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The struggling IT workforce looks to see a strong boost in 2003, with a new study predicting that IT managers will need to fill 1.1 million jobs in the next year.
The struggling IT workforce looks to see a strong boost in 2003, with a new study predicting that IT managers will need to fill 1.1 million jobs in the next year.
U.S. companies laid off more than 500,000 IT workers in the past year, according to a new report released by the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA). The size of the high-tech workforce dropped from 10.4 million to 9.9 million, with tech workers at IT companies much more likely to receive a pink slip than their counterparts working in non-IT companies.
On the brighter side, the study found that demand for IT workers in the coming months should greatly increase over 2001 and 2002's dismal numbers. Hiring mangers, according to Bouncing Back: Jobs, Skills and the Continuing Demand for IT Workers, told ITAA that they will be looking to fill 1.1 million jobs in 2003.
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Other findings in ITAA's report include the fact that when their customers sneeze, IT companies get the flu. IT firms reduced their workers by 15 percent compared to only 4 percent for non-IT workers.
And it appears there's nowhere to run. The IT workforce lost 5 percent of its employment, with cuts being felt equally in all regions of the U.S.
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Monday, Apr 28, 2008
* 11:04 am - From the SJ-R…
No offense, but it's already a "circus," judge.
* 12:17 pm - Rezko allegedly talked big…
* 5:21 pm - Once again, Paul Vallas dangles a candidacy, saying he "would be open" to exploring a bid for governor…
* The Sun-Times has more…
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Your assignment for today *** UPDATED X4 ***
Monday, Apr 28, 2008
[Note: I'm going to keep this post at or near the top for most of the day because this problem absolutely has to be addressed.]
* Head over to the State Board of Elections' website and try to look up a few candidate filings and campaign contributions.
I was supposed to go over to the State Board myself and tell them how badly they screwed up their website, but I just don't have time to hold their little hands through this disaster. I sent an admittedly snippy e-mail to their webmaster after attempting numerous times - without success - to access a simple candidate filing and got an (understandably) snippy response (considering my subject line was: "You really screwed up your website"), along with this kicker…
Apparently, this person has no clue. I am repeatedly getting two error messages…
* One of those error messages reads, in part: "Your session has expired or you need to enable cookies on your web browser settings."
Why would my session have to expire? Why would the State Board care? Also, cookies are enabled on my browser, so I don't get it.
* The other common message reads: "Unexpected errors occurred trying to switch to next page."
I am constantly getting this message on my Firefox browser. The error page claims that the Board has been "automatically notified of these errors," yet the webmaster claims all is hunky dory.
They broke their site. Plain and simple.
Leave your own critiques in comments.
*** ADDING *** Please be specific. Most of us already know the Board's site is a horror show. Don't just vent. Point to specific error messages or problems you are having. Otherwise, your comment is worthless. Thanks much. :)
*** UPDATE 1 *** IlliniPundit weighs in…
*** UPDATE 2 *** I should have mentioned this at the top, but the inability to open links in new tabs or windows is absolutely insane. Why would the Board want to keep people from using basic Internet browser functions? Outmoded and completely ridiculous.
*** UPDATE 3 *** Ben at TwoKings has more…
*** UPDATE 4 *** Elections Board executive director Dan White just sent me this e-mail…
I'm not holding my breath. We were promised a great, new website over a year ago (right around the time of my 2006 holiday party), and what we got was a giant pile of garbage. They need a new tech team.
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Question of the day
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* Remember this line from Gov. Blagojevich last week?
* Well, actually, that's not true. Shortly after Blagojevich was first elected in 2002, the National Governors Association held a training session for newly elected governors…
* Question: What courses would you design for Gov. Blagojevich's "school"?
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Monday, Apr 28, 2008
* CTA riders may be squeezed for more cash…
I don't know whether Huberman is just trying to shift blame on the free rides for seniors program, but Blagojevich is a handy punching bag these days so it's easy to blame him for just about everything.
* Higher energy prices mean a lot of people owe a ton of money for their heating bills…
* Meanwhile, one of the dominant players in the state's payday loan industry has found a loophole to get around a state law that capped interest rates…
* And you gotta wonder if big layoffs are coming at Wrigley…
I also wonder how this might impact the attempts by Tribune Co. to pressure Wrigley to buy naming rights at Wrigely Field.
*** Adding *** Rhodes has a funny line today…
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As usual, IDOT rumors are untrue
Monday, Apr 28, 2008
Actually, the rumors were broader than that. I was informed by several anxious IDOT employees that all construction work was to halt on May 1. The rumor was, indeed, rampant. More from Finke's column…
* I talked to the governor's office about this rumor last week and was told that a shutdown is not imminent. There are some big problems with IDOT's budget, however, including a $46 million cost overrun on snow and ice removal and another big hole caused by higher fuel prices.
