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Christ's preaching. (1) Christ's answer to John's disciples. (2-6) Christ's testimony to John the Baptist. (7-15) The perverseness of the Jews. (16-24) The gospel revealed to the simple. The heavy-laden invited. (25-30)
Verse 1 Our Divine Redeemer never was weary of his labour of love; and we should not be weary of well-doing, for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.
Verses 2-6 Some think that John sent this inquiry for his own satisfaction. Where there is true faith, yet there may be a mixture of unbelief. The remaining unbelief of good men may sometimes, in an hour of temptation; call in question the most important truths. But we hope that John's faith did not fail in this matter, and that he only desired to have it strengthened and confirmed. Others think that John sent his disciples to Christ for their satisfaction. Christ points them to what they heard and saw. Christ's gracious condescensions and compassions to the poor, show that it was he that should bring to the world the tender mercies of our God. Those things which men see and hear, if compared with the Scriptures, direct in what way salvation is to be found. It is difficult to conquer prejudices, and dangerous not to conquer them; but those who believe in Christ, their faith will be found so much the more to praise, and honour, and glory.
Verses 7-15 What Christ said concerning John, was not only for his praise, but for the people's profit. Those who attend on the word will be called to give an account of their improvements. Do we think when the sermon is done, the care is over? No, then the greatest of the care begins. John was a self-denying man, dead to all the pomps of the world and the pleasures of sense. It becomes people, in all their appearances, to be consistent with their character and their situation. John was a great and good man, yet not perfect; therefore he came short of glorified saints. The least in heaven knows more, loves more, and does more in praising God, and receives more from him, than the greatest in this world. But by the kingdom of heaven here, is rather to be understood the kingdom of grace, the gospel dispensation in its power and purity. What reason we have to be thankful that our lot is cast in the days of the kingdom of heaven, under such advantages of light and love! Multitudes were wrought upon by the ministry of John, and became his disciples. And those strove for a place in this kingdom, that one would think had no right nor title to it, and so seemed to be intruders. It shows us what fervency and zeal are required of all. Self must be denied; the bent, the frame and temper of the mind must be altered. Those who will have an interest in the great salvation, will have it upon any terms, and not think them hard, nor quit their hold without a blessing. The things of God are of great and common concern. God requires no more from us than the right use of the faculties he has given us. People are ignorant, because they will not learn.
Verses 16-24 Christ reflects on the scribes and Pharisees, who had a proud conceit of themselves. He likens their behaviour to children's play, who being out of temper without reason, quarrel with all the attempts of their fellows to please them, or to get them to join in the plays for which they used to assemble. The cavils of worldly men are often very trifling and show great malice. Something they have to urge against every one, however excellent and holy. Christ, who was undefiled, and separate from sinners, is here represented as in league with them, and polluted by them. The most unspotted innocence will not always be a defence against reproach. Christ knew that the hearts of the Jews were more bitter and hardened against his miracles and doctrines, than those of Tyre and Sidon would have been; therefore their condemnation would be the greater. The Lord exercises his almighty power, yet he punishes none more than they deserve, and never withholds the knowledge of the truth from those who long after it.
