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- Building a design in Photoshop
- Converting Photoshop design to HTML and CSS
- Setting up MAMP on Mac and WAMP on Windows
- Moving HTML and CSS into a WordPress theme
- Building navigation
- Using custom fields
- Creating a commenting system
- Using JavaScript and plugins
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There is just a little bit more of the main content area of our homepage that needs to be styled. It's this section here. So let's get to that. Let's take a look at the Photoshop file that we are trying to match, and it's this region here. So it's this Featured Widgets text and then our list of two widgets here with a title, description, their image, and this View Product button here. So that's what we are going to be styling. Let's take a look at the HTML that covers that area.
It's in our index.html file here. I have our whole project opened in TextMate and it starts right here. It's just this h2 tag of Featured Widgets, and then each of those two widgets is wrapped in this list with an ID of featured-widgets. So let's style this h2 tag first. Now it doesn't have any special IDs associated with it, so let's actually put the styling for this h2 tag in our style .css file, so that we can re-use it on other pages if need be. So all h2 tags in the site are going to look like this.
It's going to have a color associated with it. It's that blue color. Let's grab that blue color from actually the first navigation item in our list. So if we look at that, it's this Buy Widgets and that's kind of cool to tie the color of Buy Widgets into what the featured widgets are. So that's working. Make the color of that color. It's all uppercasing-in, so we will say text-transform upper-case.
It has a bit of a shadow to it. We are going to go ahead and steal the shadow that we use for the h1 tag. It's not bold and h2 tags are by default bold. So we will say font-weight is down to normal. It's biggerish. We will set that size up a little bigger. We will push some things below it down with margin. We will see how we are doing in the browser. Looking pretty good! It's just tight to each other. So we forgot the letter spacing.
So let's say letter-spacing, literally the space between two letters there, and pull it out a little bit. So that's looking good. Now, we have the two widget areas here. Again, just as reminder, that's this ul tag, unordered list with an ID of featured-widgets. So because this is specific to the homepage, we'll put it in the home.css file. Say featured-widgets. The thing I am going to do first is list-style: none.
It's going to get rid of these bullet points that we don't need. We are going to set these each of those list items in this list, featured-widgets, list item, to position: relative, because we are going to be doing absolute positioning within it. So we are just setting that context again, and then give it some bottom margin, so that we can push that second one away from the first one, just a little bit there.
Now, we want to be styling this title. So that's an h3 tag within here. Probably not going to be like h3 tags on the rest of this site. So let's make the selector for it fairly specific. We'll give it that same background as the color of the h2 tag. So we'll steal that. That's that blue color as the background. We'll make the actual color white, not quite as big in the font size world. also not bold.
Let's put some padding around it. We are going to kick it in from the left. So before I do that, let's see what we are doing in the browser. It's looking good, but in our mock-up, we are actually going to get this image and put it up here, kind of breaking into this bar. So we are going to kick the actual text inside this bar over to the right. Take a look in Photoshop, so you can see what I mean. Kick that text over to the right, so there is room for this image. So let's kick it over 200 pixels.
You can see what that does in the browser. Just moves it over. Now, we need to move this text over as well and that's a paragraph tag in there. So we'll say featured-widgets li p, and to kick it over will just give it some padding on the left. So padding in the left. So top: none, right: none, bottom: none, left: 200 pixels but actually on the top it's kicked over 204 pixels because of the padding. So we will actually make this 204, so it's lined up perfectly.
I will make the color not quite black but a dark grayish just to give it some differentiation and space it out a little bit with that line height and we'll give it some top and bottom padding as well. We'll save and see how we are doing there. Great! It's lined up right and we have room now for this image. So let's get it up there. That's why we set that position relative on this list item, so we could use absolute positioning to push it up there. It's the image that we're targeting.
If we look at the HTML, it's this image that we are getting inside this list tag. Say position: absolute and it's actually going to break out at the top a little bit. Just like we did with the logo on the top, we are going to kind of mimic that look, giving it -10 pixels so it's higher than the top and we'll set the left to 0 and check out what happens there. Very cool! We moved that up right there just how we wanted to. One last step, this View Product button.
Let's take a look in Photoshop. This is the design that we are trying to match. Now this is a generic button style. We kind of just want to be able to apply a class of button to anything in the HTML and have it look like this. So we are going to go into our actual style.css file. I am going to paste in some code here just because it's a lot of lines. Then we are going to look at it. Right at the top it's this generic class that we can use with anything. So anything with the class of button here is going to have all the stuff applied to it.
Now, this is the CSS3 way of applying a gradient without having to use images. So in Mozilla, that's Firefox browsers from top to bottom is going to be this gradient. It's going to start here and fade to this color and this covers WebKit browsers like Safari and Chrome. It's going to start here and fade to this. Slightly different syntax there. Then browsers that don't support it will just kind of have a default color. It has some padding. We just do some resets. It has that border.
It has a shadow around it. Then when you hover over it, the shadow changes a little bit. The background color changes a little bit. So let's save and take a look at what that button looks like in the browser. Just how we want it to. It has that gradient, has that shadow, has that rollover that we want to. So the last step is just to position it where we want it here. We will do that with absolute positioning again in our home.css file. position: absolute.
And the top value, we'll push down maybe 150 pixels and to the left say 32 pixels. Take a look in the browser. It hasn't quite taken effect yet. Let's see. It's not li.button. That would be a list item with a class of button. We want to target child elements of the list item that have a class. Just missed a little space there. I am going to hit Save, Reload, and that's going to be then positioned just where we want it to be. So that completes the styling of the main content area of our Homepage.