I was told that IDOT is "slowing things down." For example, there is no overtime for routine purposes, just emergency services, like the recent earthquake, which necessitated emergency bridge inspections. Also, mowing is being slowed down as well.
There is a supplemental appropriations bill sitting in the House to cover the funding shortfall, but nobody knows whether that will ever pass. As the fiscal year comes to a close, more slowdowns could happen.
IDOT is a rumor hotbed, so any time you hear somebody swear that trouble is afoot over there, take it with a huge grain of salt.
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Recall or impeach?
Monday, Apr 28, 2008
* The Tribune editorial board continues its loud and steady drumbeat for the passage of a constitutional amendment for recall in the Illinois Senate…
As if that wasn't over the top enough, they also put the Statehouse phone numbers for every Senate Democrat on their editorial page. The Senate isn't in session today, so the secretaries will have to deal with these calls on their own.
* While the Tribune beats the drums for recall, some have moved on to more immediate solutions. My syndicated newspaper column concludes with these lines…
* Scott Reeder had this fun little nugget…
* Unlike last year, Speaker Madigan refused to take the issue off the table…
* But there is much resistance. Republican state Rep. Brent Hassert, who is a Tier One target and a member of House GOP leadership, downplayed the whole idea when asked by CBS 2…
* Meanwhile, the Tribune had a well-researched piece yesterday on a curious pattern to the governor's campaign fundraising…
I didn't see it in the story, but it would be helpful to know how many of thos donations came shortly before or shortly after those contracts and appointments were made.
* Related stories…
- Posted by Rich Miller 16 Comments
Morning Shorts
Monday, Apr 28, 2008
* In case you missed it Friday: Click here to watch the impeachment debate from WTTW's Chicago Tonight
* Thecapitolfaxblog.com: Rezko
* Brownfield cleanup in Wood River collapses
* Judge raps Park District over Latin field
* Congressman, get me rewrite
* Morgenthaler Posts Strong Fundraising Quarter
* Michel and LaHood Endorse Schock
* LaHood removed lingering doubt and gives Schock his endorsement
* At Last Minute, Park District Receives Needed State Funds
* Political donors in line to run health system
* Residents invited to Stroger meeting
* Chicago-Style Politics Live On In Cook County
* Start county anew? Breaking up is hard to do
* Porch inspections taper off
* Daley backs plan to give assault rifles to all cops
* Bernard Schoenburg: Departing Mutchler talks about 'special time' in her life
* Illinois Law Schools & Attorneys
* I-Pass users 'want the dinger back' — may get it
* Legendary doctor retires, turns to activism
* Illinois hangs posters on human trafficking
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Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* What a pleasant week this was. No session, the boat was in the water at my secret blogging location. Things were just peachy. That ends next week when the General Assembly returns to town. I'm gonna have some fun this weekend, and I hope you can do the same.
Meanwhile, we have newbies at Illinoize, so go check 'em out.
* This seems appropriate. Turn it up…
Don't believe a word
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Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* Things got pretty rough on Chicago Tonight last night as two current and one former state legislator went back and forth about impeaching the governor. Click on the pic for the video…
"There is an unfair standard being applied here… They're applying a standard to the governor that they're not applying to others." - Former Sen. Carol Ronen, now an administration official.
"The governor created the standard for himself." - CLTV reporter Carlos Hernandez Gomez
It gets kinda nasty, with Ronen claiming that Rep. John Fritchey was lobbying for the payday loan industry and dredging up allegations about Rep. Jack Franks and his father.
If last night's show is any indication of the future, they're not going down easy, campers.
…Adding… Larry has some commentary of his own.
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Purity lesson of the day: Nobody, but nobody can possibly be 100 percent pristine
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* I've been taking a tiny bit of amusing heat from another blog about my post this week on former Sen. Steve Rauschenberger. It was no big deal, and I got a nice chuckle out of it, as did a few other bloggers.
Their love for their hero of political cleanliness is commendable, but it got me to thinking about this whole idea of holier than thou purity that we hear so often from the self-described "reform" wing of the Republican Party. So I did about 30 seconds of checking and found something curious.
* Four years ago, Tribune columnist John Kass wrote the following about Sen. Rauschenberger, who was at that time attempting to move up the ladder to US Senate. Kass was referring to Rauschenberger's quest to kick Bob Kjellander out of a top GOP slot for, among other things, working with the Democrats on bigtime money-making deals…
* Indeed, Rauschenberger continues to this day in his role as tireless spokesman in the fight against "The Combine" and the harmful influence of Chicago politics. He was on a radio program this week and made this stark comment…
Listen to the whole thing…
He had quite a few good things to say on that program. That's not a surprise. Sen. Rauschenberger has done a lot of good things over the years. He was a decent, competent legislator.
