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Nancy Birtwhistle, 60, who won this year's The Great British Bake Off, has designed a Christmas showstopper bake - and shares the festive recipe exclusively with the Mail so you can make it at home.
Parts of the festive episode – which sees the Time Lord come face to face with Santa Claus – is so spine-tingling it had both old and young screaming in fright at a preview screening.
It reportedly costs the BBC up to £40million a year to broadcast Wimbledon - a large part of the tournament's £150million revenue.
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Mel B's husband has slammed speculation that he was responsible for her scratched and bruised appearance on The X Factor judge on Sunday.
Radio 4 presenter John Humphrys accused the BBC of being 'soft', 'complacent' and 'institutionally nervous' about tackling immigration stories.
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Hoisted 250ft in the air on the end of a tangle of ropes, 88-year-old naturalist Sir David Attenborough shows you're never too old for a tricky camera shot, despite a knee replacement.
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The 71-year-old former singer and TV presenter said she was 'falling apart' as she received an award to mark her long career.
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Finance director Anne Bulford (pictured) said the BBC needs to make further savings of £400million a year by 2017, despite huge cutbacks in the last seven years.
Mariella Frostrup, 52, suffers from anxiety brought on by the menopause, but was told by insurer AXA PPP that it does not cover menopausal treatments because the condition is 'natural.
Youngsters between the age of 11 and 15 spend six times longer watching internet video clips as older viewers, but spend much less time in front of traditional sets.
The episode sparked fury when it was filmed in the South American country earlier this year, with locals taking offence at the H982 FKL number plate on a Porsche driven by Jeremy Clarkson.
The BBC's Christmas schedule includes a familiar line up of dramas, including the traditional Doctor Who and Strictly Come Dancing specials.
The Paedophile Next Door will feature 39-year-old Eddie (pictured) outing himself on camera in order to ask for more help for people sexually attracted to children in a bid to stop them becoming criminals.
She has denied using Botox to smooth her skin. So viewers were at a loss to explain Jennifer Aniston's oddly youthful complexion when she appeared on the Graham Norton Show.
Mariella Frostrup, 52, said the 'unwelcome' development has improved her 'work-life balance'. She believes there will soon be a 'social revolution' as the post-War baby boomers seek more work.
David Hockney told Radio 4's Today programme that while he rarely leaves his Los Angeles home because of his deafness, he does go out to visit 'the doctors, the bookshop and the marijuana store'.
Pippa Middleton has advised her followers to feast on beetroot and invest in a pair of padded Lycra shorts to achieve her toned physique.
The heirs of the Jamaican reggae singer have sparked outrage by launching what they describe as the 'world's first global cannabis brand'.
The reality TV star quit I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here last night after only three days, moaning that she had never been so unhappy.
Barney Devlin, pictured, from Castledawson, Co Derry was interviewed on BBC's Countryfile about his friendship with Seamus Heaney. However, producers subtitled the interview due to his accent.
Critics including African academics say Christmas song ignores fact that ebola has struck largely Muslim countries such as Liberia where most don't celebrate December 25,
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She was delivering a petition to Downing Street outlining concerns about genetically modified crops.
The 79-year-old actress, who suffers from macular degeneration, insisted age is 'just a number' and hates being asked when she will retire. She added poor eyesight means she struggles to read scripts.
Benedict Cumberbatch, 38, is a distant cousin of the celebrated mathematician, Alan Turing, who broke the German Enigma code during World War Two.
Ian Jolly, BBC 'style editor', conceded his presenters and reporters make basic errors, such as confusing the word 'historic' with 'historical' and using the term 'chair' when they mean 'chairman'.
Mr Buerk, 68, a former newsreader, is best known for reporting on the Ethiopian famine in 1984 and now presents Radio 4's discussion programme The Moral Maze.
Paltrow, 42, has hired American lawyer Lisa Gersh to heal the brand's image following years of negative publicity.
Sir Bob Geldof, 60, and Scottish musician Midge Ure are preparing to release the new charity track, Band Aid 30, which is expected to feature One Direction, Adele, Ed Sheeran and Ben Howard.
Stereo Kicks nearly became a nine-piece band after Lee Nelson jumped on stage while they were performing on The X Factor on Saturday night.
Restaurant owner Jamie Poulton suffered second-degree burns when he plucked eight-year-old Matilda from a group of children and put out the flames with his bare hands.
Muscle-bound presenter Steve Backshall has lodged a complaint with the BBC, claiming his Strictly Come Dancing partner Ola Jordan 'bullied' him in gruelling practice sessions.
The BBC has defended the morbid themes of episode Dark Water, which dealt with the afterlife and saw dead bodies transformed into an Army of Cybermen.
Former Countryfile host Miriam O'Reilly said she has been 'inundated' by calls from women who said they had been subjected to misogyny at the BBC, but were stopped from speaking out.
The presenter, who led ITV's coverage of the football World Cup this summer, saw his profits soar by almost 18 per cent in a year, from £3.9milllion in 2012 to £4.6million in 2013.
The Endless River has already beaten boyband One Direction's 2013 album Midnight Memories, although Amazon refused to say how many orders it has for commercial reasons.
Almost 50 years after her victory with Puppet On A String, Sandie Shaw says that she felt pressured into taking part in the song contest after bad publicity blamed her for the break-up of a marriage.
Radio 3 has suffered its lowest ratings during a Proms season for 15 years after including performances by pop stars, including soul singer Laura Mvula (pictured).
Fran Unsworth, pictured, says the BBC have 'attempted to address' the shortage of older female presenters after saying that until recently they believed viewers preferred seeing younger women.
Speaking on Radio 4's Today programme, O'Driscoll claims the Queen congratulated him on retiring from rugby 'unscathed' in contrast with her granddaughter's husband, Mike Tindall.
Miranda Hart, 41, said the show - called Miranda - will end after two Christmas specials are aired, leaving her free to concentrate on hosting a Generation Game-style entertainment show.
Pippa Middleton has decided to share the simple 30-minute total body workout that helps her achieve her toned behind – and keeps it in shape.
TV presenter Kate Garraway has two beautiful children (pictured) but felt a 'kind of rage against my diminishing fertility' when told she was unlikely to bear more children.
