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This weekend is traditionally one of the busiest of the year, thanks to a certain pro football championship game that people love to watch in Vegas. This year, however, there's also a live UFC event, so there's a full slate of "kickoff parties" to choose from all weekend long!
It starts on Friday, Feb. 3, with pre-fight parties. Forest Griffin hosts at Lavo inside the Palazzo and RYU premium performance apparel is hosting a bash at Wynn Las Vegas' Tryst. OTM Fight Shops is holding its pre-fight event at Luxor's LAX.
There are plenty of football-related pre-game events, too, including the Super Party at Rain inside the Palms, the Big Game Weekend Kick-Off with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models at 1OAK at The Mirage, the Big Game's Biggest Party at Planet Hollywood's Gallery Nightclub and the Big Game Weekend Celebration at Chateau inside Paris Las Vegas.
Other huge Friday night events include Apl.De.Ap performing at TAO inside The Venetian, Alesso spinning at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas' XS Nightclub and Gabriel & Dresden at Marquee at the Cosmopolitan.
On Saturday night, the UFC 143 After Party with Georges St. Pierre is at Tryst and RPM Nightclub hosts its Fight After Party with DJ Benji and Joel Madden. LL Cool J and Z-Trip host the closing party for Studio 54 at the MGM Grand.
The 4th Annual Cheer Bowl takes place at The Bank at Bellagio, while Kelly Rowland performs at PURE inside Caesars Palace and Vanilla Ice takes the stage at LAX.
Tiesto spins at XS Nightclub, Zen Freeman and Mark Stylz provide the beats at the Palms' Ghostbar, Richard Durand spins at Rain and Kaskade is on the 1s and 2s at Marquee.
Close out the weekend on Sunday with the continuation of the Cheer Bowl at The Bank and Ghostbar Sundays with PJ Produkt.
Knockdowns, touchdowns and nightlife you won't find anywhere else - only in Vegas!
This holiday weekend is all about big-name music stars and DJs along with nonstop beat-thumping hits in the clubs.
To kick things off right on Friday night, R&B star Mya hosts Clash Fridays at Rain Nightclub at The Palms, Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine performs live at 1 OAK at The Mirage, Planet Hollywood's Gallery Nightclub is rockin' with a special DJ set by Samantha Ronson, Chuckie spins at Marquee Nightclub at The Cosmopolitan and Chateau Nightclub at Paris Hotel plays the hits with DJ Dave Aude. Join exquisite international models from the Wilhelmina Modeling Agency during Wilhelmina Weekend at The Bank at Bellagio and catch Z Trip at Venetian's TAO. Join Steve Aoki for Aoki's House at Encore's Surrender and get down with Mark Knight and D. Ramirez at HAZE Nightclub at ARIA for In The House Fridays.
Celebrate Dancing with the Stars Karina Smirnoff's birthday on Saturday at Planet Hollywood's Gallery Nightclub and wish DJ and singer-songwriter Calvin Harris a very happy birthday at Encore's Surrender. Grab friends and head out to TAO at The Venetian for DJ Wale; The Cosmopolitan's Marquee for Kaskade; HAZE Nightclub at ARIA for Travis Barker & Mix Master Mike; Chateau Nightclub at Paris Hotel for Dave Aude; and Rain at The Palms for tyDi. Party it up with I Love NY Saturdays, featuring DJ Jus Ske at 1 OAK at The Mirage.
On Sunday, catch Adele's official DVD release party at Revolution Lounge at The Mirage and hit up Dave Fogg at The Palms' Ghostbar. Have a great three-day weekend!
New Year's weekend in Vegas is about much more than just watching a ball drop and waving goodbye to one year to usher in another -- it's about celebration, revelry, and a lineup of entertainment that you won't find anywhere else in the world.
This year, Las Vegas has three new club experiences opening around New Year's Eve -- 1OAK at The Mirage and Hyde at Bellagio. And that's just the beginning. Here's a look at the weekend scene:
Get your weekend started early on Thursday with Fedde LeGrand spinning at Tryst inside Wynn Las Vegas and Benny Benassi at TAO at The Venetian.
On Friday, rock icons Guns N' Roses play the first of two nights at the Joint inside the Hard Rock.
You've also got plenty of nightlife options to fit every musical taste. Get "crunk" with Lil Jon and Steve Aoki & Lil Jon at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas; enjoy a taste of SHM with Sebastian Ingrosso at XS inside Wynn Las Vegas; catch Laidback Luke at Haze at ARIA; witness Tinie Tempah performing at The Bank inside Bellagio, rock out with Good Charlotte & The Situation at Chateau Nightclub and Gardens inside Paris Las Vegas; DJ Pauly D spins at the Hard Rock's Vanity; Dirty South spins at TAO; or party at the Palms with T-Pain at Rain or Clinton Sparks at Moon.
On New Year's Eve, the stars come out all to ring in 2012! Keep up with the Kardashians -- Kim will be at TAO, Rob at Tryst and Kourtney and Scott Disick will host at Chateau Nightclub and Gardens -- or celebrate with "Peepshow" star Holly Madison at Gallery inside Planet Hollywood.
The biggest names in music are hosting and performing, too, including: Black Eyed Peas members Will.I.Am at Surrender and Fergie at the opening of 1OAK; Chris Brown at Pure inside Caesars Palace; B.O.B. at Luxor's LAX; Bruno Mars at The Bank, John Legend follows his show at Pearl Theater with an after party at Moon and Iyaz at Revolution Lounge inside The Mirage.
LMFAO brings some party rock to Haze; Kaskade spins at Marquee at the Cosmopolitan; Steve Angello is on the turntables at XS; Robbie Rivera is at Vanity; Samantha Ronson is at LAVO at The Palazzo and Paul Oakenfold rings in the new year at Rain.
Other parties include the Cirque du Soleil NYE at Gold Lounge inside ARIA; The NYE Spectacular Spectacular at the Palms' Playboy Club and Foundation Room NYE Gala at Mandalay Bay and Rhumbash at Rhumbar at The Mirage.
There's even more revelry at America's Party Las Vegas 2012 with fireworks launched from the rooftops of hotels up and down the Strip!
The fun doesn't end on New Year's Eve, however. On Sunday, kick off 2012 with Drake at the Joint, with an afterparty at Vanity, Afrojack spinning at XS an Akon at The Bank.
You can also take advantage of the extended weekend and witness the debut of Deadmau5's residency at XS, or party with Avicii at Marquee.
You only get one shot at 11-11-11, so make the most of it and celebrate all weekend in Vegas, where you can see celebrities, music and experience legendary nightlife you won't find anywhere else!
Kick things off tonight with the Red Bull 3Style national finals at Rain inside the Palms! Eleven finalists compete, and with special guests DJ Vice and Talib Kweli will perform as well. Doors open at 9 p.m. and the show starts at 10. The event is free but you'll need to get on the list here -- and get there early, because once Rain is at capacity, others will be turned away.
Then, get ready for a memorable 11-11-11 on Friday night, starting with Lil Jon at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, with opening act DJ Innovate. In August, Innovate won the Vegas Spin-Off with his outstanding live performance in the finals at Marquee in the Cosmopolitan.
You can also grab an hour of open bar from 6-7 p.m. as Coyote Ugly inside New York-New York celebrates its 10-year anniversary. Vinny Guadagnino of "Jersey Shore" hosts at Chateau inside Paris Las Vegas, New Boyz performs live at LAX inside Luxor, EDX is at Marquee, Martin Solveig is at TAO inside The Venetian, Kasanova meets Playboy at Palms' Playboy Club, Mischa Daniels and Sarah Main spin at Haze at ARIA, AN21 and Max Vangeli perform at XS inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas and you can kick off Fight Weekend with DJ E-Man at Bellagio's The Bank.
On Saturday afternoon, DJ Pauly D spins at Ghostbar Dayclub at the Palms. The fist-pumping continues Saturday night with "Jersey Shore" star Snooki celebrating her birthday at LAX, Nelly blowing out the candles at TAO, Maria Menounos hosting at Gallery Nightclub at Planet Hollywood, Kevin Jonas at Chateau, the Esquire Sexiest Woman Alive Issue release party hosted by Olga Fonda at The Bank, Felix da Housecat spinning at Rain, DJ E-Rock's birthday celebration during the Fight Night event at Haze and R3HAB at Surrender.
Close out your weekend on Sunday at Ghostbar with Kevin Brown and Brandon Kent providing the beats. Make 11-11-11 a memorable number with an amazing weekend of nightlife in Vegas!
The weekend is upon us and that means one thing -- it's time to experience the exciting nightlife that only Vegas delivers.
Kick things off Friday night at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, but bring your "A" game, because renowned spinmaster A-trak is providing the beats. You can also catch Porter Robinson spinning at Haze at ARIA Resort, Markus Schulz and Blake Jarrell at Marquee inside the Cosmopolitan and Clinton Sparks at Rain at the Palms.
On Saturday night, it's time to Rock the Block at the Fremont East Entertainment District downtown, as Rock the Block presents the Vegas Music Summit featuring AWOLNation. You can also catch "Jersey Shore" star Deena Nicole at Gallery Nightclub at Planet Hollywood, Erick Morillo spinning at Marquee and Filo and Peri at Rain.
