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- City of Charlottesville CodeYou may also call the City Attorney's office at (434) 970-3131 to find out if any particular code section has been amended recently.
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Guides to Living in Charlottesville
- Monticello AvenueLinks to a wealth of information about the Albemarle/Charlottesville area. Employment, education, housing, local government and arts. Monticello Avenue is jointly supported by the City of Charlottesville, the County of Albemarle, and the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library.
- Living in Charlottesville - A Guide for the Law School CommunityExtensive guide to living in Charlottesville, including information on family time, finding a job, shopping, dining, housing, and much more. (And not just for law students!) Brought to you by the University of Virginia School of Law.
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- Local History File Subject IndexA pdf version of the subject heading index (21 pages) of the Local History File, located in Alderman Library Reference: a collection of files containing mostly historical newspaper clippings. Primary dates of coverage are 1940 through 1990. Ask about it at the main desk in Alderman.
- Holsinger Studio Collection DatabaseMarvelous searchable collection of nearly nine thousand historic photographs of Charlottesville and Albemarle County from the late 19th century through the 1920s. Searchable by keyword, name/place, and date. From the Special Collections Department at the University of Virginia Library.
- Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps - Charlottesville, VA - 1907The UVA Library holds a pair of original map books for the City of Charlottesville, for 1907 and 1920, that have been digitized and georeferenced, which are the source material for this digital collection.
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- Jefferson-Madison Regional LibraryLibrary catalogs, information on adult and children's programs, and other reference information for the libraries of Albemarle, Charlottesville, Greene, Louisa and Nelson counties.
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Thinking about using multisite for a church.
Church has 40 ministries -- so each ministry is a subdomain of the main church.
I want each ministry to create posts in categories like event, prayer of the day, etc.
The design I've created / church has accepted is using Isotope on the root of the site:
churchname.com -- so I came across SWT as the way to aggregate all the posts from the ministries, and display on the main church page.
Please let me know:
1. Can I get the category of each post to use in a conditional:
if ( in_category( 'Featured' )) { ?> element large <?php }
I need this to dynamically set the class of the posts' containing div.
2. I assume there are ways to display a button/link to various categories that are going to be standard across all the ministries for example, I need to enable a click on:
Live Events -- and that returns all posts across all ministries in the category "Live Events"
3. I'm also not completely clear how one constructs a loop/builds the "static" home page-- in my mind:
Header -- nav etc for the main church
Home page content --> fetched from the Home page of the main site/super admin
Block containing the aggregated posts, using infinite scroll to pull more content into page
So in a normal theme, I'd use home.php -- pull in the_content() for the top part, and then to create the blog stuff, I'd use a query posts type setup to create the "blog".
Thank you so much for helping me answer the questions here... I think my original idea to create each ministry as a custom post type and use a single WordPress site would be pretty crazy, especially with over 40 ministries... multisite looks like it was made for this.
But! I need the above 3 things to work with the design.
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The Arizona Wildcats and the Mississippi State Bulldogs have scheduled a home-and-home football series for 2022 and 2023.
In the first game of the series on Sept. 10, 2022, Arizona will host Mississippi State at Arizona Stadium in Tucson. The second and final game of the series will be played on Sept. 9, 2023 at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville.
"We're very excited to announce this series with a Pac-12 program the caliber of Arizona," said MSU Director of Athletics Scott Stricklin. "It will bolster our non-conference schedule. We haven't played in that part of the country since 2002, so it gives our fans a chance to see another part of the country while supporting the Bulldogs."
The two schools have never met on the gridiron, but they do have one thing in common. Greg Byrne, the athletic director at Arizona, previously held the same position at Mississippi State from 2008 through 2010.
"We're excited to announce this competitive series for our future football schedules," Arizona Athletics Director Greg Byrne said. "The opportunity to play an SEC opponent will be a great addition to our schedule for our program and our fans."
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So excited, Go State!
To bad we have to wait till 2022 & 23 for this match-up. Hopefully both teams will be stacked and will make it worth the wait, we'll just have to wait and see.
Since both teams have open dates in just about every year beginning in 2015, and neither team has a P5 OOC game on their schedules until this series….I think this contract was written to be canceled.
Baylor would be proud.
Tully…you hit the nail on the head. WHy not schedule this home-and-home MUCH sooner?
It's because they have a home n home series vs BYU vs Texas Tech and San Diego State for the next 6 years


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The world is a little less elegant today. Maxine Powell, Motown's matron of refinement, died yesterday in a Detroit suburb. Powell made a career of buffing the rough edges for Motown's stable of stars and polishing them enough to perform before royalty. She was 98 years old. NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates has this appreciation.
MAXINE POWELL: Everybody walks, but I teach how to glide.
KAREN GRIGSBY BATES, BYLINE: Maxine Powell was well-known in Detroit before anyone had ever heard of Diana Ross or The Supremes.
THE SUPREMES: (Singing) Stop, in the name of love before you break my heart.