* Rauschenberger is now a registered lobbyist in Illinois. You can view a screen cap of his official lobbyist disclosure form by clicking here.
* Notice that one of Rauschenberger's clients is Advanced Practical Solutions. APS is run by Milan Petrovic, Gov. Blagojevich's most prodigious fundraiser…
* You can read more about Petrovic here.
* As far as I know, Petrovic has never been accused of anything untoward at the Statehouse. But you won't hear Petrovic talking about kicking the Machine out of Illinois because, well, Milan Petrovich is part of that Machine. And now he and Steve Rauschenberger have hooked up to lobby the Statehouse.
Don't get me wrong, this is a very positive move for Petrovic. He's known as a Democrat and a "Rod guy," so it's always a plus to have an "in" with the Republicans if you want to have a fuller, rounder Statehouse operation. And because of his years of experience, Rauschenberger has an intimate knowledge of how the General Assembly runs and how to best construct legislation. All good.
Rauschenberger asked not to talk on the record when we spoke yesterday, but it was clear from our (mostly pleasant) conversation that he sees nothing at all wrong about this. He obviously respects Petrovic and believes him to be on the up and up. I don't disagree. In Statehouse terms, or even in my own terms, this is just good business for both men, little more.
* But considering the inflamed environment within the way over the top "reform" wing of the GOP, and its repeated purge attempts against accused "Combine" members who appear to be hiding under every bed, you wonder how Rauschenberger's impassioned anti-Combine admirers are gonna feel about this admittedly smart career move.
Hopefully, they'll be understanding and kind.
As for me, I wish him the best of luck.
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Calling all potential pundits
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* Ocasionally, I like to inject some new life into Illinoize, so if you think you have what it takes to post over there, click the "Contact Me" link just under the banner. Let's talk.
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Question of the day
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
…Adding… I think this was too easy. Please, try harder. I haven't laughed yet.
- Posted by Rich Miller 104 Comments
More pressure on Oberweis, and Ozinga's uphill climb
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* RealClearPolitics takes a look at some Illinois congressional races. Here's one…
I'm told House Republican Leader John Boehner said at a recent event that he wants Oberweis out of the race. Boehner's campaign office did not return a call asking for comment. I'm not sure Oberweis will ever drop out, but the pressure continues.
* They also looked at the 11th…
* Halvorson has her problems, but Ozinga surprised some observers by saying recently that he will limit the spending of his own money…
It's not a bad concept if it works. But that will be tough if the analysts continue to place this R seat in the Likely D category.
Also, it would help if he tried to get a grip on his
…Adding…. It turns out that the comments mentioned immediately above appear to be coming from Ozinga's business, not the campaign site.
- Posted by Rich Miller 23 Comments
Reform and Renwal, Part 947,496
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* We somehow missed Bernie's column yesterday. The top item was about confessed briber Ali Ata and his long relationship with Gov. Rod Blagojevich…
Unfortunately, that "mission" apparently wasn't about the sort of "change and reform" that we normally associate with that phrase.
* The governor, by the way, "postponed" an appearance set for today. It's not hard to wonder why…
* Meanwhile, Mike Lawrence had this to say when asked whether the Rezko trial was making it more difficult for the governor to get anything accomplished this year…
* The Tribune editorialized today that passing a capital plan depends on trustworthy leaders…
I'm not sure how we get from Point A to Point B with the players we have, but maybe the Tribune will inform us later how that might be accomplished.
* Over at the Rezko trial, Hollywood producer and real estate mogul Tom Rosenberg testified yesterday about an alleged shakedown attempt to squeeze $1.5 million in campaign contributions for Gov. Blagojevich's campaign. Rosenberg has immunity from prosecution, so he was quite blunt about his alleged conversation with Bill Cellini over how much he would make from an investment deal with the Teachers Retirement System…
* Rosenberg also claimed that he could see the future, and it wasn't pretty…
* Rosenberg also claimed to have said this…
* Related…
- Posted by Rich Miller 16 Comments
Supremes live large
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* The justices like them some food…
Forty bucks for breakfast? Did that include the Bloody Mary's?
And the Supremes are unrepentant. The Court refuses to comply with the Auditor General's recommendations, claiming that conference costs shouldn't be compared to daily reimbursement allowances.
Read the full report here, or the summary report digest here.
