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Kent Fellow Completes NOYCE Summer InternshipPosted Aug. 27, 2012
August 27, 2012—Honors student Brandy Grove recently completed the NOYCE summer internship program with the Upward Bound program at Kent State University.
Grove is a second-year student at Kent State University with a major in research physics and was selected to be a part of the Kent Fellows Academy when she entered Kent State University in Fall 2011.
During her four-week internship, Grove worked with high-need students from schools in Canton, Ravenna, and Warren enrolled in the TRiO Upward Bound program, a program designed to increase educational opportunities for first-generation, low-income youth.
Grove was primarily responsible for teaching summer science and math courses and tutoring students. Having graduated from Stow High School, Grove said it was an "eye-opening experience."
Among her other responsibilities, Grove prepared materials for secondary science and math teachers as part of their professional development.
The NOYCE Summer Internship is offered to outstanding freshman or sophomore undergraduates studying the sciences or mathematics. Students are selected by the College of Education, Health, and Human Services via a competitive application process. Qualified candidates are interviewed by a selection committee, which awards only 10 positions each year.
Grove also serves as a dance instructor in Cleveland, Ohio where she teaches salsa lessons. She was recently selected as a competitor in the Miss Ohio USA pageant, which will be held November 9-10 in Portsmouth, Ohio.
For more information on the NOYCE Summer Internship Program at Kent State University, visit https://www.kent.edu/ehhs/mat/noyce/internship.cfm.
For more information about the Kent Fellows Academy, visit http://www.kent.edu/honors/academicsandresearch/kent-fellows.cfm.


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Lighter and stronger. The 'faster' part is up to you.
Easton's new Havoc Carbon DH Handlebar is a lot like its alloy sibling, the Havoc Aluminum. Both are monster-wide, at 750mm, and both are built to be scary strong. The scarier thing is that the carbon edition is a whopping 80 grams lighter. While that may not seem like a lot of weight, each gram counts as you start to fatigue on your 10th run down Garbanzo. And if you follow DH racing, you know that every racer on every level is now trying to get his or her bike as light as possible -- all without sacrificing strength.
Don't ignore the latter point on your way to lightening up your DH machine. Your very survival depends on a tough handlebar that can withstand hundreds of thousands of feet of rugged descending. The fact that a brand as legendary as Easton is building carbon bars tough enough for DH tells you something about how far carbon has come, but all carbon isn't identical. Easton's in this game because their TaperWall system lets them build exceptionally smooth layups without any flaws or stress risers that you might find in other methods of construction. Translation: A stress riser is a wrinkle in the fabric of a layup, a single point that can soak up more load than was intended. By contrast, Easton's TaperWall is designed to work as an entire system, not only eliminating stress risers but allowing the whole bar to work as a single unit, passing all loads across its entire length.
So while the Havoc Carbon DH Handlebar is exceptionally light, Easton's internal testing shows that it's actually far stronger than many alloy bars that also happen to be considerably heavier.
Easton's Havoc Carbon DH Handlebar is 750mm wide. It comes in a 20mm rise with a 9 degree backsweep and 5 degree upsweep, and the clamp diameter is 31.8mm. It has a Matte Black uni-directional carbon finish.
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Both in our meditation practice and in our daily lives, we may encounter situations or internal states that are difficult to meet with compassionate presence. This could be the result of accumulated stress or trauma, which may leave our physiology in a habitual or easily triggered state of fight, flight or freeze. We may experience this as constriction in our body, emotional reactivity, or intrusive thinking, and it may manifest in many other ways.
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Posted on Saturday, November 24th, 2012 at 3:12 pm by Life Matters Media
Many families caring for seniors with advanced neurological disease face this dilemma: prolong their loved one's life by artificial means via a feeding tube or stop feeding them altogether. Lisa Krieger's new feature for Mercury News focuses on the billion-dollar feeding tube business and why some families regret their decision to opt for artificial nutrition.
One-third of nursing home residents suffering from dementia receive tube feedings, contributing to the $1.64 billion industry. However, some families and physicians insist the value of feeding tubes is overrated, since they provide little medical benefit and increase pain for those suffering from progressive neurological disease.
"The number of nursing home residents with advanced dementia who get feeding tubes each year varies widely across states," Krieger reports. The only comprehensive study on the matter found the average rate of use nationwide was 54 per 1,000 people.
Racial minorities are also more likely to opt for artificial tubes than whites. Life Matters Media previously reported that blacks are twice as likely than others to choose aggressive end of life treatments.
As medical costs continue to rise and the baby boomer population ages, views on artificial nutrition may be changing. "Decades after the tube achieved widespread use for people with irreversible dementia, some families are beginning to say no to them, as emerging research shows that artificial feeding prolongs, complicates and isolates dying," Krieger writes.
For example, a 1999 study by Dr. Thomas Finucane of Johns Hopkins Medical Center found no evidence that feeding tubes prolong the lives of demented nursing home patients. They also didn't prevent pneumonia or improve comfort.
Finucane's analysis asserts: "We found no data to suggest that tube feeding improves any of these clinically important outcomes and some data to suggest that it does not… risks are substantial. The widespread practice of tube feeding should be carefully reconsidered…"
Most families, however, are accustomed to caring for their sick by feeding them, a reason why the decision to opt for or against artificial nutrition is especially emotional. "Food is how we comfort those we love; when all other forms of communication have vanished, feeding remains a final act of devotion," Krieger writes.
Sometimes a terminally ill individual may not feel pain when a feeding tube is first inserted in the stomach. As the illness progresses and pain begins to get more intense, removing the tube becomes a moral debate. This quandary often comes as another surprise for families.
"It is amazing how long you can keep someone alive," said Dr. Leslie Foote, medical director of Windsor Gardens Rehabilitation Center in California. "But we sure aren't doing them any great favors."
Despite some change in public opinion, families may not have the choice to reject feeding tubes. The fallout from the controversial 2005 Terri Schiavo case led the Catholic Church to order doctors at its hospitals to ignore patients' advanced directives- even if they do not want artificial feeding. Catholic hospitals may mandate artificial nourishment.
In 2009, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops issued the directive to more than 1,000 Catholic hospitals and nursing homes, as well as to all Catholic doctors.
"People with end stage dementia still possess human dignity. And that dignity must be respected," said Vice- President of Corporate Ethics at Catholic Daughters of Charity Health System Gerald Coleman. Krieger insists that tube feeding constitutes ordinary care at Catholic hospitals.
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The Documentation theme is one of the themes bundled with Confluence.
The Documentation theme is going away in Confluence 6.0. Read more about this change.
The Documentation theme is designed for spaces containing technical documentation, but you may find it useful for other types of structured content. It provides a table of contents for your space, a configurable header and footer, and text styles suited to documentation. (See features below.)
Quick guide to applying and customising the Documentation theme:
- Go to the space and choose Space tools > Look and Feel from the bottom of the sidebar
- Choose Themes.
- Select Documentation Theme and choose Confirm.
- If you want to customise the theme, choose Configure theme.
- Select or deselect the default page tree.
- Select or deselect the space-restricted search.
- Enter the text and wiki markup for your custom left-hand panel header and footer.
- Choose Save.
The rest of this page gives more details of the above procedure.
Screenshot: The Documentation theme showing the space sidebar replaced by a navigation sidebar.
Applying the Documentation theme to your space
Follow the steps below to apply the Documentation theme to your space. All pages in the space will start using the theme immediately.
To apply a theme to a space:
- Go to the space and choose Space tools > Look and Feel from the bottom of the sidebar
You'll need Space Admin permissions to do this.
- Choose Themes and select a theme option
- Choose Confirm
Screenshot: Applying a theme
If your space is using the Documentation theme:
- Choose Browse > Space Admin from the header
Note: The Space Admin option appears only if you have space admin permissions, or if you're part of the 'confluence-administrators' group.
