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1st July 2013
Labour welcomes LGBT consultation but says government could be doing things now 8
11:28 AM — Labour's Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has told PinkNews.co.uk that she welcomes the government's decision to start a consultation on the future of LGBT policy in the autumn.
30th June 2013
London: Senior gay Tory dismisses 'hissy fit' reaction to Boris Johnson's 'up the Arcelor' joke 20
1:26 PM — The Leader of the Conservative Group in the Greater London Assembly has defended Boris Johnson from criticism over a controversial joke he made about gay men taking their husbands up the "Arcelor" on their wedding day.
28th June 2013
Ed Miliband: 'The terrible death of Lucy Meadows shows the trans community still face prejudice' 9
1:16 PM — Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband says he is "delighted" to be supporting this weekend's Pride in London event, but adds the death of transgender teacher Lucy Meadows shows more needs to be done to end prejudice in society.
12th June 2013
Labour's Clause 20 sex education amendment fails in the Commons 51
12:14 PM — A Labour amendment for mandatory sex and relationship education in schools failed to get the support of enough MPs last night and Children's Minister Edward Timpson confirmed PSHE would remain a non-statutory subject.
11th June 2013
MPs await Commons debate on sex education amendment 6
3:33 PM — MPs in support of a Labour amendment for more comprehensive sex and relationship education in schools hope they'll be enough parliamentary time to allow for a debate and vote.
10th June 2013
National AIDS Trust welcomes Labour's call for LGBT inclusive sex education 5
6:14 PM — The chief executive of the National AIDS Trust has welcomed calls by the Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper for statutory Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education in schools and says it could help in the fight against ever rising HIV infections.
Yvette Cooper: Young gay men face 'huge mental health problems' and we need stronger LGBT inclusive sex education 22
2:08 PM — Labour's Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has told PinkNews.co.uk that the government needs to make Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education a statutory requirement in order to address the health challenges faced by LGBT students.
7th June 2013
Labour fear Lord Dear will table a new wrecking amendment for the equal marriage bill 43
10:57 AM — Labour peer Lord Alli believes the equal marriage opponent and crossbench peer Lord Dear is still intent on trying to derail the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill – although Lord Dear denies the claims.
4th June 2013
Labour Lord Alli: 'A stunning victory for equal marriage in the Lords' 13
7:21 PM — Lord Alli has described the passing of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill at second reading in the House of Lords as "a stunning victory for equality".
Labour Lord Alli praises David Cameron over his 'courageous' support for equal marriage 4
5:02 PM — Labour peer Lord Waheed Alli has paid tribute to Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron over his "courageous" support for equal marriage.
Labour Lord Collins: 'Passing equal marriage in the Lords will show LGBT people are equal' 8
3:54 PM — Labour peer Lord Collins has paid tribute to Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron "for being prepared to stand up and be counted" when it comes to supporting equal marriage.
3rd June 2013
Baroness Royall: I urge my noble friends to support equal marriage 4
6:51 PM — Labour's Leader in the House of Lords, Baroness Royall, says she hopes the Upper House "will be convinced" to vote in favour of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples Bill) as part of its second reading.
Baroness Thornton: I am confident the equal marriage bill will be victorious in the Lords 6
11:58 AM — Baroness Thornton, Labour's Shadow Equalities Minister in the Lords writes for PinkNews.co.uk on why she is confident that the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill will survive attempts to defeat it by opponents in the Upper House.
Yvette Cooper: The government needs to remember who the real opponents of equal marriage are 11
10:18 AM — Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has told PinkNews.co.uk that the government needs to remember "who the opponents are" of the same-sex marriage bill in the wake of last week's row about House of Lords timetabling.
31st May 2013
Lib Dem Baroness Liz Barker: Help us to get equal marriage passed by lobbying a Lord 3
1:08 PM — Baroness Liz Barker writes for PinkNews.co.uk on the need to lobby peers ahead of next week's second reading House of Lords vote of the same-sex marriage bill.
30th May 2013
Labour says government is 'lashing out' at 'poor handling' of equal marriage bill 16
7:19 PM — The shadow minister for equalities Kate Green has accused the government of "lashing out at the Labour Party" over the "poor handling of the same-sex marriage bill".
29th May 2013
Labour fear late night House of Lords vote could threaten equal marriage bill 27
6:21 PM — Shadow equalities minister Baroness Glenys Thornton says David Cameron has been "absolutely brilliant" in his support for equal marriage, but warns a late night vote in the House of Lords next week could put the same-sex marriage bill at risk.
25th May 2013
Labour MP Diana Johnson: It's now time for Parliament to tackle the issue of gay conversion therapy 36
12:45 PM — With marriage equality on its way, Labour MP Diana Johnson and Tom Stephens both write for PinkNews.co.uk on why ending gay-to-straight conversion therapy should be Parliament's next priority.
21st May 2013
MPs who voted against the third reading of the equal marriage bill 52
10:27 PM — 128 Conservative MPs voted against the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill as part of its third reading on Tuesday evening – along with 14 MPs from Labour and 4 Lib Dems.
MPs pass same-sex marriage bill in final third reading 52
7:15 PM — MPs have voted 366 - 161 overwhelmingly in favour of passing the Marriage (Same Sex Couples Bill) – in its third reading in the House of Commons.


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I like the designs on the guitar but it's more important that these questions can be answered in the picture:
Why are you showing me a guitar?
Is it supposed to symbolize something? If so, what?
How am I supposed to feel or what am i supposed to understand when looking at this picture?