- Posted by Rich Miller 41 Comments
Morning Shorts
Friday, Apr 25, 2008
* Rauschenberger vs. Obama: Round 5
* Golly, Mr. Barron, are you gutsy
* Many states appear to be in recession
* State Budget experts say finances in sorry state
* Coalition pushes for support of governor's $25 billion capital plan
* House GOP launches audio outreach
* Court says Neuqua student can wear anti-gay T-shirt
* Chicago Plans to Limit Annual Building Inspections
* Committee OKs corporate sponsors for seminars
* City Hall to revamp new code of conduct
* Women's advocates fight Daley merger plan
* Want to polish your image, Todd? Just do a good job.
* Daley to host private anti-violence meeting Friday
* Tribune smokers have rebate coming
* ITRS seeks to dismiss Chicago Board of Ed suit
* Exelon shifts from merger mode
* Attorney, former journalist to head Pa. open records office
* Distinguished Young Alumni Bethany (Carson) Jaeger
* AT&T service gains support
* Friday Beer Blogging: Internet Carding Edition
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Bangalore: G. Shankar's unbeaten 134 set the base for Carmel High School's 95-run victory over Cambridge Public School in a B.T. Ramaiah Shield inter-school tournament match here recently.
Carmel HS scored 253 for three in 30 overs and restricted Cambridge Public School to 158 for eight in 30 overs.
The scores: Carmel HS 253 for three in 30 overs (G. Shankar 134 n.o., R. Advaith 42) bt Cambridge Public School (HSR Ext.) 158 for eight in 30 overs.
Seshadripuram HS 149 for seven in 30 overs lost to Sri Kumaran Children's Home 153 for five in 27.5 overs (Chandan 78 n.o.).
Shankara Vidyalaya School (Kolar) 93 in 25.2 overs (Sameer four for 22) lost to The Oxford Sec. School 94 for five in 14.2 overs.
Clarence Public School 94 in 26.3 overs lost to St. Joseph's Indian Middle School 96 for four in 18.3 overs.
Vijaya HS 162 in 28.3 overs bt Indiranagar HS 53 in 11.3 overs (Santosh four for 22).
Prasiddhi School 206 for six in 30 overs (Rakshith 46) bt Chinmaya Vidyalaya School (Kolar) 121 in 24.1 overs (Suprith four for 20).
St. Patrick's HS 198 for four in 27 overs (Shashidharan 52, Tauseef Ahmed 42 n.o.) bt RT NET Public School 115 in 17 overs (Sitaram six for 17).
St. Xavier's HS 220 for six in 29 overs (Abhishek 70) bt Vasavi Educational Trust 141 in 21.5 overs (Vijay 42, Danish four for 38).
Government HS 112 in 17.5 overs lost to St. Mira's HS 114 for six in 17.4 overs.
St. John's HS 244 for five in 30 overs (Omar 80, Mohd. Imran 50) bt Miranda English School 56 in 17.4 overs (Mohd. Aamir five for 22, Rashav four for 11).
Rain plays spoilsport
Wet outfields and damp conditions due to overnight rains led to four draws in the S.A. Srinivasan Memorial under-22 cricket tournament's first round matches that concluded here on Friday.
Among the four matches, only two managed to have some play on the second and final day.
In reply to Bangalore City's 420, Dharwad Zone mustered 89 for nine in 36 overs and in another match, Tumkur Zone scored 115 for eight in reply to Combined City XI'S 332.
The scores: Bangalore City XI 420 for five decl. in 82.4 overs drew with Dharwad Zone 89 for nine in 36 overs (Magizhendan four for 31, Ryan Ninan four for 22).
Combined City XI 332 in 87.5 overs drew with Tumkur Zone 115 for eight in 44 overs (G.P. Tejas 40).
Bangalore Zone 183 in 61.1 overs drew with Raichur Zone 56 for two in 28 overs.
Shimoga Zone 229 for six in 55 overs drew with President's XI.
Title for Rajath
The seventh-seeded Rajath Jawalkar capped his good run with a title triumph in the boys' under-16 singles of the Narasamma memorial State-ranking badminton tournament that concluded at the Malleswaram Association courts here on Friday evening.
In the final, Jawalkar upset the top seed Ajay Patil with a hard-fought 12-21, 21-19, 22-20 victory.
In the other finals, S. Siddharth turned the tables on the top-seeded Shiv Nayak with a 21-17, 21-18 victory in the boys' under-13 singles.
Siddharth later completed a double, as he teamed up with Shiv Nayak and defeated Vishwanath Kiran and M.C. Srivas 21-10, 21-11.
Other results (all finals): Veterans' singles: Jairam Pai bt Siddaraj 21-15, 22-20.
BEL CYA 'A' posts win
BEL Colony Youth Association 'A' beat Gulbarga Hockey Club 4-1 in the State 'C' division league hockey tournament at the Hockey Stadium here on Friday.
