB2, WR3, TE1, and LT2. For RB2 and WR3, I look to two St Louis Rams for the answer, and they wont be cheap. If there is one guy I want badly in free agency, it's Stephen Jackson. His days as a primary ball carrier are probably done. However, this dude would be amazing for us subbing for Dougie and in the 4th quarter. He is an excellent pass blocker and receiver out of the back field and gives Josh a helluva an insurance policy on check downs. Again, he wont be cheap but damn! Can you imagine our running attack with Doug Marting and Steven Jackson running behind a healthy Carl Nicks and Davin Joesph? Whew! For WR3, Id love have Danny Amendola. Perfect fit for our offense. He has speed, sure hands and is an excellent route runner. He gives Josh options underneath. He probably won't be cheap either. TE1 and LT2 wont be easy either. LT2 should be addressed in the draft. I just cant see 70 continuing to play injury free. Not with his weight issues. Regarding TE1, I think the only real options will be Martellus Bennett or Dustin Keller from the NY teams. I think pairing them with Stocker would make a very good TE tandem. So, imagine this offense:QB1: Josh FreemanRB1: Doug MartinRB2: Steven JacksonWR1: Vincent JacksonWR2: Mike WilliamsWR3: Danny AmendolaTE1: Martellus Bennett/Dustin KellerTE2: Luke StockerWell, there you have it. What I believe is the blueprint for putting this team in the playoffs and possibly the SuperBowl. Of course, it could be considered a pipe-dream. However, all of the free agents I have mentioned will cost us but none will break the bank. It is all posted for conversations sake and I think this is much more productive than breaking out the torches and pitchforks for Freeman and Schiano.


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Hi folks,
I've tried 2 different download methods from the subscription centre, both of which end up with the following error:
(See attached)
I thought that maybe it was because I had chosen to use the Autodesk Downloader app (which IMHO is pretty crap but that's for another thread!) so I downloaded it again using the Browser Download option instead which presented me with a .zip file.
This allowed me to copy/replace an xml file that popped up earlier in the install process so I thought it would fix this issue too but no.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Does the file exist in the location noted in the error message?
It is possible the file is not there, it is corrupt, or you do not have the proper access to the file. Doing a "Browser" download of the application may help you download a clean set of installation files. Trying an alternate download type is probably the first thing I would try. It would at least help isolate the files as the source of the issue.
When you install, turn off Antivirus, Windows UAC, and log in as an Admin.
Thank you for taking part in our community!
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I've already tried both the Browser download (.zip) and the Autodesk Downloader download - neither of which seems to have the file I am missing.
I have since been able to install the client application but without the Autoloader tool - which depends on the missing dll file.
What else can I try?
Right, a new week; and I've found a solution to this.
I started an "Install Now" download from the subcription site, via my home pc.
This downloaded the ~4GB installer to C:\Autodesk\WI\Vault Client VC En-US and a bunch of support files to the temporary folder (in my case C:\users\username\AppData\Local\Temp)
I then copied the entire "C:\Autodesk\WI\Vault Client VC En-US" directory to my work machine using my TeamViewer connection and it's file transfer capability.
This skipped everything that already existed & downloaded only the file(s) that were missing (the .dll files that were missing from both other download methods!)
If this can be escalated so as to have somebody update the "Browser Download" & Regular Autodesk Downloader option files that'd be great.
I'm going to mark this answer as the solution.


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Foreign Broadcast Information Service
The Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) can provide you a wealth of information from foreign news sources. The U.S. State Department ran the FBIS to translate foreign language newspapers, wires, and broadcasts into English. FBIS only translated information relating to U.S. interests, and only distributed to the public a select amount of what was translated.
At UC Berkeley, we have 3 databases for locating FBIS documents:
FBIS Daily Reports (covers 1941-1996, and is full text--Click on the tab "Events" to find news on major world events)
World News Connection (covers 1996-2013, and is full-text, but is not being updated)
FBIS Electronic Index (covers 1975-1996 and is only citations-- though all will be in the FBIS Daily reports database above, use the instructions below for finding the documents "old school" style)Read more
News Resources
Here are some general news and newsmedia databases. For a full listing of the Library's news resources, check this list.
Access World News
Provides full-text information and perspectives from over 600 U.S. and over 700 international sources. Offers strong regional coverage, indexing more than California newspapers such as Contra Costa Times (1995-current), Sacramento Bee (1984-current), San Francisco Chronicle (1985-current), and San Jose Mercury News (1985-current). Search categories include: California newspapers (121 titles), Greater Los Angeles (54 titles), major metropolitan titles (13 titles), Spanish-language news sources (48 titles), the World (almost 2000 titles), US (855 titles).
Provides general and business news and information from more than 9,000 sources in 22 languages, including influential local, national and international newspapers, leading business magazines, trade publications, and news wires. Includes the exclusive combination of The Wall Street Journal (1979-present), the Financial Times, Dow Jones and Reuters newswires and the Associated Press, as well as Reuters Fundamentals, and Bureau van Dijk company profiles.
LexisNexis Academic
Includes over 6,000 individual titles of international, national and local newspapers and wire services; radio and television transcripts; and business, medical, industry, and legislative magazines, journals, and newsletters. Wide geographic coverage and translations from foreign-language sources, as well as news services like the Associated Press, Agence France Press, El Pais and Xinhua (New China) News Agency.
ProQuest Newspapers
Indexes the New York Times (1999-present), Los Angeles Times (1985-present), Wall Street Journal (1982-present).
