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How do I bust Javascript caches better? Changing the url params doesn't always work?
Chrome is cache Jasmine fixtures and Firefox is just too slow.
No great solution. Chrome typically runs tests so fast that just mashing the refresh until your test output changes seems to work for some.
Trajectory is a new product out by Thoughtbot which has been described as a cross between Tracker and Basecamp.
37Signals has come out with a native Mac app called POW. Here's a snippet from the Readme:
Pow is a zero-configuration Rack server for Mac OS X. It makes developing Rails and Rack applications as frictionless as possible. You can install it in ten seconds and have your first app up and running in under a minute. No mucking around with /etc/hosts, no compiling Apache modules, no editing configuration files or installing preference panes. And running multiple apps with multiple versions of Ruby is trivial.
A fellow Pivot also mentioned that it makes running multiple apps on the same port, and having sub-domains easier.
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Three unique clients, with common goals, came together to deliver 3,000 linear feet of urban creek restoration along US24 between 8th Street and 21st Street, while demonstrating design for a sustainable creek with adequate flood control. Controlling the mine tailing pollutants and creating wetlands improves water quality in Fountain Creek and downstream. The design also provides for future roadway needs on neighboring US 24 and the development of Gold Hill Mesa by including room for additional water treatment and expansion of the highway. CDOT and Gold Hill Mesa Partners approached the City with the offer of partnering to make improvements to Fountain Creek that would benefit all entities. CDOT maintains and has plans to expand US 24, which is the city's primary east/west corridor, paralleling Fountain Creek. The City of Colorado Springs was interested in reducing the flooding and erosion caused by Fountain Creek along US 24. Fountain Creek's existing flood plain envelops much of US 24, hundreds of homes and many businesses. Gold Hill Mesa Partners is remediating a former ore processing mill site located adjacent to Fountain Creek, through Colorado's Voluntary Clean-Up Program (VCUP). The mine tailings proximity to Fountain Creek has impacted the surface water due to eroding tails and sloughing of stream banks composed of tails. The VCUP requires the land owner to remove or stabilize tailings within the floodplain and permits contaminated soils to be relocated to their original location within the Gold Hill Mesa development site. The City considers improvements to Fountain Creek a major priority, as most of the City's runoff eventually ends up in Fountain Creek before traveling to downstream neighbor communities.
The project was designed by CH2MHill. Turf reinforcement mat was used instead of concrete for mine tailing stabilization to the 50-year flood elevation. Several innovative landscape design elements were incorporated; these including replanting harvested native trees that were stored during construction, use of larger removed trees in the design as drop structures which provided wildlife habitat elements, maintaining an existing tree "curtain", use of over 40,000 willows to increase slope stability, introduction of a low flow trench to create variable water speeds within the cobble channel lining, and large wetland aquatic areas uniquely designed in several different forms both with and without a direct connection to the creek to test the function and viability for future projects. Another innovative design element was use of buried environmentally green recycled concrete rip rap from the old mill site, donated by a project partner, used for slope stability.
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Tokina announces a new AT-X 116 PRO DXMonday January 30 2012
Tokina announces a new version of its wide-angle 11-16mm lens for APS-C cameras, featuring an aspherical element, an improved surface coating ,and an autofocus motor (AF-S equivalent) called SD-M (Silent Drive-Module).
Nikon D3100 and D5100 owners will be happy about this last addition because the previous version had to be be mounted on a motorized unit which isn't the case of these entry-level cameras.
In term of optical quality, this new model seems to be a very limited evolution of the Tokina AT-X 11-16mm PRO DX, so we expect this new model to be as good as its predecessor which we tested last week.
The Nikon version is announced for March 2012 for less than 900 euros, while the Canon version will follow in July.
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tokina 11-16mm on d800
I have just upgraded from d7000 to d800. Since it is DX Lense, do i loose a lot other than the vingenting happens at certain mm? Having spent $ on d800, if the quality of 11-16 on d800 is poor, i wouldnt mind spending extra bugs for upgrading the lense. Waiting for your valuable comments as usual.
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there is no need to worry too much about this awesome Tokina on full frame. I have the same combo and always use the 16mm end on D800, and it just works perfectly. You need to stop down for landscape though, but the center sharpness is still fantastic wide open! Since this is the only possibility an ultrawide that can take filter on Nikon FX and works well in low light, this is one of the lens that I bring whenever I travel, the other one is the Tokina Macro 100 2.8.


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HELPER - George Marinos, age 89, passed away April 1, 2003 in Price.
He was born July 27, 1913 in Grass Creek, to Gust and Sarah Craig Marinos. Married Yvonne Allred March 14, 1969.
Member of the LDS Church. Former employee in the coal industry in Carbon County for many years. Retired from North American Coal in Castle Gate. Retired member UMWA Local 1681.
He enjoyed the outdoors spending time camping and gardening. He especially like to hunt and fish.
