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If there's one area that frameworks consistently seem to focus a good bit of effort on, it's forms. Since form elements are some of the most difficult elements to style across multiple browsers, it just makes sense that most frameworks would attempt to make the process of structuring and styling forms easier. And to explore how a framework works with forms we're going to take a closer look at the Foundation framework. If I was to scroll down in the source code around line 60 or so you can see that we have a contact form. And I normally really like to structure forms using unordered lists because the form elements all relate to each other.
An unordered list is a good way to show that sort of relationship in a semantic way, and it also gives me additional styling hooks. But in this case, since I have made the decision to use a framework, the first thing that I wanted to do was to see how the framework treated forms, how it styled it, and how it structured them. So I spent a good bit of time in the documentation of the Foundation framework, which we're going to take a look at in a moment to see how it deals with forms, so I would know how to structure my forms to fit the framework. So sometimes you do have to kind of make those trade offs. So you can see we have some labels for the form elements, then we have the form elements themselves.
So there really isn't any extraneous markup in here, there's just probably some structure that I would normally give a form that I didn't give in this case. If I preview this page in my browser and start scrolling down, you can see that other than the page layout, which is going to controlled a little while later when we tackle using a grid. You can see that the form itself looks pretty good. I really like the look of their form elements. I like the way that they arrange the labels in the form element itself, stacking them on top of each other. Now if I switch over to the foundation of the documentation and look at the Forms section, I have got some nice information here, that you can read through that talks about some of the basics of form elements styling.
One of the things that really attracted me to foundation versus other frameworks is the fact that rather than dealing with classes and a lot of frameworks out there deal with these types of classes that you have to apply to every form element, if you want their framework's default styling. Foundation uses the type attribute. So input type=search or input type=text. So that's a nice way of doing that without having to apply a lot of classes to it as well. It talks about the different types of layouts that you can get. If you want to align the inputs to the right of the labels, it tells you how to accomplish that, it shows you sort of how default field set styling has handled. And it has some little extras in it so that you could do things like these prefixes and postfixes.
You can also do a postfix that has an action or a button if you want to put those two right beside each other like that, error states if you're doing form validation. How large forms can be handled and things like this custom inputs where instead of dealing with the browser's default form elements, you can sort of do these custom ones. So there's a lot of things that you can do here, that are pretty cool. So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to switch back to my form, and I'm just going to start working with this and tweaking it a little bit. I'm going to scroll down into my form code, and I'm going to go down to the submit button because one thing I would really like for that to do is rather than having the input button rely on the browser for its formatting, I would really like it's formatting to be more consistent with the sites.
So what I'm going to go is I'm going to give it a formatting of button. So I'm going to go right after my tab index here and create a new class attribute and the class attribute that I'm going to apply is simply button. Now as soon as I save this, go back out to my page and refresh this, if I scroll down and look at the submit button, you can see that I'm getting the default button formatting coming right from the Foundation framework. So that's just one class application that can really enhance the way that my form looks, which is awesome. Now another thing that I would like to do is again, rather than having the browser default radio buttons here, I would really like to kind of go back into this forms and take a look at the custom inputs. I really like the way these look.
So I wouldn't mind using those instead, and just a quick read through the documentation and a look at the sample code shows me kind of how this code needs to be laid out and what needs to happen to the form. In this case, for example, the class custom applied to the form itself. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go back into my page, go up to the parent form tag, and I'm going to give it a class as well. In this case, I'm going to say class="custom", and that's going to tell Foundation that I wanted to replace the default form the with the new custom form elements.
So if I save that and preview it. Now rather than the default radio buttons, I get the Foundation radio button, which that styling is a little bit more in line with what I'm doing for the rest of the site. So it's sort of that very simple flat styling that I have gone on everywhere it's now reflected in my radio buttons as well, which is really nice and is really easy for me to do. Now I do want to point out one thing here, that's pretty important. If I look back at my code I really like to keep my labels and my input elements separate, and I use the for attribute to let any type of device or user assistive agent know who the label refers to.
So it's accessible, it's a little easier for me to style because I have two separate elements that I can write styles for. So I really like that rather than wrapping the entire thing in a label tag. However, for the radio buttons you are going to notice that, I have the label tag wrapping, the entire input and the reason that I had to do that is because I want the labels to appear right beside the form elements to the right, and there really wasn't any other way for me to get that to happen without overwriting a lot of form styles within the framework itself.