Historical Newspapers (ProQuest)
Indexes articles from Chicago Defender (1905-1975), Chicago Tribune (1849-1986), Los Angeles Times (1881-1986), New York Times (1851-2004), San Francisco Chronicle (1865-1922), Wall Street Journal (1889-1990), and Washington Post (1877-1991).


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You want to eat more fish, in keeping with the latest dietary guidelines that recommend increasing the amount and variety of seafood in your diet. But you don't know where to start. Don't worry — cooking fish isn't difficult, as you'll see in this guide.
To begin with, only buy fish that is refrigerated or properly iced. Fresh fish should smell fresh and mild, not fishy, sour or ammonia-like. Whole fish and fillets should have firm, shiny flesh and bright red gills free from slime. When buying frozen fish, avoid packages placed above the frost line or top of the freezer case. If the package is transparent, look for signs of frost or ice crystals. These could mean the fish has been stored a long time or thawed and refrozen — in which case, choose another package.
Poaching is a healthy and easy way to cook tender fish, such as the salmon shown here. In a shallow pan, place the fish on a bed of aromatic ingredients, such as leeks or fresh herbs, add a few ounces of vegetable broth and some herbs. Cover loosely and gently simmer on the stove top. Cook 4 to 6 minutes covered. Poaching time will vary with the amount of fish being poached and the thickness.
Fish should be cooked to an internal temperature of 145 F. But if you don't have a food thermometer, you can determine whether fish is properly cooked by slipping the point of a sharp knife into the flesh and pulling it aside. The flesh should be opaque and separate easily, as in this photograph of poached cod.
It's easy and delicious to cook fish fillets in packets of parchment paper, a technique called en papillote. The fish is cooked by the trapped steam. If you don't have parchment paper on hand, use aluminum foil to make the packets. The fish need to bake for only 10 to 15 minutes at 400 F.
Grilling is a great way to prepare fish — it's quick and adds a distinctive flavor. Grilling also lets you cook with little added fat. Marinades, dry rubs and fresh herbs can add variety to grilled fish.
Baking is a healthier alternative to frying. You can bread and bake any fish this way, but tilapia is a good choice because it's thin and cooks quickly in a hot oven, producing a crispy crust. For the breading, use whole-wheat breadcrumbs, cornflakes or panko, as shown here.


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Posted 21 November 2010 - 05:43 PM
Will a survival hunter benefit from dragonhawks ?
This is their new special.
Fire Breath [Special Ability]
40 yd range
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Posted 21 November 2010 - 11:10 PM
Hello I have a question regarding pets.
Will a survival hunter benefit from dragonhawks ?
This is their new special.
Fire Breath [Special Ability]
40 yd range
Instant 30 sec cooldown
Breaths Fire on the target, increasing magic damage taken by 8% for 45 sec.
Yes, however it doesn't stack with the debuff brought by warlocks, moonkins, assassination rogues or unholy DKs.
Probably should have posted that in the Sticky: Hunter: Simple Questions/Simple Answers Multi-page thread
Posted 21 November 2010 - 11:13 PM
Will a survival hunter benefit from dragonhawks ?
Yes, explosive shot, arcane shot, serpent sting, black arrow, explosive trap and cobra shot are considered magical effects/damage (fire, arcane, nature, shadow), so yes: Dragonhawks will give another 8% to those abilities.
I still imagine for solo questing, Roar of Recovery (Cat/Spirit Beast) will most likely be the greatest single buff due to agility scaling all of your damage (including the fact that until your pet applies the debuff to the target, you are not gaining anything).
For raiding: Unholy DK, Moonkin, Assassination Rogue, or Warlock will apply the same type of debuff to the target. If you have none of these, Dragonhawk / Wind Serpent can be a good pet to bring out.
I'd suggest have a look through your standard raid (10/25) and see which buffs/debuffs are provided by regulars and which aren't... bring the irregular buffs/debuff pets to raid
WoW Petopia Community • View topic - Pet Usage Flowchart and Ability Spreadsheet has a good spreadsheet/flowchart to make sure you're covering the raid
Posted 24 November 2010 - 01:38 AM
Also: Nitro Boosts for some unknown reason have made their way from your feet to your belt. Remember to re-tinker that
Anyone interested too: Gezzarak the Huntress (Skettis Purple w/green stripes quest spawned Warp Stalker) is now tamable. Be quick with your Tame button. Traps don't work and she does a knock back every so often. I have 845 haste rating and just managed to get the tame off after the 3rd knockback.
Posted 24 November 2010 - 08:29 AM
If anyone hasn't noticed, Relentless Earthsiege Diamond is pretty much dead now. I've just thrown a Swift Skyflare Diamond (21 crit + movement) in my meta (1 red/2 yellow) and still have my 16 agility to boots.
I'd argue Thundering is a better choice as far as DPS gain this far into the expac with 21 crit rating being bleh. Thundering offers 480 haste/6seconds. Either way; based on the blue post it sounds like it's just a temporary thing, as they will indeed be reverting the relentless/chaotic requirements back to more red than blue.
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LA HABRA HEIGHTS - Eight people, including two current planning commissioners and a former one, have applied for a vacancy on the City Council.
The council at a 6 p.m. meeting today will decide who to interview and what questions to ask at a special 6 p.m. Oct. 25 meeting when the new member is expected to be selected.
The field of eight includes Planning Commissioners Larry Black and Kyle F. Miller; Rafael "Ray" Fernandez, a former commissioner; Michael Higgins, editor of Heights Life; Matthew Holmberg, a student teacher at Brea High School; Chester Jeng, a dentist and attorney; William Phelps, a retired law professor; and Jane L. Williams, former owner-editor of the La Habra Journal.