Verses 25-30 It becomes children to be grateful. When we come to God as a Father, we must remember that he is Lord of heaven and earth, which obliges us to come to him with reverence as to the sovereign Lord of all; yet with confidence, as one able to defend us from evil, and to supply us with all good. Our blessed Lord added a remarkable declaration, that the Father had delivered into his hands all power, authority, and judgment. We are indebted to Christ for all the revelation we have of God the Father's will and love, ever since Adam sinned. Our Saviour has invited all that labour and are heavy-laden, to come unto him. In some senses all men are so. Worldly men burden themselves with fruitless cares for wealth and honours; the gay and the sensual labour in pursuit of pleasures; the slave of Satan and his own lusts, is the merest drudge on earth. Those who labour to establish their own righteousness also labour in vain. The convinced sinner is heavy-laden with guilt and terror; and the tempted and afflicted believer has labours and burdens. Christ invites all to come to him for rest to their souls. He alone gives this invitation; men come to him, when, feeling their guilt and misery, and believing his love and power to help, they seek him in fervent prayer. Thus it is the duty and interest of weary and heavy-laden sinners, to come to Jesus Christ. This is the gospel call; Whoever will, let him come. All who thus come will receive rest as Christ's gift, and obtain peace and comfort in their hearts. But in coming to him they must take his yoke, and submit to his authority. They must learn of him all things, as to their comfort and obedience. He accepts the willing servant, however imperfect the services. Here we may find rest for our souls, and here only. Nor need we fear his yoke. His commandments are holy, just, and good. It requires self-denial, and exposes to difficulties, but this is abundantly repaid, even in this world, by inward peace and joy. It is a yoke that is lined with love. So powerful are the assistances he gives us, so suitable the encouragements, and so strong the consolations to be found in the way of duty, that we may truly say, it is a yoke of pleasantness. The way of duty is the way of rest. The truths Christ teaches are such as we may venture our souls upon. Such is the Redeemer's mercy; and why should the labouring and burdened sinner seek for rest from any other quarter? Let us come to him daily, for deliverance from wrath and guilt, from sin and Satan, from all our cares, fears, and sorrows. But forced obedience, far from being easy and light, is a heavy burden. In vain do we draw near to Jesus with our lips, while the heart is far from him. Then come to Jesus to find rest for your souls.
Matthew 11:1-19 . THE IMPRISONED BAPTIST'S MESSAGE TO HIS MASTER--THE REPLY, AND DISCOURSE, ON THE DEPARTURE OF THE MESSENGERS, REGARDING JOHN AND HIS MISSION. ( = Luke 7:18-35 ).
1. And it came to pass, when Jesus had made an end of commanding his twelve disciple--rather, "the twelve disciples,"
he departed thence to teach and to preach in their cities--This was scarcely a fourth circuit--if we may judge from the less formal way in which it was expressed--but, perhaps, a set of visits paid to certain places, either not reached at all before, or too rapidly passed through, in order to fill up the time till the return of the Twelve. As to their labors, nothing is said of them by our Evangelist. But Luke ( Luke 9:6 ) says, "They departed, and went through, the towns," or "villages," "preaching the Gospel, and healing everywhere." Mark ( mark 6:12 mark 6:13 ), as usual, is more explicit: "And they went out, and preached that men should repent. And they cast out many devils (demons) and anointed with oil many that were sick, and healed them." Though this "anointing with oil" was not mentioned in our Lord's instructions--at least in any of the records of them--we know it to have been practiced long after this in the apostolic Church (see James 5:14 , and compare Mark 6:12 Mark 6:13 )--not medicinally, but as a sign of the healing virtue which was communicated by their hands, and a symbol of something still more precious. It was unction, indeed, but, as BENGEL remarks, it was something very different from what Romanists call extreme unction. He adds, what is very probable, that they do not appear to have carried the oil about with them, but, as the Jews used oil as a medicine, to have employed it just as they found it with the sick, in their own higher way.
2. Now when John had heard in the prison--For the account of this
the works of Christ, he sent, &c.--On the whole passage,
Matthew 11:20-30 . OUTBURST OF FEELING SUGGESTED TO THE MIND OF JESUS BY THE RESULT OF HIS LABORS IN GALILEE.
The connection of this with what goes before it and the similarity of its tone make it evident, we think, that it was delivered on the same occasion, and that it is but a new and more comprehensive series of reflections in the same strain.
20. Then began he to upbraid the cities wherein most of his mighty works were done, because they repented not.
21. Woe unto thee, Chorazin!--not elsewhere mentioned, but it must have lain near Capernaum.
woe unto thee, Bethsaida--"fishing-house," a fishing station--on the western side of the Sea of Galilee, and to the north of Capernaum; the birthplace of three of the apostles--the brothers Andrew and Peter, and Philip. These two cities appear to be singled out to denote the whole region in which they lay--a region favored with the Redeemer's presence, teaching, and works above every other.
for if the mighty works--the miracles
which were done in you had been done in Tyre and Sidon--ancient and celebrated commercial cities, on the northeastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, lying north of Palestine, and the latter the northernmost. As their wealth and prosperity engendered luxury and its concomitant evils--irreligion and moral degeneracy--their overthrow was repeatedly foretold in ancient prophecy, and once and again fulfilled by victorious enemies. Yet they were rebuilt, and at this time were in a flourishing condition.
they would have repented long ago in sackcloth and ashes--remarkable language, showing that they had done less violence to conscience, and so, in God's sight, were less criminal than the region here spoken of.