BATES: Miss Powell ran a modeling and finishing school that many of the city's black young women attended, especially those who wanted move up in the world. Fledgling record impresario Berry Gordy Jr.'s sister had been one of her models. So when Gwen Gordy urged her brother to ask Maxine Powell to work with the talent he'd assembled at Motown - acts like The Supremes, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye and Martha Reeves - he did, as she recalled to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED in 2009.
POWELL: I closed my finishing school and opened a finishing school in Motown. And I said, well, we're going to develop the artists.
BATES: The musical talent was there, but the presentation needed a little refining. Gordy wanted his singers to stand apart from other labels. He wanted them to be able to play not only big urban venues but on Broadway and in Las Vegas. Enter Maxine Powell, whose lessons included everything from elocution - always yes, never yeah - to posture.
POWELL: With your hipbones pushed forward and the buttocks pushed under. You never, never protrude the buttock because it means an ugly gesture.
BATES: Hear that, twerkers? Soon the value of Miss Powell's work became evident to everyone, including Berry Gordy.
POWELL: He began to see the difference because I teach class and class will turn the heads of kings and queens.
BATES: Such as Queen Elizabeth's and the Queen Mother's when The Supremes performed at the London Palladium. Eventually, several Motown groups would play another kind of palace: Caesars, in Las Vegas. All of Miss Powell's ladies remembered their training. Their wigs were always impeccable. They exited cars like Princess Grace. The men - Smokey Robinson, Levi Stubbs, Marvin Gaye - exuded a kind of suave, reined-in sexuality that appealed to black audiences and didn't frighten white ones.
The artists that Miss Powell worked with didn't all start out with advantages. She told WGBH earlier this year their past wasn't important.
POWELL: You know, they came from humble beginnings and some were rude and crude and from the street and the projects. But with me, it isn't where you come from. It's where you're going.
BATES: And where they went, with Maxine Powell's guidance, was to the top of the charts.
On Monday, surrounded by family and friends, Maxine Powell left the world the way she'd moved through it and taught others to - with dignity and grace. Karen Grigsby Bates, NPR News.
SMOKEY ROBINSON: (Singing) People say I'm the life of the party...
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By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR,
The city's top cop says the three murders here in the span of a week are unrelated and do not indicate an upswing in violence.
Joshua T. Davis, 17, of 135 Willis Ave., was found shot in the left cheek and upper right groin at his home Sept. 17. Five days later, 22-year-old Quest Wagoner of Inverness Avenue, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head on a living room couch in his home, and this past weekend Duane L. Colvin, 32, with a last known address of East Florida Avenue was found dead in a South Side field.
A suspect was arrested Monday in connection with Wagoner's death, police said. There have been no arrests in the other two cases
Chief Rod Foley, Youngstown police, said homicides are unpredictable and sometimes happen in spurts regardless what police procedures are in place. He said it is important to realize that the overall homicide trend in the city is down, and there are fewer homicides in 2011 than in 2010 at this time.
Colvin is the city's 14th homicide in 2011. There were 17 homicides at this time last year.
"These three homicides are all unrelated; that is for sure," said Foley. "The homicide rate is unpredictable. These are individuals who have beefs with each other and are fighting amongst themselves. It is unfortunate that this is how they are settling their differences."
Foley said the latest murder victims were known to law enforcement and that may be the key to curbing some of the violence.
Colvin made news in 1996 as a 16-year-old when Judge R. Scott Krichbaum of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court sentenced him to between 371/2 years and 90 years in prison for a string of crimes including aggravated robberies and escape from the Martin P. Joyce Juvenile Justice Center.
A representative of the court said Krichbaum did not order any early release from prison for Colvin.
Colvin did go before the Adult Parole Authority in 2009. An unidentified representative in that office confirmed that Colvin was placed on parole in December 2009 and released from parole in December of 2010.
Yashieya Colvin, Duane's sister, said her brother committed his crimes as a wayward juvenile and had made changes in his life since being released from jail. She said her brother had become a father, gotten engaged and moved to a different state. He was only here visiting, she said.
"He served his time and made a change. He was a good man, a good friend and everything to his family," the grieving sister said. "He was trying to better himself, but just getting off of parole it was hard."
Yashieya Colvin believes her brother's murder was personal and had nothing to do with any past or present crimes.
Wagoner, too, had prior run-ins with law enforcement including having been the victim of a previous shooting and a felonious assault and being arrested on an aggravated burglary charge. He also had faced charges for domestic violence and criminal damaging.
Foley said that because many of the victims of crime have repeated contact with law enforcement, police can arrest them on smaller crimes to get them off the streets even if for a short time, thus saving lives — maybe even the lives of the offenders.
Foley said the department is trying to increase contact with those would-be victims and perpetrators by increasing police activity levels in various parts of the city. He said the increased activity will mean that officers can make the arrest for smaller offenses.
Foley said the department has achieved savings by cutting overtime, but said that decrease in overtime is in the elimination of the sixth workday and will not mean a decrease in police presence. He said there will be an increased police presence because officers are being taken off other details and placed back on patrol.
I think if the police chief would look into the birth records of all three of these victims he would find that some where down the line they are indeed related to each other.