Council members and others said they were happy with the field.
"It sounds like we have a good candidate pool," said Councilman Brian Bergman. "I was confident before that it would work and I'm even more so now."
Former Councilwoman Jean Lietzau agreed.
"It's an interesting cross section of the community with some very qualified people," Lietzau said. "I'm sure they'll make a wise selection."
La Habra Heights blogger Stephen Blagden agreed but with a twist.
"It's such a diverse group that it might be better to put it up to a vote of the residents," Blagden said.
The council's first decision today will be to decide who to interview.
City Manager Shauna Clark is suggesting - after discussions with Mayor Stan Carroll - that there be a vote.
Each council member would get four votes and any of the eight applicants who received two votes would be interviewed, Clark stated in the written staff report.
However, Councilman Roy Francis in a Wednesday interview said he would like for everyone to be interviewed.
"It will take a little time but that's OK," Francis said.
Each of the candidates filed a written statement on why they should be selected.
Black, who has 25 years in marketing, cited his years of experience.
"The experience I've gained in business will assist me in contributing to the council's efforts to maintain the financial integrity of the city, support the general plan and prepare for the challenges that lie before us," he stated.
Fernandez, a real estate investor and contractor, also touted his background.
"I have proven time and again that I have the creativity to come up with solutions to solve demanding problems," he stated.
Higgins said he would be an advocate for the entire community.
"I would like to focus on ways to build a better community rather than creating divisions within it," he stated.
Holmberg said he has many ideas.
"These ideas include utilizing the spirit of community involvement to recruit volunteers to address many issues in La Habra Heights," he stated.
Jeng cited his experience.
"I will work with members of the City Council, city staff and residents of La Habra Heights to continue the good work that is in progress," he stated.
Miller, also a commercial real estate broker, said the city's roads and buildings need attention.
"I would strive to develop new and existing resources to deal with our infrastructure challenges," he stated.
Phelps said he is inspired by past examples.
"(They're) often involving great personal sacrifice - provided to our community by council members past and present," he stated.
Williams said she knows the issues of the city.
"I have a strong background in local financial figures and have a number of experts I can on call for explanations and advice."
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Neighbors found the infant Tuesday, after hearing a sound coming from their trash can.
JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) – Brian Edward Boose just wanted to spend the holidays with his family.
Too bad the 34-year-old registered sex offender who is wanted out of Georgia didn't tell police.
Jonesboro police arrested Boose at a home in the 700-block of Craighead Road after receiving an anonymous tip.
According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Sex Offender Registry, Boose was convicted on September 12, 2013, of sexual battery against a child under the age of 16.
After he was read his Miranda rights and signed a waiver, Jonesboro detectives said Boose admit since his recent release he had been staying in Jonesboro at several different locations.
Boose told police he knew he needed to report; but, he "wanted to be with family for the holidays," the incident report stated.
Boose is charged with failure to register/comply with reporting requirements, registered offender/incorrect permanent physical address on ID card or driver's license, and an out of town warrant. He is being held in the Craighead County Detention Center.
This was the third time in less than two months that Jonesboro police have arrested Boose for failing to comply with registration requirements.
He was arrested on November 26 and, according to police records, on November 13.
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My research interests are in animal communication, behavior and ecology. My research has focused primarily on the development and functions of signature whistles in free-ranging bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops truncatus. Much of this work is carried out in Sarasota, Florida, as part of an ongoing long-term study of a resident community of free-ranging dolphins. Work in my lab also focuses on the bottlenose dolphins in our local waters. Boat-based photo-identification surveys have been carried out one or more times per week since 1995, primarily by UNCW graduate and undergraduate students. These data are now being used to answer questions regarding movement patterns, residency, habitat use and social structure of dolphins in the Wilmington area. This work contributes to a larger scale effort to understand stock structure of bottlenose dolphins along the mid-Atlantic coast.
Jones, G., and L. Sayigh. 2002. Geographic variation in rates of vocal production of free-ranging bottlenose dolphins. Marine Mammal Science. 18: 374-393.
Sayigh, L. S. 2002. Signature whistles. In Encyclopedia of marine mammals, ed. B. Wursig and W. Perrin. Academic Press: San Diego, pp. 1081-1083.
Allen, M., A. Read, J. Gaudet, and L. Sayigh. 2001. Fine scale habitat selection of foraging bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) near Clearwater, Florida. Marine Ecology Progress Series 222: 253-264.
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DERRY — Pinkerton Academy has a new voice at School Board meetings.
School officials welcomed Pinkerton junior Tim Wood as its new board liaison.
Wood is the latest in a series of students who have served as the student connection to Pinkerton. He will give regular updates on the high school and its activities at board meetings.
Assistant Superintedent Mary Ann Connors-Krikorian was part of the liaison selection process and said Wood would be a great asset to the school team.
"I was involved in the selection process (with teachers and administrators) and Tim did a super job," she said.
Connors-Krikorian called the selection process "very fair and eye-opening."
She said all candidates were well qualified .
Wood is a member of Pinkerton's varsity soccer team and also works as part of the school's new mentoring program, helping freshmen get acquainted with the school during their first year.
He said he wanted to help give back to Pinkerton and also be part of the Derry school district process.
"I felt like I have a lot to offer the community and Pinkerton Academy," Wood said.
He said Pinkerton has been very supportive of his family and all the families from the school's sending towns of Derry, Chester and Hampstead.
Superintendent Laura Nelson welcomed Wood and said his words were very heartwarming.
