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Aug 23, 2013This film is for some reason one of the best horror movies that I have seen. It gives what the audience wants violence,blood, suspense and a really good ending, which was a little predictable but was still really good. The story was truly original and the cast was better than I expected. The whole movie was more sadistic than Saw and it was really shocking and terrifying I even felt like I was playing that game. If you like the Saw movie you will love Would you rather. This film is one of the most disturbing ,yet entertaining and really good, movie and if you like horror movies this one is a must-watch… Full Review »
Mar 12, 2013The premise of "Would You Rather" is superb; my praise, however, ends there. This movie is simply unpleasant to watch. The acting is, for the most part, sub-par; Snow, in particular, comes off very amateurish at times. From start to finish, the movie pushes the viewer away. The entire film is tense, cold, and hopeless, so, when the thrills come, and there are plenty (one of the few areas in which the movie did its job), they feel like little prods to the stomach while one is already experiencing bad indigestion. All the plot twists, and here I use the term lightly, are completely predictable. Movies like this are powerful because they let the viewer get close, even comfortable, and then pull the proverbial rug; "Would You Rather" lets all its nastiness hang out from the very moment the game begins. Movies like this also derive power from the close and complex relationships between their characters and their viewers; in "Would You Rather," every time a character dies, it just feels like some awful statistic. This film is very unapproachable; even film franchises like Saw and Hostel are more approachable than this film. "Would You Rather" left a bad taste in my mouth, and, yes, I would rather have not watched it.… Full Review »
Feb 10, 2013'Would You Rather' is a smart and fresh new edition to the torture porn sub-genre although it doesn't quite fit the criteria of 'Saw' and 'The Collection' but that not necessarily a bad thing, considering Saw was only focused on the deaths and gore, whilst this film focuses a little more on character, bringing more depth to the film. There are elements of 2012 horror 'Truth or Dare (Die)' here, expect Would you Rather is miles ahead on inventiveness, character and overall story. All i can say is that this is one hidden gem that should not be missed… Full Review »


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At first I tried to use Multilang M17n (tested on Win2k3 Server, Apache 2.2.11 Webserver and MySQL 5.1), and only by installing it was able to mess up all my code! The author says that it's my configuration fault, so I wonder if your Multi Trans works fine because it's well written, or because it's a complete error!! Anyway, apart jokes, your module is really well working and easy to use; only 1 issue:
user should be able to adapt Google logo to menu size, because it's all in a row, and too long! Anyway Google frame works better now, so it's always a nice compromise.
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byV4N3X, October 6, 2009
Only 2 issues:
1)randomly, the module "cuts" the song while playing, stopping or simply skipping to the next song;
2)randomly the module does not load the song (does not play it)
Both issues lead into navigation problem, causing the browser to freeze page, and ofthen the need to close it, and restart it.
I'm testing actually on IE8 and Opera 9.62, the module manages only 6 songs, all same bitrate fitting to audio CDs standard.
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I'm looking to use a 6v Receiver Pack for my 2.5 T-Maxx and am thinking of making it out of some of my unused Sub-C Sanyo RC race cells.
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Kendall-Jackson Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay 2013
Chardonnay from Sonoma County, California
Winemaker's Notes
Beautifully integrated tropical flavors such as pineapple, mango, and papaya with citrus notes that explode in your mouth. These flavors delicately intertwine with aromas of vanilla and honey to create depth and balance throughout. A hint of toasted oak and butter rounds out the long, lingering finish.
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Wine Enthusiast - "It packs in lots of fruit flavor, vibrant acidity, rich texture and layers of oaky spice while showing a rare sense of seamlessness, Very Californian and compelling. Editors' Choice"
Kendall-Jackson Winery
Back in 1974, Jess Jackson saw in the fine vineyards of California's cool coastal regions fruit with a variety of outstanding flavors. What if there was a way to produce from this abundance, a single outstanding "cuvée" that offered both quality and value? The result, first released in 1983, was Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay, a rich, round and flavorful wine, made with hand-crafted methods. That same year, Grand Reserve was introduced, a line of ultra-premium wines that represented the full potential of California's finest vineyards and winemaking. Today, over 5,000 acres of vineyard in California's coastal regions are farmed by Kendall-Jackson. Four separate wineries house what is possibly the single largest barrel-fermentation project in the world. But perhaps most important, is that Kendall-Jackson remains a family-owned winery. View all Kendall-Jackson Wines
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Twice as large as Napa in size, Sonoma County only makes about a half the amount of wine as her northeasterly neighbor. But Sonoma, with her size, is able to vouch for more diversity within her borders, including sub-AVAs that are climatically varied. The atmosphere of Sonoma is decidedly laid back and down home country style. But in wines, they are keeping up with the Joneses, or Napa-ites if you will. Grape varieties are more varied here, from Pinot Noir and Zinfandel to Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay.