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An apparent grenade attack on an anti-government protest in Thailand's capital has killed at least two people and wounded nearly two dozen others, as unrest in the country continues amid a push by opposition forces to topple the elected prime minister.
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"The blast occurred near Central World shopping mall in the heart of [Bangkok] and at least three children are among those most seriously injured, according to the government-run Erawan Medical Center.
"The blast occurred less than 24 hours after an attack on anti-government demonstrators in the eastern province of Trat. A 5-year-old girl who'd been eating noodles at a nearby restaurant was killed in that incident, with many more wounded, raising fears that the long-running political crisis in Thailand may be reaching a critical point."
The latest round of unrest in Thailand stems from an amnesty bill introduced last year by the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra that would have allowed her billionaire brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, a former premier ousted in a 2006 coup, to return to the country despite a conviction on corruption charges.
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Air Supply With Special Guest The Romantics at the Genesee Theatre
Air Supply's single Lost in Love became the fastest selling single in the world. Since then, they've recorded hits such as All Out of Love, Making Love out of Nothing at All, The One that You Love, Sweet Dreams and Goodbye. Special guests The Romantics are known for their hits What I Like About You, Little White Lies, I Can't Tell You Anything and Tell it to Carrie. This should be a night of great music. Tickets $39-$85.
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Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter Peter Cetera has had two distinct musical careers. During his time with legendary rock group Chicago, 18 of their most memorable albums were recorded. A solo artist since 1986, Cetera has made a name for himself with hits such as The Glory of Love, The Next Time I Fall, Feels Like Heaven, After All, Chances Are and No Explanation. Peter still enjoys performing his timeless hits which continue to touch the lives of people worldwide. Tickets $49.50-$92.50.
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Starting out as a Trans-Siberian Orchestra tribute to raise money for a local food pantry, Wizards of Winter have become a musical force of its own design. Simultaneously recalling a heyday of classical tinged rock that is park and parcel of older listeners' mythology and amping it up in an aggressive way that appeals to young rock fans. This is one show the whole family will enjoy together.
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Maestro Kulenovic and the Lake Forest Symphony begin the 59th Season with a reverent tribute to the victims and heroes of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Barber's solemn Adagio opens the program, and guest soloist Stefan Milenkovic champions Beethoven's Violin Concerto. The orchestra closes the program with the courageous optimism of the Eroica Symphony.
The Official Blues Brothers Revue
This live concert show combines the comedy and hits from the original movie and pays homage to Chicago's rich history of blues, gospel and soul. Hear all the Blues Brothers classics such as "Soul Man" and "Sweet Home Chicago".
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Ronnie Spector's Best Christmas Party Ever at the Genesee Theatre
Only a few artists in history have been capable of defining an entire era of music. Ronnie Spector, formerly of the Ronettes, is the embodiment of the heart, soul, and passion of female rock and roll in the 1960's. Now see the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee for a one night performance of her Best Christmas Party Ever. Here songs like Be My Baby, Sleigh Ride, I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, Walking in the Rain and many more. Tickets $28-$49.
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Evanston's first luxury B&B! An exquisitely restored Tudor mansion built in 1889, this historic boutique property is home base for anyone visiting Northwestern University; looking to escape for a magnificent weekend; or wanting to explore the world-class entertainment and shopping options found in Evanston. Stone Porch by the Lake provides the ultimate luxury experience by embracing the past while integrating 21st century innovation. The lodging features; flat screen TVs; en suite spa bathrooms with heated marble floors and towel racks; wifi, bedside phone docks; plush robes and H20 Plus shower amenities. A hot gourmet breakfast is served daily in the private dining room. Walk, run or bike along the lakefront path across the street, or kick back and watch the world go by from the front porch. Please come and enjoy our backyard patio, which features a 10-foot tall brick fireplace, couches and chairs, and cozy blankets on cool nights. Life is great by the lake!
Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns
In a new Halloween event called Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns, more than 1,000 hand-carved pumpkins—some as large as 150 pounds—will light up the night at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Replacing HallowFest, Night of 1,000 Jack-o'-Lanterns is the only event of its kind in the Chicago area. The LED-lit jack-o'-lanterns will be staged along a festive, paved pathway, starting at the Esplanade. Along the way, encounter entertaining characters, view the ghostly trains in the Model Railroad Garden: Landmarks of America, and find seasonal light food and drink, such as apple doughnuts, cider, and ale, for sale.
The State Ballet Theatre of Russia Presents Cinderella
The State Ballet Theater of Russia, from the city of Voronezh, brings the world's most beloved ballet to glorious life! This company of 65 distinguished dancers has showcased the unparalleled art of Russian ballet to countries throughout the world. Ticket prices are $29.50, $42.50 & $52.50.
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We met nine times this year to address standing and special charges presented in Memo from Faculty Senate dated August 17, 2009.
With respect to the special charges:
a) "In coordination with the Office of International Education, continue to review and monitor the status of International Housing issues and make appropriate recommendations." We had a meeting October 19th dedicated to just this issue. We were informed by Bob Hetzel that tentative plans were being made to address the housing needs of International students/scholars with apartments in downtown La Crosse. The Amity scholars would be addressed in a similar manner. Barbara Rusterholz and Jean Janecki previewed the apartments and found advantages and disadvantages to the arrangements. We believe that we have fulfilled the charge of facilitating the conversation.
b) "Continue the collaboration with the Select Committee on Internationalization concerning future of International Website." We continued to offer suggestions at meetings and through feedback forms, and many members of the committee were pleased to be present at the unveiling of the website on October 8, 2010.
