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9 Jun 2008 3:32 AM #11
(Sorry for my English)
Thanks for your response,
1) I remove the blank spaces for beginning of text nodes. Now the search works fine. Thanks. But in my case, the return nodes not contains chilnodes as your example. For example, If you search "Ext" only return the node that contain "Ext" and not her childnodes.
2) If you have a lot of nodes, when you click "X" for return from the search. The original tree expands all nodes and is very dificult view the original structure of the tree. This is a minor thing.
3) I think the best architecture is: Ext.ux.TreeFilterPluginAllInOne.js but without Ext.ux.SearchField.js. Because search field would be a common piece in many places of the applicattion.
4) The auto-expand option for the seacrh field. I
9 Jun 2008 1:03 PM #12
I use this modify of Ext.ux.FitToParent for adjust treePanel and hidden scrollbars that appears when your plugin create the toolbar:
View the results in: www.galdaka.es (West panel)
9 Jun 2008 3:02 PM #13
Good job galdaka!
For the search, I think you need to implement something "ad hoc" for your needs; check out in my example the Ext.ux.DecoratorTreeFilter.js; you probably need to use some infos in your nodes and decide how you want to filter the nodes using that infos. When I have time, I will try to implement the filter you need.
The SearchField component is an extension of the Ext.form.TwinTriggerField; The SearchField class has reference to the TreeFilterPlugin, so is not very generic, it is really business dependent; but you have already the reusable generic component you are looking for, and it is the Ext.form.TwinTriggerField. You can see SearchField as an internal class of my plugin, it is not intended to be a reusable component, because the reusable component in my opinion is Ext.form.TwinTriggerField; check SearchField implementation out, the only code I have added is not reusable if not in the context of my plugin.
I agree with you, I can remove the expand all of the tree, I will do that in the next release, and I will try to fix the bug you have pointed out about the TextField not appearing in accordion layout...
About the auto-expand option: the toolbar is not a container (does not extend Container class), so I'm not sure that http://extjs.com/learn/Extension:FieldAutoExpand will do the job...next release of Ext (3.0) will fix this problem though and the toolbar will be really more powerful and easy to use.
Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it!
And by the way, your english is good!
27 Jun 2008 4:48 AM #14
TreePanel Filter Plugin
Hi Marco,
I'm playing with your TreePanel filter plugin, it work but I need to search a text into all children nodes, include relative parents.
I see your StartWithTreeFilter code, but I don't know how parameter I must set for this search type.
Can you help me please ?
Grazie Marco, ottimo lavoro.
28 Jun 2008 9:15 AM #15
Dear Claudio,
Can you please try give a shot to the Ext.ux.TreeDecoratorFilter class that you can download with the zip of the extension in my first post?
TreeDecoratorFilter works so that only leaves are filtered using a "start with" filter, while the other nodes are never filtered (it is a "decorator" of the StartWithFilter)
PHP Code:
//Custom filter implementation;
Ext.ux.DecoratorTreeFilter = function(){
var startTreeFilter = new Ext.ux.StartWithTreeFilter();
var re = null;
//@Public function called before filter is applied(before the execution of the filterFn;); return true to cancel the execution of the operation.
this.beforeFilterFn = function(text, treePanel, treeFilter){
return startTreeFilter.beforeFilterFn(text, treePanel, treeFilter);
//@Public function called for each node on the tree starting from the root.
this.filterFn = function(node, nodeAttribute, text, treePanel, treeFilter){
//Filter only the lives
return (startTreeFilter.filterFn(node, nodeAttribute, text, treePanel, treeFilter) || node.attributes['leaf'] == false);
//@Public function called after filter after the execution of the filterFn.
this.afterFilterFn = function(text, treePanel, treeFilter){
return startTreeFilter.beforeFilterFn(text, treePanel, treeFilter);
Ext.ux.DecoratorTreeFilter requires though that when you build your tree, each node asserts if it is a leaf node or not, like in my example.
Please let me know if it works for you.
