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JS won't run because # of inputs vary
My function takes user inputs about text/placement on t-shirts and puts it all together into a textarea. Then it clears the inputs. If the user wants to specify a second text/placement then it will add to the first. It's pretty straight foreword.
PHP Code:function textlayout(){
var textarea1 = document.getElementById('textarea1');
for(var i=0;i<document.forms.layout1.textalign1.length;i++) {
if(document.forms.layout1.textalign1[i].checked) {
var tbase = document.forms.layout1;
var text1 = tbase.texttext1.value;
var align1 = document.forms.layout1.textalign1[i].value;
var font1 = tbase.textfont1.value;
var color1 = tbase.textcolor1.value;
var size1 = tbase.textsize1.value;
var pos1 = tbase.textpos1.value;
var lay1 = "TEXT-("+text1+") ALIGN-("+align1+") FONT-("+font1+") COLOR-("+color1+") SIZE-("+size1+" inches) POSITION-("+pos1+")";
textarea1.value= textarea1.value + lay1;
If anyone has any ideas on this, I would really appreciate it!
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I have an idea that gets me closer, but I still can't finish it. My idea is this: I can make each button that calls the function unique. Would it be possible to have something like this?
I don't understand JS too well, but I thought I had seen a way to set a var based on what was selected. In this case I want it to recognize that if the third onclick is selected, then all the input names end in that number. Is anything like that possible?Code:function textlayout(num){ var num = the number on the "onclick"; var tbase = document.forms.layout[num]; var text[num] = tbase.texttext[num].value; } <input="button" onclick="textlayout(3);">
if you post, or provide a link to, your full page it would be a lot easier to help.
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After reading the first post, I was just going to suggest you try using an array instead of variables, but then you provided that answer yourself in post #2!
A few ideas to help you further... Firstly, make a set of global arrays: inside the <head>, make a javascript and put in "var text=new Array();" etc. for each T-shirt attribute you'd like to store. And also, depending upon how you'd like to have the script "remember" the next available key for each array, you may need to add a global counter variable (eg "var counter=0"), although a simpler, more "dangerous" method may also be used... see below.Originally Posted by Local Hero
Then in your function, you'd have:
A few last thoughts...PHP Code:
function textlayout() // You won't need num argument; see below
// For any function, don't declare a variable if it is already being
// passed in to the function as an argument!
// var num = the number on the "onclick"; <-- can delete!
// Style 1: Using the global counter variable as set-up before
var tbase = document.forms.layout[counter];
// Using style 1 would then require you to increment the global variable
// to get the counter ready with the next available key...
// Style 2: Using the .length property of each array as the next key.
// Arrays start at 0 and are numbered to (.length-1).
// So if text.length = 5, that means there are 5 items in the text array:
// text[0], text[1], text[2], text[3], and text[4]...
// So typing 'text[text.length]=something',
// gets translated into 'text[5]=something', in the above array
text[text.length] = tbase.texttext[textext.length].value;
// By using the .length property, you don't need to increment any counter.
// This is because the very act of adding a new member to the array
// automatically increases the length of the array by one! Easy!
// alert(text[text.length]); // however, will cause an error.
// That's because if text[text.length] was translated to text[5] _before_
// the assingment, in this 'alert' line, text[text.length] will now translate to
// text[6], which is undefined! Dangeous!
// Also, as long as you are sure that all arrays will be built equally
// throughout your site, then the .length property should be the same
// for each. However a way to ensure better uniformity as well as to
// avoid using array.length twice and getting an error, is
// Style 3: To use a local variable = .length:
var localTempKey = text.length;
alert(text[localTempKey]); // Works fine now!
// Can also use this value for other T-shirt attributes:
If you do go with using the arrays, you probably will only need one form. Just have a 'Process' button that onClick='textlayout()', which will call the function, add the values from the form into the arrays, and then clears the form (perhaps, 'tbase.reset();' as long as 'textarea1' is not a part of the rest of the form). This would allow you to have 'text[text.length]=tbase.texttext.value' in the function, instead...