Vipin Ayyappa scored a brace (17th & 38th), while Bharath (24th) and Vipin Chengappa (27th) scored the other two goals. Nagaraj (45th) scored Gulbarga's only goal.
Carmel schools win
Carmel Padmanabhanagara and Carmel Convent emerged champions in the boys and girls' sections respectively of the 13th State-level inter-school volleyball tournament that concluded at the Sree Rama Vidyalaya ground here on Friday. In the finals, Carmel Padmanabhanagara defeated Sree Rama Vidyalaya 25-6, 25-20 while Carmel Convent defeated Sree Rama Vidyalaya 25-18, 25-16.
Badminton tourney
The Canara Union Charitable Trust will conduct the M.S. Ramaiah Anandashram State-ranking badminton tournament for seniors and veterans at the Prakash Courts in Bangalore from August 11 to 14. Entries close on August 4. For details call 23317980.


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Winners of the 2015 Design Challenge Competition announced
27 March 2015
Students take on the challenge of creating designs for Madama Butterfly as part of this year's competition.
Swanhunter: How The Wrong Crowd use puppets to bring mythical beasts to life
10 March 2015
Director Hannah Mulder and Designer Rachael Canning discuss the power of the fairy tale and why Swanhunter is as much for adults as it is for children.
Trade secrets: How do you 'paint' a rotating set with video projections?
27 January 2015
A look at the complex effects that light up the ground-breaking set of Kasper Holten's production of Don Giovanni.
Making Don Giovanni' exhibition reveals how an opera production is created, from early designs to arriving on stage
15 December 2014
Free Front of House exhibition melds video, designs and costumes to offer unique insight into the process of staging a production.
Behind the scenes in the Costume Department
4 September 2014
How tailor Jay Francois-Campbell gets ready for the new ROH Season.
Students set the challenge of designing for The Sleeping Beauty
30 April 2014
National Skills Academies from across the UK took part in the 2014 Design Challenge, with impressive results.
Debate: What do you think of the use of video projections in opera and ballet?
11 February 2014
Does use of digital media in a theatre enhance the experience, or detract from it?
Online booking: how thousands of orders are handled a minute on busy days
2 December 2013
With cloud computing, we're able to deal with extremely high demand.
Emeralds, Rubies and Diamonds: Adding the sparkle to The Royal Ballet's Jewels
25 November 2013
With George Balanchine's celebration of gems returning, a glimpse into the ROH Costume Department.
Watch: Laurent Pelly on La Fille du régiment
23 September 2013
The acclaimed director on extending his involvement to design, his creative process and working with starry casts.


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Waist, the economic system wasn't responsible for any deaths. It was one of the most moral societies I have ever seen when I lived there. The deaths occured when different groups of people fought for power. Please don't forget many of the people that fought the communists enjoyed slavery and serfdom. so you can turn it around and say the Tzar was responsible for all these deaths.
Besides, the reason that we have no purely capitalist societies is that a portion of the population thinks that others should not have to take responsibility for their own actions; and they think that rich people should not have as much freedom as poor people.
The deaths occured when different groups of people fought for power. -Big
This is truely one of the most naive statements I have EVER read.
Are you really unaware of the forced collectivization campaign resulting in Great Famine which struck the Ukraine and other farming areas of Soviet Russia during the reign of Stalin?
Do you really consider it a "fight for power" when the government takes away all of the farmers grain in the rural areas to feed industrial workers in the cities, leaving them to slowly die of starvation?
A fight for power implies that both sides have the power to oppose the other. That did NOT exist in Stalin's USSR, or in Mao's China, or Pol Pot's Cambodia, or Kim's N. Korea.
Just as it did not for the Jews of Europe under Hitler I might add.
Your blanket defense of power grabbing genocide is I must say stunning. And to call any such system a "moral society" is obscene.
Every word of it has been proven true by documents revealed after the end of the Soviet system.
The same collectivization existed after WWII and nobody in the Ukraine was dying of starvation or otherwise. The reason people died before WWII was because they resisted what Stalin wanted to do. When you have serfs working for you almost for free and you are fat and happy, of course you will get upset when that is taken away.
It is funny that 1 million people died during American civil war in the name of freedom but the same is not true when serfs got the freedom to go to school and become worthy citizens of Soviet Union
Big, I run across commited communists on several boards, but you are the ONLY one who defends Stalin. The ONLY one.
I get the impression that you are aware of all this and really doesnt even matter to you.
The serfs died because kulaks destroyed the grain, livestock and so on. Plus there was a civil war that destroyed a lot as well. I am not defending anyone but you are just not willing to understand those times.
None of my relatives died from the hands of communists.