Notable FactsThe largest sub-AVAs of Sonoma include Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley and Sonoma Valley. Each sub-AVA, with its own micro-climate, is unique in its grape varieties and styles of wine. Dry Creek makes a mean Zinfandel while Russian River produces stand up Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The Alexander Valley makes some of the better Cabernet Sauvignons in the county and Sonoma Valley creates excellent wines from all the above varieties. Other grapes found throughout Sonoma include Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Syrah.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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1 rating, 1 with reviewRelated ProductsFortunately, as the new plantings from Marcassin's Sonoma Coast vineyards come into production, there will be additional quantities of Chardonnay ...Fruit aromas of white peach, and nectarine are followed by honeysuckle, honey, and light floral with hints of toast, butterscotch, ...The majority (80 percent) of the fruit for this blend was sourced from Sonoma County's Russian River Valley renowned for ...
Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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Rule changes may be best way to curb hockey injuries
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Efforts to prevent injuries by educating young hockey players about the dangers of aggression on the ice are less effective than rule changes, which adjust both culture and behavior at once, a new study finds.
Canadian researchers reviewing past research on the subject conclude that rules designed to curb aggression among hockey players - especially the tactic of slamming into another player, known as body checking - are linked with fewer injuries.
"It's pretty clear from what we know right now that if we institute rule changes that automatically tell people within that sport what's acceptable and what's not...that we can reduce injuries three- to 12-fold by doing that," said Dr. Michael Cusimano, lead author of the study and a professor and neurosurgeon at the University of Toronto.
Hockey is notorious for its fighting and physical contact.
And rates of reported concussions and spinal injuries have been rising among hockey players over more than a decade, Cusimano and his colleagues point out in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
In many leagues, body checking is legal, but often has some limits, such as prohibitions against hitting a player from behind or in the head.
Some, but not all, studies have shown that body checking is linked with a higher chance of getting hurt (see Reuters Health report of June 8, 2010 here: reut.rs/WJJvDV).
To get a sense of what the research has found to be the most effective ways of curbing aggression in youth hockey, Cusimano and his colleagues collected the results of 18 studies.
Among them, 13 studied the effect of league rules to limit aggression, while three studies focused on education and two looked at the effect of behavioral therapy on managing aggression.
The educational and therapy studies found that interventions resulted in fewer penalties, but couldn't say whether this had any impact on the rate of injuries.
In seven of the nine studies that compared injury rates between leagues that allowed body checking and those that didn't, players were less likely to get hurt if body checking was outlawed.
One study, for instance, found a 12-fold difference in injuries between Pee Wee players in leagues that allowed body checking and those that didn't.
Cusimano said there need to be rules against aggression to keep young players safe, and they need to be enforced.
Alison Macpherson, an injury prevention researcher at York University in Toronto, who was not involved in the study, said others would argue that body checking is part of the game.
"There's a school of thought that if you reduce the age at which players start body checking, they will have learned how to do it before they're strong enough to cause damage," she said.
Studies have not backed that up, however, she added.
Some leagues have begun to tighten their rules against body checking.
Last year, for instance, USA Hockey, which governs amateur ice hockey in the U.S., moved up the age at which players can begin to use body checking from 11 to 13.
Macpherson said that in general hockey is a safe game that has made improvements in player safety.
"But they do play on a hard ice surface, so the potential for injury is always there. So I think we need to maintain the fun, maintain the sport, but keep it as safe as possible," she told Reuters Health.
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As a newcomer to the AoS scene, (albeit I played DoTA a bit with friends back in the day) I'm glad to see League of Legends get some pubicity!
Having just 'done away with' a long lasting World of Warcraft account (In a top 100 guild since vanilla, might I add) I was looking for a casual game I could really get into.
I saw the LoL interview on G4 and decided to give your game a go. :)
I bought both the collector's edition and character bundles and I only have 10 additional characters left to purchase with IP!