Yes, unrelated, except that the victims are all deceased.
I don't know who wrote the comment about "some where down the line they are indeed related to each other" is stupid. Just because someone is MURDERED and has a background doesn't make them related. You don't know Duane and obviously don't know the others either. Just remember, every sinner has a past and every saint has a future. You're just like everyone else that thinks that because you did something wrong, you are not a good person. Duane was a wonderful person and was loved very much by many. For you to make such an assumption makes you an unintelligent and cruel human being.
Wonder what the create has to say about u who judge. Remember judge not for u will be judge. Far as my cousin I love him and always will. I'm so glad I don't believe everything I read sorry for the ones who do check your fact before u speak. Love u Lavar your cousin Theresa Green Lord keep him in your arms until I get there.


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Panasonic has announced a new palm camcorder, aimed at semi-professional event videographers, that is set to replace the popular AG-AC90.
The AG-AC30 is a 1-chip Full-HD camcorder, designed and built in Japan, which brings an unprecedented number of useful tools and features, that will help deliver professional looking pictures in all environments.
The camcorder offers a newly designed lens capable of a very wide focal range (20x zoom and 29.5mm wide angle), three manual rings for focus, iris, and zoom and two-channel XLR audio inputs.


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Reading calendar module documentation I see the note:
"For computing differences between epochs in time, use the functions counting gregorian days or seconds. If epochs are given as local time, they must be converted to universal time, in order to get the correct value of the elapsed time between epochs. Use of the function time_difference/2 is discouraged."
But it's not quite clear to me...
E.g. I have 2 values LocalTime1 and LocalTime2 which are somewhat like tuples erlang:localtime/0 and need to compute time difference e.g. in seconds. So should I then convert this values to UTC and then use calendar:datetime_to_gregorian_seconds/1 and then do the subtraction?
 Or maybe there is some easier way?

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All government offices in St. Johns County will be closed Wednesday for Independence Day.
These include St. Johns County, City of St. Augustine, City of St. Augustine Beach and the Town of Hastings.
Offices of the St. Johns County courts, supervisor of elections and property appraiser also will be closed.
The county library system branches will be closed.
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Join USA TODAY television critic Robert Bianco to talk about the tube.
Robert Bianco's Critic's Corner chat takes place Monday afternoons, when he will be discussing television topics.
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We will continue to accept early questions submitted via Twitter. Tweet your early questions to @BiancoRobert and use the hashtag #askbianco. Robert will then include selected Twitter questions in the live video chat on Mondays at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT at facebook.com/usatodaylife. Remember, Twitter questions are subject to the 140-character limit. If your question is longer than that, tell us how many Tweets to look for. (1/3, 2/3, 3/3, etc.)
About Critic's Corner: Robert Bianco is the TV critic for USA TODAY. In his Critic's Corner column each weekday, he picks the day's best shows on prime-time TV. On Mondays, talk live with Robert Bianco about the best and worst of this season's TV lineup. In addition to Critic's Corner, Bianco writes TV reviews and features for USA TODAY. They can be found elsewhere on USATODAY.com.
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Question From Corrie Marie: Don't get me wrong ... I love The Walking Dead. But I feel it's the same every season: They get split up; they are on the move; they find a safe place and it gets ruined over and over again. Feels like it's just being dragged out in redundancy every season.
Answer: Well, yes — but that redundancy is built into the premise of the show, which is sort of The Fugitive with zombies. They're on the run, and they'll have to continue to run until they either find a place that is absolutely safe, or find a way to kill the zombies and end the plague once or for all, either of which marks the end of the series. Still, for those who love the show, the good news is that the trailer for the show's next season — which begins Oct. 23 and will introduce The Kingdom and King Ezekiel from the comic book — drew a positive response at Comic-Con. That doesn't mean the season will be good, of course, but the first task for a show like Dead is to keep its most enthusiastic fans enthusiastic, and the trailer seems to have accomplished that goal.
Question From Jan: Are you watching UnREAL this season? I feels like it's gotten even darker.
Answer: I agree it's gotten darker, and I don't think that's for the best. In particular, a recent plot twist —having one of Rachel's decisions on UnREAL's dating show lead to the murder of an African-American man by the police — struck me as almost fatally unwise.To paraphrase one of the characters, it's not their story to tell, especially when they're telling it poorly.
Question From Danny W.: I don't know if you've made it through the new season yet, but I've started to think that Orange Is the New Black might have taken over the title as the best drama series on TV (excluding anthologies like Fargo and American Crime).
Answer: I think Orange is a very good series, just as it was last year — which is why, when the streaming show drew a blank in all the major categories in the recently announced Emmy nominations, I was surprised. Though not, I'd guess, as surprised as they were at Netflix. But the best drama series on TV? No, on that score, I'd go with either The Americans or Mr Robot. Which is where, by the way, I hope Emmy voters go as well, though I expect there's a good chance they'll lean toward Game of Thrones instead.
Question From Judith: I'm wondering how long it is until Major Crimes finally ends. It seems to go on forever.