- Choose Themes from the space administration options
- Select a theme option
- Choose Confirm
Applying the Documentation theme to your site
If you have site administrator permissions, you can apply the theme at site level. It will then be the default theme for all spaces in the site. See the administrator's guide to applying a theme.
Customising the Documentation theme
The theme works well without any customisation. If necessary, you can restrict the search to just one space, change the content of the left-hand navigation panel and add your own header and footer. The following instructions assume you have already applied the Documentation theme.
To customise the Documentation theme:
- Choose Browse > Space Admin from the header
Note: The Space Admin option appears only if you have space admin permissions, or if you're part of the 'confluence-administrators' group.
- Choose Themes in the left-hand panel under the heading 'Look and Feel'.
- Choose Configure theme in the yellow area of the 'Current Theme' section at the top of the page. See screenshot below. The 'Documentation Theme Configuration' screen appears. See screenshot below.
- Select or deselect the Page Tree check box. This determines whether your space will display the default search box and table of contents (page tree) in the left-hand panel.
- Select or deselect the Limit search results to the current space check box.
- If you select the check box:
- The Confluence search will look for matches only in the current space by default. Users can override this restriction when entering their search term. See Using the Documentation Theme.
- The default page tree in the left-hand panel will not include a search box.
- If you do not select the check box:
- The Confluence search will look for matches in the entire Confluence site. This is the default behaviour for other themes too.
- The default page tree in the left-hand panel will include a search box, which restricts search results to the current space.
- If you select the check box:
- Enter text, images, macros and other wiki markup into any or all of the three text boxes.
You can use the Include or Excerpt Include to include re-usable content into your footer. See hint below.
- 'Navigation' – This text box contains content for the left-hand panel.
- If the Page Tree check box is selected, the navigation panel contains the default search box and page tree. Any content you enter into the 'Navigation' text box will appear above the page tree and search box.
- You can include your own content underneath the page tree as well as above. See hint below. In summary: Deselect the Page Tree check box. Insert your own page tree using the Pagetree macro, then add your own content under the macro.
- 'Header' – This text box contains content for a page header that will appear above the page title on all pages in the space. See example screenshot below.
- 'Footer' – This text box contains content for a page footer that will appear after the comments and above the site footer, on all pages in the space. See example screenshot below.
- 'Navigation' – This text box contains content for the left-hand panel.
- Choose Save.
Screenshot: The 'Configure theme' option
Screenshot: Customising the Documentation theme
Customising the theme at site level
If you have site administrator permissions, you can apply and customise the theme at site level. The customisation options are the same as the space level options, as described above.
Features of the Documentation theme
Screenshot: A customised header, footer and left-hand panel
The above screenshot shows a wiki space with a customised left-hand panel, header and footer.
Here is a summary of the features that the Documentation theme provides:
- By default, the left-hand panel contains a search box and a table of contents (page tree) showing all the pages in your space. Specifically, it shows the pages that are children of the space's home page.
- The left-hand panel is fully customisable. You can choose to include or exclude the search box and page tree. You can enter your own text, images and wiki markup.
- People viewing the page can drag the thick bar between the left-hand panel and the content, to increase or decrease the width of the panel. They can also remove the panel altogether, by clicking the sidebar icon at top right, next to the search box.
- The left-hand and right-hand panels scroll independently of each other.
- The page title is neatly above the page content, and not uncomfortably above the navigation panel as tends to happen when you insert the navigation panel yourself.
- Because the left-hand panel is part of the theme, it will be upgraded whenever Confluence is upgraded. There is no need to remove and then re-apply your customisations on each upgrade, as you would do if you added your own left-hand navigation bar.
- The theme also provides a customisable header and footer, which will appear at the top and bottom of every page.
- The text and heading styles are designed to enhance the content typically found in a documentation space.
- You can use the Space Jump macro to link from a page in one wiki space to a page with the same name in another space, without knowing the name of the page when you create the link.
- You can limit the Confluence search results to the current space. If you choose this option, the Confluence search will look for matches only in the current space by default. Users can override the restriction. See Using the Documentation Theme.
Hints and tips
Below are some hints that you may find useful when using the Documentation theme.
Where can I see a working example of the Documentation theme?
The Confluence documentation uses the Documentation theme. If you are reading this documentation online on the Atlassian documentation wiki, you are seeing a working version of the Documentation theme.
Which pages will appear in the Documentation theme's table of contents?
The theme constructs the page tree in the left-hand panel from all pages that are child pages of the space's home page. Each space has a single page designated as the 'Home' page. You can specify the home page in the space administration section.
Help, my pages do not appear in the Documentation theme table of contents
Cause 1: Your pages are not under the space's home page. The most probable reason why your pages do not appear in the page tree in the left-hand panel is this: The theme constructs that table of contents from all pages that are child pages of the space's home page. If your pages are above the home page in the page tree, they will not appear in the left-hand panel.
There are two ways to fix the problem:
- You can change the designated space home page in the space administration section.
- Or you can drag and drop all your pages to make them children of the current home page. You can drag and drop pages in the 'Pages' section of the space 'Browse' screen. See Move and Reorder Pages.
Cause 2: Problem with upgrade from Confluence 3.1, with Documentation theme as plugin, to Confluence 3.2 or later with Documentation theme bundled. If your existing Confluence installation already has the Documentation theme plugin installed, you may find that after upgrading to Confluence 3.2 the left-hand navigation bar is empty in the spaces that use the theme. The fix is to enable all modules of the Documentation theme plugin. See the knowledge base article.
Help, my left-hand panel has disappeared
If your entire left-hand panel has disappeared when using the Documentation theme, this is probably because you have clicked the sidebar iconat top right, next to the search box. Click the icon again to restore the panel.
Can I change the default width of the left-hand navigation panel?
The Confluence user interface does not offer a way to change the default width of the left-hand navigation panel supplied by the Documentation theme. Users can change the width by dragging the middle bar, but the default width is not configurable. This post on Atlassian Answers gives a way to do it with CSS: Documentation Theme - Default Width (in px) of left panel.
Hiding pages from the left-hand table of contents
You can 'hide' pages by putting them at the same level as or higher than the space home page.
Each space has a single page designated as the 'Home' page. You can specify the home page in the space administration section.
The theme constructs the page tree in the left-hand panel from all pages that are child pages of the space's home page.
If your documentation pages are at the same level as the space home page, they will not appear in the left-hand navigation bar. So you can 'hide' pages by putting them at the same level as or higher than the space home page. The pages will show up in the search results and people can see the content if they open the page, but the pages will not appear in the left-hand panel.
More detail: The theme uses the Pagetree macro to produce the table of contents. When entering the Pagetree macro, you can choose the top page in the page tree. The Documentation theme chooses the space home page as the top page.
Using reusable content in your header, footer or sidebar
You can use any text or wiki markup in your theme header, footer or left-hand panel. One useful hint is to use the Include or Excerpt Include to include re-usable content into your footer.
The screenshot above shows the theme customisation options, with examples of the macros used to include content from other pages. And the example screenshot also above shows the resulting header, footer and left-hand panel.
Adding content below the page tree in your sidebar
If you want to include your own content underneath the page tree, you can deselect the 'Page Tree' check box, add your own page tree using the Pagetree macro in the 'Navigation' text box, and then add your own content under the macro.
The screenshot above shows the theme customisation options, with the default page tree deselected and a custom page tree inserted, along with additional content in the left-hand panel. The example screenshot also above shows the resulting left-hand panel.