...So I just wanted to share my story and introduce myself to the community. I'm Polish or Perish and I'm here for the long haul. Look me up in game and maybe we can play a little. :D
PS: Because it has been commented on in the past, Polish or Perish is the name of a blog I write for, I'm not Polish. :P
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iPhone Gems: Google Earth, Spin, and Beer Bounce
This week, iLounge's editors are rounding up a number of iPhone and iPod touch games and apps that we've really liked, but haven't been able to shoehorn into neat comparative reviews with other releases. Today, we're taking a quick look at three new releases: Google Earth, Spin, and Beer Bounce.
After seeing Earth 3-D last month, it was obvious that the iPhone OS could easily handle realistic 3-D models of planets, but that developers would need to have a lot of skill to do something more than just make them rotate around attractively on the screen. Enter Google Earth (Free), an iPhone- and iPod touch-specific version of Google's popular web-dependent satellite map viewing software. You start with a view of the planet from space, and use two buttons or a finger gesture to find a specific location—as well as related information. Pinch and expand gestures let you zoom in on the map, but you'll really want to use the magnifying glass for searches elsewhere, or the location finder button to pinpoint where you currently are.
Google's search feature lets you look up addresses or proper names for locations. Using a full address increases your chance of quickly finding the right place, but the latter tool yields highly unpredictable results; for example, a search for a certain Tokyo temple brought up locations of a tour operator in San Francisco. If you're hunting for landmarks, adding the city and country reduces errors, as does using the location-aware button when you're in the area you're trying to search. Hitting the search button a second time after an incorrect result is returned will also bring up a list of other plausible options, which you can click on in hopes of finding the right spot.
W icons on the map indicate related Wikipedia entries for your search. They're actually pretty impressive; a search for Apple Inc.'s address—not its name—brought up entries on both Apple and the specific street the headquarters are located on.
The maps are scalable and littered with little blue dots that indicate photographs that were apparently geotagged at the specific map coordinates you're searching. Landmarks are indicated by blue bubble points, though not always accurately in our experiences; businesses are indicated by red bubble points. Links to the landmarks and businesses bring up Google pages in an app-specific browser, with links to Safari if you prefer to use that. What you find is substantially user-generated content, however, much more of it is right and useful than wrong—especially if you search properly.
One of the interesting parts of the application is its approach to elevation. Google depends on 2-D satellite photography, but uses faux 3-D elevation data to simulate depth in its imagery. You can use two-finger upward or downward gestures to try and see the world in greater 3-D perspective—it works best with mountains, not the Eiffel Tower—or tilt the device to force the view change, a feature that can be turned off. Much of the time, the terrain's 3-D presence is a subtle effect, but it's nice to have there.
Is Google Earth a must-have app for the iPhone? Not at this point. The version we tested, 1.0.0, was unstable on both our iPhone and iPod touch, randomly crashing, frequently slowing down when the orientation of the device was changed, and returning results that weren't quite as impressive as the ones we're accustomed to seeing in Apple's Google Maps app. Without question, Maps is faster, more reliable at finding specific locations, and optimized for driving directions, GPS, and other practical purposes. Google Earth still feels like a toy, albeit, an educational one.
For most of the things we do on a daily basis, we'd pick Maps, but there's no reason that you can't keep both apps on your iPhone or iPod touch. Google Earth is free, and adds a lot of photos and information you mightn't find in Maps. Consider it a worthwhile addition to your device if you have an interest in finding even more details about a given area you're visiting; it will certainly be an A-quality app when it's more stable, and hopefully, runs more fluidly. In an ideal world, a next-generation iPhone would have the power to use a hybrid of Earth and Maps rather than two different apps. iLounge Rating: B+.
If beauty were the only thing we considered important in an iPhone game, Spin - The Silhouette Game ($5) by Secret Exit would be an instant must-buy. It is one of the most attractive-looking games we've yet seen on the platform, loaded with beautiful 2-D backdrops, highly attractive graphic design, and a neat central idea: you rotate 3-D models of objects until they match the flat 2-D silhouette in the center of the screen. The fewer rotations you need to match the silhouette, the better you score, and if you match enough properly, you move on to a new background and stage.