Head to Vegas for another exciting weekend of stars, spinmasters and sizzling nightlife!
You're about to take the plunge into marriage. You've got one last chance to enjoy your bachelorhood. Is there any place you'd rather be than Las Vegas?
No destination on earth does bachelor parties like Vegas. Get your group together and plan to say goodbye to the single life with a soiree you'll never forget.
Start with an afternoon enjoying some sports and great food at Lagasse's Stadium at The Palazzo. Scarf down some of Emeril Lagasse's signature cuisine and check out every game on more than 100 HD TVs with luxury boxes, plush stadium-style seating, billiard tables, and an outdoor patio just steps from the Strip.
Then it's time for a show, and you've got plenty to choose from, including the Crazy Girls topless revue at the Riviera, the new Raack N Roll at Hooters, X Burlesque at Flamingo Las Vegas or the girls of Fantasy at the Luxor.
After a show, it's time to experience Vegas' sizzling nightlife! Check out Gallery at Planet Hollywood, Vanity at the Hard Rock Hotel, Marquee at the Cosmopolitan or the new Ghostbar Dayclub at the Palms for a Vegas club experience that is befitting any bachelor event!
Vegas Howl-O-Weekend is upon us, and have no fear -- Las Vegas is filled with frightfully funny events all weekend long.
Kick things off Wednesday at Savile Row inside Luxor with "I Hear Dead People 2" or head over to Ghostbar at the Palms where Grizzly hosts and performs at the Dubstep Dead Celeb Halloween party, each offering prizes for best costumes. At Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, there's a cash prize for sexiest costume and Nervo kicks off Halloween week with a live performance.
Thursday, "TAOlloween" at TAO at The Venetian includes an hour of open bar from 10:30-11:30 for anyone in costume and Tryst at Wynn Las Vegas features an industry costume party hosted by Manufactured Superstars.
Things kick into high gear on Friday as we officially begin Howl-O-Weekend in Las Vegas -- A Weekend That Will Raise the Dead! Four days of special concerts, parties, and more of the nightlife that only Vegas can deliver. See LasVegas.com/Halloween for more.
Friday night, "90210" star Annalynne McCord hosts at Pure at Caesars Palace and J-Woww of "Jersey Shore" hosts at Chateau at Paris Las Vegas. You can also get your hairspray and spandex ready for the '80s Costume Contest at Gold Lounge inside ARIA Resort. Afrojack spins at Surrender, Yolanda Be Cool performs a DJ set at The Bank inside Bellagio, Dash Berlin is on the 1s and 2s at TAO, Baio DJs at Savile Row's Deadly Disco and Tryst is the place for DJ Spider's "Spiderween 2".
Saturday night, the Palms is host to "Night of the Killer Costumes 5" featuring a total of more than $100,000 in cash and prizes from its club costume parties at Moon, Ghostbar, Rain with DJ Pauly D and Playboy Club, where the party will include a Playmate Takeover. Heidi Klum hosts her annual Halloween party at TAO, Bridget Marquardt hosts "A Very Sexy Halloween" at Gallery Nightclub at Planet Hollywood, Ice T & Coco host the "Player's Ball" at LAX inside Luxor, Marilyn Manson hosts at The Bank, you can party with Scott Disick at Chateau and "Jersey Shore" star Snooki hosts at Pure.
Flo Rida takes the stage live at Haze inside ARIA Resort on Saturday night, Dada Life spins at Surrender, Gold Lounge's festivities feature a masquerade ball and Tryst will hold its annual Halloween bash as well.
On Sunday night, Deadmau5 is "Unhooked" at XS Nightclub at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, the Sound Clash performs a special DJ set at The Bank and Ghostbar features Zombie House with Kevin Brown.
Howl-O-Weekend concludes on Monday night with Lil Jon spinning at Surrender and Ludacris performing at Haze. Howl-O-Weekend in Vegas -- A Weekend That Will Raise the Dead!
Stars from TV dramas, reality shows and house music descend on Las Vegas for another fun-filled weekend of nightlife that only Vegas can deliver.
Enter Holly's world on Friday night as Peepshow star Holly Madison hosts the party at Gallery Nightclub inside Planet Hollywood. You can also dance with a star as Rob Kardashian hosts at The Bank inside Bellagio, or attend the Shaun White Supply Co. kickoff party at TAO Nightclub at The Venetian.
Creayshawn performs her hit song, "Gucci Gucci," at Moon inside the Palms, and there are plenty of top DJs in town Friday night, including Dirty South at The Cosmopolitan's Marquee, Sidney Samson tearing down the house at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, DJ Pauly D at Rain at the Palms and Sultan & Ned Shepard featuring Nadia Ali spinning at Haze Nightclub at ARIA.
Saturday night, The Situation will be fist-pumping at Gallery and Lil Jon will be causing some turbulence when he spins at Tryst inside Wynn Las Vegas. DMC of Run DMC hosts at LAX inside Luxor, Kaskade spins at Marquee, Sebastian Ingrosso performs at XS at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Pharrell Williams is at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at Paris Las Vegas and DJ R3hab is at Surrender.
Make your plans to visit Vegas this weekend. Before you do, join thousands of others who have taken the oath at LasVegas.com/knowthecode. You'll learn how to Protect the Moment and qualify for a free trip to Vegas!
It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month and TAO Beach is hosting a benefit event on Saturday for the Susan G. Komen For The Cure Foundation of Southern Nevada. The "Save 2nd Base" party includes open bar from 1-2 p.m. for anyone in a pink bathing suit.
There's also fun by the pool to start the weekend off on Friday as the Miss Tropic beauty contestants host at The Mirage's Bare pool. The celebrity scene picks up Friday night as Angela Simmons hosts at Tryst inside Wynn Las Vegas and Ice Cube will bring the party to Chateau Nightclub at Paris Las Vegas. For more great Vegas nightlife, check out London Calling at The Bank inside Bellagio, DJ88 at Vanguard Lounge downtown on Fremont Street, EC Twins at TAO Nightclub at The Venetian, Dave Fogg & Dainjazone at Rain at the Palms, Dada Life at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Congorock at ARIA's Haze and Soxxi at the Artisan Hotel.
On Saturday, along with the "Save 2nd Base" benefit at TAO Beach, Armin Van Buuren spins at Marquee Dayclub at the Cosmopolitan. When dark falls, the Smashing Pumpkins perform at the Cosmopolitan, and there are more celebrity-hosted events, including Mario Lopez holding his birthday celebration at Gallery Nightclub at Planet Hollywood, LL Cool J at Chateau and Bryam Greenberg & Victor Rasuk hosting at Pure inside Caesars Palace.
You can also live it up at The Tropic Beauty Model Search at The Bank, Paul Oakenfold at Rain, Van Buuren inside TAO Nightclub, DJ Scooter doing a special guest DJ set at Haze, A-Trak at Surrender, Erick Morillo at Marquee and Chingy live at LAX inside Luxor.
Close out your weekend in Vegas with Dirty South at Marquee on Sunday and Chromeo, Cut/Copy and Z Trip at Rehab's season finale at the Hard Rock Hotel.
It's another star-packed weekend in Vegas!
If you're a fan of the show "90210," you've got a chance to see two of its stars this weekend hosting Vegas nightclub events!
All weekend long, you can check out ink like you've never seen before at The Biggest Tattoo Show on Earth, presented by Mario Barth, through Oct. 2 at The Mirage. It's a weekend event complete with live tattooing, more than 50 seminars and workshops, tattoo contests, piercing and body modification, celebrity guests, prizes, after parties and more!
If you love the Vegas pool scene, kick your weekend off by the Palms Pool as Three 6 Mafia spins for their Ditch Fridays event. Then head over to Town Square Las Vegas for the Craft Beer Tasting, featuring complimentary samplings of different brews every hour from 6-10 p.m.
Then, it's on to some nightlife! Choose from The Vegas Seven Fall Fashion issue release party at The Bank inside Bellagio, Dirty South Starphazing at Marquee at the Cosmopolitan! Aoki's House with Sidney Samson at Surrender inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Mike Ponson performing live at Pure at Caesars Palace, DJ Jazzy Jeff at Rain inside the Palms, Samantha Ronson at Planet Hollywood's Gallery Nightclub and Nicky Romero at Aria's Haze!!
On Saturday, two vixens from "90210" will host events -- Annalynne McCord is at Pure and Jessica Lowndes is at Gallery. If you're a fan of "True Blood," join Brit Morgan as she celebrates her birthday at Chateau Nightclub at Paris Las Vegas. DJ/Playmate Alie Layus is spinning at Playboy Club in the Palms, Fare Soldi is at Savile Row at Luxor, Glenn Morrison and EC Twins are at Marquee and Lange is at Rain. Get the day started with the Shannon Twins at Bare Pool at The Mirage.
Close out the weekend with Jason Lema and Lisa Pittman at Marquee Dayclub and MGM Grand's Wet Republic closes its season with Steve Angello.
Stars, great music and more. It's another stellar weekend in Vegas!


