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[1]Glasgow, Scotland | It is a long time to wait for a souvenir.
The Scottish Football Association announced Feb 8 that it was reversing earlier policy [2] and granting caps—an actual braided, tasselled hat, bearing the player's name, date and opponent—to players who competed for Scotland in matches outside the British International Championship (see Dec 26 [3]). Players such as Hibernian's Eddie Turnbull, therefore, will be recognized for competing in World Cup matches and other internationals before 1975. Turnbull, presently recuperating from a heart attack, played nine times for Scotland and will receive the cap at a Hampden Park friendly against Switzerland on March 1.
The issue erupted into a cause cí¨lébre with publication last year of Gary Imlach's My Father and Other Working Class Football Heroes, an extended memoir of his father Stewart's career with Nottingham Forest and as a Scotland international. The book was awarded the William Hill Prize for Britain's best sports title and brought the curious Scotland policy to the fore. Gary Imlach discovered that his father had, later in life, pursued belated recognition through letters to the football authorities. Stewart Imlach's requests for acknowledgment of having represented Scotland in the 1958 World Cup finals in Sweden were repeatedly denied.
The Edinburgh Evening News launched a "Cap Fits [4]" campaign to pursue caps for the older players, many of whom have died or lost contact with the SFA. And Gary Imlach kept pressing his case. His father, born in the fishing community of Lossiemouth, died in 2001. He did grow to treasure, however, a replica cap handmade by Nottingham Forest supporters [5]. His son writes:
Brian Turner of Majestic Trophies had been a 14-year-old Forest fan in 1958. He and his wife Janet did some research and set about producing the most faithful replica they could of a Scotland cap: a tassel on the crown, gold braid around the peak, J S Imlach, Scotland 1958, embroidered on the front panel above it. And instead of the initials of the old home international fixtures, the full names of his four opponents: v Hungary, Poland on one side; v Yugoslavia, France on the other. He was overwhelmed.
The Nottingham Evening Post ran a piece. In the pictures his pride and pleasure are almost unbearable to look at. I wanted to say: "Dad, it's a fake." A beautifully crafted, gold-tasselled, well-intentioned facsimile of the real thing, with all the same high-quality needlework and absolutely none of the significance. But his delight was deep and genuine, and who was I to puncture it by passing judgment? The cap went into a glass-fronted cupboard in the hall where the wine glasses were kept, draped over a decanter.
The facsimile is the only cap his father wore, writes Gary, and was propped beside his coffin on the day of the funeral. "He's been happy with the copy. Maybe he was right to be, maybe it had more value: a cap crafted out of genuine feeling by people who saw him play and admired him, as opposed to an item squeezed out of an unwilling bureaucracy on a technicality."
Update: Turnbull, recovering well from his heart attack, plans to give his cap to grandson Graeme Lowe, a student at Glasgow University. Some 80 players in total are to receive caps after the Scotland FA's reversal. Says Turnbull:
It's as much about my family as it is about me, and the cap will be a nice thing for Graeme to have. I'm sure it's the same for all the former players who will be getting a cap. Of course I'm delighted personally, although not having a cap was never something I made a fuss about. Those were the rules at the time and you accepted them [6]. If you were lucky, you did get a Scotland jersey to keep but for me, the honour of playing for my country was enough of a reward.
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But by 1999, CHAC was again struggling. Administrators suggested closing the Santa Fe gallery -- the largest and most visible yet for the group -- and using a P.O. box for an address. O'Brien and other boardmembers refused. Instead, they opened their checkbooks and made the rent.
O'Brien took a year off from work and devoted herself to CHAC. She pestered founders to rejoin. She taught herself how to write grant proposals. She made presentations to corporations. She beat the bushes for new members. She pinched every penny. She grabbed anyone stopping by the gallery and put them to work.
"You'd better be willing to clean the toilets and mop the floors, because that's what it takes," says Carlos Martinez. "Everyone works."
And works for free. With CHAC's survival on the line, neither O'Brien nor anyone else receives a salary. And since there's no money for janitors, repairmen or caterers, artists and boardmembers alike bring casseroles to openings, hang art and patch nail holes.
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CHAC has opened a gift shop offering original and imported art, which is also available on its Web site (www.angelfire.com/co3/CHAC). It has expanded themed events to include a heart show in February and saints and crosses in September, and showcased special exhibits, such as this summer's Spirit of Frida Kahlo. It has dispatched artists to schools and senior centers. It has held basement sales; it has placed tip jars at opening events. It has joined the Santa Fe Drive Arts Walk, which includes a number of more mainstream galleries that recently opened nearby.
Last year, CHAC's budget grew from $33,000 to about $60,000. The group boosted membership ($50 for artists, $60 for families) to 120, back to a level it enjoyed a decade ago. It won the Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts.
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A few CHAC members wondered about O'Brien's motives. Others questioned her knowledge of art. A few grumbled about her ethnicity.
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"The people who are involved now are like the people who were involved initially," says Stevon Lucero. "It's an act of love."
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"We're building bridges," Jerry Lawson says.
A quarter-century after Lawson and other artists began building those bridges, CHAC still faces challenges. Arts funding has been slashed, while rents are rising on Santa Fe Drive. There are some founders who argue that with the high caliber of Chicano artists and the expanding Latino community in this state, CHAC should be "a multimillion-dollar institution" offering scholarships, programs and exhibitions. But the Museo de las Américas, just a block away from CHAC, tried to go global, and it's in deep financial trouble. CHAC may have kept its aspirations more modest, but its contributions are undeniable.