Answer: Seems to, perhaps, but the TNT series has only just started its fifth season — which by modern standards is a relatively brief run. It just feels like longer because Major blends in memory with the show that launched it, The Closer, and because TNT does that weird split-season thing all the time, leaving you constantly unsure as to what exact season it is you're in. So how much longer will it run? Only the people holding the purse strings know for sure, but in general, it will run for a long as people watch it and the network and studio can afford it. At some point, expenses will grow larger than the network and studio want, and the audience will grow older and smaller than advertisers want. When that happens, Major will become minor.
Question from Michael: What is your favorite show of the summer?
Answer: For a returning series, USA's Mr. Robot. For a new show, HBO's The Night Of.
Question From Steve: Thanks so much for the recommendation (and alternative Emmy nomination votes) for Lifetime's UnREAL. I resisted for a long time the idea that the network of Dance Moms and its ilk, and a boatload of repetitive movies whose results are foregone conclusions as soon as one reads the title would ever have a show that I would look forward to watching. But, boy, this is one smartly written and expertly performed show that I now look forward to watching. I saw how wrong my expectations had been as soon as I saw Marti Noxon's name in the executive producers list. She has consistently been involved with interesting (not always successful, but interesting) projects all the way back to her Mutant Enemy days. I'm making my way through Buffy the Vampire Slayer again on Netflix, and it just renews my faith in what TV can do.
Answer: Buffy, which began its run on the now-gone WB, is a good reference point for UnREAL, because like that Lifetime series it came from a network that many critics had ignored. It's a reminder that good shows can come from surprising places, particularly in this era where so many networks — from USA with Mr Robot to TBS with Full Frontal with Samantha Bee — are trying to up their games to stay afloat in the new-product flood. There are still some outlets where I'm wary to tread, but in general these days, it pays to expand your TV search and drop some of your preconceptions.
Question From Paul: What is behind the recent run of excellent one-off shows — London Spy; You, Me, and the Apocalypse; and The Night Manager? I enjoyed all three tremendously but don't recall a time when there were so many quality shows that only produced one season. Is it a money or talent availability or other factors at play?
Answer: The old rule in journalism is that three of anything make a trend, but with this trio of British imports, I think what we have are three individual decisions that don't point to any one conclusion. Apocalypse was a ratings disappointment, which no doubt played into the decision not to go forward. London Spy was successful enough to spark interest in the UK for a second season, but so far, the creator isn't interested. As for Night Manager, I have no doubt AMC would love to have it back; the question there, as you guessed, is whether the stars are willing. Overall, I'd say it's a win for "other factors."


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Google Hangout Planned to Discuss MindShift: Technology that Mimics Reality
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It's your chance to interact with a NASA researcher! Google has a hangout planned for Wednesday to discuss MindShift, a training and entertainment technology that mimics reality.
Joining me is Scott Dromms, an intellectual property manager for Edison Nation, who will be a part of the hangout.
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Audi: Action Team
During the great white snow of 2012, many drivers in Bulgaria had difficulties with their cars. Most of them were stuck. In these conditions only the quattro® system by Audi can make it easily through the thick snow. Fortunately, the Audi quattro® Action Team was there to help the unlucky drivers by getting them out of the snow.
Advertising Agency: Noble Graphics, Sofia, Bulgaria
Creative Director: Chavdar Kenarov
Copywriter: Georgi Tsekov
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Great job by Audi incorporating kindness with marketing. Only thing they could have done better was drive from car to car in an Audi w/ Quattro to showcase the technology. Maybe even give people a ride in the Audi.
Agree with Lawson on this ... Currently it's a feel good factor campaign wherein the guys, representing the company, were earning the goodwill for the company by being nice... But the product benefit is nowhere... If these guys could've driven out in an Audi, and helped out people in need, the product benefit could've been shown better.. Nice work Audi,nonetheless.
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This was a fun drawing. It's not perfect, but that's why I don't do this for a living. :)
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I was tweeting progress along the way which was fun. Here's the various stages:
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Tonight's Ottawa Senators-Toronto Maple Leafs game hasn't been very Hall of Fame-worthy so far, but the introduction was. Check out this pre-game ceremony that featured Mark Howe, Joe Nieuwendyk, Ed Belfour and Doug Gilmour (and take a wild guess which player received the warmest welcome in Toronto).
Is Rickard Rakell worth $4M per season to the Ducks?
The Anaheim Ducks have two significant restricted free agents they still need to take care of, and Hampus Lindholm is easily the most important name to cross off the list.
(Seriously, the analytics community pegs him as a budding star, so the Ducks should probably lock him up for as long and cheap as possible.)
While Lindholm is a must-sign, Rickard Rakell's situation is more interesting since it presents a murkier risk-reward debate.
Elevated ground
Rakell broke through in 2015-16, scoring 20 goals and 43 points. He blew away all of his previous numbers while logging more than 16 minutes per game.
His agent Peter Wallen told the OC Register that the team and his RFA client "I think we will find common ground for a solid agreement," yet one must wonder if Ducks management is trembling at the gamble ahead.