July 24th, 2008 #3
I would make it much darker down inside the hole on the box. I think having a light direction in mind and then shading the neck will make the neck appear more three dimensional.
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July 24th, 2008 #4
The neck is totally wrong; it just fades into a mess down the body. This could be decorative with bit more attention to detail.
Currently doing the Level Up course, so my SB is going to be lonely
July 24th, 2008 #5
I think a little more work on the composition might benefit this one, the diagonal leads my eye right off the piece at the top left, and the opening in the guitar poking off the side of the canvas makes that end very weighty also, leading me out of the picture plane... I think backing the focus out, to show more of the shape may help, have you explored different compositional placements with this piece?

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Fallen Angels
Editorial Staff • West End • 2 Nov 2000
Sometimes scintillating rather than sentimental, it is the kind of thing you can happily take your grandparents to. Anyone under 50, however, might consider it a mite old-fashioned, even if, in its day (it was originally produced in 1925), it proved controversial for suggesting that middle-aged women might crave the fantasy of a sex life outside of their dull, conventional marriages.
It provides a tour-de-force for the two women at its centre who are anxiously awaiting the sudden arrival of a former (and French) boyfriend of them both to arrive for dinner while their respective husbands are away, and wondering if the candle they've been burning for their old flame will be re-ignited. It is effectively a female version of The Seven Year Itch, coincidentally playing further along Shaftesbury Avenue right now, except that - women being more patient than men, generally - they're thinking about picking over the scab of a 12-year-itch instead.
Michael Rudman's handsome, somewhat old-fashioned production duly boasts star turns from two of our senior comedy actresses, Felicity Kendal ('The Good Life') and Frances de la Tour ('Rising Damp'). Age hasn't withered their sparkle or withering put-downs. De la Tour definitely has the comic edge, however, and its partly because she doesn't try to do the sex-kitten thing that Kendal still finds hard to resist but is increasingly undignified to see in someone in her mid-fifties. Instead, de la Tour's more a blazing comic panther from her first demented entrance, and she plays the key drunken scene that comprises most of the second act with far more finesse.
There's also a scene-stealingly improbable comic maid from Tilly Tremayne, who is clearly more sophisticated, better educated and well travelled than the people she is serving. She is also notably funnier than the woman employing her, played by Kendal.
This is sure to be a hit among the middle class, middle-aged theatregoers who are the West End's natural constituency. Those in search of more demanding fare, however, should look elsewhere.


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In the writing world, there are no off weeks. Which is too bad, because I pulled a Tennessee and struggled in my first real test of the season last week going 13-7 to fall to 48-12 for the year. So while I could use the time to regroup, I'm letting it fly once again.
Thursday, September 22
North Carolina State (2-1) at Cincinnati (2-1) – NC State won this match-up last season in Raleigh, but Cincy's offense has improved since then. Bearcats 43-32
Friday, September 23
Central Florida (2-1) at BYU (1-2) – UCF beat Boston College in week 2 but lost at FIU last week. BYU has lost two tough ones in a row, and is a point away from being 0-3. Knights 31-21
Saturday, September 24
San Diego State (3-0) at #22 Michigan (3-0) – Brady Hoke doesn't have to wait long to meet his former school. Let the story lines begin. Wolverines 27-24
North Carolina (3-0) at #25 Georgia Tech (3-0) – GT is leading the nation in yards per game (620+) and points per game (59.3). Jackets 39-28
Eastern Michigan (2-1) at Penn State (2-1) – How does Penn State always make this list when playing games like this? Who's in charge of this list? If I find him… Lions 26-18
Notre Dame (1-2) at Pittsburgh (2-1) – The Irish surprised some people by winning big last week. Let's see which team shows up. Panthers 29-25
Georgia (1-2) at Ole Miss (1-2) – Georgia is counting its blessings with its opposition from the SEC west this season. Bulldogs 31-23
#14 Arkansas (3-0) at #3 Alabama (3-0) – It's been awhile since the Hogs made some noise in this rivalry, and it will be at least a year before they make some more. Tide 33-22
#7 Oklahoma State (3-0) at #8 Texas A&M (2-0) – This has all the makings of a future SEC vs. Pac-16 matchup. Aggies 35-27
#11 Florida State (2-1) at #21 Clemson (3-0) – Oklahoma made FSU look mediocre last week, and the Noles haven't won at Clemson since 2001. Tigers 28-24
Colorado (1-2) at Ohio State (2-1) – The win totals for these two are diminishing as I type. Buckeyes 27-20
Western Michigan (2-1) at #24 Illinois (3-0) – Congrats to Illinois for cracking the top 25 this week. Enjoy your stay while it lasts. Illini 30-21
Kansas State (2-0) at Miami (1-1) – Letdown game for the Hurricanes against a tough defense that pitched a shutout last week. Wildcats 20-13
Vanderbilt (3-0) at #12 South Carolina (3-0) – If Vandy pulls this one off, go ahead and name James Franklin SEC Coach of the Year and make the Dores the favorite to reach the SEC title game. But that's a big if. Gamecocks 34-28
#15 Florida (3-0) at Kentucky (2-1) – Just when you thought the Wildcats might end that streak against Florida, they go and lose to Louisville. Or something like that. Gators 27-14
#9 Nebraska (3-0) at Wyoming (3-0) – Nebraska likely to have another shootout on its hands. Huskers 37-30
Missouri (2-1) at #1 Oklahoma (2-0) – Mizzou knocked off top-ranked OU a year ago, but I'm not feeling it this time. Sooners 31-24
#2 LSU (3-0) at #16 West Virginia (3-0) – Kudos to LSU for playing two top-notch out of conference programs in a season. Make that, in a month. Tigers 30-28
#10 Oregon (2-1) at Arizona (1-2) – The Wildcats have been underwhelming so far, and don't have the defense they'll need in this game. Ducks 44-23
#23 USC (3-0) at Arizona State (2-1) – Tempted to pick an upset here, but the numbers point in the favor of the visitors on this one. Trojans 30-24


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Amaretti Streusel Apple Squares
|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Dash
|Baking powder
|1 1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Pound
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Large
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), crushed
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), sliced
|Butter margarine
|4 Tablespoon, melted
|3 Pound
To Make Pastry: Place rack in lower third of oven and preheat oven to 375°F.