So sometimes you do have to make some of those trade-offs. Now another thing that I would like to do, you can see that the default nature of the Foundation forms is to take the inputs and stretch them to 100% of the width which looks really, really weird right now. Well, remember, we're going to control page layout a little bit later on, by using the grid that comes with Foundation. So that's not something I'm going to fix at the moment or even style. I'm going to let the grid handle that, knowing that whatever column I put this form moment that's in unless I tell them otherwise you're going to stretch to 100% of it.
So I kind of already know that about my forms, that's awesome. It's actually really easy for me to control now the width of these form elements, by just using the grid and telling it how wide I want it to be based on the grid that it's sitting inside of. That will become a lot clearer in the next chapter, if you have never worked with grids before, you'll understand exactly what I'm talking about, once we start getting in there and working with it. But the grid isn't the only method we have available to us in the Foundation framework in terms of lining grouping and presenting content. As a matter of fact, if I go back to the documentation site and take a look at the page about grids and layouts.
One of the things that I notice is they have a little section here for Block grids and they have some examples here of Two-up, Three-up, Five-up, Four-up. If you take an element, and you arrange it in an unordered list, you can give the unordered list the class style block-grid and then pass in how many up you want, and it will go ahead and arrange this sort of grid pattern for you. They also have mobile styles too so that you can make them responsive. So maybe you're having Five-up on desktop and maybe Two-up on the mobile space, and it's really super simple to use.
So rather than having to lay out the entire form using the grid system, I could go ahead, for example, and take these radio buttons and just create a block grid out of them. To do that, I just go right back into my form. I'm going to find all of those radio buttons. So it starts right here with the label for speaking and goes all the way down through the label for weather. So I'm just going to highlight all of those, and I'm going to wrap them in an unordered list tag. Again, if you're using a different editor you might have to use a slightly different method, but that's probably the easiest way for me to do those, and then each label I'm going to wrap in an individual list item.
So essentially I'm just taking these radio buttons and adding a little bit of additional structure to them. You might be saying, well, that's all not that semantic, but actually grouping these guys together in a list is perfectly semantic. It lets any user agent know that these elements do relate to each other, they do belong together and to be quite honest with you, this is typically how I lay out my forms. I use unordered lists to do that. So remember, all we have to do is apply a class in order to get sort of that grouping. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to do a UL. I'm going to give it a class of block-grid and then do a space and then I'm going to do four-up and then another space and then do mobile-two-up.
So let me talk about what those classes are, and this is all part of the Foundation framework. I'm saying, hey, I want to create a block grid, a grid out of these elements. I want the initial layout to be four-up and then when it breaks down to the mobile design, I want it to go down to a two-up. So if I save this, preview this in my browser. You can see exactly, what it does, it goes ahead and puts all those radio buttons four-up, and if I resize my page, and go down to say the mobile context, let me just go ahead and resize this. You can see that since I get down to mobile, it goes to a two-up block which is really nice.
I think it goes back to four-up when I go back to desktop. If I don't like the four-up, I can go ahead and change that, I might change the default one to two-up as well. If I do that, I have to leave the mobile two-up in here, because the mobile-two-up is a class that applies only within the mobile media query. So it's one of the things that it's sort of baked into the framework, and you have to understand obviously how these classes work. So anytime, that you are going to work with your framework, you need to spend a good bit of time looking at these custom classes, looking at these custom capabilities and understanding what your framework is capable of.
So I save that and preview at, I can see that even in the desktop my radio button elements are aligned in this sort of two-up block, and that's going to persist even when I go down to say, mobile size of the screen. So one of the things that I want you to take away from this was that although our sample framework gives us a ton of form options. If we go to the Foundation documentation and spend some time on that Forms page, you are going to see that there's a lot of options there. We really didn't have to do a lot to customize our forms. Pretty much we just lay the form out using the structure that the Foundation framework expects and the styling just happens automatically.
If I didn't like the styles that I have here as far as like the way that the labels look and the text fields look and things like that, I would have to overwrite those and overwriting those default form styles would take a considerable amount of work. So I really recommend making sure that whatever framework you choose has forms styling that you're happy with right out of the box. As always you are probably faced with some amount of trade-off when adopting a framework. As I have mentioned already, and I typically place all my form elements in unordered list to structurally indicate they are related since Foundation doesn't really allow for that in the default form styles.