Adding an expanding All Versions section to the sidebar
If you want to include a an expanding list of links to other spaces, as we have included in this space (see 'Docs for all Confluence releases' in the sidebar), you can use an Expand Macro and an Include Page Macro in the 'Navigation' text box. For example:
*[Docs for all Confluence releases|_Latest Versions of Confluence Documentation]* {expand:Choose a version...} {include:_Latest Versions of Confluence Documentation} {expand}
If you would like this to display below the page tree, follow the steps above.
Adding underlines to your links
By default, the Documentation theme does not underline hyperlinks. If you prefer to have your links underlined, you can edit the CSS stylesheet for your space and add the following CSS code:
.wiki-content a:link, .wiki-content a:visited, .wiki-content a:active { text-decoration: underline; }
To edit a space's CSS style sheets:
- Go to the space and choose Space tools > Look and Feel from the bottom of the sidebar
- Choose Stylesheet then Edit.
- Paste your custom CSS into the text field.
- Save your changes. The new CSS will be visible on all content pages in the space.
If your space uses the Documentation theme:
- Choose Browse > Space Admin from the header
Note: The Space Admin option appears only if you have space admin permissions, or if you're part of the 'confluence-administrators' group.
- Click Stylesheet in the left-hand panel under the heading 'Look and Feel'.
- Choose Edit.
- Paste your custom CSS into the text field.
- Save your changes. The new CSS will be visible on all content pages in the space.
Note: By default, only system administrators can edit the CSS for a space or for the site. To allow any user with Space Admin permissions to edit the CSS for a space, go to> General Configuration > Security Configuration and select Custom Stylesheets for Spaces.
Jumping to the same page in another space
The {spacejump} macro is provided along with the Documentation theme. You can use space jumping to link from a page in one wiki space to a page with the same name in another space, without knowing the name of the page when you create the link. When a reader is viewing a page and chooses the link provided by the macro, they will go to a page with the same name, but in the space specified in the macro. See more about the Space Jump macro.
Hiding the left-hand panel completely
It's not possible to remove the left-hand panel entirely, using the user interface supplied by the theme. There is an improvement request here: CONF-25923 - Provide option to hide the left-hand panel entirely in the Documentation theme Resolved If you like, you can comment on and/or vote for that request. In the meantime, Atlassian Answers is a good place to ask the question and see if other people can help you with custom code to remove the panel.
- The Confluence default theme supplies a sidebar, which is different to the left-hand panel in the Documentation theme. For information about the sidebar, see Configure the Sidebar.
- The Documentation theme supplies a Browse menu in the Confluence header, which gives access to the space administration and advanced options.
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How do we go about:
- Removing Children from displaying on pages as default
- Adding
to bottom of each page by default
I've tried editing /home/confluence/confluence-3.2-std/confluence/decorators/page.vmd with no success
Hi Mark,
I have a mere suggestion, you might want to try to edit the Global Page Layouts via Confluence Admin >> Layouts >> Page Layout. Now try to find the following code:
Replace the above code with the following code:
NOTE: This will only work for default theme.
Hope that helps.
Hi Zed,
Do you have any idea of how to achieve this on Documentation theme ?
thank you,
Hi Alain,
I have a mere suggestion, you might want to try the code below in the Documentation Theme via Space admin >> Themes >> Documentation theme >> Configure Theme. Please place the code shown below in the Header:
NOTE: Please make sure the HTML macro is enable
Then place the following code at the Footer section:
After the configuration, please save the changes.
Hope that helps.
This worked well for me, thank you.
Please note that the html macro must be enabled inside of Plugins|Installed Plugins|Confluence HTML Macros
The attachments are showing up but all the way in the left of page with no margin. Where should I play with css to put some padding in there?
I like to use the documentation theme for my personal space, but don't like to use one third of the space to the personal info sidebar. Using the tip above i managed to remove the information in the sidebar ("personal-info-sidebar" instead of "children-section"), but this just resulted in the rightmost third of the page being empty.
Is there a way to remove the personal info sidebar if I use the documentation theme for my personal space? Removing it when I use global look and feel theme works well, but you can't configure the layout when using the documentation theme.
Btw - thanks for a great product, makes my job of introducing it in the organization easy (or at least a bit easier ;-))
You are a gentleman and a scholar, sir!
Looking at firebug, it looks like the splitter.css comes before the custom space css.
Splitter.css seems to be preventing me from setting the font size for h2 to 1em (line 70)
Am I missing something? Or does the splitter.css prevent me from using the space custom stylesheet?
Similar issue here, trying to customize the h4 style and the splitter.css is taking precedence - a bit frustrating
If I click a level 1 page link the level 2 pages won't expand until I also press the '+' graphic next to it.
Is there a way to click the level 1 page link and automatically expand to show the level 2 page at the same time (so only 1 click is necessary).
1) At the moment - user clicks 'cheese' and navigation doesn't change
+ cheese
2) Desired - user clicks cheese and level 2 shows
+ cheese
-the history of cheese
-why cheese is great
Any ideas would be appreciated
I am afraid that this will require some changes to the code base of the Pagetree macro. If you are interested, feel free to cast your vote for this feature request. Also, see Implementation of New Features Policy. Hope that helps.
This theme has slightly changed from 3.2 to 3.3 when displayed in Firefox. There is slightly more vertical space in between each item in the navigation tree in 3.3 than there is in 3.2. I tested this with the very latest Firefox with no plugins.
However, in Internet Explorer, the vertical space between items remains the same in 3.3 as it was in 3.2.
I also tested this on my own site and on this site.
If I had to guess, I'd say there is about 12% more vertical space than before.
I've made a case out of this
Can you change the default width of the sidebar?
Someone please answer this questions. I have having page layout issues because the sidebar default is too wide for small screens. I need to fix the width of the sidebar.
I have the same problem. Can anyone answer it?
I managed to nail it by placing this in "Footer" block of theme configuration:
but make sure you have
{html} macro enabled in system admin->plugins
We are using the Documentation theme and Confluence 3.1. I need to add a new style to our style sheet. I tried adding it to the space stylesheet but the new style didn;t get picked up (I use Chrome and inspect the element). it didn't work--it still shows the text as being wiki-content p.
I tried adding it to the Custom HTML (which affects our site, globally--I would prefer to avoid using this method).
As we are using the documentation theme, does the new style need to be declared somewhere else, such as in splitter.css? (We are hosted instance, so I do not have direct access to splitter.css.)
Or perhaps we need to restart our instance in order to see the new style, as someone suggested elsewhere.
This is the style. Maybe I just have a typo in there somewhere.
.wiki-content steph {
font-family : "Verdana", Verdana, sans-serif;
font-size : 11px;
font-weight : bold;
I'd appreciate someone's help on this!
I found that I had to include an ID
#com-atlassian-confluence .wiki-content h1 {
font-size: 120%;
padding-top: 10px;
padding-bottom: 8px;
Just had a problem in IE9. Guess you don't support it yet. In my hosted instance of Confluence 3.5 the operations menu (Edit Share Add Tools) won't float properly. The page width seems to be locked so the content won't reform if you make the window smaller. I tried it with IE8, Firefox and Chrome and they were all OK.
At first I blamed the documentation theme, but I tried other themes and they had the problem too.
I also noticed that the Confluence User Manual was OK in IE9. Why is it OK for you and not for us?
You can turn this "feature" off from the tools menu, or probably via group policy for all your users, but talk with your admin folks. The whole reason this feature exists is so that new versions of IE don't break homegrown apps that are written to be browser specific.
Why does confluence add a large gap whenever you press the return key. (double line spacing?)
how do I make this single line spacing ie. just a <br>, as this very line should be close to the line above, yet confluence is treating it like <br><br> and adding a big gap? If I want a big gap I should be able to press return twice like I would do in any other editor - eg. textpad/microsoft outlook etc..
I understand I'll need to change the css but what do I do to it to please?