If you understand arrays fairly well (or at least feel comfortable with what I explained above), you may want to also try using a multi-dimensional array where the first key is an associative string relating to one of the T-shirt attributes and the second key designates which line on the T-shirt the attribute relates to, such as:
After the above example, myTShirt.length would equal 2, which you would use for the second key when assigning a new line on the T-shirt! If set up properly, you could even have the associative keys equate to the fields in your form:
Finally, I'm not sure how picky js is with where variables are declared in blocks of text in relation to the variable's scope, but a strict interpretation of your line:PHP Code:
var inputTags=document.getElementsByTagName('input');
var nextKeyValue=myTShirt.length;
for(var counter=0; counter<inputTags.length; counter++)
// Assuming all <input> fields in form have value attributes for the T-shirt
// Any "type='hidden'" or other non-sense <inputs> would need to be removed
// Also, <input type='checkbox' or type='radio'> would need to be
// processed differently...
"for(var i=0;i<document.forms.layout1.textalign1.length;i++)"
and then using 'i' later in the code outside of the for-loop might cause a logical error.
In stricter programming languages, declaring 'i' in the for-loop's header (having 'for(var i=0...') states that 'i' is being defined as a variable inside the loop (having scope inside the for-loop's code-block); once the loop exits, any reference to 'i' no longer refers to the value it had inside the loop, and thus would either generate an error ('i' outside the loop is not defined) or would define 'i' with a defult value (eg i=0 outside the loop). Unless you know differently (eg have used this and not had any problems), I'd just declare 'i' outside the loop rather than inside, so your first code would change to:
PHP Code:
var i;
for(i=0; ...)
{ /* Use i inside loop as normal */ ... }
// i retains value it had inside of the loop after it's exited outside
var align1 = document.forms.layout1.textalign1[i].value;

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Lawrence L. Sober: 'Another grievous abuse'
Saturday, February 5, 2011
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We are hearing a lot about Social Security and the fact that fund is going broke. What we don't hear is why it is going broke.
Funds were taken out of the Social Security fund to pay for other things. Fraud and people getting benefits that never contributed to the fund are just a few of the reasons it is going broke.
People like Obama who feel that their benefits come from God are a good example.
Currently, the Social Security Administration has to rely on some of the IOUs in the fund to be able to pay benefits. Many of those IOUs will never be repaid because the money is not there to do so.
We are now being told that just because the working taxpayers have had to pay into the fund their entire lives does not mean that they will be able to collect those benefits.
The argument is that those entitlements are not funded.
Look closely at your pay stub and you will see that you are paying into that fund every time you get paid.
The current administration had already approved a preliminary treaty that will give Social Security benefits to illegal immigrants. Many members of Congress do not even know about this treaty.
The U.S./Mexico Social Security Totalization Treaty will pay benefits to illegal immigrants and their dependents.
The current estimated cost to the taxpayers is $207.1 billion per year.
This treaty will reward lawbreakers and reduce the benefits now being paid to our seniors. Keep in mind that many of our seniors can barely survive on the benefits they are now getting.
Cola is not keeping up with the rising costs and Medicare costs keep going up. And again, look at your pay stub and you will see that you are paying for Medicare, too.
Younger people are forced to pay into the fund but are being told that they will never receive these benefits. And they are given no other options as to where they can pay into different retirements funds instead of Social Security that they will never see.
Many of our elected officials flat out do not care about entitlements because once elected to office they get their benefits for the rest of their lives at the taxpayer's expense.
The fact is that the Social Security fund is in trouble already without this treaty. Why add to the problems by paying illegal immigrants?
Major changes are coming to this fund. Contact your representatives and protest this treaty before it is too late.
Several different groups have tried to get more information on the specifics of this treaty through the Freedom of Information Act.
To date, their requests have been ignored. Both the U.S. State Department and the Social Security Administration have refused to provide any specific information as to the actual costs that result from the enforcement of this treaty.
