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I see more and more JavaScript libraries out there using single quotes when handling strings. What are the reasons to use one over the other? I thought they're pretty much interchangeable.
I see more and more JavaScript libraries out there using single quotes when handling strings. What are the reasons to use one over the other? I thought they're pretty much interchangeable.
I wouldn't say there is a preferred method. You can use either. However, if you are using one form of quote in the string, you might want to use the other as the literal.
The most likely reason is programmer preference / API consistency.
If you're dealing with JSON, it should be noted that strictly speaking, JSON strings must be double quoted. Sure, many libraries support single quotes as well, but I had great problems in one of my projects before realizing that single quoting a string is in fact not according to JSON standards.
The only difference is demonstrated in the following:
So, it's only down to how much quote escaping you want to do. Obviously the same applies to double quotes in double quoted strings.
There is no one better solution; however, I would like to argue that double quotes may be more desirable at times:
Nonetheless, as others have stated, it is most important to remain consistent.
I'd like to say the difference is purely stylistic, but I'm really having my doubts. Consider the following example:
In Safari, Chrome, Opera, and Internet Explorer (tested in IE7 and IE8), this will return the following:
However, Firefox will yield a slightly different result:
Which, by the way, makes me a very sad panda, since I think single quotes look much nicer in code. Plus, in other programming languages, they're usually faster to use than double quotes, so it would only make sense if the same applied to JavaScript.
Conclusion: I think we need to do more research on this.
Edit: This might explain Peter-Paul Koch's test results from back in 2003.
Edit 2014: Modern versions of Firefox/Spidermonkey don't do this anymore.
If you're doing inline JavaScript (arguably a "bad" thing, but avoiding that discussion) single quotes are your only option for string literals, I believe.
e.g., this works fine:
But you can't wrap the "hi" in double quotes, via any escaping method I'm aware of. Even
So, if the name of the game is consistency, and you're going to do some inline JavaScript in parts of your app, I think single quotes are the winner. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong though.
Technically there's no difference, it's only matter of style and convention.
Douglas Crockford recommends using single quotes for internal strings and double quotes for external (by external we mean those to be displayed to user of application, like messages or alerts).
I personally follow that.
Strictly speaking, there is no difference in meaning; so the choice comes down to convenience.
Here are several factors that could influence your choise:
Let's look what a reference do.
Inside jquery.js, every string are double-quoted.
So, beginning now, I'll use double-quoted strings. (I was using single!)
Not sure if this is relevant in todays world, but double quotes used to be used for content that needed to have control characters processed and single quotes for strings that didn't.
The compiler will run string manipulation on a double quoted string while leaving a single quoted string literally untouched. This used to lead to 'good' developers choosing to use single quotes for strings that didn't contain control characters like
I hope I am not adding something obvious, but I have been struggling with Django and Ajax and JSON on this.
Assuming that in your HTML code you do use double quotes, as normally should be, I highly suggest to use single quotes for the rest in JavaScript.
So I agree with @ady but with some care.
My bottom line is: In JavaScript probably it doesn't matter, but as soon as you embed it inside HTML or the like you start to get troubles. You should know what is actually escaping, reading, passing your string.
My simple case was:
You can spot the \' in the third field of showThis.
The double quote didn't work!
It is clear why, but it is also clear why we should stick on single quotes... .. I guess..
This case is a very simple HTML embedding, the error was generated by a simple copy/paste from a 'double quoted' JavaScript code.
So to answer the question:
Try to use single quotes while within HTML. It might save a couple of debug issues...
Single Quotes
I wish double quotes were the standard, because they make a little bit more sense, but I keep using single quotes because they dominate the scene.
Single quotes:
No preference:
Double quotes:
It's mostly a matter of style and preference. There are some rather interesting and useful technical explorations in the other answers, so perhaps the only thing I might add is to offer a little worldly advice.
Talking about performance, quotes will never be your bottleneck, however, the performance is the same in both cases.
Talking about coding speed, if you use
Then, I prefer to use
If you are using jshint, it will raise an error if you use double quote string.
I used it through the Yeoman scafflholding of AngularJS but maybe there is somehow a maner to configure this.
By the way, when you handle HTML into JavaScript, it's easier to use single quote :
And at least JSON is using double quotes to reprensent strings.