Ok, Ive worked out I have to press shift and return to get a <br> rather than a <p>, but is there some way of making it so the return key does a <br> instead of a <p>?
I'm trying to set <br> as default as well, can't believe there is no default setting available for line spacing.
was told I would have to create a CSS style, but that slows down the site noticeably......
don't have this problem when using MediaWiki
After we upgraded to 4.1, all hyperlinks in our space using the Documentation theme are now underlined. We have not customized this theme at all. Did the defaults change?
The section "Adding Underlines to your Links" on this page suggests that we can turn link underlines on by using a space "Stylesheet". It seems like we now need instructions on how to turn the underlines off. Also, I do not see a "Stylesheets" link under the "Look & Feel" heading on my Space Admin page. I don't see it in the screenshot on this page, either, so I am guessing that this feature is no longer available.
So how do I turn off link underlines in 4.1?
Hallo Rich
Here's a partial answer to your questions: In Confluence 4.1, you need system administrator permissions to edit the space stylesheets. That's probably why you can't see the option. That said, the documentation does not mention this fact, which implies that it's a change in a recent version of Confluence.
I will ask the Confluence team these two questions, and get back to you:
- Did we add underlines to the links in the Documentation theme, in Confluence 4.1?
- Did we change the permissions for the space CSS stylesheets in Confluence 4.1?
Cheers, Sarah
Hallo again Rich
I've confirmed the fact that you need system administrator permissions to see the "Stylesheet" option, and have updated the page with that information plus the fact that the CSS stylesheet option is disabled by default. The point about the permission is not new. My apologies that the documentation was incorrect on this point.
What's more, you have uncovered a bug. Evidently in Confluence 4.0, we broke the styling of links in the Documentation theme. They should not be underlined by default, but they are. We have raised the bug here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-24543
To remove the underlines, you can change
"text-decoration: underline;"to
"text-decoration: none;"in the above CSS.
Cheers, Sarah
Great, thanks for the follow up. We will update our stylesheet as a workaround and look for the bug fix.
with Confluence 3.5.13 we were able to use the TOC Makro with options in the sidebar of the doc theme
After updating to Confluence 4.1.7 the Makro won't be displayed unless we remove all options from toc. How can I get the old behavior back?
I like the Documentation Theme, thanks for it.
I have two questions:
a.) If I insert text in the navigation, the text appears before the page tree. How can I revers this?
b.) Can I add Macros in to the navigation bar?
I'd like the latest page changes and latest comments to be shown there, but couldn't find a way to insert the macro (using { doesn't automatically provide the overview of macros). Maybe there is a much better way, so any tip would be highly appreciated.
For b), yes.
For a)
- Un-check the "show pagetree" checkbox in theme config.
- Add your text. (it will not inherit standard page styles as I recall)
- Add \{pagetree} or \{pagetreesearch} after your text.
I don't really understand the last question. Are you saying that you type a "{" char and want the macro editor to pop up and guide you through it? If that's what you're after, it's not going to happen because you aren't in a page edit context. You are in the admin context. In other words, the regular wiki page rich text editing facilities aren't there because you aren't editing a wiki page. You need to use regular macro markup for the whole macro. The doc page for each macro has section describing the syntax to use along with examples.
I have seen this question several times on this thread but no answer from Atlassian folks:
I have designed an extensive internal training site using the Documentation Theme.
I do not want ppl to see the Tree View in the left nav.
Is it possible to disable the left nav for a given space?
When I configure the theme to Disable Page Tree, I would think that would make the View Left Nav icon disappear for individuals viewing the site, because if they open that left nav, they get a yawning chasm of nothing.
My hope is that the setting I want is not exposed to me since my perms in Confluence are restricted to Space admin.
Can someone please explain this? Do I need to cook up some custom CSS just to make this feature work correctly?
Hallo Matthew
It's not possible to remove the left-hand panel entirely, using the user interface supplied by the theme. I've raised the improvement request here: CONF-25923 - Provide option to hide the left-hand panel entirely in the Documentation theme Resolved
If you like, you can comment on and/or vote for that request.
In the meantime, Atlassian Answers is a good place to ask the question and see if other people can help you with concocting the CSS or other code for removing the panel.
I hope this helps.
Thanks for the reply. Nother question: If I change themes on a site I built using the Documentation Theme, that will disable the left nav, right? My hesitation is that I don't know what other aspects of the space will be changed.... And if I switch themes and then switch back, is that going to permanently destroy any settings?
I would like the pagetree and pagetreesearch macro's to look the same as the Page Title you can configure in the Documentation Theme.
In the 'included' Page Title, the search bar is more to the right then in the pagetreesearch macro.
What should i do to customize the lay-out?
In Documentation Theme, we wanted a way to choose the space home page in the nav column (i.e. in addition to the banner ribbon link) and without exposing all other pages we've got at the same hierarchical level as the home page. So in the theme configuration's "Navigation" box, in addition to our global navigation header, we added a space-specific link as shown, where TR is the spacekey for the Technical Reference space.
Using the Documentation Theme, I need to add a line break after the logo so the page title starts always in a new line (at least in "view page" mode).
Why? Because logos are often too large.
There is an approach/solution for the Confluence default theme - check here on answers.atlassian.com - but unfortunately this does not work for the Documentation Theme
Any help would be appreciated to adapt this approach for the Documentation theme.
Have you got an answer for this?
after the last update of the ondemand version, the page tree in the left sidebar (part of the documentation theme) disappears a few minutes after logging in, even if I do not work in the browser at that moment. Making it reappear is next to impossible, because the sidebar iconis no longer available. This is reproducable with quite a few browsers (IE 9, Safari, Chrome, Firefox, all latest versions).
I am getting the same issues It works fine for me in IE 9,but FireFox and Chrome it no longer shows the Sidebar icon. so I can't restore the nav bar. Also it does not work with the hot key.
Anyone know how to fix this? After upgrading our Sidebar icon has now disappeared as well.
How do i get the left hand side to auto expand as per your own set up?
Since Confluence 5, My global CSS settings (that I have been set on admin custom html) do not apply on the documentation theme page, but works on any other Confluence page or other themes...
Any idea why ?
The documentation theme works very well and is our default theme. The question I have is how to disable the Global Look and Feel theme in Confluence 5 so it can not be used. Not being able to hide the left side bar is irritating as is hiding where in the page hierarchy the current page is. Neither the minimised more nor the full mode of the Global Look and Feel theme are useful for page navigation. Why is there a 'Create child page' on the navigation bar. Why is the Configure sidebar link always shown.. in the sidebar. Surely this should be a space option located under a menu elsewhere. In the same vein, space tools are in the side bar instead of under the Administration menu, another wtf. Do we really need to have this in a space administrator's face all of the time when the sidebar is opened? Are version 5 users having such a hard time finding these options that they have to be constantly displayed?
If Atlassian is serious about removing the Documentation Theme as part of the default install then at least they can create a Documentation Theme which can be downloaded from the Space Administration Look and Feel Theme tab.
About merging default and documentation theme. In our opinion and use-cases it will be very useful^ new def theme looks lovely, but we are in need of a little bit more functionality (from doc theme) - table of context.
Hello, I've got a question concerning the left sidebar in the Documentation Theme.
If I want to see the child pages of one page I have to click on the little arrow ">". But this is a roundabout way. Why can't the childpages be opened by clicking on the whole page-name.
Looking forward to any solutions!
Thanks in advance.
Hi anonymous,
You are correct, showing and hiding children is triggered by the arrow icons not the page titles in the documentation theme.
If you are using Confluence 5.2 or are an OnDemand customer, you might want to look at the sidebar in the default theme, which now allows you to show the page tree, and does show the child pages when you click the page title. There is more information on configuring the sidebar in the default theme on this page - Configuring a Sidebar.
