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I think they recognize that "pro-surfers" need more functionality that IE provides and they will eventually accomidate us.
Keep in mind, the whole program is still very much Beta.
I consider my self a professional, and I use IE. I don't like Firefox nor Opera.
Any suggestions?
What kind of backwards thinking would result in a product aimed at webmasters, but not accomodating the browser that a great percentage of them use?
come on everyone is on the growing popularity of using FF now, and I've tried IE7 and I think FF will still be the tabbed browser leader (not to mention its other great features). Biggest reason yet we dont use the msn roi code because its inability to work with FF.
With our analytics tools, we see this in our client's customers. If the product is a low-end consumer product, Firefox users are 1% or so. If it's a technical product, an expensive product, or similar, Firefox users jump up to 20-40%.
MSN should add support for Firefox. The browser wars are over. It's the search wars now.
And not to stray too far off topic, I also vote AYE for Firefox support. Although, with IE Tab installed, it doesn't make a lot of difference to me. ;)
Note that they are forcing browser AND OS. While that's fine where most of you are starting from an MS OS, for those of us running Linux or Mac as their desktop it's a bit more problematic to run IE.
We use Firefox for various plugins that help us analyze websites. Also because it's our JOB to tell our clients when their web sites are 10% less productive than they should be.
I can fit Firefox on a USB stick - complete with plugins - and scare the pants off clients when they see their site outside IE. May want to try finding out what it does by downloading and trying it AdCentre411 :)
Brett might be able to tell you what percentage of WebmasterWorld users don't use IE - may be a surprise. True - we are not representative of the public, but we ARE representative of AdCentre's early user base.
It is not the people seeing the ads that are the problem - it is they techie marketers that are using the back end interface... namely us.
As far as functionality, I had not used IE in months until I started with ad-center. I am not exactly sure what FF isn't function with.
Just my $0.04 (inflation)
After all, at least 90% of the public and web-surfers use IE so the webmaster always needs to see exactly what the public sees and experiences, especially so when designing or running websites and giving support.
IMO you should stive to make your site and work 100% compatible with the #1 browser and forget all about the little used Firefox.
Not possible. Each port and every configuration and version of that browser has its own rules ... not the standards. At the risk of getting off-topic, check out the CSS forum (and many other resources, including MS documentation) for issues regarding anything having to do with margins and padding and nested structures that use them. Of course every professional in these threads tests to see what kind of funk IE is inflicting on their well-coded pages, however it is not necessary to use that security-hole-riddled product as one's primary browsing tool.
This thread (IMHO) is a plea for MS to work to the standards everyone else is using and to acknowledge that many professionals use products other than MS products (read: Mac, Linux).


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A cast memeber from 'Buckwild' wore camouflage on the red carpet at the annual MTV Movie Awards on April 14, while other stars donned gorgeous gowns and suits — they wowed us as they arrived at the Sony Pictures Lot in Hollywood! Browse through our gallery to see all the pics from the red carpet.
Selena Gomez, Emma Watson, Zac Efron and Kim Kardashian are just some of the sexy stars who walked the red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards on April 14. And they did not disappoint!
MTV Movie Awards Red Carpet
Selena Gomez wore a very short gold gown with sparkly fringe hanging all over.
Actress Quvenzhane Wallis arrived in a purple jacket and dress with another puppy purse, as predicted by many. She's been seen with a puppy purse at every major awards show this year, including the Academy Awards!
Bella Thorne, looking gorgeous as ever, rocked a tight nude pant suit with a sexy pair of bedazzled heels.
The cast of Jersey Shore put their beach attire aside and showed up to the awards show in sexy gowns and dapper suits. They've never looks so sexy! Snooki wore a disco ball inspired gown in nude — a popular color on the carpet this year.
Awkward's Ashley Rickards rocked a hot pastel-colored minidress. She definitely didn't look awkward tonight!
Pitch Perfect actress Hana Mae Lee walked the red carpet with a giant smashed cigarette on her head — could she be setting a new trend?
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Who was best dressed? And what did you think of the Buckwild cast wearing camouflage?