There is no trivial way to answer to your question
One more thing that you might want to consider as a reason for the shift from double quotes to single quotes is the increase in popularity of server side scripts. When using PHP you can pass variables and parse javascript functions using strings and variables in PHP.
If you write a string and use double quotes for your PHP you won't have to escape any of the single quotes and PHP will automatically retrieve the value of the variables for you.
Example:I need to run a javascript function using a variable from my server.
This saves me a lot of hassle in having to deal with joining strings, and I can effectively call a javascript from PHP. This is only one example, but this may be one of several reasons why programmers are defaulting to single quotes in javascript.
Quote from PHP documents: "The most important feature of double-quoted strings is the fact that variable names will be expanded. See string parsing for details. "
I would use double quotes when single quotes cannot be used and vice versa:
Instead of:
If you're jumping back an forth between JavaScript and C#, it's best to train your fingers for the common convention which is double quotes.
One (silly) reason to use single quotes would be that they don't require you to hit the shift key to type them, whereas a double quote do. (I'm assuming that the average string doesn't require escaping, which is a reasonable assumption.) Now, let's suppose every day I code 200 lines of code. Maybe in those 200 lines I have 30 quotes. Maybe typing a double quote takes 0.1 seconds more time than typing a single quote (because I have to hit the shift key). Then on any given day, I waste 3 seconds. If I code in this manner for 200 days a year for 40 years, then I've wasted 6.7 hours of my life. Food for thought.
There is no difference between single and double quotes in JavaScript.
Specification is important:
It's like a benchmark if
is faster than
(extra spaces)
today, in a particular browser and platform, etc.
There are people that claim to see performance differences: old mailing list thread. But I couldn't find any of them to be confirmed.
The main thing is to look at what kind of quotes (double or single) you are using inside your string. It helps to keep the number of escapes low. For instance when you are working with html inside your strings, it is easier to use single quotes so that you don't have to escape all double quotes around the attributes.
The general idea is: if it is possible use such quotes that you won't need to escape. Less escaping = better code.
After reading all the answers that say it maybe be faster or maybe have advantages, I would say double quote is better or maybe faster too because Google closure compiler convert single quotes to double quotes.
Just keep consistency in what you use. But don't let down your comfort level.
I've been running the following about 20 times. And it appears that double quotes are about 20% faster.
The fun part is, if you change part 2 and part 1 around, single quotes are about 20% faster.
When using CoffeeScript I use double quotes. I agree that you should pick either one and stick to it. CoffeeScript gives you interpolation when using the double quotes.
ES6 is using back ticks (`) for template strings. Which probably has a good reason, but when coding it can be cumbersome to change the string literals character from quotes or double quotes to back ticks in order to get the interpolation feature. CoffeeScript might not be perfect, but using the same string literals character everywhere (double quotes) and always be able to interpolate is a nice feature.
In favor of single quotes
Furthermore, inline HTML is normally an anti-pattern. Prefer templates.
Again, you shouldn't have to construct JSON this way. JSON.stringify() is often enough. If not, use templates.
In favor of double quotes
In favor of both
There is no difference between the two in JavaScript. Therefore, you can use whatever is convenient at the moment. For example, the following string literals all produce the same string:
Single quotes for internal strings and double for external. That allows you to distinguish internal constants from strings that are to be displayed to the user (or written to disk etc.). Obviously, you should avoid putting the latter in your code, but that can't always be done.
There is strictly no difference, so it is mostly a matter of taste and of what is in the string (or if the JS code itself is in a string), to keep number of escapes low.
The speed difference legend might come from PHP world, where the two quotes have different behavior.
For me, if I code in a VIM editor and if something is enclosed in single quotes, I can double-click to select ONLY the text within the quotes. Double quotes, on the other hand, includes the quote marks which I find annoying when I want to do some quick copy and pasting.
E.g. 'myVar' double-click in VIM editor copies: >myVar< "myVar" literally copies: >"myVar"< and when I paste, I have to delete the quote marks either side.
My two cents anyway...