"It has provided opportunities for people at all levels of talent, particularly of color, to go somewhere and be welcomed instead of ridiculed," Carlos Martinez says. "It has also given a coating of legitimacy to things that were not understood by the mainstream. It has helped change the perception that Chicano art is not just folk art or lesser art."
It's art that speaks to a community. A community still concerned about civil rights and women's equality. About immigration.
"During the Chicano movement of the '60s and '70s, the art was very crisis-oriented and historically grounded," says George Rivera, a University of Colorado fine-arts professor who's also a digital artist. "Chicanos were trying to recover their identity, so the first thing they did was deal with the immediacy of the situation and re-image the past. Now, in the new millennium, Chicano art has become trans-national. It has to do with problems Chicanos have here, but also globally -- like immigration, language, power differentials. Some deal with these in more of a metaphorical way than representational now, while others are still very much attached to the '60s and '70s . There has been an evolution."


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Located at the East Entrance of the Coliseum. Available for pickup beginning 2 hours prior to event. PLEASE BRING A PICTURE ID, THE ACTUAL CREDIT CARD USED TO PURCHASE THE TICKETS, AND YOUR ORDER NUMBER.
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From the North (from Charlotte, NC: 2.5 hours; Greenville, SC: 1 hour) Take I-85 south to exit #19B (Highway 76/28 west). Exit right toward Clemson University. Follow Highway 76/28 west for approximately 12 miles (through 7 traffic lights), and exit off onto Highway 93 south towards Clemson University. Once on Highway 93, travel approximately 1 1/2 miles to the sixth traffic light. Take a left onto Perimeter Road, follow signs for Coliseum Parking. From the South (from Atlanta, GA 2.5 hours) Take I-85 north to exit #14 (Highway 187). Turn left onto Highway 187 toward Pendleton, and proceed approximately six miles until the highway ends at Highway 76/28 (at the traffic light). Turn left and follow Highway 76/28 west for approximately 6 miles, and exit off onto Highway 93 south towards Clemson University. Once on Highway 93, travel approximately 1 1/2 miles to the sixth traffic light. Take a left onto Perimeter Road, follow signs for Coliseum Parking.
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Ontario Garden Show in Burlington starts on April 6. My son lives in Hamilton and would like me to come to the show. As this involves quite a bit of travelling for me (at least 6hrs with the Toronto trafic), I am wondering if it is worthwhile. Is there anything unusual to look for? |
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I go most years, but I live a 10 minute drive away. It's not super exceptional, but I enjoy wandering around, and I always find some interesting perennials that I don't see at local garden centres. The rock garden might be worth a look at that time, I am not sure if it's officially open that weekend, but crocuses and tulips have had an early start in my garden. Isn't it worthwhile to come and see your son??? Brodie |
As Brodie pointed out .. the show does have some really good vendors but it isnt Canada Blooms :o) Actually I made more purchases last year at the Ontario Garden Show than I did at CB. If you plan to make it a nice weekend visit there are so many different garden centers open in the area that it might be just nice to make it a weekend for garden shopping. I will attend again this year but I too only live a short distance from the RBG. If you cant make the Ontario Garden Show you might want to come down for the RBG plant sale in May. Laura |
The plant sale is FABULOUS, and that reminds me I must book a day off work! It is May 4 and 6 this year, the Thursday although crowded is much less so than Saturday. I try to get there just when it is opening. I am having a happy attack just thinking about it. Brodie |
Brodie ... I just recently started volunteering at the RBG and have been spending my Tuesday and Thursday mornings planting and potting up tons of plants ... it looks like it will be a wonderful sale. Laura |
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Laura, can you describe what you have there, anything unusual? |
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I plan to cross at Fort Erie to visit a friend in Canada & would like driving directions to the RBG once I get on the QEW headed to Toronto. Map searches have me confused, so I'd really appreciate it if anyone could give me 'simple' directions of where to turn etc., to get there. I'm picking up another passenger on the way, but she has never heard of the RBG & doesn't have a clue as she doesn't drive. TIA. Jean |
Cybersunday: There are way too many plants to actually know what all is there in a glimps :o) They will have a plant list posted about one month prior to the sale so you can plan out your attack :o) Just go to their home page www.rbg.ca Jean .. I have posted a link that should be good for directions. Their address is on the bottom of the RBG home page so if those directions arnt good you can always use mapquest Laura |
Here is a link that might be useful: Directions to RBG
I went to this on Saturday afternoon, first time ever the whole family wanted to go. I have to say I was very disappointed. WAY fewer people selling plants and only one place sold seeds. I didn't buy ANYTHING. Terra's entire display was pond kits and pumps. As I said, very disappointing. Thank goodness the plant sale is there to look forward to. Brodie |
A couple nurseries that I have bought from in the past weren't selling plants this year (or at least not on Thursday, when I went) and I was disappointed by that too. On the other hand, I did pick up a hydrangea petiolaris Mirranda (a variegated climbing hydrangea which looks gorgeous in the web photos) and I would have purchased a cornus alternifolia Golden Shadows if I hadn't already ordered one from the RBG Select Member sale (as the Garden Show one was much larger and almost the same price). Also, seeing the Ivory Prince Hellebore displayed at the Show (but not for sale) stimulated me to buy one at a local nursery. so...the Show still managed to introduce me to a couple interesting plants. |
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What are some absolute necessities that you can't live without? My list includes the obvious ones: food, water and you know, other things you literally need to survive.
Other than those, I have another list of things that I feel I can't live without. This list includes items such as a cell phone, a car and a credit card.