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a) We received, reviewed and approved the following faculty led study tours: J-term Egypt with Dr. David Anderson; May term trip to Granada, Spain with Don Socha; May term trip to Bolivia with Peter Stovall; Canadian Health Promotion Trip Spring 2011 with Gary Gilmore; SAA J-term South Africa with Jon Hageseth (pending successful reading at this meeting).
b) We received, reviewed and accepted post trip assessments from the following: Tim McAndrews, Bolivia Archeology Field School, Gary Gilmore, Canadian Health Promotions Tour, Sheri Ross (Gary Gilmore filled in as chair of committee while I presented,) J-term 2009 Tanzania, Scott Stine, J-term 2009 India, Nick Nicklaus, SAA Scotland 2009, Kaye Schendel and Carolyn Bald, J-term Vietnam 2009, and Alternative Spring Break Jamaica 2009, Darlene Lake, Bunche, Ecuador Service Learning J-term 2010, Rob Tyser, Costa Rica J-term 2008. The Scotland, Vietnam, Jamaica, Ecuador and Costa Rica trips were approved for continuation with the current paperwork.
With respect to other matters:
a) We consulted with the Undergraduate Research Committee to recommend a signature line for the faculty leaders, if student who apply for international undergraduate research grants intend to conduct research during a faculty led study tour. The Undergraduate Research Committee agreed with our proposal, and a signature line now appears on the application.
b) We discussed lacunae in Digital Measures program to accurately reflect faculty/staff efforts to internationalize university. The chair met with Bob Hoar who will be suggesting some changes to Digital Measures.


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Differential regulation of myeloid leukemias by the bone marrow microenvironment.
1] Center for Regenerative Medicine and Cancer Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. [2] Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. [3] Harvard Stem Cell Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. [4] Department of Pathology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Like their normal hematopoietic stem cell counterparts, leukemia stem cells (LSCs) in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) and acute myeloid leukemia (AML) are presumed to reside in specific niches in the bone marrow microenvironment (BMM) and may be the cause of relapse following chemotherapy. Targeting the niche is a new strategy to eliminate persistent and drug-resistant LSCs. CD44 (refs. 3,4) and interleukin-6 (ref. 5) have been implicated previously in the LSC niche. Transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1) is released during bone remodeling and plays a part in maintenance of CML LSCs, but a role for TGF-β1 from the BMM has not been defined. Here, we show that alteration of the BMM by osteoblastic cell-specific activation of the parathyroid hormone (PTH) receptor attenuates BCR-ABL1 oncogene-induced CML-like myeloproliferative neoplasia (MPN) but enhances MLL-AF9 oncogene-induced AML in mouse transplantation models, possibly through opposing effects of increased TGF-β1 on the respective LSCs. PTH treatment caused a 15-fold decrease in LSCs in wild-type mice with CML-like MPN and reduced engraftment of immune-deficient mice with primary human CML cells. These results demonstrate that LSC niches in CML and AML are distinct and suggest that modulation of the BMM by PTH may be a feasible strategy to reduce LSCs, a prerequisite for the cure of CML.
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Twitter users can now send pictures privately through direct messages, the first significant upgrade to the long-ignored feature since it was introduced seven years ago.
The direct-messaging feature is looking increasingly more like a bona fide messaging service — already a crowded field. Twitter itself, in its pre-IPO prospectus just a couple months ago, ticked off competitors such as South Korea's Kakao and Japan's Line messaging apps that could pose challenges.
Then there are competitors closer to home. Snapchat's service is centered around sharing photos privately that later disappear, Facebook's mobile-messaging app already allows for picture sharing, and Instagram is reportedly mulling a private-messaging feature, too.
Direct messaging has been given a more prominent seat on Twitter's mobile app. The envelope icon has been given one of the four slots on the main navigation bar at the bottom of the screen. It previously was tucked away, requiring users to first tap into their account page to send a message. The messaging icon as well as a notification bell has displaced the "activity" and "discovery" buttons, which can now be accessed by swiping across the main timeline.
The changes go toward Twitter's long-view goal of making the short-messaging service more user friendly. Twitter has rolled out several product upgrades in quick succession over the past six months. Many of these tweaks have involved images or messages. Twitter has been rolling out new messaging alerts like Event Parrot, which lets users know of a breaking-news event, and Magic Recs, which notifies users when a bunch of their followers have started following another account.
Direct messages still have a 140-character limit—just like a regular tweet. Sending a picture eats up about 23 of those characters. The changes affect the iOS and Android apps. Users still can also only send messages to people that follow them.


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Vol. 111 No. 7 ~ In our 110th year!
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
City Manager finalists are from far and near
The names of the six finalists for the job of Frankenmuth city manager were released by city officials and the Michigan Municipal League.
Current City Manager Charlie Graham announced in the spring his intention to retire following 37 years of service to the community. He plans to step down on Friday, September 30, or when the new manager takes over.
Two of the candidates are familiar. Current Assistant City and Clerk Manager Phil Kerns and Downtown Development Authority Director Sheila Stamiris have submitted resumes.
