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For the first time ever, we present the creative process behind the cinematic with the use of an interactive data visualization – www.thewitcher.com/visualdata. It presents production process of THE WITCHER 2 cinematic.
We've created this chart to show gamers how complex and long-term the animation process is. We've depicted the painstaking work behind the production process as an expression of our admiration for the entire team's efforts in making this this cinematic. THE WITCHER 2: Assassins of Kings was definitely worth it.
The interactive chart starts with the animatic, the structure of which dictates the scenes and shots that comprise the film. Each shot, in turn, has been organized by characters and layers, as well as the time and gigabytes of data used in its creation. The information is arranged in a structured hierarchy with marked parent and child categories. This layout makes it possible to compare and explore information at different levels of depth.
THE WITCHER 2 cinematic is here: https://vimeo.com/35721339.
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The gluten free pizza is made in a disposable tin with a disposable pizza slicer. Right idea to avoid contamination but the pizza was really subpar. Crust tasted like cardboard and had Zero crunch. I really appreciate the extra level of care but it was not edible.
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Order again from what was a staple go to pizza joint, waited an hour and a half for pizza to arrive, it was stone cold and called the restuarant to be told to just send it back....they never apologised or offered compensation. This was the second delayed cold pizza in a row (and will be our last order from them).
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First of all, if you prefer any other Italian restaurant's subs over Mia, you clearly just like cheese sandwiches. Mia produces the most succulent food on the UES. Mia Grandma slice FTW!
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My go to pizzeria, Italian Village pizzeria, was jam packed after Hurricane Sandy so I decided to give La Mia a try since I've walked passed it a billion times. The counter service was prompt and the slices looked decent. But I was over charged for my meatball parm hero. The hero wasn't very good and the sauce tasted like it came out of a jar but I'm willing to suspend judgment on that since they were kind of busy too. The meatball parm hero I got from Italian Village yesterday was excellent and $2 cheaper. I won't be going back to La Mia.
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Ordered Mushroom and Pepper. The pizza delivered seemed it had been sitting for a couple of hours and they threw the toppings on. Unfortunately I will never order from La Mia again.
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i have been ordering for a long time and i recently started eating in the restaurant thats when i realized they have been soaking me. watchout they over charged me the last 3 times i ordered once for $4. i stopped tipping the delivery guys now i just dont order anymore

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Javelinas' defense sees room to improve
SAN ANTONIO — While the first game for Texas A&M-Kingsville without running back Fred Winborn produced mixed offensive results, it was business as usual for the Javelinas' defense.
And business has been booming.
The sixth-ranked Javelinas continued to place their collective cleats on the throats of opponents Saturday night at Incarnate Word in front of 5,412, the most people to file into Benson Stadium since the Cardinals' initial game against Monterrey Tech last season.
Boasting the top-ranked defense among NCAA Division II teams entering the game, the Javelinas allowed their first offensive touchdown in 12 quarters but little else. For the fourth consecutive ballgame, A&M-Kingsville didn't allow a point in the second half. The 4-0 Javelinas rode the momentum of 28 first-half points to silence the Cardinals 37-9 in a Lone Star Conference South Division opener.
In typical fashion, and perhaps as a signal for A&M-Kingsville's remaining seven regular-season opponents, the Javelinas aren't satisfied.
"We can get way better. I know we've played well the first couple weeks of the season. But it's early in the season," said senior free safety Corey Robertson, who returned a fumble 24 yards for a touchdown. "The longer you go the more chemistry you have as a defensive unit, the defensive line coming in and out, the linebackers, the secondary. We have enough players that we can come out and dominate the rest of the season."
That has been the case through four ballgames. Opponents are averaging 134.2 yards per game. The more startling numbers are the average yards gained per play. The Javelinas have limited opponents to 2.3 yards per play and just 0.9 yards rushing on 98 attempts.
Upstart Incarnate Word, in its second season of play and first in the LSC, was able to move the ball in spurts. But the 1-3 Cardinals fared no better against the Javelinas than Northwest Missouri State, East Central (Okla.) and Texas A&M-Commerce in the previous three games. In the final two quarters of the first four games combined, the Javelinas have allowed 240 yards and 15 first downs.
"Sometimes we loosen up a little bit and allow ourselves to slack off," said senior defensive end Mike Talamantez, who knocked down two passes. "Coach screws the nuts into us and make sure we get right back on the ball."
Dismissed a week ago for violating team and university academic policies, Winborn still ranks first in the LSC in per-game rushing average at 131.3. With former Gregory-Portland standout Connell Davis stepping into the lead tailback role and a host of running options behind him, A&M-Kingsville was able to come up with 137 rushing yards, an average of 4.9 yards per carry. That was the Javs' best single-game per-carry average of the season.
Quarterback Nate Poppell rushed for two TDs and wideout Jonathon Woodson and backup tailback Myron Brew ran for one each in addition to Robertson's fumble return. After scoring on its first three possessions, A&M-Kingsville's offense stalled, not putting much together until Brew's 18-yard scoring run capped a 70-yard drive in the game's waning moments.
"Positive things are happening," said Woodson, who scored his first TD with the Javs. "You've just got to keep looking at it like that and keep on moving forward."
First Quarter
A&M-K — Poppell 31 run (Brom kick), 9:59
A&M-K — Poppell 1 run (Brom kick), 3:13
A&M-K — Woodson 10 run (Brom kick), :36
Second Quarter
UIW — Safety, C. Davis tackled in end zone, 11:53
A&M-K — C. Robertson 24 fumble return (Brom kick), 10:37
UIW — Hamilton 26 pass from Massoni (Rebold kick), 5:59
Fourth Quarter
A&M-K — FG Brom 25, 14:30
A&M-K — Brew 18 run (kick failed), 1:25
Team statistics
First downs 16 14
Rushes-yards 28-137 36-40
Passing yards 184 147
Comp-Att-Int 20-32-0 15-26-0
Return yards 111 141
Punts-avg. 3-33.3 4-35.8
Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-2
Penalties-yards 13-108 4-49
Time of Possession 28:00 32:00
RUSHING — A&M-K, C. Davis 13-44, Poppell 6-35, Woodson 4-34, Batiste 1-1, Ramirez 1-2, Brew 1-18, Robinson 2-3. UIW, Lynch 3-22, Rios 19-39, Massoni 10-7, Furtado 2-7, Gies 1-(minus-4), Willis 1-(minus-31).
PASSING — A&M-K, Poppell 14-24-0-131, Ramirez 6-8-0-53. UIW, Lynch 1-1-0-6, Massoni 14-25-0-141.