Thank you very much for helping to improve the extension, and welcome to the forum
14 Aug 2008 2:35 AM #16
Problem opening zip file
When i download and try to unzip the Ext.ux.TreeFilterPlugin.zip file i am getting the message -
'The compressed folder is invalid or corrupt'
Would someone be so kind as to send me the file?
14 Aug 2008 7:19 AM #17
download with FF instead of IE
14 Aug 2008 7:43 AM #18
16 Aug 2008 1:05 AM #19
This is a neat plugin, however, Im having trouble getting it to filter out all non-leaf nodes that dont contain the search text
So at the moment my tree looks like this:-
As you can see it is not filtering the non-leaf nodes that dont contain the text 'Test'
I want it to look like this:-
Like in the GWT implemention:-
Ive tried modifying the code so that it filters out non-leaf nodes but then it filters out the child nodes aswell including the ones that include the search text
Anyone done anything similar or have any ideas?
Ive spent a lot of hours on this and I'm starting to think its not possible
25 Aug 2008 9:04 AM #20
Hi there,
I was on holiday, I'm really sorry for my late answer!
Yeah, I know what you mean.
I think that for something like that, the easy way is to create the tree from the beginning, since the plugin is based on the TreeFilter implementation of ext, to achieve what you need could be not that trivial.
If I found an easy way to achieve your goal, I'll let you know!


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Seven steps to success: an acrobatic paragliding masterclass with FAI World Air Games winner Tim Alongi
French paraglider Tim Alongi, 24, is the new FAI World Air Games Paragliding Aerobatics Champion.
Alongi also won the silver medal in the Sychronised Paragliding Aerobatics competition, along with his partner - and solo silver medallist - Eliot Nochez, also from France.
When we caught up with Alongi afterwards at the Palm Dropzone in Dubai, he gave us his seven top tips for acro paragliding success.
Nicole Schmidt sorts the men from the boys
Nicole Schmidt from Germany, has been flying paragliders for 11 years. For the last six she's been performing aerobatic tricks, or "acro". It's a discipline very few women attempt, and this year Schmidt, 35, won the female World Championship.
We found out what it takes to be the only female acro pilot jumping out of the helicopter here at the FAI World Air Games.
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It's rare to find competitors from the US in Paragliding Aerobatics competitions. The sport of paragliding has a relatively small following there, and there are few pilots who embark on the niche daredevil discipline of performing aerobatic manoeuvres in the sky.
One American who does compete is relative newcomer Max Marien, 27. He has come all the way from San Diego in California to Dubai to compete with what he says is a trio of new stunts he's developed. "They've never been seen in a competition before," he said ahead of the contest in the United Arab Emirates.
4 August 1985: Larry Tudor, the "Part Bird", who Flew a Record of a 4'343 Meters Gain in Altitude with a Hang Glider
Today marks the 30th anniversary of an FAI Word Record made by an American pilot described as both "Part Bird" and "Skygod" and who is perhaps one of the finest Hang Glider pilot for tandem or solo flights: Larry Tudor. A fidgety Californian, he has been pushing the edges of how far hang gliders can go since the air sport's early days in the 1970s. During his long career, Tudor set a total of ten FAI World Records and the one we are commemorating today has not yet been broken.
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43 Ideas for a Halloween Dinner
If you're more the quiet type, who curls up in front of a creepy movie while the trick-or-treaters come by, we have just the collection for you. It's great for parents because it offers plenty of tasty alternatives to a bag of sugary sweets. This way you're able to give your family something substantial and nutritious to eat before they enter their inevitable candy coma. Fill the kids up with wholesome autumn-themed, Halloween dinner recipes before you send them out the door. Adults will enjoy the more refined taste recipes like Harvest Fondue, while your little ones will appreciate the visual appeal of this Baked Eyeballs Casserole. For these recipes and more, check out 43 Ideas for a Halloween Dinner today!
19 Scary Good Halloween Desserts
From themed cupcakes to spooky pudding recipes and everything in between, the Halloween dessert recipes in this collection are so scary good, they're impossible to resist. Perfect for all of your Halloween party planning needs, these treats include fan favorites like sticky caramel apples, dirt pudding, Rice Krispie treats and more. There are also some unique sweets to explore like Pumpkin Spice S'mores Cracker Candy, Candy Corn Brownie Pizza and Halloween Muddy Buddy Mix. One thing's for sure, with these 19 Scary Good Halloween Desserts, your sweet tooth will be more than satisfied this October!