In a medium bowl, stir together flour, sugar, salt, and baking powder.
In a 4-cup microwavesafe measure, microwave butter or margarine, covered with a paper towel, on high (100%) until melted.
Whisk in milk, egg, and vanilla.
Stir into flour mixture until incorporated.
Press into bottom of prepared pan. (If difficult to press, let rest 10 minutes.) To Make Streusel: In a medium bowl, stir together flour, sugar, cinnamon, cookies, and almonds.
Add melted butter and stir until distributed.
Arrange apples over pastry.
Sprinkle streusel over apples.
To Bake: Bake for 40 to 45 minutes, or until pastry is golden and apples are soft.
(Dessert may be cooled, covered with heavy foil, and refrigerated up to 2 days or frozen up to 1 month. Defrost at room temperature. Reheat, uncovered, at 400°F. until warm, about 10 minutes.)


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Warner doesn't want to take 'step back'
Updated: February 6, 2009, 7:04 PM ETAssociated Press
KAPOLEI, Hawaii -- Kurt Warner's decision to return with the Arizona Cardinals seems to rest on everything from God to his desire to play. Now throw the loss of offensive coordinator Todd Haley into the mix.
Haley was hired as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday after helping the Cardinals, behind their high-powered offense, reach the Super Bowl.
Warner said the team needs to make sure it builds upon its success this season.
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1. Start off by peeling the garlic and trimming the end away. Remove any very thick stalks from the basil.
2. If using a Mortar and Pestle then rip the basil into smaller pieces and place in the mortar with the garlic, pine nuts and some freshly ground salt and pepper and grind up until everything is well broken down. 3. Grate and add in the Parmesan Cheese and the oil and stir well to make a thick, fragrant paste. If you prefer to use a Food Processor (either may be more or less suitable depending on the amount of basil you have) then place the pine nuts, parmesan, basil, garlic, olive oil and salt and pepper in the food processor bowl and blend until a paste is obtained, being sure to stop the blender periodically and clear any large pieces of basil away from the sides.
4. At this point, you can either set the pesto aside and store, covered, in a refrigerator until ready for use, or you can continue on and mix it with some pasta for an awesome meal.
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After drafting two top-tier tight ends the Colts are widely-viewed as perhaps moving towards a Patriots-style offense. We all know the Colts loved to run two tight-ends in Manning's early career so there is a precedent for that preference. Matt Bowen at the National Football Post has an excellent series in which he explains some of these concepts including the Patriots two-tight end, three wideout formation with the widely lauded "smash 7" route package: Start with the personnel and the alignment. This is nothing more than a "slot open" formation (3 WRs to the open side), but the alignment of Hernandez will impact the pre-snap adjustments for the secondary. The defense has to treat Hernandez as the RB (or "R"). But I can tell you that whenever a receiver is aligned in the backfield, it causes confusion from a defensive perspective. That's where the confusion begins. You'll note that both Hernandez and Gronkowski are aligned on the strong side of the field with Hernandez in the ba...
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Irene's Restaurant
601 Second St.
Laurel, MD 20707
Neighborhood: Laurel
Cuisines: South American
Opening Hours:
Open daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Price Range: Inexpensive
Dress: Informal
Noise Level: Chatty
Reservations: Not Needed
Best Dishes:
Baliada with chicken, avocado, and scrambled eggs; chicken soup; pollo guisada; pupusas; berry batida milkshake.
Price Details:
Side orders, $.25 to $5; dinner plates, $8.50 to $13.50
Special Features: Wheelchair Accessible, Kid Friendly
The decor, reminiscent of a 1970s fast-food chain, is explained by the fact that this once was a Kenny Rogers Roasters. It's probably time for an update, but the Honduran and Salvadoran cooking has as much soul as the country singer himself, making it easy to look past the surroundings. A trip here is incomplete without a sampling of pupusas--crispy corn cakes oozing fillings such as bean-and-cheese or cheese-and-zucchini and served with a crunchy cabbage slaw. If you're feeling extra hungry or want to share, try the beef baliadas "with everything": two gigantic pancake-like tortillas stuffed with beef, scrambled egg, avocado, beans, and cheese.
Also good: Sweet-corn tamales; chicken soup; pollo guisada, a chicken stew; horchata; maranon, an agua fresca made of cashew fruit that has a Concord-grape-like flavor.
Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.


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"Negroes" are not truly human, but things to be used for enjoyment or objects designed to be receptacles of hate.
Junk leaves no room for family, jobs, or relationships other than those organized around the procurement and enjoyment of junk.


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Hostelworld "meet the world" by Lucky Generals
Rating: 5.0
By Staff, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 23 July 2008 10:35AM
The promotion, developed in conjunction with Sweden's Illusion Labs, is designed to promote Carling's new lager.