RECEIVING — A&M-K, Armstrong 5-28, Dean 3-59, Ry. Lincoln 3-23, C. Davis 1-2, Fontenot 1-1, Tesch 1-11, Batiste 2-19, Couthren 3-24, Robinson 1-17. UIW, Rios 1-11, Mocio 2-7, Hamilton 6-87, Sullivan 3-20, Quinney 2-15, Kocian 1-7.
MISSED FIELD GOALS — UIW, Rebold 41 (right), 47 (right upright).
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Coming off impressive season-opening wins, the New Mexico Lobos and Texas Tech Red Raiders hook up in a non-conference tussle Saturday in Lubbock. Kickoff is 5 p.m. Mountain Time from Jones SBC Stadium. Albuquerque's KRQE-TV will show the game on a delayed basis starting at 8 p.m. Mountain Time.
In the 72-8 thumping of Texas State-San Marcos on Saturday, the Lobos recorded their most points and widest victory margin since a 77-6 triumph over the University of Mexico on September 17, 1960, which was the first game played at University Stadium. Texas Tech rocked SMU 58-10, in Lubbock.
UNM senior kicker Katie Hnida (NIGH-da; Littleton, Colorado) became the first woman to score in an NCAA Div. I-A game when she converted both of her PATs against Texas State-San Marcos. Hnida was the first woman to play in a Div. I-A game when she attempted an extra point in last year's Las Vegas Bowl against UCLA. The kick was blocked.
The Lobos have won four straight home games and they are 9-2 in their last 11 games at University Stadium. UNM has also captured six of its last seven home games against non-conference competition.
The 2003 season may be the most highly anticipated for the Lobo gridders in a long, long time. UNM returns a whopping 53 lettermen - including 17 offensive and defensive starters - from a team that finished second in the MWC last year and played in a bowl game for only the second time since 1961.
The consensus from the preseason publications has the Lobos again finishing second in the loop behind perennial power Colorado State, although some annuals have tagged 2003 as the "Year of the Lobo."
New Mexico was picked to finish second in the official Mountain West Conference preseason poll. That's the highest predicted finish for a Lobo team since polls could be found dating to the early 1980s. Six Lobos were named to the 2003 preseason all-MWC team: OT Jason Lenzmeier, TB DonTrell Moore and OG Claude Terrell on offense and DE Daniel Kegler, S Brandon Ratcliff and NT D.J. Renteria on defense.
The Lobos received nine votes in the ESPN/USA Today Top 25 preseason coaches' poll, good for a tie for 47th place with Georgia Tech. UNM's Rocky Long is one of 63 NCAA Div. I-A head coaches who votes in the poll.
For only the second time in the history of University Stadium, the Lobos will play seven home games in 2003. UNM also played seven here in 1995. The home slate could be a big reason why the pundits predict New Mexico could claim its first outright conference crown since 1963. Four of UNM's seven conference games will be played at University Stadium. BYU, UNLV, Colorado State and Air Force all visit Albuquerque this fall.
Going 13-12 in 2001-02, New Mexico guns for its third straight non-losing record for the first time since a seven-year run from 1958-64. After playing in the Las Vegas Bowl last year, UNM seeks consecutive postseason appearances for only the second time in school history, since appearing in the 1945 Sun Bowl and the 1946 Harbor Bowl. The most wins by New Mexico in a three-year period is 22 between 1962-64.
New Mexico has the distinction of being the only school in the nation to increase its win total every year since 1999: UNM was 3-9 in 1998, 4-7 in 1999, 5-7 in 2000, 6-5 in 2001 and 7-7 in 2002.
SEASON TICKET UPDATE: Through Friday, August 29th, UNM had sold a school-record 14,579 season tickets. Last year's total was 14,142 while the previous record was 14,254 set in 1998. A six-game prorated season ticket that begins with the September 13 BYU game is currently available.
TEXAS TECH SERIES: It's the 40th meeting between schools separated by about 250 miles. The series started in 1931 when both institutions were members of the old Border Conference. The two teams will square off next year in Albuquerque, ending the current series.
The Red Raiders have a commanding 32-5-2 lead in the series. TTU leads 20-2 in Lubbock and 12-3-2 in Albuquerque.
Texas Tech has won nine straight over the last 17 years. UNM's last win was 29-24 at University Stadium in 1984.
Texas Tech ripped the Lobos 49-0, last year in Albuquerque in a Friday night national telecast on ESPN2. UNM had scored in 111 straight games, dating to 1992. Kliff Kingsbury completed 41 of 59 passes for 407 yards and 6 TDs. Tech ran 102 plays - the most ever against a Lobo team - for 590 yards of offense. UNM was limited to a season-low 199 yards. QB Casey Kelly suffered a broken left arm in the first quarter, but played during the second period before X-rays at halftime revealed the fracture.
TTU won 42-30 two years ago in Lubbock as Ivory McCann's 100-yard kickoff return broke open a 21-17 game early in the third quarter.
RED RAIDER READ: Texas Tech was 9-5 last year, including a 55-15 victory over Clemson in the Tangerine Bowl. The Red Raiders were 5-3 in Big 12 play, good for third place in the South Division. TTU returns 47 lettermen, including 15 starters, nine on offense and five on defense.
Head coach Mike Leach begins his fourth season in Lubbock. The 1983 BYU graduate is 24-16 overall, and has guided the Red Raiders to a bowl game in each of his first three seasons. He is 3-0 against the Lobos. Leach's teams have set 123 individual and team records since he took over the program for Spike Dykes.
Texas Tech recently completed an $84 million renovation of Jones SBC Stadium. The expansion includes the addition of 47 luxury suites, 1,000 indoor and outdoor club suites and a state-of-the-art press box.
TEXAS STATE-SAN MARCOS RECAP: The Lobos scored touchdowns on their first six possessions en route to a resounding 72-8 victory over the Bobcats of Texas State-San Marcos. Sophomore TB DonTrell Moore (Roswell, N.M.) rushed for 109 yards and a career-high four TDs on the ground in a little more than two quarters of play.
NOTES FROM GAME ONE: The 72 points ranks as the 9th-highest total in school history while the 64-point victory margin is also No. 9 all-time by a Lobo team.
UNM's 41-point outburst to start the game ties for the second-most in a first half and ties for fourth-best of any half. The school record is 46 points (first half) against Northern Arizona in 1950.
UNM racked up 556 yards of total offense (299 rushing, 257 passing), its best effort since getting 620 yards against Air Force during the 2001 season. The 299 yards on the ground is the best total since 350 against New Mexico State, also in 2001. The 31 first downs are the most since 32 in that Air Force game two years ago.