I didn't realize how much I rely on my credit card until I received a call from my bank a couple days ago. I was told there was suspicious activity on my card and then asked about a few purchases that were made in Oregon and Tennessee – not by me. After mulling over my options, it turned out the only choice I had was to close my account.
That doesn't seem like too big of a deal, right? Actually it's a lot more complicated than I thought. For someone that uses a credit card for nearly every purchase, I took for granted the fact that I'd always have my handy-dandy card. Now that I don't, my life has become one big mess.
All right, so it's not that bad, but it's still a hassle. I don't have the luxury of little things like paying for gas at the pump. Perhaps what annoys me the most is breaking a $20 bill for something small like a pack of gum. You never come across these types of scenarios when you have a credit card.
While I may be exaggerating a little, the truth is that life seems much easier with a credit card than without. If you've ever been in the same pickle that I currently find myself in, you know the feeling. If you find yourself in this predicament for the first time, here are a few tips to get by until you get your new card.
Debit card
If you prefer to not carry cash, carrying a debit card is the most logical step. Much like a credit card, all it takes is a simple swipe of the card to make your purchase, granted you have enough money in your checking account. The main difference is that each purchase comes directly out of your account, as opposed to a credit card, which you have the option of paying off in installments. Debit cards are easy to use, although it's important to check with your card issuer about special fees you may come across.
I'd much rather use a debit card than carry around cash for the main reason that I seem to lose loose bills. However, it does have its advantages. People are more conscious about how much they're spending when they pay with cash instead of plastic. If you're looking to save money, this is a good place to start because you'll generally carry just enough to purchase what you need instead of what you want.
These are essentially the same as debit cards except you pay up front for the money you want to put on the card. Prepaid cards are also good if you're trying to save money, because you won't put more money than you need on the card. Once it runs out of money, that's it. There's also no risk of overdraft fees, because you can only spend the amount you put on the card.
Some people believe credit cards cause more harm than good. If you're the type of person that has trouble staying within a budget, you're probably better off having one or two credit cards as opposed to four or five. It's typically not a good idea to get rid of credit cards altogether, because then you'll have trouble building credit. If you don't build credit, how do you expect to afford a mortgage?
As for my situation, I'll opt to use my debit card, mainly because of its ease. One thing's for certain, though: I can't wait until my new card comes in the mail!
Is there anyone out there who's lost a credit card or had their account temporarily closed? How did you go about making purchases until you received your new card? Let us know in the comments section below!


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Current Status - 2013-08-20
- worked out new approach for patches in case remote frameworker doesnt land
- small stuff landed, still working towards finishing out bug 889427
- partner meetings
- possible slight changes to ux for socialmarks button
Older Posts
Member of Projects
Team Posts
email@example.com yesterday
- landed: Bug 1018022 - Polling for verification mail stops after a relatively short time, which may "stall" sync migration
- done: Bug 1119578 - Manually test that Sync engine selection does the right thing after FxA migration
- done: Bug 1120695 - Breakdown: Get Sync engines working with promises/tasks
- reviewed, investigated: Bug 1115616 - Cannot search with Google when user input with IME and click one of search suggest item in Home page.
- investigating for mentorship: Bug 1051861 - Gear icon is invisible in High Contrast themes
- filed: Bug 1124941 - Improve the way Firefox determines that an account is verified
- filed: Bug 1124956 - Fix Sync engine selection after migration to FxA
- filed: Bug 1125425 - Unbitrot Mark's part 1 patch for getting engines to work with promises/tasks
- chat with Mark about ongoing Sync/FxA work
email@example.com yesterday
- bug 1089867: [EME] Download Content Decryption Modules - Addressed additional feedback, started writing tests and a patch to disable Adobe EME by default.
- bug 1115892: Crash reporter appears in a different language (Greek [el]) than Firefox and OS X (British English, [en-GB]) - Got r+ on patch and landed on nightly and aurora.
- bug 1101331: Modify file structure of B2G.app to allow for building of gaia after OSX v2 changes to Firefox (bug 1047584) - Updated patch for current trunk and relanded to see if intermittent failures went away. They didn't and patch had to be backed out again.
- bug 1124818: You do not have permission to use Firefox Software Update - started investigating and requested more info from reporter.
- bug 1089867: [EME] Download Content Decryption Modules
- bug 1117951: Wrong Flash events after dismissal of context menu
- bug 1125013: (security bug)
- bug 1101331: Modify file structure of B2G.app to allow for building of gaia after OSX v2 changes to Firefox (bug 1047584)
- bug 1124818: You do not have permission to use Firefox Software Update
email@example.com 2 days ago
- Bug 1122049: Changed the patch to work after bug 1123384 lands.
- Bug 1123384: Fixed Telemetry usage in tests without it being initialised.
- Bug 1122048: Finalize the patch based on review input.
- Bug 1111022: Submit the patch using hiddenDOMWindow and not createWindowlessBrowser
email@example.com 2 days ago
- Task Continuity: Drafted interview guide
- Task Continuity: Field team recruiting and travel coordination
- Save/Share/Revisit: Presentations
- Working with Legal to update old UR consent form
- Met with Markus to chat about UX and UR
- Task Continuity: Finalize and pilot interview guide
- Save/Share/Revisit: Presentations (https://drive.google.com/a/mozilla.com/file/d/0B5HMP40Bk4q9UkozRzlJVkRIQWc/view?usp=sharing)
- Save/Share/Revisit: Write blog post
- Finalize updated UR consent form
- Participate in some of the Mobile UX work week remotely
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 days ago
Reading Mode explorations, based on Maslaney's desktop version: http://cl.ly/ZRiY (menu options) and http://cl.ly/ZR4O
- Finish up Reading Mode
- More Tabs view explorations
- Beginning UI
- Explore Lightweight themes
- User Profile
- Settings
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 days ago
- First Run UI/UX updates for 38
- Android Tab sending/receiving UX
- Passwords management on Mobile
- Reading List/Mode sync up
- iOS mock ups
- Passwords/ iOS workweek in SFO
email@example.com 2 days ago
Reading List Mockups:
- File bug 1123865 and bug 1123863.