If your JS source is:
The HTML source will be:
or for HTML5
JS allows arrays like that:
But if you stringify it, it will be for compatibly reason:
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Dan Quinn is a Masterĺs student in the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources at the University of Georgia. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, he received a B.S. in Biology from Truman State University in 2010. As an undergraduate, he gained research experience studying several species of herpetofauna in Latin America and the Caribbean, including habitat use and abundance of the Grenadian tree boa (Corallus grenadensis) and thermal ecology of the lion anole (Norops lionotus). Since graduating, Dan has worked as a technician on a variety of conservation projects including hellbenders (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis) with the St. Louis Zoo and giant garter snakes (Thamnophis gigas) with the USGS. Most recently, he has focused on diamondback terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) road mortality mitigation through The Georgia Sea Turtle Center and AmeriCorps. His research interests include mitigating impacts of anthropogenic disturbance, behavioral ecology, and spatial ecology of herpetofauna. Under Drs. Tracey Tuberville and Kurt Buhlmann of SREL, and in collaboration with Dr. Terry Norton of St. Catherines Island Foundation, Dan is conducting research investigating the use of head-started gopher tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) for augmenting populations in managed areas. Dan is co-advised by Dr. Jeffrey Hepinstall-Cymerman at Warnell.
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Jarad Cochran is a senior biology major at the University of South Carolina Upstate. His research experiences began in 2013 working with Upstate Herpetology, an undergraduate research group managed by Dr. Melissa Pilgrim. As part of the group, Jarad conducts frog call surveys for the North American Amphibian Monitoring Program, uses automated recording systems to monitor anuran breeding assemblages in the Piedmont region, and has a key role in management of long-term databases (i.e., data entry, summary, analysis and archiving). As part of the REU program, Jarad is working with Drs. Pilgrim and Tuberville investigating the effects of contaminant exposure on metabolic rates of the eastern mud turtle (Kinosternon subrubrum). Following graduation, Jarad hopes to pursue a doctorate in Immunology.
Naya Alexandra Eady grew up in Washington, DC. She is a rising senior at Trinity Washington University. At Trinity, Naya works with Dr. Karobi Moitra investigating unknown genes. She will graduate with a B.S. in Biology next spring. After graduation, she hopes to continue her educational journey and acquire a DVM/PHD in exotics. She aspires to use her degree to make significant contributions to zoological research and medicine. As part of the REU, Naya is working with Drs. Pilgrim and Tuberville studying the effects of contaminants on immune response in mud turtles.
Kurt Buhlmann is a conservation ecologist whose research interests include life history and evolutionary ecology with application for conservation and management of amphibians and reptiles. He has worked with non-profit, state, and federal agencies on habitat management projects, including prescribed fire and wetlands restoration. He and Tracey are co-PIs and collaborate on several reintroduction projects for tortoises and freshwater turtles. They also both serve as mentors to students and technicians working on these projects. Kurt is a Research Associate at University of Georgiaĺs Savannah River Ecology Lab.
Kimberly Andrews is the head of the research program on Jekyll Island, Georgia, and graduate faculty at the Odum School of Ecology at the University of Georgia. She and Tracey collaborate on a range of projects investigating management approaches of reptiles and amphibians in anthropogenically-altered landscapes. Currently, they are conducting individual-based modeling with Bess Harris and Nate Nibbelink to assess population thresholds of several herpetofauna species in response to climate change and altered wetland hydroperiods. Kimberly and Tracey are also working with Gary Mills at Savannah River Ecology Laboratory assessing the level of PCB contamination of American alligators on the Georgia coast as part of Greg Skupien's (Andrewsĺ MS student) thesis work. Kimberly has worked at Savannah River Ecology Laboratory in the Herpetology and Outreach programs for over 10 years, where she conducted her graduate studies and has continued her work as a researcher and educator. For more information on Kimberlyĺs research program, please visit her lab website or Facebook page.
Melissa Pilgrim is Director of Research and an Associate Professor of Biology at the University of South Carolina Upstate. She obtained a B.S. in Biology from Stetson University, a M.S. in Biology from Southeastern Louisiana University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas. Melissa completed her post-doctoral work at the University of Georgiaĺs Savannah River Ecology Laboratory prior to accepting her current position with USC Upstate. Her primary research focus involves an integrative approach to investigating how ecosystems respond to environmental change (natural and anthropogenic). She is interested in large scale questions regarding anthropogenic influences on nutrient cycling and understanding how individual animal responses to environmental variation impact population level processes. Thus, her research program integrates field ecology, biogeochemistry (e.g., stable isotopes), and ecophysiology. Her research platform coupled with experience mentoring undergraduates and managing professional development opportunities for undergraduates makes her well-suited to her current work at SREL with the NSF Radioecology Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. As part of the Radioecology REU, Melissa will be onsite at SREL each summer helping to manage program activities and assessment, as well as mentoring participants. She and Tracey Tuberville will co-mentor REU students conducting research on environmental contaminants as stressors and as tracers in reptiles.