This is another grievous abuse of responsibility and power by our government.
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pappyg 3 years, 11 months ago
Post 1983, Social Security has turned into a cancer on average middle class working Americans, their families, and the communities they call home. If left undiagnosed, and untreated the disease will ultimately consume the patient (middle class America). So any successful treatment must begin with a pathology report, followed by a treatment plan. The Pathology Report: http://sobreport.com/?p=66 The Treatment Plan: http://sobreport.com/?p=70
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Bernie Madoff Should Have Joined AARP
People trusted Bernie Madoff, and invested billions of dollars with him believing their money would be safe and available to them when needed.
o Taxpayers trusted politicians and believed their social security tax OVERPAYMENTS were safe, and would be available for the now retiring 78 million baby boomers.
Bernie Madoff hoodwinked his investors; he never intended to invest the people's money.
o Like Bernie Madoff politicians used deceit; the intent was never to save and invest excess social security tax dollars.
Bernie Madoff ran an accounting shell game, and spent the people's investment money on something other than intended.
o Like Bernie Madoff, politicians spent the people's social security tax money on something other than intended.
As bad as Bernie Madoff was, his investment scheme never created one new IOU our children and grandchildren will have to pay again.
o Unlike Bernie Madoff, the Politician's taxing scheme creates new IOUs every day that our children and grandchildren will have to pay again.
The total tab for Bernie Madoff's investment scheme was 50 billion dollars.
o The current tab for the Politicians social security taxing scheme is 2.54 trillion dollars and growing.
Bernie Madoff was arrested, stood trial and was found guilty of running the largest private Ponzi scheme ever.
o Unlike Bernie Madoff Politicians haven't been charged with anything regarding their social security taxing scheme.
Politicians created the law that shut down Bernie Madoff's investment scheme, and he is now serving a 150 year jail term.
o Politicians created the law that allows them to continue promoting, and running their social security taxing scheme.
Bernie Madoff gets paid between 12 and 42 cents an hour during his jail term.
o Politicians get paid $174,000 a year plus benefits for each year of their elected term.
Bernie Madoff called his fund; The Bernard L. Madoff investment Securities LLC Fund.
o Politicians call their fund, the Social Security Trust Fund.
Bernie Madoff's investors wish they would have made a better choice.
o Unlike Bernie Madoff's investors, millions of average working Americans had no choice.
Bernie Madoff should have sought shelter by joining the AARP.
o Millions of senior citizens have.
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Here's someone worse than Madoff: http://texsquixtarblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/who-is-worse-bernie-madoff-or-rich.html
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So anyone else think habs will likely not make playoffs next season? Every team in our old division has a serious sniper; kessel, eriksson, vanek, ryan. Tinordi's our biggest d and all the other teams have someone his size or even 2-3, but are much better. Ya we have pk, but chara, phaneuf and karlsson are either comparable or better. All the other teams have a bigger, meaner, forward group than ours. Sorry to say it folks, but we're gonna get our proverbial asses kicked next year. I love me habs, but this team - and fans - should expect and hope to win in 2017. I think we shouldn't get our hopes up until 2017, and I've already reserved any championship hopes till then. Why? For one thing, since it's been so long since montreal had lay won a cup, for us fans it'll be worth the wait to win it in Toronto's Centennial year. Also, it'll give enough time for the group of youngsters to fully develop that by then they should be well-accustomed to the rigors of the nhl and have reached maximum output. Price will either be a solid steady veteran star goalie OR fucale will be an up and coming star. I also think by then 1 major trade will occur involving a superstar player. There's so many other variables that obviously have to occur, but this season.. my hopes are really dim, unless MB moves for someone who can really snipe. I hate the leafs, but the moves they've made this off season I wouldn't be surprised if they make a cup run. Man do I detest saying that! I hope I'm wrong about almost everything I've said, but some things aren't that hard to figure out. Is Ryan clowe the answer? No I don't think so, although he'd certainly help the present