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AUSTIN -- Journalism students at the University of Texas now have a state-of-the-art facility to use as they learn their craft. The Belo Center for New Media opened in August and will officially be dedicated at 5 p.m. on November 1.
Named in honor of the vital role that Col. A. H. Belo played in the early days of Texas journalism, the new building provides a more open, interactive environment for more than 4,600 students in the College of Communication. The adjacent Jesse H. Jones Communication Center was built in 1974 to serve just 1,000 students.
The five-story, 120,000 square foot Belo Center cost almost $55 million and features auditoriums, interactive classrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a café. Robert W. Decherd, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer A.H. Belo, says the investment will help classic journalistic principles flourish in a digital media world.
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DOVER, Del. - The state Senate has approved a bill allowing veterans groups and fraternal organizations to operate slot machines.
The Senate voted 15-to-2 for the bill Tuesday after adding an amendment expanding the authorized gambling to include local fraternal societies not affiliated with national groups like the Elks or Moose.
The Markell administration and lawmakers have been looking to pacify veterans groups and fraternal organizations since they were told late last year to stop their illegal slots operations.
The bill makes permanent existing interim measures that allow the organizations to offer slots gambling, with the state keeping 40 percent of the proceeds after players are paid. The organizations would be required to use at least 40 percent of their winnings for charitable purposes.
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Sunrise and Shasta's shadow from just below the Red Banks last July.
What a fun topic! Life has led me to be a consistent dawn patroller which fortunately allows me many, many more sunrises than I thought I'd ever see. I love them more that sunsets because of the anticipation and growing of the day. I'm very fortunate to see the changes as the year progresses through our local mountains. Very fun stuff. Thanks for sharing your photos.
This was taken from Broadway on the Diamond in 2005...
Last trip to Jacks Canyon of the season in 09. Cold morning but the sunrise and climbing were worth it.
Wow Flyk - those images from Mt. Moran are stunning. Here is one from Cerro Standhart for the mix.
Wow, nice sunrises! I wish I could get up that early; it seems the only way I could is to set at least 2 very loud alarms with no snooze capabilities, and no off switch- or even easier for me is to just stay up all night to see the sunrise. I'm jealous of all you alpine start people! Edit: I do have plenty of nice sunset pics though. : )
Mount Stuart in Washington State
Bivied in NH's Presidential Range last night and woke up to find what you see below. First thought: "I'm reviving that MP thread." Second thought: "I'm fucking cold."
Not a climbing sunrise but this one is from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in MN.
Normally the sun activity that we is when we're bailing and it's setting.
From the top of Drizzlepus on Mt. Moran, 2008.
RMNP in the right place at the right time
From the campground in the fall most likely October. A fog shrouded the valley at waking.....then burned off to show the Tower....
Hiking into the Petite.............Early morning sun on a Columbine
From the Aiguille du Midi, Chamonix, France hmmm. I think this actually is sun set, not sun rise. Oh well.
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At some point, all of us want a break from New Orleans and that point usually occurs in the thick of the summer. To feel like you've made a brief lunchtime or coffee break escape from our fair city, a visit to Merchant can be just the ticket. This new CBD spot is essentially a coffee shop with a menu of salads, sandwiches and crepes, but its approach, its look and its menu are all refreshingly different from the local lunch spot norm.
This is a small, casual place that looks like it was designed by a modern architect. The color is mostly white, with a few exclamations of red barstools and a rustic wood table. Beyond that long table, it looks like seating is limited to a few counters, one looking to the street, the other to the crepe- and salad-making stations. But there's also a side corridor with more conventional tables and a collection of anything-but-conventional modern art on the walls.
Place your order with the guy with the iPad and you're given a little stand with your order number on it. The staff comes around to find you with your meal. They're usually prompt, though the place can get pretty busy at the lunch rush, and they always seem on task.
Though this isn't really the type of place for an appetizer-entrée progression, you can get an order of crostini to share or start things off. These, of course, are slices of bread topped with many of the same basic configurations you'll find on the sandwich and salad lists, like duck confit with goat cheese, olive tapenade and roasted peppers, or a combination of prosciutto, hard Italian cheese and red onion.
Salads, sandwiches and crepes all share more or less the same main ingredients, so picking your lunch at Merchant means deciding which short of delivery system you want. The sandwiches are stand-outs. They're called croque batons, and they are essentially narrow, crusty French bread numbers served with small but fresh green salads. The olive oil tuna is one specialty. It's not your typical tuna salad, but rather a higher-grade tuna dressed with tomato, red onion, arugula and very thinly-sliced lemon. I also like the shrimp with avocado. Crepes are less filling, so order one of these only if you're after a lighter lunch. The salami is cut too thick to achieve maximum effect, but I like the duck confit with apple, blue cheese and a balsamic reduction. For salads, I recommend the big crunchy bushel of dark green arugula with flurries of parmesan, roasted tomatoes and a lemony dressing.
Merchant stocks Nutella by the case load and generously deploys this highly-addictive Italian hazelnut chocolate spread on sweet crepes. Add bananas inside and a squirt of whipped cream outside and you have just about the perfect dessert. There are other sweet crepe combinations - butter and sugar, apple and cinnamon - and a small assortment of pastries to grab and go.
Coffee is at least half the reason for Merchant to exist and it is a great reason to visit all on its own. The shop takes a European approach to a casually great cup of espresso, using the Italian illy brand coffee and serving it in proper cups. There is a small but carefully chosen selection of wines and beer too.