- Attend Reading Mode/List meeting.
- Device Sharing Mockup
- File bug 1123441.
- Finish working on bug 1096372.
Reading List Mockups:
- Start working on reading list prototype addon.
- Test whimsy with compartment-per-addon.
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 days ago
- InContent Prefs blocker triage with Gijs
- Password Manager doorhanger review with Rfeely
- Figuring out Search next steps
- Search icons
- Meetings!
- Finish up Search direction
- Finish Search icons
- Additional coordination and planning for various projects
email@example.com 2 days ago
- reading list UX work week
- tab → tray prototype
- iOS home panels mockups (http://cl.ly/image/0O0X1W0a1o2B/Image%202015-01-26%20at%209.27.00%20AM.png)
- iPad top bar mockups (http://cl.ly/image/1V3a223U0L2n/Screen%20Shot%202015-01-22%20at%2011.09.34%20AM.png)
- InVision Trial has started!
- Wrote a blog post on Sketch and Framer.js for rapid prototyping, should be up this week
- Password Manager and iOS work week in SF
- Publish blog post
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 days ago
Bug 1107273 - Visual Design for Indicating a Window/Tab is Shared
Bug 1087621 - [UX] Design for Reading List on Desktop https://firefox-ux.etherpad.mozilla.org/readinglistworksprint http://invis.io/B21NGU7M3
Bug 558882 - (desktop-reader) Ship Readability in the desktop browser (reader mode) http://invis.io/XA217X8SY
• Address UI Reviews
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 days ago
- Hello support
- Deal with inbox explosion.
- Lots of Loop needinfos.
- Collaboration sketching
email@example.com 2 days ago
firstname.lastname@example.com 6 days ago
- Getting up to speed on ReadingList, and doing breakdown for initial part (sidebar, bug 1120007)
- Fixed AddonManager startup/shutdown race and unsafe access (bug 1075625)
- Think I have autocomplete race bug (bug 1105967) figured out and fixed, but still fighting with tests
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 weeks ago
- Recovered from jetlag
- Saved Passwords / Password Manager mid-fi screens
email@example.com 2 months ago
Bug 1010411 - Intermittent browser_sessionStorage.js | sessionStorage data for example.com has been serialized correctly - Got inner-value-0.8433122792777099, expected modified2 (Not Started)
Bug 1073339 - Investigate autocomplete test unreliability on Linux/e10s (In Review)
Bug 1077652 - Link a preloaded <xul:browser> to a newly created tab instead of swapping docShells (In Review)
Bug 1104755 - Intermittent browser_tabMatchesInAwesomebar_perwindowpb.js | undefined assertion name - | Test timed out - expected PASS | Found a browser window after previous test timed out - expected PASS (In Review)
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 months ago
Bug 1083469 - Allow keywords APIs to work in parallel with Bookmarks.jsm (In Review)
Bug 1089332 - Add a getObservers API for accessing the history observers list from History.jsm and nsPlacesExpiration (In Review)
Bug 1090308 - Invalidate mDaysOfHistory when getObservers is invoked (In Review)
Bug 1090961 - Bookmarks.jsm and History.jsm need a solution for concurrent Sqlite transactions (In Review)
Bug 1101478 - Remove the WindowsJumpLists.jsm depedency on hasHistoryEntries (In Review)
firstname.lastname@example.com 2 months ago
Bug 1068664 - Add new API for downloads held temporarily in a blocked state with partial data (In Review)
- Pickup some E10s work
email@example.com 2 months ago
Bug 1079303 - Doorhangers animation is missing (In Progress)
Bug 1080801 - Breakdown: Investigate tests in browser/base/content/test/general disabled in e10s (In Progress)
Bug 1088050 - Need a pref to disable searching for single-word input in the URL bar (In Review)
Bug 1100079 - enable update badge UI in Nightly (In Review)
Bug 1100914 - Switch context menu telemetry to a serialized array of states instead of a single string (Not Started)
Addendum: one sec-sensitive bug in review.
email@example.com 2 months ago
Bug 1074932 - Desktop client user can access product tour from gears menu (In Progress)
Bug 1083466 - Implement the FTE UI in the panel body with a button to open the tour tab (In Review)
Bug 1099495 - Use mozL10n.get instead of mozL10n.get alias in code that already has the alias defined (In Review)
Bug 1100565 - Margins and paddings are inconsistent/broken since bug 1074672 (Not Started)
Bug 1100764 - Contacts move up and down when hovering over them (Not Started)
Bug 1101006 - Refactor mozLoop.{get, set}LoopCharPref and mozLoop.{get, set}LoopBoolPref to mozLoop.{get, set}Pref that uses getPrefType (Not Started)
Bug 1099495, bug 1083466, and bug 1074720 (private bug) have all been granted r+. I'll land them today.
email@example.com 3 months ago
Bug 937560 - Introduce onDeletePages (In Progress)
Bug 951651 - Make bookmarkProperties, Star UI and Library info pane work with PlacesTransactions (In Review)
Bug 982115 - Async Places Transactions: Solution for implementing Cancel/Undo in bookmarks dialog and Star UI (In Progress)
Bug 1081108 - Implement reorder in Bookmarks.jsm (In Progress)
- Landed the patch for Bug 982115
- Finished porting most of Places UI to new Async APIs (worked is tracked in bug 951651).