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This is one of my favorite collections that we've created on RecipeLion. I just adore all the cute/weird/creepy Halloween related recipes we've been adding, and this was a way to get all of these recipes in one place for ease of locating. I mean how cute are those creepy puffs? Plus it's not all just about the sweets either, we have tons of great recipes to utilize fall favorites like pumpkins and apples. So enjoy the collection!
Sep 16, 2011
The Halloween drink recipes look sooooo good! I've heard that cocktail parties are coming back into fashion in a big way. I think a Halloween cocktail party would be the perfect way to make Halloween just as fun for grown-ups as it is for trick-or-treaters.
Sep 16, 2011
I really like the Graveyard Sandwich Tray appetizers; they look so spooky. And I will definitely be trying all the fun drink recipes; I think my favorite might be the Poisoned Apple Wine Tail. Can't wait to try all these!
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WebMD Feature When Aretha Franklin crooned the words "I'll say a little prayer for you" in the hit 1960s song she probably didn't imagine that the soulful pledge would become the stuff of serious science. But increasingly, scientists are studying the power of prayer, and in particular its role in healing people who are sick.
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A recent, controversial study of cardiac patients conducted at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, concludes that this type of prayer -- known as intercessory prayer -- may indeed make a difference. "Prayer may be an effective adjunct to standard medical care," says cardiac researcher William Harris, Ph.D., who headed the St. Luke's study. The study was published in the October 25, 1999 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine.
Harris and team examined the health outcomes of nearly 1,000 newly admitted heart patients at St. Luke's. The patients, who all had serious cardiac conditions, were randomly assigned to two groups. Half received daily prayer for four weeks from five volunteers who believed in God and in the healing power of prayer. The other half received no prayer in conjunction with the study.


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I FIRST heard about Mont Tremblant, the Canadian mountain resort area, from some friends who had gone there to ski. I never paid much attention -- I don't ski.
But when it came time to plan our summer vacation last year I decided, after some quick research, to try a week in Quebec in August. (In our family, I plan summer vacations and my wife, Janice, a skier, plans winter ones. Our daughter, Jessica, 16, exercises veto power over all our trips.)
Mont Tremblant is about 90 minutes north of Montreal, in the heart of the Laurentian Mountains, at almost a billion years one of the continent's oldest mountain ranges. We flew to Montreal from Washington on a hot day. Within an hour of our arrival we were heading north on a freeway, feeling the cool air. Soon we passed the small town of St.-Jérôme, the gateway from the St. Lawrence River valley to the Laurentians.
St.-Jérôme is home to a statue of the Rev. Antoine Labelle, a Catholic priest and explorer who helped settle the Laurentian wilderness in the 19th century. Father Labelle, known as the ''apostle of colonization,'' tried, with little success, to keep Quebec's youth from being lured to the mill towns of New England.
But Father Labelle did settle a string of towns with names like Ste.-Agathe-des-Monts and La Conception that remind visitors of the region's French Catholic character. (By law, Quebec's advertising and signs are in French, but it's hard to encounter someone who doesn't speak English.)
We stayed for six days at the Gray Rocks Resort, which was founded in 1906 and is the area's oldest resort. It sits on Lac Ouimet, one of the 400 lakes carved from the Laurentians by the Ice Age. The (frozen) lake served as the runway for the biplanes that brought Gray Rocks many of its first visitors: in the summer seaplanes take off from it, offering aerial views.
Gray Rocks is less than 10 minutes from Mont Tremblant. It is also on the outskirts of St.-Jovite, a village with an array of tourist oriented restaurants, a well-stocked supermarket, a video store and a medical clinic. (A visit to the clinic when my daughter had an ear infection offered a window into Canada's national health care system: the doctor's examination cost less than $23, at $1.55 Canadian to the United States dollar, but it also required three hours in a cramped waiting room.)