The Lobos were a perfect 10-of-10 inside the red zone with nine TDs and a field goal. Texas State did not convert on three tries.
New Mexico converted its first eight 3rd-down tries and finished 11 of 14.
Due in part to the Bobcats' refusal to punt from virtually anywhere on the field, the Lobos' average starting field position was the 50-yard line. Texas State went for it on 4th down 12 times - seven times in its own territory - converting four. The Bobcats punted just three times.
QB Casey Kelly (Portland, Ore.) is now 12-8 as a starter at New Mexico, which ties Graham Leigh for No. 6 on the career wins list. Current UNM head coach Rocky Long is the all-time leader with 16 victories from 1969-71. Completing 12 of 16 passes for 165 yards and three TDs, Kelly moved into 4th place at UNM with 300 career completions. He is 5th with 25 TD passes and No. 6 with 3,628 passing yards.
Moore recorded his fifth career 100-yard rushing game and became the sixth Lobo to score at least four rushing TDs in a single game. Reginal Johnson tallied five against Tulsa in 1996. Four other Lobos scored four via the run, including Long against Utah in 1971. Moore ranks 25th at UNM with 1,243 rushing yards. He has scored nine TDs (six rushing, three receiving) in his last two games at University Stadium.
Senior WR Dwight Counter's (Lancaster, Texas) 40-yard run in the first quarter was a career long. Counter finished with a career-high 192 all-purpose yards (40 rushing, 65 on punt returns, 87 receiving). He is now tied with Shane Hall for 8th place all-time at UNM with 94 career receptions. Counter is No. 10 in receiving yards (1,412).
Counter's 32-yard TD from Casey Kelly marked the sixth time he has caught a TD pass of 25 yards or more. Counter is averaging an amazing 38.6 yards on his nine career TDs.
Lobo tight ends caught six passes for 86 yards and two TDs. Junior TE Mike Augustyniak (Edgewood, N.M.) caught a career long 25-yard pass in the first quarter then snared his first career TD reception in the second. Senior Bryan Penley (Victoria, Texas) caught a career-high four passes for a career-best 47 yards and scored his fourth TD as a Lobo.
The four passing TDs by the Lobos are the most since throwing four in a triple-overtime win over Utah State on September 12, 1998.
A total of 64 players participated. Thirteen Lobos made their debut while six made their first career start.
A crowd of 35,311 was on hand, the fourth-largest in school history.
Senior lobo Sidney Wiley's (Hazelhurst, Miss.) interception in the first quarter was the first of his career. Senior NT Guillermo Morrison (Copperas Cove, Texas) also got his first pick off a tipped pass.
Sophomore WR Hank Baskett (Clovis, N.M.) caught two passes for 31 yards, including a 20-yard TD from QB Tali Ena (Prosser, Wash.). Baskett has caught four passes in his career, three going for scores. It was Ena's only pass of the game.
Senior LB Fola Fashola (Marshall, Texas) had three tackles, including two sacks, and two pass deflections. Junior LB Nick Speegle (Albuquerque) paced the UNM defense with eight tackles and a pair of pass breakups.
WORDS FROM ROCKY: (on Texas State-San Marcos) -- "I enjoyed the first part of the game. I didn't enjoy the rest of it. I don't like to be in games like that. I've been on the other end and they're not very fun at all. It was fun for our players, but it wasn't fun for me. A lot of guys got to play. We played the first teamers in the first half and everybody else in the second. We played three quarterbacks, three kickers and we ran four or five different guys. We played almost every player that we had that wasn't redshirting and that was suited up. It rewards the guys that practice, they got to play in a tight game. So, I guess it helps your team spirit, but I hate those types of games.
"I thought we threw the ball well and our receivers were more consistent and made some nice catches. That's what we expected after preseason, though. I didn't particularly like our reaction to the pass. It wasn't as quick as it should have been. Obviously, we will need to improve in that area before Saturday. Everybody seemed to be in the right place, but the two long plays were a concern.
(on Texas Tech) -- "We are going to do everything we possibly can to win the game. The better the opponent, the harder it is to win and Texas Tech is very good again. We're playing a good team from a respected conference. We're older and more experienced and I would like to think that will help us. Facing the Texas State passing offense may aid in our preparation a little bit. It was good to see it in live action versus what we simulate in practice. Tech will be a lot better at what they do. The speed of the game will definitely change."
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Solange Knowles is showing off her beautiful Brooklyn home in the current issue of Elle Magazine, available on newsstands now. In the multi-page spread, she gives a tour of the Carroll Garden home that she shares with her boyfriend Alan Ferguson and son Juelz, while explaining how her home decor is a reflection of her personal style:
I had a moment when I looked at my closet and I was like 'Whoa, I don't really have any basics. And with my house, I wanted to find a balance of having great colors and patterns but also a really livable, warm, serene space.
She also showed off her son Juelz' room while joking with him about selling him off:
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Posted by Bashan on 07/07/2009
This place has delicious steamed salmon and sea bass. Such a simple dish -- steamed with scallions and soy sauce or something. But it is fresh and healthy and tasty. On the other side of the healthiness ledger, their grilled pork chops is phenomenal. So good.
Posted by Food auditor on 06/14/2009
Geez.. where to begin... So, I was craving dinner the other night and ordered a couple dishes -> Pho and a chicken with noodles dish. The pho was disappointing. The soup arrives far too cold to actually cook the meat (fair enough, you could heat it up again) which is of bottom quality anyway. The noodles are awful. There are only a couple other ingredients. Even the lemon was old...I mean, how do you get lemons wrong? The chicken/noodles is another dish that should be easy, but it was easily the worst I've had at any Asian restaurant in the city in five years. That says a lot because we order and go out several times a week. I am flabbergasted that people have rated the food as highly as they have - there are many, many better Asian restaurants in the area - only problem is, they are mostly Thai places. This is the only Vietnamese place I know of in this area and to my chagrin, I wouldn't go again if it were free. I know there are some places for pho in Chinatown - if you want pho, which I really like, you'd probably have better luck there.
Posted by hungry1 on 03/25/2009
This is really one of the rare cases where I wish I'd put my trust in fellow diners/reviewers. If you order a plain old bo-bun, and you like your vermicelli cooked to pulp, and your grilled pork half raw, and your veggies limp, and your wine garnished with a fruitfly, Saigon 48 is the place to go. If not, do yourself a favor and save yourself time and money by avoiding this place like the plague. The only thing it has going for it is the location, and if it weren't for hundreds of starved low-budget tourists, it'd have been out of business two weeks after opening. If that long.