Brett DeGregorio PhD at the University of Illinois under direction of Drs. Jinelle Sperry and Pat Weatherhead, is conducting his research on the SRS seasons studying the effects of climate change on snake ľ bird interactions at Ellenton Bay. Tracey hosted Brett's research and they collaborated on a study investigating how time in captivity and rearing conditions affect foraging ability and post-release behavior in ratsnakes. Brett is now working at the Construction Engineering Research Lab in Champaign, IL.
John Finger a PhD student in Toxicology in UGAĺs Department of Environmental Health Science under Dr. Travis Glenn, conducted a portion of his graduate research at in collaboration with Tracey Tuberville and students in her lab. His project at SREL centered on determining how selenium (a contaminant in coal combustion wastes) affects both the stress response and immune function in American alligators. John completed his dissertation in December 2014 and will be starting a postdoc at Auburn University in June 2015.
Phil Vogrinc grew up in Woodstock, Illinois, and earned his bachelors of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Currently a Masterĺs Student at the University of Arkansas under the mentorship of SREL alumnus Dr. J.D. Willson, Phil is interested in how environmental stochasticity influences the population ecology of reptiles and amphibians. In conjunction with SREL and Dr. Tracey Tubervilleĺs research lab, he is researching the effects of drought on semi-aquatic snake distribution and abundance and is investigating how wetland prey bases influence the dynamics of semi-aquatic snake communities. Phil has experience working as technician with various turtles, snakes, birds and fish in Minnesota, South Carolina and Iowa.
Nick Bossenbroek received a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology with a concentration in Research and Management from the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. Before coming to SREL, Nick worked for the South Carolina State Park Service as an assistant park ranger at the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area. While at SREL, Nick worked on a variety of projects in three labs! (Gary Mills, Larry Bryan, and Tracey Tuberville). Nick is now working for the US Forest Service.
Sam Dean worked as a research technician at SREL on the Long-Lived Reptile Project. She also radio-tracked ratsnakes at Ellenton Bay on the Savannah River Site in collaboration with Brett DeGregorio (PhD student, University of Illinois) to investigate the effects of long-term captivity on post-release survival and site fidelity. Sam is now pursuing her graduate studies at Cornell University.
Bess Harris has been a research technician, lab manager, and graduate student in the Herpetology Lab. She recently graduated from the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources working under co-advisors Tracey Tuberville (SREL) and Nate Nibbelink (Warnell). Her thesis project investigated juvenile gopher tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) ecology; including the spatial ecology, activity patterns, and growth rates in this poorly understood life stage. The research was conducted on St. Catherines Island, Georgia, as part of a long-term collaboration with Dr. Terry Norton (Georgia Sea Turtle Center) and the St. Catherines Island Foundation. Bess is now working with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Amanda Jones graduated from University of South Carolina-Aiken with a B.S. in Biology and a concentration in Environmental Remediation and Restoration. She is working this summer as a lab/research assistant at SREL, where she will continue the research project she initiated as an undergraduate in Summer 2014 on immune function of yellow-bellied sliders. She also assists with a variety of other reptile projects on the Savannah River Site. In Fall 2015, Amanda began a Masterĺs program at the Arnold School of Public Health at University of South Carolina, majoring in Environmental Health Sciences.
Caitlin Kupar received her B.S. Wildlife Biology from UGA. She has worked as a technician at SREL on the Long-Lived Reptile Project working with alligators and freshwater turtles, and assisting with a variety of our other lab projects. She has also interned at the Georgia Aquarium and participated in the Australia Maymester program through UGA. Caitlin will be working in Louisiana this field season radio-tracking fawns with another UGA lab, after which she hopes to pursue a masterĺs degree in Zoology or Physiology.