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Another Bierber idiot hater! You've all respect for her? I don't think she ever asked for it. She's got millions and millions of fans that respect she doesn't need your opinion. As for bad mouthing your lover BOY,you call what she responded in a quick wit to David Letterman comment bad mouthing him? What about Mr. Letterman he's the one whole brought up the subject that he made him cry. You don't have any comments for him? All she said was "that makes two of us" that is what you call bad mouthing him. You're such an idiot! She doesn't want to talk about him it's the hosts of the shows that keep bringing up the subject. Pay attention! Nitwit!
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Effects of in-class variation and student rank on the probability of withdrawal : cross-section and time-series analysis for UK university students
Arulampalam, Wiji, Naylor, Robin Andrew, 1959- and Smith, Jeremy (Jeremy P.) (2002) Effects of in-class variation and student rank on the probability of withdrawal : cross-section and time-series analysis for UK university students. Discussion Paper. Bonn: Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit. (Discussion paper (Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit)).
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From individual-level data for nine entire cohorts of undergraduate students in UK universities, we estimate the probability that an individual will drop out of university during their first-year. We examine the 1984-85 to 1992-93 cohorts of students enrolling full-time for a three or four-year course, and focus on the sensitivity of the probability of withdrawal to the individual's prior qualifications relative to those of the other students in their university course. We show not only that weaker students are more likely to withdraw but also that the extent of variation in prior qualifications within the student's university degree course exerts an influence on the individual's probability of withdrawal in a way that varies with the individual's own in-class rank.
Item Type: | Working or Discussion Paper (Discussion Paper) |
Subjects: | L Education > LC Special aspects of education > LC5201 Education extension. Adult education. Continuing education |
Divisions: | Faculty of Social Sciences > Economics |
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): | College dropouts -- Great Britain, Medical students -- Great Britain |
Series Name: | Discussion paper (Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit) |
Publisher: | Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit |
Place of Publication: | Bonn |
Date: | November 2002 |
Number: | No.655 |
Number of Pages: | 37 |
Status: | Not Peer Reviewed |
Access rights to Published version: | Open Access |
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Version or Related Resource: | Arulampalam, W., Nayor, R.A. and Smith, J. (2002). Effects of in-class variation and student rank on the probability of withdrawal: cross-section and time-series analysis for UK university students. Economics of Education Review, 24, pp.251-262. |
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The Makings of Beecher's Amazing Flagship Cheese
Beecher's Cheese in Seattle and New York makes their signature Flagship, a Cheddar-Alpine hybrid, in full view of customers in their stores. Here's how it's done. More
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Phil Schmitt's family has farmed at locations across Long Island for the past 150 years—from Queens to Farmingdale to Riverhead. Today, Schmitt Family Farm produces leafy greens like lettuce and spinach, as well as beets, cabbage and even horseradish that are sold to grocery stores and restaurants, as well as direct to the public at their farm stand.
Making it all come together takes a family effort. As part of the farm's 25-person staff, Phil works alongside his wife Debbie, their two sons, his father and brother-in-law.
For Phil and his family, the health of their soil is critical to the success of the farm. The conservation practices at Schmitt Family Farm are as diverse as the menu of food produced.
"We practice very intensive agriculture," explains Phil. "We started to see that the land was getting a little tired." To regenerate the farm's soils, Phil utilizes cover crops such as rye, employs Integrated Pest Management (IPM) technique to reduce his use of pesticides, and spreads compost to lessen the need for synthetic fertilizers.
Several years ago, Phil began growing sweet corn, which he found as a good rotation crop to integrate into the farm's planting cycle to improve the health of the soil. He invested in new planting equipment to reduce soil disturbance and leave more plant material in the ground. He uses this technique for both his sweet corn and his sunflower crops. The additional debris that remains due to reduced tillage decreases the runoff of water and of vital nutrients from the soil.
"You can really see the difference in the soil," Phil explains. "It comes up nice and fluffy and lush." Phil also uses controlled release nitrogen fertilizer on all of his sweet corn to further reduce the likelihood of nitrogen entering Long Island Sound and other area waterways.
With each new conservation investment, Schmitt Family Farm is investing in the family, too. "It is a business and we have to make a living to be able to keep farming," explains Debbie, whose son Matthew works full-time on the farm.
In this video, Phil Schmitt discusses some of the conservation practices that are used on the farm.