Posted by Delivery Guys Need to be NICER! on 01/26/2009
The food at Saigon 48 is solid..nothing to write home about, but a good fix when you're in a rush and tight on cash (especially for delivery). Food arrives relatively quickly and at a decent temperature. BUT, this restaurant really needs to train its delivery guys to be nicer. I've left 15% tip each time, and they rarely say thank you or acknowledge me. RUDE!
Posted by Craig on 01/19/2009
Try the Designing Dish. Great healthy alternative to standard take-out. 4 Vegetable choices and a meat, steamed with house curry sauce and brown rice. With #31 Grandma's recipe soup.. excellent.
Posted by NYCvisitor on 12/25/2008
I am Vietnamese. This place does not serve authentic Vietnamese food. There were 10 of us and we ordered different things. The only dish that was good was grilled pork chops with rice. The pho is not real pho at all.
Posted by Anonymous on 12/21/2008
We had a great dinner here last night. Very interesting menu and all of our choices were delicious. The wine list was extremely reasonable we had a good bottle of red wine for $20. Our waitress was courteous and good. Food was served quickly but not too fast. There was a bus boy who kept filling our glasses with water we never had to ask. I strongly recommend this and the location can't be beat if you are going to theatre.


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I have been watching AMC for many, many years and have always been proud that they have taken a stand on many controversial topics. Years ago, the character Devon Sheppard was seeing a therapist and that therapist was gay and Devon thought she might be gay as well. This was way back in the 70's so you can understand how this was received at the time by many. Later on Laurel Montgomergy (Lily's mother) had a brother who came to town. His name I believe was Michael, he was a teacher at the high school and he was gay. He had a relationship that many in Pine Valley did not understand or approve of. There was another young character that was just coming to terms with his sexuality and being gay. Surprisingly it was Palmer Cordlandt who was one of this young boys biggest defenders and supporters.
You brought up some very good topics. As to the JR issues, after today's episode I am thinking with having some form of amnesia that is physically proven, it will be hard for JR to stand trial and might end up on house arrest if that
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In this video, we're going to be talking about NULL. NULL is a fancy term for nothing, for not having a value. It's not zero. It's not an empty string. It's the actual lack of a value. And if we can set a value into a variable, we also have to have some way to talk about the fact that variable might not have a value at all. And null allows us to do that. Let's take a look at it by first creating a page where we can work with null. And I'm going to do that by opening up basic.html, and then choosing Save As. We're going to save this as null.php. So, null now, like true and false, the booleans that we just talked about. Null can either be written in lower case, or in all upper case. And you'll waste a lot of time arguing with people about the right way to do it in PHP.
And whether one is better than the other, or one has better performance than the other. The truth is that they're case insensitive and that you can use absolutely whichever one you prefer. There is no difference. I'm going to use the lower case version. And let's set a variable equal to var1 equal to null. And just for contrast, let's set var2 equal to an empty string. Just so that we can see the difference between those two. Now, like a lot of the other types that we've looked at, there are functions that allow us to test whether it is of a certain type. So, we can test whether this is null or not.
is_null will tell us if the variable is null, and we'll do that to both of these. Let's also do it to a third one as well. Make this var3, then we'll test var3. Now, var3 isn't set, right? It hasn't been set to anything, so we'll see what that gives us back. So we return to Firefox, and set up Booleans. We'll load it up null.php. So, it came back and said is variable 1 null? Yes, it is. Variable 2, is that null? No, it's not. That was my empty string. So, that's not considered null. var3, is it null? I get a notice here that's not an error. That's not a warning.
It's a notice just saying hey, level heads up here, you're in the middle of developing. And I noticed that you're making a reference to an undefined variable so I want to call your attention to it here. Note that these are different than, than warnings in PHP. But it goes ahead after that notice and gives us the result, which is the yes in fact, var3 is null. The fact that it hasn't been set means that it has no value. So, the answer is true, it is null. So, notice the difference between that. Notice what happened with var1 and what happened with var3. By setting it specifically to null, I avoid this notice that pops up.
And we can contrast that with what happens if we have is set. Alright, so let me just paste in a few others here. var1 is set, var2 is set, or var3 is set. Is set doesn't have a, a space here, no underscore between is set, it's all run together. And let's just reload the page now. And you can see that it tells us that var1 is not set, var3 is not set, and var2 is set. Now, not set means that it's null, right? So being null, we're being told, is the same thing as being unset. Now, we know it's not exactly the same thing.
We saw that with is_null. But it's close. For the purposes of most of our tests, it will be the same. So that's what null is, null is just the lack of having a value. That's a pretty easy concept. But I think this is also a good spot for us to talk about a function in PHP called Empty. And as you would expect, empty returns a boolean, true or false, for whether a variable is considered to be empty. What you might not expect though, are the things that it considers to be empty. In PHP, empty is going to be an empty string, null, 0, 0.0. Meaning, a float in which the value is zero, a string with a zero inside of it, false, or an empty array.
All of those things are considered empty. So, we can provide our test again here, for whether these things are considered empty. And let's define var3 here, just so it has a value. var3, it's got a dollar sign in front. var3 is going to be equal to, let's make it zero inside the string, like that. Let's go back over to our browser and let's try this out. And let's see what things are empty. Is var1 empty? Yes. var2 empty? Yes. var3 is empty also. So null, an empty string.
And this is a very important one, 0 inside the string are all considered to be empty. Now, this broad, catch all approach can be extremely useful, but you have to use it with a lot of caution. For example, imagine that you had a web form that was submitting a value to your PHP code. And imagine that, that field was, how many children do you have? You want to check if that field is left blank by the user. And if not, you want to say hey, you need to fill out this. I need to know how many children you have. Empty would detect an empty string or no value being submitted, which is what you want.
But it would also not allow the number of children you have to be zero as a value. Which is probably not what you intended, right? They would not be able to submit the value of zero. Just like we saw here, that would be considered empty as well. So most times, you'll need to use further conditions with empty such as, is it empty and also not numeric? Or is it empty but not null? Now, I'm mentioning this now because empty is a leading cause of bugs in PHP code. So, something you're really going to want to keep an eye out for.
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ATHENS, Ga. - Alex Hugo picked up two more weekly honors for her performances last week, garnering National Player of the Week recognition by both USA Softball and College Sports Madness. The honors come one day after she was named the Southeastern Conference Player of the Week. They are the first national honors for a Georgia player this season.