group. Would clutterbuck have been a good pick up? Certainly, but I don't know how much of an impact he's going to have compared to niederreiter in minny(nino is Good!). I would've been inclined to offer louis and a 2nd to either NY or minny for any of those players. So who's out there via trade to improve this teams scoring output? I'd say one would have to get creative and risk losing some to get more. If I had to offer some players, I'd be looking at surplus positional players and expiring contracts. Names that come to mind are deshairnas, markov, gionta, LeBlanc, moen. Any combination of those players plus future Draft picks should garner some interest..I would hope anyways. We'll also have to see what happens cap wise with PK and eller and any other players coming up in the ranks like the Gals, Tinman and Beaulieu. - Comment on 1993 Stanley Cup flashback: Kings beat Habs in Game 1 (2013-06-02 18:41:03)
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Hey...I dunno if anyone can help me with this, it's a bit off topic to what you guys are discussing, but I thought I'd give it a shot: I'd like to know the name of the song played at the beginning of most overtime games at the Bell Center this season. I think it's a house or dance or trance or something of those genres type of a song, whatever it is it really got me pumped up! I've exhausted myself for a couple hours now - well, weeks really - trying to even find a clip of it on the internet, so finally I found it on Youtube. I tried using the SoundHound app but it won't recognize it because of stupid Gary Galley & Bob Cole's commentating overtop of it. Here's the link, it's at 1:46:11. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrX_JCfKoRQ ...It's the game against the Penguins, remember that one, 7-6 in OT?! Thanks to anyone who can help me out in any way. I'm not sure how I can receive notices from anyone replying to this post, so i'll just throw out an email of mine if anyone finds anything out email@example.com . Merci! - Comment on About last night … (2013-03-22 11:38:20)
- this team was better last season than their record indicated. With that being said, is this team able to win it all this year? Standings don't mean shit..that being said, do we mortgage the future for 1 or 2 key players. This Draft is going to be deep.. could pick up more than a few gems, but then again this year could be ours..if sending picks is the option I'd like to see Ryan Clowe.. he's big,nasty and just the type of physical player we need to face the bruins, and add Morrow to that as well..bye bye to gionta, a 2nd and a 3rd and weber..I propose trying eller at that point on PPs - Comment on Desharnais gets four-year, $14-million deal (2013-03-15 09:40:06)
Either some of you must've been very bad at math in school or you're on crack! Ellers not going anywhere. This deal is not about the configuration of our centers, rather, the due reward of a player in his prime who went undrafted and has worked his tail off in the face of adversity because of his size and had succeeded on every level and had played at a very minimal salary, plus, has ridiculous chemistry with one of our key core players in Max pacioretty ever since they laid eyes on one another in Hamilton and its been lights out for these 2 ever since. Eller will get his contract soon and there's no reason to suggest that either him or pleky will be moved until at least galchenyuks entry level is up in 3 years... so just chill, alright? - Comment on Habs deal Cole to Stars for Ryder (2013-02-26 20:01:20)
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Our Test Kitchen manager and resident master baker, Stacy Fraser, loves this variation on a classic jam thumbprint. Poppy seeds give the cookies extra flair with very little effort. Though you can use any jam, cherry is particularly divine. A new mom, Stacy plans to make these part of a family tradition with her son Sawyer.
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Calories | 162 |
Total Fat | 7g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 15mg |
Sodium | 41mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 21g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 2g |
Calcium | 0 |
Serves: 10
Total Time: 1 hr 10 min
Prep Time: 30 min
Cook Time: 40 min
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- 1.667 cup(s) whole-wheat pastry flour
- 1 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoon(s) poppy seeds
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 cup(s) unsalted butter, slightly softened
- 1/2 cup(s) canola oil
- 1 cup(s) confectioners' sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon(s) freshly grated lemon zest
- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup(s) cherry or other fruit preserves
- Position rack in center of oven; preheat to 300 degrees F.