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Estonia – today's hot destination
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The enjoinder used to be: "Go West young man!" but today's entrepreneurs and holidaying adventurers alike are heading in the opposite direction – to China and the Far East, of course, but also, somewhat closer to home, they're finding exciting opportunities in Estonia and the other now independent Baltic states of the former Soviet Union.
It's often said that there are lies, damn lies and statistics but behind the often-misleading raw figures astute analysts can usually identify valuable truths. The Eurozone might seem on the brink of meltdown but while you can still find pockets of Eastern Bloc style grim poverty, unlike most members of the currency union, tiny Estonia has done remarkably well from its Eurozone membership. There's a boom in construction, and that's a good sign, and the tourism infrastructure is now first-rate and is generating an ever-increasing flow of visitors.
Since the country's 1994 economic blip, caused by the Russian financial crisis, general income and living standards in Estonia have climbed remorselessly – even while neighbouring economies have stagnated or even declined. The result is that Tallinn – the capital – has become one of Europe's hottest destinations.
A role as self-proclaimed 'Gateway to the West' has enabled this beautiful city to metamorphosise from a sleepy and remote regional capital into a vibrant international hub where it's now as easy to find a pint of Guinness, Japanese sushi or Italian pizza, as it is the potent local Vana Tallin Liköör.
With few natural resources, Estonia's biggest asset is its people – and those people include not only native Estonians and the thousands of Russians who stayed on after the Soviet collapse but ever-increasing numbers of students and young business people attracted from around the world to live and work in what is a rarity in Europe these days – a fast-growing and truly exciting international centre for work, culture, entertainment and night life
It's a country of just 1.36 million that is closer – in language and culture – to Finland, just across the Baltic Sea, than it is to its next-door neighbour, Russia.
Billing itself as 'Where mediaeval meets modern", Estonia espouses cutting-edge technology. Its citizens carry an identity card that they can use to take care of multiple functions. In a country that has never had cheques, they can even use the card to vote, to pay for parking, and fines too, and to settle their income tax: "We've jumped straight from cash for everything to electronic banking," they'll tell you proudly.
This is the country where Skype was invented and which can boast of 120 mobile phones per 100 head of population, while Wi-Fi is even available on buses and trains as well as in nearly every café and bar – yet you don't have to venture far into the verdant and unspoilt countryside to encounter wolves and bears.
It's not only a great place to live and work in but also an enticing weekend-break or short holiday destination, for a hen or stag do or for a family vacation.
With a thousand-year history, Tallinn is a former Hanseatic League port with a strategically important location that led to Estonia being invaded and occupied many times down through the centuries.
The country enjoyed brief independence from 1919 to 1941 when it was seized first by Nazi Germany then, at war's end, by the USSR.
The current spell, from 1991, is now the country's longest ever period of self-determination, EU membership and NATO protection having brought a long awaited sense of real security.
Tallinn's prime visitor attraction is its romantic old town, set atop a wall-girdled hilltop overlooking the busy harbour. It's something of an illusion however as the area was flattened by a Soviet air raid in 1945, later being painstakingly rebuilt, stone by stone, brick by brick.
Latest attractions are guided tours of the underground bastion passages and the superb new Seaplane Harbour museum, complete with marine and aviation artefacts that include one of the first seaplanes and a full-size former British submarine. And then there's a fascinating visit to the spooky old KGB spy listening room atop the Sokus Hotel Viru.
Tallinn's a small place, highly walkable, easy to get around, but if you tire of city life, travel an hour out of town to the wonderful Vihula Manor Hotel & Spa ( www.vihulamanor.com) – a haven of peace and tranquillity set beside an unspoilt national park. Like Estonia itself, this lovely property is a happy marriage of ancient tradition and cutting edge modernity – and it's British run.
Set in 50 hectares of beautiful parkland alongside the tranquil Mustoja River, in the heart of the Laheema National Park, and four kilometres from the Baltic Sea, this 16th Century estate has two main buildings and 25 other historic buildings which have been lovingly converted to create a luxurious holiday spa village with 65 superbly furnished guest rooms and suites plus such amenities as a large indoor pool, exercise gym, a shop selling local products and even its own vodka distillery.
Nearby attractions include the elegant Sagadi Manor, with its fascinating forestry museum, and he historic fishing villages of Juminda, with its delightful cottage gardens, and Käsmu, whose recorded history dates back to 1453
Specialist operator Regent Holidays (020 7666 1244; www.regent-holidays.co.uk) offers a six-night Estonian trip that pairs three nights at the Radisson Blu in Tallinn with three nights at Vihalu Manor for £625 pp. on a B&B basis with two sharing. The same operator has a three-night city break in Tallinn from £350 pp, with B&B accommodation at the three star St. Barbara Hotel.