There's a 120-room hotel with a large restaurant, conference center, game room and an indoor recreation area that includes a small pool. The resort's summer attractions can be found by the lake: gardens filled with wildflowers, a beach, a marina and a patio overlooking the water that is the site of twice-weekly barbecues and dancing.
We stayed in a condominium tucked into the hillside woods less than a mile from the hotel, which can be reached by a free shuttle. Most of the 56 units have one or two bedrooms.
While we lacked a view of the lake, our roomy one bedroom included a kitchen, a patio and a washer and dryer. Jessica slept on a sofa bed in the living room, where she stayed up late watching videos.
In June and September, Gray Rocks' visitors generally come from Canada, but in August, when we were there, 40 percent of the guests come from the United States, primarily the Northeast. And, as we learned on our initial outing, the region fills up on weekends with escaping city folks.
Our first instinct was to go to the top of the mountain. At almost 3,200 feet, Mont Tremblant is the tallest mountain in the Laurentians. From the summit, there is a panorama stretching 50 miles or more. The surrounding peaks are humpbacked, worn down by time, yet still majestic.
Mont Tremblant has a 2,131-foot vertical drop, and there are some steep, if not harrowing, biking trails. As we headed up the gondola to the summit, we discovered that many of the riders were day-tripping mountain bikers. From the gondola, you can watch them bumping (and falling) their way down the mountain.
There are tamer trails for the less adventurous cyclist or hiker. Mont Tremblant has more than 20 miles of bike trails and several bike rental shops. Parc du Mont-Tremblant, the state park established in 1893, has about 120 miles of hiking trails to lead you to its fauna and about 40 kinds of mammals, including black bears, cougars and moose. Some hiking trails begin at the summit where there are restaurants and a 360-degree observation tower; both are nice vantage points for a sunset or the lakes and mountains.
One afternoon, we hiked a trail that begins at the summit and passes by the observation tower. The view from the top included a dozen mountains and lakes and a glimpse of our condo complex. We ate a quick lunch on the elongated deck of a summit restaurant, where the view surpassed the cuisine.
At the base of the mountain is a European-style pedestrian village, Tremblant. The ski resort was founded in 1939 by a Philadelphia businessman, Joe Ryan, but it was only in the last decade that the area became a four-season vacation destination.
In 1991, the property around the mountain that makes up the Tremblant resort was acquired by Intrawest, a Vancouver-based company that owns resorts in Canada and the United States. Intrawest has invested almost $600 million in improvements. Only 10,000 people visited the resort in the summer of 1991; nine years later, the count was 1.3 million, most of them from Quebec, said Christian Asselin, Tremblant's public relations manager.


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Try Prada Amber PH--it's like a soapy, floral scent.
By the way, your English is excellent.
Hollister SoCal..smells so pleasant.
Dreamer, Bvlgari Black, and Fahrenheit.
What surprised me was Angel's Men top notes weren't as bad as I read about. I mostly get a burnt caramel smell rather than the tar note.
I've used their melon/cucumber body wash, it smells really good, and it works well when layered with a melon or aquatic EDT.
Both Fierce and Allure have excellent longevity and sillage, but Allure is definitely more of a unique fragrance for the younger crowd. I prefer the overall scent of Allure slightly over Fierce, it...
I recently wore AdG and noticed it goes sour on my skin..while Just Me does not. So I would rank Just Me over AdG, but I have not tried 360 or Halston. And VPH doesn't smell similar to AdG to me, I...
Edition Blanche smells like a lemon pie, lots of lemon layered with some cream.
The original Paris Hilton Men is much much fruitier, but also seems more feminine. I prefer Just Me, but try both out. I think they're better than you might expect lol.
Try Paris Hilton Just Me - it's similar to AdG but more fruity. I get some watermelon/cucumber vibe.
Try Unforgivable, Polo Blue, YSL L'Homme
Ah yes I got the same response. "Please visit your nearest Thierry Mugler retailer for sampling purposes" from Melissa. Not sure of any TM retailers that carry Pure Malt though--I've only visited...