- Whisk whole-wheat flour, all-purpose flour, poppy seeds and salt in a large bowl. Beat butter, oil and sugar in another large bowl with an electric mixer on high speed until creamy. Add egg, lemon zest and vanilla; beat to combine. Stir in the dry ingredients with a spoon until just combined.
- Form tablespoonfuls of dough into balls and place on an ungreased baking sheet, spacing the cookies about 2 inches apart. Gently press the tip of your thumb or finger in the center of each cookie. Place 1/2 teaspoon preserves in each indentation.
- Bake the cookies, one batch at a time, until the edges are lightly golden, 28 to 30 minutes. Immediately transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
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Daniel Pearl was remembered Sunday as a journalist who worked diligently to make the world a better place.
A brawl videotaped at Valencia High School following a football game has resulted in disciplinary actions against seven students, while one student was cited for allegedly making criminal threats, school and sheriff's officials said Thursday.
SAN FERNANDO - Lawyers representing three young men accused of killing "good Samaritan" Alejandro Sanchez-Torrez on Halloween three years ago argued in court Thursday that evidence against their clients is scant and witnesses are questionable.
Closing arguments were presented Wednesday in the month-long murder trial of three young men accused of killing good Samaritan Alejandro Sanchez-Torrez on Halloween three years ago.
Sheriff's deputies are investigating a Friday night fight at Valencia High School that was caught on video and posted on social media, a spokesman for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station said Wednesday.
The flooding last week of nine Santa Clarita Valley homes left residents homeless while insurance agents continue to assess the damage, residents and water officials said Wednesday.
A Santa Clarita Valley woman was recovering Tuesday from second-degree burns after neighbors pulled her from her burning Canyon Country house late Monday night, according to neighbors and emergency response officials.
The water bond appearing on the November ballot promises to underwrite lasting changes to the way water is managed in the Santa Clarita Valley and the rest of the state, water officials told a gathering of local business leaders Tuesday.
Many Saugus residents went without electricity for more than 18 hours ending Tuesday morning as utility workers struggled to correct a power outage that began Monday afternoon, a spokeswoman for Southern California Edison said.
Santa Clarita Valley teens arrested in August for allegedly making criminal threats online are scheduled to go to trial, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office said Monday.
A Valencia woman who witnessed the alleged rough-handling of a puppy by a man last week had the man arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty, said the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's deputy who responded to the woman's complaint.
The Amgen Tour of California, presented by AEG, is returning to the Santa Clarita Valley for the sixth time.
Investigators with the California Highway Patrol have identified the body of a man found Sunday at the bottom of a ravine in an overturned car near Acton as a Palmdale resident who went missing a week ago, a CHP sergeant said.
Wine tasters had a chance Sunday to not only sample some of Agua Dulce Winery's wares but reflect on gambling days gone by at a showcase of antique slot machines and casino memorabilia.
An elderly man who survived a mobile home fire that killed his wife in Castaic shortly after Christmas is improving at the hospital but recalls nothing of the fire or of his wife of 36 years, a relative of the couple said.
One of three young men arrested for murder in the Halloween 2011 slaying of a Canyon Country man is scheduled to be tried a second time this March, a judge decided Thursday.
A preliminary hearing was set Thursday for a Saugus man arrested last year on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs following a traffic collision that claimed the life of a friend.
The driver who survived a crash that killed his passenger earlier this month at a Canyon Country off-roading site has been charged with involuntary manslaughter while intoxicated, a prosecutor spokesman said Thursday.
Seven people were detained at gunpoint and one escaped following a Santa Clarita Valley sheriff's deputy chase through the streets of Canyon Country, a lieutenant said Thursday.
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More body scanners will be put to use in county jails after three of the devices proved effective detecting contraband on inmates during a recent pilot project, the sheriff told Los Angeles County supervisors Tuesday.
Santa Clarita Valley sheriff's deputies are investigating a case of grand theft cigarettes today after a thief made off with $1,500 in smokes in Castaic, a sheriff's lieutenant said.