Users can search for the application on iTunes using their iPhone.
Once downloaded on to their handset, users are challenged to slide a pint across a virtual bar, avoiding obstacles such as a wine bottle and bar snacks, by manoeuvring their iPhone.
Once completed, the iPhone's screen fills up with lager and users can drink their virtual pint by tipping the phone.
IPint is currently the most downloaded free application in the world, according to BMB.
Project Carling iPint
Client Nicola Young, director of marketing communications, Coors Brewers
Brief Use iPhone's high profile to create innovative Carling-branded social currency for groups of mates down the pub on a Friday night
Creative agency Beattie McGuinness Bungay
Writer Dom Martin
Art director Dom Martin
Planner Nick Stewart
Media agency n/a
Media planner n/a
Designer Martin Buckwell, Illusion Labs
Exposure iTunes
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Rating: 5.0
Agency: Grey London
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Harvest Torte
30 May 2009
Harvest torte is a fresh and delightful dessert made with tart apples and california walnuts combined along with flour and dates. Baked to perfection the harvest torte is a true country dessert and is best served with whipped cream.
|Diced unpared tart apples
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Enriched flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), sifted
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Melted butter/Margarine
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|California walnuts
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), broken
|Pitted dates
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), cut up
Combine all ingredients.
Mix thoroughly do not beat.
Turn into greased 8x8x2 inch pan.
Bake in hot oven (400°) 40 minutes, or till apples are tender (test with fork).
Cut in 6 to 8 squares.
Serve with whipped cream.
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Shifting focus
I've been pretty quiet recently. I changed jobs, I moved to a new home, I've changed quite a few things around me. I didn't really had time to write on this blog. This will change in the coming months as i have lots to say. During the last few months I've learned many things, many new things from a technical perspective.
I took a deep dive into Big Data data warehouses and become somewhat familiar with the topic. In the next few months i will be working more with these warehouses and will probably learn lots of wild things. I've also learned a new PHP framework (Yii), worked lots more with Linux servers doing admin stuff I never dreamed of doing, like running my own dedicated server (with all the bells and whistles) without any control panel on it and use Puppet automation to deploy stuff. And much more…
So a whole suite of technical articles will follow. There will be one or two dedicated to TYPO3 topics but these will be fewer and fewer from now on as I'm shifting focus from the CMS world to an application development world, where CMS's have almost no use. TYPO3 Flow still has a place here as i develop now some applications with Flow. But most of the articles will be about technology pieces employed in the architecture of some of the applications i work on. A few of the articles are almost done so check back in the next few weeks to read about some really cool things.
Oh … and it's time for a new theme on this blog. Something more advanced, more up to date, more modern. Don't you agree ?
Another great T3EE
The TYPO3 East Europe 2014 conference (T3EE14) held in Cluj Napoca (Romania) has ended yesterday evening. This was the second edition of an event that tried to gather together the TYPO3 enthusiasts from Eastern Europe. It had a limited success in attracting people from other eastern european countries except Romania. There were a few people but the majority were still from Romania. However the event had lots of visitors from the west and north of Europe.
The first day of the event wasn't for the general public rather was focused on a workshop for municipalities from Romania. They could learn from people who had the experience of implementing open standards and solutions in the public sectors abroad. The day ended with a dinner at the Mater Corvin restaurant. The second day the conference really started and the participants started to get into the Halloween atmosphere right from the entrance door where a vampire (or maybe Dracula ?) greeted them with something to drink. The presentations were dedicated to topics like TYPO3 Neos, Community Software, How to sell Neos, How to upgrade to TYPO3 6.2 and a panel about the perspectives of the TYPO3 product family.
In the evening everyone went to the Halloween party at Casa Tiff were community members really did their best and came up with some really interesting and scary costumes. Lots of drinks, food, dancing and socializing that lasted until dawn ended the second day. If you want to see some pictures from this party (but also from the whole event) then just check out this twitter stream : https://www.flickr.com/search/?q=t3ee14
The third day brought two session tracks, one in the Dome room and one in the Cupola room. This time the presentation topics were more diverse. I will not list them here as you can find them on the T3EE website. The event ended with a dinner at the Ursus Brewery and then everyone went either partying either home either at their hotel in anticipation of their morning flight.
Overall the event was great, there were some small glitches but those happen at every event. The organizers did everything in their power to make sure that the attendees have the best possible conditions and i feel they have succeeded. I certainly liked it as i liked seeing again some old friends, old colleagues and TYPO3 community members. I hope the 2015 edition will be even better.
Thank you for everyone involved in the organizing of the event and thank you to all the sponsors of the event: Arxia, PWO, jweiland.net, AOE, sitegeist, Pixelant, hosted solr by dkd and marketing factory.
Other articles about T3EE:
End of an era
Tomorrow is my last day of work at my current workplace. It was a nice seven years. I learned alot, worked on interesting projects, met many wonderful people and accomplished many things. However there are times in one's life when he just needs to move on to new challenges. And now there's such a moment in my life. I must thank Daniel and my colleagues at Arxia for everything we've accomplished together.
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Back from T3DD14 Eindhoven
So, i just came back from Eindhoven, The Netherlands where this years edition of the TYPO3 Developer Days was held. This was the biggest TYPO3 event i ever attended. Met a lot of new people and also some of the people I've previously met in Mallorca, Inspiring Conference and of course last years T3EE.