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Year after year, decade after decade, the Tree of Hope has encouraged children in Roswell to believe a cure for cancer can be found in their lifetimes.
This year's tree was decorated by students of All Saints Catholic School at Roswell Museum and Arts Center Tuesday and will remain on display at the museum until Jan. 2.
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4x4 won't switch ESOF, bucks while locked
Been reading tons of other posts and not sure I have the answer I need. I have an 08 F250. When I have the hubs on auto and put it into 4x4 on the dash you can hear the motor try to engage but the 4 wheel doesn't lock. I locked the hubs and put in in 4 in a parking lot. It is dry and just did a few circles but the truck started bucking and getting crazy. Now I'm confused and scared. Does this sound like a hub issue? I need my 4 wheel drive. I'm scared that if I lock it and engage on a bad day I might still break something based on how it drove today. My a/c doesn't switch to defrost when i switch while doing electronic (not locked). I was at my buddies shop the other day installing a dpf delete and it didnt feel like there was vacuum when we disconnected the line from the hub but not sure if we checked proper. I really don't wanna pay for trouble shooting quite yet til I feel confident i know somewhat the issue. Mainly concerned about the bucking today. I really need to get this going. so lame. I'm driving it in 2wd now with the hubs locked to see if I can get the hubs lubed up a little.
the bucking is normal on dry pavement as our trucks have a "true" 4wd system.
Using the esof(or locking the hubs if esof isn't working) locks all four tires to their respective axles, to their respective front/rear diffs, and to the center transfer case and to the engine.
In other words, all four tires are locked together and want to turn at the same rate, which doesn't happen when you're turning in circles. Instead of twisting the axles or grinding gears, you tires hop/skip to make up the extra rotation/s.
"True" 4wd like on a truck should only be used in snowy/icy/offroad conditions, as driving it it every day will not be good for your truck. Its not a "AWD" system which has front/rear/center differentials to compensate for the different tire travel distances and prevent hopping/skipping.
You CAN drive with the front hubs locked if you want all the time, just not in 4wd. Driving with the hubs locked will spin all your front drivetrain components which may/may not affect your mileage, and will cause slight hopping during tight turns.
Basically, just use 4wd when you need it, and every now and then for short times to test it.
Great reply. Thanks. Any idea where I would start with identifying my electronic shift on the fly issue?
personally i have a 06 6.0 so i'm not that familiar with your truck.
But, on mine the issue was the vacuum solenoid was bad, causing a vacuum leak so the front hubs wouldn't lock. IT would shift in 4x4 when you manually locked the hubs and used esof, but not without manually locking them.
Traced the vacuum issue by jumping the in/out tubes on the solenoid and that fixed it so replaced the solenoid and everything is good now.
Maybe theres a similar part on your truck? Not sure if its the same on 6.4s but when you use the esof and it doesn't work, does your air only blow on defrost? On 6.0s that happens due to the vac leak, which is a dead giveaway its vac related and not electrical.
I tried that trick with the vents., they seemed to work proper when shifting it., it did not go to defrost. Dealer said that part is 85 bucks and not returnable so wanna make sure I try and trouble shoot pretty well. I'll try the vent trick again just to make sure here when I get off work.
My truck did the same thing as scottydosnntknow. What I did was traced down the vacuum lines and tested them. It was very easy because there only a couple. If your truck is the same as the 60, you will have the vacuum pump on the inner fender, from that a line goes to the tank right beside it that holds the vacuum, then a line runs from that to the vac. solenoid, then from there to the hubs. I jacked up the front of my truck and ran a vac hose from the pump directly to the line that runs to the hubs. Turned the key on to let the pump pull a vacuum on the hubs and tried to spin the front wheels, in my case they were locked in, so that told me the hub seals were fine and the line was fine. Since the pump does not stay running all the time i knew it was not the line between it and the solenoid so that makes it a bad solenoid. The system is very simple. I also had a vac gauge so I was able to watch everything with that as well. I hope this helps, again my truck is an 05 but I would think the systems would be very similar.
all you need to do is unplug the intake and outtake hoses to the solenoid under the hood. It'll start to draw vacuum as soon as you unplug it though on the "intake" side from the resevoir so it'll help to plug it with a pen or something. Then use a small jumper hose of some sort to connect the two together, then turn the key to accessory. The vacuum pump should start up as it always does to vacuum the resevoir and it should stop in a minute or two once it reaches vacuum. If it runs and runs and runs that means you have a vacuum leak downstream from the solenoid, or your jumper isn't sealed.
at that point when its stopped, switch the esof switch and you should hear the click in the transfer case and it should be in 4wd. If it works then, your solenoid is bad.
If the vacuum pump runs and runs and runs, trace the hoses one at a time to your hubs. Unplug one side and plug it, then try the test again. Switch sides and do the same thing. If it holds vacuum on both sides, then its probably one of the hubs leaking.
awesome advice. I'll hopefully be able to test this by the weekend. I'll report back once I know.
Your truck is engaging into 4wd, that is why it was bucking in the parking lot! that is normal for it to do that on a dry hard surface.
But it is not good for you to use 4wd on dry pavement because you could break something, it should only be used on wet or slippery surfaces.
Your issue is strickly the auto hubs locking when in the auto position which means you have a vacuum leak either on a vacuum hose, or at a seal behind the hub.
You don't have to worry about using 4wd, when you need it just turn the hubs to "Lock" and shift into 4wd. The "Lock" setting is a backup just incase the "auto" setting doesn't work!
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Middlebury College has been selected to receive a 2013 Climate Leadership Award by Second Nature, a Boston-based national nonprofit that works with college and university leaders to incorporate sustainability into all aspects of higher education, from academics to operations.
The awards are presented annually to signatory institutions of the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) that demonstrate innovative leadership in education for sustainability and climate mitigation. Middlebury was one of two schools to receive an award in the baccalaureate college category. Oberlin College was the other.
"These exemplary institutions have shown us that bold action on climate is not only possible but pragmatic," said David Hales, president of Second Nature. "Their operational, educational and community initiatives are fueling the thought behind what is both necessary and achievable in addressing climate change, and the labors of these leading institutions will benefit all of society."
This year, the award program's fourth, drew the most competitive pool of nominations to date. The winners were among 20 finalists chosen by Second Nature's board and represent the diversity of higher education institutions across the U.S.
Middlebury College's nomination for the Climate Leadership Award was based in part on its greenhouse gas reduction initiatives. In 2006 students pushed for a greater commitment to lower carbon emissions and convinced the trustees to pass a resolution to achieve carbon neutrality by 2016, setting Middlebury's "Making Neutrality a Reality" campaign into motion. Projects that include carbon neutrality, green buildings, a biomass plant, and a solar tracker installation have increased educational opportunities while reducing the college's carbon footprint and supporting the local economy.
As part of the award application process, Middlebury submitted a video describing, from a student perspective, how sustainability is integral to the culture of the college: http://planetforward.org/idea/middleburys-climate-commitment-putting-ethos-into-action/
"We appreciate this award and the recognition of our efforts to address climate change," said Nan Jenks Jay, dean of environmental affairs at Middlebury. "Setting an ambitious, short-term carbon neutrality goal has had multiple benefits for the bottom line and the greater community. It has also provided new opportunities for applied education and research to our students and faculty."


