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bigjoe11a wrote:Ok, what your takking about is a image gallery. A image gallery shows images and descriptions of the images from a mysql database. As for your slide show, That you would have to use some thing like Jquery or some thing in general that will let you do this. Or you could just let the page do it for you. When the page loads. a new image is displayed. or
If your wanted more then that. Like an image to to display for like 10 sec's and then another image to display. I can help you with this.
Your looking at a lot of coding for what your trying to do. So I think your will have to deside on just what your wanting to do.
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that should do what youre wanting.
bigjoe11a wrote:Well like I said. That will require some coding. How ever if you wanted an idea on how to do it. Then I would go to http://www.youtube.com and then do a search for phpclass. He has lots of video tutorials and this all so includes a way to upload images and then display them . It would be easy for you to do then for us to take out that a mount of time to code you a complete image gallery.
bigjoe11a wrote:Well like I said. That video tutorial will show you how to do all that. It will show you the images and a description from my mysql database. Let me know if you find the right one.
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function findexts ($filename)
$filename = strtolower($filename) ;
$exts = split("[/\\.]", $filename) ;
$n = count($exts)-1;
$exts = $exts[$n];
return $exts;
//This gets all the other information from the form
// Connects to your Database
mysql_connect("localhost", "username", "password") or die(mysql_error()) ;
mysql_select_db("database") or die(mysql_error()) ;
//Writes the information to the database
mysql_query("INSERT INTO `employees` VALUES ('$vehichle', '$contact', '$uploaded')") ;
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$ext = findexts ($_FILES['uploaded']['name']) ;
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$ran = rand () ;
//This takes the random number (or timestamp) you generated and adds a . on the end, so it is ready of the file extension to be appended.
$ran2 = $ran.".";
//This assigns the subdirectory you want to save into... make sure it exists!
$target = "images22/";
//This combines the directory, the random file name, and the extension
$target = $target . $ran2.$ext;
if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES['uploaded']['tmp_name'], $target))
echo "The file has been uploaded as ".$ran2.$ext;
echo "Sorry, there was a problem uploading your file.";
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echo '<img src="'.$image_path.'/'.$row['rimage'].'">';
echo 'File Name : '.$row['filename'];
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World War II Memoirs
Houston, Texas
WORLD WAR II MEMOIRS by Clair J. Clark
B-25 Pilot with 310th BG & the 340th BG 486th BS
I enlisted and was sworn in as a Buck Private in the Army Air Corps on July 2,
1940. On July 4th, amid vast fireworks, our train pulled into San Antonio. A bus picked
up those of us who were scheduled to go to Randolph Field. I went through two weeks of
recruit drill where I got sunburned pretty badly. I started training as an airplane
mechanic on BT-14s. I became a crew chief and a 3rd class specialist, which meant a pay
raise form $21 to $24 a month. After ten months, several of us were selected to open
Ellington Field in Houston, Texas. I switched from an engine mechanic to a radio
technician and was soon promoted to a 2nd class specialist with another $3 raise, to
$27 a month. I became involved in drilling recruits for a couple of months and became a
PFC 2nd class specialist. In September 1941, the Air Corps said anyone with a high
school education who could pass the physical exam could go to flying school and
graduate as a staff sergeant pilot.
I signed up then and there, but it took a while for them to call the men who qualified. Meanwhile, I became a PFC 1st class specialist. In January of 1942, there were several of us who were sent to what was then called "Kelly on the Hill" which later became Lackland Air Base. We went through ground school training and physical training. I received my buck sgt. rating soon after arriving at Lackland. From there we went to Stamford, Texas for primary training in PT-19s. The first three or four times I flew with my instructor, I got sick. My instructor then switched me to the front seat and I did okay. When we started practicing spins, my instructor asked me if I had one short leg. I said, "Maybe," and he asked me to walk to him, standing straight. He put his hands on my hips and said, "I thought so." I had broken my right leg in 1926 and the doctor had used an apple box for splints on my leg. I didn?t know until 1939 (when I bought my first suit for graduation) that my right leg was one inch longer than my left. My instructor, Mr. Kent, said, "I?m going to see that you become a pilot." He switched all of his students--four in number--to the front seat of the PT-19. We were the only ones in 42-H to go through primary in the front seat. My girlfriend came to her aunt?s house in Abilene and I drove my old 1936 Studebaker down there to see her. I gave her an engagement ring that night in the back seat and asked her, "Will you?" and she said, "Yes." We can always remember the day because Doolittle raided Toyko on April 18, 1942.
From Stamford, we went to Brady for basic training in BT-13s and BT-15s and then on to Kelly Field for advanced training in AT-6s. I graduated on September 6, 1942. My stepmother and dad from Holden, Missouri, my sister from Eugene, Oregon, my kid brother from Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, and my future mother and father in-law came to my graduation. My orders had not come in as to where I was to go from there. My girlfriend, my sister and my brother stayed in San Antonio and the others went to Houston to my future in-laws? house. By Tuesday afternoon, I had not yet received my orders, so we headed for Houston. My wife and I were married at 11:35 that night at Christ Church Cathedral, September 8. We went back to my in-laws? house and the men, including me, slept on the living room floor; the women slept in other rooms. At 5 a.m., we arose and my parents took me back to San Antonio to await my orders. On Friday, I got my orders and hitchhiked to Houston where my bride and I boarded a train for Salt Lake City, Utah. There we got a hotel room and spent eight days; in the daytime, I reported to the base. The first night there, the guards wouldn?t let me off base because they said a staff sgt. wasn?t supposed to be wearing wings. Some of us went to the base commander and he let everyone know we were pilots.