A Saugus man who led sheriff's deputies on a 10-minute chase across the Santa Clarita Valley in September was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $510, a prosecution spokesman said Tuesday.
The man investigators believe forced his way into a Canyon Country home two weeks ago and took his own life has been identified as a 59-year-old Burbank man, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner's Department said Tuesday.
A 22-year-old Newhall man arrested last summer for sending "harmful matter" to a minor has pleaded no contest to the felony charge of attempting lewd/lascivious acts with a child under age 14.
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26 To Avyatar the Kohen said the king, Get you to `Anatot, to your own fields; for you are worthy of death: but I will not at this time put you to death, because you bear the ark of the Lord GOD before David my father, and because you were afflicted in all in which my father was afflicted. | 26 To Abiathar the priest the king said, "Go back to your fields in Anathoth. You deserve to die, but I will not put you to death now, because you carried the ark of the Sovereign LORD before my father David and shared all my father's hardships." |
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It is a six-mile round-trip venture to the causeway or 10 miles round-trip if you continue on a loop that returns back to the reservoir. Along the rigorous route are several spectacular sights, including the peaceful Little Causeway Lake and meadows sprinkled with bright splashes of wildflowers in the summer.
But nothing compares to the thrill of crossing Devil's Causeway. At 11,800 feet and just four feet wide in places — with sheer drops of several hundred feet on either side — this venture is not for those prone to vertigo. It is said that nearly everyone who attempts the crossing is quite literally brought to his or her knees, scrambling across the rocky path in a low squat.
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After a week of speaking engagements and hand-shaking, Charleston Southern's first-year head football coach is more than ready to begin the real work of building a championship program at the school.
Jamey Chadwell opens his first preseason camp Friday, putting 90 players through conditioning drills in the morning before a helmet-only practice in the afternoon.
Earlier in the week, Chadwell addressed a gathering of football coaches from around the state as part of the South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association all-sports clinic in Greenville. On Thursday, as his team was reporting to campus, Chadwell spoke to the Charleston Exchange Club.
"It's been a busy week and I am so happy to get out and meet people and let people know about our program, but I am tired of talking," Chadwell said. "It's time to get to work, the real work. Our staff and our players are excited to get started. We had a great summer turnout and everyone appears to have reported in shape and ready to go."
Chadwell, a former assistant at CSU who spent three years as head coach at North Greenville and a year as head coach at Delta State, inherits 46 returning lettermen and 18 players who started during last year's 5-6 season. The program has posted three consecutive losing campaigns and Chadwell is preaching a change in culture and attitude this fall.
"Some of the most important things we do early in camp will be off the field, developing team chemistry and collectively changing the mindset that we can be successful here," said Chadwell. "We have made a lot of changes, all for the good, and now we have to get all 90 guys believing in the same goal. Our main goal will be to make sure everyone understands our philosophy going forward and our focus on the process of becoming the best team we can be every time we step on the field."
Leadership, says Chadwell, will be critical this season. CSU returns a pair of preseason all-conference selections in running back Teddy Allen and defensive back Elijah Lee, the team's top returning rusher and tackler from a year ago.
Seniors Malcolm Dixon and Will Hunt also figure to be key contributors. Dixon is looking to become a three-year starter for the Bucs at quarterback, coming off a season where he threw for nine TDs and ran for seven more. Hunt has developed a reputation as one of the Big South's premier pass rushers after 28 tackles and three sacks a season ago.
The coach indicated that as many as 10 newcomers could factor into significant playing time this fall. CSU's first preseason scrimmage is set for Aug. 10. The Bucs' open the season at The Citadel on Aug. 31.
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San Diego, CA (Sports Network) - Felix Hernandez matched a career high with 13 strikeouts in eight dominant innings, leading the Mariners to a 6-1 victory and interleague series sweep of the Padres.
Hernandez (5-4) allowed one run and six hits as Seattle stifled San Diego once again. The Mariners allowed only two runs during the three-game set, and have given up just three during their current five-game win streak.