Hugo led the No. 15/17 Georgia softball team to a 4-0 record last week, including a sweep of Mississippi State over the weekend. She went 7-fo-13 at the plate for a batting average of .538. She also led the team in hits (7), runs scored (6), RBI (7), home runs (3) and slugging percentage (1.308). She recorded a hit in each of the games over the weekend, including home runs in each of Georgia's three games against Mississippi State. She also extended her streak of reaching base safely to 26 games.
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Hugo delivered a walk-off home run in each of the next two games to seal the series sweep for the Bulldogs. She delivered a walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the fifth inning in the second game of the series against Mississippi State. With the bases loaded and one out, Hugo came to the plate and hit a towering home run over the right centerfield wall for a walk-off grand slam that gave the Bulldogs the 11-2 win.
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We also hear sympathy for King, of course. LGBT kids at the school praise his smile, his laughter, his courage for being out in a place like Oxnard. And TV clips from the other Larry King and that likable Ellen DeGeneres remind us that things are (too slowly) getting better for King's peers. I hope the parents in places like Oxnard watched those shows or this film, which presents them not as villains or monsters but as somewhat small-minded folks who can find it in themselves to feel a twinge of sympathy for a kid like King but great empathy for one like McInerney, one who hated the same thing they do: having to share this life with people certain of different truths.
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Common phrases used by developers
One of my partners (who is PM in global company) sent me his list of common phrases used by his developers. I also added some of phrases, commonly used by my developers. Here the list:
- It works on my machine
- That's weird!
- But this was running before…
- Some minor stuff has to be fixed
- This must be a hardware problem
- Someone tinkered with incoming data
- But I didn't touch that module
- I'm almost finished
- That's will be done quickly
- You can't test everything.
- It's impossible that it will affect the other module
- I remember that I fixed this bug already
- Documentation is being written
- This is not my program
- I had lots of unexpected troubles
- But the specification was always changing
- I thought I found the bug
- This change will be done in 5 minutes
- I'm waiting for the others so I can test
- Aside from the fact it is not working, what is your impression?
- That's not a bug – it's a feature! (by dotmad)
- It works as coded (by Joseph Cooney)
- Sorry, my code is compiling. I will get back to you in a few hours (by David)
I'm inviting you to contribute your phrases in comments and if the phrase will be really interesting, I'll update it in the post (with like to your blog/site)
So, let's start creating ultimate developer's phrases list.
January 5th, 2009 · Comments (19)
19 Responses to "Common phrases used by developers"
rastro Says:
January 5th, 2009 at 10:23 am
"it must be gremlins" – when you can't duplicate their bug.
M. Orçun Topdağı Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 1:05 am
Most of them are about problems and people usually come up with the first excuse they think of. One that annoys me the most is something you can here even when there is no problem (refactoring, porting), even when it does not involve development (changing source control):
– "It works, let's not touch it!"
David Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 1:42 am
Sorry, my code is compilling. I will get back to you in a few hours
David Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 1:44 am
This upgrade will not affect any functionality or cause downtime (often said moments before the system goes down)
Joseph Cooney Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 2:23 am
A personal favourite of mine: "it works as coded"
dotmad Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 3:23 am
That's not a bug – it's a feature!
Sai Says:
January 7th, 2009 at 1:06 am
somebody might have changed the code
umaram Says:
January 7th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
Requirement changed,initial concept changed
, that is new requirement
Ram Says:
January 8th, 2009 at 1:51 pm
"My Developers"
Lot of leads use it very casually. I don't think it is a stupid sentence to use even though you know that they are not "your" developers.
Tamir Says:
January 8th, 2009 at 10:17 pm
Probably you're right, but who's developers are they?
roboblob Says:
January 9th, 2009 at 8:45 am
No no no, you dont want to do that…
V Says:
January 19th, 2009 at 5:17 pm
Looks like a server issue.
Max Schmeling Says:
January 22nd, 2009 at 10:42 am
"I could've do that in one line with Linq."
Max Schmeling Says:
January 22nd, 2009 at 10:43 am
"I could've done that in one line with Linq."
Kivanc Ozuolmez Says:
February 23rd, 2009 at 12:44 am
That was not in specs.!
Nobody told me so, how may I know it!
Meridian Says:
February 23rd, 2009 at 12:06 pm
"Must be user error."
"That's outside of the quoted specifications"
"It's an IE6 issue, tell them to upgrade."
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Aaron Says:
October 25th, 2009 at 12:42 am
"I thought it may/might work" (it is very typical when a dev is asked why she/he did it that way/approach)
"Why my bug is P0?" (Priority Zero, has to be fixed in 24h)
(because they don't know what they had done block the whole system)
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WikiLeaks may espouse ideals of information freedom. But lately, it seems that information freedom isn't free.
As of Wednesday night, the secret-spilling site now shows a "paywall" to any visitor who clicks on one of its leaked documents, including the 13,374 emails from the private intelligence firm Stratfor that it published earlier in the day along with the teaser that the messages regarded presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The pop-up message that blocks access to the site's content shows a video parodying Barack Obama's stump speeches and asking visitors to instead "vote for WikiLeaks" by making a donation to the site or buying its promotional gear like tote bags and hoodies.
But that hardly appeases WikiLeaks' hacker fans. On twitter, accounts related to Anonymous exploded with vitriol, calling the tactic "moneywhoring" and "pathetic."
"WE DO NOT MAKE ANY MONEY WITH LEAKS. WE DESPISE ANYONE WHO DOES. over and out," wrote AnonymousIRC, a popular mouthpiece for the hacker movement.
"How totally fucking arrogant. You know what, taking it down isn't enough. You remove it and apologize or fucking EXPECT US," wrote the account for the People's Liberation Front, (PLF) an Anonymous sub-group, using the hackers' usual threat for an impending attack.
The hackers' outrage was compounded by the fact that the files WikiLeaks had advertised earlier in the day were allegedly stolen by Jeremy Hammond, an Anonymous member arrested and charged in March with an attack on Stratfor. "Good Anons are in PRISON right now (#FREEJeremyHammond) & indicted for the Stratfor Leak," wrote the PLF. "You risk WAR with Anonymous. Fix it."
Anonymous' own leaking project, which calls itself Par.AnoiA, took the opportunity to advertise itself as a free alternative. "Our content will stay free for everyone, without restrictions," the group tweeted. "We will close down and torrent it all before building a paywall."