That report ponders a long-term deal that would net Rakell around a $4 million cap hit, something that the Hockey News backs up.
Kadri's six-year, $27-million deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs, which pays an average of $4.5 million per season, is probably the upper limit of what Rakell is set to earn, while Coyle's five-year, $16-million deal with the Minnesota Wild, an average of $3.2 million per season, is likely the low end. The most likely comparisons boil down to two players, then, with Rask and Backlund each having signed their current deals over the course of the past 13 months.
For a budget-conscious team like the Ducks, betting big on Rakell could be especially risky.
Cushy gig
If the 23-year-old does land a generous deal, he should send Bruce Boudreau a "Thank You" note or three. Rakell began a whopping 60 percent of his shifts in the offensive zone in 2015-16, putting him in a great position to maximize his chances.
His most common skating partners were Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry, Sami Vatanen and Lindholm to boot.
One shouldn't penalize Rakell for seizing his opportunities, but with a limited sample size of the young forward being a difference-maker, you have to wonder how much his value has been inflated.
The OC Register explains the advantages of locking him up for a longer term (avoiding arbitration years, not having to risk an even bigger deal if Rakell pans out), yet a "bridge deal" might be the better way to go here.
Replacing Boudreau with Randy Carlyle was a polarizing decision, yet that the Ducks face some other tough calls this off-season.
Report: Blue Jackets on the verge of signing Sam Gagner
It sounds like Sam Gagner may determine his destination for 2015-16 in the near future.
The Columbus Dispatch's Aaron Portzline reports that the Columbus Blue Jackets are close to signing Gagner to a one-year, one-way deal. Such an agreement might not be made official until Monday, according to Portzline.
After a bumpy season with the Philadelphia Flyers in which he spent some time in the AHL, Gagner must especially appreciate the one-way nature of his next contract.
The Blue Jackets aren't the only team interested in the 26-year-old, as his name was also connected to the Vancouver Canucks:
It looks like the still-quite-young scorer will get a clean slate after bouncing around and being defined by a bloated contract originally signed with the Edmonton Oilers.
Remember when he broke one of Wayne Gretzky's records during an eight-point night?
Gagner's presence could make life easier for the likes of Boone Jenner:
It's conceivable that Gagner could enjoy a nice rebound season if used in a specialized, protected role. The Blue Jackets may very well be the right fit.
… And on the other hand, the deficits in Gagner's all-around game could at least provide some John Tortorella rage and entertainment.
Everyone wins.
Former Sabres forward Jochen Hecht calls it a career
The Mannheim Eagles announced that German forward Jochen Hecht is retiring from hockey.
(It's OK to be a little bewildered that he was still playing, just don't be too mean about it.)
Hecht played 833 regular season games and 59 playoff contests at the NHL level, making his greatest mark as a member of the Buffalo Sabres.
His last bit of NHL action came in 2012-13, when he scored 14 points in 47 games for Buffalo.
Since then, he wrapped up his career with the Mannheim Eagles, a team he's sporadically played for since 1994-95.
Honestly, it's weird to see Hecht in any sweater not related to German's national teams, the Eagles or Sabres, even though the Blues actually drafted him:
Then again, he could also look odd in a certain Sabres sweater.
Apparently he got the NHL 16 Hockey Ultimate Card treatment:
Plenty of Sabres fans and reporters fondly remember Hecht, so here's to a nice career.
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Sometimes you just need a reminder that a remarkable thing actually is happening.
Saturday presented the latest evidence that the NHL coming to Las Vegas isn't just a collective fever dream, as the still-nameless franchise noted that they've begun the process to install ice at T-Mobile Arena for the first time.
It's not the prettiest picture, but it means a lot:
While setting up the first sheet of ice is a physical sign that things are coming together, the front office side will dictate the sort of team that eventually plays on it.
For more insight into that process, Puck Daddy takes a look at Murray Craven, who appears to be a key part of bringing things together … even if it's difficult to nail down a specific title.


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This study aims to review the international literature about whether there is an association between co-payment and statin adherence, and to present case studies to illustrate the impact of a reduction in patient co-payment associated with generic drugs on improving therapy adherence.
Studies that examined the impact of patient co-payment on statin adherence were identified in PubMed, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EconLit up to January 2013. A standardized data extraction form was completed for each included study, collecting information about country, sample, setting, adherence measure, design, results about the impact of co-payment on statin adherence, and methodological quality. Two cases from the outpatient clinic of one the authors (PRS) were added.
The literature supported a statistically significant negative association between co-payment and statin adherence. This association appeared to be influenced by the absolute level of co-payments, the size of the co-payment change, whether co-payment increases or decreases, the time horizon over which the impact of a co-payment change is examined, the type of drug for which co-payment changes (e.g. generic or branded drug), the availability of alternative drugs and switching behaviour. Two case studies illustrated that cost issues are important to patients and that patient adherence to statin therapy improved following a switch to generic statins.