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Merchant aims for a European model of the quick-but-precise, casual-but-calculated lunch spot and coffee shop and it hits the mark. An oasis from the heavier norms of po-boys and plate lunches, it is a welcome addition to the CBD that fills a niche in a way many will cheer.


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WESTVILLE — Petronella J. (Deltuva) Yuochunas, 99, formerly of Westville, more recently of Sterling, passed away at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2013, at Sterling Pavilion in Sterling.
Petronella was born Oct. 1, 1913, in Westville to John and Elena Matukas Deltuva Sr.
Survivors include: one daughter, Sandra Sujka of Sterling. She was the grandmother to six grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, 20 great-great-grandchildren and the aunt to several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father and mother; her infant sister, Adele; and her other sister, Frances Fusco; one brother, John Deltuva Jr.; one great-grandson, Jonathan (Phillips) Dominic; one granddaughter, Brenda June (Phillips) Leffler; and one great-nephew, John Deltuva IV.
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In May, Gazette contributing writer, Charlie Allo, wrote an article touching upon terrorism. He wrote about Muslims, Islam and our Congress. I was surprised that no one followed up to tell him he's right, wrong, so what, or who cares. We had better care for our sake, our kids, and our grandkids. WAKE UP AMERICA!
Certainly not all Muslims, believers in the religion of Islam, or fundamentalists are bad just like not all politicians are bad. Only a small percentage of any group is bad but the media sells the bad more than the good. However, that small percentage often sullies the 80-90% that are good. Often the very young or the extreme judgmental label teachers, parents, adults, and peers and then ask why God allows bad things to happen in school or the world. They forget that during their education God wasn't allowed in schools.
Recognize that a lot of domestic and international labeling is political, racial, or religious. In recent years traditional religious Judeo-Christian holidays have been put down under the guise of separation between church and state. Hitler, atheists, and the ancient Romans were good at that. So many Christians, so few lions. These are all forms of terrorism and often trump what's happening in the Middle East.
In 2012, the US State Department reported that 11,098 persons world-wide were killed by terrorism and that 10 were Americans. I guess the Middle East doesn't count. Some call this period of political and ideological upheaval "Islamic Fundamentalism". They forget that Islam is the religion of 1.6 billion people and not many of them are militant jihadists.
Strict fundamental religious beliefs cause radical actions by isolated and resentful Muslim Islamic extremists. The freedoms afforded in the West may cause ideological confrontations, not religious deaths that are not allowed in Muslim law.
Jihad, the Islamic rules for warfare, prohibits killing civilians, harming religious personnel or sites, destroying infrastructure and using indiscriminate weapons. Terrorism is actually prohibited. Another law states that men and women respect each other. The perverse Islamic jihadists distort their version of the Bible/Torah, called the Qur'an, (God's Speech) to serve their own control purposes. Their interpretation makes the extremists religious faith the province of fanatics afraid of new ideas, the modern world, other interpretation of Scriptures, and any interaction with or contamination from other religions.
The perverse control freaks do horrible things to women, children and non-believers but remember they are not the mainstream of believers in Islam but a militant minority who, by instilling fear, wrestle control by scaring the majority.
The bad part of this mess is the "PC" attitude of our politicians who disallow Christmas scenes, Easter celebrations, Stars of David yet approve of Islamic worship every Friday in NYC streets because their Mosque isn't large enough for the increasing population. Know that most Muslims are not Arabs and that over six million Muslims live in the United States. The atheist pressure to separate church from state is most often directed at Christians because of the size and influence of their (dwindling) numbers. All religions should be respected that do not effectively violate/denigrate the beliefs of the others.
We pour money into Egypt yet President Morsi, a strict adherent to the oppressive version of Shir'ia law and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, plays both ends against the middle. His military is about fed up with him and may soon take some action. Interestingly his wife's best friend, Ms. Saleha Abedin, is the mother of Hillary Clinton's ex. Traveling Deputy Chief of State, Huma Abedin, who is NYC Mayoral candidate, Anthony Weiner's wife. The Abedin political beliefs will come up in 2016.
We probably will not see an end to the battles between the radical Shi'ite and Sunni sect members of Islam who disagree along many socio-economic-religious lines just as our historic religious lines did but at least we don't kill each other any more. Islam began in the year 610 AD to confirm and correct the Scriptures given to the Jews and Christians. The proselytizing of Islam is aggressive and eventually, because of their birthrate and religious devotion, in my opinion, will overcome Christianity's 2.2 billion people.
The Prophet Muhammad had every right to develop Islam but our politicians have no right to favor one religions freedom over another. Originally Islam, Jihad, and Shari'ah law were all very sane and, respectively, religious/honorable/Islamic law. However, its ideological reformer, Ali Shari'ati, whose ideas caused the overthrowing of the Iranian regime in 1979 which kicked the Shah out, put the Ayatollah Khomeini in, radicalized most Shi'ite (the minority sect) and some Sunni (majority sect) was born in 1933 and died two years before the revolution. He reinterpreted Islam, reversed the Westernization of Iran, and instituted the unusually strict laws we see instituted today in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon's Hezbollah, and Syria's leadership.
Today Egypt's Morsi favors Shari'ah law but his people do not and Turkey's Erdogan is trying to impose Shari'ah principles on people who object to it. Turkey has been secular since 1928 but a "semi dictator" could reverse that to institute strict Shari'ah law. To these Egyptian, Syrian, Turkish, Lebanese and Iranian leaders, religion and race are more important than democracy for control, religious, and financially self-serving reasons.