From there, we went to Blythe, California, where we learned to fly the A-20. We trained there unil November and then the whole group moved to Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma. We flew the A-20s while my wife and two other wives rode a train to Oklahoma City. After getting to Oklahoma, I checked out in the B-25 and started giving new (flying school) arrivals training in a plane with a co-pilot and tricycle landing gear. In early January, all of the sgt. pilots were promoted to a newly created rank of flight officer. The title of sgt. pilots didn?t work, as we couldn?t associate with the officers because we were enlisted men, nor could we associate with our crew members because we were aircraft commanders. In mid-January, all of my classmates except one were sent overseas, flying A-20s to Africa. One other pilot and I were kept as 1nstructors in B-25s. In April, myself, four captains and one 1st Lieutenant were sent to Wright Field to test the A-20G when it first came out. I was there for 30 days and my wife went back to Houston. I wrote her to let her know when I would be back, so she came back to Oklahoma City. I had been back only one day when they gave several of us 48 hours notice to ship overseas. I helped my wife pack and sent her back to Houston. They put us on an airliner and flew us to Miami, Florida. After three days there, they sent us to Boca Raton, Florida and completely re-equipped us. We had sent most of our equipment from Will Rogers to Oran, North Africa. After being re-equipped, they sent us to a base at Newport, Virginia. We were there a few days and then loaded on the SS Mariposa to Casablanca, North Africa. In eight days, we arrived there, but only stayed a few days and were sent to Rabat, North Africa, which was a training base. They gave us a choice of which planes we would like to fly in combat. We had a choice of the B-26, B-25, B-24 or B-17. I picked the B-25 and after the second flight, my instructor said I was adept and would need no more training. Shortly thereafter, I was sent to the 310th Bomb Group on Cape Bon, north of Tunis. In November, 1943, a rainstorm washed us out of that base and we moved to a B- 17 base near Tunis. We flew only a few missions from there and the group was put on stand down and sent to Phillipville, North Africa. While there, they sent a few of us to a base near Alexandria, Egypt. We were to fly the B-25G against shipping in the Aegean Sea. We had a 75mm cannon in the nose plus four 20mm cannons and we were to carry torpedoes. After a very few missions--on which I did not fly--they called it off. The Germans started towing what we called "flak barges." They carried many 88mm cannons on these barges and in one mission of six B-25G?s, none made it back to land.
I was sent back to Phihipville, where I stayed only a few days. Several of us were then sent to Fogia, Italy, to the 340th Bomb Group. I had made 2nd Lieutenant with the 3 10th, so after a few missions with the 340th, I was promoted to 1st Lieutenant. We carried more bombs than I was used to with the 310th, as we were a tactical instead of a strategic group. Besides the bombs in the bomb bay, we carried four 500-lbs. bombs on each wing. On each mission, as we started from our air base, one or two planes flew as spares which filled in the flight if someone dropped out for some malfunction. My first mission with the 340th was as a spare. I was not told that if I didn?t fill in and came back to base, that I should drop my wing bombs at sea. As I made my approach and cut the power back, my plane started to drop almost straight down. I had to put on full power and was able to land without incident. That?s when I found out I should have dropped my wing bombs.
A short time after that, we were called to a briefing at 6:30 p.m., which was unusual. We found out we were to take off before dawn and be over our target at daybreak. We were the first group to bomb the Abbey of Monte Cassino, though several groups bombed it the same day. Not long after that, I was to fly a mission with only two other planes, each trailing each other by several miles, and each taking a slightly different route. The mission was to drop leaflets over the battle lines. After dropping the leaflets, I found my plane was very hard to control. I got back and made a bad landing, though no harm was done. After checking the plane, we found leaflets wedged in some of the control cables. I went to rest camp on the Isle of Capri on December 24, my birthday, and had a good time. When I got back to base, they were in the process of moving from Foggia to Vesuvius Airfield. It was a new field a short way from Mount Vesuvius.
On January 14, we flew a 24 plane mission on a bridge at Ponte Corvo, Italy, which was on the bomb line. As we were about to drop our bombs, I saw my right wingman go down in flames. A few seconds later, my leader was shot down; I had my navigator plot where they bailed out. There was not much time to do so because I was hit in my right eye, though I didn?t know it until I landed. My navigator was hit, and a piece of flak went through his flak jacket, wedging against his skin without drawing blood. My right engine caught fire; the extinguisher didn?t work, so I feathered the engine and dove to put out the flames. I was all alone when I headed back to base on one engine. It was really hazy and I couldn?t see much. I saw darkness ahead of me and realized it was Mt. Vesuvius. I banked sharply to the left, I was below 1500 feet and slowly losing altitude. I told my crew they could bail out and they asked, "What are you going to do, lieutenant?" I told them I was going to try and set it down if I could find a flat place to do so. They answered that they were going to stay with me. In about ten minutes, I spotted a landing strip to my left and realized it was the A-36 base. I immediately headed for it and tried to contact the tower. I had no luck nor did my radioman. I just kept heading for the landing strip. Suddenly, I felt the plane rock and saw an A-36 below and in front of me. In a few seconds, it happened again and then again. Three A-36s passed below me and went in to land. As the third one went under me very close, the tower spotted us and began shooting flares. The A-36 right ahead of me turned, saw my plane, and shifted to land on the far right side of the strip. I shifted to the left, but it was a little too far. As my wheels hit the ground, one wheel was off the strip. My right tire and nose tire were both flat and that pulled me onto the runway. I gunned the motor, kicked rudder and straightened up, cut the motor off and coasted to the end of the runway. We all piled out of the plane as a crew from the shop came out in a truck to check things out and carry us back to the shop. It was then that one of my crew said I had blood running out of my eye and down my chin. I guess with the stress of all that had happened, I didn?t even know it. The tower had called my base and it was just a short time until someone was there to take us back to our base. I was taken to Dr. Wathan?s office, where he removed a small piece of flak from my eye and the back of my neck. Fortunately, neither wound was serious, and two days later, I was back on another mission.