I will not go into too much details about the workshops.I attended mostly those that were of special interest to me. That is the THEMES workshop because of the concept that i was always interested in – creating interchangeable themes for your TYPO3 website. Someone offered even to create an on the fly theme downloader which could directly download the theme into your TYPO3 installation and have a new theme which you can switch with a button. Combine this with Distributions and you will have a killer feature that will be appealing for everyone and especially to those who are not so experienced with TYPO3 or those coming from "other worlds" (like WordPress). I'm already planning to create a theme of my own based on a Bootstrap template.
Lately I've been also working more and more with TYPO3 Flow so I went to the Flow and Neos workshops. Overall the workshops were interesting and you could learn some things. The best thing is that you can ask the developers directly if you have questions about some feature or issue. One thing i didn't understand exactly is why they are switching issue tracking to Jira, after all being part of the open source community we should embrace open-source and not some proprietary system whenever is possible. However this is their decision and in the end if it helps TYPO3 to advance faster and better then we should embrace it.
Regarding the organizers of the event, I think they did a very good job, I know it's never easy to organize such an event, especially with so many different people with different backgrounds and different cultures. It was very well organized and the location – the TechniekHuys was excellent with nice and big rooms, some of the screens could have been bigger but it was nothing that we couldn't live without.
The social event gave me the opportunity to meet some nice people and change opinions about the event, the TYPO3 family of products and last but not least the Netherlands – the host country of this event.
As an added bonus I also did got my hand on some TYPO3 stickers and branded my laptop. I would have loved some orange stickers but they didn't have that color. Suggestion: events should sell loads of stickers and other TYPO3 branded stuff.
Too bad of the Sunday early morning plane, we had to leave early and couldn't stay until the end. I've learned on Twitter that next year the T3DD will be in Nuremberg, Germany. I hope I will be there, until then maybe we see each other in Mallorca and T3EE. A big thanks again for the organizers and the sponsors of the T3DD14!
Meet DuckDuckGo, the best alternative to Google search
I'm going through a process of degooglification these months / years. I've been one of the early adopters of Google and its products in the days when many of my friends didn't even heard about Google or weren't using computers at all. And when Yahoo search was powered by Google (poor Yahoo – if they only knew).
But enough is enough. Google become a company that i don't like anymore, a company which claims to embrace open source but does so just to lock you in in their network where the rules are set by them and from where you will have a hard time leaving. And then later when something doesn't serve anymore their interest they just shut it down like they did with Google Reader (to force you to use Google+). Also there is the issue of Google starting to fundamentally break the internet by spreading FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) regarding the hyperlink – the fundamental element of what makes the internet work as it does.
Many people claim there's nothing wrong with that, i will explain maybe in a future post why it's not a very bright idea to give all your data to one single entity which controls it and uses it as it wishes or as it is told by authorities. Now it's late and the subject is an other one.
Anyway, my degooglification process is going on for almost a year now and i managed to avoid using most of Google's products by using alternatives. In a recent move when i've upgraded my laptop to Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr i did one of the painful moves by abandoning Google Chrome in favor of Firefox. Another move was that my new Asus Transformer tablet runs on Windows 8.1 instead of Android. I will get rid of my Android phone too when my current contract ends.
But that is nothing compared to abandoning Google Search. That is one hard endeavour. The hardest item in my degooglification process.
But more or less I'm Google Search free for a time now. From time to time i still use Google to cross check results or see differences between search engines. But most of the time my search engine of choice is DuckDuckGo, an independent search engine which uses data from many sources (including Bing, Yandex, Wolfram Alpha and Yahoo). Yeah, the name might sound funny at first but one gets used to it. It comes from a children's game named Duck, duck, goose.
There are three important aspects which made me choose this search engine despite its name. First of all it doesn't track you , secondly it keeps you free of the filter bubble and of course the third is that it's not Google behind it.
Everything started from a 30 day challenge of mine back in 2012. At first it was hard. The results weren't always satisfactory. But hey improved over time. These days DuckDuckGo underwent a major overhaul and now there is a lot more information on it and different ways to present information:
It can identify different meanings of a word : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=moon
It can offer information about places: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cluj+napoca&t=canonical
Or can show a map: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=cluj+napoca+map
Pictures: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=pictures+of+dogs
Videos : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=nightwish+storytime+video
Reciepes: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=house+made+ice+cream+recipe
Weather : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=weather+in+cluj
Currency conversion : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=300+usd+in+eur
And many more: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+far+is+the+moon
Overall i think it matches Google's accuracy and i can find anything by using just DuckDuckGo. I suggest anyone to try it out, see the differences between Google's results and DuckDuckGo's results and see if you're trapped in the filter bubble or not.
Enable htmlArea RTE in TYPO3 6.2
I encountered a very odd issue today. After installing TYPO3 6.2 it seems that in the backend the htmlArea RTE is not enabled by default. I don't remember that I ever had to enable this manually. Usually this worked. However in this case it doesn't work and I've been told that this is a bug in TYPO3 6.2 which will be corrected. However I've later installed 6.2.1 and this issue is still there. But don't panic, there is a solution for this problem.
Go to the menu item "User settings" on the left menu bar and then go to the tab "Edit & Advanced functions". There you will find the checkbox "Enable Rich Text Editor (if available)". Check it and you're done, htmlArea RTE should work in the backend.
The human cost of electronics
How much an iPhone or any other top of the line smartphone costs you ? 20% of your monthly wage ? 30% ?
The video below is an eye opener for anyone who thinks that he pays too much for electronic devices.
Unfortunately some people pay with their health or worse with their life for having the "privilege" to work in factory producing these smartphones.