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I feel like root relative paths would be better, but I can't think of any actual reasons why. Is one way more secure? Does one offer more flexibility? I'm looking for stuff like that.
For example, consider that
http://domainname.com/path/to/css/styles.css contains:
.root-relative {
background-image: url('/path/to/css/images/someimage.png');
.doc-relative {
background-image: url('images/someimage.png');
It goes beyond just CSS though, like specifying URLs for AJAX calls in JavaScript functions:
url: 'ajax/somefile.php',
type: 'post',
// etc...
// Or this way?
url: '/longer/full/path/ajax/somefile.php',
type: 'post',
// etc...
Then of course there is a lot of magic that can be done with .htaccess. I use .htaccess for URL rewriting, but have left that out of the example because it makes it unnecessarily complicated, so don't get too caught up with the examples here.
I'm just generally wondering if there are any actual benefits or disadvantages for either way.


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Saudi body studying regulating YouTube production
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi Arabia is studying ways to regulate locally-produced YouTube content, including the possibility of requiring government-issued licenses for some users, said an official on Sunday.
Riyadh Najm, the president of The General Authority for Audiovisual Media, said his agency is still trying to figure out which type of YouTube content-producers would be affected and how the government agency would apply new regulations.
"We do not have a clear way yet implement to this," Najm told The Associated Press. "It is not clear who will be asked of this... it is all under study."
YouTube's parent company, Google, said it had no comment on the matter.
The kingdom has taken other steps recently to regulate online media, ordering dozens of Internet news outlets to stop operating for not having the required licenses.
Najm says the aim of studying new regulations is to find ways to better manage the explosion of YouTube content coming out of the kingdom and to ensure users respect the country's conservative Muslim norms. He says his agency, which operates under the Ministry of Culture and Information, is not seeking to stifle online creativity or expression.
Mohamed Amine Merah, co-founder of Vizyon Creative Media in Saudi Arabia, said he was not aware of plans by the kingdom to regulate YouTube. As with several other YouTube accounts in Saudi Arabia, Vizyon already has a government-issued license as a production house.
Several monetized YouTube production houses such as UTURN, Masameer and Telfaz 11 have millions of YouTube subscribers and are wildly popular among young Saudis.
"The goal is not to pressure them, but to elevate their quality and make sure the production is up to standard," Najm said. "At the same time, for them to be aware of the boundaries of society and to not exceed those boundaries."
Najm explained that there are "widely accepted" norms in Saudi society against insulting another person or groups of people. Public criticism of the king, for example, is strictly prohibited.
More than a dozen Saudis in the past weeks have posted video statements on YouTube sharply criticizing the royal family and demanding change. At least three of those who appeared in videos have since been arrested, along with seven others connected to the videos, security officials have told the AP.
More recently a Saudi sports journalist was sentenced to three months prison and 50 lashes for defaming presidents of two Saudi soccer clubs on Twitter. He was also banned from Twitter for three months, according to local Saudi state media reports.
Rafid Fatani, a consultant to the U.N. on Internet governance and founder of SASIconsult, which stands for Saudi Arabian Strategic Internet consultancy, said the problem with creating regulations on social media is that often these rules cannot be implemented and adhered to.
He said people end up using virtual private networks (VPN) to get around bans, making "the government look bad."
"All you are doing is limiting artistic talent and talent creation in the country and that's the danger," he said. "Let them produce what they produce, and if society does not like what they see then no one will watch them."


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Negotiating parties split on Likud push to increase number of ministers
US 'disappointed UN rights council continues to single out Israel'
WATCH LIVE: Israel's ambassador to UN addresses Security Council on Mideast minorities
'Netanyahu has burned his bridges with Black Democrats'
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Jerusalem Municipality shuts down 'filthy, rodent-infested' butcher shop in Mahane Yehuda market
*New Worlds: The brain's 3D compass*
*IQ is not enough – develop your EQ, too*
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Watch: Technion students recreate Passover story with robots
Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Anti-Semitic fans pressure Hungarian rock band to cancel Israel concert
Concert review: IPO
Eytan's Fox's 'Cupcakes' opening in New York
Raw Romanian underground sounds
Bruised yellow-and-blue looks ahead after Real blow
Israeli figure skater Bychenko places world championships
Soccer: Israel trounced by Wales in key qualifier
Scuffling Maccabi must dig deep on road at group leader Real
Passover, a NIS 4.8 billion holiday
Study: Current banking system won't help poor
Abbas: Israeli-Palestinian relationship must change
Serry: Time to replace 242 with new 'peace architecture'
Dalya Lemkus' terrorist murderer sentenced to 2 life prison terms
Terror attack thwarted after bomb found near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs
Amnesty International charges Palestinians with war crimes during Gaza conflict
Will or won't 'Borat' play Freddie Mercury in Queen biopic?