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Leafy greens (lettuce, spinach), beets, herbs, sweet corn, flowers
Cover Crops, Reduced Tillage, Soil Health Testing, Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizer, Integrated Pest Management, Crop Rotations, Composting
"I really think [reduce till] has helped a lot with soil quality. And in the long run, I think it will save some time and money, too." – Phil Schmitt
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More about: Denmark | Weather | Wind | Fish Better | Comment WindDanish inshore fishingBy Martin Joergensen The wind has a strong influence on the behavior of the water, its temperature and the activity of food organisms and trout. The following illustrations all show the situation when a wind is blowing off shore in the four seasons, and show how water will be moved and affect the temperature.
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Since our update on Monday, the only mortgage rate that has changed has been the FHA loan, which gained a bit over an 1/8 point in cost. Otherwise, rates remain right at the record low levels with little sign of movement. Over the past week, the S&P 500 has logged four-straight days of gains, as stocks have shown some small upward movements. The 10-year Treasury yield, meanwhile, has sat at 1.64 percent for the past three days. The government employment report released on Friday, October 5 will set the tone for the market, and if the data comes in significantly higher or lower than expected, could possibly affect mortgage rates. Stay tuned.
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With meat, cheese and oodles of pasta, it's no wonder this bad boy carries a hefty total of 1,000-plus calories per serving. But you can create a lasagna masterpiece that is leaner — and here's how.
The Noodles
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Switching to whole-wheat noodles won't cut calories but will add fiber. Most people don't get the recommended 28 to 40 grams of fiber per day, and I'm always working with my clients to figure out ways to get more.
If you want to cut out pasta altogether, use portobello mushrooms, zucchini or yellow squash or thinly sliced eggplant instead. Layer them as you do the lasagna noodles and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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Ground chuck is the fattiest choice for your ground beef. Look for 90 to 95% lean ground beef. Use half to a third of the amount your recipe calls for. You can also mix various lean meats with the beef such as ground bison, veal or turkey.
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The Cheese
Choose part-skim ricotta and mozzarella. You might think adding grated Parmesan is harmless, but half a cup adds 200 calories and 14 grams of fat alone. Sprinkle a tablespoon or two for added flavor or forgo if you can.
The Sauce
Create a tomato sauce with crushed and diced tomatoes, onions, garlic and lots of low-calorie fresh herbs such as parsley and basil. Add as little oil as possible (if any) — it's 120 calories per tablespoon. If using prepared sauces, avoid those made with highly processed ingredients such as high fructose corn syrup.
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When it comes to the final filling mix, more isn't always better. Aim for less meat and cheese and more veggies. You can also forgo the meat and just use cheese and veggies — that's what I do!
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I Give it a Year is that perfect film.
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Bought a 2001 Y plate 1.8 LX Mondeo about two months ago. Drove fine and no issues. We then went camping one weekend and I wanted to use the cigarette lighter for a cooler box. I note that there's tin foil or something in there and it sparks when taking it out. Get to the camp site and left this plugged in whilst we got tent up. Next day I try and move the car and it won't start. Doing that clickety, flashing light thing when the battery is knackered (had this happen to my MK2 Mondeo). Phone the AA and he tells me the battery is completely stuffed and I'll need a new one. He puts it in and all good.
Later that day I'm driving and head towards a left hand turn and brake. The battery light comes on and I feel like I've lost the power steering. We get home and there's no further sign and, stupidly, I ignore it as something to do with the new battery (I am not mechanically minded whatsoever).
All good until a week ago and the engine management light comes on. Occasionally I'll see this battery light flash on. This morning I'm driving to work and the car starts the battery light again on but now the oil light too. It then seems to lose all electrics. The trip computer goes off, as does radio, however I can still drive it. Power comes back. Then all off again. It then has all lights flashing and car cuts out completely. Like it stalled whilst driving. It then won't start.
AA man comes again and I describe the issue. He says alternator. Measures the battery and it's got no charge. Changes it for a full one and turns it over and measures again and says definitely alternator. Get it to garage and they put in a new one for me.
Excellent! Problem solved. Well, no. I drive it off the garage and take it for a spin and the battery light comes on again. FFS! I note it only seems to do this at low revs. It's very intermittent. It disappears as soon as I give it some revs. Seems to make no difference if I'm braking or not. I take it back to the Garage and they take it for a spin and don't see it. They're a bit mystified and say if it happens further or anything else happens take it back. I take it home and nothing happens. I take it out tonight and battery light comes on again and goes off. I then come to a round about and brake and battery and oil light come on then other lights flash and it's stalled whilst driving.