Spin's simplicity is both a blessing and a curse. All there is to do is use single-finger gestures to rotate items around in 90-degree turns upwards, downwards, left, and right. Matches are more a matter of you knowing how a given shape will look on a different angle, and how to get it there, than any other skill; kids can play as easily as adults.
Ultimately, Spin is visually impressive, but the game is shallow. There are apparently 100 3-D objects in the game to be aligned, and you'll quickly find that you're seeing them repeat over and over again, even before you've reached the 10th of 100 stages. Similarly, there's built-in music, but it's grating—closer to Game Boy-style beeping than a real soundtrack. Players looking for a "casual game" with super-simple controls and amazingly stylized art may like this a lot; we think that it's good, but for $5, it could have used more depth and better audio. iLounge Rating: B.
The last of today's titles is one that we couldn't quite believe was actually a game: Beer Bounce (Quarters) ($2) from Publisher X. There's a beer mug on a wooden table. You try to bounce a quarter off the table into the mug. The game counts your hits and misses. That's it.
Except, that's not really it. The game sounds stupid—it is, after all, a bar game—but as with MotionX Poker's dice simulation, there is something strangely compelling about seeing the camera present a wonderfully rendered 3-D coin, table, mug, and bar as you use gestures to try and bounce the coin of your choice—yes, there are coins from the U.K., U.S., Germany, Japan, Italy, Australia, Austria, Canada, and France—into the mug. The 3-D models look great, and the wraparound bar backdrop is simple but believable, down to fridges and other tables; your viewpoint realistically begins to weave from inebriation as you continue. There's even ambient bar audio, and commentary after every shot; unfortunately, the phrases repeat quickly, and become even more annoying over time.
Based on the concept, we figured that this would be as worthless of a download as the many other beer-themed titles previously released for the iPhone, but we have to admit that Beer Bounce actually impressed us. Its undoing is simple: there's no depth here at all, in terms of multiple objectives, multiple stages, or multiple players. If Publisher X spent the time to turn this into more than just a demo, complete with different bars and challenges—think championship levels with stacked champagne glasses, for example—it could have a bona-fide hit on its hands. For now, this is a good little $2 demo; it would be great to see it evolve into something more. iLounge Rating: B-.
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23,408 in general and 1303 students in the vocational stream attend in Ongole
Intermediate Public Examinations-2013 began across Prakasam district amid tight security on Wednesday.
As many as 23,408 first year students in the general stream and 1303 students in the vocational stream, wrote the II language paper. Set III question paper was given to the students, Board Regional Inspection Officer and District Examinations Committee (DEC) Convenor P Manickam said.
Prakasam district Collector G.S.R.K.R.Vijaykumar himself took the lead in supervising the conduct of the examinations.
Eight sitting and six flying squads supervised the conduct of the examinations with special focus on 10 "problematic centres" in the district. Prohibitory orders were promulgated in and around the examination centres during the examination hours and all photocopier shops were shut during the period.
The RIO said no malpractice was detected in any of the examination centres. As many as 1,418 students in the general stream and 513 in the vocational stream, were absent.
"We have ensured that there were no power cuts between 9.00 a.m and 12.00 a.m. The scheduled power cuts were either advanced or postponed for the benefit of students," power officials said.
The State-owned APSRTC plied additional buses on over 15 routes with lesser frequency to select junior colleges to enable students to reach the examination centres on time.
Brushing what they had studied till the last minute, some students were seen rushing to the ABM Junior college here and other centres till 9.15 a.m availing the grace time provided by the BIE for entry into examination halls.
Intermediate Examinations started all over the district amid complaints over lack of proper furniture and ventilation at several examination centres. Notwithstanding the claims of the authorities concerned over provision of adequate furniture at the examination centres, students were compelled to write the examination sitting on the floor at a few centres in the town and elsewhere in the district. According to sources, the students were subjected to inconvenience due to lack of adequate tables, proper lighting and ventilation facilities at some centres situated at Shantinagar, NSP Camp area and other localities in the town.
According to official sources, a total of 30,592 students appeared for the Intermediate first year examination at 106 examination centres in the district on Wednesday. As many as 4,270 students remained absent. We have issued clear instructions to the in-charges of the examination centres to hire furniture wherever needed, said B Vishweshwar Rao, Regional Inspection Officer, Board of Intermediate Education. When contacted, he told The Hindu that the Intermediate first year exam went off smoothly on the inaugural day.