Limmud FSU marks Auschwitz liberation with emotional exhibition
Toulouse rabbi told to remove kippah at voting station
Spain close to granting citizenship to relatives of Jews expelled in 1492
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein urges Jews to kick anti-Semites 'in the ass'
Officials: Iran indicating willingness to accept fewer centrifuges, ship out enriched uranium
Watch: Armed Houthi women threaten war against US, Saudi Arabia, Israel
Risk vs. reward: Saudis could become regional heavyweight, or serve to embolden Iran
Arab summit agrees on unified military force for crises
Diplomats and UN staff flee Yemen as Houthis target Aden
Slavery matters
The US must confront Tehran: Achieving cooperation through coercion
Airbus A320 plane crash highlights outdated black box technology
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The turning point
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On wings of carbon
Veterans: On target
Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen
Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
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Let's cooperate
Shabbat screenings
Passover perspective
On the field and in court
Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin'
Music and the mamaloshen
What's the catch?
Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret
Why Tunisia?
Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
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Getting a young start
A culinary festival starring the women next door
Global girl power
Apartheid South Africa: Israel edition
Sa'ar says national unity government is 'still on the table'
Israeli parties prepare legislative demands for Netanyahu's new coalition
With full term possible, Netanyahu may outlast Ben-Gurion (and Obama)
Arab sector turnout for recent elections reached 63.5%, polling data shows
Joubran: Polls have to include parties that don't pass threshold
Pope Francis pays tribute to Christians persecuted by ISIS during Palm Sunday mass
PHOTOS: Exercising the 'Right to Movement' at the Palestine Marathon
It's hard to be a Christian in Israel, but not because of prejudice
Unconvincing ISIS video shows Assyrian captive converting to Islam
'Those who hate Jews hate Christians': A closer look at US Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz
Green Leadership Conference in Hamalachim-Shahariya Forest
Scenic Lookout in Memory of Lt-Gen. Amnon Lipkin Shahak
Following in the Footsteps of Meir Har-Zion
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French Students Get to Know the Real Israel
Serbian PM Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations
Sharing and Learning - German Forestry Students Intern with KKL-JNF
Israel and Finland Connect through the Environment
New Bio-filters Purify Surface Runoff Water for Reuse
Future Tour Guides Discover the Negev with KKL-JNF
The Shamir Drilling Project
Graduation Ceremony for Rosh HaAyin's Volunteer Firefighters
From Sunny Israel to Cold Canada
Walking for Water with KKL France in the Mountains of Eilat
JNF Ontario Community Mission Tours the Western Negev
Celebrating 50 Years of German-Israeli Diplomatic Relations
The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
Award Winning Designer Launches Career as Wedding Dressmaker
Outdoor Fitness Israel: An Innovative Fitness Program Developed By UK Olim
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Starting Your Own Business in Israel: Real Life Examples
5 Strategies for Finding Your Professional Place in Israel
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36 Hours in Southern Israel
Food Shopping In Israel
How Women Can Have it All in Israel
The Eisenberg's Long Journey Home
Why Retirees are Thriving in Israel
Thanks to Aliyah video
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Starting Over in Israel
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Sovev Tel Aviv, Israel's Largest Biking Event
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Make yourself at home… in Israel
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How Doctors Are Impacting Israel's South
Over 1,000 IDF 'lone soldiers' attend personal errand day in Tel Aviv
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Rioting resumes throughout east Jerusalem Saturday night
MK calls to ban Secret smartphone application
Confirmed: Body of Aaron Sofer found in Jerusalem Forest
US: Israeli police harassing another Abu Khdeir cousin
With another yeshiva student arrested, haredi 'draft dodgers' could soon number in hundreds
Missing American's parents meet with Jerusalem police chief
Ayala Hasson, first woman to head Channel One News Division
Bar-Lev: Allow siblings' names on IDF headstones
Sa'ar denies presidential deal with haredim
Police heighten security ahead of haredi protest in capital
Analysis: US tries policy of 'shame' to stem Chinese cyber-hacking
Israeli nightlife figure found dead in Tel Aviv apartment in apparent murder
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Ron Nachman 370.
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After losing his battle to cancer, Ariel's first and only mayor, Ron Nachman,
will be buried at 3 p.m. on Sunday in the Samarian city that he dreamed of when
he helped to pitch two tents on a rocky hilltop in 1978.In the 1990s, he
gave up his Knesset career for Ariel, when a new law forbade politicians from
serving both as a council head and a member of parliament.In the last
few years of his life, he continued as mayor, even as he fought bladder cancer,
taking calls, including from reporters, in the hospital as a chemotherapy needle
was stuck in his arm.Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who plans to
attend the funeral, said upon hearing of Nachman's death at age 70 on Friday,
"Today, I have lost a dear friend. Ron was a great Zionist patriot. I loved him
very much."In his vision, he established and built up the city of Ariel.