For more on Estonia, read the 'Bradt Guide to Estonia' by Neil Taylor.
Why visit Estonia?: enjoy a happy Baltic blend of ancient tradition and cutting edge modernity
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The Dodgers win their fourth consecutive NL West title. It is also the first time in franchise history they have advanced to the postseason in four consecutive seasons.
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Charlie Culberson wins the NL West for the Dodgers on a game-ending home run in extra innings, his first home run this season.
Vin Scully's last game at Dodger Stadium. Walk off home run to clinch. Damn Poetry.
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Fans continue to stop by Marlins Park to pay their respects to pitcher Jose Fernandez, who passed away early Sunday in a boating accident.
Dodger Stadium cheers at the sight of the Padres-Giants score. If the Padres win, the Dodgers win the NL West.
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said he doesn't yet know if Aledmys Diaz will leave the team at any time to attend Jose Fernandez's funeral. Diaz was scheduled to get Sunday off before the death of his childhood friend, Matheny said.
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Novalis was the second major poetic influence in my biography. The first was Dylan Thomas (whose poetry I discovered when I was 12 yrs old) . I was almost 19 when I discovered 'Henry Von Ofterdingen' and 'Hymns to The Night'. I wonder that these works are not more well-loved by young people today.
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Devendra Banhart
Devendra Banhart is one of those intrepid eccentrics who lets loose rare nuggets of uncomfortable dream-brilliance one moment, and the next lays on art-school blather and clunky melodies that sound shoddily made up on the spot. The 22-year-old's lack of an internal editor--that force that keeps most of us average and complacent, keeps us from cooing like Banhart in a broken, vibrating falsetto channeled from Billie Holiday, and dedicating folk songs to the state of Michigan--is the key to his musical gift. Because when Banhart's creativity and whimsicality happen to be on, songs about teeth transmit more emotion than your average love song.
It's clear, then, why Michael Gira (of the Swans and Angels of Light, and proprietor of Young God Records) encouraged Banhart to release a selection of his acoustic demos as a debut, Oh Me Oh My...The Way the Day Goes By the Sun is Setting Dogs are Dreaming Lovesongs of the Christmas Spirit, rather than make a new studio recording. Even though Banhart says some of these tracks were recorded on an answering machine, many are so immediate, so intimate, they sound sung only to you, in the dark, and it's easy to fall in love under those circumstances. That other tracks are bluntly aimless is part of the charm: It's important to hear souls like Banhart with spontaneity and unself-consciousness intact, as if live, as if improvised.
Better, in fact, is actually to hear Banhart live, a chance that'll be ours at the Gypsy Tea Room on April 17, with Angels of Light. Banhart's acoustic blues/faerie-folk hybrid has provoked comparisons to a broad range of '60s folkies, including Donovan and Vashti Bunyan, and on the true-but-not-flattering side, Tiny Tim. But the shaky androgyny of Banhart's voice makes him most mistakable for two late greats, cult singer Karen Dalton and Marc Bolan (in pre-glam Tyrannosaurus Rex). Onstage, Banhart sometimes plays so softly the back of the room doesn't know he's up there. Head to the front for the full effect of his free-spirited folkie vibe, cross-legged, wan, bearded--and sometimes brilliant.
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Who will be a real ppv draw first?
who will be a real ppv draw first?
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saul alvarez or julio ceasar chavez jr ?
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Jr headlined meaningless top rank ranks cards already but I think Saul will take real challenges first and will have a more relevant career
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I dont see either one being a real ppv draw, if ppv draw means having people other than hardcore fans and west coast paisanos buy the fights. If we're talking DLH numbers than no, I dont think so.
Theyre both entertaining so I can see them pulling in buyers though. Among casual fans you pretty much have to say "The red headed Mexican" to get a response outside of his followers and thats only if they happened to even watch the May/Mosley undercard.
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Stewart Bradley backpedaled into pass coverage, turned, and ran as tight end Brent Celek sped down the middle of the practice field. Bradley was with him step for step, and when Kevin Kolb couldn't squeeze a throw in, cornerback Asante Samuel howled with delight. That's what it's like to have the Eagles' top linebacker back. "He's an athlete, no doubt about it," defensive tackle Trevor Laws said. Bradley's return after missing all of last season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament is the highlight of an overhaul at the position.