Survived by wife, Yvonne Marinos; two sons and one daughter, Saralyn Montoya, Central City; Jack (Becky) Marinos, Helper; Tom (Laurel) Marinos, Price; two sisters, Jeanne (Bob) Berry, Denver, Colo.; Elsie Perrero, Helper; grandchildren, Denise, Chris, Ursula, Gus, Joey, Rosalyn, Laurie and Sharon; five great-grandchildren; nephews, Pete (Markay) Perrero, Tucson, Ariz.; Michael (Sue) Perrero, Salt Lake; and niece, Cindy Berry Lineen. Preceded in death by parents; and daughter, Georgette Hamilton.
Funeral service Friday, April 4, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Friday one hour prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell's Thursday and Friday prior to services. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
SALT LAKE CITY - Bernice Pulli Brown passed away April 1, 2003.
Bernice was born Sept. 22, 1928 in Minneapolis, Minn., to Peter and Louise Pulli, the fourth daughter of eight children.
Bernice was a 49-year member of Naomi Chapter 14, Order of Eastern Star in Price, and an evening chief operator for Mountain States Telephone in Price. She retired in December 1983 in Salt Lake City.
She was a loving companion and an avid golfer.
Survived by her husband, Richard; stepchildren, Cynthia J. (Calvin) Wagstaff, Sun Valley, Idaho; Douglas (Dana) Brown, Salt Lake City; Jeffery Brown, Salt Lake City; Arlee (Brent) Stoker, American Fork; Gareth Brown, St. George; Russell (Bonnie) Brown, Seattle, Wash.; Corwin (Melissa) Brown, Seattle, Wash.; Evelyn Gullickson, Hettinger, N.D.; Lorraine Bjornlie, San Juan Capastrano, Calif.; Ruth O'Neil Witten (Ken), Price; Marion Beacco Matson (Joseph), Salt Lake City; brothers, Daniel Pulli (Sherron), Huntington; James Pulli (Bonnie), Price; Robert Pulli Everett, Washington; nieces and nephews, Peggy and Paul Wilmonen, George Patrick and Patti O'Neil, Michael Bjornlie, Jeffrey Bjornlie and Timothy Bjornlie, David and Shelley, Beacon, Paul and Angela Pulli; special loving care givers, Lindsay and Kelsey Beacco, Wendy Wilomen; former husband, Perry Pierce; stepsons, David (Nancy) McClellan and Brent McClellan. Bernice was preceded in death by parents; and son, Clinton Brown.
Funeral services will be Saturday, April 5, 2 p.m., at Mountain View Memorial Mortuary, 3115 E. 7800 South, Murray. Friends and family may call Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Memorial Mortuary, 5850 S. 900 East, Murray, and one hour prior to services on Saturday.


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Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence and Franklin counties will receive $18.1 million in state homeland security grants to upgrade outdated emergency communications systems.
The grants, announced Tuesday by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, amount to $6 million each for Jefferson and Lewis counties, $2,679,690 for St. Lawrence County and $3,407,921 for Franklin County. The funding through the state Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services is intended to improve emergency communications with other counties.
Jefferson County Emergency Management Director Joseph D. Plummer said that the ability of first responders in different counties to talk to each other is currently nonexistent, and that a lot of work lies ahead to improve communications.
Our current system is from the early 1970s, he said. Were talking years, not months because we have to build towers, which involves land acquisition and the lengthy process involved with that, system development and implementation. Im hopeful it can be accomplished in three to four years.
Mr. Plummer said the project will probably amount to $20 million to $25 million. An engineer is reviewing the systems needs, he said.
Keith J. Zimmerman, interim emergency services director for St. Lawrence County, described as very limited the ability of emergency responders to communicate with neighboring counties.
Department to department is always a problem, he said. Some are using very high frequencies, some are using ultra high frequency channels, so it either requires specialized equipment to mix channels or having an assigned, fixed channel on a radio and some kind of mobile repeater.
Mr. Zimmerman said emergency situations that require communication with responders in neighboring counties do not happen all the time, but often enough to necessitate upgrades.
The closer you are to a shared boundary, the more often it happens that your closest responder is in a neighboring county, he said.
The $2.6 million grant will allow the county to hire a consultant to assess needs and lay the groundwork for emergency communications upgrades that have been a long time coming, he said.
At that point well have a better idea about the total cost, he said. Then well be able to do the things we need to obtain licensing and those types of things and have a delivery system to bridge those gaps across the northern part of the state.
Lewis County is a little further ahead of the other counties in improving communications with its neighbors, said Emergency Management Director James M. Martin, but the county is still far from having all the necessary upgrades in place.
In the northern zone, we are all trying to put things together and figure out how much we can afford, he said.
Mr. Martin said counties could partner with Central New York counties which are already part of a statewide interoperability system, but the cost could be too high.
The bigger we go, the more money it will cost, he said. He said the $6 million grant will help push upgrades along, but it will not pay for the whole project. He said part of the countys cost will also be to move its dispatch center out of the Lewis County jail, which will require building construction or renovation. Radio channel licensing, land acquisition for towers and tower construction will also factor into the total cost, he said.
Were going to have a good system when we get done, but its going to cost some dollars to get there, he said. Nobody throughout the years put much money into their radio systems. They were working fine and you could get by with what you had, but the equipment is all wearing out now. Everybody is looking at a major cost.