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Polo (Green)
All fragrances praised by BN lol.
In the beginning I got some wood/patchoulli/sweet smell, but now I seem to notice this soapy aroma. Does anyone else get that? I was reading reviews/other threads but I didn't really come across...
How does L'eau Bleue compare to L'eau Bleue Eau Fraiche?
Great scent, but poor projection/longevity.
Hm I should go try it again then!
thgolfer: When you first spray Issey, do you get a sharp pungent note?
Polo Double Black and Burberry London are very weak.
Code for better longevity and more appealing scent.
Just curious, can you tell me what you think of VS' Very Sexy for Him compared to your other scents/how long it lasts?
What I really like about the youtube reviews is you get to see their emotions and feelings when describing their fragances--that seems to tell me much more than writing/note descriptions.
Smells refined, confident, and somewhat young at the same time.
Definitely Chrome. The seaweed/salt note in Aqua is not appealing to me.
Both Aqua and Chrome seem to have about the same longevity (long). Chrome projects fairly well too, not sure about Aqua.
I've been reading that Platinum Egoiste is similar to Fierce, but what I smell at the mall doesn't seem like the Egoiste sample I'm sniffing aside that they're both fresh..
Do you think these two...
This isn't a mall perfume, but you can easily find it in Sephora at your local mall, I think it smells amazing.
DG Light Blue Femme
Burberry Brit
Versace PH lacks the sour note of AdG and has a slight woody note at the drydown, and has great longevity but stays close to the skin after ~6 hrs on me.
Versace Eau Fraiche smells great, but...
Jaipur begins with strong spice, then dries down to sweet smooth vanilla. I don't get a barborshop vibe, but Jaipur is potent stuff. Definitely try before you buy!
The London Special Edition smells fresher, I get some apple all the way through.
Versace PH
I appreciate the suggestions! It is the patchoulli note; just smelled some patchoulli scented candles at the mall, and it smelled just like the Polo drydown to me.
Yes, while it does remind me of...
When I smell Obsession and the original Polo (Green) drydown, I get this overwhelming feeling of an old man--what notes cause this?
I'm thinking it's due to the patchoulli/vetiver since I've read...
I haven't smelled Chrome on anyone at my school--the main ones are Issey/AdG/Code/Polo Blue.
Chrome is a fantastic scent to me, I don't really get a metallic note, but it smells very fresh, then...
Most fragrances tend to disappear on me after 30min-1hr, probably because my nose gets used to the initial blast (I only use 1 or 2 sprays though, so maybe that's why). But from time to time, I get a...
Great presentation style.
How is the coriander note in this? Does it smell like cut up cilantro?
I really like Chrome, the longevity is exceptional and the fragrance is very refreshing. The projection is fairly good, it's not overpowering but it's also not too quiet. I get a citrus opening, and...
I don't think Bvlgari aqua is an AdG alternative. Although both are aquatic, AdG seems more floral/fruity while the Bvlgari Aqua is sea salt/seaweed and smells strongly of the ocean--not something...
What are your opinions of this fragrance? And how is the longevity/sillage?
Many thanks!
Reading the reviews of Roberto does sound very good!
What's another cologne that has a similar drydown?
So I tried Canali men, it was light and sweet, but not what I was looking for.
DKNY Men has almost the same opening as Polo Blue, but I don't really like the drydown.
Still need to try the...
I agree about the A&F/Hollister popularity and price, hence that's why I'm looking for a grown-up version of the Hollister cologne since the price is practically the same as designer :D
Any suggestions? :p
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Probably beating a dead horse, but foam roller is great. While using it can be annoying, it totally helps. Also, I did accupuncture on it for a few sessions, and it went away. I continue to use the foam roller though.
I'll second that foam roller suggestion. I'd say using it (if you use it right) will likely at first cause you more discomfort than you are in right now. Otherwise, stick to your PT's plan and do some strengthening excercises. The other thing I may add is a massage- my gal is a miracle worker. Although a session for IT band may not be pleasant at all, it may be worth your time to start the healing process by working the inflammation out.