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There are a million reasons not to like realtor Oren Little (Michael Douglas), and that's just the way he likes it. Willfully obnoxious to anyone who might cross his path, he wants nothing more than to sell one last house and retire in peace and quiet -- until his estranged son suddenly drops off a granddaughter (Sterling Jerins) he never knew existed and turns his life upside-down. Clueless about how to care for a sweet, abandoned nine-year-old, he pawns her off on his determined and lovable neighbor Leah (Diane Keaton) and tries to resume his life uninterrupted. But little by little, Oren stubbornly learns to open his heart – to his family, to Leah, and to life itself - in this uplifting comedy from acclaimed director Rob Reiner.
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JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Sgt. 1st Class Kyle T. Silvernale, of 1st Battalion, 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment based here was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for valor April 1 for actions in Afghanistan in 2008.
During a massive coordinated enemy attack, then-Staff Sgt. Silvernale was called to respond as a part of the quick reaction force, or QRF. An estimated 200 enemy combatants were assaulting Vehicle Patrol Base Wanat with rocket and grenade fire.
Silvernale and his men had just returned from a separate mission, but quickly moved to help repel the attack.
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"Our guys were already battle hardened from the deployment at this point," Silvernale said. "It was superior training and discipline that allowed us to overcome a larger enemy force that day."
From there Silvernale dismounted the vehicles and his element began making its way through enemy locations in a nearby bazaar and clearing it of enemy forces.
At one point Silvernale was knocked to the ground when a rocket-propelled grenade narrowly missed his head, exploded nearby and sprayed him and his Soldiers with its fragments.
"An enemy jumped out from behind a vehicle less than 75 meters from my location and fired an RPG at us," he said. "The blast knocked me down and kind of stunned me for a bit. I reloaded, got my bearings and I engaged him with a fully loaded weapon."
After the near miss with the RPG, Silvernale and his element began clearing enemy fighters inside buildings and other structures. At one point Silvernale and his men were firing almost point blank into enemy positions.
Despite the dangers of moving dismounted and without regard for his own wounds sustained in combat, Silvernale and his team continued another 20 meters and established 1st Platoon's northern limit. Silverdale was down to the last of his ammunition.
"I found an axe on the first foothold of a two story hotel we managed to occupy," he said. "I used it to breech into rooms and locks as we cleared the building and I had every intention of using against the enemy it if I had to."
By the end of the fire fight, Silvernale had cleared a large portion of the enemy and was establishing targets for his unit's Mark-19 automatic grenade launchers and anti-tank weapons. He used smoke and fragmentation grenades to provide cover and concealment.
Several times he was exposed to direct enemy fire. However, his actions stopped the enemy from flanking the 1st platoon element and MEDEVAC operations were able to flow smoothly.
"You gave a lot back to the unit that day," said Lt. Col. Patrick Ellis, commander of the 1-501st, told Silvernale during the ceremony. "The thing about an award for valor is this is all about you. You earned this."
An excerpt from the award citation read aloud during the ceremony highlighted the significance of Silvernale's actions:
"His bold maneuvers cleared the bazaar, cut off the enemy's infiltration route, and forced their eventual withdrawal. Without his selfless, aggressive, and determined leadership the enemy would not have been repelled from the battlefield."


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Leaving the Suburbs for Rural Areas
By STEVEN A. HOLMES
Published: October 19, 1997
MOUND HOUSE, Nev., Oct. 17— Four years ago, Richard and Sherrie Glover decided they had had enough of life in Upland, a suburb of Los Angeles. They were fed up with the traffic, fed up with the smog, and frightened by what they believed was increased activity by Hispanic gangs.
''You started to see more graffiti and more crime,'' Ms. Glover said in an interview in the office of the small manufacturing company she and her husband own here. ''We started noticing things two years before we moved. There were more break-ins at the shop. You leave something outside for a minute and you could kiss it good-bye.''
Toward the end of 1993, the Glovers decided to leave, moving themselves and their business to this rural community in Lyon County, 10 miles east of Carson City. In doing so, they joined what has become an important population shift that may complicate President Clinton's expressed desire to foster better race relations: the flight of whites from ethnically and racially diverse metropolitan areas.
In a smaller-scale rerun of an exodus from central cities to the suburbs a generation ago, many whites are leaving metropolitan areas, including many close-in suburbs, for more rural areas in states like Colorado, Utah, Missouri, Idaho, Kansas, Texas, Montana and Nevada.
The movement, which includes people and the businesses for which they work, has reversed a decade-long decline in the rural population, according to the Census Bureau. From 1990 through 1995 rural counties had a net influx of more than 1.6 million people, virtually all of it from domestic migration rather than overseas immigration or increased births. This is a stark contrast to the 1980's, when rural counties suffered a net loss of 1.4 million people.
The overall numbers may seem small, but some demographers say they mask a more complicated population phenomenon. The bulk of the white exodus is coming from metropolitan areas that had already become increasingly racially and ethnically diverse.
Some demographers say the population shifts are producing a kind of racial and ethnic polarization in which a few states, mainly along the East and West Coasts, become more mixed, while broad swaths of the country in the Rocky Mountain states, the Upper Midwest and New England remain overwhelmingly white. Some demographers are warning of a ''Balkanization'' of America.