Simple arithmetic was beyond the capability of two of female contestants on The Apprentice. Lindsay Booth and Nurun Ahmed (pictured) were unable to multiply so Lord Sugar fired them.
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text: Well, after seeing the pics of the updated Ristretto, I have to say I'm impressed. The open top front pocket of the previous design concerned me a bit with items falling out if the bag tipped over, as my SuperEgo currently does. The new update will alleviate that problem. After hearing rumors about a redesign, I was hoping the built-in PC/iPad pocket would morph into something like the Cadet with its sliding Cache on Gatekeeper clips so it could be removable and thus giving more room if no PC/iPad is carried. I stlll say overall the Ristretto, if made like the Cadet, could replace the Cafe design (iPad=SCB, MBA 11=MCB, MBA 13=LCB) and be more flexible but that's just me. Hats off to Tom and crew for the excellent work!


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Monarch Butterflies: Meet the Scientists
Meet scientists Isabel Ramírez and Karen Oberhauser, who you heard featured in our first Monarch Butterflies podcast:
Where do you work?
Isabel: I work at the Centro de Investigaciones en Geografía Ambiental, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
Karen: I work at the Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, University of Minnesota.
What do you study?
Isabel: I work on landscape ecology topics applied to conservation and natural resources management of the monarch butterfly habitat in Mexico.
Karen: I study several aspects of monarch butterfly ecology and conservation: how climate change might affect monarchs, what eats them, how many times they mate in their short lifetimes, how many eggs they lay, and what habitats are important to them.
What are three titles you would give yourself?
Isabel: Geographer, environmentalist, committed with the welfare of local communities.
Karen: Biologist, Lepidopterist, Teacher.
What do you like to do when you are not working?
Isabel: I juggle to, at the same time, attend to my family (I have two children), do some exercise, enjoy time with my friends, watch movies and read historical novels.
Karen: I like to hang out in prairies and woods with my family, friends, and dog; do yoga; and read murder mysteries.
What do you like most about science?
Isabel: I really like this planet, its nature and its people. So, doing this work, I think I can contribute a little bit to a better world: to help create a balance between nature and society and justice among all people.
Karen: I get to work with incredibly interesting and brilliant people in amazing settings, and love knowing that my work is leading to an understanding of how we can conserve a little corner of the planet's biodiversity.


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• Sandy Solidarity Project Succeeds in Motivating Ongoing Support
Fordham Following on the school's overall undergraduate ranking of No. 40, the Gabelli School of Business has placed seventh nationwide in international business in Bloomberg Businessweek's subject rankings.
The school's ranking in international business represents a gain of four spots from 2012, and reflects the ongoing effort of Donna Rapaccioli, Ph.D., the school's dean, to intensify the global nature of the Gabelli School curriculum.
The results of that campaign include:
—Enhancements to the Gabelli School program in London to enable accounting, marketing and finance students to take advanced coursework in their fields, making it easier to study abroad for a full semester.
—Additional scholarship support for students who want to study overseas, including three John S. Wilcha travel grants for study anywhere in the world, and three London grants from KPMG.
—More study tours tied to full-semester courses, such as a spring 2013 class on finance in Brazil that featured a one-week tour to Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
—Encouragement for all faculty to introduce new international content and examples into the courses they deliver at Rose Hill.
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Sandy Solidarity Project Succeeds in Motivating Ongoing Support
When superstorm Sandy hit on Oct. 29, 2012, the Fordham University community mobilized quickly in coordinating a relief supply hub. Fordham's involvement did not stop there.
In the last seven months, more than 400 students, faculty, administrators, alumni, and invitees have volunteered through grassroots organizations, and through a series of 11 Sandy Saturday trips sponsored through the University's Office of Mission and Ministry. The trips were part of an effort by Fordham to help rebuild stricken communities not just through one volunteer day, but through a sustained relationship with Sandy survivors. Volunteers worked closely with Habitat for Humanity Westchester.
"We had such a great response, we literally had to turn students away," said Sandra Lobo Jost, director of the Dorothy Day Center for Service and Justice.
Volunteers across the University have totaled more than 3,200 hours of community service directed towards hurricane relief. Through collections at University liturgies, individual donations, and campus fundraisers, more than $30,000 was raised for the University's Disaster Relief Fund to support those affected and organizations and agencies working to assist in the relief and recovery process.
Gil Severiano, a Campus Ministry administrator and a volunteer, said that, unlike other metropolitan-area universities, Fordham's commitment to Sandy victims was an outgrowth of its Jesuit identity.
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Aniak resident Dave Cannon flew into Napaimute Sunday.
"Yesterday, it was getting soft." Cannon said Monday. "There was a little bit of open water, about 40 feet across on this North shore. And then last night, sometime in the early morning hours, it must have pushed through, and broke up."
Cannon says ice is stationary now, but the water rose about four feet Monday morning. He says there are some open patches but there are large pans and big sheets about 200 hundred yards long.
Bethel temperatures have been below freezing every night with recent wind chills in the single digits. But it's been milder in the middle Kuskokwim. Cannon says Aniak has seen several days in the 40s and 50s.
"People have been boating on the Aniak River, Thursday and Friday," said Cannon. "There was a boat hauled across the ice up to the mouth of the Aniak, and they were able to make it about 30 miles up."
That's the same information that the National Weather Service is gathering. Their latest break up report, released Sunday, shows that most of the state is seeing more of a warm up than the Lower Kuskokwim River.
The report shows that temperatures near the coast are predicted to be below average this week which increases the likelihood of breakup flooding if temperatures suddenly warm to climate normals.


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This redneck wingnut from Arizona loves to manufacture bs on this forum.
He went after Rondo, because his ky attacks on Fierce as in Ray versus Paul were beyond lame. It's obvious this is kyRico. There was never any back and forth debate on Rondo. It was dudder and this guy making it seem there is an actual debate on his game.
The same thing goes on in the Red Sox forum. A few usernames write 90% of the posts in certain long threads that no one else cares about. Rondo might not be one of the top three guards, but he is more than adequate for a championship team. You can't have the best players in every position. That's why Perk, Rondo, Posey, House, Powe, and Brown were each crucial contributors to winning #17 despite not being top of the line all-stars.