I have never experienced this injury so have no words of help as to where to put ice other than right where it hurts- use a towel, 10 min sessions max.
I have some really nice "foam" rollers that I got at a marathon expo once, they are called Trigger Point... they really work well and last forever but are expensive. Otherwise, my mom got me my cheaper foam roller version, performbetter.com, they also have some great stability and other products that help build strength, balance, etc.
Also found this article... may be helpful.
I posted in the newbie forum about this a while back, and just got a couple replies today, including a link to this thread. I didn't know what the pain was at first, but figured it out with google. I bought a foam roller, and it hurt so bad the first several times I used it, I was laughing and crying at the same time. After a few days, though, the pain really subsided. I used it a few times a day for a week or so, and the pain went away. It came back when I stopped using the roller. Now I LOVE using it. And find it helps my hip when I roll on the side of my butt as well as my thigh. It's the best! I got the pain even when I didn't run for a week (go figure), but a roll twice in a day made the pain go away.
I'm amazed!
Totally sold on the roller. Thought it REALLY hurt when I first used it. Almost didn't do it again.
Can the foam roller help the hip flexors and groin?
"I'd rather wear out than rust out."
- Harlan Sanders (Col. Sanders)
The foam roller is magic. Not really but it really works on knots in most of your muscles. Check out this site for pictures
Plan your run and then run your plan.
I'd say wherever it is that hurts the foam roller is your "best friend". I have a great book that may help you, it's called "The Pain Free Runner", written by a specialist, I have found it to be hugely valuable "bible". I swear by it... has trigger points, muscle charts, etc. Well worth the $15 or so I put into it, it's been a while so my memory on price may be bad, but I'd say invest in it. I say kudos to you for being smart and listening your body... that will help you in so many ways for the long haul.
I had this problem a few years ago and I tried EVERYTHING they threw at me: stretching, pain relievers, physical therapy, cortisone shots, exercize bike, total rest. But nothing even lessened the pain. One specialist told me to find a new sport, which really upset me. After 9 months of not running, I went to a specialist that did this surgery called an IT band release. I don't totally understand it, but it basically relieves the pressure on the knee (where the pain was) by cutting/lengthening the IT band. Because of the months of my knee being messed up b/c of the IT band, they also had to scopically fix my knee cap. Anyway, surgery sucks, but I was running again in 2 months and have had no residual problems or pain in that leg since (the surgery was in August 2007). I train about 50 miles/week and I ran my second marathon last October. I'm not suggesting you run out and get surgery unless you're at the end of the rope, but as an absolute last resort, it really was one of the best things I ever did.
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Apple iMac (2012) pictures and hands-onPocket-lint
Apple has revealed a new, thinner, sleeker iMac for those who still like to sit at a desk. Pocket-lint was at the San Jose Special Event to have a gander at the new computer first hand, along with only a handful of other journalists from the UK.
From the front you can't immediately see the changes Apple has made, but move the angle of your view and you'll soon see the difference.
The biggest change is that the new iMac takes on some of the design ethos of the old eMac from all those years ago, featuring a bulbous back plate that hides all the gubbins but tapers down to an incredibly thin 5mm edge.
That's achievable mainly because Apple has lost the optical disk drive from the side. Don't worry, there's an optional optical disk drive if you really must have one.
Back to the main focus of the iMac - the screen - and the IPS display itself is now 5mm thinner than before, and now laminated to the front glass in order to eliminate an air gap that was there previously. The result is a very crisp screen that you'll enjoy whether you've opted for the 27-inch or 21.5-inch model.]
It's worth pointing out that with the 21.5-inch model you won't be able to upgrade it to the way that the back is sealed, and even the 27-inch version only lets you swap out memory and nothing else. That's certainly something to factor in if you are buying one. Buy as powerful machine as possible now rather than believing you can upgrade later.
A number of configurations will be available and start with 2.9GHz quad-core Intel i5 and 2.7GHz quad-core Intel i5 processors for the 27 and 21.5-inch models respectively. We didn't have that much time at the event to play with the iMac to see how it performs, but a quick whizz of the mouse and opening up some apps proved it to perform as we would expect.