''What that means in terms of the Balkanization is that while there is increasing diversity, it is not happening all over America,'' said William Frey, a demographer at the University of Michigan. ''It's happening in California, Texas, New York and Florida.''
New York City and all but its most outlying suburbs, for example, grew from immigration but suffered a net loss of more than 1.3 million people from 1990 through 1996, according to analysis done by Mr. Frey. The same phenomenon took place in the Los Angeles metropolitan region, which tallied a net out-migration of more than 1.3 million. The San Francisco area lost 303,000 and the Chicago metropolitan area declined by 329,000.
Meanwhile, Mr. Frey's studies show that of the 40 fastest-growing rural counties, virtually all are at least 70 percent white, and most are at least 85 percent white.
''It's fairly clear to me that a certain amount of movement into rural areas can fairly be described as white flight,'' said Calvin Beale, a Department of Agriculture demographer. ''I have rarely heard anyone mention race in the context of talking about this,'' he added. ''They talk about getting away from urban crime, drugs, congestion and school problems. But it also means getting away from areas that have significant percentages of blacks, Hispanics and Asians.''
The population exchange that is occurring challenges Mr. Clinton's frequent talk of a time, in the not-too-distant future, when the country will have no majority race. Census data indicate that even if present trends of immigration and high birth rates among immigrants continue, by the year 2025 there will be only four states -- Texas, California, New Mexico and Hawaii -- where non-Hispanic whites will make up less than 50 percent of the population. Currently that is the case in Hawaii, New Mexico, and in Washington, D.C. (The term Hispanic refers to ethnic background, not race. There are black, white, Indian and mixed-race Hispanic people.)
''Parts of the country are just not being affected by any of this immigration,'' Mr. Frey said. ''They see it on TV or in the newspaper, but it won't touch them. So they won't be concerned about issues like affirmative action or bilingual education.''
A sense of the future can be seen in Lyon County, an area that stretches east and south from the larger population centers of Reno and Carson City.
The county's population was 15,600 in 1980. By 1996 it had more than doubled to 31,500 and it is projected to rise to 49,300 by 2010. As of the 1990 Census, the county's population was 92.2 percent non-Hispanic white.
In small townships like Mound House, where there was once little more than sage brush and a few brothels, there are now more than 120 manufacturing businesses, mainly tool and dye makers, a factory producing parts for Harley-Davidson motorcycles and small machine shops like the one run by Richard and Sherrie Glover, which produces molds for rubber products.


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20 Dec 2012 8:35 PM #1
Grid with Inline Editing, selecting cell in same row, value entered not accepted
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Windows 7, 64 bit
Issues also verified with Chrome 25
Firefix 17.0.1 does not have the issue
I have a grid with inline editing, datastore with autocommit (not sure that matters), each cell is a NumericField (not sure if that matters either). If I enter a value in one cell, and tab to another cell, click outside the grid, or click on cell in different row, then the value is "accepted" and put in the datastore.
However, if I enter a value in one cell (as shown in first image), then click on a different cell, the second cell will be in the edit state, but the cell that had the value would disappear and not be put in the datastore.
This issue occurs in IE8 (supported by GXT) and Chrome 25 (I know it isn't officially supported, but I hope that information helps track down the issue).
Test code showing behavior provided, just click (not tab) on cell in same row as the one you are editing to reproduce.
21 Dec 2012 10:37 AM #2
I switched out my BigDecimal/NumberField with String/TextField and same outcome.
In using debugger, the complete editing code is not being called, not sure why that is the case so far. Still investigating.
21 Dec 2012 12:05 PM #3
It seems that the GridInlineEditor.doStartEditing() gets called for the clicked on cell, prior to the other one completing. This is causing the removeHandler() being called BEFORE it can be called for the current cell. So, when ValueChangeHandler is called for the old cell, the editing of the new cell has already removed the handlers.
21 Dec 2012 12:20 PM #4
so the doStartEditing() does get called for the new cell before the doCompleteEditing() gets called on the current cell, if you click on a different cell in the SAME row.
if I click on a cell in a different row, then the doCompleteEditing() does get called first.
At least this is my current analysis.
2 Jan 2013 12:23 PM #5
Thanks for the report! I have opened a bug in our bug tracker.


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A simple question (hopefully) but with no clear answers when doing a Google Search. What is the MTU of VDSL (not VDSL2)? With ADSL it was 1492, but most ISPs added PPPoE/PPPoA headers reducing it to 1452, is this still the same when it comes to other types of DSL (including VDSL)?
You can check the MTU yourself using ping. Have a look at this page.
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For Windows:
If you receive an error similar to this:
Then, your MTU has been exceeded. You can try a smaller value until get a different response.
You can check the PPPoE RFC. It says the maximum MTU is 1492 as you said.