There are also more insights on this subject in the articles below :
1.) The Guardian – "Apple urged to stop using harmful chemicals in its factories"
2.) Fast Company – "A day in the life of an iPhone Factory Worker"
3.) BBC – "'Poisoned' Chinese workers turn to Apple for help"
4.) Upworthy – "Ever Heard Of Benzene Poisoning? Me Neither. But Samsung And Apple Have"
Tutorial of the week: Installing Redmine on Ubuntu
Redmine is a project management and issue tracking tool. Many people use it for managing software projects all around the world. During my work with various projects i've used Redmine and i found that it covers most of the aspects related to software projects having characteristics like: issue tracking, gantt charts, work logs, wiki, documents, versions and what is also pretty neat is that you can connect your code repository (Subversion, Git, etc) to it.
Now after a while for my personal projects i wanted to switch from Mantis to something more elaborate and professional. And Redmine is the solution i have chosen. Unfortunately for many Redmine is not so easy to install as Mantis. It was written in Ruby on Rails and you need quite some dependencies to install it. But doing that on Ubuntu is not that hard. I've done it in about 20 minutes (which includes the research also) and thought that i should write a tutorial about it in case someone else needs it.
Because a while ago i decided that this blog will focus more on opinions, news and general articles and that all code examples and tutorials that require code examples will be stored on my wiki, you can find the small tutorial on how to install Redmine on my wiki.
A truly Inspiring Conference
The 2014 edition of the Inspiring Conference has ended. If you didn't know what the Inspiring Conference is then here is a short description. It's a conference that was held in Kolbermoor / Germany between the 28th and 29th of March and dedicated especially to TYPO3 Flow and TYPO3 Neos, although other subjects were also on the agenda. It's the 3rd edition and it's certainly not the last. For me it's the first time that i attended this conference but i knew early on that this is just what i was waiting for and now at the end i'm sure that i will come next year too.
The workshop
For me the conference started earlier because i've also attended the TYPO3 Flow advanced workshop held by Bastian Waidelich on the 27th of March in Bad Aibling. The workshop was very interesting and I've learned some new stuff although i'm not such a beginner anymore with Flow.
First day
The first official day of the conference kickstarted with an amazing laser show with an epic musical background.
Video credits: Mirko Kaufmann
After that it was time for community manager Ben van't Ende to talk to the audience before Robert Lemke's keynote and Christian Müller's talk called Neos 101. Of course the coffee breaks and the dicussions (people still amazed by the laser show) couldn't be forget. Then it was Sebastian Kurfürst's task to get the audience acquainted with Typoscript 2.0. Shortly after 12.00 Martin Helmich produced one of the most interesting presentations from my point of view, this was a presentation about running TYPO3 Flow on HipHop VM and some benchmarks compared to running it with Apache in different modes. Conclusion is that Flow can be run on HipHop with some small modifications and this does improve the speed of the application, however it is for now a little bit unstable for production use. Regardless of that i will have to try this myself just for fun!
The Markthalle was the scene of the lunch where all kinds of goodies were served to the people and of course the social interactions continued. The afternoon sessions started with the session How Flow helps us save the world by Tim Numan and Jesper Paardekooper and then again it was time for something really interesting for me and that is Domain Event – the hidden gem of DDD by Henrik Møller Rasmussen.
After another break Karsten Dambekalns shared his experiences with migrating a TYPO3 CMS website's content to TYPO3 Neos. The conclusion is that it's not that easy but it's doable. The last session of the day was by Robert Lemke and it was called Look Ma, no Plugins! and demonstrated how one can create custom content types with TYPO3 Neos without having to create custom extensions/plugins.
The organizers also prepared a flying buffet and a cake for closing of the first day of presentations. However the day was not yet over as the social event was just about to start. Hidden down in the "Kellergewölbe" (dungeon) was a nice place for socializing, dancing and of course drinking german beer. Although i didn't stay too long i've heard that some people went home just before sunrise.
Second day
The second day started by a well known personality in the PHP world – Sebastian Bergmann who talked about the Driven Developer. And if we were at the subject of testing then it was natural that the next presentation by Christopher Hlubek called A practical guide to BDD with Behat and Flow followed after that. This was also a presentation that appealed to me.
After the break another session aimed at the new kid on the block – TYPO3 Neos. This session was held by Dominique Feyer and was about Node Kingdom. A place where every node feels at home. After the lunch there were also some good presentations. Henrik Møller Rasmussen showcased their app called Famly and talked about the inner workings of this project.
Later Marko Klawonn talked about Fakeperformance (loading …) then Christian Jul Jensen confessed the trials and triumphs of Opeepl a Flow 2.0 application built by himself. This was interesting for me also because i always wanted to see real world case studies and showcases of Flow applications. Then it was Sebastian Kurfürst's presentation Polyglot Neos : Localisaton in Neos 1.2 that closed the second and last day of the Inspiring Conference.
With about 250 participants (event sold out), 3 workshops and two days of presentations it was a very good conference for anyone who works with TYPO3 Neos, TYPO3 Flow and TYPO3 CMS. This event demonstrated that interest for the new members of the TYPO3 family (that is Neos and Flow) is increasing year by year and the products are getting mature enough to be used in real world projects. Regarding the organization i think it was one of the best organized events I participated in and I want to thank to the guys at Techdivision for taking care of the organization but also for the sponsors who made it possible.


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Hernando mayor discusses goals as head of Municipal League
As 2012-13 president of the Mississippi Municipal League, Hernando's Mayor Chip Johnson eyes statewide goals for robust cities — but always keeps his hand on the local pulse.