Jefferson County also will receive a separate grant for $81,781 to upgrade equipment for swift water rescue, Mr. Plummer said.
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Farne Island Rangers Carry Out 'Puffin Census'
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Making a New Year's resolution is one thing.
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It's that time of year again. Thanksgiving and the start of the busy holiday season are here. As you reflect on the past year as a survivor, whatever your experience has been, take time to recognize the strength that you have inside of you, the family members who have been by your side and the friends who did not let cancer get between you.
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I often hear from survivors who describe a feeling of intense emotion or increased appreciation for the little things that they never noticed before. It might be the smell of flowers, the taste of your favorite food (when your taste is back to normal after treatment), the physical beauty that surrounds you while you walk in nature, or the warm touch of a hand on yours.
While you plan to celebrate the holidays this year, think about the little things that mean so much to you. Maybe it's an important family tradition, giving to a local charity, or having family and friends around the table to share a meal together. Give thanks and then give back to others in a way that makes you happy.
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thanks for your mails. they have been really helpful ever since i was diagnosed with leomyosarcoma of the ivc. after a successful surgery three years ago ,my cancer metastized into my liver and bone marrow.after 24 cycles of chemotherapy, i'm now on oral medicine called votrient.i cannot tell you how supportive my family has been all these years,specially my husband who has been with me thru out. and has taken such good care of me. i think i'm truly blessed to have a husband and family like mine.
i wanted to give him a surprise birthday party for his 75th birthday on november the 7th, but he got wind of it and the whole idea just fizzled out. but now we have invited about a hundred of our close friends next month to thank them for the support and love and affection they gave us during our trying times. i don't know when you celebrate thanksgiving since we live in india and this concept is not so popular over hear. but i would like to tell you that every day is "thanks giving" for me. thanks to my surgeons, my oncologist, our family and friends, my household help in whose eyes i always see concern for me and of course to the mayo clinic mails, all of these have helped me to be on the go. thank you ever so much.
Have just finished reading all the comments of all the cancer survivors. Here in Aussie we don't have a thanksgiving day like you do, but in my Church we do in September, and I am a very very thankful to God who has been very good to me with a belated Blessing on the 12th November 2014 that I am now cured after a nearly five and three quarter year battle with breast cancer. My lumpectomy with four axial lymph glands removed for DCIS cancer which went from category 2 to category 3 in two weeks and was estrogen and hep2 positive, this latter was a particular concern as I had had an Acoustic Neuroma, (a non cancerous tumour on the 8th cranial nerve), in 1988, as the side effect of the hep2 positive was a possible brain tumour. I lived 322kms from the city where I had treatment and and have driven myself with the help of Prayers of myself, family, friends and our wonderful Lord, approx 70,000 Kilometers from April 2009 until November 2014 for chemotherapy,radiation and hercepton treatment.It has been a challenge many times, though also a huge Blessing as I have met so many amazing people! I hope all who are just starting this cancer journey who read all the comments here can one day also add that the light at the end of that tunnel that can at times seem so long and dark is the Light of Jesus and his Angels in the form of all who you meet, and that it will also give you the needed courage to keep believing that you will also survive to have many happy years with family and friends and also be a similar inspiration to all like the others who have survived this journey! May God Bless and take care of all of you who are still on, or have now very thankfully finished the journey!
I have much to be thankful for this year, I'm a ten year survivor of Metastatic Papilary Thyroid Cancer, was clean for seven years and it returned, my case was referred th UCLA, and I was told the New cancer was non operable, to small to go after I would lose my voice box have damage to my vocal cords and the nerve, and radiation wasn't an option, so I turned it over to God, this October I went in for annual testing and was told, there is no evidence of Disease the new cancer was dead,and all my blood work is back to normal, I can only attribute this to God, I'm cancer free at this time and was blessed with a new Great Grandson, and today I celebrated my 61st birthday, I've been blessed, so my Thanksgiving wish is for all of you to be touched by God,and be healthy and here to celebrate Thanksgiving again next year.
Ten years ago, when I was first diagnosed I asked if I would die,my answer was a straight I don't know,my cancer it was decided was at least twenty years old had traveled to my lymph nodes and to the base of my brain.
Im so thankful that I had a great team of Dr's, friends and family
I am also thankful for my husband who held my hand through it all including the two emergency hospital stays as a result of side effects from the radiation.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone, we are all blessed that we're all still here.
One year ago, the day before Thanksgiving, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I had a lumpectomy in December and then followed with radiation.. Three months later I found a lump in my other breast and it was determined to be early stages of DCIS. I elected to have a bilateral mastectomy and was told I am cancer free. I have so much to be thankful for when I look around at others and see how they are suffering.
I lost my left arm 5 yrs. ago due to cancer. I'm thankful for my journey.I would rather have my arm back but I have a testament. So I wouldn't trade my journey.
One year ago this Thanksgiving I was just out of the hospital after my fourth week of in-patient chemotherapy. June, 2013 was when I received a diagnosis of stage 4 synovial sarcoma. Surgery to remove my right femur (emergency) and part of my left lung left me feeling very poorly last Thanksgiving. Hardly able to keep down chicken noodle soup and unable to visit with family because of low immunity. This year I am able to walk with a cane and with the assistance of my wonderful husband we are preparing Thanksgiving dinner. Wow! Do I have a lot to be thankful for! My faith has only strengthened and my circle of friends is so much larger than I thought! All Mayo employees were so wonderful through chemo, surgery, and radiation. Kudos to the door attendants through the surgeons!