To say I'm frustrated with this Mondeo would be an understatement. I was meant to be going away tomorrow but I won't risk it. The alternator was apparently knackered but I'm wondering if something else caused the alternator to be stuffed but which is the main underlying issue.
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The driver of the Ford, Daniel Lee Morris, 28, also was killed in the fiery crash.
The glimpse into what went on that night was made public this week in a series of 911 calls released by the Florida Highway Patrol, along with a chilling recorded telephone conversation between a Hillsborough County 911 dispatcher and the highway patrol.
After a flurry of calls from motorists reporting the wrong-way driver, the highway patrol dispatcher, speaking to the county dispatcher, says: "We just got three or four calls on it. I'm hoping it doesn't hit nobody."
Just then, the video cameras along the interstate, which show real-time traffic, but do not record images, are monitored and highway patrol dispatchers watch helplessly as the white SUV barrels south near the Fletcher Avenue interchange.
"Where's he at?" the dispatcher says. "He just passed Fletcher. He's in the fast lane passing Fletcher right now. He's in the middle of the road now. What's he doing? He's just passed Fletcher."
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How To Treat Overuse Injuries In Athletes
Approximately 50 percent of all sports injuries are secondary to overuse.1 Overuse injuries result from repetitive microtrauma that leads to local tissue damage in the form of cellular and extracellular degeneration. Injury is most likely to occur when an athlete changes the intensity or length of training. This has been described as the "principle of transition."1 A discrepancy between work and recovery can lead to breakdown on a cellular, extracellular or systemic level. Other factors that can influence wear and tear include biomechanical abnormalities, poor training, improper equipment and changes in the duration or frequency of activity. Determining the preexisting causes and factors attributing to injury may be useful in establishing preventative care measures for athletes. This article will discuss the mechanism of injury for the more common overuse conditions and relate appropriate treatments for them.
Evaluation of the athlete should begin with observation of both static and dynamic stance. Whenever possible, one must evaluate, document and treat biomechanical abnormalities. Researchers have found that limited dorsiflexion motion in the ankle causes hallux valgus, turf toe, midfoot strain, plantar fasciitis, ankle sprains, Achilles tendinitis, calf strains and hyperpronation.2 Researchers correlated arch height with injury in runners and found that transfer of foot eversion movement to internal leg rotation corresponded to knee pain, and increased significantly with increased arch height.2
However, the Ontario Cohort Study found little correlation between pes planus/cavus and the risk for injury.3 Further study of the preexisting biomechanical factors associated with overuse injuries is necessary to establish causative factors that determine injury risk. Current data is extrapolated from data gathered from military personnel. Assuming that this population is representative of the general population may be a faulty assumption when considering differences in equipment, such as combat boots and heavy backpacks.
The physical response to an overuse injury involves an inadequate, incomplete and disorganized repair mechanism, which results in a substantially defective "repaired" tendon lacking in extracellular tissue organization with decreased resistive strength and more vulnerability to further injury. Tendinopathies involve a triphasic repair response of inflammation, proliferation and maturation. A fatigued tendon loses its basal reparative ability with intensive repetitive activity, often eccentric in nature. This leads to cumulative microtrauma that further weakens the collagen cross-linking and noncollagenous matrix, and disturbs the micro- and macrovascular of the tendon. Damage can lead to tendinitis, tendinosis, tenosynovitis, or partial and complete ruptures.
An understanding of the anatomical and pathophysiologic basis of tendinopathies is important for diagnosis and management. Tendon degeneration may be preceded by acute and subsequently chronic phases of inflammatory "tendinitis."1 Achilles, posterior tibial, peroneal brevis and peroneal longus tendons are most often involved in these cases.