If you are using other features provided by the Documentation theme and do not want to switch to the default theme, you might want to your feedback to this page - Advance warning of plans to merge Documentation theme with the default theme.
Hope this helps, Rachel.
Hey Rachel, thanks a lot for your answer!
Yes, we are using 5.2 but what we do not like about the default theme is the fact that you can not see whether a page has a child page. I first have to click on it to see whether the page opens or child pages. And because of this incomplete pagetree we prefer to use the Documentation Theme to see the entire tree. Or do you know another solution for this?
I'm very excited if the planned merge will bring some helpful progresses and when.
Best regards!
Hi anonymous, the default theme also has arrows to indicate where there are child pages, and a circle or dot to indicate where there are no child pages. See example below from one of my spaces that has the default theme with the page tree showing. Meeting Notes has child pages, and the week in writing does not.
If your page tree in the default theme is not displaying like this, it might be a bug. You can raise the issue here http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF.
Hi Rachel, thanks again.
Our Confluence is in German and we can switch between "Documentation Theme" and "Integrierte Gestaltung" so I think the second one is the default theme, right?
I would like to upload a picture to show you how our page tree in the default theme looks like but I do not have the permission to do that. But I found a picture in web and our page tree looks like in the circle. Isn't that right?
Looking forward to your answer
and in addition, I've seen this picture on another page:
But the bottom feature "Change page display options" do not exist in our configuration mode
Hi again, sorry the page tree mode didn't ship with 5.2 (I thought it had). but if you are running Confluence 5.2 you can upgrade the add-on to get this feature here - Confluence Space Sidebar.
Here are some examples that may help people.
This code will reduce the spacing before H2 headers.
This will reduce the borders around code blocks.
This will change the background color of a code block. (warning: HACK)
If the Documentation theme has be merged with the global look and feel theme, then I think it is very important that the sidebar can be customised just as detailed as the documentation theme. Such as adding own wiki-markup and hide the default functions.
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your feedback. Would you specifically be wanting to be able to use wikiMarkup in the sidebar, or would a feature like, for example, being able to edit the contents of the sidebar in the editor, use a Confluence page or define a template to populate the sidebar work for you? Are there other Doc Theme features you specifically use?
For us, editing the sidebar in the editor would be fine.
The reason for my wish, is that we are using the documentation theme, for all our departments procedures and knowledge base, and we have designed a sidebar, with two navigation trees for different sections, and have styled these differently for easier use. We can not make do with the limited configuration of the 'global look and feel' theme's sidebar.
Thanks for your feedback Tom! Two navigation trees is an interesting use case that I will pass on to our Product Managers
I'm using the Documentation Theme (on Confluence 5.4) and configuring the sidebar.
In the Navigation field for the Sidebar, I'm adding links (using wiki markup) to a few pages for easy access.
Each page has a special character, a colon (:) in the title.
I've tried the following:
- [Page: Name]
- [Page%3A Name]
Instead of bringing me to the correct page, Confluence pops up an "Add new page" with the title "Page%3A Name."
Any suggestions?
Hi Jenn,
I'm sorry I don't have an answer to your question. In wikimarkup the : is used to indicate a space key, so I am not surprised that it wont interpret it as part of the page title. I see you've also posted this question on Answers. I hope someone from the community has a nifty workaround for you.
One workaround I did try was putting the entire URL in the wikimarkup which appeared to work. Not ideal, but did work. In the example below my page title was Colon: Page.
If you are not using the Header and Footer functionality in the Documentation theme you might want to try using the default theme instead. You can configure the Default theme to show the whole page tree like the documentation theme does and easily add and remove shortcuts without needing wikimarkup. There's info this here Configuring a Sidebar. The default theme sidebar had no problems with shortcut links to pages that contain colons in the title, and it is much easier to manage the shortcuts.
Hi Rachel -
Thanks for your (very quick!) response. I used the workaround you suggested and it does work.... like you said, not ideal, but at least my links are functioning properly!
Another workaround that might work is to create a new page where you put the links, and naming the page without special characters. Then in the sidebar wiki markup you put wiki markup for include-page ( example: {include:DOC:navpage} ). This way it is also much easier to manage the links, as you do not have to edit wiki markup on the sidebar setup each time you need to make changes.
Hi Atlassian guys,
I would like to customize my documentation theme as the current space (Confluence Documentation).
Could you please share CSS and the content of different parts (header, footer, right, left).
Thank you very much.
Hi 4US, the Atlassian Documentation Stylesheet is on Bitbucket and is available here. The code is not maintained and is unsupported. Another useful note about using the stylesheet is available in Re: Confluence 5.1 Release Notes.
Hi Adrian,
Thank you very much for your response.
I really appreciate your quick response.
Hi, can you please tell me is there a way to hide the sidebar within the documentation theme (knowledge base category)? If not, is there a way to remove the 'navigation display options' altogether (currently either 'child pages' or 'pagetree' can be chosen)? Thanks, Debbie Ryan
Hi Debbie, individual users can hide the sidebar using the [ keyboard shortcut, but there is no way in Confluence to permanently hide the sidebar (it may be possible using some custom CSS however).
You can choose to remove the page tree navigation options in the Documentation theme however. If you go Browse > Admin > Themes > Configure Theme you can then deselect the Page Tree checkbox. The tree will not appear in the sidebar. (Note you must be in the Documentation theme to do this, the option is not available in the Default theme).
Hope this helps.
Thankyou for your quick response Rachael
Hello, could somebody to explain how can I make a layout of pages like here with indent from left and right and not with 100% width?
Hi Daniil, we use some custom CSS to get the fixed width layout in this space. You can have a look at the CSS we use here, but note this CSS is not maintained or officially supported. https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-documentation-stylesheet
Thanks a lot! Got it
Using the Documentation Theme is it possible to make the footer text print on every page?
Hi Colum, by print on every page, do you mean after exporting the space to PDF? If so, you can add a footer in the PDF layout itself - see Customising Exports to PDF. Note that the footer that is defined in the Documentation theme wont automatically be part of your PDF export - you'll need to replicate the footer in the PDF layout footer field.
Hi Rachel,
No - I have footer text defined which appears on all pages in the space. Where a document is embedded in the page and I print straight from the browser (not using the export function) I would like this text to appear on the printed page. Is this possible?
Sorry Colum, I don't have an answer for you. You could try asking over at Answers.
Is there any way to keep the sidebar from hiding itself while using this theme and viewing a Blog post? Currently if users view a blog post the sidebar disappears and is not able to be show within the Blog.
Hi Gabe, sorry I'm not aware of a way to do this. The default theme provides a nicer blogs experience, and can now show the page tree in the sidebar. You might want to try fhat out on your space and see if it suits your needs better.
Hi Rachel, thank you for the quick response. I have tried the default theme but I seem to lose the space filtered search bar I can add to the documentation theme's sidebar. I am trying to have this space filtered search feature and the sidebar shown at all times within my space. Is it possible to add this search bar to the sidebar of the default theme on the admin side?
You're correct, the default theme doesn't support search within the current space, so the doc theme is probably your best bet. I'll pass your feedback on about the usability of blogs in the documentation theme.
A request for the new default theme. In the documentation theme the
aui-headeris always displayed. In the default theme the
aui-headerscrolls with the page. Could you please make sure the top bar is always displayed in the new default theme ? And how do I change this behavior for now (I'm no CSS expert) ?
Can someone at Confluence please let me know how to go about configuring a menu like at the left hand menu of this page. I want this menu exactly (see left hand menu). I do not find any instructions anywhere on how to do this but it would be an ideal menu to set up.
Hi Kathleen, I think your question has been answered over on this page Re: Configuring a Sidebar.