The reason the Celtics didn't win a second title this era was because of Doc Rivers. Maybe it wouldn't have mattered, but his all-in with the Big Three when they were clearly on the wrong side of the hill was a very wrong move.


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Exploring the intersections of music and science, "Icarus at the Edge of Time" is a symphonic journey of black holes, space travel and scientific discovery. This story depicts a strange and exciting future where mankind travels to new worlds with music by Philip Glass, narration by astrophysicist Mario Livio, narrative adapted by Brian Geene and David Henry Hwang, based on the book by Brian Greene, and film by duo AL and AL. Connecting music with science, social studies, language arts and mathematics, this STEAM-activated concert will delight students and teachers and challenge us to think about what life could be at the center of a black hole.
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Join us for this true holiday classic full of adventure, wonder, and magic! Hop on the Polar Express and let Ken Lam and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra take you on an exciting journey to the North Pole. With thrilling visuals, dancing and engaging music by Robert Kapilow, these performances are sure to delight young audiences.
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When sports and music collide it makes for an exciting adventure! Explore the physics of motion behind baseball, swimming, racing, running and cycling, as well iconic sports heroes such as Jesse Owens, Arthur Ashe and more. Featuring selections including Handel's Water Music, and family favorites like "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," sports and music fans alike will leave the Meyerhoff with a greater appreciation for the dedication that it takes to achieve excellence in both activities!
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East Valley High School Choir sings, The Prayer of the Children at St. Mark's Cathedral, Seattle, WA: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl12_4EtgQA
That's When I Talk to God, by Dan & Ali Morrow, Illustrated by Cory Godbey, David C. Cook, 2011, Ages 4-8, 36 Pages, ISBN-13: 978-1434700186, $12.99
"…you know we can pray to God anytime we want to, right?" Mom asked setting aside the nighttime storybook, as she and her daughter folded their hands to pray.
That simple question leads to the discovery that prayer is simply talking to God in this appealing story by Dan and Ali Morrow. where youngsters learn how to pray "any time, any place…about anything."
Written in the unnamed little girl's voice, children learn prayer is more than giving thanks at supper and bedtime as they follow this charming girl through her typical day where she learns to talk to God about everything. Where she learns praying is kind of like talking to her mom.
From telling God how much she loves Him, to thanking God for good friends, to apologizing for bragging when she "scored the first soccer goal," to asking for courage when she's afraid to go down the "big twirly slide." Each colorful two-page spread teaches children to take their "fears, joys and questions" to God in prayer.
There is nothing not to like about this children's book and several things that make it stand out. Not only does it teach children how to pray, the author's also show how God speaks to us, "though He might not use His voice..." Sometimes He speaks to us through other people or our feelings when we feel bad over something we've done, but her mother cautions, "God speaks most clearly through His Word, the Bible."
A two-page spread of Scriptures on prayer and the Lord's Prayer is also included.
Award-winning author, Lee Strobel, Ali's father, ends the book with "A Letter from a Grandpa" where he encourages parents and grandparents to inspire and motivate their children and grandchildren to "develop their own vibrant prayer lives."
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The climbing track for the 2D1N Extreme Mount Kinabalu Package is the easier of the two possible paths: the climbers will cover the distance to the top on the Timpohon Gate trail. The main difference between 1-day package and this one is that the ascent and descent with the 2D1N trip is done over 2 days. The climb on the first day is completed in no more than two hours from Kota Kinabalu to the National Park of Kinabalu, leaving the rest of the day for adjustment, with plenty of time to take in the surroundings and visit the park, for getting to know its inhabitants and relaxing. The night is spent at the lodge. The second day is dedicated mostly to climbing, as the final ascent to the peak and the descent will take place on this day.
The climbing scheduled for the second day is not less spectacular: the path takes the visitors through an extraordinary landscape, offering sightings of exotic plants and animals unique to the region.
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... and then they let the PR filter to the internal pages to boost their rankings.
But what about getting all internal pages linked externally and have unique titles for each to boost PR and ranking for those search terms and individual internal links, wouldn't this work better? Especially since it is apparent that external links carry more weight than internal ones.
I guess it could be seen as spamming if you listed 50 links for one site (of different content pages) in exchange for 50 recip. links on your site. I guess you would only want to trade one content page per site.
Any thoughts about doing this, or is it just better to let home page PR trickle down?
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Although I don't have first hand experience to report, it makes total sense to do it this way. It could be argued that the pr is being diluted but one must remember that pr is only ONE component of G's ranking algo for relevance. In interview's, the founders and engineers are always downplaying PR, I think it makes sense to listen to them.
I often ask for links to those summary pages with relevant link text, and have done very well in SERPs as a result of that. Interestingly enough my navigation bar link text has been just as important in the good SERPs as those external links.
For one of our main key phrases we have consistently ranked in the top 30 (although I can�t seem to crack the top 20) with the home page link up until 3 months ago when the key phrase page itself moved ahead of the home page. Now I have both links in the top 40, and we are the only site to have 2 links in the top 40. Most of the other sites in the results link to the home page, but a few do link to the key phrase page.
In hindsight I wish I would have concentrated on getting relevant external links to that particular key phrase page. As martinibuster mentioned, it makes sense to have appropriately themed links to the relevant sections of your site.
Now I am working on getting relevant external links to that particular key phrase page. I am not concerned about PR dilution as I feel this will just benefit the user searching for the key phrase when they go to directly to that page, and this will eventually benefit me.
As I only started doing this a month ago, I have no results to report yet. However I do have a particular software program that I market on my site, and I have always worked to get relevant links to its page b/c it addresses certain key phrases. It has always ranked well under those key phrases, and it has a good PR.
A couple of months after that I submitted another unrelated site that was taking a while to get in so I went to the DMOZ moderator site to find out why. I used my work email, and somebody started looking at my original site and commenting how it appeared related to the second site that I submitted (it did somewhat, but I was unaware of the similarities until I got another perspective so I am now changing).
All of a sudden a couple of weeks later, my second external link was removed. I went back to the moderator site to find out why, and this is the response I got.