On November 2011 I was diagnosed with Invasive Breast Cancer Stage 2. I underwent lumpectomy surgery followed by chemo and then radiation. After I finished I was given results on my Aqua Test which revealed I have a 95% chance for a recurrence. I began a 1 year treatment of Herceptin and finished Oct. 2013. As weird as it may sound, I thank God for this horrific trial of having cancer. My life has made an 180 turn for the best. I appreciate life and thank God each morning for walking this journey with me and carry me in his arms when I felt I could no more. Along with other survivors, we created a support group in which we meet once a month. I bring awareness to our community at schools and at any church that will open their doors to bring awareness. I celebrate LIFE, love much & laugh more. God takes care of all who stay close to Him - Psalm 31:23
Last year at Thanksgiving I hadn't been diagnosed with breast cancer yet. At work we write on a board what we are thankfull for and I said good health as one of my top things. Thanks to an excellent surgeon and early detection I am considered cancer free less than a year later. Being thankful for good health takes on a whole new meaning for me now. I don't take it for granted as I had before. At 54 I take one pill a day and I am thankful for that! Hugs to everyone that is a special member of my cancer survivor family!!
I want to give thanks for being cancer free for another Holiday season!!! Thank you to my surgeons, medical team, oncology team for getting me healthy and getting rid of that intruder cancer! Thank you to my family and friends for being by my side all the way...Also, a big thank you to ME! I did it!! I am strong and I kicked cancer's butt!!! Thank you God for giving me an appreciation of the little things in life and to take the time to see all that is around me. Love Life!
Thank you God, the almighty, for giving me the strength to endure the treatment and emerge from it as an ovarian cancer survivor.
Thanks to my husband and twelve year old son for being me with me and being my pillars of strength in this ordeal.
Thanks to all my wonderful friends and relatives too !
Every single day is a gift from God and a blessing.
A special mention to my wonderful doctors too!
A friend of mine had lung cance and everything was doing great, she got through the Chemo and Radiation fine. now they want
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Everyone, thanks for your incredible strength and support for each other. You are all so amazing in my eyes. I appreciate your kind words also extended to me...it means so much to me. I am thankful for this role in my career, it is an unexpected blessing for me.
four yrs. ago I was diagnosed with CLL-LYMPHOMA-PROLYMPHOTIC LEUKEMIA(no cure for this one). Was told I had 6 mos. to live. I refused treatment, and put this illness in GOD'S hands. Eleven mos. ago I was diagnosed with lung cancer. Refused treatment. I thank God each day for all my blessing, large and small. I would like to wish everyone of you a blessed Holiday Season & life.This is for each & everyone of you who are giving 100% to fight this terrible disease.
If God had a refrigerator, your picture would be on it. If HE had a wallet, your picture would be in it. HE sends you flowers every spring and sunrise every morning. Whenever you want to talk, HE listens. HE could live anywhere in the universe, and HE chose your heart. What about that Christmas gift HE sent to you in Bethlehem; not to mention that Friday at. Calvary. Face it, He's crazy about you. I thought this was very special, just like you. GOD BLESS YOU ALL. I send up prayers every day for all of you, because you are so special.
I am very thankful for being disease free 3 years after my Colon cancer was found. I am thankful for the excellent and caring physicians, nurses and receptionists at Mayo Rochester.
I am thankful for everyday I now live and try to embrace each day and do things to make the world a better place. I am aware that I often have taken much for granted and try to be mindful of the fullness of life. Luckily I am a nurse and have the opportunity to help others just as I have been helped.
Thank you to Sheryl and all of you who share your lives and thoughts as well.
I was diagnosed w/superficial bladder cancer 2 years ago. This holidays I am going to take short trip on San Juan bay (Puerto Rico.USA) aboard the famous HMS BOUNTY, of the famous mutiny about 200 hundres years ago. She will be docking at our beatiful island which you should visit some day.
I was told I had breast cancer June 2010. I was completely caught off guard. After a segmental mastectomy, taking only one lymph node and radiation I am cancer free. I will turn 60 on Thanksgiving and I thank God and my church family everyday. I continued to teach kindergarten through my treatments as this was my way of dealing with my diagnosis. I had a lot of support from coworkers and there concern and prayers for me helped more that I can ever express. I am thankful this year for my good health and for the most wonderful family anyone has ever had.
My thanks is to the wonderful people in Rochester Minnesota! Ten years ago after having surgery on my leg for Stage 4 melanoma tumors,I was in the hospital over Thanksgiving. The staff so was so kind having to work the Holiday how could I complain about being there too. After I came home my family made a big Thanksgiving dinner for me and after the hospital dinner it tasted so good. Thanks to the Dr.s,nurses and all the other staff from the shuttle bus drivers to the surgeons I'm still able to fix my own Thanksgiving dinner at home. Thank you again this Thanksgiving for making me a 10 year cancer survivor next week.