Hi Adriana,
The Customising the Documentation theme section provides the instructions on customising the header/footer. You can add an image by entering !http://www.host.com/image.gif! (your image URL surrounded by exclamation marks).
Take a look at Confluence Wiki Markup#Images for more info.
Thanks a bunch! It worked!
I m new to confluence.
I am using "spreadsheet for confluence" add on to create spreadsheet.
Now problem is that every time I create new page I need to insert spreadsheet from insert menu of editor.
Is there any way or some procedure using which, when I create new page spreadsheet automatically created and open?? I don't want to insert it from insert menu every time.
Hi Druvesh,
Whilst I don't use that add-on per se, I'd say you should try creating a page template with the spreadsheet already on it. Check out Working with Templates for more info.
Hi Giles,
I am using valiantys-spreadsheets and I have a tried to add spreadsheet in template but when I click in save button it's give message "An error occurred while saving the document (Page '2064387' not found)"
Hi Parthiv,
Sounds like you might need to contact support on that one.
When we create a space with Documentation theme, we get "Page tree" above and below the "Search" option. If I go to "Space Admin" and un-check the "Page tree" option then the page tree appears only once and the "Search" option is removed. Is this a bug or am I missing something here? We are using confluence 5.5.2. Thanks
Hi Hemanth,
With the default configuration of the documentation theme, you should get a space search and page tree below it (when the page tree checkbox is ticked). Do you have any markup in the Navigation section of the configure theme page?
Hi Giles,
No we dont have any markup in that section, it is empty. So ideally, on click of "Page Tree", there should be only 1 space search and the Page Tree, and by un-checking the "Page Tree" there should not be a search space and the Page tree right? Does this mean we have a bug in the Documentation theme?
Hi Hemanth,
Yes, that's right. I'd advise you contact support so they can take a look.
Hello Folks,
is it possible to handle the pagetree somehow? I want to display a specific childtree only.
[Text ABC|TEXT ABC]
Thanks in advance..
Hi Marc,
Yes, you can do target a particular section of the page tree. All you need to do is configure the theme and add the following to the header field.
{pagetree:root=pageName|searchBox=false}, then uncheck the Page Tree option.
Here's a screenshot of what I did in my local instance:
Hello Giles,
thanks for your reply. That helps me alot!
Is it also possible to show a Pagetree of a different Space? I know that there is a workaround with including the Pagetree on a Page an reference this Page. But when navigation to the second Space I get the navigation structure if the other space and not the one of my main space.
Hi Marc,
There are a couple of ways you can get the page tree from another space in the sidebar, but from my limited testing the appearance is not so great.
You can use either the Children Display macro, or the Include Page macro (to include a page that has the Children Display macro on it) to achieve it, but, as I say, the styling may need a lot of work.
I want to add a link to the space home page. I want it to appear above the pagetree like it does in the Confluence documentation. Can anyone provide the markup for this? Thanks.
Hi Deborah,
The markup we're using in the Navigation field (Browse > Space admin > Themes > Configure theme) is:
[Latest Confluence Documentation|Confluence Documentation Home]
{pagetree:root=Confluence Documentation Home|searchBox=false}
We've also unchecked the standard Page Tree option, and ticked Limit search results to the current space.
Hi Giles.
Works great. Thanks very much!


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All Apigee Edge services can be configured through a RESTful API called the Edge management API. That means you can use scripts to create, configure, and manage API proxies and API products, create and manage apps and app developers, and to perform many other types of operations progamatically, using any HTTP client. The API resources exposed by the Edge management API support JSON and XML, and are secured via HTTP Basic Authentication. You need to provide the email address and password associated with your organization on Apigee Edge with each API call that you make.
Following RESTful principles, you can call HTTP GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods on any of the API resources.
Getting started with the Edge management API
To get you started with the Edge management API, you don't need to write any code. Instead, you can use HTTP clients such as cURL or the Apigee Console.
For example, the following cURL command executes an HTTP POST request to create an API product:
$ curl -H "Content-Type:application/json" -X POST -d '{ "approvalType": "auto", "displayName": "Free API Product", "name": "weather_free", "proxies": [ "weatherapi" ], "environments": [ "test" ] }' https://api.enterprise.apigee.com/v1/o/my_org/apiproducts -u email:password
Every page of the API Reference contains an example cURL command that lets you try out the API.
Along with cURL, you can use the Apigee Console. The console provides a GUI for exploring an API's resources and executing its methods. The Console is pre-populated with information about the Edge management APIs that enables you to make a request to the API from your web browser. The Console also contains contextual links to the API Reference so that you can find out more information about each API as you try it out.
For more information about using the Edge management API, including information on using cURL, see Using the Apigee Edge development environment.
In the previous cURL example, notice the required
-u email:password. Your Apigee account includes a username and email, along with a password. While you can log into the Edge management UI with your username, you must make management API calls with your Apigee account email address. Your username will not work in management API calls.
Background information
While you don't need to be an expert in any of these topics to use the Edge management API, it's useful to have some familiarity with the following:
- Representational State Transfer (REST)
- JavaScript Object Notation
- Extensible Markup Language
- XML Schema
- Web Application Description Language (WADL)
- JavaScript and Python scripting languages
- Java programming language
You can also create API proxies in the Edge management UI. For instructions, Build a simple API proxy
Help or comments?
- If something's not working: Ask the Apigee Community or see Apigee Support.
- If something's wrong with the docs: Send Docs Feedback
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Style # 199284
With a sexy sheer corset back panel, sequin-embellished leaf design and a fit like a glove, this bebe cocktail dress is elevate your evening repertoire. Fully lined. Try it with a pair of matching heels and a handheld minaudiere.
- 93% rayon. 7% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 25" (64 cm).
- Spot clean.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
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Finance DepartmentCity Hall, 6th Floor200 South Anaheim Boulevard,Anaheim, CA 92805Phone: 714-765-5195Contact Us
The Purchasing Division of the City of Anaheim buys a wide variety of materials and services necessary to make Anaheim a quality community in which to live, work, and play. City departments and programs we purchase for include the Anaheim Public Utilities, Police, Fire, Community Services, Convention Center, Facility, Fleet, and Resort Maintenance, Public Works, Planning, Community Development, and the City Administrative offices. Our policies and practices are governed by Anaheim's City Charter, Municipal Code, and City Council policies.
The City welcomes new suppliers and encourages you to offer your products and services to us. We hope the following information will be useful to you in working with the City.
Bid Policy - Bid Policy - Purchases valued between $5,000 and $20,000 are made by soliciting competitive quotations. Purchases over $20,000 are handled by formal bids or requests for proposals ("RFP"), which are published on the City's website under "Bids and RFPs", at www.anaheim.net/purchasing/. All Purchasing bid specifications and related documents are available for downloading at no charge from our website. Suppliers interested in being notified of bid opportunities in their line of business should register electronically on Purchasing Division's "Supplier Registration" section of the website. Formal bids are publicly opened in the Purchasing offices at the time noted on the Request for Bid, and bid results are posted on our website as soon as they have been reviewed for responsiveness. Bids are awarded to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder meeting the City's specifications. Requests for Proposals are reviewed and scored according to the evaluation criteria stated in the RFP, and awarded to the company best meeting the overall needs of the City.
Local Preference - Vendors located within Anaheim city limits are given a 1% pricing allowance when calculating the lowest responsive bid, based on the City's receipt of a proportionate return of sales tax.
Licensing, Bonding & Insurance Requirements - The City requires suppliers doing business with us to have an Anaheim business license. License applications can be obtained from the Business License Division, (714) 765-5194 or e-mail at email@example.com. Depending on the nature of the purchase, additional licenses, insurance and/or bonding may be required. All such requirements are specified in the individual requests for bids or proposals.