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The Eagles showed their interest in keeping running back Jerome Harrison by tendering him at a second-round level yesterday. Harrison, a fifth-round pick out of Washington State, was acquired by the Eagles in a trade with Cleveland for Mike Bell during the season. He ran for 239 yards and a touchdown on 40 carries in eight games. He also had eight receptions for 43 yards. The Eagles also tendered punter Sav Rocca to give them the right of first refusal should he receive another offer.
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Motivation is not a problem for Eagles linebacker Ernie Sims. He can whip himself into a dangerous, speeding projectile during any given practice for the slightest of reason. It doesn't take much. In training camp, Sims had difficulty sorting out the difference between the contact and the noncontact drills, or maybe he just didn't care much for the latter. So, to keep the confusion to a minimum, he simply hit people as hard as he could on every play and apologized later. He had to do a bunch of apologizing.
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"Brian and I spent some time together this off-season, but nothing kind of came up as of going back to Philly and how he felt. " Oh, yeah. I spent the entire off-season talking to Dawk about it. He told me, "Just don't play as bad as I did. " "I've only been here for three games. . . . That's kind of something that happens over time. " I've been here for three games and haven't yet been booed. You clowns booed me at the draft. "I'm seeing a team that's getting a comfort level in [defensive coordinator]
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DETROIT - The date was Dec. 23, 2007. That was the last time, before yesterday, Ernie Sims won a football game. Sims' old team, the Detroit Lions, beat the Kansas City Chiefs that day, 25-20. But they lost the next week and, in 2008, they lost all 16 weeks. That made 17 in a row. The Lions won two games in 2009 but Sims did not play in either of them. Instead, he played in 11 losses. That made 28 in a row, and then came the Eagles' opening-game loss last week to the Green Bay Packers.
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74th ANNUAL DRAFT When: Tomorrow, 4-10 p.m. (Rounds 1-2) and Sunday, 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m. (Rounds 3-7) Where: New York TV: ESPN, NFL Network Time limits: First round, 10 minutes per pick; Second round, seven minutes per pick; Rounds 3-7, five minutes per pick. Eagles' picks 1st round: 21 overall 1st round: 28 overall 2nd round: 53 overall 3rd round: 85 overall 4th round: 121 overall 5th round: 141 overall 5th round: 153 overall 5th round: 157 overall 5th round: 159 overall 6th round: 194 overall 6th round: 195 overall 7th round: 230 overall Traded to Buffalo for LT Jason Peters Eagles' first-rounders since 1999 (Andy Reid's first season)
Bob Ford: Eagles' Sims going at full speed in camp
August 10, 2010
By Bob Ford, Inquirer Columnist
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - In a way, you can't really blame Ernie Sims for getting excited again about playing football and hitting people, although that might not be an opinion shared by every member of the Philadelphia Eagles. Sims, a newcomer to the team and the presumptive starter at weakside linebacker this season, was at it again Monday on the crackling griddle of football fields at Lehigh University. For not quite the first time during training camp, Sims popped a teammate pretty hard in a situation that didn't necessarily call for it. There was some grumbling from the offense and some minor tut-tutting from the coaches, but Sims was remarkably unbothered about carrying out one of the favorite parts of his job description.
Eagles still light at cornerback, defensive line after NFL draft
April 30, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Eagles added 11 young players over the three-day NFL Draft, but still emerged without answers for two of their biggest needs: starting cornerback and defensive line. After taking eight players Saturday - starting with Oregon linebacker Casey Matthews and Nebraska kicker Alex Henery - the Eagles came away with a draft class that adds depth at safety, linebacker, offensive line and running back and probably turns the page on David Akers' long tenure at kicker. They filled one glaring need in the first round by selecting guard Danny Watkins.
Tempers Sim-mering after hot day at Eagles camp
August 10, 2010
BETHLEHEM - The morning session was hot, hot, hot. We don't have those fancy National Weather Service stats here, but our gauge, which measures the extent to which the polo shirt sticks to our back, indicates that this was the warmest day of camp, the adhesion level rising up from the kidneys, through the middle of the back and well into the shoulder blades. Tempers flared a bit, as well. The catalyst, as has often been the case, was new weakside linebacker Ernie Sims, who caught running back Eldra Buckley as Buckley reached for a high Kevin Kolb screen pass.