�It was deleted because the main page of the site is already listed in (I am removing the link) - this was deemed a more suitable category.�
I then inquired as to why I could not have a second link, and they responded
"�can have two links" doesn't mean "webmasters have blanket permission to place two links in the category of their choosing." (You will notice that the SUBMITTAL guidelines say, "Pick the ONE best category.")
It means "in some circumstances, editors are allowed the option of listing sites more than once, subject to various guidelines, accepted practices, and staff overview.
The second listing, just like the first listing, is at the editor's discretion, not automatically given upon request. Within topical categories, even editors will for most sites be trying to find the "one best category" -- so a request for a second category may very well result in the first listing being moved or deleted.�"
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Well I picked just one site from my original category, and they had 6 additional links in DMOZ. And there are many sites in DMOZ that have multiple links. Do a search for a big company like IBM.
So basically I am saying take your chances b/c as the moderator said, your original link could be removed.
I've heard that some people have been successful with multiple submission to DMOZ when the secondary pages are on a specific topic that would fit a specific DMOZ category. I had been thinking myself about submitting another page to DMOZ, but was worried about the issues that dk125 mentioned.
Then I noticed about a week ago, that one of my internal pages is now listed in DMOZ. It looks like an editor had added it on their own. So I'm happy for now.
If I decide to try to get more pages into DMOZ, I'll probably email the editor of the category (hopefully there is an editor). I'll just tell them that I've already submitted my home page and ask if it's ok to submit this other topic-specific page. If they say no, I could try for another category and hope to find a editor who is more receptive. Seems better to me than doing a "double-submittal" and taking the risk of having the original page removed.
Hope I've haven't strayed too far off-topic here.
I guess this then links back to born2drv's initial question - if your site is suitably structured into themes and they add value to DMOZ, then a high PR page in DMOZ and other directories / inbound link sources will assist.


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Posted By Mike Chino On October 11, 2009 @ 10:09 pm In Environment,green gadgets,Green Products,Innovation,Solar Power | 7 Comments
If we were stuck on a desert island with only one book, this recently unveiled solar e-book [1] would be at the top of our list! Designed by LG Display [2], the sleek reader features a wafer-fin photovoltaic cell [3] that provides it with a steady stream of solar energy [4]. Whereas most e-books run the risk of losing juice mid-sentence through your next novel, this solar reader's omnipresent energy source makes it a winning design in our book.
At first glance e-readers [5] offer a great set of benefits over paper-bound books – they're light, versatile, and a great alternative to lugging around a tote full of dead tree tomes on your next trip. The rise of e-readers also stands to stem the environmental repercussions of the publishing industry [6], as books can be released online rather than incurring the energy [7], materials [8], and cost that it takes to manufacture, print, and ship them across great distances. However these new reading mediums have one glaring fault – can you imaging the frustration of running out of juice mid-sentence and halfway through Infinite Jest [9]?
LG's new solar e-book [1] aims to address this issue by harnessing the sun's rays to power its display. The device features a 10 centimeter wide thin-film panel that is .7mm thin – the width of a credit card [10]. Energy efficiency is a strong concern with portable readers, and it looks like LG may have hit on a winning feature set with their e-book – 4-5 hours spent sitting in the sun will provide a full day's worth of reading time.
Mr. Ki Yong Kim, head of the Solar Cell Office at LG Display has stated that "eBbooks are attracting a lot of attention because they offer the advantage of storing thousands of books' worth of contents in an easy-to-carry device. The idea of e-book combined with solar cell will offer users the added benefit of longer usage. We will continue to provide users with enhanced convenience and value to solidify our lead in next-generation, environmentally friendly products."
Everyone knows that trying to read a computer screen outdoors can be a total pain, so we hope that LG has included a passively-lit e-paper display option in the device. A working prototype of the solar e-book will be on display at the International Meeting on Information Display [11] (IMID) this week in Seoul.
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RADNOR, Pa., Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Brandywine Realty Trust (the "Company") (NYSE:BDN) announced today that its operating partnership, Brandywine Operating Partnership, L.P., has priced the underwritten public offering of $250 million of 3.95% senior unsecured guaranteed notes due 2023. Interest on the notes will be payable semi-annually on February 15 and August 15 commencing August 15, 2013. The notes are being offered to investors at a price of 99.273% of principal amount with a yield to maturity of 4.037%, representing a spread at pricing of 235 basis points to the yield on the 1.625% Treasury note due November 15, 2022. The net proceeds of the offering, after deducting underwriting discounts and offering expenses, are expected to be approximately $246.1 million and will be used to fund the previously announced tender offers intended to be commenced for $216.8 million in outstanding principal amount of the 7.5% Guaranteed Notes due May 15, 2015 and $250 million in outstanding principal amount of the 6.0% Guaranteed Notes due April 1, 2016 of Brandywine Operating Partnership, L.P. Any net proceeds not used to fund these tender offers will be used for general corporate purposes and for the repayment, repurchase or other retirement of existing indebtedness. The sale of the notes is expected to close on December 18, 2012. The joint book-running managers for the offering are J.P. Morgan Securities LLC; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated and RBS Securities Inc. The senior co-managers for the offering are Capital One Southcoast; Inc.; Citigroup Global Markets Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; RBC Capital Markets, LLC and Wells Fargo Securities, LLC. The co-managers for the offering are BB&T Capital Markets, a division of Scott & Stringfellow, LLC; BMO Capital Markets Corp.; BNY Mellon Capital Markets, LLC; Cantor Fitzgerald & Co.; Comerica Securities, Inc.; The Huntington Investment Company; Janney Montgomery Scott LLC; Mitsubishi UFJ Securities ( USA), Inc.; Santander Investment Securities Inc.; TD Securities ( USA) LLC and U.S. Bancorp Investments, Inc.This offering is being made pursuant to an effective shelf registration statement and related prospectus and preliminary prospectus supplement filed by the Company with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities nor will there be any sale of these securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction.
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After slow start, Duren heating up for La Salle
LOS ANGELES – The first game didn't go well for him. Neither did the second. It was unusual.
Tyreek Duren was La Salle's most consistent player for much of the year. He was also arguably the Explorers' best all-around player – a point guard who can pass, score and defend. The junior started every game for La Salle during the regular season, and he scored in double figures in all but three.