No malpractice detected in any of the examination centres in Ongole, says RIO Students are compelled to write the exam sitting on the floor in some areas of Khammam
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Another skirt to make my days sweeter :) I wanted to try out the pattern for a scalloped-waist skirt in Gertie's book. And since I also needed a new white skirt this is what I ended up with.
I quite enjoyed the sewing process. I think instructions were really good – as always in Gertie's book – and the skirt game together quite quickly.
I used bias tape to for finishing the facings and am happy with the outcome.
White viscose fabric, polyester lining, fusible interfacing, invisible zipper and some bias tape
Mar 15, 2014, 08.22 PMby kayemme
do you think it needs to be lined? i've got the pattern cut out and ready, but i did not buy lining for it; my material is in cotton (maybe is a cotton/poly) with fair body.
Mar 16, 2014, 10.38 AMby Anjovis
I underlined my skirt with viscose lining because the white fabric was too sheer to be worn alone. But I think you can manage without lining. You can always wear a half slip under the skirt anyway :) Can't wait to see your version!
Aug 1, 2013, 01.10 AMby liliv-1
I love it!
Jul 31, 2013, 07.43 PMby Heather McManaway
Where can I find this Pattern, I have been looking everywhere for one like this!
Jul 31, 2013, 08.04 PMby Anjovis
This pattern is from 'Gertie's new book for better sewing' by Gretchen Hirsch. The book includes also many other great patterns.
Jul 31, 2013, 07.31 PMby Mary Athey
beautiful skirt and its finished it of very well x
Jul 31, 2013, 05.28 PMby Ellen Hatteland
Very nice! ;)
Jul 31, 2013, 06.14 PMby Anjovis
Thanks :)
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Environmental hearing could delay Bipole III
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Manitoba Hydro is looking at a possible delay in the construction of its controversial Bipole III transmission line project.
The Crown utility has said it wanted the 1,400-kilometre line in service by 2017, but that could be pushed back after an environmental hearing into the project was extended by about five months on Tuesday.
Manitoba Hydro spokesman Glenn Schneider said the extension of the Clean Environment Commission's (CEC) hearing could delay the start of work on the line, which is to run from Gillam in northern Manitoba to south of Winnipeg.
"It might, depending on the circumstances," Schneider said, adding Hydro is looking at a new construction timetable. "We may lose a couple of months of the winter construction season."
The hearing was extended when Hydro lawyer Douglas Bedford told the CEC that Hydro, reversing an earlier position, would file a supplemental environmental assessment on its revised route for Bipole III. The document will be filed on Jan. 28. The CEC had set Nov. 27 as the end of the hearing, but the supplemental information to be filed by Hydro extends the hearing into April.
Hydro filed documents recently saying it wanted to alter the line's route to bypass caribou and moose habitat. But it balked about filing a supplemental environmental assessment, saying by doing so it would jeopardize its target of having Bipole III in service by 2017.
"This isn't the Manitoba Hydro show," Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) lawyer Jason Madden told the CEC panel, saying the Environment Act requires Hydro to file a supplemental assessment.
The CEC did not have the power to order Hydro to submit a supplemental environmental assessment -- only the province can do that under the act.
"We don't issue the (environmental) licences," CEC chairman Terry Sargeant said. "We offer advice and recommendations to the minister (Gord Mackintosh) who issues the licence.
"We also don't have the authority to tell Hydro what or how to do things. What our authority is, to sit in judgment if you will, of what Hydro puts on the table and it's always open to us, if they don't put sufficient information on the table, it's open to us to recommend to the minister that he not issue a licence."
Pine Creek First Nation acting Chief Charlie Bushie said the extension of the hearing gives Hydro time to properly consult with his community of 1,300 people.
Bipole III is to pass three kilometres west of Pine Creek and there is concern it will increase spring runoff on the Duck River, which passes through his community.
"We're already saturated," Bushie said.
"The risks are higher each year. We need a drainage plan. We need a proper commitment."
The CEC hearing continues today with a presentation by MMF president David Chartrand.