22. But I say unto you, It shall be more tolerable for Tyre and Sidon at the day of judgment, than for you--more endurable.
23. And thou,
which art exalted unto heaven--Not even of Chorazin and Bethsaida is this said. For since at Capernaum Jesus had His stated abode during the whole period of His public life which He spent in Galilee, it was the most favored spot upon earth, the most exalted in privilege.
shall be brought down to hell: for if the mighty works, which have been done in thee, had been done in Sodom--destroyed for its pollutions.
it would have remained until this day--having done no such violence to conscience, and so incurred speakably less guilt.
24. But I say unto you, That it shall be more tolerable for the land of Sodom in the day of judgment, than for thee--"It has been indeed," says DR. STANLEY, "more tolerable, in one sense, in the day of its earthly judgment, for the land of Sodom than for Capernaum; for the name, and perhaps even the remains of Sodom are still to be found on the shores of the Dead Sea; while that of Capernaum has, on the Lake of Gennesareth, been utterly lost." But the judgment of which our Lord here speaks is still future; a judgment not on material cities, but their responsible inhabitants--a judgment final and irretrievable.
25. At that time Jesus answered and said--We are not to understand by this, that the previous discourse had been concluded, and that this is a record only of something said about the same period. For the connection is most close, and the word "answered"--which, when there is no one to answer, refers to something just before said, or rising in the mind of the speaker in consequence of something said--confirms this. What Jesus here "answered" evidently was the melancholy results of His ministry, lamented over in the foregoing verses. It is as if He had said, "Yes; but there is a brighter side to the picture; even in those who have rejected the message of eternal life, it is the pride of their own hearts only which has blinded them, and the glory of the truth does but the more appear in their inability to receive it. Nor have all rejected it even here; souls thirsting for salvation have drawn water with joy from the wells of salvation; the weary have found rest; the hungry have been filled with good things, while the rich have been sent empty away."
I thank thee--rather, "I assent to thee." But this is not strong enough. The idea of "full" or "cordial" concurrence is conveyed by the preposition. The thing expressed is adoring acquiescence, holy satisfaction with that law of the divine procedure about to be mentioned. And as, when He afterwards uttered the same words, He "exulted in spirit" probably He did the same now, though not recorded.
O Father, Lord of heaven and earth--He so styles His Father here, to signify that from Him of right emanates all such high arrangements.
because thou hast hid these things--the knowledge of these saving truths.
from the wise and prudent--The former of these terms points to the men who pride themselves upon their speculative or philosophical attainments; the latter to the men of worldly shrewdness--the clever, the sharp-witted, the men of affairs. The distinction is a natural one, and was well understood. (See 1 Corinthians 1:19 , &c.). But why had the Father hid from such the things that belonged to their peace, and why did Jesus so emphatically set His seal to this arrangement? Because it is not for the offending and revolted to speak or to speculate, but to listen to Him from whom we have broken loose, that we may learn whether there be any recovery for us at all; and if there be, on what principles--of what nature--to what ends. To bring our own "wisdom and prudence" to such questions is impertinent and presumptuous; and if the truth regarding them, or the glory of it, be "hid" from us, it is but a fitting retribution, to which all the right-minded will set their seal along with Jesus.
hast revealed them unto babes--to babe-like men; men of unassuming docility, men who, conscious that they know nothing, and have no right to sit in judgment on the things that belong to their peace, determine simply to "hear what God the Lord will speak." Such are well called "babes." (See Hebrews 5:13 , 1 Corinthians 13:11:14:20 , &c.).
26. Even so, Father; for so it seemed good--the emphatic and chosen term for expressing any object of divine complacency; whether Christ
in thy sight--This is just a sublime echo of the foregoing words; as if Jesus, when He uttered them, had paused to reflect on it, and as if the glory of it--not so much in the light of its own reasonableness as of God's absolute will that so it should be--had filled His soul.