We continued flying missions until March, but then Mt. Vesuvius erupted, and no more missions were flown from Vesuvius Airfield. Most of our planes were damaged, with glass broken and fabric on rudders and ailerons more or less shredded. I still remember the noise of the eruption and getting out of bed in the room where five of us slept. I opened the door and saw flashes of light and heard things hitting the roof of our building. I saw a lump on the doorstep and started to pick it up. I nearly burned my hand, it was so hot. I got a shovel and picked it up and brought it inside; the other guys got up and we all examined the rock. We broke it apart and it was red hot inside. We were able to make it to the mess hall a little later for breakfast. We were informed that a truck would be by to pick us up and we would go to a hotel in Naples. The second night at the hotel, the Germans pulled a bombing raid. Several of us stepped outside the hotel to see what was going on. We saw a bomb hit a building across the street. We found out the next morning it was WAC quarters, but fortunately, they were off in a bomb shelter. After a couple of days, they moved us to Salerno, where the 12th Bomb Group had left for India. They had left a few planes and some of ours had been repaired, and in three days our group flew a mission with twelve planes. I did not fly any missions from Salerno as my feet had become infected with secondary athlete?s foot. After several days there, several of us were decorated with medals. I could barely get my shoes on to stand in the line. I got the Air Medal, the Purple Heart and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
After a few more missions by the group, they moved us to Corsica. I couldn?t fly yet, so I went by British LST.
Soon after our arrival in Corsica, we began getting new planes and crews from the U.S. The new planes were B-25Js; we had been flying Cs and Ds. We were living in tents and had been eating c-rations for a few days. We all dug trenches near our tents in case of a German air raid. I started flying some, but not on bombing missions. I would fly to Naples to pick up our mail and practice bombs. I did that for a couple of weeks and on May 3, 1944, a couple of officers came to my tent and asked me if I would like to go home.
Naturally, I said, "Yes, indeed," and asked them when that would be. They answered, "Tomorrow morning, we will send six crews who have over fifty missions to the 3 10th Bomb Group to pick up six B-25Gs and fly them to Rome, New York." So six crews of six men each went to the 310th Bomb Group, picked up six B-25Gs, and flew to Tunis, North Africa. There they removed our armor plating from the cockpits and installed bomb bay fuel tanks. We flew to Roberts Field, Liberia the next day, by way of Casablanca. We stayed there for a couple of days because we had a six man crew and only five-man life rafts. They called the base at Accra?and had them send us the necessary life rafts. Early in the morning, we took off for Ascension Island We were all flying below 1000 feet as there were heavy clouds above us. We were not flying in any kind of formation and I was several hundred yards behind the rest. All of a sudden, my oil pressure dropped to almost zero on my right engine and I had to feather the propeller very quickly. Of course, I soon lost sight of the other five planes. I asked the navigator if we should turn back or go on to the island. He said we were halfway there, so we might as well go on. I was able to maintain my altitude at 800 feet and finally sighted the island. I called the tower and told them my situation and proceeded in for a landing. On the island, you land uphill, hit the top, and roll down the other side. It wasn?t too bad and a tug came and took me around and uphill to the hanger. I had to stay two days to get the number nine cylinder on the right engine replaced. Early in the morning, we took off for Natal, Brazil, and we had a very good trip. We then flew on to Belem and from there, to Georgetown, Guyana. I had to stay there for a 100 hour inspection. We then we flew on to Puerto Rico and then to Miami, Florida. We had to stay in Miami another day while they inspected everything on board the plane, including our baggage. We took off for Brooks Field, Texas, and as we passed over Houston I dove down to about 1000 feet and pulled the prop pitch back and the throttles forward to make the engines roar. I was right over my in-laws? house--where my wife was living while I was overseas. My wife did not know I was on the way home, as we had left on such short notice, but she told me when I got home that she just knew it was me when she heard and saw the B-25G as it went overhead We delivered the plane to Brooks Field and turned everything over to the authorities there. I spent the night at Brooks Field and the next day I hitchhiked to Houston. I was dropped off in downtown Houston and boarded a bus to my in-laws? house. I knocked on the door and my mother-in-law answered the door. She called to my wife, "Look who?s here!" My wife was changing the diaper on our daughter, who was born October 16, 1943, when I was stationed at a base near Tunis, North Africa. I had received a telegram at the time, informing me of the birth. I stayed at my in-laws? house and it was there where I got word that my kid brother, Clyde, was killed in a B-24 shot down over Germany.
My wife and I left for Miami, Florida, leaving our daughter with her grandparents. We spent two weeks at rest camp in Miami and then caught a train to Greenville, South Carolina, where I spent the next fourteen months as an instrument instructor in B-25s. In September, 1945, my family and I got into our 1937 Ford and headed to Holden, Missouri, where my folks lived. I left my wife and two children there while I wentto Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, and received my discharge from the Air Force. After a few days with my folks, we headed for Houston, Texas, and have been in this area ever since.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
After losing three members over the past two months, the East Carbon City Planning and Zoning board has now lost another board member.
Sherry Shaff, who served as a board member for the past two years, resigned from her position on the Planning and Zoning board citing the blame placed upon the board for the delay with the sale of properties in the city.
With a resignation, she now joins former chairperson Joyce Caviness and board members Carolyn Abeyta and Helen Garr as those who have left their positions on the Planning and Zoning board.
"I felt we got the blame for everything," Shaff said. "I think we (the board) had done what we were supposed to do with the properties."
Shaff, a lifelong resident of East Carbon, said she enjoyed her time serving on the board, especially working with other board members.
"I enjoyed being around the other board members, helping serve the community," she said. "It was an interesting experience."
Despite resigning from the Planning and Zoning board, Shaff should be keeping busy helping the city out in another capacity by working on the East Carbon newsletter.
"It's a lot of work, but I really enjoy working on it," she said.
Orlando LaFontaine, East Carbon City mayor, said he is still working on naming the people to the positions on the board but is confident that the vacancies will be filled by the end of the month.
While the sale of city properties may have been a point of conflict between the city council and the Planning and Zoning board, Shaff is hopeful that both entities will develop a better working relationship that benefits the city and the citizens.