- Finish the work on Bug 937560
- Start testing a patch for bug 1081108
email@example.com 3 months ago
Bug 1074670 - Implement NotificationView's button (e.g. retry) (In Progress)
Bug 1080944 - UITour: tour page needs to know where Hello panel and room view are positioned (Not Started)
Bug 1093500 - Cleanup registration by pulling push URLs from the push handler (In Progress)
firstname.lastname@example.com 3 months ago
Bug 863514 - Electrolysis: Make gesture support work (In Progress)
Bug 1068360 - [e10s] Mixed content blocker doorhanger doesn't work (In Review)
- bug 1068360 - mixed content notification - patch posted, fixing the basic here was very simple. I need to investigate a bit more when mixedContentChannel would get cleared or changed, to make sure it is the same behavior of the isMixedChannelAllowed flag. I imagine I'll need to dispatch an event from docshell and sync this information up in the parent. But this is not important for fixing this specific bug because the network code for mixed content still needs some extra fixing for e10s: bug 1084504
- bug 1072287 - blinking tab titles - on last Thursday's e10s meeting myself and a few other people tried to reproduce it and couldn't any longer (everybody could easily see the prob before when we triaged the bug), so it was agreed that this bug is worksforme
- bug 863514 - Gesture support - made more progress on this.. I'm basically converting browser_gestureSupport to work as a frame script. It's a bit more convoluted than expected because the code there is really generic (handling actions as named in prefs, etc.), and it also handles the OSX swiping animations (which are disabled by default but exist)
- I did some coordination related to getting a SUMO article with screenshots about the automatic translation feature, because the promotional doorhanger that was rolled out with the first beta 34 includes a link to it. Took screenshots from FF on 5 different locales and submitted them to SUMO and talked with the sumo folks to get those approved. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/automatic-translation
firstname.lastname@example.com 4 months ago
Met about Bugzilla-DB dumps, got the information I'll need to see to their resurrection. Pursuing that.
Coordinating with Kyle about elasticsearch and the new-contributor-patch egg-timer idea. He's respinning an old patch-status dashboard for it - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1074210 - and I'm setting up a 'bot for interested people and #notification
Got feedback about Firefox And The Academy post, put it up.
Email, endless email. Patching all the machines I own, because free software is sometimes cruel.
Kill my inbox Add leverage numbers to areweeveryoneyet a small number of straggler planet bugs. Figure out what the uptake of StartMozilla bugs is.
email@example.com 4 months ago
Bug 1036693 - Plugin Whitelist Request: Novell iPrint Client (2 plugins) (Not Started)
Bug 1051772 - plugin whitelist request: Cisco VGConnect plugin (Not Started)
Bug 1064333 - Add stable user id to telemetry ping (In Review)
Bug 1067989 - Unify some more binary search uses (In Review)
- telemetry stable user id
- stuff
- bug 917918 cleanup
- plugin whitelist bugs
- maybe check into telemetry unification phase 2 a bit
email@example.com 5 months ago
Bug 791244 - Undo the pref for the temporary hangserver for beta channels until Socorro is awesome (In Review)
Bug 1053745 - Include OpenH264 plugin in FHR data (In Review)
Bug 1053746 - Add telemetry probes for OpenH264 plugin (Not Started)
Firefox work week!
- Desktop platform team announcement; now working with rstrong and vladan and their teams!
- Switch nightly/aurora back to the main socorro instead of the "skunky" one which was supposed to die in early 2013.
- Add OpenH264 details into FHR
- Hiring plan
- Add OpenH264 details into telemetry payload
- Project prioritizing - need to figure out short-term plan for self-support project
firstname.lastname@example.com 5 months ago
Bug 1042394 - Firefox self-support high-level plan (Not Started)
- Switched managers and organizations
- Start reporting to Laura Thomson and begin my new role as a "Developer Productivity Engineer"
email@example.com 6 months ago
IPP experiment:
- First meetings w/ UX, Metrics, Marketing
- Talked to bwinton re: Telemetry
- holding
IPP experiment:
- map out all possible scenarios.
- regroup w/ Metrics, UX, marketing
- Write our breakdowns for experiment design
email@example.com 6 months ago
- UX backlogging
- Search work with Anthony
- Robin (new designer) starts next week, yay!
email@example.com 9 months ago
- Implemented a basic XHR webidl (followup PR)
- Read the XHR spec, and relevant portions of the fetch spec.
- Got a basic understanding of resource_task and script_task
- Implement a basic synchronous GET request
- Start work on adding POSTdata support to resource_task
- Dummy webidl implementation of ProgressEvent
firstname.lastname@example.com last year
- Bigass holiday + work week!
- Finished up the majority of UITelemetry probes - handed off the UITour probes to Unfocused (thanks Blair!)
- Started attacking the customize mode transition smoothness bug (bug 873060). * Have filed a number of blocking bugs with approaches to make the transition smoother. * Bug 962677 is an important bug in this plan, and will hopefully be reviewable soon.
- Have a patch cooking to fix bug 930094 (Browser windows sometimes have the nav-bar drawn in the titlebar)
- Put the patch for bug 930094 up for review, and file follow-ups for lightweight theme support
- Get patch for bug 962677 into a reviewable state, reviewed and landed
- A healthy mix of finding more ways of speeding up the customize mode transition, filing bugs for them, and fixing those bugs.
email@example.com last year
- Downloads: Compatibility of the API modules with B2G (see bug 926955)
- Logins: Rework DeferredTask to allow asynchronous tasks (bug 940408)
- Logins: Remove main-thread I/O (bug 853549)
- Promises: Investigate using DOM promises instead of "Promise.jsm"
- Downloads: API extensibility (bug 899013), decommissioning (bug 851471)
firstname.lastname@example.com last year
testing, testing, 1..2..3..