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ATLANTA -- Game 7 of the Orlando Magic-Boston Celtics series is the most-viewed NBA second-round playoff game ever on cable.
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This ViewPoint is the 2014 edition of our overview and analysis of key EU regulatory developments affecting the European financial markets and investors. Topics covered range from investment products and investor protection, through to market structure, investment allocation and taxation.
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This publication examines the behavior of bond markets and fixed income ETFs during the recent period of significant asset flows following September 26, 2014. Our analysis demonstrates that ETFs helped defuse uncertainty and facilitated orderly and stable markets. We believe this experience is an illustrative case study of how fixed income ETFs provide liquidity, price transparency, and fair allocation of costs amidst periods of market stability, as well as during periods when markets are challenged with uncertainty or significant asset flows.
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My life is about halfway over (halfway started, for those of you who like me), and I've spent most of it in San Diego.
I first visited here as a kid in 1974. The Vietnam War raged on, telephones were tethered to walls and San Diego was still a "sleepy little Navy town." My parents thought it looked like a nice place to raise my sister and me, so they sunk what little they had into opening a small restaurant a block from SDSU and rented a one-story, ranch-style '50s bungalow in the College Area, and here I still am.
Sometimes when I drive or walk around the city looking at stuff, I summon with my mind's eye the way it used to look. Some of it's the same, but most is different. For example: Drive 10 minutes out of the heart of the city in any direction, and the unremarkable housing developments you see everywhere used to be wild hillsides and canyons.
When you're young, everything appears as if filmed in Omnimax: What you see fills your vision and the immediacy of the present over-determines what you can know or feel about a place. We are aware that things didn't fall into place out of the blue, that they were haggled over, funded, designed, built and then used, but all of that seems vague and complicated compared with the concrete fact and experience of a canyon, housing development, avenue, movie theater, library, office building, shopping mall or park.
But when you get older, you begin to understand the implications and possibilities of space. Even a cynic who has no idealism about the transformative powers of planning and architecture can surely feel the difference between a walk along the Balboa Park promenade and a walk along Balboa Avenue and wonder what it took historically for these two very different tributes to the 16th-century explorer to come into being.
And yet the other effect of figuring out that places matter—and that to make them more humane, beautiful, charming, civil or magical means effort, negotiation and sacrifice—is that our way of seeing changes, too. The Omnimax is replaced by an "iris-in": that cinematic effect denoting transition or closure where blackness begins to fill up the screen, circling in from all sides until only a pinpoint of the image remains. When the universe reveals itself to be nothing more than a tiny star among billions and billions strewn against the vast emptiness, and every achievement and action, everything we see, no matter how great, is a chimera, what can anything matter?
A great movie that asks that question is Kurosawa's 1952 film, Ikiru (To Live). The protagonist is a bureaucratic functionary, going about his day by going through the motions. Citizens come to his office with problems and complaints, and he passes them on to someone else. Then he sees a doctor and finds out that he has only months to live. After a range of responses, including drinking and carousing, our hero decides he might try and do something to help a group of poor women get an inner-city back alley turned into a playground and perhaps give his life some meaning.
Which brings us back to Balboa Park. I'm sure you've heard about local philanthropist and Qualcomm founder Irwin Jacobs' plan to invest in a park renovation that would remove cars from the Plaza De Panama in the heart of the park and divert traffic coming off of the Cabrillo Bridge toward other parking areas. And perhaps you've heard that some in the historical-preservation community oppose the bypass bridge because of how it will alter the look and feel of the park entrance.
The two parties in this controversy seem entrenched. Jacobs believes that his $40-million plan is best because it removes cars from the center of the park. Bruce Coons of Save Our Heritage Organisation supports a far cheaper, $1-million plan that would remove parking from the plaza but still allow cars to drive through the park without marring the historical entrance with a new bypass ramp.
But there is a third option, which is to ban cars from the bridge altogether and find another way to get people parked and into the park. Jacobs, in a panel on KPBS's These Days radio program, said he doubted the possibility of getting this third way accomplished, but he spoke favorably of it. So have preservationists. I'll bet this third way would have the most support from the public, too.
I like how Jacobs' plan clears cars from the plaza. And I like how SOHO's plan is inexpensive and preserves the entrance to the park. But the third way, making the bridge a pedestrian bridge, is the coolest of all. Everybody would win. If we need money to get additional parking and trams paid for to make it happen, we can indeed raise hotel-room taxes a tiny bit, as Coons has suggested. They're not that high as it is. It certainly won't hurt tourism. Hell, tourists won't even know. They're gonna come to San Diego regardless. And, also, Jacobs could kick in even more. For all the great things Jacobs has already done, he could be like Mister Watanabe, the hero in Ikiru, one last time: overcoming odds to make an unlikely but great thing happen.
I'd like to be walking across that bridge with my future grandchildren someday and turn to them and say, "Irwin Jacobs helped make this possible."
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May 2010 Premieres and Specials
May is generally the month when the broadcast networks put their latest season to rest. While there are plenty of finales, as we've covered in its own post, that doesn't mean there aren't premieres and specials.
This month, 'Jesse Stone' is back, 'Friday Night Lights' returns to NBC, BBC America brings back new seasons of 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'Gavin & Stacey,' while the long-awaited return of 'The Boondocks' comes to Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. FOX is bringing back 'Past Life,' launching a new season of ''So You Think You Can Dance,' and premiering their quirky new police dramedy, 'The Good Guys.'
Why get depressed about what you'll be missing, when there's plenty to get excited about, Don't miss a thing with our May guide.
Saturday, May 1
'NASCAR Richmond 500' (FOX) special presentation
'Paradise Lost: Nightmare in Kenya' (ID) special presentation
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'How the Universe Works: Black Holes' (Discovery) special presentation
'Seeing vs. Believing' (TLC) special presentation
'Hollywood's Hottest Moms' (TV Guide) special presentation
'Family Guy' (FOX) 150th Episode
'Anxious' (Health) special presentation
'Enraged' (Health) special presentation
'The Boondocks' (Cartoon Network) 3rd season premiere
Monday, May 3
'The Woman with 15 Personalities' (Health) special presentation
'Intervention: Fame and Recovery' (A&E) special presentation
'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' (Bravo) 2nd season premiere
'Ultimate Chili Challenge' (TLC) special presentation
Tuesday, May 4
'Born Schizophrenic: January's Story' (Health) special presentation
'Women Behind Bars' (We) 3rd season premiere
Wednesday, May 5
'My Strange Addiction' (Health) special presentation
'How'd You Get So Rich?' (TV Land) 2nd season premiere
'Police Women of Maricopa: Top 10 Takedowns' (TLC) special presentation
'Worst-Case Scenario' (Discovery) series premiere
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'Bipolar Mysteries' (Health) special presentation
'The Imploders' (TLC) series premiere
'The Dudesons in America' (MTV) series premiere
'Heavy Haulers' (TLC) series premiere
'Ultimate Parkour Challenge' (MTV) series premiere
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'Friday Night Lights' (NBC) 4th season premiere
'Need to Know' (PBS) series premiere
'Primetime: What Would You Do?' (ABC) 3rd season premiere
Saturday, May 8
'NASCAR Darlington 500' (FOX) special presentation
'NBA Countdown' (ABC) special presentation
'NBA Conference Semifinals, Game 3' (ABC) special presentation
'Meet My Mom' (Hallmark) special presentation
'Mongolian Death Worm' (Syfy) special presentation
'That Metal Show' (VH1 Classic) 5th season premiere
'Loni Love: America's Sister' (Comedy Central) special presentation
Sunday, May 9
'Jesse Stone: No Remorse' (CBS) special presentation
Monday, May 10
'Unbeatable' (VH1) series premiere
Tuesday, May 11
'Ashes to Ashes' (BBC America) 2nd season premiere
Wednesday, May 12
'Repossessed!' (National Geographic) series premiere
Thursday, May 13
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'Gavin & Stacey' (BBC America) 3rd season premiere
'Not Going Out' (BBC America) 3rd season premiere
'You're Wearing That?!?' (We) series premiere
Saturday, May 15
'Red Dead Redemption' (FOX) special presentation
Sunday, May 16
'The 2010 Miss USA Pageant' (NBC) special presentation
'Survivor: The Reunion' (CBS) special presentation
Monday, May 17
'Little People, Big World' (TLC) 200th episode
Tuesday, May 18
No premieres or specials
Wednesday, May 19
'The Good Guys' (FOX) series premiere
Thursday, May 20
No premieres or specials
Friday, May 21
No premieres or specials
Saturday, May 22
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'Witchville' (Syfy) special presentation
'Danny Bhoy: Subject to Change' (Comedy Central) special presentation
Sunday, May 23
'Lost: Recap Special' (ABC) special presentation
'Brooks & Dunn: The Last Rodeo' (CBS) special presentation
'Jimmy Kimmel Live: Aloha to Lost' (ABC) special presentation
Monday, May 24
'The Bachelorette' (ABC) 6th season premiere
Tuesday, May 25
No premieres or specials
Wednesday, May 26
No premieres or specials
Thursday, May 27
'So You Think You Can Dance' (FOX) 7th season premiere
'100 Questions' (NBC) series premiere
'Police Women of Memphis' (TLC) 3rd season premiere
'Mall Cops: Mall of America' (TLC) series premiere
Friday, May 28
'Past Life' (FOX) 1st season mid-season premiere
Saturday, May 29
'The Special Relationship' (HBO) special presentation
'Dan Cummins: Crazy with a Capital F' (Comedy Central) special presentation
Sunday, May 30
'NASCAR 2010 Sprint Cup Series' (FOX) special presentation
Monday, May 31
'Cake Boss' (TLC) 3rd season premiere
'Dad Camp' (VH1) series premiere
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I can't wait to get this game. But, how do we not know if this is not just the "next-gen" Indy game, only taking it away from the PS3 and 360?
Anyway, I, personally, think this is great. Now I don't have to buy a PS3 to play the old Indy game that was put off.
I just hope they try to keep some of the ragdoll effect things, like in the Force Unleashed. Just my opinion.
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Logitech Keyboard Case Review
We've taken a liking to tablet keyboards lately, so much so that I'm questioning whether owning the current iPad (3rd generation) is actually better for productivity than the newer 2nd generation model, with an improved CPU and far better battery life. Productivity is the key word for keyboards made specifically for tablets, and in this case specifically for the iPad. And this Zagg Keyboard Case, designed by Zagg and produced and sold by Logitech, is the best keyboard yet. It's also the most flawed.
All portable keyboards, for tablet use or otherwise, have to balance proper key design with size, thinness, battery consumption, and a host of other design problems. So while the Ultrathin Keyboard Cover is an excellent product, the keyboard itself leaves a lot to be desired, specifically in the keys and how much give they have. On that one point, Zagg's design is a significant improvement, so much so that I'm almost willing to use this keyboard case over the Ultrathin.
But I'm not. I couldn't, it would be crazy talk. As great as the medium-profile keys are, better in fact than Apple's own Wireless Keyboard, a top-notch typing experience can only make a keyboard good to type on. And with any wireless keyboard, there are other important factors at play. For the Logitech Keyboard Case, nearly all of those factors come to bite it in the ass.
First is the physical design of the keyboard. Its ugly. An aluminum frame shaped to fit an iPad, a thin rubber strip inside to house the iPad properly, and a tiny seat for the iPad. They all work, but it looks cheap, unlike Logitech's own Ultrathin or even the company's Tablet Keyboard. The aluminum frame is also sharp, and has two edges that constantly scrape against users hands when typing. It's almost as bad as the lines on your skin from typing on a MacBook, from the sharp edges of the laptop's frame.
Next is the actual 'case' part of this keyboard. It isn't a case, it's a cover, and a bad one at that. The iPad has to be jammed into place so it won't fall out, and when the Keyboard Case is on it, the iPad can't be used at all. It's more of a screen-protector, which is fine for a bag but useless anywhere else. It's not particularly comfortable to carry around as intended either, and if you're looking to fully protect your iPad, front and back, this is not the solution.
Finally, the placement for the iPad holder is too far back, which makes the case uneven when an iPad is in it. This is partially because Zagg's keyboard was designed for the lighter iPad 2, not the heavier iPad, but potential users ought to know that either way the keyboard is unsteady on the lap. Too much weight towards the back, especially if the iPad is placed in portrait, makes the entire Keyboard Case flip over too easily. To further hit the nail on the preverbial head, the additional weight towards the back requires counterweight at the front, which typically comes from the sharp edges jabbing into the users hand when typing. Ouch.
If you can forgive those three heavy misgivings, Zagg's design for the actual keyboard, meaning the keys is far superior to any other tablet keyboard. The keys aren't so low-profile that they are intended for touch typists; instead, they are fairly high-profile and very bouncy. They feel almost as good to type on as low-profile mechanical keys, my personal favorite type of keyboard. The keys are all well spaced and I haven't typed as easily with a keyboard since Windows XP was the dominant PC operating system on a laptop-style keyboard.
Zagg went one step further and included a 6th line of keys, all specific to the iPad, just like the iPad Keyboard Dock. It includes media controls, home and lock keys, search, virtual keyboard pop-up, and slideshow buttons, but instead of brightness and an unused key Zagg threw in cut, copy, and paste keys. They are entirely useless, because it's actually more work to take command+x/c/v out of the user than it is to press the single specially-designed keys. I'd have liked to have seen some app-specific keys, or perhaps a programmable keys if such were possible. However, the best thing about having this extra line of keys is that unlike the Ultrathin Keyboard Cover, the Keyboard Case has enough room for a complete keyboard without using any function buttons.
One further note: the Keyboard Case uses an identical rechargeable battery system as the Ultrathin, with a 6-month charge and a MicroUSB charging port. I've used the keyboard at length for this review, but haven't used the battery fully after a month.
Without a doubt, the Logitech Keyboard Case designed by Zagg has the best typing experience of any Bluetooth or tablet keyboard. It's no contest. In fact, I have to say that it's a damn shame no one could do it earlier. The typing experience is on par with the best laptop keyboards. The problem is almost everything else. The case itself is actually a large screen protector. The frame is sharp and makes typing for long periods uncomfortable. And weight distribution when not on a flat surface, especially if typing with the iPad in portrait, can have the whole thing topple over. And it's not a good looking product at all. If you can put the numerous problems behind you, then you get rewarded with the best wireless typing experience available anywhere.
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Bottom Line: The best typing experience of any iPad keyboard, but overall uncomfortable and lacking.
- Excellent keyboard, the best of any iPad Bluetooth keyboard
- Battery lasts seemingly forever
- 'Case' part of the keyboard is not a case at all, just a cover
- Shell is sharp and uncomfortable to lean against, especially when typing
- iPad placement leaves the keyboard unevenly weighted, making it difficult to hold steady when typing on the lap
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Spawned in the horrendous heat of a Los Angeles winter, James was born with an incessant need to press buttons. Whether it was the car radio, doorbells on Halloween or lights, James pushed, pressed and prodded every button. No elevator was left unscathed, no building intercom was left un-rung, and no person he's known has been left un-annoyed.