I'm going through Chemo now after bilateral mastectomy. My friends and family are the only reason I'm getting through this. As I usually do the Thanksgiving cooking our family has decided to celebrate at The Sheridan this year which is fine with me, we'll dress up and all be together that's what counts.
I survived breast cancer -- bilateral mastectomy in 1988 when I was 40. Now I'm on chemo for after brain surgery for glioblastoma multiforme; I was told I had 1-3 years and we celebrated the 5 year mark last month. We thank God every day.
Live thankfully, life joyfully, live NOW.
I am happy to be live after my Kidney Cancer. I lost half of my left kidney. Thank you God for everything.
I was diagnosis with Stage 4 Follicular Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma almost three years ago. I had eight sessions of CVP and 5 sessions of Rituxan and I have now just finished my two years of Rituxan Maintenance program. I never thought that having Cancer could result in a renewed feeling of life, as well as my religion. I have learned to each day and not to look too far into the future. Yes, I have stopped to smell the roses and appreciate my family and all the new Cancer friends that I have made these past few years. I have learned to approach life's difficult situations with a more positive attitude. This does wonders for any anxiety or nervousness that you have during and after your treatment. I try to reach out to all I meet undergoing a health crisis and offer them as much positive feedback, as I can.
This month last year I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer at the age of 42. I am greatful for everyday I have, this year I believe the holidays will be very emotional as I am still trying to come to terms of having "Cancer" and being a "Survivor". They have told me that I am cancer free but to me it really needs to be longer before they can tell me I am cancer free. Needless to say I am excited about Thanksgiving and Christmas also as I do get to celebrate with my family and enjoy their company. I also have a very special Nurse that I will be visiting with some goodies as when I was in the hospital she really was good to me and she cried when I left. I want her to know it was a difficult journey but she sure made it a special journey. Thank you to Beth.
The topic caught me a little off-guard, so to speak, as my compatriots and I celebrate our official Thanksgiving holiday in October. You have reminded me that as a survivor, every day is Thanksgiving for me. I don't need a designated day to be grateful for my life.
This particular day is a tad hard as it would have been my mother's birthday. She died from metastatic breast cancer almost 39 years ago when I was 21. Yet I am grateful for the example, the exceptional strength and dignity with which she faced all of life's trials including the final.
Thank you, Sheryl, for the thought and effort you put into this blog.
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As you exit the Pulkovo-2 terminal you will see a bus stop near the Arrival hall. You can either take bus N13 or one of the minibuses: N3, N13, or N113. They all go to Moskovskaya metro station.
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Have you ever wondered what your favorite Fire players are like off the pitch? Well, we aim to please here at Always on the Inside. Each week we are going to sit down with a different player to get answers to those pesky Burning Questions.
In this edition we sat down with forward Chris Rolfe. After returning to the Fire in April for his second stint with the Men in Red, Chris has made an immediate impact, scoring five goals and adding one assist in 13 games. An Ohio native, Chris was a standout at the University of Dayton before he was drafted in the third round of the 2005 MLS SuperDraft by the Fire. Chris took the time to answer our Burning Questions about armrest etiquette, the best bowl cut on the team and what he enjoys most about Chicago.
Always on the Inside: What is the origin of your goal celebration?
Chris Rolfe: I'm from Dayton, Ohio. The Wright Brothers are from Dayton; first in flight and all, so I'm representing the hometown.
AOTI: Best part about being back in Chicago?
CR: The summer. The summer is great, with the beaches and all of the other things to do.
AOTI: The team had a rare weekend off. What'd you do?
CR: I went back to Ohio to see my family. I also caught the Dayton vs. Ohio State soccer game, which they won 3-2.
AOTI: What was the last movie you watched in theaters? When you're in a theater, which armrests are yours?
CR: It was "Dark Knight Rises" at the IMAX. We didn't go on opening day, we waited until we could get into the IMAX. If I'm sitting in the middle of Corben [Bone] and Steven [Kinney] than both armrests are mine. If I'm sitting by a stranger, I'm pretty good at sitting with my arms crossed. I'm kind of a smaller gentleman, so I can manage without using the armrests. I'll let my friend use it; I want them to be comfortable.
AOTI: If you could live in one TV show, which one would it be?
CR: "Friday Night Lights." I don't know who I'd be but Matt Saracen is a great guy, taking care of his grandma like that. Landry's a good guy too. Would I be in Coach Taylor's family? I don't think so but he's a good coach.
AOTI: You have previously stated, "I'm just a kid." Do you use this excuse often and who had a better bowl cut as a kid, yourself or Hunter Jumper?
CR: I'm sure I've said it before when I was younger. That's my way to get out of situations that I get myself into. And I had the better bowl cut; mine for sure. Look how sharp mine is. It so straight. My hair is straighter than his, and I've got a nicer face.
AOTI: What is the last book you read in its entirety?
CR: "Wild at Heart," by John Eldridge. It's more of a spiritual book, talking about society and the need for real men in society. I've read it like four times.
AOTI: You're a country music fan. Who is your favorite country artist and what's the best concert you've ever seen?