- Work on e10s test infrastructure
- Work on Sync.Next tests
testing, testing, 4..5..6..
email@example.com last year
- Australis: bug 900162, New bookmark drop-down panel should use platform-consistent styling when in the toolbar. Almost done.
- Australis: bug 919965, DnD feedback in the panel is confusing. In progress.
- Australis: mentored bug 922003, Move panelMenu gutter width to a constant next to menuPanelWidth
- Findbar: bug 666816 regressions fixing & reviews. In good shape!
- Other: bug 873126, Introduce a common JS Assert library
- Australis: work on P3/ P4 bugs
- Findbar: track regressions and post new patch for bug 257061
- Other: land(?) bug 873126, Introduce a common JS Assert library
email@example.com last year
908256 - stop downloads when going offline 906139 - preserve unknown fields when serializing 907062 - fix browser_basic_functionality.js test, checked in
Review some download manager patches. Investigate some focus bug others are working on.
email@example.com last year
- worked out new approach for patches in case remote frameworker doesnt land
- small stuff landed, still working towards finishing out bug 889427
- partner meetings
- possible slight changes to ux for socialmarks button
email@example.com last year
- bug 851466 - Import downloads.sqlite to downloads.json
- Started working in this bug, posted a wip v1 and worked through the feedback for a v2
- Various reviews and feedback and working with e10s folks
- bug 516753 - Refactor context area menu for e10s
- bug 899222 - About:home for e10s
- bug 897062 - Middle click support for e10s
- bug 896748 - Notification request box
- bug 902695 - Implement openURIInFrame
- bug 895957 - goDoCommand
- bug 903184 - Disable more FullZoom code
- bug 786407 - Fix UninstallString for webapps installer
- bug 902048 - Use getOuterWindowWithId in webappsui.jsm
- bug 901757 - Create file with correct permissions in webapps installer
firstname.lastname@example.com last year
- Landed on UX Bug 855805 - Create the Bookmarks widget with subview
- Experimental patch in Bug 894331 - Automatic batches for Places results.
- Gone through Downloads Panel feature recent feedback
- Review Bug 513168 - Remove "Stop" and "Reload" from View menu
- Review Bug 519937 - Remove "Back", "Forward" and "Home" from History menu
- Feedback Bug 836437 - Add the ability to resume a download from where it stopped
- Review Bug 874814 - (OMTConnectionClose) [Storage] Implement OMT AsyncClose()
- Feedback Bug 891303 - Async-friendly transaction manager for Places
- Review Bug 895839 - Remove support for binary annotations
- Feedback Bug 895907 - Aero selection styling bottom border is too much bright
- Review Bug 896193 - Adopt Promises in mozIAsyncLivemarks
- Handle Reviews/Feedback backlog
- Fix tests for Bug 894331 - Automatic batches for Places results
email@example.com last year
Landed on UX:
- Bug 895724 - Remove reload-button and stop-button from browser.xul since they are not needed anymore
- Bug 895778 - Optimize code path of CustomizableUIInternal.registerToolbar
Up for review:
- Bug 896291 - "Close other tabs" should show the confirmation dialog if the number of tabs is greater than browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo
- Bug 896157 - Optimize the CustomizableUIInternal.setLocationAttributes function
Build a focused profiler for CustomizableUI and shared it with mconley so we can measure perf changes between optimizations. Will blog about it.
- Contact someone from the layout team about a dirty nsIReflowObserver
- Need to start reaching out to other people to see what possible ideas they may have for fixing perf of WinXP tpaint.
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- Another round of Australis prioritization triage
- wontfix'd bug 893065 and bug 893013
- Met with rel-mgmt, support, QA to talk about Australis compat impact with addons
- Updated patch for bug 355063
- Lots of other Australis stuff
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- Argued about bug 888765
- Patched bug 880882 / bug 885351 (tracking 23+)
- Filed and patched bug 888927 and bug 888958
- Blog post about work week
- finalize Q3 goals
- Implemented review comments for bug 795832 - synthesized input events
- Thought of and implemented a way to avoid SetCursorPos in bug 795832
- Attempted to get on-screen keyboard to appear by synthesizing click in URL bar
- That didn't work, so tested manually clicking in URL bar
- Filed bug 809629 about clicking in URL bar not showing soft keyboard - turns out this is expected behavior
- Submitted, backed out, fixed, resubmitted patch for bug 795832
- Switched to building locally with VS2010, switched to building release builds
- Debugged remaining issue with metro chrome tests; browser hangs while unloading a DLL during shutdown, but log is written
- Implementing chrome tests
- Updated browser_context_ui.js to test right-click interaction with context UI
- More tests! I'll be going through browser/metro/base/tests/fennectests and porting them to metro
- Finished the direct proxy class refactor
- Created an implementation plan for implementing Harmony modules
- Found some dead code whilst writing a patch for bug 767059
- Filed a patch for bug 703537
- Filed a patch for bug 720619
- Filed a patch for bug 771907
- Filed a patch for bug 771908
- Tried (and failed) to reproduce compiler error for bug 722555 locally
- Land a patch for bug 703537
- Land a patch for bug 720619
- Create tests for bug 720619
- Land a patch for bug 767059
- Land a patch for bug 771908
- Resolve compiler error for bug 722555
- command execute handler prep for review
- finished up xul fennec code base move. This is as far as I can get things until we work out the mixed platform/app resources problem.