Chris Murphy recently received his undergraduate at UGA studying wildlife at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources. During Summer 2014, he worked as an intern in the Herpetology lab under Dr. Tracey Tuberville. He investigated evaporative water loss rates of various aquatic turtle and terrestrial snake species to better understand their vulnerability to drought. Chrisĺ research at SREL served as the basis for his senior thesis. Chris is currently working as a field technician studying giant garter snakes.
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Welcome to my Tours page,
A freind lives in Tours and naturally, I came to visit for a few days.
He picked me up from the train station and took me to meet his parents--no, not that kind of meeting--I was a married woman and he was just a friend. So, we went to Noyant--his hometown--to meet his parents, to see their home, his old stomping ground and of course, the French countryside.
On the way we stopped at Saumur and visited the castle. By the time we arrived at his parents it was about 9 pm. He wanted to take me to a place to have savory crepes but, his favorite restaurant was closed as were several other places.
Finally, we discovered one little cafe open and two of his friends joined us to eat. The crowded dining room was warm and cozy, but my friend assured me that the crepes were TERRIBLE! Since this was my first encounter with a savory crepe I enjoyed it, ham, mushrooms, tomato and cheese, it was delicious! I can only imagine how delectable a crepe he approved of would be.
We spent the next two days exploring his town and driving around Noyant seeing the old chruches, castles and the beautiful countryside.
We then went back to Tours to explore his "new" home town.
My friend is a funny kind of guy and very little in his life was normal, making the whole visit amazing.
Part of Tours is just like any city with unremarkable streets and big square buildings lacking in charm. However, the older section was ancient and fantastic to see.
He had just lost his flat--because the landlord wanted to sell the building which was located in this beautiful, charming old section--and though the inside of the building was partially torn down my friend took me up to his first floor flat---a dangerous climb--to see the view of the square below his window.
The scene below was worth the peril . The view was exactly what one might expect to see in a French town square.
I Hope You Enjoy Your Visit,
- Pros:The Old Town Square Still Exists
- Cons:The Modern Section Isn't Beautiful
- In a nutshell:Wander through the older part of town and enjoy!
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Linda, thanks for posting. Seeing castles would be a top reason for visiting any part of Europe.
Linda, thanks for posting these memories of your visit to Tours and vicinity in 1988. Around that time we also used to visit friends who lived in the French countryside and we had some lovely times with them. An added bonus was that their children and our children were about the same age.
Sounds like a wonderful visit. Wonderful how your hosts really knock themselves out to make your stay memorable
Sounds like a wonderful visit. Wonderful how your hosts really knock themselves out to make your stay memorable
This interesting page reminds me this beautiful town which I was happy to visit in far 1995... But I didn't see the Saumur Castle. Now I know about its existence from your page. Thanks Linda for sharing!
It sounds as if Tours was a great introduction to the 'real France' for you. A lovely part of the world around Tours, and this is an enjoyable page about it.
Sounds like a very memorable visit with a charming young man! I remember a stop here in the '80s and the half timbered buildings--beautiful!
What a precious trip! This is what travelling should be all about rather than ticking off important monuments. Love this. Been dreaming of the French countryside lately.
You had a close up and personal experience in Tours, that is the best way to experience a country. The crepes are different there, not all fruit and whipped cream.
Interesting. But I find the calculator-style font hard to read. Saumur is in a different region btw.
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Mobile operators are in the need of a cost effective way to handle the ever growing demand for mobile data. Traditional methods for handling both capacity and coverage issues require operators to install multiple macro base stations within the cell site, thereby making this technique both expensive and unsustainable, in the long run. With the mobile data demand following an exponential trajectory, HetNets are being seen as a cost effective and technically efficient solution, for improving mobile networks' capacity and coverage.
This report estimates the HetNets market to be worth $880.73 million in 2012 and is expected to grow to $16.04 billion by 2018 at a CAGR of 62.22%. Being a complex interoperation between macro cells, small cells and Wi-Fi network elements; HetNets are to set to help mobile operators in enabling innovative network deployment models and to provide high quality of experience for customers. HetNets, not just provides a cost effective solution to cope up with the increasing demand in mobile data, but also caters to the increasing need for hot spot distribution and spectral efficiency.