"I hope they can come together to help promote and get the city back on its feet," she said. "The city can work together on this."


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More Food for Thought
Editor's Note: You'd have to assume that Toronto will look to deal since it appears Bosh is opting out. If Walsh were to make a move, that would put pressure on him to move Eddy Curry and Jared Jefferies. But he has a year to do it.
So let's just say that both Jrue Holiday and Stephen Curry are off the board, and Tyreke Evans is there at 8. With what we now know about Toronto's love affair, what does Donnie Walsh do?
Does he take Evans and immediately call Toronto and inquire about a possible Lee, (another contract might be necessary depending on what Lee signs for) and Evans for Chris Bosh deal? You'd think that the conversation would take place especially if Walsh somehow acquires a later first round pick. He'd take Evans and sign Lee then look up "C" for "Colangelo."
Toronto would have love to add a good young, relatively cheap big in Lee as well as the 8th and 9th picks. But does Walsh, regardless of how much they like him, pull the trigger on a Bosh deal, a guy who couldn't lead the Raptors to the playoffs this season? Adding Bosh, along with a player in the 18-25 range would give the Knicks the big man to pair perfectly with Lebron along with a cheap, talented prospect.
Or do they keep Evans, who we now know is really tight with the King, as well as Lee?
As we've seen with Antonio McDyess, trading youth and picks for a star can blow up in your face, but it's the risky moves that make you drastically better. And if the Knicks obtain Bosh, he'll easily be better than any 1A Cleveland can bring in. What a message that would send to Lebron. So under those pretenses, I make that deal if I'm Walsh.
Tough decisions like these are what Donnie gets paid for, and it makes me feel great that the guy is on our end of the phone. You know that he'll use his leverage wisely if Evans is there at 8, which is still uncertain at this point.
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The Mets will hold a Food Drive Wednesday, November 14 from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm at Citi Field to benefit New Yorkers in need.
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Anthony L. Morse is one reason the Watertown Urban Mission is in the midst of a $2 million Mission Possible capital campaign.
For more than 40 years, the agency has helped people like the 53-year-old city resident get back on their feet through its Critical Needs program. Now the nonprofit group needs to renovate its 247 Factory St. location and create an endowment to help pay for programs for years to come.
In 2004, the mission moved from its offices on Franklin Street into the former Halley Electric Co. building, and a year later bought it for $350,000. Many sections have deteriorated, including its Critical Needs department, where people go for immediate basic assistance. That section lacks privacy, as passersby can see who is receiving help, and its storage cabinets of emergency supplies are not adjacent to the Critical Needs help desk.
Mr. Morse said he wanted to share his story to help the mission raise more money to support its programs and to bring awareness that tragedy really can turn into triumph.
He said he began smoking marijuana at 8 years old and shot speedballs by the time he was 11. After that, there was no drug of choice: Drugs were his choice, until he spent nearly 10 years in prison after he was caught manufacturing methamphetamine.
He lost his job, house, property and personal possessions. His marriage fell apart.
Id lost everything I had, he said. Because of my drug use, I made a lot of unworthy decisions, and it led to a lot of trouble. I was ashamed for the embarrassment it brought my family, he said. As I was losing things, I got really depressed. What changed was having that much time. I started reading the Bible and going to church. I use that as a guideline now.
His prison sentence, he said, saved his life because it allowed him to reflect on where his life was then and where it was headed.
When he got out in October, with only a T-shirt, a pair of shorts, a gray mesh bag and a pair of sneakers, he had no money and little hope. Mr. Morse said he expected to fall back into his old ways, although he didnt want to. His so-called friends, none of whom visited him in prison, were just buddies who used him to get high. It would have been the easy way out, he said, to go back to snorting, shooting and smoking drugs.
Now that he is in recovery, Mr. Morse said, he wondered whether people would not want to help the addict.
A friend first referred him to the Northern Regional Center for Independent Living, where he received some assistance. He then was referred to the missions Critical Needs program for basic necessities.
Working with Critical Needs coordinator Joanna J. Fassett was like a blind adventure, he said.
It went through my mind of, Theyre not going to help me, he said. I was really apprehensive. Her personality relaxed me. I opened up, she listened and, out of the blue, she made things happen.
Within an hour he went from having nothing to receiving a voucher to get clothes at the missions Impossible Dream thrift shop and food from its food pantry. A couple of weeks later, he received a new box spring and mattress set from the program.
Critical Needs also provided Mr. Morse with money for his security deposit for an apartment in the city.
The willingness to help people in my position is incredible, he said, regarding Miss Fassett and other mission staff members. Its really lifted my spirits like you wouldnt believe. Its like someone putting their arms around you and giving you a big hug when you need it.
He said that made him feel like a human again rather than just a prison number, 12177052, which was what he was called for nearly a decade.
Miss Fassett said the Critical Needs program always seeks to identify new needs in the community and approaches to solving them. She likened the program to an emergency room triage, where many people of different backgrounds come for help in times of need.
The program, which is the first the mission offered when it was established 45 years ago, helps provide clothing, household items, rental assistance, infant needs, transportation vouchers and prescription cost assistance, among other items.
Miss Fassett said there is no typical client as she described them as single fathers or mothers, large families, young mothers, people with full-time jobs, people on disability or someone recently released from incarceration or rehabilitation.
Critical Needs receives no government assistance and is funded by donations from churches, businesses and Jefferson County residents. In 2012, the program represented $144,036, or 10.4 percent, of the missions 2012 budget of about $1.5 million. That small pot of money helped serve people more than 12,000 times in Critical Needs.
Contributions to the agencys capital campaign will ensure the program is around for more years, helping more people, according to Development Director Andrew G. Mangione. Thus far, $1,261,000 of the $2 million goal has been raised.
The generosity of this community is truly remarkable, Mr. Mangione said. Although we have a long way to go, were very confident and thankful the community will support this important project.