The other four include Joshua Eggleston of Durand, Wisconsin; Andrew Johann Potter of Ortonville, Michigan; Annamarie Reno of Saginaw, Michigan and; Lisa M. Von Bargen.
A total of 23 persons applied for the position. MML Executive Search Recruiter Joyce Parker is leading the search as well as the interview panel, which includes the entire Frankenmuth City Council.
The six finalists will be interviewed on Wednesday, August 31, beginning at 9am at the Frankenmuth City and Township Governmental Center, 240 West Genesee Street.
Kerns joined the city in April 1996 as an administrative assistant and in January 1997 he became city clerk and zoning administrator. In 2011, Kerns was promoted to assistant city manager. He is still the clerk and zoning administrator. Prior to coming here, Kerns was an administrative assistant to the Bridgeport Township manager as well as becoming the zoning, planning and code administrator.
Stamiris came to Frankenmuth after serving as the executive director for the Bay City Downtown Management Board and Development Authority. In 2000, Stamiris was hired as the Frankenmuth Downtown Development Authority executive director.
Eggleston has been with the City of Durand, Wisconsin (population 1,981) since 2013, holding the positions of city administrator, clerk and treasurer. Prior jobs include rural development specialist in Fremont, Ohio and previous to that, village administer for Monroeville, Ohio.
Potter is currently the downtown development authority executive director and main street manager for the Village of Holly (population 6,300) since 2013. Previously, Potter was the downtown development authority director for the Village of Ortonville.
Reno became the Richland Township (Michigan) manager in October 2015. Prior to taking that job, Reno served as township clerk and executive officer for Lyon Township, (Michigan) 2002-2015.
Von Bargen has been the community and economic development director for the City of Valdez, Alaska since May 2001. Prior to that, Von Bargen was the capital facilities director for Valdez.


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My parents emigrated from India in the late 60's to ensure greater opportunity for their children. Leaving behind their land, culture, and people, they gained an especial sensitivity towards raising my siblings and me with Indian values. As we reached school age they increasingly shared influence, however, with teachers and friends. Moreover, my parents' intentions softened as they engaged in American life.
Indians commonly refer to Indian-Americans as "coconuts." Brown-on-the-outside and white-on-the-inside. It isn't derogatory–just a different mindset. Labels aside, I feel more connected to India than ever. Illustrating varying levels of connectedness over time calls for a montage!
Among the first instances in which brown and white fought for inside supremacy was my first sleepover birthday party. It featured local fave Homestyle Pizza and birthday cake. Home video of little kid antics was recorded on a cutting edge camera the size of a little kid. If I recall correctly, and I am pretty sure I don't, marketing strategies shifted and Lou Ferrigno replaced Martin Scorsese as spokesman. Camera sales rocketed with the switch. Of course; everybody loved the Hulk. But who remembers the actor who played alter ego Bruce Banner? Google, that's who. Instead, I Google Scorsese and learn that he turned out okay.
As the evening progressed, my friends tore open my new toys. Upset, I hid upstairs. Here's why: 1) The brown inside me advocated dutifully regifting those toys to save family money. (My reasonably well-to-do professional parents successfully maintained the illusion of scarcity.) 2) The white inside me was with my friends, "Yea, let's play!" (It was quite a war. I suggest picturing this as a tiny 8 year old brown me and a tiny 8 year old white me standing on the opposite shoulders of a full size 8 year old brown me, dressed in choice, fashionable hand-me-downs. They shoot each other frequent dirty looks. Lots of mudslinging.)
Regardless of inner conflict, the upshot was that they–my friends not the mini-me's–understandably got scared and called their parents for rides home in the middle of the night. You might think that one boy saved me from a battle in the war by UNgifting a Nerf Unidentified Floppy Object (U.F.O.) and Go-Bots. But he didn't. I had big plans for those particular toys. I wouldn't have paid them forward. All options are on the table as I still seek distance. Drop a line if you know anything about hypnosis.
(The rainbow chip icing on the cake, if you will, is that I hadn't yet discovered Carvel's Fudgy the Whale ice cream cake. Ignorant of Fudgy, we tragically settled for a much, much lesser cake (hint: it had rainbow chips). Sadly, Fudgy, we were destined to meet later so that I can't even call on you as a redeeming quality of that birthday party. Yes, Fudgy, of course I like you better than rainbow chips. No, Fudgy, I am no Marty McFly; I can't rewrite history even if you do want the rainbow chip cake to gradually disappear from that home video.)
My first and last trips to India further the montage of my travel of the spectrum from a cocoa-ish to ivory-ish interior. Some of my first memories are as a 3 year old in India. I speculate that at that age I was about the same person I might have been had I been born in India. Pretty brown inside. But in eight subsequent trips, as I grew older and further away from early foundations, I saw India with increasingly Western eyes. This little coconut was progressing.
I took pictures which illustrated obvious differences between India and the West in my last trip here in 2004. This included: a beautiful ROYGBIV shop display of vibrant saris; heart-wrenching poverty stricken kids; the street-side art of making hot Jalebis (deep fried batter soaked in syrup); and my personal favorite, the Indian mini-van (family of 8 riding a two-person scooter-uh, yea, I think that's another leg.). I told my mom that India was no longer me. I saw only differences. She tactfully ridiculed that suggestion.