Brendan Ryan and Carlos Peguero hit two-run doubles for the Mariners.
"I felt good out there and the whole team has been playing good," said Hernandez. "Pitching, fielding, hitting, it's all coming together for us right now and it feels good."
Tim Stauffer (0-3) remained winless after allowing three runs in a six-inning start. He gave up a season-high 10 hits and walked one as San Diego lost for the fifth time in six games.
"Any time you are facing a guy like that today runs are going to be few," said Stauffer. "I knew I had to be at my best today and I wasn't."
The Mariners got on the board in the second inning after Ryan and Michael Saunders hit one-out singles to put runners on the corners. After Hernandez struck out, Ichiro Suzuki got a run home by reaching on a fielder's choice to short.
Seattle had two on with one away in the third for Peguero, who slugged a ball off the wall in left-center field to plate both runners for a 3-0 edge.
Cory Luebke took over for Stauffer in the seventh and put San Diego in a jam. Adam Kennedy led off with a single, stole second, then moved to third on Miguel Olivo's base hit to left.
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FOREIGNERS have always struggled to exercise any sort of control over Afghanistan. And the war America and its allies embarked on there in 2001 has often seemed as endless and unwinnable as so many previous invasions. But the past few days have seen the American administration attempt to show that it can manage at least the narrative of the war. It wants to turn the story of a grim, inescapable quagmire into one of erratic but irreversible progress towards a resolution acceptable to all. It is a better story, but can it be a credible one?
Killing Osama bin Laden was a huge help. In a sense his death accomplished the primary mission that took America into Afghanistan. But he was killed in Pakistan and most of the 130,000 foreign troops in Afghanistan are not engaged in hunting down al-Qaeda remnants. They are there to stabilise Afghanistan. So when Barack Obama confirmed this week that America will begin drawing down its troops in July, he had to point to progress in Afghanistan itself as well as in killing leading terrorists.
His announcement fulfilled a promise made when he approved a "surge" of 30,000 additional troops in late 2009. Indeed, he said all the surge troops are to be back by September 2012. The plan is to leave the Afghan government responsible for its own security by 2014, through a beefed-up national army, supported by a much-diminished but still large foreign contingent.
Nobody expects that Afghanistan will be wholly at peace by then, nor that the Taliban insurgency will have been routed. So for the troops to leave with dignity there needs to be some semblance of a peace process. This week, America's defence secretary, Robert Gates, confirmed that America has been engaged in "very preliminary" talks with the Taliban. That requires some embellishment of the Taliban's image. That is tricky when they are the enemy. At America's urging, a United Nations sanctions committee has agreed to distinguish between the Taliban—a domestic political force as well as an armed insurgency—and al-Qaeda, perpetrator of global terrorism.
The obstacles in the way of reaching an accommodation with the Taliban are manifold. There is the oft-repeated cliché that "the Americans have the watches, but the Taliban have the time." Setting a timetable for withdrawal gives the Taliban reason to think that they can wait out the latest foreign power to try to bend Afghanistan to its will. And of course at the same time as pursuing "outreach", America is doing its high-tech damnedest to kill as many Taliban leaders as it can. In what one Western diplomat calls the Taliban's "madrassa, linear-thinking sort of way" this does not infuse talks with mutual trust.
Then there is the thorny question of which Taliban Mr Obama wants to reconcile. The insurgency is conventionally broken down into three main components: the "Quetta shura" of Mullah Omar, the leader of the former Taliban government, now holed up in Baluchistan in Pakistan; and two other forces, the Haqqani network and Hizb-e-Islami. But even this topology grossly oversimplifies. The Taliban, too diffuse even to be considered a "movement", range from bloodthirsty bandits and drug-lords to pacific tribal elders, representing the conservative social mores of the Pushtun, Afghanistan's largest ethnic group.