An awareness and thoughtful mentality needs to be top of mind in the USA to protect all popular, organized, religious beliefs, including virtuous Islam, lest the current favoritism for one over the other creates more terrorism on our shores. There is nothing inherently wrong with the Muslim colleges (Berkley, CA & Chicago, IL.) in the US or the Mosques being built but the increasing denunciation of Judeo-Christian holiday celebrations and freedoms will destroy this country. The two groups in this world, proven, for thousands of years, that they have the patience to work & wait for their goals to succeed, are the Chinese and the Muslims. The rest of us need to duplicate their zeal.
Terrorists great achievement aren't bombings but hijacking the debate, forcing the installation of Muslim prayer rooms to the exclusion of a non-denominational chapel in the workplace, segregating swimming pools, and accepting their religions rights, even if it's an imposition, over another's. Someday may we all accept the right to disagree yet maintain mutual respect for one another by not altering the others religion without a mutual and equally weighted compromise. We can all live in peace if we work at it. If not, beware of the consequences for our kids, grandkids, and our country.
Joe Coen,
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Hailing from the Jim Johnson school of defensive thought, Carolina DC Sean McDermott cut his teeth in a pressure heavy system before arriving in Charlotte. Due to personnel restrictions the first year or so of his tenure, and more recently the prowess of his defensive line, McDermott hasn't dialed up the blitz.
Looking at Pro Football Focus' data, the Panthers are one of the least blitzing teams in the NFL. They have Carolina applying extra-men pressure 41 times over 190 drop-backs for a blitz percentage of 21.6%, 28th in the league. With Charles Johnson, Greg Hardy, Star Lotulelei, Kawann Short, and Dwan Edwards (when healthy), the Panthers are capable of exercising incredible strain on the opposition.
In his Monday press conference, Head Coach Ron Rivera, talking about McDermott, said that the defensive coordinator had markedly improved in applying "intelligent pressure [...] situational pressure" on opposing offenses. This was all the more apparent during the Panthers last game, versus Minnesota.
Turning attention to Football Outsiders' look at unblocked sacks, Carolina has four sacks from unblocked defenders, which is the seventh highest rate in the NFL; and in only five games. A fairly straightforward quote from the author, J.J. Cooper:
Whenever a defensive coordinator can get a rusher unblocked with a free run at the quarterback, he's done his job well.
When you marry these two stats, Carolina's low level of blitzing and high rate of unblocked sacks, it's quite impressive. In fact, using some elementary mathematics, the Panthers have the highest rate of unblocked sacks per blitz, with approximately 10% of blitzes ending in an unblocked pass rusher sacking the QB.
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Various merchants, various demands. Imagine you have a private on site sale or something like that, where your checkout requirements are pretty simply: create invoice / ship and complete the order all at once. For example, you are doing the checkout for bunch of people standing in front of you, paying you money right on the spot. In such scenario overload of manually creating an invoice and shipment can be too much.
Thus, having your Magento automatically invoice/ship/complete orders can be a logical request. So how do we do that?
Easy! All you need to do is to observe the sales_order_save_after event or observe the controller_action_predispatch event and target the Mage_Checkout_OnepageController::successAction() catching the Mage::getSingleton('checkout/session')->getLastOrderId(). In this example I decided to demonstrate the possible (not ideal, or not even the best) "sales_order_save_after event" approach.
If we where to code everything in form of a module/extension, then all we need are two files. Here is the content of config.xml of our module:
<config> <modules> <Inchoo_Invoicer> <version>22.214.171.124</version> </Inchoo_Invoicer> </modules> <global> <models> <inchoo_invoicer> <class>Inchoo_Invoicer_Model</class> </inchoo_invoicer> </models> <events> <sales_order_save_after> <observers> <inchoo_invoicer_automatically_complete_order> <class>inchoo_invoicer/observer</class> <method>automaticallyInvoiceShipCompleteOrder</method> </inchoo_invoicer_automatically_complete_order> </observers> </sales_order_save_after> </events> </global> </config>
And here is the code for our observer model.
class Inchoo_Invoicer_Model_Observer { /** * Mage::dispatchEvent($this->_eventPrefix.'_save_after', $this->_getEventData()); * protected $_eventPrefix = 'sales_order'; * protected $_eventObject = 'order'; * event: sales_order_save_after */ public function automaticallyInvoiceShipCompleteOrder($observer) { $order = $observer->getEvent()->getOrder(); $orders = Mage::getModel('sales/order_invoice')->getCollection() ->addAttributeToFilter('order_id', array('eq'=>$order->getId())); $orders->getSelect()->limit(1); if ((int)$orders->count() !== 0) { return $this; } if ($order->getState() == Mage_Sales_Model_Order::STATE_NEW) { try { if(!$order->canInvoice()) { $order->addStatusHistoryComment('Inchoo_Invoicer: Order cannot be invoiced.', false); $order->save(); } //START Handle Invoice $invoice = Mage::getModel('sales/service_order', $order)->prepareInvoice(); $invoice->setRequestedCaptureCase(Mage_Sales_Model_Order_Invoice::CAPTURE_OFFLINE); $invoice->register(); $invoice->getOrder()->setCustomerNoteNotify(false); $invoice->getOrder()->setIsInProcess(true); $order->addStatusHistoryComment('Automatically INVOICED by Inchoo_Invoicer.', false); $transactionSave = Mage::getModel('core/resource_transaction') ->addObject($invoice) ->addObject($invoice->getOrder()); $transactionSave->save(); //END Handle Invoice //START Handle Shipment $shipment = $order->prepareShipment(); $shipment->register(); $order->setIsInProcess(true); $order->addStatusHistoryComment('Automatically SHIPPED by Inchoo_Invoicer.', false); $transactionSave = Mage::getModel('core/resource_transaction') ->addObject($shipment) ->addObject($shipment->getOrder()) ->save(); //END Handle Shipment } catch (Exception $e) { $order->addStatusHistoryComment('Inchoo_Invoicer: Exception occurred during automaticallyInvoiceShipCompleteOrder action. Exception message: '.$e->getMessage(), false); $order->save(); } } return $this; } }
Before I go any further, I must emphasize that there is a certain known buggy code within automaticallyInvoiceShipCompleteOrder method :). This is to keep the example simple. Meaning this code should be written with more detailed checks if it where to go on live site. As you can see, the first thing I'm doing above is looking into the sales/order_invoice collection to check if there are any existing invoices created for the particular order. If there are none, then I proceed with creating both invoice and shipment.