Returning five years later, momma Goel's wisdom shines. I feel a strong connection to the land of my heritage. I spend more time on this trip here than any other country for a reason. Reasons actually. Reconnecting with warm, loving extended family (almost all of which lives here). Learning fascinating Indian philosophy (which I may choose to study more extensively and formally when I return). Trying to gain a better understanding of rural India through work with NGO's (have been privileged to see the great work of two, Lend-a-Hand India and ODAM). And exploring India's rich spiritual side through its powerful places, meditation courses and yoga masters.
I offer two brief episodes from this trip to India, 2009-2010, as the last in the montage.
I start with Ananya, the adorable four year old daughter of my cousin. (I can never remember if that makes her my second cousin or first, once removed. Because I'll forget anyway, that potential Google search is going the way of Bruce Banner.) She recently moved here from the UK where she was born, returning with her Indian-born parents. She is a tiny living bridge between East and West.
Nonetheless, shifts between brown and white can occur more rapidly at a young age. More malleable insides. My cousin Prerna laments the rapid loss of her cute British accent and manners. Still, she is the politest girl in her pre-school class, her new Indian teacher informs Prerna.
Like a few days prior, we play the game where Ananya announces the word's initial sound, "Gah-Gah-Gah." This time instead of animals she wants me to guess the gift she has generously decided to give me before I leave for the airport. I am stumped. "God. He will make your mind more true," she says precociously and matter of factly as she hands me a small figurine.
It proves relevant that his terrible English is marginally worse than my weak Hindi. I barely realize it's happening or that my actions could inspire such violent intent. He runs after me. Snarling, he unveils his red paan-stained (Betel leaf with areca nut and tobacco) teeth as he grabs a rock and raises it in pure fury. I note even in shock my good fortune that he doesn't instead pick up the nearby glass bottle.
My body alight with fight-or-flight, I disgustedly throw the 30 rupees (~65 cents) in his face. Despite the gross insult, rage drains from the auto-rickshaw driver. He scrambles to recover the three notes. I withheld the 30 rupees on principle because of a destination mistake. Within minutes, however, I learn I am mere blocks from my phoophaji's (respectful title for paternal uncle through marriage) home. We ultimately communicated just fine.
In my relationship with India, a new spectrum has emerged. It isn't about brown insides or white insides. What a stupid framework. It is about polite little girls and rickshaw drivers trying to make ends meet. It is about gifts and insults. It is about God and violence. It is about true astonishment and remarkable embarrassment. No I can't rewrite history. But I can view things through a new lens. This journey through India is my much-needed study in Truth and Misunderstanding. It's a degree in Fudgy the Whale and Rainbow Chips.


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Dinu saved 39 percent of shots against her (105 saves in 272 chances) for the fourth-place Romanian team at the 2007 World Championship. She also had an outstanding tournament for the silver medal-winning Romanian squad at the 2005 World Championship, saving 43 percent of all shots against her (117 saves in 275 chances)
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Dinu competed as Luminita Hutupan for the seventh-place Romanian team at the 2000 Sydney Games, but Romania did not qualify for Athens. Named the top player at the 2000 European Championship in Romania, where the Romanian team finished fourth.
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UBB Mining: Finding Unexpected Browsing Behaviour in Clickstream Data to Improve a Web Site?s Design
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This paper describes a novel web usage mining approach to discover patterns in the navigation of websites known as Unexpected Browsing Behaviours (UBBs). By reviewing these UBBs, a website designer can choose to modify the design of their website or redesign the site completely. UBB mining is based on the Continuous Common Subsequence (CCS), a special instance of Common Subsequence (CS), which is used to define a set of expected routes. The predefined expected routes are then treated as rules and stored in a rule base. By using the predefined route and the UBB mining algorithm, interesting browsing behaviours can be discovered. This paper will introduce the format of the expected route and describe the UBB algorithms. The paper also describes a series of experiments designed to evaluate how well UBB mining algorithms work.
I-Hsien Ting, Chris Kimble, Daniel Kudenko, "UBB Mining: Finding Unexpected Browsing Behaviour in Clickstream Data to Improve a Web Site?s Design", WI, 2005, Web Intelligence, IEEE / WIC / ACM International Conference on, Web Intelligence, IEEE / WIC / ACM International Conference on 2005, pp. 179-185, doi:10.1109/WI.2005.153


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It's a well known fact that 99% of people, when eating out, will order their bacon crispy. If you don't fall into this camp, don't worry no-one's judging. After all one man's meat is another man's poison. Which is why there's nothing better than cooking bacon at home; you get to make it just the way you like it!How to cook the best baconMany people have a real love affair with this gorgeously tasty piece of pork, but are somewhat unsure of how to cook it. There really is no rocket science to it but of course it all depends on how you enjoy eating it. One thing to note is that old bacon burns much more easily than fresh bacon so don't stash it away in the freezer for months on end. For crispy bacon:- Choose thinner slices for a crispier end product- Don't cook it on high but rather keep the temperature of the pan to medium/medium-low- Pour the fat out of the pan as it renders out of the meat. This source of fat has an amazing flavour so don't throw it away. - Cook the bacon slowly. This stops it from shrinking.MicrowaveI know a lot of people who cook bacon (and everything else!) in the microwave and there's nothing wrong with that. Again, no judging. Here's what to do:Place bacon in between 2 sheets of microwave-safe paper towl and place in a suitable dish. Cook on high for 5 minutes, stopping every minute to turn the bacon. You can always cook it more if you are working with thicker-than-average slices.OvenDon't use your oven grill for this! It's extremely volatile and you have to pay close attention as the meat cooks very unevenly. Rather, use the oven setting. Preheat it to 200°C and layer the bacon on a flat baking sheet. What's nice about this method is that you can cook a lot at one time. Set the timer for 7 minutes and then turn the meat for another 7 minutes.Different cuts- Streaky baconThis is actually cut from the pork belly and has a higher fat percentage, making it a good choice for those who like crispy bacon.- Back baconThis is more meaty and comes from the loin.- GammonThis comes from the hind leg of the pig and is often eaten at Christmas.- HockYou'll find the hock between the ankle joint and foot of the animal.Best bacon for:- Full English BreakfastMany people swear by the crispiest of streaky bacons, which is great - if that's how you like it. But the traditional English brekkie makes use of back bacon which is much meatier.- CarbonaraUnsmoked pancetta is the meat of choice when it comes to this classic dish. It is dry-cured and often comes in rather big chunks that need to be cut up into smaller pieces.- Quiche LorraineStreaky bacon isn't a bad choice but there is also a leaning towards using more of a meatier cut. Traditionally though, lardons are are used, which are pieces cured with salt and are not smoked. The meat's natural flavour is much more pronounced.- Sandwichestry and get hold of some shoulder bacon (aka cottage bacon) that's lightly cured and unsmoked. It's usually oval in shape and quite meaty.