Mr. Morse said hed encourage people to donate because the program changed his life and he would like to see others lives changed, too. Hes now in an apartment, has a part-time job and has been clean for 10 years.
To contribute to the campaign, drop cash or a check payable to Watertown Urban Mission with capital campaign written in the memo line to the Watertown Urban Mission, 247 Factory St., Watertown, NY 13601. People also may donate online via the missions website, www.watertownurbanmission.com.
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In testimony before Senate and House committees, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton enthusiastically endorsed increased U.S. intervention in Africa. When government officials seem incapable of learning obvious lessons from the recent past, maybe their incentive is not to learn but to keep doing the same destructive things.
President Obama's inaugural speech contained this line, which has gone quite overlooked: "America will remain the anchor of strong alliances in every corner of the globe. And we will renew those institutions that extend our capacity to manage crisis abroad."
That's a recipe for perpetual war and perpetual fiscal crisis.
The latest locale for American intervention is the west African country of Mali. Aside from whatever covert activity the U.S. government may be conducting there, the American role is said to consist of logistical support for France, Mali's former colonial overlord, which has intervened militarily to defend a central corrupt government. (The deadly hostage-takings in Algeria may have been retaliation for France's action.) As the New York Times reports, "The Pentagon is airlifting a French battalion to join the fight in Mali against Islamist militants, Pentagon and administration officials said." Ominously, the Times adds, "The airlift expands the involvement of the United States in support of a NATO ally, but officials stressed that the American military footprint on the ground in Mali would remain small." That is, there's already an American footprint on the ground.
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The Creighton Soccer programs entered a new era in 2003 with the opening of an on-campus soccer facility, the Michael G. Morrison, S.J., Stadium. The Bluejays now enjoy playing home matches at the finest on-campus soccer venue in the nation.The Field Turf Revolution all-weather surface is the first of its kind in the United States and makes the playing surface at the facility one of the finest in the country. With the downtown Omaha skyline to the south, CenturyLink Center Omaha to the east, Ryan Athletic Center to the north, Championship Center to the west, and just blocks from the Old Market, Morrison Stadium places student-athletes in the middle of it all.Morrison Stadium's seating capacity is 7,500. Construction on the stadium was completed in 2004 and included a video scoreboard, champions room, nearly 2,000 covered chairback seating, five luxury suites, an enclosed press box, concession stands and a banquet area. An athletic training room and locker rooms were built in the adjacent Ryan Athletic Center, which opened in 2009.Since moving into the facility, both programs have enjoyed record-settting attendance numbers, with the men ranking in the NCAA top 10 every year since 2003 and the women topping the league in attendance 10 of the past 12 seasons. Before the start of the 2014 season, the men were 89-17-14 (.800) at Morrison Stadium, including 32-5-3 (.838) in conference play, while the women were 68-29-15 (.674) overall and 19-10-5 (.662) in conference play at home since 2003.The $13 million facility hosted its first match on Aug. 29, 2003 and was officially dedicated on Oct. 15, 2004.Morrison Stadium has hosted the Missouri Valley Conference Women's Soccer Championship seven times (2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012) and the MVC Men's Championship on three occasions (2004, 2007 and 2011). The Bluejay men have also hosted 13 NCAA Tournament matches at Morrison Stadium, with Creighton posting an 11-2-0 record at home in the NCAA postseason since 2003.On July 13, 2010, the United States Women's National Team played a friendly against Sweden at Morrison Stadium, marking the first time the national team had played a match in Nebraska. The match was televised live on ESPN.Each spring Morrison Stadium hosts the Kicks for a Cure event to help benefit cancer research.
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The Everglades Seafood Festival continues from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Parking is always packed and the road into Everglades City gets backed up, sometimes to U.S. 41 and beyond, so come early or be patient. For more information, see www.evergladesseafoodfestival.com or phone (239) 695-4100.


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I took the trip down to Bowie last night.
While the Roberts story was fine and dandy, I was there more to really see Machado, Hoes, Schoop, etc.
Machado really continues to impress me with his defensive play at SS. In the first inning, he made a spectacular play. It was a ground ball hit back up the middle and Zach Clark attempted to make the play but the ball bounced off his glove. Machado shifted gears on the deflection, picked it up with his bare hand, and fired a perfect throw to nab the fast Gary Brown at first. Very impressive play.
Later on, he made a tough play ranging to his left and made an equally strong throw to first. He also had a routine ground ball take a wicked hop at the last second and he still managed to stick with it and make the play look easy.
I've seen Machado at SS enough now to truly get a grasp of what he is. I've seen him make rangy plays to the left and right. I've seen him make barehanded plays, quick throws, and handle tough hops. The kid is simply a natural, and I'm not sure I truly agree with anyone saying he will grow out of SS. OK, maybe he does, but if it happens 7-8 years down the road does it really even matter? I think he could easily stick at SS for the immediate future and beyond, and be a pretty good one at that.
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Once a month, the Simms/Mann–UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology presents Insights Into Cancer, a free public lecture series for cancer patients, their families and the community. Each lecture features a leading professional who provides up-to-date information, practical advice and answers to cancer-related questions. January 15, 2013Personalized Medicine and Cancer Treatments
Since the mapping of the human genome, the field of personalized medicine has grown exponentially, revealing exciting potential for innovation and personalization in myriad aspects of healthcare from new ways to predict disease to novel targeted treatments and therapies. Dr. Brunicardi discusses the realized and potential benefits of personalized cancer care for both patients and practitioners and reviews recent advances and accomplishments in cancer detection and treatment as well as emerging areas of research interest and targeted therapies.
F. Charles Brunicardi, M.D. is the Chief of Santa Monica General Surgery Group & Vice Chair of Surgical Services at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. His clinical expertise includes gastrointestinal surgery and surgery of neuroendocrine tumors, and his research focuses on translational genomic medicine and surgery. He is the recipient of numerous prestigious teaching awards and has served as Editor-In-Chief of Schwartz's Principles of Surgery since 2002. A committed surgeon and scholar, Dr. Brunicardi is dedicated to the advancement of surgical education, innovative research and providing excellent clinical care.