CR: Right now it's Jason Aldean. I've lived a great life; I've gone to a lot of great concerts. I'm going to go old school and say Garth Brooks, with back to back concerts at the Staples Center.
AOTI: Do you have any bad habits that you just can't break?
CR: I tend to still chew on my nails once in a while. That's about it.
In this edition we sat down with midfielder Michael Videira. A Milford, Mass. native, Michael was a three-time MAC Hermann trophy semifinalist and helped the Duke Blue Devils reach the College Cup in his freshman year. Michael took the time to dispel the rumor that he is an expert sailor and answer our Burning Questions about the difference between Bostonians and Chicagoans, his favorite movies and what bugs him the most.
AOTI: Your bio lists one of your interests as boating. What is your favorite type of boating and what's the best part about being on the water?
MV: Where did that come from? I guess sailing. I've only gone a couple of times. During pre-season Kwame [Watson-Siriboe] said that I was interested in boating because I had just gotten back from a trip to the British Virgin Islands. It must've been Kwame. I lived on a boat for like 10 days so I learned how to sail. I like boating; everyone likes going on a boat. I still get seasickness, which is really unfortunate for liking to go on boats all the time.
AOTI: What are your top three favorite movies?
MV: It varies every week. I usually like comedies anyways, so it's usually just the next comedy that's coming out. I'm really excited to see "The Campaign." I haven't seen that one yet. I'm also a fan of dry humor, I like some Wes Anderson films. I've yet to see "Moonrise Kingdom," but I heard it's pretty good, which is something else I'd like to see. Those'll probably be my two favorites as soon as I see them.
I like Wes Anderson films; I think they're hilarious, and I think Bill Murray is one of the funniest actors or comedians there are. "Caddyshack" won me over; it's up there for sure.
AOTI: You were drafted by the New England Revolution in 2008 but elected to go abroad and play for Hamilton Academical of the Scottish Premier League. What was the most unexpected thing about living in Scotland?
MV: I know people complain about the weather in the UK in general but it was ridiculous. It started raining in August and pretty much didn't stop until spring. It was cold and rainy everyday but it was expected. People say London has bad weather but they have no idea until they go up to Glasgow. At the same time, people make the best of it. To be honest, they have such great attitudes, everyone there is nice and friendly. Which is nice; I guess you have to make up for it one way or another. And they usually drink a lot more probably because of it.
AOTI: You hail from Milford, Mass. What's the biggest difference between Bostonians and Chicagoans?
MV: I guess Chicagoans, when they first meet a complete stranger, they're still polite and nice to you where as in Boston, people kind of mind their own. So even here, if you're meeting a group of friends out patio somewhere, they're all really friendly where as Boston people keep to themselves. And of course the East Coast stigma is that everyone is pretty mean out there supposedly. I actually have to agree with that now that I moved to Chicago. I've noticed that when I go home people aren't as nice; aren't as friendly.
AOTI: What's your biggest pet peeve?
MV: I have a couple. I don't like leaving lights on. That's a big one. I don't like when people leave the lights on. And I don't like pink sporting hats. A pink Red Sox hat is my biggest pet peeve of all time. Just different colored sporting hats for a certain team; I just think they should just be the colors represented.
AOTI: Three things you'd need on a deserted island?
MV: I would bring my iPod with probably a lot of Motown and country music. I'd definitely have to bring some sort of soccer ball or basketball, but if I'm by myself, I'd need one with a paddle or one that you could flip it into the cup, something to entertain myself. And probably just a catalog of movies. I'd just bring "Castaway" and base my life off of what Tom Hanks did in that movie. He made it out.
Check out previous "Burning Questions" segments below...
Burning Questions with Jay Nolly
Burning Questions with Hunter Jumper
Have you ever wondered what your favorite Fire players are like off the pitch? Well, we aim to please here at Always on the Inside. Each week we are going to sit down with a different player to get answers to those pesky Burning Questions.
In this edition we sat down with the easygoing Jay Nolly. A Littleton, Colo. native with a great head of hair, Jay had an incredible four-year goalkeeping career with the storied Indiana University soccer program, where he led the Hoosiers to back-to-back NCAA Division I National Championships in 2003 and 2004. Jay took some time to answer our Burning Questions about playing for legendary coach Jerry Yeagley, his love for the outdoors and why "Superman" just might be an appropriate nickname for the laid-back 'keeper.
Always on the Inside: You've been living in Chicago for almost a year now. How are you liking it? Do you have a spot that you frequent enough to have a standing order?
Jay Nolly: My spot is actually Starbucks in the morning. There's a little shop next to where I live. Me and my wife know all the girls that work there; we talk to them all the time. I usually have a 35 minute drive with traffic in the morning, so it's nice to have a cup of coffee on the way. They see me walk in the door and they have it ready. I'm simple; I just get a tall, mild coffee with cream. The just know. They're like, "Same thing? Tall?" And I'll just say, "Yup."
There's a another place we go to once in a while; it's called DMK, the burger bar. Whenever we go there I'll have an Allagash White, so they'll just ask, "Another Allagash?"
AOTI: You're one of the few guys on the team that does not reside in the city. What's the best part about living out in the 'burbs?