Next in line is the simple check for order state, IF "new" (which means created right now) then do the entire process of invoicing and shipment. This IF condition is a good place if you wish ti limit this code to orders created by specific Payment gateway, for example Check/Money which has the "checkmo" code, in which case all you need to do is call if ($order->getPayment()->getMethod == 'checkmo'), etc. The above code was tested on Magento 22.214.171.124. If you plan using it on some live site, please test it thoroughly before and adjust it to your specific needs.


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3.4/5 rDev -17.1%
I have been a supporter and defender of this place in both its incarnations and was probably the first beer geek in the door when they re-opened at H & H, so I was especially annoyed at my recent treatment. We went during Happy Hour and altho the menu indicated that all beers were Happy Hour prices and said nothing about exceptions, I was charged full price for my beer. I pointed it out and the bartender--who has been the bartender virtually every time I've been there- only said he needed to update the menu. I know it's only $2 but it really is the principle. I'm not a regular but I go there as consistently as I go to any beer bar in the area and I don't like to be baited and switched like that. So, to get that $2, he's lost not only my business but my encouraging others to try the place even if seemed touristy and not beer geeky enough. You may think I'm just an old crank and I won't disagree, but really, would you be content to be treated like that?
02-13-2012 21:50:33 | More by keaton
3.8/5 rDev -7.3%
Visited 10/8/11 around 6:30 before the Blink-182 show with the wife.
Atm- A lot of wood, leather and dim lighting. A nice upper casual feel with an inviting decor.
Quality- When you look at the tap list, it's not the deepest nor is the bottle list but what they do have on tap is quite all over for country and style. Made it pretty easy to pick a few beers to do the "Flight of the Heavens" pick 4
Service- I don't know if it was because it was a Sat. night but service seemed a bit sluggish. Out waiter came after a good 7-10 min wait but was attentive while he was at the table.
Selection- I'm dropping the points down for what they have in terms of numbers not beers themselves. About a low number of taps makes it easy to have some good breweries on tap. FW, Bruery, Ommegang, A'Chouffe, Weinstephaner.
Food- I went with the Boho burger and it was damn good with that mayo they make. Wife had the thin pizza with home made sausage.
Value- This place was a bit pricey being in a high $ area of Hollywood. For a cup of soup, salad, 2 dinners a flight and a drink for the wife was almost $100.
10-10-2011 02:14:20 | More by FosterJM
4.44/5 rDev +8.3%
Went late on a saturday night, made it in about an half an hour before midnight closing.
Since they were closing soon, we didn't eat anything, nor did we have an opportunity to take much of a look around. So, cant comment on food or decor.
Brew wise, i think they had probably two dozen or so taps. They have a name your own flight for $11 so I opted for that. The pours were about 5-6 ounces. The cool thing about the flight was you could select any of their beers without anything additional for bigger beers. I went with FW Parabola, Allagash Curieux, SN Ovila Saison and d'Achouffe La Chouffe. Can't remember many of the other choices, but they did have Sculpin.
Most individual pours were $6-8.
Service was quick and friendly, maybe because we were nearly the only people there, but no reason to deduct any points.
I'm rarely in Hollywood, but would make Boho a stop whenever I am.
07-18-2011 05:59:29 | More by willbolk
4.45/5 rDev +8.5%
Went here a couple times when out in Hollywood for a conference.
Definitely go during Happy Hour (4-7 weekdays, 2-5 weekends) when all their beers are $5.
Great selection of beers, with the taps rotating pretty frequently. Had both Stone 2011 AND 2010 RIS on tap, with other great California options.
Bartenders are knowledgeable and friendly, food is good. Great selection of beers.
Overall, it's not the best place in Hollywood to go, but it's a great place if you want craft beer, especially at a good price and convenient location.
06-04-2011 21:57:16 | More by BeerBuckeye
4.33/5 rDev +5.6%
First time coming to Boho not without some trouble. Like a fool I wandered around the Arclight plaza without realizing the restaurant was on the corner! Oh well, still made happy hour!
Very nice wooden, American contemporary decor complete with comfortable couches, wooden tables, brick, and a few large flat screen television. Floors were very clean and the ceilings were very high.
The tap-list was not very extensive, but it represented a large variety of styles, supplemented by a larger bottle list. While the prices were good for happy hour discount ($5), they were on the pricey side normally.
Food was definitely a plus with some high quality gastropub fare, and the waitstaff was very responsive and friendly, even if the bartender didn't don a smile at all times.
Boho is certainly worthy of a stop for a nice dinner complemented by a nice brew. As far as people are concerned, it was pretty dead early Cinco de Mayo evening so I can not comment on that aspect of the atmosphere. I would, and probably will, come back for a meal sometime soon.