Insights Into Cancer lectures are held in the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Auditorium, B Level, Room B130, 757 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
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Fresca is pleased to usher in a new age of customization with the introduction of its Torino line. The frosted glass panels of the doors balance out the sleek and modern lines of Torino, allowing it to fit perfectly in both 'Town' and 'Country' décor.
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Albury Airport
|Departure Information
|Virgin Australia Check-in counters are manned 90 minutes before and 30 minutes after flight departure, and staff are available at these times to process bookings and changes.
|Arrival Information
Baggage carousels are located in the Arrivals Hall on the Ground floor. Information monitors display flight carousel numbers for baggage collection points.
Baggage Services is located in the Arrivals Hall, Ground floor.
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|Parking at Albury Airport is free of charge for the first 30 mins. Refer to their website for hourly rates.
|Taxi's are located directly outside the Domestic Terminal
|Car Rentals
|Car hire desks located inside the terminal. Pre book your rental and save.
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|Toilets are located throughout the airport; disabled toilet facilities are also available.
|Baby Change Rooms
|Baby change rooms are located in the arrivals hall.
|Complimentary WIFI is located in the departure lounge.
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2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni had the chance to talk with Tony Dungy of NBC Sports on a variety of topics as the run-up to the Super Bowl match-up between the Patriots and Giants begins.
Dungy gave the Giants the edge against the Patriots, and says that tight end Rob Gronkowski's health will be key to New England's chances to win. Dungy also says he thinks the Bills top need heading into the offseason is a pass rusher, and that they should try to find a way to re-sign controversial receiver Stevie Johnson.
Dungy also says he thinks his former quarterback Peyton Manning, if healthy, will remain the starter for the Indianapolis Colts.
Dungy is the former head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Colts. He is now works as an analyst for NBC's Football Night in America.
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We are located at 1 Glenaffric Avenue, London E14 3BW.
Nearest Tube Stop: Island Gardens, DLR.
When you arrive at Island Gardens station, exit the station and turn left, walking down the road.
If you look up, you will see a church steeple - it's located on the same road we are so that is a good landmark for where you are heading to.
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|Andy Douros stands near several sheep killed during a dog attack incident May 13. The Price City Police Department investigated the incident and cited the owners of the canines with class B misdemeanors.
Andy Douros was relaxing Tuesday morning when the phone rang. It was a neighbor calling to tell the east Price resident that there were dogs in his sheep pen.
Douros went to grab a shotgun and, when he heard the sound of dogs barking and sheep screaming, he knew some or maybe all of the livestock were dead.
"Over the years, I have had to chase dozens of dogs off from the sheep I have owned and I have even lost some sheep," explained the Price resident. "But this is by far, the worst it has ever been."
After making it outside, Douros indicated that he saw two dogs tearing up sheep in a corral and pasture. When the man approached, the dogs reportedly started to turn on him and the Price resident shot the canines.
"If they had just attacked and eaten one sheep, I would be mad, but I would have chased them off and tried to keep them away," pointed out Douros. "But it appears they would kill one and then just move onto another, sometimes not even finishing them off."
Douros lost eight lambs and 11 ewes in the incident. Several lambs and ewes locked inside a shed were not hurt. He estimated the damage at $1,400.
"I just hate to see these little ones suffer like this,"said Douros as he used the shotgun to put four or five injured sheep out of their misery.
Numerous sheep were scattered around a wooden corral. In the middle of the sheep was a large brown dog with a wound to the head. A smaller dog that Douros had to shoot was in the pasture.
"None of the ones that are alive are salvageable," commented Douros. "It's just a real shame."
The two dogs that allegedly attacked the sheep were mixed breeds, one a Rottweiler cross and the other a Chinese sharpei cross.
The Price City Police Department was called to investigate the incident.The dogs apparently wore collars with old registration tags and police traced the animals to a local citizen.
That evening, the authorities cited the individual with two class B misdemeanor offenses for the dogs attacking the animals, according the Price Chief Aleck Shilaos.
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Welcome to Hyperion Records, an independent British classical label devoted to presenting high-quality recordings of music of all styles and from all periods from the twelfth century to the twenty-first.
Hyperion offers both CDs, and downloads in a number of formats. The site is also available in several languages.
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Sweet steel styling and solid performance aren't quite enough to overcome the Frigidaire FPGF3077QF's confusing oven controls.
PHS920SFSS Induction range and convection oven is lovely to look at, and boasts a powerful cooktop, but it's held back by cumbersome controls and a lack of compelling extras.
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You won't find a $600 oven that looks much better than this. For its style -- and simplicity -- the Artistry Series range is an easy recommendation.
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Nickelback's The State Out Now
Posted on February 12, 2008The band's debut album 'The State' is available now. Dale Penner produced the album and GGGarth Richardson (Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers) was the mixer. The State is available for around £11.99 from HMV, Virgin, MVC, Andys, and all good indies.
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Cowboy Hat
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Old Enough
Worthy To Say
Diggin' This
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Roast Beef - Dish of the Day
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|Oasis Restaurant (1st Floor)
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The Oasis Restaurant is located on the first floor of Sunset Beach Club, and is the perfect place to eat after working up an appetite at Happy Hour in the Panorama Bar! It is also one of only a few venues on the Costa del Sol to offer free live music every night.
Our kitchen is proud to offer a homemade daily special prepared by our chefs at an affordable price. This traditional Roast Beef is served with all the trimmings. Live music every night!