The HetNets market is primarily segmented by products & services. The report encompasses Greenfield and Brownfield deployments, spanning across verticals such as Consumer &Residential, Commercial & Office Buildings, Utilities, Public Safety & Security, Transportation & Logistics, Academia & Education, Travel & Hospitality and Others. The report provides insights on five major geographies including North America (NA), Europe, Middle East & Africa (MEA), Asia-Pacific (APAC), and Latin America (LA). The report also analyzes global advancements, adoption trends, technology roadmaps, and market forecasts for different segments of HetNets solutions.
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Timberwolves rout OKC Thunder
MINNEAPOLIS — Roughly eight hours before tip-off, Kevin Durant provided a forecast for what would unfold Friday night between the Thunder and Timberwolves.
The way he saw it, one of two things was bound to happen.
"Ever since I got in the league, every game against the Wolves has been either a great game or a blowout," Durant said at the Thunder's morning shootaround. "Either they blow us out, or we beat them pretty bad."
Well, this one wasn't close, and it wasn't the Thunder that did the beating.
This time, Minnesota thumped the Thunder, taking it to OKC from start to finish and constructing a 34-point lead before cruising to a 100-81 win inside the Target Center. "They just kicked our (rear) tonight," Durant said after the game.
Kendrick Perkins ranked the romp right up there as the worst he's been a part of as a member of the Thunder, adding that the thrashing was one the team won't want to sit through in the film room on Saturday.
As for what went wrong, the answer was pretty much everything.
The Thunder turned the ball over far too many times and in nearly every possible way, settled for jump shots all night and failed to muster anything in transition. And that was just the offensive side of the ball.
Defensively, the Thunder couldn't guard without fouling, couldn't keep the Wolves out of the paint, and couldn't cover the 3-point line.
"They beat us in a lot of areas of the game," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "We take pride in the defensive end, and we didn't establish our defensive intensity. We didn't have a defensive disposition tonight, and that's unacceptable."
It was the Thunder's most lopsided loss since a 23-point rout at Orlando on Feb. 25, 2011, but it didn't go down as its worst defeat in this building. Back in January 2009, the Thunder's inaugural season, the Wolves laid a 42-point whipping on OKC.
Far more significant than the eyesore that was the final score was the way the Wolves game-planned and exposed the Thunder's offensive deficiencies. Taking advantage of Russell Westbrook's absence, the Wolves loaded their defense on Durant and played an old-fashioned game of "make someone else beat you."
The Thunder couldn't.
And after two games, that dirty little secret could be out.
In the opener at Utah, the Thunder rode Durant as he dumped in 42 points and carried the Thunder to a three-point win. Minnesota, however, is far superior to the Jazz, and the Wolves' defense limited Durant to 13 points, the fewest he's scored since New Year's Eve 2011. Durant had as many turnovers (four) as made field goals.
Minnesota sent two defenders at Durant each time he caught a pass in the post, and the Wolves had three sets of eyes watching Durant whenever he had his defender isolated on the wing.
"It's not just one guy," Durant said when asked about Wolves forward Corey Brewer's defense. "If they play one-on-one, I felt I had the better matchup. But every time I caught it, it was two guys guarding me. So I got to kick it to my teammates."
Right now, they're not much help.
The Thunder went 7-for-31 from 3-point range Friday and is now 13-for-50 from that distance in two games. Serge Ibaka, Thabo Sefolosha and Reggie Jackson, presumably three players who need to make up the bulk of the scoring in Westbrook's absence, combined to miss 23 of their 30 shot attempts. It contributed to the Thunder's 34.9-percent shooting on the night.
Jeremy Lamb was the only other Thunder player to score in double digits, but much of his career-high 16 points came in garbage time.
"Just keep trusting," Durant said when asked the counter for opponents' obvious game plan of making others beat them. "Just keep trusting my teammates and give them confidence and it's going to start opening up for me."
For Durant, the balancing act of continuing to trust streaky teammates versus taking over is a difficult one. But it's one he must figure out, and figure out quickly, in order for the Thunder to stay afloat while Westbrook is sidelined.
"That's still what I'm learning," Durant said. "I got to keep trusting my teammates first and foremost. But sometimes, when the shots are not falling, if they're not hitting them, maybe I got to be a little bit more aggressive against the double-team. I just got to figure it out."