He was entirely devoted to the revival of the Jews in their land and to the
construction of a flourishing city in Samaria."Until his last moments,
he worked to strengthen and develop Ariel."We recently spoke about the
recognition of a university in Ariel and he was very excited over an additional goal that he had secured for settlement in Israel,"
the prime minister said.For Nachman, devotion to Ariel and the State of
Israel was part of his family legacy.Nachman's family was among the
founders of Ness Ziona, where his father was the deputy mayor."It has
been my privilege to follow in the footsteps of my forebears, and to create a
city in Israel, named Ariel," Nachman said in an interview for a video produced
by the Ariel Municipality for his 70th birthday last August.He recalled
how in the early 1970s, he answered a call from then-defense minister Moshe
Dayan to settle the area."When the defense minister told the young
people of Israel to take up two standards: the standard of settlement and the
standard of security, I and two other guys, we went and found a settlement unit.
I named it unit Tel Aviv, because we were connected to that city," Nachman said
in the video.He recalled how "Ariel and Lilly Sharon showed up and told
us the Americans had given the green light to create six security outposts.
Sharon banged on the table and said, 'Go up there in uniform, go in civies, go
naked, but go!" When Ariel's first government, a local council, was formed in
1985 and elections were held, Nachman became its head. In 1992, as council head,
he also won a seat on the Likud ticket for the 13th Knesset, where he was among
those who voted against the 1993 Oslo Accord."It will bring bloodshed,
not peace," he told then-prime minister Yitzhak Rabin. "I want to see peace, but
what will the price be?" In 1998, when Ariel's status was changed to a city,
Nachman became mayor, a post he held until his death as he worked to make it the
rival of any community around the world.Under his leadership, the mixed
religious and secular city of close to 20,000 residents absorbed 9,000
immigrants from the former Soviet Union in the early 1990s.In the past
decade the city has become home to a cultural center, a sports center and an
accredited university.In the past decade, although he remained a staunch
member of the Likud, Nachman often fought against its policies, including the
2005 Gaza withdrawal and the 10-month moratorium on West Bank housing starts in
2010.While politicians, including prime ministers, often came to Ariel
to pledge support, they provided his city with fewer construction permits than
the three other West Bank cities – Modi'in Illit, Betar Illit and Ma'aleh
Adumin.Nachman was often blunt and undiplomatic as he spoke out against
those who argued that Israel should withdraw from Ariel."Ron Nachman's
vision is stronger than [US President Barack] Obama's vision," he
said.He even invited Obama to visit Ariel.In a Channel 2
interview, he spoke of his battles against cancer and the diplomatic forces
opposed to Ariel."In both cases there is a lot of uncertainty, medical
uncertainty in one case, and political uncertainty in the other case,' he
said.Nachman was first diagnosed with cancer in 2009. Initially
treatment appeared to work.But then the cancer returned.In a
Channel 1 interview done in December, he said he knew the cancer was back when
he went to the bathroom during a trip abroad in February 2010 to raise donations
for Ariel and saw a blood clot."I was already two-and-a-half years after
an operation, after chemotherapy, after they removed all my insides. I was
cancer-free for a year. Then suddenly it returned, and then I had a worse
problem. I had a stroke and lost the ability to speak," he said."You
understand what people are telling you, but you can't respond," he
said.But after two days, he added, his power of speech
return.During his illness, he became close with famed actress Anat Gov,
who lost her battle to cancer in December, even though they were on opposite
ends of the political spectrum when it came to the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict.In the Channel 1 interview, Nachman explained how he derived
hope from the orchids that he grew in a hothouse outside his home."This
hothouse is always blossoming and renewing. It gives you hope for life, for the
battle you are waging," he said as he smiled and opened and closed his
hands.Defense Minister Ehud Barak said, "Ron Nachman was a leader, a
stormy figure and a friend who built Ariel almost from scratch. He was a public
servant, whose heart and mouth were always in line."Tzipi Livni, who
heads the party bearing her name, said, "Ron Nachman fought an inspiring battle
against a terrible disease, in exactly the same way he fought for his values
throughout his entire life. We disagreed on many issues, but I always knew to
appreciate his determination and tenacity, and his readiness to follow the truth
until the end."Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin said that Nachman not only
dreamed of building the Land of Israel, he did it."Ron did not build the
country out of hatred or a desire to harm another nation, but rather out of love
and faith, just like Israel's founders," Rivlin said.Jerusalem Post
staff contributed to this report.
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