A la carte menu is also available
Daily Specials for Winter 2014-15
Mondays : Irish Lamb Stew
Tuesdays : Roast Chicken
Wednesdays : Roast Beef
Thursdays : Chicken Pie
Fridays : Beef Bourgignon
Saturdays : Roast Pork
Sundays : Roast Beef
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Kris Humphries spoke. The Boston Celtics held a press conference to... NachrichtenfotoBasketball,Horizontal,Kris Humphries,Massachusetts,Profi-Basketball in der NBA,Sport,USA,Waltham - MassachusettsPhotographer Boston GlobeCollection: Boston Globe 2013 - The Boston GlobeWALTHAM, MA - JULY 15: Kris Humphries spoke. The Boston Celtics held a press conference to introduce new players acquired in a trade with the Brooklyn Nets at Healthpoint in Waltham, Mass. on Monday, July 15, 2013. The Nets received Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry, while the Celtics received Keith Bogans, MarShon Brooks, Kris Humphries and Gerald Wallace (who did not attend the press conference). (Photo by Yoon S. Byun/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)


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Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education
Online Overview
- Alicia Langley, M.Ed.
Special Education Teacher
Virginia Teacher
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on how to teach students
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The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in K-12 Special Education is designed for individuals seeking K-12 teacher licensure with endorsement in special education as well as current special educators seeking further training in the field of special education. Focuses of our Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) approved special education master's degree program include characteristics of students with disabilities, legal and ethical aspects associated with students with disabilities, collaboration and consultation, behavior management, social skills training, language acquisition, instructional methods and assessment.
M.Ed. in Special Education Highlights
Curriculum: View Special Education Courses & Descriptions
Length: 42 credit hours minimum. Completion credits depend upon additional endorsements/certifications sought.
Format: Eight-week courses delivered entirely online. Students may begin the program in August, October, January, March, May or June.
Results: Master of Education in Special Education degree and initial K-12 teaching license with endorsement in special education and a reading specialist option. Regent Autism Certificate is also available.
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Features: This program features increased flexibility with an online delivery, while maintaining a very practical and engaging approach to learning.
Student Information: Learn more about special education requirements.
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The Master of Education in K-12 Special Education will prepare you for K-12 teacher licensure with endorsement in special education which may lead to teaching positions in both the public and private setting. Special Education continues to be a severe shortage area nationally in the public school setting and an area of need in many private schools. This degree is also beneficial for general educators working in inclusive settings as it better prepares you for all at-risk populations.
M.Ed. in Special Education graduates will be able to:
- Embrace integration of the Christian Faith to professional practice.
- Apply all of the Virginia Department of Education competencies and skills required for state licensure.
- Exhibit advanced writing skills using APA Format.
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills through reflection, scholarship and professionalism.
- Apply research to practice.
"Employment is expected to increase faster than the average for all occupations. Job prospects should be excellent because many districts report problems finding adequate numbers of licensed special education teachers. The number of special education teachers is expected to increase by 17 percent from 2008 to 2018." Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Special Education Resources:
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Finesse is an enterprise resource
planning (ERP) system intended to help companies juggle tight deadlines,
resource constraints, and rapidly changing customer requirements.
The system is designed to
accommodate many manufacturing processes, including: engineer-to-order (ETO),
configure-to-order (CTO), make-to-order (MTO), assemble-to-order (ATO),
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Welcome to the Nursing Times Learning online training course on Obesity - an introduction to management in adults
This unit is one of many online courses for nurses available from Nursing Times Learning.It will teach you to:
- Explain the importance of addressing obesity and linked comorbidities
- Identify how to approach the topic of obesity with a patient
- Assess a patient for obesity
- List the current principles of managing obesity
- Identify some of the barriers to making long-term changes
- Describe the need for individualised care
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I have and odd one and im sure im just overlooking something but arg!
I have a Vidalinux box connected to a linksys wrt54g router via rj-45. Also a Gentoo box connected with a wireless card.
Now on the Vida I set dhcp and the router assigns an address to the pc fine.
It is able to access the router config in the browser as well as ping it.
The Router connects to my Isp fine via pppoe in the router
the Vida box however still cannot browse any sites or ping sites.
It returns that the network is unreachable.
The kick in the pants is the wireless gentoo is working fine. Id expected to have more trouble with wireless given the state of things but well what u gonna do.
The question is what the heck is up with Vida box not routing online but can adin the router fine?


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When you want to take a look inside a library that you don't have the source code for, now you can—thanks to the new built-in decompiler. 14
To further streamline your development workflow, we've extended the built-in decompiler with full
capabilities. 14.1
Refactorings 14.1
- Brand new Extract Functional Parameter refactoring. More details »
- Improved Extract Method refactoring. More details »
- New refactorings around the Call Hierarchy: Change Signature, Safe Delete Parameter, Make Method Static and Safe Delete More details ».
Code Generation 14.1
Define and use your custom templates for generating equals/hashCode and getters/setters methods. More details »
Inline Debugger Debugger 14
While debugging, would you like to see variable values next to their usages in the editor?
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Referring Objects debugger 14
Show Referring Objects is a new debugger action which lets you see all objects that reference the selected object. More details »
Lambda Expression Evaluation debugger 14
The updated Evaluate Expression and Watches let you evaluate lambda expressions and anonymous classes.
Operator Expression Evaluation debugger 14
IntelliJ IDEA 14 can evaluate operator expressions. Simply hover the mouse over an operator expression to see its value.
Distraction Free Mode user interface 14.1
When you need to just focus on the code, use the brand new Distraction Free Mode. no toolbars, no tool windows, no editor tabs, just you and your code in the center of the screen.
To switch, click View → Enter Distraction Free Mode.
Editor Tabs user interface 14.1
Note the updated look-and-feel of Editor tabs: the design is flatter, and tab widths are now adjustable.
Simultaneous Tag Editing editor 14.1
Say no to broken code! Now when you edit an HTML or XML tag, the IDE takes care of applying changes to both the opening and the closing tag.