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Oklahoma pharmacist's hearing set; timing means murder trial delay
An Oklahoma County district judge today set a hearing for Dec. 6 on a defense request for him to step down from a pharmacist's murder case. That schedule means the trial for Jerome Jay Ersland will be delayed until next year. The trial had been set to begin Dec. 6. Defense attorneys allege Oklahoma County District Judge Ray C. Elliottt has shown he can't be fair. They complain he has made racial slurs about Hispanics. Prosecutors contend the defense attorneys are making the accusations only to get a trial delay. The said attorneys are making a mockery of the court system Ersland was charged with first-degree murder after he shot a robber six times last year inside the Reliable Discount Pharmacy in Oklahoma City.
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Description: This autographed painting commemorates Lady Bears legend Jackie Stiles' induction into the Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame in 2006. The print measures 15 inches wide by 21 inches tall, and includes a black frame. Stiles played for Missouri State from 1997-2001, and holds the NCAA women's all-time scoring record with 3,393 career points. Stiles is currently an assistant coach for the Lady Bears.
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UPDATE: This event has been cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy. Providence College facilities are CLOSED due to the storm.
Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime and offers two years of international experience immediately upon graduation. Join us at these upcoming events to learn about Volunteer experiences, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. Join us on Monday, October 29th, at our information table in the Slavin Center lobby from 11:30am -2pm.
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Accurate information can be life-saving in extreme situations, such as earthquakes and tsunamis. However, finding out the accuracy of that information from the vast amount of contradictory material that is posted on social media channels is becoming increasingly difficult. While such channels are useful for identifying and sharing content, they are not the right tools for verification, which requires searching for evidence rather than liking or retweeting.
The website www.veri.ly – designed by researchers from the University of Southampton, Masdar Institute of Science and Technology in the UAE and Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) – was concerned with crowdsourcing the verification of information during disasters.
Various questions were asked and users were invited to submit evidence justifying their answer (image, video, or text). Note that it is now closed, but you can see the gist with the question page https://veri.ly/crisis/1.
For example, a photo of a street was posted with the question: Is this street in Rome. The photo was taken from a personal archive and was actually in the Italian town of Caltagirone in Sicily. The question was answered correctly within four hours by a user who submitted another picture of the same street.
The website states:
We live in the Information Age… or the Disinformation Age. Finding out the truth in the vast amount of contradictory information is becoming increasingly difficult for everyone.
Can a coordinated collective effort be effective in quickly discerning true answers to key questions? We designed the Verily Challenge to test this.
According to Victor Naroditskiy, a research fellow in Electronics and Computer Science at the University, who worked on Verily:
"The lack of verifiability of content posted on social media is the main reason preventing humanitarian and news organisations from making a wider use of it.
"The rationale for Verily is that the collective effort of people searching for the truth will be fruitful. Examples of the tremendous power of collective effort can be seen in projects like Wikipedia, and closer to home in experiments like the DARPA Red Balloon Challenge. In this 2009 challenge, 10 red weather balloons moored at secret locations throughout the US were discovered within nine hours through a mass mobilisation over social media channels."
Verily was invented by Carlos Castillo (QCRI), Patrick Meier (QCRI), Victor Naroditskiy (Southampton) and Iyad Rahwan (Masdar). The technical development of the platform was by Masters students Luis Arenal Mijares, Alex Greenland and Dimitrios Papamiliosin from the Web Technology MSc programme at the University of Southampton led by Enrico Costanza and Victor Naroditskiy. Justine Mackinnon (QCRI) together with the Southampton team organised the public trial of the platform.
Victor and Enrico research crowdsourcing in the context of ORCHID, a multidisciplinary EPSRC-funded project developing the science and technologies for human-agent collectives, with disaster response as a key application area.


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Taco Bell made a run for the breakfast border Thursday as it launched its new breakfast menu, and Ronald McDonald is endorsing the new selection.
Well, sort of -- a whole mass of folks with the name Ronald McDonald were summoned by the Tex-Mex fast food company to endorse its breakfast menu launch.
No one is violating any trademarks since it's just folks with the same name of a clown at a competing restaurant.
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The new project from Shinji Mikami's (the creator of the Resident Evil series) Tango Gameworks has been announced by Bethesda today. It's called The Evil Within and it's a survival horror game in development for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and 'next generation consoles'. It's expected to release sometime in 2014.
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