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Facebook has quietly rolled out Facebook Pages Manager, a new application to enable businesses to update their Facebook Page (with both text and images), receive push notifications of Page activity, view the admins on the page and have a quick snapshot at the Insights (Facebook analytics). All from the comfort of their iPhone or iPad.
Page owners were alerted to the Facebook Pages Manager when checking the site from a Facebook app, and after quickly installing the app (which is small enough that it can be done on 3G) were able to login using their existing Facebook details.
Once logged in, Page owners were presented with a stripped down Facebook version that lets them juggle between multiple Pages easily but none of the other Facebook features (such as access to their personal profile, news feed, search and similar). It is simply a way to update a Page on the go, respond promptly to a Facebook community and get a glimpse of how the Page is performing.
When the user has selected an individual Page to manage, they can choose to view posts just by the Page, just by users or by both (the same options available on the web version). What is a bit special is the additional functionality to moderate the Page from within the app, so Page owners can delete individual comments within a post, ban users, hide a wall post and so on.
Facebook Pages Manager will send users push notifications when there is new activity on the Page, which if the user pro-actively manages and engages with their Facebook community is useful. It also shows who the new people are that have Liked the page (which the web version doesn't do).
What Facebook Pages Manager is lacking at this early stage is the ability to read and respond to messages sent to the Page – something that was only introduced to Pages with the roll-out of Timeline at the end of March. Additionally, the Insights feature is very basic – there is no ability to drill down into set periods of time, or view more specific information on any element of the metrics.
Overall, Facebook Pages Manager is an exciting and much needed addition for Page owners. It offers a lot of added value, such as being able to respond better to the audience and / or moderate in real time as well as being able to update engage in real-time with pictures and commentary whilst on the move or away from the desk.
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The DoD is facing massive cuts set to occur on Jan 2. Defense contractors are anticipating massive layoffs due to the cuts. By law, companies have to give 60 days notice of potential impending layoffs. If defense contractors follow the law, they will have to deliever the notices Nov 2, just days before the election.
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MoneyBeat: Canada's GMP Capital Eyes Growth in Asia
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Toronto-listed GMP Capital Inc, which provides advisory, underwriting and investment banking services to the natural resources sector, has been active in Australia since June 2011. Its president and chief executive Harris Fricker spoke to MoneyBeat on a recent trip to Sydney about the firm's growth ambitions and his take on global equity capital markets. The below interview has been edited.
WSJ: What attracted GMP to Australia following your entry into London in 2006?
HF: London was a natural market for us given the bid for resources in Europe. Our success there caused us to look into the Australian market because it had identical rule of law, very common cultural traditions and very similar regulation. We thought we'd understand it very quickly. Secondly, it was being driven by the same macroeconomic factors that were driving Canada, and that was demand for commodities, stemming from the growth in Asia.
WSJ: How do you intend to grow GMP in Australia, perhaps with some acquisitions or new offices across the country?
HF: We're a publicly-traded company with a quarter-of-a-billion of excess capital so certainly if we saw something here on the acquisition side that was compelling, we'd look at it very hard. Our firm has never been afraid to be disruptive if the opportunity arises. In forming the firm in 1995 in Canada, we were competing against the local banks who had a dramatically lower funding cost and yet, given the depth of our relationships with clients, we were very successful. In 2011, we bought MTR in the U.S. at the absolute bottom of the market there as we wanted to get into high-yield debt and convertibles, we felt those markets were rebounding. That has helped our overall value proposition to clients in that we can help them with equity in Australia, North America and the U.K. as well as debt and convertibles in North America.
WSJ: What would be the next market we can expect GMP to compete in?
HF: One market we would like to enter in a select fashion is Asia. We have no delusions of winning IPO mandates on the Chinese mainland, however given the interest in commodities in that part of the world and given they're the largest buying pool of commodities in the world, it'd be a natural extension for us to create a presence, probably in Beijing and Hong Kong. If we have sell-side roles in Calgary, for example, access to entities in Asia is key. We're also interested in what's happening in the U.S. energy sector, there's a structural change. Private equity investors have stepped in as a funding source for a huge number of junior oil and gas players because there is no equity market for them. That's a market everyone will want to understand, it's very early days but the dynamism of that market is astounding.