27. All things are delivered unto me of my Father--He does not say, They are revealed--as to one who knew them not, and was an entire stranger to them save as they were discovered to Him--but, They are "delivered over," or "committed," to Me of My Father; meaning the whole administration of the kingdom of grace. So in John 3:35 , "The Father loveth the Son, and hath given all things into His hand" passages refer properly to the kingdom of grace, they of course include all things necessary to the full execution of that trust--that is, unlimited power. (So Matthew 28:18 , John 17:2 , Ephesians 1:22 ).
and no man knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth any man the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will--willeth
to reveal him--What a saying is this, that "the Father and the Son are mutually and exclusively known to each other!" A higher claim to equality with the Father cannot be conceived. Either, then, we have here one of the revolting assumptions ever uttered, or the proper divinity of Christ should to Christians be beyond dispute. "But, alas for me!" may some burdened soul, sighing for relief, here exclaim. If it be thus with us, what can any poor creature do but lie down in passive despair, unless he could dare to hope that he may be one of the favored class "to whom the Son is willing to reveal the Father." But nay. This testimony to the sovereignty of that gracious "will," on which alone men's salvation depends, is designed but to reveal the source and enhance the glory of it when once imparted--not to paralyze or shut the soul up in despair. Hear, accordingly, what follows:
28. Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest--Incomparable, ravishing sounds these--if ever such were heard in this weary, groaning world! What gentleness, what sweetness is there in the very style of the invitation--"Hither to Me"; and in the words, "All ye that toil and are burdened," the universal wretchedness of man is depicted, on both its sides--the active and the passive forms of it.
29. Take my yoke upon you--the yoke of subjection to Jesus.
and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls--As Christ's willingness to empty Himself to the uttermost of His Father's requirements was the spring of ineffable repose to His own Spirit, so in the same track does He invite all to follow Him, with the assurance of the same experience.
30. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light--Matchless paradox, even among the paradoxically couched maxims in which our Lord delights! That rest which the soul experiences when once safe under Christ's wing makes all yokes easy, all burdens light.


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Schofield Hall on the campus of the University of Wisconsin has to handle everything from lectures to music acts and Audio Architects came up with a sound system that does both with Renkus-Heinz arrays, a Yamaha mixer, and a videowall. Nancy Carlson and Andy Pierson are back with all the details on how it all worked out, coming up next on the SVC Podcast.
SVC: Alright, Nancy Carlson and Andy Pierson thanks for being back with us for part two on the SVC Podcast from Audio Architects and we're getting into the Schofield Hall AV project with the big renovation and upgrade there. I think part of the sound system on this also involved four Renkus-Heinz DR18-2R dual 18in. powered subwoofers.
Andy Pierson: Thank you for having us. Yes, we were supplementing the Renkus-Heinz IC Live triples on either side with two dual 18in. powered subwoofers. So we have a total of four dual 18 boxes where we hide those behind some acoustical treatment in the room, on either side of the room. Those certainly gave us more than enough bottom end to accompany any setup or musical group that would enter into the space.
Nancy Carlson: It also gave the general contractor that was part of the project a bit of pause trying to figure out how he would support the platform that the subwoofers sit on because the subwoofers themselves are quite heavy and then when you put that much sound through the subwoofers, it has the potential to move a little bit, or vibrate and everything like that. So it was a fun discussion that day when we were calculating out exactly what we would have to do for supporting those in those little spaces next to the stage.
Pierson:: Correct. So there was a lot of additional infrastructure that was added to support the subwoofers in their hidden space. [Timestamp: 2:11]
We'll it was a huge advantage for you to be able to get in there as part of a much bigger renovation project.
Carlson: Exactly. There was a general contractor, an electrician, and it was a very large upgrade to Schofield for audio and video and everything, so it definitely needed a lot of players in there and we were happy to be part of it. [Timestamp: 2:30]
We talked a little in part one about the front of house mixer. What do they use in there and where do they put it?