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Update: WikiLeaks has confirmed that the pop-up is intentional, but pointed out via Twitter that visitors can skirt the paywall by sharing a link to the donation pop-up instead of paying, or simply waiting several minutes, as I found. "A tweet, share, wait or donate campaign is not a 'paywall,'" the group wrote, helpfully adding a link to its merchandise page.
Despite finding a workaround for the funding blockade of WikiLeaks by Visa, Mastercard, Paypal, and Bank of America that choked payments to the site for more than a year, WikiLeaks claims to be strapped for cash, and launched its "Vote For WikiLeaks" fundraising campaign last week.
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11/19 - Johnny Brandon Pope, 30, 386 Lucas Road, Roseboro, failure to appear on injury to real property and second degree trespass. Bond $22,000; court date Nov. 28.
11/19 - Sean Foster, 43, 12864 Hwy. 39, Zebulon, simple possession marijuana. Bond $500; no court date listed.
11/20 - Nicholad Devon White, 26, 317 Precythe St., Faison, order for arrest from Duplin County on probation violation. Bond $5,000; court date Dec. 11.
11/21 - Harrison Stroup Butler, 19, 704 W. Roseboro St., Roseboro, provisional driving while impaired. No bond set and no court date listed.
11/20 - Jed Hannigan, Clinton, reported that the home he rented on Ebeneezer Forest Road, Garland — the same one burned nearly two weeks ago — was broken into for the second time. Stolen during the break-in was a gas stove valued at $300, a tiller valued at $200; a welder valued at $250, a boat battery valued at $120, a jig saw valued at $40, a wheel barrow valued at $30 and a tool box containing tools valued at $500.


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A bayonet is not an ideal addition to a home defense weapon. In addition to being awkward and ungainly, it is not going to be flattering to the law of you wind up impaling someone with it. Planning on stabbing someone on the one in a thousand chance you'll have a weapon malfunction in the one in a thousand chance you'll need to defend yourself in your home isn't very pragmatic. If you're that worried about it, prepare a backup firearm.
Also, just so I have this straight - your HD plan is elevated engagement at a range of 10 feet in a flak vest and Garand with fixed bayo? That's one a hell of a mental image. You may deter would-be invaders just with the sheer lunacy factor.
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Sure some burglaries/home invasions do happen to "normal people", but by and large most of them are perpetrated by shitheads looking for dope, money, guns etc. because they know the person living there is involved in the drug trade (or is a burglar with good stolen ****) and has dope/cash inside.
As to the pictures of "people hiding behind their beds"..its like 1000X safer to hole up in a locked bedroom covering the door with your gun while you call the cops than it is going out searching the house for the bad guy.
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+1 I was taught that at this point the phone should already be off the hook with 911 on the line.
I shout out a warning that,
"I am armed! You are trespassing and i will shoot! I believe you intend harm and the police are on the way!"
I was also taught that i should try to barricade myself (and any loved ones) deep in the house and not go out to meet a threat, let them come to you while the police arrive.
This way if i do shoot the intruder, i have a good chance of not going to prison as Hawai'i has a "castle law" and 911 will record the whole thing.
Any thoughts from the pros?
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If I can get my kids into my room, I'll call 911, barricade the door, warn and wait in the bedroom. (Wife and I will have different angles with the door as a kill zone.) However, I'll be waiting behind cover at the top of the stairs with my 870 until the the rest of my family is in their designated spot.
I have not heard of many burglars wearing body armor, so I trust in buckshot.
I'm also curious about advice from LEOs.
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My suggestion is take two courses from here http://www.eagtactical.com/
The three day carbine if you plan on using a rifle(bring that rifle to the course). Follow it up with the CQB tactical shoot house course when it becomes available.
I have no vested interest in Pat Rogers or the course of instruction he offers. He just knows his **** and can teach it if your willing to learn.
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands after the skirmish, which occurred when Chelsea's Ramires was sent off for a wild tackle on Karim El Ahmadi in injury-time.
The incident occurred right in front of the dug-outs and Mourinho, Villa boss Paul Lambert, and several coaches from both sides came onto the pitch to try and defuse the situation.
Having been ushered away initially, Mourinho returned to engage in further dialogue with Foy and was sent to the stands by the referee.
The Chelsea boss claims he wanted to speak about the fact that Villa's Gabriel Agbonlahor escaped punishment for charging off the bench and grabbing Ramires.
However, he may still face an FA charge because their rule book says managers must not leave the confines of their technical area during the match.
Rule E3 states any manager who does so could be liable to an FA charge, with a fine of £8,000-£12,000 a possible punishment.
And, if it is ruled that Mourinho, or any of the staff members from either side, used abusive language, they could be hit with a two-match suspension.
Mourinho will find out if his conduct is to be investigated after the FA has received Foy's report on Monday.
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Indiana Congressman Mike Pence (R-6) is among the Republican members of the House and Senate meeting today with President Barack Obama to discuss a proposed economic stimulus package. The President is hoping to gain bipartisan support for his $825 billion proposal. Pence says the current plan "does not incorporate bipartisan recommendations." He questions what some of the initiatives outlined in the proposal, including $50 million for the National Endowment for the Arts and $400 million for climate change research, have to do with creating jobs.
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WASHINGTON, DC�U.S. Congressman Mike Pence released the following statement on the Democrat economic stimulus bill:
�Our nation is facing a serious economic crisis but the Democrats in Congress have offered a purely partisan bill that does not incorporate bipartisan recommendations.
�The American people deserve to know that the President�s call for a compromise has been completely ignored by House Democrats who would use a time of national economic crisis to fund their big government priorities under the guise of stimulating the economy.
�House Republicans take President Obama at his word and will urge him to make good on his pledge to set aside partisan differences and bring the best ideas from both parties to bear on this economic crisis.
�The Democrat promises of change and bipartisanship ring hollow in the face of a stimulus bill that does little more than fund a wish list of longstanding liberal spending priorities.
�What does $50 million for the National Endowment for the Arts, $200 million to plant sod on the National Mall, $400 million for climate change research, and $200 million for contraception have to do with creating jobs?
�The Democrat bill won't stimulate anything but more government and more debt. The slow and wasteful spending in the House Democrat bill is a disservice to millions of Americans who want to see this Congress take immediate action to get this economy moving again.
�House Republicans have a better solution. By enacting the Republican plan for fast-acting tax relief for working families and small businesses the American people will see immediate results that will put our nation on the road to recovery.�
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KETs Election 2006 coverage began with a series of forums with the candidates in Kentuckys four contested Democratic congressional primaries, moderated by Bill Goodman. In each forum, journalists from the congressional district ask questions of the candidates, and candidates have an opportunity to question one another. Click on a title below to see the archived video (Windows Media® or RealPlayer® format).