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Dragon Hair Candy or Dragon Beard Candy
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 4 hrs
I can't remember exactly where I got this from (the web) and have not tried it ... yet but you can see this usually being sold during cultural activities or exhibitions. They are not cheap to buy. The 30 - 45 mins time given is a guide.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 75 g fine white sugar
- 75 g peanuts
- 150 g corn syrup
- glutinous rice flour (you are using it to coat the silk to prevent them from sticking to each other)
- Bring corn syrup to boil over mild heat for 5 mins until thick.
- Put into refrigerator for 4 hours.
- Dig a hole in the middle of corn syrup& coat with glutinous rice flour.
- Stretch along the hole, when it becomes a big ring and make it to 8 shape like 2 small rings and put 2 rings together.
- Repeat till it like silk.
- Finely ground the peanuts, mix it with sugar.
- Cut the silk sugar into 6- 8 pieces, wrap it with peanut mixture.
- Keep covered as it will clump once it is exposed to moisture.
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There is an easy way to do it without trouble. In Asia, we use ready made Maltose sugar candy to make Dragon Beard Candy. You can get that in any Chinese supermarket, like 99 Ranch Market. It is cheap, and can be eaten as it is.
Tastes GOOD! Hard to make, but worth the time!


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STOCKTON – A man and a woman walked into a business in the 4600 block of Da Vinci Drive around 3:30 a.m. today and grabbed a cigarette display. When the clerk attempted to stop them, the woman pepper sprayed him, police reported.
The robbers were described as a white woman, 19 years old, 5 feet 6 and skinny wearing a pink hooded sweatshirt and denim skirt; and a Latino man, 19, 5 feet 6 and skinny, according to a report.
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Traditional Mullingar Pewter Claddagh Wedding Cup
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The Daily Docket: Energy Future, Creditors Negotiate Bankruptcy
Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s creditors signed confidentiality agreements to look at financial information that isn't public, a step toward bankruptcy, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Fortress Investment Group GateHouse Media Inc ., which will be taking over management of the former Dow Jones Local Media Group publications, has announced plans to restructure its $1.2 billion debt load through a prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review article here.
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According to Bloomberg, American Airlines and U.S. Airways Group will extend their merger deadline to Jan. 18, 2014.
Indonesian property company PT Bakrieland, a unit of the Bakrie Group, got a temporary reprieve from creditors, WSJ reports.
The New York Times looks at the revived car industry in Detroit, a city that's collapsed in bankruptcy.
A public policy professor from George Mason University said a lot of Detroit's financial problems could have been prevented by the state of Michigan, according to MLive.com.
WSJ has more on brokers limiting small investors' ability to buy Puerto Rican debt.
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2010-11: Appeared in 23 games and made one start...averaged 2.9 points and 2.8 rebounds in only 11.9 minutes...scored nine points at UMBC (Jan. 31)...had nine points and six rebounds off the bench at Binghamton (Jan. 10)...grabbed a career-high nine rebounds at Albany (Feb. 14)...made his first career start Feb. 19 vs. Manhattan.
2009-10: Appeared in 30 games off the bench ... scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds in season-opening victory at Maryland Eastern Shore (11/13) ... tallied 12 points, six rebounds and four steals in win over Mt. St. Mary College (11/16) ... grabbed six rebounds in win over Columbia (12/5) ... had six points against Saint Peter's (12/28) ... tallied seven points, three rebounds and two assists in win at Albany (2/19) ...grabbed three rebounds in America East quarterfinal victory over Albany (3/6).
High School: Played for head coach Mike Byrnes at Winchendon Prep in 2008-09 ... was named a New England Prep All-Star at Winchendon ... averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds per game ... played two years at Springfield Central High school for head coach Mike Labrie prior to that ... earned first team All-Western Mass honors as a senior ... was also named Springfield's team MVP as a senior ... earned 2008 Western Mass Defensive Player of the Year honors.
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BioShock Infinite sold millions of copies as one of the most popular video games of 2013, but did it have to be so incredibly violent?
Ken Levine, the designer of the game at Irrational Games (now defunct), talked about why the game was so violent in an interview with NPR's Arun Rath on All Tech Considered. Rath noted that one critic called the game about a fictionalized version of early American history a "case study in unnecessary violence." In that respect, it hardly stood out among the titles shown off at the recent Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) tradeshow in Los Angeles.
But Levine, who was the creative director of the original BioShock (2007) as well as BioShock Infinite, said he was often asked about whether he could have told the same story in the game without the extreme violence.
"I think that it's not particularly more violent than Bioshock 1," said Levine. "I think the conversation in the games space has changed a little bit. I think people used Infinite as a launching point to talk about the changing nature of games and can you make successful games that don't have violence in video games."
He said that violence is relatively easy to simulate, and, like action movies, there's an obvious market for it. Making a game like BioShock Infinite without the violence would have been hard for Levine, who has been in the industry for a long time.
"I wouldn't have known how to make a game like Mario," he says. "I wouldn't have known how to take this kind of story and turn it into a game about jumping on blocks.
"I think the reaction to the violence is more an expression of people building confidence in the industry's ability to express itself in more diverse fashions."