- fixed pymake/make issues with reg scripts.
- fixed a bug with the dummy vccor dll that showed up with our builders.
- upgrading local systems to new win8 release / VS tool set.
- migrating metro code base to RC VC11
- work with bbondy on any xaml interop removal fallout
- hopefully finish up /browser integration near the end of the week, get elm zip installs functional.
- Submitted pdf.js packaging work for review (bug 740795)
- Patched a problem on OSX with FAT filesystem profiles (bug 733436)
- Patched a problem with restartless add-ons when moving profiles between machines (bug 744833)
- Added some quoting for the extensions crash report annotation (bug 753900)
- Thoughts on shipping the SDK in Firefox and problems with supporting other apps: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/SDK-in-Firefox
- Work Week last week for Identity derailed some development
Made some progress on bug 673432 "Mobile implementation crypto.getRandomValues" - this bug also governs re-adding a crypto object to window on mobile platforms
Worked on bug 734076 - I have a working patch, there are some unanswered questions yet
More of the same
- xfer responsibility for proposal for HTML page localization in SDK-based addons to ochameau
- move to Labs
- appify a website and publish it in the Developer Preview of the Apps Marketplace https://apps-preview.mozilla.org/en-US/apps/app/egg-timer/
- conduct Jetpack Features meeting https://wiki.mozilla.org/Jetpack/Features/2012-01-27
- review and provide feedback on Apps goals
- dig into Apps front-end and platform requirements
- Site settings menuitem (bug 706876)
- Click-to-play plugins follow-ups
- Form autocomplete follow-ups (dependencies set on bug 695444)
- Random bug fixing
- Reviewed bug 699051 - Track slow sql queries on main thread + send them in via telemetry
- Reviewed bug 465299 - mozStorageStatementWrapper::Initialize should check statement state/validity
- Reviewed bug 702815 - Maintain a list of open SQLite connections
- Reviewed bug 703143 - Use a memory multi-reporter for SQLite's per-connection reporting
- Reviewed bug 557047 - Replace mailnews specific ifdef (MOZ_MAIL_NEWS) in cookie code with tests for a protocol flag
(Extremely busy week, so not much done)
review bug 534764 review bug 623948 analyzes bug 637657 bug 637361 bug 638179 bug 638218
continue reviewing new http pipelining stuff from Patrick McManus start playing with bug 370886
- bug 604897 - Unable to cache small entries when CACHE00[1-3]_ is full
- bug 599127 - Wyciwyg channel write's end up doing synchronous disk IO
- bug 592422 - preallocate individual (non-block) cache files
- bug 597224 - HTTP Cache: use directory tree to store cache files
- bug 614513 - Crash in nsCacheService::DeactivateEntry during Linux Talos ts_cold
bug #549767 (flush cache-metadata off main thread): new approach, some discussion
bug #589296 (Crash in [@ nsHttpChannel::ContinueProcessResponse): lots of analysis and thinking
bug #561276 (Cookie dependency on cache determination for image redirects): patch submitted and reviewed
bug #549767 (flush cache-metadata off main thread): new approach, some discussion
bug #536295 (e10s HTTP: offline application cache) : review
bug #575928 ("http-on-modify-request" doesn't work on "CONNECT" method): review
bug #551447 (Avoid async writes to memory-cache) : fix
bug #572557 (nsDiskCacheEvictor::VisitRecord() dooms used entries unnecessary) : fix
- Mainly worked on Bug 551274 - Update nsAddonRepository for API version 1.5:
- Adds functionality needed for my current project
- Adds a bunch of missing tests for AddonRepository.jsm
- Landed Bug 558287 - Add support for searching add-ons on AMO via the addon manager's search bar
- Fixed small bugs:
- Bug 580379 - Move and improve CSS introduced in Bug 558287
- Bug 578467 - xpinstall.whitelist.add prefs are not emptied when converted into permissions on startup with new profile
- Continue work on current project:
- Begin showing new information from AMO in detailed and list view (temporarily storing information)
- Begin work on back-end storage of new AMO data
- Look into my other beta 4 and beta N blockers
Working on bugs/enhancement requests on the topfails website.
Tried [ unsuccessfully ] to create a backPort tracking application for changeset landings. The idea is to ask for a release branch and check if all the relevant landings on the branch are ported appropriately to all the current & active named-branches. Unfortunately, the logic of deciphering what are current active named branches on a given release is not trivial.
May 21st is my last working day with Mozilla.
Can now build Bespin Embedded releases
Slim down the Bespin Embedded build (currently more than 600K compressed, but not gzipped). More docs Work on CommonJS presentation for JSConf.eu (I'll be giving the presentation at a2div this week.)


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Relaxed Ubuntu 9.10: CouchDB to be Integrated
Even though Ubuntu 9.10 is officially completed, developers managed to slip in the new beta version of Apache CouchDB that stores addresses, notes and bookmarks.
Reason for the late change is Ubuntu One, which rests heavily on the CouchDB capabilities. Thanks to the recent CouchDB beta, all Ubuntu 9.10 users can communicate over the same address book that is stored in CouchDB and synchronized over Ubuntu One. Ubuntu users can then access their address book from practically every computer using Ubuntu One.
Even Tomboy notes can be secured and synchronized in this way. CouchDB can also pull in Firefox bookmarks so that Ubuntu One users have them close at hand. As Elliot Murphy writes in the CouchDB developer mailing list, Canonical supports developers to get their applications compatible with CouchDB so as to "cloud-enable" them.