JN: It's easier for me and my wife. We both grew up in the suburbs. Neither of us have ever really lived in a big city; even in Vancouver we lived in the suburbs. You know, just having grocery stores and restaurants around, there's less traffic, better parking, it was just less stress for us. We're pretty easy going people.
AOTI: Do you have any pets?
JN: We have a dog, a Yorkshire Terrier named Hercules.
AOTI: You have been described as an avid fly fisherman. Have you found any good fishing holes in Illinois?
JN: I've been fishing a little bit; it's back to my Midwest roots which is Bass fishing. I was on the IU Bass Fishing Team. I've gotten to Bass fish a little bit more. I've set up some things to meet friends once the salmon start running in the river to go fly fishing in Michigan City or down lower.
AOTI: Best fishing movie?
JN: It's got to be "A River Runs Through It." Great actors, great place.
AOTI: Do you like other outdoor sports or activities in addition to fishing?
JN: Pretty much everything outdoors, I love. When I was younger we did a lot of camping, white water rafting, canoeing. I have my own one-man pontoon boat that me and a couple buddies have taken fly fishing out on the river. But I pretty much just love the outdoors. I grew up with two older brothers and we were pretty much in the mountains all the time.
AOTI: What was it like winning back-to-back national championships with Indiana University?
JN: It's unreal. That's just one of those things, you're playing for a school, you're in college. I was younger but the history that the school has to keep that tradition going, especially cause it was Jerry Yeagley's last year and then it was Mike Freitag's first year my last two year. It was sending Coach Yeagley out on a great note because he's probably the iconic figure for college soccer. It's something that I feel is so fresh even though it was eight, nine years ago.
AOTI: What was it like to play for Jerry Yeagley?
JN: It's unreal. He respects every player and all he really asks of you is to give an honest effort. He doesn't like people to cut corners. I think that's why the school has done so well over the years is that they just get honest players that work hard.
I'd play for Yeagley over and over again. It's just the person that he is; he still calls his players. I got a call from him last week and I've been out of college for nine years. He still reaches out to players; that level of respect that he has for people that he's coached is just unreal.
AOTI: There are currently five people in the front office who also went to IU, so we have a few Hoosier-themed questions for you. First off, which pizza place do you prefer: Mother Bear's, Mad Mushroom or Avers?
JN: Can I say Pizza Express? The Big Ten. It was a large pizza, ten breadsticks and two Cokes; that was the go to. It was $10 or $11. That was the best when you got cheese and ranch dipping sauces. That was the go to for us, we only did Pizza Express.
The soccer team was kind of sponsored by it but the cups were the best cups to have; they had IU Soccer on them. If you put ice and anything in them, they were just the best cups. We had like 35 of them at our house. I don't know what it was about the cups, it was just one of those things.
AOTI: Best Bloomington bar: Killroy's-Sports or Nick's?
JN: That one's tough because I knew some of the guys that worked at Nick's and I have a jersey that's hanging up in Nick's. That's the classic place. For happy hour and a college lifestyle it was Killroy's. But now if I were to go back, it'd be Nick's for sure.
AOTI: Favorite Indiana movie: "Hoosiers" or "Breaking Away"?
JN: "Breaking Away." One, because I've jumped off those same quarries that they went to. And Little 500 is just awesome. "Hoosiers" is such a classic but I would say "Breaking Away."
AOTI: Switching gears now, while you were in Vancouver you saved a young pitch invader. First, how does it feel to be a hero and second, how often do you deter pitch invaders?
JN: I've had people run across the field before but that was the first time that someone was actually close. It was just a little kid and he was running out and laughing. I think he got away from his brother or something, and just started running onto the field. Luckily the ball was on the other half. The only thing I thought about was to get him off real quick, so I picked him up and turned around but no one was there to hand him to, so I had to run over to the side. Luckily the ball never came down to our end but they kept on playing; nobody stopped the game. So it feels good to feel like a hero, to save a life.
AOTI: Who would you consider your celebrity doppelganger? We want to get your thoughts first because we have someone in mind.
JN: When I was younger, people thought I looked like Heath Ledger from "10 Things I Hate About You" because of my nose and smile or something.
AOTI: We think Dean Cain.
JN: I've heard that. And also the other guy that played Superman later. Brandon Roth. In Vancouver the weight trainers called me Superman; they said I looked like him but only when he was Superman. I don't know, usually when I show up to training I have my hair done and I look presentable, so they would just always call me Superman, cause that's just what I look like, I guess.
Follow "Superman" on twitter: @jaynolly
Have you ever wondered what your favorite Fire players are like off the pitch? Well, we aim to please here at Always on the Inside. Each week we are going to sit down with a different player to get answers to those pesky Burning Questions.
It seemed appropriate to focus the first installment on a rookie, so we sat down with defender Hunter Jumper. A native of Plano, Texas, Hunter was selected 28th overall in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft out of the University of Virginia. Hunter was kind enough to answer our Burning Questions regarding talking trash, which Olympic sport he would take on, his celebrity crush and how to get the ladies, Hunter Jumper style.
Always on the Inside: We just endured a brutally hot July. How is your farmer's tan coming along?