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Monthly Archive for August, 2011
UT football: Wood gone, Cobbs out
AUSTIN — After Texas' four-way quarterback competition sorted itself out this summer, Connor Wood was the man with the least to show for it. Now, he's decided to throw passes elsewhere. Wood, the former four-star recruit from Houston Second Baptist who redshirted last season and was set to begin this season as a co-third-stringer, confirmed […] [Read More]
UT football: Gilbert named starter
AUSTIN — The four-man competition for Texas' starting quarterback is finally down to one. In a highly anticipated but unsurprising move, UT coach Mack Brown on Monday named junior Garrett Gilbert his starter for Saturday's season opener against Rice. Gilbert, who threw 10 touchdown passes and 17 interceptions as a sophomore last season, beat out […] [Read More]
UT football: Gilbert named Saturday's starting QB
The Associated Press is reporting that Garrett Gilbert will be the starting quarterback for the Longhorns. Texas went 5-7 last season with Gilbert as the starter. He threw 17 interceptions with just 10 touchdowns. Case McCoy, younger brother of former UT quarterback Colt McCoy, remains the No. 2 quarterback. [Read More]
Longhorn Network gets first carrier
AUSTIN — The Longhorn Network finally has a television home. It might be just the first of many. Texas' new 24-hour network, scheduled to launch Friday and carry the Longhorns' season-opening football game against Rice on Sept. 3, will be carried nationally by Verizon FiOS. It's the first distribution deal officially announced by LHN, the […] [Read More]
UT basketball: Longhorns gain one forward, lose another
AUSTIN — In dire need of big bodies, the Texas men's basketball team added one just in time for this season. Jaylen Bond, a 6-foot-6 forward from Philadelphia who originally signed to play at Pittsburgh, was granted his release by the Panthers on Wednesday and has enrolled in classes at UT. He will be eligible […] [Read More]
UT football: Safety Scott reinstated
AUSTIN — Texas safety Christian Scott, who was suspended indefinitely and barred from all team activities after an arrest earlier this month, has been reinstated to the team but will sit out the first three games of the season, the Longhorns announced Tuesday. Scott, a senior from Dallas Skyline, pleaded no contest to a Class […] [Read More]
Longhorn Network high school plans on hold again
AUSTIN — Four days after announcing plans to show high school football highlights as part of its news coverage, the Longhorn Network has hit another snag. An NCAA spokesman said Monday after a summit meeting on youth sports coverage that "nothing has changed" regarding high school content on university- and conference-affiliated networks. The NCAA's board […] [Read More]
UT football: Jobs up for grabs at scrimmage
AUSTIN — With as many as 14 spots on Texas' two-deep depth chart still open, Longhorns coach Mack Brown said Friday night's closed intrasquad scrimmage will be "huge" in sorting out the remaining roster issues. Brown, who said he's not satisfied with any phase of his team just two weeks before the Sept. 3 opener […] [Read More]
High school plans remain for Longhorn Network
AUSTIN — The controversial issue of high school sports on the Longhorn Network isn't going away. A week after an NCAA ruling forced the network to scuttle plans to broadcast entire prep football games, an ESPN spokesman said Thursday LHN still intends to feature high school highlights as part of its news coverage. ESPN, which […] [Read More]
UT football: Rice kickoff time changed
AUSTIN — Having been anticipating the unveiling of Texas' new-look offensive and defensive schemes for eight months, Longhorns fans' wait just got longer — by an hour. UT announced Wednesday the kickoff time for its season opener against Rice on Sept. 3 at Royal-Memorial Stadium has been moved from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. No […] [Read More]
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University Day is an occasion to remember the University's past and celebrate its future. The date, October 12, marks the laying of the cornerstone of Old East, the institution's first building and the oldest state university building in the nation. The Carolina community first celebrated University Day in 1877, after Governor Zebulon B. Vance, as chair of the Board of Trustees, ordered that the day "be observed with appropriate ceremonies under the direction of the faculty."
Subsequent celebrations have featured speeches from distinguished members of the faculty and honored visitors. President John F. Kennedy spoke in 1961, as did Bill Clinton in 1993. North Carolina governors have made University Day a traditional stop during their first term of office – including Luther Hodges, Jim Hunt, Terry Sanford, Jim Martin, Mike Easley, Bev Perdue, and Pat McCrory.
Since 1971, the faculty has presented the Distinguished Alumna and Alumnus Awards on University Day to recognize those Tar Heels who have made outstanding contributions to humanity.
Beginning in 1957 with William B. Aycock, University Day became the traditional inauguration day for new chancellors: Paul F. Sharp in 1964, J. Carlyle Sitterson in 1965, N. Ferebee Taylor in 1972, Christopher C. Fordham III in 1980, Paul Hardin in 1988, Michael Hooker in 1995, James Moeser in 2000, Holden Thorp in 2008, and Carol Folt in 2013.
Public higher education began in Chapel Hill in 1793, and for more than two hundred years Carolina has symbolized the importance of education in a democratic nation. It remains a place defined by those values, as noted by Governor Terry Sanford in 1987, of "freedom and liberty and tolerance, the search for truth, the defense of dignity, courage to arrive freely at convictions, and the personal courage to stand for those hopes and truths."
Faculty who are participating are encouraged to wear their academic regalia and line up at the Old Well at 1:30 p.m. for the processional. The staff processional, coordinated by the Employee Forum, will also form at the Old Well at 1:30 p.m. In case of rain, faculty and staff should gather in Gerrard Hall.
Faculty who would like to rent regalia for the University Day processional should contact Catherine Stotts at email@example.com (919-962-2427) at Student Stores by October 1.
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Lieutenant General Patricia D. Horoho
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Lieutenant General Patricia Horoho is the 43rd Surgeon General of the United States Army. She is the first nurse and first woman to hold that position since it was established in 1775. Her responsibilities cover all facets of Army medicine, including the U.S. Army Medical Command, the third largest health care system in the United States. She also directs the Army's medical and health care professional education, scientific research, medical material logistics, and training of all combat medics. Her many honors include commendation by Time Life Publications for her actions at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001; selection in 2002 by the American Red Cross and Nursing Spectrum as one of 15 nurses receiving national recognition as a "Nurse Hero;" the USO's 2009 Woman of the Year; and the UNC School of Nursing's 2011 Alumna of the Year. On September 11, 2014, she became the second nurse to speak at TEDMED Live in its 16-year history. Horoho has said that while at Carolina she learned that nurses can influence health care delivery and the lives of patients in all environments through direct and indirect care, policy, legislation, and the business aspects of healthcare.