Ubuntu developers want to submit CouchDB to massive builds and stabilization to get its support into the upcoming "Lucid Lynx" LTS version 10.04. Murphy thus requests that CouchDB developers synchronize their next 0.11 release with the Lucid timetable and have it ready by latest March 4, 2010.
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Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
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Conventional NFL wisdom says that teams which are out of the playoffs and have nothing to play for in Week 17 do one of two simple things (and often both):
1. Reach for some desperate form of positivity, and close the year out with even a shred of momentum. The season is already lost, but why not enter the long offseason with something — anything — to build on?
2. Experiment with some young, inexperienced players who may or may not have a job on your roster next year.
The Jets will do neither, while likely bracing for more crushing despair. Never change.
Greg McElroy suffered a concussion last week, meaning someone else would have to go through the agony of starting at quarterback for the Jets during their season finale against the Bills. Jets logic of course dictated that in a meaningless game in which they would have nothing to lose by giving the Tim Tebow experiment a spin, Mark Sanchez is starting, an announcement officially made today.
There should be no surprise whatsoever here, and really, that speaks to how much the Jets have mismanaged their quarterback situation. I've repeatedly voiced my anti-Tebow stance, and I'll surely do that many more times since I enjoy pageviews (hey, honesty), and for some reason you still enjoy caring about Tebow, and getting mad about Tebow. However, opinions of Tebow and his future are irrelevant in this conversation, because what matters is that the Jets gave up a package that included a fourth-round pick to acquire his services, and yet now still despite Sanchez's colossal failures he can't even get an opportunity to start in a game that's devoid of any meaning whatsoever.
This has advanced to the point where we can either assume Tebow really has been THAT atrocious in practice and therefore he doesn't have any future whatsoever as an NFL starter (shocking, yes), or that Rex Ryan is a woefully incompetent rube.
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0Posted on Dec 24th, 2009 | re: Stereogum & team9 Present... MySplice 4: 2009 Mashed Up (64 comments)
'chilled monkey' is cool as hell; 'without a love story' brought together two artists i don't generally enjoy to make a pretty decent tune. thanks!
0Posted on Jun 3rd, 2009 | re: The Beatles: Rock Band Gets A Trailer (60 comments)
Why not Guitar Hero? Rock Band is way inferior, especially for the Beatles.
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Early Vote Count Low in Linn Co.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (CBS2/FOX28) -- Early voting is well underway for the city elections in Linn County, but auditor Joel Miller said he's concerned that not enough people are casting ballots.
Instead of walking into the Public Service building to vote early or mailing in their absentee ballots, Miller said he thinks voters might be keeping a tight grip on their ballots in order to make a more informed choice.
But he wants to make sure people are taking advantage of early voting, like Al and Joanne Eastin did.
"We're going to be out of town on the 5th of November, so we thought: better come out, before we forget," said Al Eastin.
But Miller isn't worried about people like the Eastins. It's the folks who aren't here that concern him.
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There have been only 687 absentee ballots requested as of Thursday afternoon, and fewer than half, only 319 of them, have been returned, Miller said. With those numbers, turnout might not even hit 20 percent -- the low-end for a city election -- unless people come out to vote on election day.
"Well, I hope so, certainly, they better," Miller said.
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We love your feedback at the Hawthorn Suites Sacramento! Here is a sampling of what some of our guests are saying about our Sacramento hotel suites…we would love to hear from you too!
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First time at this property – i really enjoyed my stay and will be returning often……next week to start.
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Travelling on a low budget and having stayed in a variety of budget inn type accommodation the Hawthorn Suites were pure bliss. We had a coupon which saved us a little on the regular rate, but even looking up the normal rate we think this would be fantastic value for money…
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I love this Hawthorn property. Whenever I'm in the Sacramento area, this is where I stay. The rooms are nice and comfy, the staff is courteous/helpful and they offer a "real breakfast."
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The hotel is nice and the room was clean and the bed was comfortable and the staff was courteous.Breakfast was great and so was the happy hour.
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Each spring I bring a group of students to Sacramento to participate in the California State Music Festival, and when we come, we always stay at Hawthorn Suites. Hawthorn Suites provides a beautiful, safe, and comfortable atmosphere for my group, for a fantastic price. The staff is always very helpful and friendly, and the kids look forward to coming back each year. Thank you Hawthorn Suites for providing us with a great place to stay for a great price!
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For an easy, inexpensive, clean place to stay in Sacramento, this place is great. I have stayed here twice for business and would definitely stay again.
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In the book, Zombies, Football and the Gospel, Reggie Joiner talks of how Sundays are now a day to watch football, be with family, and do just about anything else but church. I know that this varies from one city to another, but the reality is that most just don't feel the need to be at church every week.
Have you imagined all that happens before someone even arrives at your church for the first time?
But, you know what? That's alright. It is what it is. The question to ask yourself is a personal, and more self-directed one.
"Do you create a compelling place that people want to return to the next week?
All of those 'reasons it's hard to get to church' above are legitimate, but there is also something bigger at play. The people that visit your church for the first time and press through those reasons have something compelling them to be there. Maybe something has been sparked in their lives that compels them to do what they never thought they'd do.
Don't lose fact of the truth that many of the people who visit are coming because they need something and do not yet know what that is.
Jonathan Cliff is the Director of Family Ministries at Athens Church in Athens, Ga. He is a huge advocate for the family and believes that the family is God's primary way of reaching the world. Cliff has been named one of the Top 20 kids' ministry leaders to watch by Children's Ministry Magazine and serves on the Board of Director for the International Children's Ministry Network.
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