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Oversized grass and ginormous mushrooms were the only scenery White could see. Pebbles on either side of the side of the slim dirt trail in front of her made her gape in awe at how much she had shrunk. She felt as if she was a red ant scavenging for food, or even a treasure hunter exploring a new island for gold and jewels. When her shadow in front of her had disappeared, she looked up to see a majestic blue, red, and white Bravery soaring over her head.
Fixing her dress and tightening the straps on her black dress shoes, she shut the red door behind her and began following the trail to wherever it may lead her. The brunette took every opportunity to touch any rock that she came in contact with while she walked. It seemed too real to be a dream. White could feel the grainy texture of each rock and the still wet dew on the tall grass.
"I've touched such things when I played outside the mansion," White tried to convince herself. "My mind has just recreated not only the landscape, but also the texture and feeling of each thing. How interesting this seems. This still has to be a dream."
Before White could continue on her way, a dull voice made a cold shiver go up her spine. "Dream you say?"
Her head shot upward towards the voice. But all she could see was an inside of a red and polka dot mushroom. Curious yet again, she stepped backward until she could see a boy on top of the mushroom.
The boy looked down on her, twirling a smoke pipe between his fingers. His pitch black hair couldn't shield his piercing blue eyes that peered down at her through his red glasses. His expression was lifeless. He wore a black suit with a royal blue vest which matched such an attitude. He wore a blue cape and had two long antennas coming out from his head. White thought he looked like a human caterpillar.
"Dream you may say, but dream it is not." The boy stated, bringing the pipe to his lips and blowing out puffs of smoke.
"And who is to say that this isn't a dream?" She scoffed.
"Who else is contradicting your statement but me?" He asked, puffing out some more smoke. "But if you must ask, I, Cheren the wisest caterpillar in all of Wonderland, have yet to prove yourself wrong."
"Well then, Cheren," She grumbled, putting her hands on her hips, disgusted by the caterpillar boy's arrogant attitude. "I don't remember 'Wonderland' being on any map I have views at my mansion. If such a place is not on a map it doesn't exist."
"The flaw in your statement is that you only looked what was inside this 'mansion' of yours. What of other maps beyond that place? What of other maps beyond that place?" Cheren countered. "Have you checked those?"
"Well no, but-" White began but Cheren held up a hand to stop her.
"Then you cannot claim that Wonderland does not exist, nor can you back up your theory of this being a dream, am I wrong?" Cheren then cracked a devious grin at his victory, drawing in another puff of air and letting it out, making circles as he did so.
"Now," He murmured at the now speechless brunette. "You are clearly wandering in a dangerous direction to our Queen's castle. I would suggest walking straight forward past this mushroom to the Hatter's."
"Queen?" White asked. "What dangers will occur? What would the Queen do to an innocent maiden as myself?"
"Well behead you of course," Cheren responded.
"For what, exactly, would she behead me for? I did nothing wrong." White pursed her lips, waiting for him to respond.
"For trespassing," Cheren grinned, reaching into his pocket and pulling out a pocket watch, clicking it open. "Now if you start walking now you just make it to the tea party."
"What tea party is that?" White asked.
"A tea party is a tea party," Cheren mumbled. "A tea is the same as a tea and a party is just a party."
"I didn't mean it like-"
"You ask too many questions," He sighed, taking a deep breath and blowing into his smoke pipe. Smoke began to wrap around him, making it hard for White to see. "Just go straight past this mushroom and you shall see a table where the hatter, the hare, and a dorm mouse tell stories of random subjects and where you will sit and drink tea and laugh."
And then the caterpillar was gone.
"How troublesome," White whined, following Cheren's orders and walked off the trail and straight passed the mushroom. "He didn't even tell me how long I'm supposed to be walking for."
Solitaire Madness - Chapter 4 by Masqurade-ChanWatch
©2012-2015 Masqurade-Chan
PART 4: (falls in love with Cheren)
Cheren as the Caterpillar... that's very fitting
Nice work!
Nice work!
lolz just like the tea party in the book and the movie huh? great work keep at it
Cheren as the caterpillar is amazing!!!
Oh jeeze I LOVE Cheren as the caterpillar.
This is great.
This is great.