The Honorable James Baxter Hunt Jr.
Jim Hunt was the first North Carolina governor to be elected to consecutive four-year terms, the state's longest serving chief executive with sixteen years in office, and the first to possess the veto power, although he never used it. Throughout his long career, Hunt has been a strong advocate for public education at all levels. As governor, his influence was visible nationally as creator of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards and chair of the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future. In higher education he called for larger stipends and health insurance coverage for graduate students and supported creation of a distinguished professors' endowment fund. He established a reading program in primary schools and advocated for class size limits. He championed creation of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, was instrumental in creation of Smart Start, and helped bring about NC State's Centennial Campus. He also launched efforts to recruit high technology businesses and established the Microelectronics Center of North Carolina and the N. C. Biotechnology Center. Today he continues his life-long advocacy of education through the James B. Hunt Jr. Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy.
Andrew McNally IV
Andrew "Sandy" McNally is a geographer dedicated to furthering the field of cartography. Since 1899 the McNally family has been in the mapping business through the world-renowned Rand McNally Company. McNally received his undergraduate education at Carolina as did both of his sons. As chairman and chief executive officer of Rand McNally from 1974 to 1997, he dedicated the firm to providing accurate maps in popular and accessible formats. He is now active in a number of highly successful business ventures. McNally has actively supported Carolina's Geography Department for many years. He endowed the J. Douglas Eyre Distinguished Lecture Series which brings distinguished speakers to Carolina for keynote campus-wide lectures and opportunities to engage with students and faculty. He also endowed the McNally Fund for Excellence in Geography, and has served on Carolina's Board of Visitors.
James Richard Patton Jr.
James Patton is recognized nationally and internationally for his accomplishments in the practice of international and public policy law and the foundation of Patton Boggs, one of the nation's most influential law firms. The firm has been ranked in the top 100 law firms by "The American Lawyer" every year since 2002. In his senior year at Carolina, Patton bought his first rare book, a fine copy of the first edition of Robinson Jeffers' The Californians (1916). During the decades that followed, Patton amassed an exceptionally comprehensive collection of Jeffers and also a series of other important twentieth-century literary collections, all of them distinguished for their depth and the exquisitely fine condition of the individual pieces. In 1995, Patton donated to Carolina's Rare Book Collection his holdings of James Dickey, Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. Twenty years later Patton continues to give such important items as his comprehensive collection of Jeffers material and a collection of the works of James Joyce that is remarkable for including virtually all of Joyce's publications, many of them signed and all in impeccable condition.
Wade Marvin Smith
Wade Smith has been one of North Carolina's best known and most acclaimed lawyers for nearly 50 years. Smith was an All-American high school football player with many college scholarship offers, but he chose to accept a Morehead Scholarship to Carolina where he excelled in both academics and athletics. He was co-captain of the football team and was inducted into the Order of the Golden Fleece. In 1964 he and his classmate J. Harold Tharrington founded the law firm of Tharrington Smith. Smith's prowess as a trial lawyer is legendary. In 2008 the North Carolina Bar Association established the annual Wade M. Smith Award "for a Criminal Defense Attorney Who Exemplifies the Highest Ideals of the Profession." He has been included in the annual list of Best Lawyers in American for 25 years in succession. Smith served two terms in the North Carolina General Assembly; he has chaired the Board of Directors of the General Alumni Association, is a recipient of its Distinguished Service Medal, and is the permanent class president of the Class of 1960.
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Dr. Krista Perreira
The recipient of the 2014 Edward Kidder Graham Award is Krista Perreira, Professor of Public Policy and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Research in the College of Arts and Sciences. The award recognizes distinguished service to the state, the nation and the University by a faculty member. Perreira is a health economist who studies disparities in health, education, and economic well-being and interrelationships between family, health and social policy, especially as they affect Hispanic/Latino families and their children. Two of her current research projects are illustrative. The Hispanic Community Health Study / Study of Latinos seeks to determine the role of acculturation in the prevalence of disease in the Hispanic/Latino community, and to identify risk factors that play a protective or harmful role. Implementing Health Care Reform in North Carolina aims to identify challenges in enrolling low-income families into health care options available under the Affordable Care Act. Perreira holds degrees from the University of California at Berkeley (Ph.D. 1999), Yale University (M.S.P.H. 1995), and Pomona College (B.A. cum laude 1991). Among her honors is the 2010 Hettleman Prize for scholarly achievement by a young faculty member.


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I want to get a pare of these but I herd...
I want to get a pare of these but I herd from a little birdy that the large binding strap on these is not comfortable or easy to adjust. Does anyone have experience along the same line, and does anyone know if MSR will switch out the bindings on these for a different pare or would that just turn them into the Evo Ascents.
I'm not sure that they will plan on changing these bindings anytime in the near future because they do have another binding on this same snowshoe in the evo ascents. If you don't like the tour bindings go with the ascents, they're designed to be a more secure binding for all day use, whereas the tours are designed for easy on and off, so you set the front strap at the desired length, and then just slide your foot in at an angle, straighten it out, adjust the backstrap, and secure the "optional" security strap across the middle of the foot. There's usually only a 20 or 30 dollar difference between the two bindings, so it depends on what type of use you're planning for them. For all day use i would recommend the evo ascents, while if there's the possibility of frequent on and off, or you desire an easy on/off feature over the added security, go with the evo tours.
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By MJ Kneiser, WLHR Radio, Lavonia
In Carnesville, not much is known yet about the death of a Kentucky man found late last Thursday on Hayes Road.
According to Franklin County Sheriff Stevie Thomas, the body of 32-year old Keith Ratliff of Frankfort, Kentucky was found about 5:45p Thursday evening.
At the time, authorities would not release any information until the victim's relatives had been notified. On Sunday, Thomas said Ratliff's body was discovered after a 911 call.
"We received a call about a possible DOA," Thomas said. "Upon the deputies' arrival, they found a white male who was unconscious and not breathing. EMS personnel came and determined the man was deceased."
Thomas said they are treating the death as a homicide until the investigation proves otherwise.
Thomas said, it was determined that Ratliff had died of a single gunshot to the head and that his body been there for some time.
Ratliff's body was taken to the GBI Crime Lab in Atlanta for autopsy.
Ratliff was a well known YouTube personality. He was the host of the FPSRussia videos, and had 3.4 million subscribers. He also operated a company out of Carnesville called FPS Industries.
Thomas said the investigation is ongoing and more information will be released as it becomes available.