05-10-2010 01:30:31 | More by TheJollyHop
4.26/5 rDev +3.9%
Stopped by here with a CA BA after a few beers at Blue Palms.
Atmosphere is phenomenal - I don't remember all the specifics but I remember thinking I was at an arboretum with couches and lots of glass. The bar is fairly large with rich furnishings. The path to the bathroom goes behind the bar and rare bottled beers are visible behind a glass partition.
Quality is good. All beer was served at the proper temperature with good amounts of head.
Service was good. We arrived just as they were about to close and the bartender was a bit surly but still managed to be friendly enough. We didn't ask any beer-related questions so I can't give any information on that front.
Selection was very good. 12-15 beers were on-tap, about 8 of which were fairly rare. This is just a notch behind Blue Palms in my opinion.
Value was good. Slightly pricey but nothing too bad.
Overall this was a very interesting place that I would have enjoyed visiting even without the good beer. Worth a stop.
09-04-2009 02:56:46 | More by glid02
3.88/5 rDev -5.4%
If you are in Hollywood, this is a nice place to get a good pint or 2.
Very nice selection of beers on tap. A lot of the usual suspects and a few surprises too.
Right next to Amoeba records and the Arclight Cinema and down the road from the Hollywood Farmers Market.
They have easy (albeit pricey) parking down below.
The food is much better than Blue Palms so if you are out for dinner/lunch and a coupla pints this is a great bet.
Well worth a visit but it's so close to Blue Palms that if you want to get your beer geek on walk 6 blocks.
07-23-2009 01:05:41 | More by tyanow
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -2.4%
I stopped in while in LA on business based on the BA listing.
Boho is a little more upscale than my usual haunts but it's LA and they have good beer so it worked. The front area is well lit and has a variety soft lounge chairs and tables. The back area is darker with the bar and has much more of a pub feel. The décor is varied but it fits together well. They also have a small seating area out front.
I actually started to get used to the posh setting and focused on the beer list. They had 30 or so on tap with lots of CA beers and some from the rest of the US and Europe. Then they had about 13 in the bottle. The list isn't outstanding but it's solid. I went with a Stone XIII Anniversary and a Craftsman Poppyfields. Both were fresh and tasty. They had a half price happy hour going so we paid $13 for four beers!
Boho is definitely a good beer bar and an especially good stop if you can hit happy hour.
07-22-2009 13:57:02 | More by GJ40
3.7/5 rDev -9.8%
I stopped in here at about 5:30 pm today after shopping at Amoeba Music right across the street and before heading up to Blue Palms, I immediately noticed the cool decor when I first walked in, lots of wood and kind of a landscape feel in there, took a seat in the bar area towards the back and looked over the taps that totaled up right around thirty or maybe a little less, some of the beers included Aventinus, Telegrpah Reserve Sour Wheat, Port 3rd Anniversary which I had a glass of for six dollars, and yes they serve their various styles of beer in proper glassware, other beers included Alesmith Lil' Devil, Kostritzer, Speakeasy Hunter's Point Porter, North Coast Brother Thelonious, Rogue Chocolate Stout, and Stone Russian Imperial Stout, their bottle list was small with about fifteen offerings maximum but it had a few cool things inlcuding Cantillon Lou Pepe Kriek priced at a whopping thirty-nine dollars, also Fantome Printemps, Allagash Confluence, and Malheur Brut Noir, I had the Margherita pizza to eat and while it was pretty good, it was nothing special either, a little overpriced at twelve dollars, it is rather small portions too, oddly you can egg to it for a dollar more, did not have the bravery to attempt that one, pizza seems like the way to go here based on what I have heard from other customers and recommendations by the bartender, place was super clean as expected since it is brand new, there is a lot of room in there and also lots of potential, service was weak and some of the people working there needed to get over themselves, that aside it is a nice addition to the LA beer scene and I look forward to see what becomes of it in the future, also good to hear Ryan from Verdugo is running things as far as beer goes, cannot go wrong there, will go back, worth checking out
06-18-2009 07:11:33 | More by Floydster
3.83/5 rDev -6.6%
I was pleasantly surprised to find this new beer bar/restaurant right in the center of hollywood. However, I had heard that there was going to be a place opening up which would be utilizing the expertise of the Beer manager from "The Verdugo" bar in Glendale, so it wasn't a total surprise to see the comprehensive beer selection offered at Boho.
The beer selection was decent, although I wasn't overly impressed with any item on the list...all beers that could be found at some of the better local beer stores and bars. Nothing on cask, nitro or any special release items, unfortunately (but they had just opened up 3 days prior).
The atmosphere was WEIRD. We walked by the place several times before realizing that the unmarked restaurant with the formally dressed "bouncers/doormen" outside was the place that we were looking for. After walking through the restaurant feeling underdressed (in jeans, a nice black top and high heels), we ended up sitting down at the bar which turned out to be comfortable enough. The bar tender was nice, attentive without being overbearing and we ordered food at the bar. The white pizza w/ arugula was AWESOME!
Lastly, I would just like to address the comment made by [HopHeadLouie] that "BOHO is exactly what Hollywood has been waiting for,..."
...While it is nice to see more quality beer bar/restaurants opening up in this area, the beer/food quality and selection at this new BOHO bar is NOTHING compared to the **BluePalms Brewhouse** which is only 0.54 miles away, also in Hollywood.
05-06-2009 22:04:55 | More by SweetNessa34
Boho in Los Angeles, CA
91 out of 100 based on 17 ratings.


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