That's what made the first two games of the NCAA tournament so surprising. Duren was a little off. Or more than a little if you ask him. Something wasn't right. He shot 1 for 6 in a play-in/first-round win versus 13-seed Boise State, then went 1 for 7 in a victory against fourth-seeded Kansas State. He had just seven combined points and seven assists in those first two games.
"I know I didn't play well the first two games," Duren said. "I just know there are some things I wasn't doing. I wasn't really being aggressive, and wasn't really looking to push the ball in transition. I tried to do that in the third game, and I had good results."
That he did. Duren was excellent against Ole Miss, hitting six of his 11 shots from the floor, going 6-for-7 from the line, scoring 19 points, grabbing four rebounds and dishing out two assists. It was the version of Duren the Explorers have relied on all season.
Consider Duren's average stat line in victories versus defeats. In wins, he averages 15.7 points and 3.6 assists while shooting 48.3 percent from the floor and 45.1 percent from three-point range. In losses, his numbers dip to 11.2 points and 2.1 assists on 38.4 percent shooting from the field and 21.9 percent shooting from distance.
"He is key for us," La Salle head coach John Giannini said. "He and Ramon [Galloway] are key for us. We have a number of very good players and that's why we've been able to advance. When Tyreek is playing well, our chances of winning skyrocket, frankly. He gets people involved. He scores. He's a complete point guard. He's a difference maker. So, yeah, his outstanding play against Mississippi was critical."
After the Boise State game, Giannini said he wasn't worried about Duren. He said the same thing after Kansas State. If anything, it was encouraging that the Explorers still won despite the fact that Duren didn't have his best outings. The theory was that Duren would get going eventually, and that would only make La Salle more dangerous.
That's what happened against Ole Miss. Duren was clearly one of the quickest players on the floor, and he presented a major matchup problem for the Rebels. That wasn't surprising. He's been causing issues for opponents for the last three years. Duren is 27th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,251 career points. He's also 10th all-time in steals (176), 11th in assists (388), and he was named to the Atlantic 10 second team this year.
On Wednesday, Duren was all smiles. Following practice at the Staples Center, he and his teammates hung around the court and had an impromptu dunk contest. That's not really Duren's thing. He's listed at 6-foot, but that might be a touch generous. Even so, he joined in and threw a couple down, much to the delight of his teammates, as well as former NBA player turned broadcaster Reggie Miller who cheered Duren on and told him "a dunk is a dunk."
"I'm just having a good time," Duren said. "I'm glad I had a better game against Ole Miss. I'm glad we're out here in L.A. in the Sweet 16. As long as we win, I'm good. If I play well, that's fine, but the only thing I care about is us winning."


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Ryan Couture initially thought his career in professional mixed martial arts would begin on the regional circuit – despite sharing the name of one of the sport's all-time legends.
But when Strikeforce came calling, Couture felt it was a perfect fit. And it only took one knock-down, drag-out fight for Couture, the son of UFC Hall of Famer Randy Couture, to realize he wanted to be well taken care of when he puts everything on the line.
"You kind of get the best of both worlds," Couture told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "[I] get the level of competition that I need starting out as a pro, but I still get the quality behind it, and (I) get my name out there like I want to."
This Friday, Couture (who went 5-1-1 as an amateur) makes the leap to prizefighter when he makes his professional debut against Lucas Stark (2-4 MMA, 0-0 SF) on the Strikeforce Challengers 10 main card in Phoenix. His fight is part of the night's Showtime broadcast.
The 27-year-old Couture's path to pro MMA didn't necessarily follow a straight line. He graduated with a degree in mathematics from Western Washington University in Bellingham and was well on his way to a middle-of-the-road life after working at a bank in his early 20s. But somewhere along the line, he got the urge to compete.
Whether it was genetics or simply a desire to liven up his life, he began his study of MMA in 2006. He moved to Las Vegas two years later to train with his father and took a job helping to run the administrative side of Xtreme Couture. He was instantly thrown into the fire with a bustling stable of top professionals – guys such as Tyson Griffin, Mike Pyle, Gray Maynard and other beasts – and got hammered on a daily basis.
But it also made him a better fighter very quickly.
Couture made his amateur debut in February 2009 with a 28-second submission victory over Arthur Martinez, and he racked up three more first-round submission wins on the amateur circuit. He was dominating opponents, and his career was ramping up quickly. But he soon found out firsthand what it means to be tested.
In March, he met another up-and-comer named Sean Bollinger for an amateur lightweight title in Las Vegas' staple amateur promotion, Tuff-N-Uff. Unlike Couture's other opponents, Bollinger was not willing to go quietly into the night, and the two wound up in a grueling struggle the likes of which Couture had never experienced. After being choked unconscious at the first-round bell, he fought back to earn a draw from the judges.
After his first taste of a real fight, Couture quickly decided that it's silly to endure the experience for free.
"I didn't see any reason to go through that kind of grueling training and then a grueling fight like that again without a significant monetary reward," he said. "I'm definitely hoping to run into Sean again when we're both professionals.
"It was a great experience for both of us and a crowd-pleaser. I definitely want to go back and have it go my way next time, but I think we should both be compensated well when it happens."
Couture still works at Xtreme Couture, though he has scaled back his responsibilities at the gym as his pro career gets underway.
Like his dad, he is level-headed about what to expect when he gets into the Strikeforce cage for the first time. There's not much tape on Stark to go around, so a meticulous game plan is out of the question.
"I've been able to prepare really well apart from the fact that I didn't know who I was fighting until a few days ago," Couture said. "But really the way things are at this level starting out with how little tape there is on an opponent, it wouldn't have made a huge difference in training, anyway.
"I've just been focusing on my strengths and getting myself in the kind of condition that I need to be in to go three hard five-minute rounds, and what will happen will happen from there."
Both his father and his grappling coach, Neil Melanson, will be in Couture's corner on Friday night, and a small caravan of friends and family will be there to cheer him on. His time under the lights is set, but he admits it will be a while before he feels like he fights for a living.
"I don't think I'll really feel like I am a professional fighter until after I get in there and win my first fight," Couture said.