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Music Theatre
Week I: July 26- July 31, 2015
Week II August 2-7, 2015
Completing Grades 8-12
Camp fee: $530 if received by March 1, 2015
After March 1, camp fee is $575
Course Fee: $35
No Experience Required!
Musical Theatre Camps are appropriate for all actors, singers and dancers who love musical theater! If you want to fine-tune your skills in time for your Jr./High School & Community Theatre auditions, this is the camp for you! We move fast and work as hard as we play! With classes dealing with in the moment acting, vocal production and jazz/musical theatre dance techniques, you will be well on your way to becoming a genuine triple threat. You will work all week with experienced faculty, who are also seasoned professional artists, along side your fellow performers. All levels welcome!
WEEK I: July 26-July 31
This week is a Skills/Technique Building week where we'll focus on your individual next steps in acting, singing & dancing. We'll be working on audition materials & skills that you can take with you into your fall auditions and the culminating performance on Friday, July 31 @ 6pm will be a Cabaret Event featuring solos/duets/trios & monologues/scenes worked on during the week plus a splashy final dance/production number at the end with the entire ensemble!
WEEK II: August 2-August 7
This week is a Production based week where we'll continue to develop your skills in acting, singing & dancing, but will be working intensively as an ensemble. The culminating performance on Friday, August 7 @ 5pm will be will be putting together an approx. 60-70 minute show that is an brand new ORIGINAL MUSICAL written by a NYC musical theatre writing team, to be workshopped & performed by the students of SLAC. This is an exciting, opportunity to be a part of an original workshop of a show, the week at camp is life-changing week for many, and is a ton of fun!
Sample Daily Schedule
8:00AM Warm-up/group games and improvisations
8:30AM Vocal warm-ups/learn group songs
9:30AM Break
9:45AM Jazz dance technique and choreography
10:45AM Break
11:00AM Acting class
12:00PM-1:00PM Lunch
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5:00PM Dinner
6:00PM Rehearse vocally and stage big opening number
8:30PM Free time
There are no auditions to get in! Students will attend classes in the morning and afternoon, and will join other campers for performances and activities at night. A final performance of materials learned throughout the week will be held on Friday of camp for parents, friends and community members!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post6068538893084478665..comments2015-10-09T06:46:58.875-07:00Comments on Haskell for all: Scrap your type classesGabriel email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-66715374063541591532014-09-02T18:33:50.011-07:002014-09-02T18:33:50.011-07:00So my current stance is that "type classes wi...So my current stance is that "type classes with mathematical laws are okay". My reasoning is that laws let you reason abstractly about what the type class does without consulting the source code. So, for example, I'm okay with type classes like `Monad`, `Functor`, and `Monoid`, but not with type classes like `IsWritable` or `HasFoo`.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-52436778272765125722014-08-21T12:20:36.154-07:002014-08-21T12:20:36.154-07:00In your edit, you say your opinion on this has mel...In your edit, you say your opinion on this has mellowed since time of writing. Have you discovered an alternative solution that solves most of the issues you wrote about?Gilberthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-70666588890723571552013-08-08T11:21:21.459-07:002013-08-08T11:21:21.459-07:00Oh yeah, that's right! `GADT`s are one way to...Oh yeah, that's right! `GADT`s are one way to package up type class instances into dictionaries that act like witnesses to that instance. If you're really interested in this line of inquiry I've heard that you can do even more powerful things along these lines using the `ConstraintKinds` extension, although I don't know the specific details.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-90909550219999848762013-08-08T09:25:00.226-07:002013-08-08T09:25:00.226-07:00Maybe, I only have a tenuous grasp of what you are...Maybe, I only have a tenuous grasp of what you are explaining--and in the field in general. The nuances are so important here so I may be off base, but here's what I'm thinking. I came to your page through a google search when I was trying to understand that manual section the passage:

"For example, one possible application is to reify dictionaries:
data NumInst a where
 MkNumInst :: Num a => NumInst a

 intInst :: NumInst Int
 intInst = MkNumInst

 plus :: NumInst a -> a -> a -> a
 plus MkNumInst p q = p + q
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The plus application here is similar to your sequence' example, except that the pattern match on MkNumInst implies Num a, (makes that dictionary available(?)). IOW, GADT's allow for this pattern match to make available (+) automatically based on the class constraint included in the MkNumInst definition. So its not a scrap of the type class system but instead somewhat of a fusion the system and the methodology you are writing about. T. Cookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-10195578624159787072013-08-08T08:45:20.776-07:002013-08-08T08:45:20.776-07:00Can you explain more?Can you explain more?Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-37465967091441757332013-08-08T08:05:28.077-07:002013-08-08T08:05:28.077-07:00Nice. What you are discussing seems to be embraced...Nice. What you are discussing seems to be embraced by GADT's. See the GHC manual 7.4.6T. Cookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-54773996606131441062013-07-28T08:52:22.398-07:002013-07-28T08:52:22.398-07:00Neat! I never knew that. That's an interesti...Neat! I never knew that. That's an interesting approach to use an object as a dictionary. It's certainly less clumsy than the Haskell equivalent unless you use Haskell's `RecordWildCard` extension to unpack all the methods.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-14846900150385114412013-07-28T02:22:29.141-07:002013-07-28T02:22:29.141-07:00> ... or you pass the MonadI instance as a para...> ... or you pass the MonadI instance as a parameter to the do block.

This is pretty similar to how F# does it. A computation expression, which is the ~equivalent of a do-block, is started with an object that has a Bind and a Return method, plus a bunch of other optional ones that mostly only make sense because F# isn't pure. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233182.aspxTarmilhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-59129426049924251472013-06-14T05:05:40.047-07:002013-06-14T05:05:40.047-07:00The logic aspect is also interesting for me. I wil...The logic aspect is also interesting for me. I will read the tutorial paper on email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-4366054563644715162013-06-13T11:55:09.094-07:002013-06-13T11:55:09.094-07:00What you described is what the Agda language does....What you described is what the Agda language does. Agda allows you to both manually manage the dictionaries or let the compiler insert the implicitly for you. I think it also has ways to enforce uniqueness as a special case, too, but I'm not completely sure.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-81947022273607816132013-06-13T08:15:37.185-07:002013-06-13T08:15:37.185-07:00Interesting. While haskell is a great source of go...Interesting. While haskell is a great source of good ideas it surely also has its odds. I think I found a solution (for my type system) that allows the global enforcement as a special case of the general concept that is case based but still the programmer does not need to manually manage the dictionaries - that will be part of the language. I'm not 100% sure but I think that it will also eliminate all the complex/impossible corner cases of type parameters as in java or type classes. But it is way to early. Currently the only running compiler is in my firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-57563158915398368182013-06-13T06:06:26.764-07:002013-06-13T06:06:26.764-07:00That's right. Type classes associate the func...That's right. Type classes associate the function with the type, whereas dictionary passing does not implicitly assume that there is only one suitable function for a given type.

Sometimes this is good, like when you want to ensure that the same function is used consistently, such as the `Ord` constraint that a `Set` uses to order its elements. If you keep changing the comparison function you use each time you do an operation on the `Set` then you will break its internal invariants. In that case the type class is good because it enforces that the comparison function is unique for that type.