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Compared with the choices of desperation being made in the camps of the Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves, the Red Sox's outfield quandary is like picking between Hawaii and the Bahamas for a vacation spot. Texas would love to have Boston's troubles. ...Blog | March 26, 2014
The 30 Linchpin Players of 2014Buster Olney
The Cardinals would love for a strong season from Matt Adams, but you know what? If he requires more time to settle in as a regular, they've got enough other parts to win without a big contribution from the first baseman. The same could be said for R...Blog | January 19, 2014
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Rays have been collecting information this week in their trade conversations about starter David Price, because eventually they will have to trade him. They drafted Price, they developed Price, they love Price,...Blog | December 12, 2013
White Sox place huge bet on AbreuBuster Olney
DETROIT -- When the Dodgers signed Cuban defector Yasiel Puig to a seven-year, $42 million contract, there were lot of evaluators who thought the deal was reckless, at the very least, and maybe a little insane. And now every team would love to have h...Blog | October 18, 2013
The most dominant pitches of all timeBuster Olney
CC Sabathia loves to hit and gets only a couple of chances to do so every season, and the baseball gods have been unfair to him today. Sabathia will be on "Sunday Night Baseball" (8 p.m. ET, ESPN), but does the left-hander get to swing against some m...Blog | June 24, 2012
R.A. Dickey's knuckleball and the most dominant pitches of all ti...Buster Olney
The way R.A. Dickey is throwing his knuckleball these days, it could be called one of the most dominant pitches of all time. Buster Olney asked a team of evaluators to look back and offer other nominations for the nastiest pitches they have seen.Blog | Conversation | June 24, 2012
Orioles stalled by a perception problemBuster Olney
The truth is that Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos is much more of a lawyer than a baseball owner, and he spends almost all of his days involved in lawsuits. And the truth is that in Buck Showalter's perfect world, he'd love to work wi...Blog | November 03, 2011
In a fast-paced business, the Baltimore Orioles always seem to be...Buster Olney
Buster Olney writes that the Baltimore Orioles are fighting a perception problem, seemingly always one step behind their competitors. Plus, notes on prospective buyers for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the latest hot stove buzz.Blog | Conversation | November 03, 2011
A new stage for The Ozzie ShowBuster Olney
The Marlins have wanted Ozzie Guillen as their manager for years, and now it's expected to happen, as Joe Cowley writes. There are rival baseball executives and scouts who have been rooting for this to happen, because everybody loves a good ...Blog | September 27, 2011
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Buster Olney writes that while few are expecting the new partnership between Ozzie Guillen and Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria to work out, there's a chance that the two men could end up getting along fine -- at least for a little while.Blog | Conversation | September 27, 2011
Ranking contenders' remaining schedulesBuster Olney
You'd love to have a lot of games against the Dodgers in the second half except on the days that Clayton Kershaw is pitching. The Mariners have a young and thin lineup, so you might be glad to see Seattle on your schedule -- but not if you happe...Blog | July 10, 2011
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Buster Olney ranks the second-half schedules of all remaining MLB contenders. While the Phillies and Rays have difficult paths, the Yankees and Giants have easier roads.Blog | Conversation | July 10, 2011
MLB: Seattle loves King Felix, but Michael Pineda may get his own...Buster Olney
Seattle hasn't seen a young pitcher dominate so early in his career in, well -- it really has been just a few years. It was Felix Hernandez, and now it's Michael Pineda, who is developing for the M's far faster than many realized.Blog | Conversation | April 29, 2011
Opening up on Trevor HoffmanBuster Olney
After the news broke on Tuesday that Trevor Hoffman is retiring, I e-mailed some folks who know Hoffman well and asked for some anecdotes -- and folks love to tell stories about Hoffman, who is not only the all-time leader in saves but also has long ...Blog | January 12, 2011
MLB: Several people who worked or played with Trevor Hoffman chim...Buster Olney
A likely first-ballot Hall of Famer, Trevor Hoffman is hanging up his spikes. But Buster has gone ahead and picked up some anecdotes that could be used when the great reliever is set to join Cooperstown.Blog | Conversation | January 12, 2011
Zack Greinke's most likely destinationsBuster Olney
There will be teams that would love to add Zack Greinke but don't have the caliber of prospects necessary to get him. There will be teams that would love to have Greinke but, like the Kansas City Royals, are concerned about matching the timing o...Blog | October 17, 2010


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The McNeese Department of Visual Arts has received a $1,000 donation from Associated Louisiana Artists Inc. Each year, the organization sponsors a fundraiser - Affaire D'Art - in support of the department, with the proceeds used to help fund student scholarships. Larry Schuh, left, associate professor of art, accepts the donation from Anne Dentler of Associated Louisiana Artists. ALA operates Gallery by the Lake & the Creative Arts Center at 106 W. Pryce St.