Ethnic kinship and a determination to see friends in power in Kabul make it unlikely that Pakistan will ever turn fully against the Taliban outfits it has nurtured. And, so long as it enjoys safe havens across the border, the insurgency will never be wholly defeated. But so long as the government in Kabul has the military and financial resources to survive—and America remains committed to ensuring that it will—some Taliban supporters will surely conclude that they have more to gain from an accommodation with it than from the resumption of full-scale civil war.
However, that accommodation is not straightforward. The settlement reached in Bonn in 2001 after the toppling of the Taliban was a "victors' peace", and needs changing. The president, Hamid Karzai, is a Pushtun. But his regime is widely seen, in the Pushtun-dominated south, as a corrupt interloper representing Persian-speaking Kabulis propped up by white foreigners. For their part, non-Pushtun northerners are hardly going to cheer a Taliban return. Last month Amrullah Saleh, a former spy chief who resigned last year in protest at the government's conciliatory approach to Pakistan and the Taliban, mustered more than 10,000 Afghans to join a rally in Kabul against "deal-making". Nobody is taking to the streets to demand that Mr Karzai welcome the Taliban back.
Mr Karzai himself is among the biggest obstacles that stand between America and a dignified withdrawal. That his supporters scandalously rigged the 2009 election which prolonged his rule was bad enough. But now, despite owing his office to the West's intervention in 2001, he has become among the loudest critics of its role in Afghanistan. In a splenetic recent speech to a conference of young people in Kabul, he told them that foreigners had come to Afghanistan "to pursue their own goals". "They use our country," he complained, accusing them both of taking away "100 times more profit from the country than they give it," and of behaving like a rich guest, who has "involved us in a picnic".
Without naming Mr Karzai, the outgoing American ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, responded fiercely, saying in a speech that, hearing this sort of outburst, Americans "grow weary of our effort here". They certainly do (see Lexington). But the risk for moderate Afghans is less that America cuts and runs, abandoning them to a bloody Taliban restoration, than that its criteria for what constitutes an acceptable settlement keep creeping lower. It has become a commonplace to acknowledge that a post-war Afghanistan will "not be Switzerland". But below Switzerland lies a huge range of possible outcomes, most of them bleak.


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Found some yarn on clearance at WalMart today. It was fingering yarn, so I bought several. I never see fingering yarn in our craft stores and have several babies to knit for the next 6 months. Now I have to check my patterns and see how much I actually need. Might have to go back for more. |
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In the past 3 days I've noticed yellowing of some of the lower leaves and spots on them, most are dark some appear to be almost clear - like the green has been taken out of them. In some of the worst cases the edges of the leaves have shrivelled and are dead. They are 15 tomato plants pretty close together under 4 T8 lights for 16 hours a day. They're in 16oz dixie cups with holes in the bottom planted in miracle gro seed starting mix. They're 6 weeks old and I've never fertilized them as the miracle gro says it feeds for like 3 months or so. They were very dry when I noticed them, so I immediately watered and it doesn't appear to have gotten any better, but it also doesn't appear to have gotten any worse (at least noticeably). They looked great and in 24 hours a lot of the leaves had spots and were yellow, so I'm hoping since it hasn't really gotten much worse it was just lack of water. I got early blight realy badly last year and lost all my tomatoes so I'm scared/paranoid. Sorry for all the verbage. :) Is this something I should worry about? |
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It's time to get them out of those Dixie cups and into the garden. They have run out of room in that small amount of "soil" and are unable to uptake sufficient nutrients. With plants that large, in that small of space, it is difficult to maintain proper watering. They are begging to be set free. |
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Family and schoolmates of missing passengers of the Sewol ferry accident with citizen of Ansan City hold candles during a vigil at Hwarang amusement park in Ansan, South Korea, April 20, 2014. At least 56 people were confirmed to have died in the sinking of a South Korean ferry, national media reported, as relatives of the passengers clashed with police on the island of Jindo. Over 250 people are still missing, mostly high school students, after the accident on April 16 off the country's south-western coast.
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