For the latest on Strikeforce Challengers 10, stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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"US Airways executives were tight-lipped about the airline's ongoing evaluation of a potential bid for bankrupt American, but suggested no decision is imminent." That's the lead from a story in USA Today. Note the "tight-lipped," "potential bid," and "no decision" parts. In effect, US Airways executives answered questions but didn't say anything they hadn't said before. They simply confirmed that the long-rumored acquisition move between US Airways and American remains on hold. Here are some key holding pattern points:
- American, in bankruptcy, is in a weak and vulnerable condition, but still has a formidable market position, fleet, and—especially—lots of important international routes.
- US Airways is in sound enough financial condition to pull off a "minnow swallows whale" acquisition just as America West previously did with US Airways.
- American doesn't want to be forced into a shotgun wedding at this time. Its executives believe they can cut a better deal for American's stakeholders after completing the bankruptcy process.
- Lots of industry mavens—including many financial types who orchestrate these big merger deals and profit through them—believe that merger is "inevitable" for American, and US Airways is the only viable partner.
- Those mavens also expect government approval—after all, if the government approved Delta-Northwest and United-Continental, it's hard to see how they might reverse course and disapprove American-US Airways.
The one other key fact is, of course, that consumers don't have a say in the outcome. And if they did, their response would likely be negative. Increased concentration hasn't helped consumers in any other market, and it isn't helping with the airlines.
Clearly, American and US Airways really don't need to merge in order to survive. Several smaller lines, including Alaska, Hawaiian, and JetBlue, are succeeding without merging. But Wall Street smells money to be made. Stay tuned.
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An early afternoon hit fest went to Frederick as the Keys out slugged Kinston 12-6 Wednesday afternoon in Maryland. Kinston took an early lead with a three-run home run by Jared Goedert in the top of the first inning. Frederick came right back, with a three run home run by Brandon Tripp in the bottom of the first. The Indians took the lead back with back to back RBI singles by Jerad Head and Beau Mills in the top of the second. The 5-3 lead again disappeared with a two-run home run by Frederick's Chris Amador in the bottom of the second. Kinston took their final lead of the game when Adam Davis walked with the bases loaded in the third. Frederick went on to score three runs in the bottom of the third and never let go of the lead again. Both teams mashed out 11 hits, but Kinston stranded 15 runners on base. Jared Goedert went 4-for-5, going his second consecutive game with a home run. Beau Mills and Carlos Rivero each had two hits for Kinston.
Both starters were roughed up early. Paolo Espino (0-2) took the loss for Kinston, giving up eight runs in three innings. Frederick's Brandon Erbe, walked four and gave up five runs in his two innings of work. The Keys bullpen then took control allowing only one run over the next seven innings.
The K-Tribe's four game win streak is snapped, but they did take two of three from Frederick for their third consecutive series win. Kinston went 6-3 on the nine game roadtrip. The K-Tribe returns home for an eight game homestand starting Thursday night at 7pm. Steven Wright (0-2, 3.08) will take the mound for Kinston against Carolina League leading Potomac.
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Air force candidate died of heat stroke, not dehydration
A 17-year-old boy who died during tryouts for pilot training was apparently killed by heat stroke rather than dehydration, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
The commander of the Israel Air Force, Major General Elyezer Shkedy, has ordered an investigation into the death of Itai Sharon of Zichron Ya'akov, who died on Wednesday.
A debriefing revealed that between 6:30 and 8:00 A.M. Wednesday, the group of teens involved in the tryout went on a six-kilometer march carrying weights. The IDF's chief medical officer, Brigadier General Hezi Levy, said that the heat stress factor did not rule out such activities under army regulations. At 8:30 A.M., the heat stress factor became borderline in terms of the regulations governing strenuous physical activity, so the group was assigned activities that they could do sitting down.
An hour after the march, Sharon's friends saw him sitting in the sun. When they summoned him into the shade, they noticed that he was confused and apathetic. After they made the commanders aware of Sharon's condition, he was sent for medical treatment. He was found to have a high fever, given a transfusion and transferred to Soroka Medical Center in Be'er Sheva, where he lost consciousness and died.
Heat stroke, in which the body is unable to discharge heat built up during strenuous activity, is a known risk in very hot weather. A number of IDF soldiers have died of heat stroke over the years.
Levy said yesterday that Sharon had passed all the necessary medical tests to participate in the tryouts, and that the commanders had acted according to regulations in stopping physical drills after the heat stress factor became excessive and in ordering the boys to drink water.


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Important Quail Plants You Should Know
Sorry, allergy sufferers, you are not going to appreciate this post!
Common Ragweed: bane for allergy sufferers but no. 1 wild quail food in Missouri.
There are numerous definitions of a weed, including:
A plant out of place and not intentionally sown
A plant growing where it is not wanted
A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered (R.W. Emerson)
Whatever your definition, ragweed is a weed to most people, but to quail and quail managers it is free food and cover.
Common ragweed seedlings emerge from May through July. Flowering parts are formed from July to September, and seeds mature from August until first frost. The pollen that is produced and distributed in abundant quantities from August until frost is the cause of most hay fever in late summer.
Seeds have several longitudinal ridges ending in short spires (similar to a crown). You can buy expensive ragweed seed to plant for quail, believe it or not, OR you can almost bet that nature has already planted it for you. All you have to do is manage for it. Best management practices for encouraging ragweed are fall disking or summer, fall and winter burning. Eradicating fescue and other sod-forming grasses in the fall will also produce abundant ragweed populations. Ragweed relishes disturbance, just like quail; they were meant for each other.
With this summer's abundant moisture in many areas of the state, ragweed has proliferated not only in areas managed for quail but also in overgrazed pastures. Many landowners are now mowing their pastures, but it is only a cosmetic solution. The ragweed has produced seed and the mowing is doing little good. We get many reports from farmers who do leave the ragweed in their pastures that they see lots of quail in their pasture in the fall.
Studies have shown that it is the no. 1 natural quail food in Missouri. Not only does it produce food, but during the growing season it attracts food for quail chicks, in the form of insects. It has the proper growth and structure that makes it attractive cover for quail; no self-respecting Cooper's hawk is going to dive into a healthy stand of ragweed for a quail meal. Before the weather gets cold, quail will roost in ragweed at night.