Tackling Achilles Tendon Injuries
Achilles tendon disorders, which have been inappropriately generalized as "Achilles tendinitis," are one of the most common sports injuries, particularly among runners.4 Achilles tendon disorders are commonly divided into non-insertional and insertional categories. Paratendinitis is associated with thickening of the surrounding paratenon, pain at 2 cm to 6 cm above the insertion and crepitus with ankle flexion. One can examine the Achilles tendon for paratendinitis by looking for changes such as fluid accumulation or thickening on ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Paratendonosis is another type of noninsertional disorder that differs from paratendinitis in that it results in degeneration of the tendon due to lack of repair of the inflamed paratenon. Achilles enthesopathy, pain at the insertion site that may be osseous or tendon in origin, is also present with jumping or sprinting.4


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SA gamers to compete for R200K at ESWC
SA gamers' chance to qualify for the Electronic Sports World Cup will take place this month
Any aspiring competitive gamers should head to Fourways Mall on 29 September for the Electronic Sports World Cup 2013 South African qualifiers.
Players can compete against the country's best FIFA 13 players to win a trip to the ESWC 2013 in Paris, France, and test their skill against the world's best.
The FIFA 13 winner at the qualifier will win an all-expenses paid trip to Paris worth R30,000 and will compete for a whopping US$20,000 at the ESWC final.
The Electronic Sports World Cup is a worldwide competition for video games, starting locally with national qualifying, to end with a World Final gathering of cyber-athletes to be broadcast live.
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MM: The mindset hasn't changed from day one until today. We're going to be prepared, as well as we can be prepared and we have been. We've had great work during the week. Guys have come in very focused; exactly what we want. We have been very productive in practices it just hasn't carried over into the games for us. We've been very confident stepping on the field every Sunday because of the way we prepare. That hasn't changed and it won't change this week.
Q: Any status update on Maurice Jones-Drew?
MM: He's going to run today and then I'll know more after that. But that's about the extent of it.
Q: When you look at the season as a whole, do you pinpoint injuries as the main reason things have not gone your way?
MM: Well I mean you can look at it that way. We have missed a number of guys, some of our key players for the entire year, but we haven't used that as a crutch by any means. Teams are going through that every year and they have been. We really haven't put one together like we're capable of. We've seen signs of the ability that we have in all three phases, we just haven't put them all together. That's been the frustrating thing. It's been for one reason or another, it's not just the injuries. We have not had a lot of luck go our way; the ball has not bounced our way a lot. We've been trying to make it go our way the entire year, but it just doesn't seem to go that way. But guys are playing hard and giving their best effort—especially the guys that are filling in for some of the injured players—and they're doing the best that they can and that's all we as a staff ask of these guys when they step on the field.
Q: What was your reaction to the Patriots' near comeback in their game against the 49ers on Sunday night?
MM: Not surprising. The Patriots have always had that no flinch mentality, especially when you have
MM: Yes, yes we will.
Q: What have you seen from the Patriots offense without Rob Gronkowski? Did things change without him and do you expect things to change again when he returns to the lineup?
MM: Well, he's obviously a threat that we have to be aware of on all plays. You know we've got to be aware of everybody. I had Wes [Welker] in Miami with me, so I know everything about Wes and his capabilities and his toughness and everything about the guy. It just puts more burden on us that they've got him coming back and we've got to prepare for that and we're going to.
Q: How has
MM: I think he's a good addition, a very good addition. They do a number of things and they've got very good players doing them. He just adds to the mix. You have to be aware of who he is going to go against and I think it's brought even more confidence—and they needed it—to that defense.
Q: Will this game be the toughest test for your team so far this season?
MM: Overall, probably the best team we've played. I'd say yes. Looking at the complete roster and all three phases, I would say yes.
Q: What was your assessment of
MM: I'm not as surprised that he is. The one year I was a coordinator there in Miami we were lining up with Chris Chambers and Marty Booker outside and Wes was our slot and he was our leading receiver by a number of catches. At the end of the year when you were talking about ranking players and how they affected your offense, he was right up there at the top with Ronnie Brown at the time for me. So I knew his worth. He was just a very difficult guy to cover. His work ethic and his toughness, I mean that's the thing I like about him. He's as tough as nails. I had just come [in] and I had some experience for eight years with Hines Ward, [who was] a tough guy to cover and another tough guy that's not afraid to throw his body around and Wes is a lot like that.
Q: Have you seen significant improvement from Wes Welker since your time in Miami or is it more about the opportunities and the offensive system that he is playing in here?
MM: Oh it's definitely different. It's definitely different. Plus I think he has some personnel around him that allows mismatches to happen. But the system is definitely different and I think obviously the quarterback is.