In Sims, Eagles may have the solution to a problem
April 21, 2010
By Jeff McLane INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's been almost seven seasons since Carlos Emmons last played for the Eagles. Since then, the Eagles have been unable to find a strong-side linebacker who could cover a tight end as well as he did. The Eagles may have found their solution in Ernie Sims, the Detroit linebacker they traded for Monday in a three-team swap. In 17 games last season, the Eagles' defense surrendered 107 catches for 1,118 yards and nine touchdowns to opposing tight ends. "I just feel like covering tight ends - that's where I use my speed," Sims said Tuesday at the NovaCare Complex.
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Eagles quarterback Nick Foles plays like a, well, rookie
November 12, 2012
By Bob Ford, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
As if it wasn't already clear, the Eagles confirmed Sunday that their season is beyond the point of repair. If the last hope of the hopeless, the untested rookie quarterback, can't turn things around and write a storybook ending to the season, then the Eagles will remain locked in the non-fiction aisle. And the facts there aren't pretty. Through no fault of his own, Nick Foles - the 6-foot-6 backup quarterback who has become a favorite for some fans simply because he isn't Michael Vick and because he hasn't yet failed - had to actually take part in the disaster that is the 2012 season.
Inside the Eagles: Deal appears to be low risk, high reward
March 21, 2012
By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Eagles finally jumped into the linebacker market, and they did it in a big way and, as we probably should have expected, with a surprise. At first blush, the DeMeco Ryans trade has a lot to like. A lot. He was a Pro Bowler in 2007 and 2009 and AP defensive rookie of the year in 2006. Playing as a true middle linebacker in the 4-3 early in his career, he recorded more than 100 tackles each season. Equally importantly, according to reporters in Houston, he was a leader who ran the defense from the middle, something the Eagles sorely lacked last season.
For ex-Eagle Bradley, future is in the Cards
November 10, 2011
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TEMPE, Ariz. - Stewart Bradley's explanation of why he's in Arizona and not Philadelphia was not particularly complicated. Of course he enjoyed the Phoenix area's relative proximity to his hometown of Salt Lake City and he believed the Cardinals were close to winning. But there was also the issue of years and dollars, which is often the determining factor for a free agent. Bradley, a 28-year-old linebacker who was once a key part of the Eagles' defense, signed a 5-year, $30 million contract with the Cardinals in July.
Eagles linebackers thin on experience
August 2, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - There is a trio of stars waiting to take the field at cornerback. There's a two-time Pro Bowler at one defensive end and prize free-agent signings at the other end and defensive tackle. At safety, the Eagles have two second-round picks. And then there is linebacker, where the top of the depth chart has a fourth-round rookie at middle linebacker and two seventh-round picks on the outside. The most experienced linebacker currently on the first team is Moise Fokou, who is entering just his third season.
Eagles Notebook: Source: Akers signs with 49ers
July 29, 2011
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BETHLEHEM - Everyone knew David Akers wasn't coming to Lehigh, but it still seemed strange when the special-teams drills started yesterday with the Eagles' all-time leading scorer nowhere in sight. It seemed even stranger hours later, when a source close to the situation confirmed that Akers had signed with the San Francisco 49ers. Akers, 36, a five-time Pro Bowl selection, played in more Eagles games than anyone else in franchise history (189, and 19 more in the postseason)
Eagles to wave bye-bye to their 15 free agents
July 27, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Eagles are not pursuing their 15 free agents as NFL business resumes, and will almost certainly not bring any of them back, including starters such as linebacker Stewart Bradley and punter Sav Rocca and backup running back Jerome Harrison. Safety Quintin Mikell, long expected to depart, agreed to a deal Tuesday with the St. Louis Rams. Kicker David Akers also has been expected to leave ever since the Eagles drafted kicker Alex Henery in the fourth round. Other free agents expected to be allowed to depart include cornerback Dimitri Patterson, guards Nick Cole, Max Jean-Gilles and Reggie Wells, and linebackers Ernie Sims, Omar Gaither and Akeem Jordan.
After the draft, Eagles still have holes to fill
May 1, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Eagles added 11 young players over the three-day NFL draft, but they still emerged without answers for two of their biggest needs: starting cornerback and defensive line. After taking eight players Saturday - starting with Oregon linebacker Casey Matthews and Nebraska kicker Alex Henery - the Eagles came away with a draft class that adds depth at safety, linebacker, offensive line, and running back and probably turns the page on David Akers' long tenure at kicker. They filled one glaring need in the first round by selecting guard Danny Watkins.