Even if you consider ragweed a weed, even if you suffer from ragweed allergies, just remember that some four-letter words like "WEED" are good for quail! And numerous songbirds will vote it no. 1, too!
On September 2nd, 2010 at 6:16pm whitew said:
BWQ Farmer Ragweed drops it seeds from now into the winter months, typically it is over in December. The seeds seem to remain edible. I will see where quail and sonbirds have burrowed intot he litter under ragweed looking for the seed. In areas where snowfall is inevitable, it will cover up the seed. If snow is over 4 inches deep then quail cannot dig through it and I don't think most songbirds can either. However, when the snow melts that is when the birds will burrow into the litter after the seed. I have found numerous quail roosts during the hunting season in solid ragweed, by late winter they gravitate toward harder brushy cover. Our food studies in Missouri and the SE show high utilization of ragweed. In the sandy soils of Georgia and Florida where ragweed is not native, they actually buy seed and plant it. Don't forget either the positive benefits for broods and summer feeding by all sorts of songbirds. Bill
On September 1st, 2010 at 9:36pm BWQ_Farmer said:
I've read and heard this before but have three followup questions. When does ragweed drop its seeds? Do the seeds stay edible through the winter (unlike soybeans that quickly deteriate when wet)? How many common or giant ragweed seeds would a quail need to eat to maintain itself on a winter day? My concern is that even with a light snow fall the ground is covered and my ragweed fields look pretty barren. I don't see any sign of birds out feeding in the ragweed stalks. My green ragweed fields in the summer are nearly inpenetrable, over your head, but by January are bare sticks.


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RISMEDIA, December 14, 2010—The number of price-reduced homes on the market this November increased dramatically compared to the same time last year, rising 24.1% according to ZipRealty's Price Reduction Index, a monthly review of MLS-listed properties in 26 markets surveyed by the real estate brokerage.
San Diego, Calif. shows the most dramatic change in price-reduced inventory, doubling from 2009 (5,396 listings) to 2010 (10,794 listings) with a 108.4% change. Three other California districts have also seen a huge year- over-year increase in the amount of reduced inventory, including San Francisco (100%), Orange County (91%), and Los Angeles (79%).
For the second straight month, total inventory dropped with November seeing a 3.8% decrease as compared to October. The percentage of inventory that has been reduced edged up 0.1% as the number of price-reduced listings fell at a slightly slower rate of 3.7%.
"Typically, November is a slower month for sales," said John Oldham, Director of Marketing for ZipRealty. "Inventory peaked in September and has dropped over the last two months. The increase in price-reduced listings is evidence that sellers are still trying to find the right price point to get the property to sell."
While some homeowners may wait until after the holidays to sell; those selling now are listing homes for lower prices as the median list price dropped 2.8% from October to $234,484.
Highlights of ZipRealty's November index include:
-Nearly half (48.4%) of listed homes in November included at least one price reduction, an increase of 24.1% over last year and 0.1% over October
-Compared to November 2009, price-reduced inventory grew by over 75% in five major markets: San Diego, San Francisco, Orange County, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas
-Inventory dropped 3.8% and the number of price-reduced homes on the market fell 3.7% compared to October
-The median list price dropped by 2.8% from October to $234,484, and the average percentage of price reduction amount to list price rose to 7.6% in November, a 1.7% change from October
-In 17 of the 26 markets surveyed, listings have experienced an average of two price reductions
-In 11 markets, more than half of homes for sale in November included at least one price reduction: Jacksonville, Phoenix, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, Baltimore, Orlando, Seattle, Orange County, Boston, Philadelphia, and Las Vegas.
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A helicopter from a unit based at Fort Carson, Colorado crashed in Iraq Wednesday.
Two pilots died when the chopper crashed into the Euphrates River west of Baghdad.
The OH58 Kiowa helicopter was assigned to the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment based at Fort Carson.
One witness reported seeing a missile hit one of two U.S. choppers flying in the area. Another witness said the helicopter that went down was on fire before the crash.
The United States has lost 15 helicopters in Iraq overall since May. 62 Americans have been killed in the crashes.
The latest news came as several troops arrive home to Fort Carson this week.
Forty-one Fort Carson soldiers and two reservists have died in Iraq since the war began.
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A Columbus company is changing standard operating procedure for engine testing.
Instead of taking an engine to a location where weather conditions provide the required test parameters, the company brings the weather parameters to the engine.
CyberMetrix has developed two cold chambers that are capable of cold-start temperatures of minus 40 degrees and continual running under load at minus 20 degrees at 4,000 horsepower.
That means clients can start and run engines or vehicles in a controlled environment for an extended time period at temperatures that replicate conditions in which they might be used.
The company invested $11 million in the project, which included the purchase of an existing structure on South Mapleton Street for $730,000.
CyberMetrix President Pete Palladino said the facility provides a service that previously did not exist in North America.
"These cells are the largest of their kind for the specific purpose of engine-testing capability," Palladino said. "We are already bringing in work to the community; and it's important to note that this is new work, not simply the shifting of work from other local providers to CyberMetrix."
CyberMetrix, which has another testing facility and its company offices on National Road, provides testing services for engines, engine components and emissions systems. It also provides design and construction management services for testing facilities.
Its clients, which include Cummins Inc., have recognized the value of cold testing in a controlled environment for some time and have attempted it in smaller test cells.
It is the size of this facility and its ability to test continuously under extreme conditions for extended periods that make it attractive.
The value for clients is that they do not have to ship personnel, test equipment and vehicles or components to a remote location where the actual conditions exist. They also can control the temperature at which products are tested.
Economical solution
Bryce Berchen, a Cummins technician performing engine tests at the Mapleton facility, said the cost saving varies but easily runs into the tens of thousands of dollars when compared to location testing.
"A lot of times, the real problem is waiting for the right conditions and finding a suitable place to set up," Berchen said.
CyberMetrix chief mechanical engineer Tim Kirch said it was Cummins that approached the company in January of last year to discuss what it would take to build a center of this type.
"Cummins was contemplating building it themselves, but in March (2013), they asked if we would be interested in building a center," Kirch said. "We told them we were absolutely interested because we knew we were capable of it."
From March through September 2013, CyberMetrix envisioned the space, determined the cost and entered into a client agreement with Cummins.