However, sometimes it causes problems, too. For example, `Bool` has two dual instances for `Monoid`, both equally useful and equally valid:

instance Monoid Bool where mempty = False and mappend = (&&)

instance Monoid Bool where mempty = True and mappend = (||)

So we end up distinguishing which one we mean using the `All` or `Any` newtypes from `Data.Monoid`.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-4842635879644934052013-06-13T06:01:42.404-07:002013-06-13T06:01:42.404-07:00It took me a while but now I got something clear a...It took me a while but now I got something clear and found what I was looking for. And I made one surprising and amusing conclusion: type classes are inherently an object oriented thought. The say that a type *has a* function (or more) while your proposal is saying that there *is a* known function (or more) what is far more "functional" notion. Thanks for the discussion. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-47872452378509948222013-06-03T14:59:36.590-07:002013-06-03T14:59:36.590-07:00So there are disadvantages to getting rid of type ...So there are disadvantages to getting rid of type classes completely. The compiler does less work for the programmer and you can't enforce the "one unique instance per type" principle.

The main difference between the two approaches in terms of the expression problem is that using type classes means that the person defining the type class instance supplies the missing functions. Without type classes the responsibility of supplying the dictionaries shifts to the person calling the function.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-29032464776011373972013-06-03T13:52:08.026-07:002013-06-03T13:52:08.026-07:00So one could say that (also) type constraints are ...So one could say that (also) type constraints are transformed into data (here a tuple of functions) what is - as you have shown - much easier to handle. I don't think this is just true for haskell in particular. The type system most often is something the programmer can't program while we can program data and functions. Beside this functionality aspect I try to understand if there is a difference between this and type classes when it comes to "who is defining what where, what depends on the other, how can things be extended". I didn't get this picture clear. My goal here is to find a replacement for most of the type argument programming because it easily gets in the way of the programmer as you have shown for haskell specific email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-18890549219035672442013-06-03T10:06:54.282-07:002013-06-03T10:06:54.282-07:00The main difference between a type class and a dic...The main difference between a type class and a dictionary of functions is how much work the compiler does with you. The trick you are describing is defining a value by its interfaces, such as:

(HasFoo a, HasBar a) => a -> Int

The equivalent dictionary-based approach would be:

(HasFoo a, HasBar a) -> a -> (S

In the former approach the compiler would fill in the necessary dictionaries and make sure that they were unique for that type.

to make that concrete, let's imagine that our classes had the following definitions:

class HasFoo a where foo :: a -> String

class HasBar a where bar :: a -> Char

Then our function is basically the same thing as:

(a -> String, a -> Char) -> a -> Int

So type-classes work because they avoid dealing with the concrete underlying data type by abstracting over it completely and replacing it with `a`, instead providing the relevant functions that `a` must support.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-33547741264245361162013-06-03T02:17:26.304-07:002013-06-03T02:17:26.304-07:00I'm not sure either (what is mostly based on m...I'm not sure either (what is mostly based on my limited understanding of haskell and how exactly type classes are emerging - e.g. are they "global"). I just came to think that type classes allow to "add" a type to any data type without changing its original definition. The "dependency" is on the common contract defined (externally) by the type class. As I understand it you make the type class a data type with appropriate functions instead. What does that mean for a "user" of that construct ? Can you make a type (e.g. Int) *be* another type ? Hence you extend the "nature" of a type external from the type definition itself. I assume your approach would add something I would describe as an "adapter" between the Int from the example and the new "type class". What allows for some use cases of type classes and does not for others as I see email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-84907996830303299012013-05-30T12:01:30.920-07:002013-05-30T12:01:30.920-07:00I'm not sure about this. What's the diffe...I'm not sure about this. What's the difference between coupling induced by relying on a constraint and the coupling induced from relying on an explicit dictionary argument?Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-81931103837429917052013-05-30T08:03:46.386-07:002013-05-30T08:03:46.386-07:00If I don't missed something you missed that ty...If I don't missed something you missed that type classes are primarily a solution to the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression_problem . Passing functions explicit couples the used code and is therefore inappropriate to solve problems on this firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-56973820123451745482013-03-06T09:40:35.515-08:002013-03-06T09:40:35.515-08:00Yes. You could remove the extension by parametriz...Yes. You could remove the extension by parametrizing them on the hidden types.

I also later found out that PolymorphicComponents is a milder version of the same extension.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-42561629369223019272013-03-06T08:04:02.051-08:002013-03-06T08:04:02.051-08:00Really nice post, thanks for doing this. Is the R...Really nice post, thanks for doing this. Is the Rank2Types extension used so that the data definitions only need one type parameter?Matt Fenwickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-89328719656644722992013-02-26T00:44:43.887-08:002013-02-26T00:44:43.887-08:00Yes, that's right. The type variable have to ...Yes, that's right. The type variable have to be in the right places otherwise the dictionary you get will be unusable since it won't type-check.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-60424121566816351042013-02-25T11:49:40.954-08:002013-02-25T11:49:40.954-08:00I think newtypes are still required for monad tran...I think newtypes are still required for monad transformers, since there is no type-lambda in Haskell.Robin Phttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-19615930796228951712012-11-01T11:23:29.386-07:002012-11-01T11:23:29.386-07:00Yes, you can. The current way to do this is to re...Yes, you can. The current way to do this is to reify a type class as a dictionary:

-- From the 'constraints' package
data Dict :: Constraint -> * where
 Dict :: a => Dict a

The `ConstraintKinds` extension makes the above trick possible and it has opened a lot of doors for users that need to work around limitations of the type class system.Gabriel Gonzalezhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1777990983847811806.post-50343489551286607382012-10-26T15:18:27.862-07:002012-10-26T15:18:27.862-07:00Interesting. This is what I've recently called...Interesting. This is what I've recently called "Interface-Passing Style". See my ILC2012 article: http://common-lisp.net/~frideau/lil-ilc2012/lil-ilc2012.html
http://common-lisp.net/~frideau/lil-ilc2012/lil-ilc2012.pdf

Question is: can you do that in Haskell and still achieve Ad Hoc polymorphism? Maybe by using Type-Classes instead of mere records to define and refine your Interface objects?Francois-Renehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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they can (and do) select the upload image from anywhere on their local system. The server retrievable values only indicate the filename rather than the path though.
subnote: trying to keep the image name the same as what it was called by the surfer is more awkward than useful and can result in overwritten files on your server. It is best to attribute a new server created name once the file gets to you.
I find it best to use mysql_insert_id and name the images exactly the same as an auto_increment field of the database


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Thursday, August 12, 2010
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BUFORD -- Paul Sherman, the man found Monday in an Oldsmobile holding the body of a Buford woman, has been charged with murder.
Police found Sherman parked in a randomly selected, brush-covered backyard on Bona Road in Buford late Monday night.
After Sherman fled, police found the body of 59-year-old Joanne Kent in the trunk of the car.
Originally charging Sherman with obstruction, loitering and drug charges, police tacked on counts of murder and concealing the death of another Thursday.
Upon further investigation, the medical examiner's office determined that Kent had been strangled, police spokesman Cpl. Brian Kelly said Thursday.
Kelly could not discuss a specific motive involved, but did say Wednesday that Sherman and Kent were acquaintances.
The car, a 1997 Oldsmobile Cutlass, belonged to Kent's employer, Kelly said.
When police arrested Sherman at his nearby home, there was enough crack cocaine in his possession to book him for possession with intent to distribute.
Sherman is being held at Gwinnett County Jail without bond.
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