Pierson:: Oh, that was a Yamaha M7 and that mixer actually can be plugged in in two different locations. It had a dedicated sound booth on the second floor up in the balcony. Additionally, it has another mixer position, which is in the back under-balcony area of the auditorium. It added additional flexibility, because sometimes when you were up in the sound booth, you weren't able to hear quite as well since it had some enclosure; it was an enclosed space. So having the flexibility to be able to reroute it and run it in the back of the room added a lot of flexibility and also helped to meet some riders if you had a musical group in that required it to be actually in the room. [Timestamp: 3:19]
Wow, that would be strange trying to mix live sound in a completely isolated and separate acoustic environment.
Pierson:: Absolutely.
And I think you mentioned before that it's Ethersound connected? It's a digital connection to the system.
Pierson:: Correct. In fact we're using two different digital connections. We're using an Ethersound snake as far as to grab all the inputs from the stage location, and additionally we're outputting CobraNet, so we actually have two digital connections. [Timestamp: 3:43]
Well at those cable runs, that beats an old copper pair analog snake.
Pierson:: We have an analog backbone in the room as well, so just in case any other mixers are required to fit a rider, we can also drop an analog board into place. [Timestamp: 3:57]
OK, so you got the Iconyx system and you have the Yamaha mixer. Is there any other audio gear like power, intercom, or playback stuff that was installed as part of this?
Carlson: There is a client processor. The [Biamp] AudiaFlex is what we used for the main processor for that. We have a few other ancillaries in there for up-board speakers. We do have speakers in the hallway, just outside of Schofield, so if they're doing a big production it can sort of have a foyer space. There's also a paging intercom system that goes all throughout Schofield. It's in the ticket booth, it's in the green room, and a few other places in the building where that goes so they can all communicate back and forth. We have a full monitor system with the EAW Microwedge under there. [Timestamp: 4:45]
And you've got control over the individual speaker arrays or was that just part of the initial setup? Have you got presets on those that you can punch up for different types of events?
Pierson:: The way we handled the presets was really to just to divide the system up for a speech versus a music system. And so we were able to handle that by basically taking all of the automated speech microphones, as it were, for forums and routing them just directly into the Biamp system. And then the Yamaha mixer is more of their musical system, in which case it's just treated differently as far as those mic lines. The EQ and everything is then subject to the M7, first being preset to kind of a speech application. Now the other kind of division for that is then how it's routed internally from the Biamp system. So for example, all the speech microphones are not routed to the subwoofers, whereas the Yamaha mixer then gives the ability to route any of the inputs to the subwoofer system individually. [Timestamp: 5:45]
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Hi, I've just finished (still in beta) my new site,
well the problem is to drive people inside, so I made some post to service such as reddit etc.althougth the feedback on google analytics is good just after these posts,after a day visits go down soon... and my site still have 2 or 1 visitors
so according your experience it is my site "not really useful" or just ok at the beginning...any suggest/experience are welcome
site is http://www.webmaster-toolbox.com
Hi the concept is fine and it works well but the design is very basic. I would start off with thinking about a better logo and then building your branding around that.
Hi, I tried to have a look at your website to write some comment, but unfortunately is not opening.I wasn't been able to look at it. As soon as I see the website again, I will definitely write something.
Tried my ongoing test site and clicked the "css detail and beautifier" "view" button which opened the following error page:
I also tried the following site and got some strange messages?
thanks all for comments
to: John_Betong, yes you right I have some bugs around ... but I hope to remove them to: Trazzy, this are important news my site is under gae, so maybe some people tell me that's no really good server get right...to: ozhef, yep I was ispired by metro style of windows 8 but maybe is too minimal
But my question is:1) If you've found my site useful.. or not2) If you have similar experence, I've posted on reddit.com and traffic go up, but after a day, go down from 300 to 2 3 visit a day... It is also according your experience positive or negative, any suggest... personal experience ?