Both models feature 8GB of RAM and a 1TB HDD, and graphics duties are handled by Nvidia cards; the GeForce GT 640M for the 21.5-inch (with a 1920 x 1080 resolution) and the GeForce GTX 660M for the 27-inch (2560 x 1440 pixels).
One optional extra (as well as an optical drive) is Apple's new Fusion Drive, a flash memory/HDD hybrid that speeds up some usage, such as boot time and a few pre-installed apps.
As standard, Apple will pre-install its applications on the Flash drive to speed up boot times, however it will learn which apps you use and switch them accordingly.
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A funeral service for Johnson is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at the New Hope Community Church in Shallowater.
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Someone call the cops! Those paintings must have been stolen from MOBA -- the Museum of Bad Art (http://www.museumofbadart.org/)
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I don't suppose there's a way to automatically pull that nice description from OpenLibrary is there?
I don't suppose there's a way to automatically pull that nice description from OpenLibrary is there?
Here are the current template elements available for adding. Some were still being added by Open Library, but I haven't checked in a while. Send me an example, and I will have a look if an update is available.
This is the list of current template elements: http://code.google.com/p/openbook4wordpress/wiki/templateelements.
But as stated above, post an example from Open Library of the description you want to use.
on this page, for example http://openlibrary.org/works/OL98587W/The_house_of_mirth, the "About the Book" paragraph is what I was looking for. The text is:
Beautiful, intelligent, and hopelessly addicted to luxury, Lily Bart is the heroine of this Wharton masterpiece. But it is her very taste and moral sensibility that render her unfit for survival in this world.
I have requested an update to the api from Open Library. It may take some time.
No update from Open Library is forthcoming. Sorry.
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At last weekend's WonderCon, "Uncanny X-Men" writer Matt Fraction and editor Axel Alonso warned fans in the X-Menâs new home of San Francisco to watch their backs â the Dark Avengers are coming, and theyâre pissed.
This Summer, Norman Osborn decides he has a mutant problem and does something about it in the six part âDark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men." We spoke with Matt Fraction & Nick Lowe about the cross-over.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Ghost Rider" #32, "Guardians of the Galaxy" #10, "Spider-Man: Noir" #3, "Uncanny X-Men" #506 and more.
A new creative team for "Fantastic Four," two new "Dark Reign" mini-series and...the Marvel Slumber Party? CBR brings you all the news, and a giant gallery of art, from the Dark Reign panel at NYCC.
With "Dark Avengers" #1 in stores now, CBR News speaks with writer Brian Michael Bendis about the key Dark Reign title and what readers can expect from the series as it goes forward.
The Invasion is over and the Dark Reign begins! Marvel Comics has released solicitations and cover images, previously classified, for "Dark Reign" related comics coming out later this month and through February, 2009.
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Awesome pic!
Just beautiful. Your work lends itself very much to a meditative focus. I would love to use it in a short video that I am making about emptying the mind. Credit would, of course, be given. Please let me know your thoughts. My written work is at www.BlazingLight.net and the free online meditations that I offer are at www.LivingAwarenessMeditation.net Looking forward to hearing from you. Peace!
Wonderful macro
Your series of drops on flowers is perfect. Nice mood and ambience, a friendly overall look, good composition. I love your work.
very soft!
wow, this is such a clear and stunning picture. good job!
Amazing! *-*
It`s anazing ! I love it
Absolutely fabulous
gorgeous shot
Very,very beautiful
Can you please tell me how you were able to get the water drops so spherical? Were they there naturally or did you use a water dropper thing? Any tips would be appreciated
Excellent work...great Macro
Beautiful capture!
That's really really good, then again near everything that captures water drops is
That's really really good, then again near everything that captures water drops is
Amazing macro photography !!
I love it
I love it
Pure gems !!!
beautiful work
fuck is thatt..incredible colorss..
nice shot !!
nice shot !!
Love it
i love how round those circles are
aaaah thats amazing! how do u do that?!
so clear ! love it!
this picture makes me thirsty !
this picture makes me thirsty !