Multiple Selections editor
Enjoy smarter code completion and copy/paste behavior.14
Use default shortcuts for cloning carets up/down, and adding/removing selection to next/previous/all occurrences. 14
Now you can select arbitrary pieces of code: hold Shift+Alt and select code with the mouse to add another selection. 14.1
Smart Backspace Indent editor 14
More convenient backspace key behavior: the new Smart Backspace Indent option removes indents and white spaces according to your code style settings. More details »
Detecting File Indents editor 14
This new option detects certain Code Style settings in the currently edited file, such as Use Tab character or Indent size. More details »
Annotation Inference editor 14
Control flow analysis is improved thanks to the new revolutionary automatic inference for NotNull, Nullable and Contract annotations. More details »
Scratch Files
The new Scratch Files feature lets you write code without creating any project files. 14
Access and manage your project Scratch Files via the new Scratches tab. 14.1
As Scratch Files are real files, all file operations apply to them as well. 14.1
For scripting languages, you can run code right from Scratch Files. 14.1
Scala 14
Welcome these new Scala features and enhancements:
- Change Signature refactoring
- Ahead-of-time code completion
- Reworked SBT integration
- Implicit Analyzer
- Activator templates
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Groovy 14.1
You will notice much faster performance when compiling Groovy code due to the added Groovy-Eclipse compiler integration, and optimizations of groovyc invocation. More details »
Android 14.1
All the new features and improvements from the latest Android Studio are now available in IntelliJ IDEA. More details »
Spring Frameworks frameworks
The support for Spring frameworks has been extended with coding assistance for WebSocket and MongoDB, and visual diagrams for Spring Integration. 14
Enjoy developing Spring Boot applications with advanced coding assistance, dedicated New Project wizard and Run Configuration. More details » 14.1
BndTools frameworks 14.1
To facilitate OSGi development workflow, we've added initial support for Bnd/BndTools projects. More advanced support is coming in future minor updates.
Thymeleaf frameworks 14
Take advantage of advanced coding assistance for Thymeleaf including code completion, navigation, finding usages, rename refactoring, 'Create message' quick-fix, and Spring MVC integration. More details »
GWT frameworks 14
IntelliJ IDEA 14 streamlines GWT development workflow by providing smooth integration with its new
Super Dev Mode; better Source Maps support; and a new option that starts a JavaScript Debugger
session automatically.
More details »
Gradle build tools
Now when you're running tests via a Gradle task, the IDE provides the standard Test Runner.14
To reworked Gradle tool window shows the list of dependencies; lets you assign shortcuts to the tasks; provides actions for running custom commands and toggling the offline mode; and a lot more. More details » 14.1
Maven build tools 14
The existing Maven integration now lets you disable profiles and navigate to their definitions, and also generate MANIFEST.MF for artifacts based on the pom.xml configuration.
Docker Deployment Tools 14.1
With the new Docker plugin, now you can deploy artifacts to a Docker host, view logs, and manage containers from right inside the IDE. More details »
Application Servers Deployment Tools 14
Enjoy the support for top open-source and commercial application servers updated according to their latest versions, including GlassFish 4.1, TomEE 1.7.1, WildFly 9.0.0 and tcServer 3.0.1.
Diff version control 14.1
To make the Diff viewer more compact we've added the new option Oneside viewer: it shows the difference between revisions in one page.
When switching between files, the Diff viewer remembers the caret position.
Other useful additions include the new action Accept all changes and a shortcut (F7) to navigate to the next change.
Log version control
The Log viewer for Git and Mercurial loads much faster and provides the new Reset Current Branch to Here action. 14
Now you can filter by repositories. For better clarity each repository is indicated with its own color. 14.1
Commits by the current user are now highlighted. 14.1
Push version control
The Push dialog for Git and Mercurial now shows the outgoing commits along with the corresponding information. 14
Now you can Define Remotes right from the Push dialog. 14.1
Mercurial version control
The existing Mercurial integration has been extended with support for Synchronous Branch Control and Subrepositories support. More details » 14
A new Graft action in the Log viewer lets you propagate changes from specific commits to other branches. 14.1
You can now close branches in the Branches popup. 14.1
Database Tools
We've improved the built-in set of tools for SQL developers:
- Multiple Consoles per data source, now with a schema switcher, Local History, and easier access. 14.1
- Image detection in the Table Editor and Results View
- The Navigate to Table/Procedure action
- Integrated Windows Authentication support for SQL Server
TypeScript HTML5 14.1
Use the latest language features of TypeScript 1.4 including Union types, Let and Const keywords, and more.
In addition, the IDE can now quickly and easily compile your TypeScript code to JavaScript using its built-in compiler.
Grunt HTML5 14.1
Quickly navigate through the available tasks and run or debug any of them, thanks to the updated integration with the Grunt task runner. Enjoy a consistent experience whether you use either Grunt or Gulp in your project.
Node.js HTML5 14.1
Please meet a new V8 profiling feature that allows you to capture and analyze CPU profiles and heap snapshots for your Node.js applications. You can also open and explore profiles and snapshots captured in Google Chrome's DevTools for your client-side code.
PhoneGap/Cordova/Ionic HTML5 14
The IDE now enables you to create, run and deploy HTML5 mobile applications that use PhoneGap, Apache Cordova and Ionic frameworks. More details »
Postfix Code Completion HTML5 14
The Postfix Code Completion introduced for Java in the previous release
is now also available for JavaScript language.
More details »
And Even More
- The HiDPI display support for Windows and Linux 14.1
- Initial support for JDK 9 (and its new modular structure) 14.1
- Project-level file templates 14.1
- The Mac installer doesn't require Java 6 anymore 14.1
- Your projects open faster and the IDE is more responsive as some processes now run in the background.
- The Right Margin can be configured per language in Code Style settings
- The Scope and File Mask options in Reformat Code action
- The Copy/Paste as HTML/RTF is built into the Editor
- The updated Debugger now persists Watches; lets arrange breakpoint into groups; evaluates finally blocks when dropping a frame; and can show variable values in hex 14.1.
- The Rollback action now can revert selected code