He recalls the button that city leaders wore at the urging of the league's former executive director, George Lewis, to remind state and federal lawmakers that "Home is Important."
"As mayors, we know that everything we do affects people where they live." he said. "I'm only as good a mayor as what my next-door neighbor thinks of me, not some groups in Jackson or Washington."
That's why the goals of the league, Johnson says, are goals of his city, ranging from grass-roots revenue control to rejection of unfunded mandates to plugging affordable housing loopholes "that are draining our taxpayers."
At the most recent meeting of aldermen, on Jan. 2, he obtained adoption of a resolution urging the Mississippi Legislature to pass a Citizens for Economic Development Act "to give our communities more revenue options than just raising our property taxes each year."
Johnson's proud there have been no such increases in his seven years as mayor — and the city's rate is fourth-lowest among the county's five municipalities — but he says "it's up to the people. If they want a superb recreation system such as our master plan for Renasant Park or other civic improvements, then CEDA is a vehicle to accomplish that."
The $20 million-plus blueprint for ballparks, pools and walking-hiking trails was developed last year after months of preparation involving dozens of citizens at public input meetings.
Johnson and other MML officials say the proposed act to generate revenue will build Mississippi one city at a time "by giving citizens a choice. It requires a 60 percent referendum approval by voters. The revenue stays in the community, and the additional sales tax revenue — up to a 1 percent increase — is project-specific; it can only be used for capital and infrastructure projects identified on the ballot."
The mayor praises the league's educational offerings, begun when he was first elected to city office, and he's made them another of priority of his presidential year. The league offers training leading to three levels of certification for city leaders, guiding them through the minefields of zoning, land use, municipal finances, state and federal laws and regulations affecting cities and other issues. Johnson has achieved the highest, Professional Development, level, and he keeps going to sessions to "hear, swap and steal good ideas."
Among Hernando aldermen, Sam Lauderdale, Gary Higdon, Jamie Tipton and Andrew Miller have completed the trio of certifications; Jeff Hobbs and Sonny Bryant have completed the basic course.
Carolyn Cobb, the first elected African-American at-large alderwoman in Coldwater in Tate County, recently completed training over a 40-month period to become a first-level Certified Municipal Official through the MML. She was part of the first class to complete municipal affairs training during Johnson's year as president and lauds the classes and the mayor's longtime commitment to civic professionalism.
"The laws change and if you don't keep up, you can get into trouble," Cobb said. "Mayor Johnson made himself available to me, encouraged and helped enlighten me in so many ways to help me do my job — and he didn't have to do that. I can't say enough good things about him."
Johnson, 46, is a Southaven native who graduated from high school there in 1984. He went straight into the Navy, serving six years on nuclear fast-attack submarines, in particular the SSN 594, during the close of the tense Cold War with then-Soviet Russia. Back in DeSoto County, he ran a successful business, a Rainbow International Cleaning and Restoration franchise, which was good prep, he says, for helping to run a city.
In 2001, four years into residence in Hernando, "some neighbors approached me about running for alderman, and I jumped in."
Four years later, inspired by the example of predecessor Ed Gale, the Republican ran for mayor, was re-elected in 2009 and has filed to seek a third term this year. He assumed the MML presidency in June 2012 at the statewide gathering in Biloxi and he expects to hand over the gavel this July to the current first vice president, Mayor Tim Waldrup of Ellisville, a city of about 5,000 in Jones County.
"I hope I can do as good a job as Chip has done," said Waldrup. "He's got the interests of the league, Mississippi and Hernando in his heart."
Johnson and wife Laurie, married 18 years, live with a dog and two cats in a circa 1927 home on the National Register in the city's Magnolia Historic District. He loves living in the city, and hopes the feeling is catching.
Johnson keeps in mind "the lady I met recently who was moving to Hernando. They were coming here with their little girl, and the woman told me, 'We've been dreaming for six years of getting to live in Hernando.'
"And that's what the aldermen, the MML and I are working to create, simply places where people want to live."
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HTTPS, which uses SSL, provides identity verification and security, so you know you're connected to the correct website and no one can eavesdrop on you. That's the theory, anyway. In practice, SSL on the web is kind of a mess.
HTTPS, which uses SSL, provides identity verification and security, so you know you're connected to the correct website and no one can eavesdrop on you. That's the theory, anyway. In practice, SSL on the web is kind of a mess.
There are two types of mixed content — one is worse than the other, but neither is good. Mixed content warnings are in indication that something is wrong with a web page you're visiting.
HTTPS, the lock icon in the address bar, an encrypted website connection — it's known as many things. Knowing what it means is important, as it has serious implications banking online, shopping, and avoiding phishing.
Have you ever noticed that it's C:\Windows\ in Windows, http://howtogeek.com/ on the web, and /home/user/ on Linux, OS X, and Android? Windows uses backslashes for paths, while everything else seems to use forward slashes.
You're playing a game and you Alt+Tab to use another program, but there's a problem. The Alt+Tab process may be extremely slow, the game may crash or freeze, or you may see graphical corruption.
Windows has quite a few features for automatically arranging windows, placing them side by side or tiling them on your screen. These features are a bit hidden, so you may not have noticed them.
There is a huge number of antivirus programs to choose from, so how do you find the best one? Do you use what came with your computer or what your friend recommended? How do you know if it's any good?
Did you know that you can drag and drop files and folders to the command prompt or terminal? It simply auto-completes the path, so you don't have to type the full thing out or navigate to the right folder. This works in Windows or Mac, and maybe elsewhere.