Thanks again
I've never used these kind of sites, but I guess I can see the use of them. A quick word on your design though, the small bit of text you have on the "frontpage". Why is it such a light shade of grey? It blends in with the background, which means a part of your visitors are likely to miss it. Give it a bit of confidence and bring it forward
Basic and to the point. For those who use such a non-discript website, you may want to provide user reviews, and examples of what you can accomplish by using the site. I do find the sidebar on the right very accessible but white space still separates this from the main view. I like the gist of the site and look forward to the non-beta version.
to behati: you right I'll change grey thanks :
mattmny8:you get the point! "user reviews, and examples of what you can accomplish by using the site": you bring me on right way! maybe users dunno what they can do with my site! now I'm preparing a video to describe how to use it, than a review "how to..." (right?) (can you give me a url of that kinda site)
I don't understand what you want really mean with "I do find the sidebar on the right very accessible but white space still separates this from the main view"
and last thing, according your experience is a good idea using google app engine as hosting, one of these guy found my site down... then I not find such kinda site (like mine) hosted by google.
any idea how to use twitter into right way:)
thank u so much!
To help reviewers help you, it would be good if you could give us more information.
What needs reviewing? the site graphics and service if is "credible" is useful as is now
What does your business do?utility for webmaster and web programmers
Who is your target market?webmaster and web programmers
What specific concerns do you have?maybe that site is not userful or not at the level of others site and How to drive in traffic I never kickstart a site like this before
Thanks for your interest and for specific questions...
I would say that an explanation of what the site is actually used for would be good on the front page as well as a how-to guide (maybe below the search bar).
I like the navigation scheme idea but I don't think it is useful for this site. I would go with no navigation but instead a single link to the about page and then a home link on the about page.
Obviously light gray text on light gray background isn't gonna be a good thing. (Try #666866)
This may be the pixel pusher designer in me but the "start" button seems to be a px or two below the search bar.
On the plus side I really do like the simplistic layout and the idea.
I like a design of your site a lot. Using that site was simple enough. I just think that your site would need more actions. Currently only information I didn't know is response time. I have made my sites html and css, so there really isn't any need for me to see them and if I want to see them I just open my text editor and look at them. There is a small point of your site: it shows what my css do, but I prefer check out what my css do for my site.
Maybe you could add some actions to site. Example backlink checker, pr-checker etc.
Nice site anyway, just useless to me.
Yallow: " I would go with no navigation but instead a single link to the about page and then a home link on the about page" sorry but I don't understand well this concept can your explain me better? thanks
mrcap: you get the point, I made some utilities that help to extract some information of a site, and I'm realizing that people use this utility for the our sites, so a javascript beatutifier and so on has no really sense, so maybe is more reasonable to add some others utilities like backlinks and other tools. (right?)
illegible grey text on white background far, FAR below accessibility minimums, uselessly large input box... (too big for my 1680x1050 laptop?!? (admittedly I only have about 1024 browser width available after portrait mode tabs) completely counterintuitive given the total lack of navigation or even a GOOD explanation of what the site is (that or I can't read the explanation), the pointless social networking BS on the side has broken placement (appearing UNDER my scrollbar here in Opera, jumps all over the place when hovered or on reloads/subpages) and takes WAY too blasted long to load, and you waste code *****ing about old browsers when there is NOTHING on that page to even warrant doing so; well, unless you count the pointless HTML 5 for nothing idiocy; a laugh at best when it's also using Paul Irish's stupid malfing IE sniffer around the HTML element.
The heading use makes no sense whatsoever (you're not starting a subsection with "tools for webmasters" so what makes that a SEPARATE heading?) much less the presentational image in the markup.
Also doesn't serve much purpose for me, since as a Opera user I can just open the "info" pane and get the same information.
deathshadow60 thanks for your honest review and I'll download opera to fix that problems:
p.s.so you tell me to do not use paul irish? If so what I can use?
Well... it's an indicator something is horrifically wrong with your scripts and markup.
Though to be honest, I'm stuck asking "what markup?" or more specifically "what content?"
I mean, from the endless pointless tag bloat, to the nonsensical run-on "HomeAbout" (which is what having no space and no block-level tags between those anchors means), to the pointless (and head scratching) nofollow on the "about" link, total lack of scripting off fallbacks, use of scripting in one of those "page loads are evil" noodle-doodle nonsense...
There's nothing even worth saving there. At the very least make it an ACTUAL form with a submit instead of playing all the goofy "scripting for nothing" nonsense.