Hunter Jumper: It's actually quite absurd because we've been training in sleeveless shirts. If I wear a tank top or anything else, I still have a white spot on my chest. My arms are super tan and my body is just pale, Alaskan white, so it's quite the farmer's tan.
AOTI: The UVA Men's Soccer schedule was recently released. Your Cavaliers face six teams for which some of your current teammates featured (Georgetown, Duke, UNC, VCU, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech). Are you planning on talking trash?
HJ: I'm not a big trash talker but I've been getting into it with Gargs quite a bit because our season opener is against Georgetown. It's definitely going to be a fun season and it'll definitely be fun to give the ACC guys a lot of trash because I think we have a really good team this year, so I probably will talk a good amount of trash.
AOTI: What word or phrase do you use way too often?
HJ: I say "no chance" a lot. If something happens or someone asks me a question, I'll say, "No chance!" Other than that I say "y'all" religiously.
AOTI: For which Olympic sport (besides soccer) do you think you would be a medal contender?
HJ: I've always been a good ping pong player until I played Pat, so that put me in my place and was a humbling experience. I'm not a big swimmer. Maybe I'd compete in some sort of equestrian event. I could own a horse like Mitt Romney and have a horse dance around.
AOTI: Current celebrity crush?
HJ: For body I'll go with Jessica Biel. I just watched the movie "Dark Knight Rises" and I just fell in love with Anne Hathaway. I think it was the role she played; she was awesome. Probably her because I live my life, about thirty percent of who I am is the last movie I saw.
AOTI: The team recently had two days off. How do you like to spend your free time?
HJ: I like to catch up on sleep because we have to wake up pretty early every day. On Tuesday me, Sean [Johnson], Austin [Berry], [Dan] Gargan and Orr [Barouch] all went and did hot yoga. It was my first experience with hot yoga. There were mirrors so that everybody could see everybody and I was shocked by how athletic these people were. We walked in and they were doing handstands and like one-armed stuff and I thought, 'What did we get into?'
We found out that we ended up in an advanced level class and were only supposed to do beginner's stretching. We got into the wrong class and it was the hardest thing ever. I fell like three times. But I'd absolutely do it again. We get a free month, so why not?
AOTI: There are a number of bro-mances on the team. Who is your best bud and what is your favorite thing to do together?
HJ: I get along really well with most of the guys so I can't single anyone out. Obviously I'm with my roommates Austin and Tony [Walls] (right) a lot so most of the time we just go and watch movies and stuff together.
AOTI: You are Texan, born and bred. Have you had a chance to check out any of the barbeque places in Chicago and how do they compare?
HJ: I haven't had any barbeque here and I don't really want to try it. My expectations are so high I'll just let it be.
AOTI: You're at a discotheque celebrating a Fire victory. Are you more likely to be in the middle of the dance floor or off to the side, surveying the scene?
HJ: It just depends. If I take my ADD medicine I'll be more alert and I'll probably be in the middle but if I don't I'll probably be on the outside. It just depends on what kind of day and how much energy I have.
AOTI: What's your patented lady killer move?
HJ: I let girls talk most of the time. It's pretty easy because most girls have tons of things to say. You can't hear that well so most of the time I just nod and smile.
AOTI: What's the theme song for the "Hunter Jumper: Rookie Year" reality show?
HJ: I'm a big fan of Avicii so probably "Blessed" by Avicii.
AOTI: What is the best part about being a Fire rookie?
HJ: Carrying stuff, getting picked on, literally everything that you can imagine a rookie has to go to through, we have to do.
Find out more Lady Killer moves from Hunter by following him on Twitter @HunterJumper_.


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Posted on February 12, 200817/7/02: Killswitch Engage played their first ever show with new vocalist 'the' Howard Jones this past weekend at Hellfest. Initial report from Amy, from our US radio dept, tells, "Howard has fantastic stage presence and can sing and scream like a muther effer." If you are int the USA, check it out for yourself. Killswitch Engage, with 'the' Howard Jones, joins the Kittie tour come July 23rd. In fact, REVOLVER Magazine presents three new dates on this tour. They are: Aug 2 - Colorado Springs, Co - Colorado Music Hall, 3 - Fort Collins, CO - Starlight, 6 - Boise, ID - The Big Easy. Note: All Ages - Kittie headlines, Poison the Well is direct support, Shadows Fall and Hotwire also appear. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE will play second on the bill.
10/7/02: As we mentioned earlier, Killswitch Engage has found themselves a new voice. Howard Jones, vocalist of Connecticut-area group, Blood Has Been Shed, will be handling vocal duties for Killswitch Engage on a permanent basis. "We're very, very excited about having Howard in the band," states bassist Mike D'Antonio. "Things have happened very quickly, but have really worked out for the best." Jones' addition to the band represents a huge step forward for the band. "I had heard that things were up in the air with Jesse so after a lot of tossing and turning at night I gave the guys a call," says Howard. "It really clicked with the other guys and it was apparent right away how well this could work out. I can't wait to put my own stamp on this band. I'm amped." "We picked a singer that will enable us to grow as a band. That was the most important thing to us," states guitarist Joel Stroetzel.
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