Staffing - The Purchasing Division is located on the sixth floor of City Hall, 200 S. Anaheim Blvd. Business hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We can be reached by phone at (714) 765-5110 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Buyers are assigned to the various departments served. To ensure that the appropriate buyer is available and to productively utilize available time, suppliers are seen by appointment only.
Ethics Policy - Our Purchasing staff adheres to the Standards of Purchasing Practice of the California Association of Public Purchasing Officers (CAPPO) to ensure that suppliers are treated fairly and the City's interests are protected.
Bid Protest Procedure - The City's procedure for handling a dispute regarding a bid is contained in our Bid Protest Procedure, which can be viewed by clicking here, or obtained from any Purchasing staff member.
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I'm not sure where I heard about this book. I think it might have been one of those Facebook ads. It had a little snippet on the ad and I had to know more. So I clicked the link and the minute I was on the website I knew I HAD to read the book. So I requested it from the library and as soon as it was in my hands I dove right in.
What I love about this book is that it's from Ethan's perspective. So often in YA books it's from the female perspective and while that can be great this was a difference I really enjoyed. This book has something for everyone - a little history (although keep in mind it's Southern history, hehe), star-crossed lovers, a race against time with some supernatural thrown in for good measure. The characters are fun and eccentric and the story itself is written so well. When I wasn't reading this book I was thinking about it. And when I was reading it it was almost as if I was racing towards the end with Ethan and Lena. I had had HAD to know what was going to happen! And the minute I closed the book all I could think was "Oh my gosh, I need to get my hands on the next book!"
I can't gush about this book enough. Truly it is probably my favorite this year. So my suggestion to each of you is GO READ IT. And my suggestion to myself is that I need to scrape together some money so I can buy myself a copy. Because this book is most certainly a re-read.
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iLife apps as well. Important note. My 2008 iMac does not get the new iMovie. Graphics card isn't recent enough.
GarageBand appears to be a new app, not an update (ass all the iWork and iPhoto and iMovie are). Must be how they get around the "removal" of features paid for before.
All also updating on iOS as we speak.
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AT & T's FaceTime Policy Could Violate FCC Rules
AT&T's recent announcement that FaceTalk over cellular will be reserved exclusively for those customers who switch to the company's new Mobile Share plans is sure to ruffle a few feathers, and some say it might even be in violation of the FCC's Open Internet rules.
Matt Wood, policy director for Free Press, made just that case in recent comments. Wood said in a post Free Press's website that AT&T's tactics are designed with one goal in mind: "separating customers from more of their money each month by handicapping alternatives to AT&T's own products."
"If customers want to use FaceTime on AT&T's mobile network, then they have to buy a more expensive monthly data plan with extra voice minutes and texts they'll never use thrown in," Wood wrote. "Blocking mobile FaceTime access for much of its user base may be a win for AT&T but it's a losing proposition for the rest of us."
Wood says it's not supposed to be this way, claiming that customer protections in place today for wireless players are too weak, but that they are strong enough to block carriers from doing exactly what AT&T is proposing with FaceTime.
"The FCC's rules prohibit such blatantly anti-competitive conduct by wireless companies," Wood writes. "Such behavior would be a problem no matter what Internet platform you choose. It would be unimaginable on your home broadband connection. Apple's FaceTime comes pre-installed on a Macbook Pro, too, but no home broadband provider would dream of blocking the app there unless you'd signed up for a more expensive data plan."
In the end, Wood makes the claim that AT&T's bold move to block FaceTime would never fly if the wireless marketplace had "real competition."
"Instead, we have Ma Bell's twin offspring running amok and forcing consumers onto ridiculous plans that make them pay for the same data twice. It's only going to get worse until lawmakers recognize the problem and act to solve this competition crisis," Wood contends.
The FCC is keeping a close on how wireless carriers are monitoring, and in some cases, filtering the services and apps that run over their spectrum.
The commission adopted a set of consumer protections in the auction of Verizon's upper 700 MHz C block spectrum, which it uses for LTE, saying that it "shall not ... deny, limit, or restrict the ability of their customers to use the devices and applications of their choice on the network.
In the face of those rules, Verizon decided to go ahead and charge customers a $20 a month for the use of tethering applications, essentially charging their customers twice for the use of their data.
Free Press filed a complaint recently with the FCC, saying that Verizon was violating FCC rules by restricting their customers' use of an application. At the end of July this year, the FCC agreed and slapped Verizon with a $1.25 million fine and ordered it to quit blocking tethering apps completely.
In a statement, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said the ruling indicates that compliance with FCC obligations is not optional.
"The open device and application obligations were core conditions when Verizon purchased the C-block spectrum," Genachowski wrote. "The massive innovation and investment fueled by the Internet have been driven by consumer choice in both devices and applications. The steps taken today will not only protect consumer choice, but defend certainty for innovators to continue to deliver new services and apps without fear of being blocked."
AT&T currently charges for tethering but those rules that bind Verizon do not apply to AT&T's spectrum.
John Bergmayer, senior staff attorney of Public Knowledge, says AT&T's FaceTime policy is in violation of the FCC's Open Internet Rules.
"These rules state that mobile providers shall not 'block applications that compete with the provider's voice or video telephony services,'" Bergmayer wrote in a statement. "Although carriers are permitted to engage in 'reasonable network management,' there is no technical reason why one data plan should be able to access FaceTime, and another not."
Bergmayer concedes that over-the-top communications services are a threat to carriers' revenue, but he says they should respond by competing with these services and not by engaging in discriminatory behavior.
In an interview with Wireless Week, Bergmayer said he still questions AT&T's tethering charge, and with its FaceTime policy the carrier is just being a little bit more subtle in its policy.
"When they're called out on it, they're responding with a bit of misdirection. They're saying, 'Well, it's available to everyone on Wi-Fi.' That's all good and fine, but that has nothing to do with AT&T. I don't need their permission to use Wi-Fi," he said.
Bergmayer said that if AT&T were to block FaceTime entirely, that might bolster a claim that the decision to block that app was made in the interest of "reasonable network management," which is an exception allowed by the FCC rules.
"I think that's a harder argument to make here. Because I don't think they could say that it would be reasonable network management to block Netflix for everyone whose social security number starts with an odd number. Sure, that would reduce the number of people using Netflix, and I guess it would save you some bandwidth, but the question is that 'reasonable network management'? I would say no," Bergmayer said. "If you're going to allow the app by anyone, with any kind of plan, it's very hard for you to say there's any kind of bandwidth justification."
That said, Bergmayer figures AT&T's core motivation for doing this is to provide yet another incentive to push people onto its new plans.
"A lot of people have held onto their unlimited plans, and they don't like that, so I think they would very much prefer that people were on Mobile Share plans. This is one way of doing that," he said.
Verizon is remaining mum on its policy around FaceTime, and it might do well to just go ahead and allow the service over cellular, but then again, maybe it's thinking twice about protecting its CDMA network from that kind of traffic.
Sure, the company has already deployed LTE over nearly 75 percent of its 3G footprint but not all of its iPhone customers are going to be toting an LTE-capable iPhone 5; there will still be a whole lot of iPhone 4 and 4S inventory connecting as well, and those devices are running on 3G.
On the whole, Verizon and AT&T's pricing plans are almost identical, right down to the monthly device connection fees. Both carriers are looking to migrate as many customers as possible to the new data-centric shared plans, which is where the revenue is generated.
Holding back services likes FaceTime and video streaming could be billed as "differentiators" that will slowly move users towards these new plans, but then they could also be viewed as unfair policies that are in violation of FCC rules. The industry will be watching to see whether significant opposition surfaces to policies like AT&T's FaceTime rules.
Both AT&T and Verizon Wireless declined to comment.