Eagles still light at cornerback, defensive line after NFL draft
April 30, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Eagles added 11 young players over the three-day NFL Draft, but still emerged without answers for two of their biggest needs: starting cornerback and defensive line. After taking eight players Saturday - starting with Oregon linebacker Casey Matthews and Nebraska kicker Alex Henery - the Eagles came away with a draft class that adds depth at safety, linebacker, offensive line and running back and probably turns the page on David Akers' long tenure at kicker. They filled one glaring need in the first round by selecting guard Danny Watkins.
Linebacker has never been a No. 1 priority for Eagles under Reid
April 26, 2011
SOMETIMES YOU just can't shut Andy Reid up. Like last month at the NFL meetings in New Orleans when a reporter asked the Eagles head coach for a detailed analysis of his linebacking corps, which contributed just four sacks and one interception to a defense that finished 21st in the league in points allowed last season. "Linebacker, we've got to look at that," Reid said. What, you were expecting something a little more expansive? The man is conserving words for his next career as a talk-show host.
Eagles GM Howie Roseman relaxes as he evaluates his tenure and trading quarterbacks
March 21, 2011
By Jonathan Tamari, Inquirer Staff Writer
NEW ORLEANS - Howie Roseman, his collar open, sat back into a deep chair in the plush Roosevelt New Orleans hotel and propped a brown wing-tip onto a knee. For a general manager in the midst of a turbulent offseason across the NFL and with another big decision looming at quarterback, Roseman seemed at ease. Now in his second year on the job for the Eagles, he has a large draft class and a major trade to look back on and evaluate as he eyes his second offseason and again contemplates dealing away a quarterback.
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Alec Morris was enjoying a meal with his buddies this spring at In-N-Out Burger when an unfamiliar number popped up on his cell. Morris decided to pick it up anyway and he's glad he did — it was Wake Forest calling to offer him a football scholarship.
It was the first offer for Morris, who entered the spring as a relative unknown among the nation's top quarterbacks. But after strong performances at camps and 7-on-7 tournaments, the Allen (Allen, Texas) senior signal-caller started to receive interest from BCS programs. First it was Wake, where he committed in July. Then came an offer from North Texas. And a couple of weeks after pledging to Wake, he received the big one — Alabama.
Morris, who wears No. 2 because of Atlanta Falcons star QB Matt Ryan, eventually switched his commitment to the Crimson Tide just a few weeks before the start of his senior season. Now, the 6-foot-4, 235-pounder is enjoying a terrific year for the Eagles. Through five games, he's thrown for 1,357 yards and 19 touchdowns while leading Allen to the No. 3 spot in this week's POWERADE FAB 50 ESPNHS Team Rankings.
Rated the nation's No. 45 quarterback by ESPNU, Morris will lead Allen against Plano East (Plano, Texas) this Thursday at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
So what should viewers expect from this star signal-caller? It's time to Get Familiar with Alex Morris.
ESPNHS: What's it like playing high school football in Texas?
Morris: It's kind of a normal thing for me. It's a lot more hyped up than anything else. Fans get really into it. Last year, I was really super nervous before every game. Going into this year, I didn't think I would be as nervous, but I've been just as nervous. I still get butterflies in my stomach. But I settle down once the game starts.
ESPNHS: What does playing for Allen represent?
Morris: It's hard work. Schools are taken aback by what we do. We come in on Saturday mornings the day after the game to watch film and lift. We have the best coaching staff in the state. They'll point you in the right direction; you just have to go out and do it. It's definitely an amazing program to play for.
ESPNHS: How do you deal with the newfound attention?
Morris: Football consumes a lot of the time I have, so when I'm off I like to hang out with my friends. We go to TopGolf, which has a triple-deck driving range. There's nothing else like it. All my friends don't treat me any differently. I never really liked to be that guy who commanded the attention. It's just not my personality. If we win, it's all good. If we lose and I put up 400 yards and 5 TDs, I'm going to be pissed off. It's never been about personal recognition for me.
ESPNHS: What was it like receiving your first scholarship offer?
Morris: Two years ago, it didn't even cross my mind that I would play college football, let alone Alabama. Once I started realizing I could play college football, it took off. I got my first offer when I was with my friends at In-N-Out Burger. Wake Forest called and offered me a scholarship. I was super excited. It's definitely something I'm going to remember for a long time.
ESPNHS: What led you to switch from Wake Forest to Alabama?