A team of about a dozen employees worked on the design, and construction began in mid-December.
Palladino said that, in spite of the difficult winter, the climate center was completed in late May, on budget and ahead of schedule, using primarily local and exclusively Indiana tradesmen.
"What's important to us is the fact that we have this in-house talent right here in Columbus, who conceived, designed and managed this whole project," Palladino said.
CyberMetrix also signed an agreement with one of the world's largest surface transportation companies to perform vehicle and systems testing at the Mapleton Street facility.
Palladino said the company, which he declined to name, is located in the United Kingdom and builds tens of thousands of school buses and other major transit transportation vehicles used in the United States.
Staying in Columbus
Last year, the Columbus City Council approved a 10-year tax-abatement for the CyberMetrix expansion project.
"We're very pleased we were able to work together to bring this to Columbus because there were other cities we were contemplating putting this project in," Palladino said. "We've added at least seven high-paying engineer and tech positions because of the expansion."
The building was 40,000 square feet at purchase, and CyberMetrix expanded it by another 10,000 square feet to add the test cells and two independent monitoring stations. The stations allow multiple clients to confidentially analyze and transmit test results and information.
The facility is called a climate center because it is also capable of simulating conditions to test products in extreme heat up to 120 degrees.
Its two test cells are each 28 feet high and measure 40 feet by 60 feet. Each is capable of holding two full-sized buses or several trucks.
Brad Stamper, manager for mechanical engineering at CyberMetrix, said the goal of the test cells was to take up a small footprint but maximize modularity and allow for multiple units to be tested simultaneously.
"We have two independently functioning systems, and nothing is anchored on the floor so we are not tied in to fixed locations for testing," Stamper said. "The common wall section is movable, which allows us to thermally join the two spaces together and utilize the tooling in both rooms at the same time."
Each cell has 12 refrigeration units, six on the floor and six near the ceiling, and the air the engine breathes has its own refrigeration system.
The compressors were placed on the roof, and bridge cranes are located overhead. Lifting equipment is available on site to unload and transport products to be tested.
"Because of the size of the project and the products to be tested here, we identified exactly what we would need to serve our clients," Stamper said. "It's all about flexibility and customization, so that whatever the client needs, we've got the space and equipment to accommodate it."
Company's evolution
Christine Mullholland, a former Cummins employee, founded CyberMetrix in 1992 with a small product called Road Runner. The mobile data-acquisition system located under the seat of a truck allowed the driver to do analysis while operating a vehicle and also collected and stored information.
"I just loved the test cell side of the business," Mulholland said. "We expanded slowly and eventually delivered our first modular test cell and started doing more turn-key type solutions. We really pride ourselves in knowing everything about testing, from components and engines to vehicles."
Palladino said his company's goal is to identify unaddressed needs in the industry and fill them.
"If you have the same thing as everybody else, the only way you have to secure business is by doing a great job on service and competing on price, but then nobody makes any money," Palladino said. "We are looking for those niche markets and opportunities where we can really add value to the community and CyberMetrix."
The company has room to grow at the South Mapleton site and has identified projects for 2015 and beyond that are anticipated to require additional expansion at the facility.


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What I've played of Final Fantasy XIV on the PlayStation 3 is often fantasy retread, but at least we're talking highly polished retread — leaps and bounds beyond where this game was in 2010.
Since it's been available for Windows and PS3 for months, we already have a gameplay verdict (thumbs up), so with the PlayStation 4 version, you're looking at a visual and performance upgrade (I assume on par with the PC version's graphics), hopefully an improved gamepad interface and the option to play remotely with the PS Vita. As with the PS3 version, the game will not require a PlayStation Plus subscription to play.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: 2.3.0-beta-2
Component/s: XML Processing
Environment:windows xp on jdk 1.4.2
I am trying to use XmlSlurper to process and xml with nested elements with text in them. I need to get the text from just one level at a time but the text() method returns all text for all childrend and I can't see anything that would bring back just the local.
Here is a sample from the console:
groovy> def model = new XmlSlurper().parseText('<aModel><aParent name="bubba">text<aChild>child text</aChild></aParent></aModel>')
groovy> model.aParent[0].text()
Result: "textchild text"
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John, assigning to you if for nothing else for comment. Given your proposed new method(s) to XmlSlurper it kind of makes sense to try to tackle this at the same time I think. Just assign back (or leave unassigned) if you have no time (though any suggestions would be welcome) or provide a comment if you think the feature request is not warranted and can be done by other means.
This is not a bug - text() does what it is designed to do which is to give you all the text in the element
However there is a need for an additional mechanism to let you handle mixed content as in the example provided.
I'm working on this
I went to write a parser today and was amazed to find I couldn't do this. Has there been any more thought or progress on this? I would also really like some way to get the actual contents of a NodeChild, something like
def model = new XmlSlurper().parseText('<aModel><aParent name="bubba">text<aChild>child text</aChild></aParent></aModel>')
assertEquals "text<aChild>child text</aChild>", model.aParent[0].contents()
I too did not expect this behavior. This is my work around.
public static String groovyTwentyOneFifteen(def parent) { String all = parent.text() StringBuilder subtract = new StringBuilder() parent.children().each { subtract.append(it.text()) } return all.substring(0, all.size() - subtract.toString().size()) }
Here is my work around as a closure (based on the XPath text() function) :
def localText = { parent -> def children = parent.getAt(0).children def result = [] as List for (child in children) { if (!(child instanceof groovy.util.slurpersupport.Node)) { result.add(child) } } return result }
Applied on the following XML :
It gives the following String list :
[aaa, ccc]


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But Ursula's overconfidence provides an opening for Dawn. Inspired, she decides to use Ice Chandelier--her newest move--and pulls it off beautifully! When a surprised Ursula is caught off guard, Dawn uses Gabite's Dig to her own advantage... and when the smoke clears, Gabite and Flareon are unable to battle, giving Dawn a last-minute win!
Ursula, of course, chalks up Dawn's success to dumb luck. But no matter--Dawn has earned a place in the next round! Jessilina, Zoey and Nando have won their rounds as well, and with that group of competitors, the excitment is sure to keep going!


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