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This adorable silhouette of the mother-to-be and her baby bump, paired with scripted lettering and bold hits of color, is so stylish. Perfect for the hip elegant mama!
A7 flat (5" x 7")
Shown on white smooth paper, which has a smooth finish and is soft to the touch. 130# cover weight paper with 30% post consumer recycled content.
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Heres the link to the PYRO DETONATOR 1: http://www.instructables.com/id/Detonator-box-Ignition-box-Fireworks-Pyro-box/
Step 1: Getting started
A hobby case, I used the one you see in the picture
A toggle switch with red cover
7.2 volt rechargable battery with plugs on the end (rc car)
Push switch (red)
Key switch (with keys)
Jack plug (not quite shore which one it is, you see it in the picture)
Jack plug socket with lock
pull ties (tiewraps)
Led with fitting
Isolation tape
Sticker maching
30 meters of wire(more or less)
Step 2: Measure THEN Drill
Then drill four holes in the bottom so that you can put 2 zip ties through them and hold the battery from the bottom. If there are not already (like in my box) drill a hole for the master power wire to pass through (wire directly from the battery) For the LED drill a small hole next to the key switch.
Finally for the Jack Socket you need to drill quite a large hole.
Step 3: ------Wiring-------
can u add a wireless detonator in your PYRO DETONATOR 2?
you can find nichrome wire in soldering iron
please help
Anyone answer please
Much Appreciated
Much Appreciated
Please send a link where you can buy it
Anyone answer please
make lots of smoke (but stand back, explodes 1st)
they have a difference in mAh i dont know how much i need
nice guide
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Security and infrastructure don't always go hand in hand. In fact, many non-adopters of cloud computing have cited the lack of good security as one of the primary reasons they are not wholeheartedly embracing the cloud and all its glory. In some ways, these naysayers are correct: You shouldn't deploy a cloud or frankly any type of infrastructure without some type of security, whether it's software-based controls or a hardware device. At GoGrid, it is this desire to overcome security concerns that compelled us to release our free (that's right FREE) Firewall Service.
When we developed our Firewall Service, we wanted to do more than simply offer a set of blocking rules or a hardware device. We wanted our solution to be centrally managed, easy to use and configure, fully featured, integrated across all our data centers, reliable, programmatically controlled, highly available, flexible, elastic, self-healing…whew! And did I mention, free? As we did for our new Dynamic Load Balancers, we embraced the concepts of software-defined networking (SDN) when architecting our Firewall Service.
Our research showed that for small environments, software-based firewalls (like IPtables or a Windows Firewall) worked just fine, provided the infrastructure didn't need to scale. Similarly, hardware-based firewalls were great for enterprise-grade installations (but remember, if you get one hardware device, you typically need another one ready as a failover). We wanted to do it better. You can read more about the theory behind our cloud Firewall Service in this article.
As with my previous How To articles, there are 3 easy steps in the Firewall Service setup:
1. Create a Security Group
2. Define a Policy
3. Add a Connection
GoGrid's Firewall Service is distributed and global. That means that once it's configured, it automatically synchronizes across all our data centers. If you have multiple web servers in multiple GoGrid data centers, you simply define the Security Groups and Policies, connect the servers, and you're done. Any future policy changes are automatically synchronized to the connected servers. Simple, right? Let's see how to set up the Firewall Service. (more…) «How To Enable & Manage the New, Free GoGrid Firewall Service»


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A shoe built to be a true clutch player on the volleyball court, the Mizuno Women's Wave Lightning RX 3 volleyball shoe is built with advanced Dynamotion that is flexible enough to support your natural motion while still provide optimum support and shock absorption. And a cooling upper mesh for dryness and cooling makes the Wave Lightening a top performing athletic shoe.
* Built for speed with the Mizunos advanced technologies Dynamotion Groove, Dynamotion Fit and Intercool.
* Dynamotion Grooves in the outsole offer improved flexibility and combat forefoot instability by retaining their structure under heavy stress. The Grooves are strategically designed so that the deep and narrow grooves on the lateral side provide superior support when changing direction. The shallow and wide grooves on the medial side offer optimal cushioning at critical pivot points.
* Dynamotion Fit technology relieves the stress the foot naturally places on footwear eliminating distortion and bunching for the perfect fit.
* Mizuno Intercool is a midsole ventilation system that reduces heat and humidity build-up inside the shoe during performance.
* Parallel Mizuno Wave construction uniformly disperses shock throughout the sole, providing lightweight cushioning and enhanced stability
* Suspension system which connects the Wave plate to the ground, thereby enhancing stability and traction
* Enhanced AP midsole with increased rebound and cushion durability while maintaining lightweight performance
* New and Improved seamless upper provides lighter and improved fit
* Enhanced Outsole rubber for enhanced traction and flexibility
* Weight: 8.5 oz.
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I was on the KAC website today and saw their PDW, which looks really nice BTW. What really caught my attention was the triangle side folding stock. I would love to have one on my AR. Would it be possible to swap my regular collapsible stock for a this side folding metal one without any major mods to the rifle?
I looks like KAC does not sell the stock as a stand alone unit though. If it's a question of mods to my rifle, a Bulgarian, Russian or any other triangle side folding stock could be used, right?
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Health Sciences Associate Degree
The Health Sciences Associate Degree program is designed to provide students the opportunity to achieve an associate degree in health sciences which may include courses required for preparation for transfer to a CSU or for employment in areas such as emergency medical technician, medical assistant, medical insurance billing and coding, nursing assistant, paramedic or phlebotomist.
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Garmin MapSource Topo Canada 2008 North British Columbia & Southern Yukon Pre-Programmed Data Card
This card offers topographic coverage of northern British Columbia and the southern Yukon, from Prince George, BC, north to Mayo, YT, and including Dawson, YT. Excludes the Queen Charlotte Islands.
Garmin International and Tiger GPS are pleased to announce that TOPO Canada preprogrammed microSD cards with SD adapter now include Digital Elevation Models. This DEM data will provide elevation profiles and 3D map viewing on compatible units such as the Colorado series units. Region coverage and content has not changed with this update.
TOPO Canada preprogrammed microSD cards with SD adapter:
- Based on digital 1:50,000 or 1:250,000 scale National Topographic System map data
- Search by city, point, river or lake
- Amenities such as parks, campgrounds, scenic lookouts and picnic sites
- General shorelines and power lines
- Named portages
- Summits, peaks and other geographic points
- Many routable roads and trails
TOPO Canada pre-programmed microSD cards with SD adapter are fully compatible with the following units:
Astro 220, Colorado series units, eTrex x-series units, GPSMAP 60 x-series units, GPSMAP 76 x-series units, Rino x- series units, Zumo.
Garmin Topo Canada Regions:
Please note: Maps on a preloaded data card cannot be copied or viewed on a computer.
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4/23/13 PSL deal made with an M76 Kit. May sell the L1A1 kit outright or think of something else to trade for it. Thanks for looking.
I have a very clean L1A1 pebble grain Brit kit wi uncut barrel. No import or builders marks. Been dragging my feat about selling it. I know prices are up somewhat on these now as they are on PSLs. Maybe I can find someone that would be interested in taking the kit and a little cash and/or ammo. I would like to see pictures as thorough as I show.
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text: Illamasqua Cream Blusher Rude ($24.00 for 0.14 oz.) is described as a "warm peach pink" with a dewy finish. I didn't detect any pink in the pan, and on my skin, it seemed more orange than anything else. When blended out, it looks more peach-orange (and not to worry, it doesn't have to be as fierce applied as it appears in the pan). Perhaps on those with more obvious pink undertones, it will look less peach-orange and more peach-pink. If you apply Rude very subtly, it compares to Urban Decay Indecent but without the shimmer (and I'd say Urban Decay Bang is too dark and orange-y).