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Expand and Collapse not working in Sencha Touch 2.1 where as it is working in Sencha Touch 2.0. Please clarify us is there any limitation on 2.1
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1066?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13415478#comment-13415478 ] Shazron Abdullah commented on CB-1066: -------------------------------------- Sorry you are correct - I missed that part of your code regarding resume. re:CB-853 window.invokeString is only set on first app startup, while window.handleOpenUrl is always set for a url invoke. window.invokeString is is deprecated - all url invokes should handle window.handleOpenURL from now on. In this case, your window.handleOpenURL() should have been called. > window.invokeString is not set on resume > ---------------------------------------- > > Key: CB-1066 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1066 > Project: Apache Cordova > Issue Type: Bug > Components: iOS > Affects Versions: 1.9.0 > Environment: iOS 4.1 > Reporter: Rohde Fischer > Fix For: 2.0.0 > > Original Estimate: 1h > Remaining Estimate: 1h > > When I switch to another application (such as Safari) and follow a link that leads to my application such as: myapp://some/path the window.invokeString is not set to "myapp://some/path" as I expect. > To reproduce, create an custom url schema for the app add this to the app: > document.addEventListener("resume", function() { > console.log("Invoke: " + window.invokeString); > }, false); > Exit the app and follow a link that leads to the app. > I suspect that the bug should be fixed by adding something like this to the resume: > if (self.invokeString) > { > // this is passed before the deviceready event is fired, so you can access it in js when you receive deviceready > NSString* jsString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"var invokeString = \"%@\";", self.invokeString]; > [theWebView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:jsString]; > } > The code is taken from MainViewController.m -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Padres to Be Sold to Beer Distributor Fowler, O'Malley Kin
John Moores agreed to sell the San Diego Padres to a group headed by California beer distributor owner Ron Fowler and including golfer Phil Mickelson and the family of former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Peter O'Malley.
Sarah Farnsworth, senior vice president of public affairs for the Padres, confirmed that an agreement has been reached while declining to reveal details.
The $800 million price includes the team's 21 percent stake in Fox Sports San Diego, according to a person with direct knowledge of the transaction. The person requested anonymity because the sale won't be complete until approved by Major League Baseball owners.
That vote might come at the owners' Aug. 16 meeting in Denver, with 75 percent approval needed from the other 29 club representatives.
"The team will have no formal statement or news conference until after MLB votes on it," Farnsworth said in a telephone interview. MLB.com reported the agreement and the price earlier.
Mickelson, 42, will have a minority stake in the team and said he will leave the business operations to others.
"The O'Malley and Seidler family have been involved in baseball for decades," Mickelson said in an interview today at the Ocean Course in Kiawah Island, South Carolina, where the PGA Championship starts Aug. 9. "They know what they're doing. I don't want to interrupt or get in the way."
Padres' Woes
Fowler would get a team that hasn't won a World Series championship since joining the National League in 1969. The Padres appeared in the World Series in 1984 and 1998, losing each time. The team last reached the playoffs in 2006 and this year is in fourth place in the five-team NL West. Petco Park, the team's home ballpark, opened in 2004.
Fowler, the chairman of closely held Liquid Investments Inc., a Del Mar, California-based beer distributor, would represent the Padres at league meetings, MLB.com said.
O'Malley's son Kevin and nephew Tom Seidler are also part of the ownership group, which includes Mickelson, a San Diego native. The O'Malleys brought baseball to the West Coast when they moved the Dodgers to Los Angeles from Brooklyn, New York, in 1958.
"This brings a long baseball blood line to San Diego," Moores told MLB.com. "I couldn't be more pleased. I feel like I'm handing over the club to the right people."
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Fowler had been part of a group led by Jeff Moorad, whose agreement to buy the Padres for $525 million failed.
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Moores paid $94 million for the team in 1994, according to Forbes magazine. The $800 million price is about 8 1/2 times that.
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Welcome to the forum! Looks like a lot of work, but should be fun.
It will probably not be cost effective, once it is done nicely. Most shops would probably not warranty that kind of a modification to a bumper...
I will be there with the M3.
You gotta hit up Sonic Phil, in Hillsboro. That is where all the west side people tend to go now.
From what I hear, this guy likes to drive his cars... Varian, maybe you should try to catch him on the way home to Bend after the car is tuned....
Those kits look like a lot of fun and are very well made. The biggest frustration with that combo for a lot of guys is the lack of torque. The...
I should be there about 10 pm.
Congrats on getting a great tune done. Judging from the air fuel numbers, you should be able to race it pretty hard, if you so choose, and not...
I will see if I can fit it in the trunk of the M3!
I will be there around nine.
Congrats Phil! You just purchased the Megasquirt 1, as opposed to the II?
I will be at starbucks/moonstruck at 9pm saturday night, as long as the weather holds.
It was awesome seeing everyone again! I'm looking forward to the summer months.
I'll be at Starbucks/Moonstruck at 9pm.
I should be able to come out. Where are we meeting? Sonic?
My girlfriend went to that auction and sent me a picture mail of the Shelby KR that was there, as well as the prototype Vette. Looked like a fun...
I'll be going Saturday, mid morning.
I showed up some time after nine and saw nobody, except for the excessive speedz people.
I would be down for a meet, if others are planning on going.
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