I mean, if I was writing the same page, I'd neuter it down to:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <meta name="description" content="Free site analysis and information extraction" /> <meta name="keywords" content="webmaster,tool,designer,analysis,info,information,javascript,css" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width; initial-scale=1.0;" /> <link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/theme/screen.css" media="screen,projection,tv" /> <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" /> <title> webmaster toolbox - tool collection for webmasters </title>

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Which is about a third the markup, and then use a normal form submit; You're wasting time on javascript/ajax nonsense for no good reason, and it's actually COSTING bandwidth as a result.
Well, along with all the other goofy slow scripting for nothing. You aren't doing anything that warrants the presence of javascript in the first place; much less AJAX which turns it into a slow broken inaccessible mess. You practice minimalist semantic markup, with separation of presentation from content, the difference in bandwidth use of massive scripting for AJAX and other trickery vs. a simple normal page-load often favors the classic site building approach.
Laughable since AJAX and it's kine are sold to the suits and the ignorant as "saving bandwidth".
really really thanks for your help, this is my first works as you can see, I'm a c#/c++/python programmer, so I have little experience about web, and I have a book about html5, but you clearly speaks is from your experience, so I should stay away from harvard/Mit geek face, which maybe want only sell me something, thanks
That explains a lot. When I started doing websites a little over a decade ago I started out with a programming background as well -- Twenty or so years of programming at the time -- from ASM to ZPL. As such I WANTED client side to work like everything else I was writing, and dived for the javascript as if it was the best thing ever.
Then found out that when it comes to accessibility, doing an entire site in what was called DHMTL at the time (a term that's fallen into disuse) was a giant steaming pile. Took me another two or three years to come to terms with the various mental hurdles involved in building a page in a manner that's useful to as many people as possible, costs as little to host as possible, and delivers content first.
That's something people with programming or art backgrounds often have trouble grasping; I know I did at first since I came from BOTH. The bitter pill to swallow is the majority of visitors go to websites for the content, NOT for the goofy javascript animations and tricks, NOT for the goofy graphics hung around the content, but the CONTENT... and content means plain text marked up semantically -- with very rare exceptions (image or video galleries).
I actually pity people trying to start out right now -- IMHO you have no business learning HTML 5 until you grasp 4 STRICT and concepts like semantic markup and separation of presentation from content -- of course once you grasp those you end up looking at HTML 5, scratching your head and going "and what exactly is the point of this?"
Which often seems to be what you said -- it's something new and shiney they can use to put new editions of books on shelves and get bums in seats at lectures; HTML 5 certainly has nothing to do with writing cleaner more efficient and accessible websites.
I've just buy xhtml book, I'll follow your advices, because you have a background of programmer, and you have a clean vision, althought to me is seems more logic to learn html5, I start to learn xhtml (right?), and you have right! CONTENT!CONTENT!CONTENT! next time I made a fix update for server side code and other fixes, then "update layout", this is my first "serious site" and I hope to learn more in future.
Thanks Again
p.s. what do you think about reset css "reset.css"??
I would suggest, if the goal is to present the site in English, get a native English speaker to check over and correct your copy for you.
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The Carolinas District encompasses fleets in North and South Carolina as well as a fleet in Virginia.
In North Carolina we have Carolina Sailing Club in Durham, Lake Norman in Mooresville, Lake Townsend Yacht Club in Greensboro and Moorehead City Boatin Club in Moorehead City. In South Carolina, we have Lake Murray Sailing Club in Columbia. And in Virginia we have Smith Mountain Lake in Lake Roanoke.
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City of Vancouver proposes separated bike lane on Cornwall Avenue and Point Grey Road
The City of Vancouver is seeking public input on a proposal to install a separated bike lane on Point Grey Road and Cornwall Avenue, as well as close parts of Point Grey Road to cars, in Kitsilano.
The first open house on the Point Grey Road-Cornwall Avenue Corridor Active Transportation Project took place today (January 29) at the Maritime Museum. Two more open houses are scheduled, at Queen Mary Elementary School on January 31 and Kitsilano Community Centre on February 2.
According to the city website, the project aims to create "a safe, convenient and comfortable connection for pedestrians and cyclists between Burrard Bridge and Jericho Beach".