Chris Lowe, an instructor of English at McNeese State University, will give a free reading from his recently released book titled "Those Like Us " at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 24
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The SDL Tridion Reference Implementation (TRI) comes with out of the box controllers for loading and rendering pure content-based models. However, most web applications need to blend content with data from other sources before rendering. TRI is designed with this in mind, this post introduces the pattern for creating custom controllers which merge CMS managed content with external data.
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Get JSON data from the SDL Tridion Reference Implementation
The MVPs got to grips with the SDL Tridion Reference implementation (TRI ) while on the yearly retreat in Portugal a couple of weeks back. In between getting people up and running with this new SDL Tridion product, I knocked up a Controller implementation to pull content/data as JSON from the web application.
Creating Local Folders and Files based on a Tridion structure
Today I had to write a small piece of code to generate a local file system based on the structure of a given Tridion folder. It's a throwaway bit of code but I thought it might be useful to someone out there at some point in their lives (or myself in the future), so i figured why not share it here?
Tridion Reference Implementation Patterns 1: Routing & Controller Basics
One of the goals of the SDL Tridion Reference Implementation (TRI) is to provide an example web application for which ASP.NET MVC application developers can develop functionality without deep understanding of the underlying CMS. A key difference between a 'classic' MVC app and a CMS managed one is how URLs are managed and the impact this has on routing requests to controllers. In this article I dig into the mechanism used in the TRI to explain how it fits together.
Introducing: The SDL Tridion Reference Implementation
Released last week – the first step on a path to lower the barriers (time, cost, knowledge, lack of standardization) of implementing SDL Tridion. In this post I aim to give a short introduction, by highlighting what you should and should not expect from the Reference Implementation.
Remote Debugging in Visual Studio Made Easy(ish)
I love Tridion. There's a strange elegance to the way she operates, and when I resolve an issue or learn something new there's no sweeter feeling. But oftentimes sometimes our Tridion can be a cruel mistress – or mister, as you fancy. We configure, install, develop, and implement on her all day long, and just when it seems we understand each other she delivers a sharp slap to remind us that she's in charge. Saucy. Continue reading
Classification filtering with the Core Service
I've always really loved on the SDL Tridion interface works when showing and filtering content based on Taxonomy information. I'd assumed that generating a list of classified items would be quite a tricky thing to achieve, so I thought i'd take a look to see how difficult it is using the Core Service API.
SI4T 2.0 : Call to Arms
Its just over a year since Raimond and I launched SI4T – an open source search integration framework for Tridion published content. In that time the uptake has been good – I heard many stories of it being put into action after my TDS talk in May, and a trickle of questions has started appearing on stack exchange. As such, we feel its time to plan a new release, so this post is a call to arms to give anyone who has benefited from the framework the opportunity to give something back and create an even better solution.
ECL and BluePrinting
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Since it is nice that ECL supports BluePrinting, but ECL just exposes items from your external system in SDL Tridion. So for them to be BluePrinted, you should have your ECL Provider make the connection between an SDL Tridion Publication and the specific items you want to show in that context. An ECL item URI contains a Publication URI, so to implement BluePrinting correctly in your provider, you will need to give the child item, the same ECL Item ID as its parent item. The only thing that is tricky there is localization, an ECL item doesn't really have a localized state, the ECL stub Component can have that state though.
Responsive Images – an approach using SDL Mobile
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I fell in love with this pattern the moment I saw it, of course, I had to do a bit of tweeking. Mostly I added pleats to the neckline to help with gaping (which turned out to be a lovely detail), made a single layer skirt with a shorter hem, and of course added pockets! I made the sash belt but I think I like it better with a bright belt.
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I forget where I got this vintage fabric but I think its so adorable. Its just a printed Cotton. I used a contrasting cotton for the pocket bags and the bodice lining which turned out really cute, and added boning in the side seams for structure.
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Gorgeous dress, i love your fabric and the contrast on the pockets, The pleat neckline is lovely as well x
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Thank you, Jeff, for your quick response to my question. I was a first-time customer and needed assistance before I made my purchase. You made it...Read More ->
I ordered a DVD from MJM and got my discount (as promised) for the price difference of the product in another shop.
Great !!!Read More ->