As game platforms get more powerful, Levine believes they can contain more diverse forms of expression.
"Video games were traditionally very hard to play" because arcade operators wanted players to keep pumping quarters into them, Levine said. "When we started making games that didn't require quarters, it took me a long time to realize, 'Why are our games so difficult?'
"A shooter answers a lot of questions for you: the main mechanic is you have this gun, you have weapons, you have enemies, you have conflict coming at you. I think now, we have a little more confidence that, especially when you don't have to appeal to eight or ten million people, when you can just digitally distribute, you can really try to have a 1-to-1 interaction with a smaller, more dedicated fan base and give them the thing they want. You couldn't do that 20 years ago when I started."
Here's a link to the full interview on NPR's All Tech Considered website.
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Mansion (1801-1817)
After serving eight years as the Secretary of State to his good friend, Thomas Jefferson, Madison, Jr. planned to retire back to Montpelier following the second term of office. What Madison did not expect was to serve another two terms as president of the United States, something that would keep him from his beloved Montpelier for a further eight years.
Planning for his future retirement, in 1809-1812 Madison conceptualized a radical change to Montpelier, shifting it away from the Georgian ideal of his father into the more fashionable Picturesque landscape. These changes included:
The Montpelier Archaeology Department has, over the course of the past 12 years, investigated many of these sites (click on links above to learn more).
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Kilkenny 1-23 Cork 0-17
Updated: Wednesday, 27 Aug 2008 10:04
- Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh reports on Kilkenny's win over Cork in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final
- Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh and Humphrey Kelleher analyse Kilkenny's win over Cork
- Kilkenny manager Brian Cody tells Barry O'Neill of his delight at the win over Cork to reach the All-Ireland Final
The Kilkenny dream of a three in-a-row continued apace at Croke Park this afternoon as they ran out convincing winners of a tense All-Ireland hurling semi-final against Cork.
The Leesiders gave it their best shot early on and the sides were level six times in the opening 21 minutes.
But when Eoin Larkin found himself in space for a Kilkenny goal after 29 minutes to have his side 1-09 to 0-06 in front, the champions were in control for the remainder.
It was a classic first half and while Cork came back for a brief time in the second half, the deadly accuracy of in-form Henry Shefflin made sure that the Cats remain only 70 minutes away from achieving their historic target.
Shefflin scored nine points, including four frees and a '65' to indicate that he is fully recovered from the serious knee injury he sustained in last year's final against Limerick.
A player who had not seen action since that game, Noel Hickey, also made a spectacular return.
The nearest Cork came to closing the gap in the second half was to make it a five-point margin.
But a great point by Martin Comerford showed that Kilkenny were ready to step up a further gear as they swept to a comprehensive win.
Brian Cody's men had a glut of scorers, with Eddie Brennan and Aidan Fogarty both contributing four points from play.
Cork relied all too much on the free-taking of Ben O'Connor who had all his eight points from placed balls and out of their other players, only Jerry O'Connor scored more than a point.
That Cork went for 16 minutes without a score in the second quarter told its own story and at the end they had no complaints.
Kilkenny opened the scoring thanks to a point by Aidan Fogarty after a tense opening five minutes.
John Gardiner made it all square and Ben O'Connor (free) edged the Munster side in front before Henry Shefflin levelled for the second time.
O'Connor and Shefflin exchanged points before Pat Horgan had Cork back in front, only for Shefflin to point a free to make it all square once again.
Jerry O'Connor and Shefflin had points as did Tom Kenny and Eoin Larkin to tie the game for the sixth times after 21 minutes.
But Kilkenny then cut loose and a goal and four points without reply had them 1-9 to 0-06 clear.
The goal was a superb effort by the on-fire Eoin Larkin, who scored 1-02 with Aidan Fogarty having three points from play early on.
These scores, together with four points by Shefflin had the defending champions 1-12 to 0-07 in front.
Ben O'Connor pointed a free just before the break, which was the first score for his side since the 19th-minute.
Kilkenny led by 1-12 to 0-07 at the interval and while Tom Kenny had a superb point for Cork to suggest a revival by his side, Shefflin had a similar effort for the black and amber.
Three Cork points in succession opened the prospect of another 'Houdini' style comeback from Gerald McCarthy's charges, but the effort was quelled as rampant Kilkenny put over points in a machine gun-like fashion and from all angles.
Kilkenny: PJ Ryan; M Kavanagh, N Hickey, J Tyrrell; T Walsh, B Hogan, JJ Delaney; J Fitzpatrick (0-01), D Lyng (0-01); E Brennan (0-04), M Comerford, E Larkin (1-02); R Power, H Shefflin (0-09, 0-05f, 0-01 '65'), A Fogarty (0-04).
Subs used: W O'Dwyer (0-01) for Comerford (53 mins), T J Reid (0-01) for Power (59), M Rice for Fitzpatrick (68).
Cork: D Óg Cusack; S O'Neill, D O'Sullivan, B Murphy; J Gardner (0-01), R Curran, S Óg Ó h'Ailpín; T Kenny (0-02), J O'Connor (0-02); B O'Connor (0-08, 0-08f), N McCarthy, P Cronin; C Naughton (0-01), J Deane, P Horgan (0-01).
Subs used: K Murphy for Deane (half-time), T McCarthy (0-01) for N McCarthy (42 mins), N Ronan (0-01) for Horgan (60), P O'Sullivan for Naughton (64).


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