Electronic copies of the display boards for the open house show one of the "ideas" being floated is the separation of cyclists from traffic on Point Grey Road and Cornwall Avenue.
Another idea: "Close sections of Point Grey Road, extend park space across road, creating a local street."
Improvements for pedestrians and cyclists on the West 3rd Avenue local street bikeway and the introduction of a "cycling facility" on York Avenue are also being considered.
The maps on the display boards allude to the possibility of extending the seawall along the Point Grey foreshore, west of Kitsilano Beach.
City hall is suggesting the realignment of the Burrard Street and Cornwall Avenue intersection at the southwest end of the Burrard Bridge, so pedestrians and cyclists would have "shorter and fewer crossings".
The possible realignment would "maintain the same number of lanes on and off the bridge and maintain all motor vehicle movements", a display board states.
Separated bike lanes on Cornwall is the best option to encourage people of all ages to cycle. Bike routes should be obvious and direct. If not, many people will either miss the turn onto York or just decide take the shorter route and battle the traffic. Either way, a lot of people will still cycle along Cornwall. York is also much hillier increasing effort and increasing the risk of injury when riding downhill.
This is a terribly dangerous road for bikes, and the alternative for bikers is so hilly that most - not me - won't opt for it.
I see Vision is at it again with the war on cars. Anything at all to make it uncomfortable to drive a vehicle... manufacturing congestion.
But the main question is:
"Is it acceptable to turn a public, arterial road into a private access road for local residents and fringe lobbyists?"
Some might cringe at "fringe" but the facts are clear:
3.2km - An average BC cylists rides 3.2km per trip (according to BC Cycling coalition) - that does not even get them to downtown from PGR and Blenheim.
5% - percentage of cyclist commuters on Burrard Br - same as in mid-1990's
1% - percentage of cyclist commuters to UBC - down from 3% in 1997
70,000 folks a day commute to UBC and many folks in this area of the West Side drive to or thru downtown to work. Make vehicle traffic more efficient and reduce pollution.
One more time, build a City for UBC students and staff on the Endowment Lands for 50 - 60,000 and this will reduce vehicle traffic. This way there will also be no need for a Billion Dollar Skytrain down West Broadway.
But Parks Board members were intimidated by and caved to 200 vocal, wealthy property owners on Cornwall who didn't want to lose their "private" waterfront.
If a new bike lane on Cornwall takes away their street parking now, this is almost funny.
If you recall, though, the original seawall proposal came about only because of one wealthy property owner who offered to pay for the extension--reportedly in an attempt to reduce the flow of traffic past his palatial home.
Pt. Grey Road is very narrow. It and Cornwall provide through access to Jericho and Spanish Banks and residences in the Kitsilano and Point Grey areas. You've screwed up the downtown royally. How much more chaos do you want to create? A number of downtown streets now have 4 to 5 traffic signals, some red, some green, all at the same time. One doesn't know what the hell they're supposed to do: stop, go, move sideways, takeoff or disappear. The sign contractor must be a multi millionaire by now. Get you heads out of thin air and get a grip on reality!
One of Vancouver's major cycling assets is it residential street network and the City should make it a priority to leverage these as much as possible. In many cases in the past, it has.
Something else must be happening here. Is it part of VISION's vision that it must "teach" us all to abandon our cars? VISION seems to be more about dictating how we live our lives than making our City livable.
No wonder we don't have civic engagement -- VISION never listens to anyone except the minority that supports its views.
I have commuted to work by bike for over 30 years -- long before any cycle infrastructure. I welcome well-concieved additions to cycle infrastructure but have no desire to ride on or near busy arterial roads -- nor is there any need to. By encouraging new cyclists to ride on Cornwall and PG Road, we are doing them a great disservice.


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Dawn Clark Netsch, August 27, 2009. | Brian Jackson~Chicago Sun-Times
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'When in doubt," my mother always said, "bring food."
That's what I did in early January, ringing the doorbell at the Chicago home of Dawn Clark Netsch, carrying homemade crab cakes, meatloaf and mashed potatoes.
Dawn, at 86, only months earlier had been diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease. Already it had begun to erode her ability to walk, use her hands or chew. So soft foods, comfort foods, were best.
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