Once upon a time Windows natively displayed PSD thumbnails after you installed Photoshop. These days, however, you only get the generic Photoshop icon. How can you get the thumbnails for Photoshop back (and other image and design formats in the process)?
You can easily access the PC Settings screen in Windows 8.1… by swiping on the right side of the screen, and then clicking on Settings, and then finally clicking on PC Settings at the bottom of the window. Since that's a pain, here is how to pin it to your Start Screen.
Microsoft Office saves hidden metadata in your Office documents, including how long you've been working on them, the name of everyone who's worked on the document, when the document was created, and even previous versions of the document.
While doing some cleaning up on a test computer around the office, we realized that we've never written about how to block an application from running using a registry hack. It's easy, so here you go.
Once a month, a new version of the Malicious Software Removal tool appears in Windows Update. This tool removes some malware from Windows systems, particularly those systems without antivirus programs installed.
If you've recently made the jump to Windows 8 and you're puzzled over the seemingly limited thumbnail size choices, read on as we highlight how to get extra large thumbnails back (and some very handy keyboard shortcuts that give you access to a whopping 45 thumbnail size choices).
If you work with Windows long enough, especially with folders and files that have long names, you'll run into a bizarre error: Windows will report that the folder path or file name is too long to move to a new destination or even delete. What's the deal?
You recommend a program to a family member, and they proceed to install it along with five other junkware programs that sneak their way on to their computer in the installation process. Sound familiar? Unchecky prevents these unnecessary programs from installing themselves by unchecking the appropriate boxes.
A keylogger is a piece of software — or, even scarier, a hardware device — that logs every key you press on your keyboard. It can capture personal messages, passwords, credit card numbers, and everything else you type.
Bill Gates famously said "two years from now, spam will be solved" back in 2004. It's now ten years later and more than 70% of emails are spam, according to Kaspersky. Why is spam still such a problem?
I'm sure that we are not the only people who carry around multiple devices and only have 1 or 2 mobile data plans. If the device carrying your data plan happens to be your Windows tablet, start celebrating. We'll show you how you can share that data goodness with your other devices.
Windows 8's desktop hasn't seen many improvements for touch use, but even 8-inch Windows tablets have a desktop. If you have to use the desktop with your finger, these tips will help you avoid frustration.
The caller said "I'm calling you from Windows tech support." The fake tech support scammers made the mistake of calling us today and we played along to learn their tricks just for fun. Here's what happened.
Spam seems to arrive in every single email account we use, no matter how careful we are. How are spammers getting all our email addresses? And can we do anything to hide our email address from spammers?
It's important to check various log data and statistics on your server every day, but it grows to be tedious. Wouldn't it be nice to receive a single email with all the highlights each day, so you don't even need to get on the server to check for problems? This guide will show you how to configure automated emails on Linux and Windows.
If your Taskbar, System Tray, or even the Start Screen starts acting up, you don't have to power off or reboot your computer. You can usually just restart the Explorer process, and Windows 8.x makes that really easy.
The internet exploded Friday with the news that Google Chrome extensions are being sold and injected with adware. But the little-known and much more important fact is that your extensions are spying on you and selling your browsing history to shady corporations. HTG investigates.


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Yahoo! (Summer 2009) : Shopping Yahoo! Shopping offers a decent presentation with filters like brands, megapixels, and price. The presentation is actually clearer than Bing's and Google's, but I don't see why they'd place ads above results, since you're ostensibly planning to purchase one of your actual results after research.
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'Frederick, Prince of Wales, and the Princesses, his sisters'
6 of 7 portraits of Princess Amelia Sophia Eleanora
© National Portrait Gallery, London
'Frederick, Prince of Wales, and the Princesses, his sisters'
by John Cook, published by Richard Bentley, after Thomas Charles Wageman, after Philip Mercier
line engraving, published 1843 (1733?)
9 in. x 5 1/2 in. (229 mm x 140 mm) plate size; 11 7/8 in. x 8 3/8 in. (302 mm x 214 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1966
Reference Collection
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Sittersback to top
- Princess Amelia Sophia Eleanora (1711-1786), Second daughter of George II. Sitter associated with 7 portraits.
- Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange (1709-1759), Daughter of King George II; wife of William Charles Henry Friso, Prince of Orange. Sitter associated with 24 portraits.
- Princess Caroline Elizabeth (1713-1757), Third daughter of George II. Sitter associated with 14 portraits.
- Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales (1707-1751), Son of George II; father of George III. Sitter associated with 35 portraits.
Artistsback to top
- Richard Bentley (1794-1871), Printer and publisher. Artist associated with 62 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
- John Cook (active 1843-1844), Engraver. Artist associated with 6 portraits.
- Philip Mercier (1691-1760), Portrait painter. Artist associated with 26 portraits, Sitter in 3 portraits.
- Thomas Charles Wageman (1787-1863), Painter, printmaker and draughtsman. Artist associated with 259 portraits, Sitter associated with 2 portraits.


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Dining out , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards
Bowling, Dancing, Other types of exercise
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Fish
Middle of the Road
I love Vegas, any place sunny really. I am able to travel more because I have a lot of conferences for my job, so I am recently visiting a bunch of different areas. I would like to do more of that.
State University of New York at Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh, NY
A last minute vacation, AC, movie nights, lazy rainy days, vodka, training at the gym, sneakers, tattoos, shopping, Roulette, Black Jack, a hot pair of stilettos, I could go on, but you can find out..
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|Dark brown
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