Morris: There's no better place to play than Alabama. Alabama was a pretty big opportunity. Twenty years down the road, I didn't want to second-guess myself for having turned down a premier program.
ESPNHS: Do you feel like you're underrated compared to the rest of the nation's quarterbacks?
Morris: I could care less about individual rankings. Right now, I'm committed to one of the nation's top football teams, and I couldn't ask for anything more. I don't pay attention to the forums or the articles. I just know I have to go out on Friday night and help my team win. I was a relative unknown to the Alabama community. My quarterback coach, Kevin Murray, told me to stay within myself and the offers would come.
ESPNHS: Are you bummed you won't get to play in Allen's new stadium next year? (Note: Allen will open its $60 million athletic complex during the 2012 season)
Morris: I look at it that I get to finish out in a stadium that has a lot of tradition. It's going to be a sad thing when we play our last game there.
School: Allen (Allen, Texas)
POSITION: Quarterback
COLLEGE: Alabama
TV Show: "South Park" & "Family Guy"
Movie: "The Hangover"
Musical Artist: The Devil Wears Prada
Team: Atlanta Falcons
School Subject: Aquatic Science
Food: Steak
Hobby: Basketball
NEXT UP: Allen plays Plano East (Plano, Texas) this Thursday at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2
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This is a large, versatile evergreen shrub with elongated, glossy dark green leaves and white, early summer, cup-shaped flowers. These are produced in long, slender racemes and possess a sweet hawthorn scent.
It makes a fantastic dense hedge, screen or windbreak and forms an attractive, shapely tree if allowed to grow naturally. Its versatility means it can be grown in sun or shade, in any well-drained soil, including chalk. Dense enough to be used as a nesting site by birds, its compact growth habit means it can be easily clipped into formal shapes.
The flowers are followed by small red fruits which turn dark purple in winter.
Eventual Height (?)What does this mean?
Eventual Height
You can expect the plant to somewhere within this estimate. It is given as a guide but can vary dependant on several factors such as soil quality and position. 1.5m - 2m
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Flower Colour
Flowers come in a vast variety of colours from pure white to almost black. Colour can be affected by a number of factors including environment and diet. Use the photographs as a guide but expect variations.White
Eventual Spread (?)What does this mean?
Eventual Spread
You can expect the plant to spread somewhere within this range estimate. It is given as a guide but can vary dependant on several factors such as soil quality and position. Prune to size
Flowering Time (?)What does this mean?
Flowering Time
A plants development is synchronised with the changing seasons and flowering is one of several changes that occur at the appropriate time of year dependent on the specific plant. While our meteorological seasons are defined by specific dates; there can be two or the weeks difference in the start and end of the horticultural 'season' between the north and south of the UK. Spring - Summer
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Plants that have leaves all year round are classified as evergreen. They can however lose leaves sporadically throughout the year.
Deciduous plants drop their leaves in autumn, look bare in winter and put out new leaves again in spring. Some plants such a Beech retain their dead leaves until the new spring growth.
There are exceptions, some plant drop their leaves in cold winters but keep them if it is mild. These are classified as Semi-evergreen.
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Soil with a pH between 1 and 7 is classed as acid, ericaceous plants such as Rhododendrons need acid soil.
A neutral pH which is around 7, will be suitable for most plants. Clay soils tend to be neutral.
Soil with a pH between 7 and 14 are refereed to as Alkaline. Chalky soil is usually Alkaline. Acid, Neutral, Alkaline
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Half Hardy
Hardy throughout most of the UK (to -10)
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Chalky or lime-rich soils may be light or heavy, largely made up of calcium carbonate and are very alkaline.
Clay soils are potentially fertile and hold a high proportion of water. They drain slowly and take longer to warm up in spring.
Loam soils are s mixture of clay, sand and silt that avoid the extremes of clay or sandy soils. Fertile, well-drained and easily worked.
Sandy soils have a low clay content, drain quickly, easy to cultivate and work. They can dry out quickly and are low in plant nutrients. Often very acidic.Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand
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Well Drained
Well-drained soil allows water to percolate through reasonably quickly without pooling. Well drained soil can often be dry and lack nutrients.
Poorly Drained
Poorly Drained soil is usually saturated periodically during the growing season and remains wet for several days at a time. Saturated soil can deprive roots of oxygen.
Moist Well Drained
A moist well drained soil is the best of both worlds by combining high permeability with the ability to retain moisture. Adding well rotted organic matter to dry or wet soil will help improve both these characteristics.Moist Well-drained, Well-drained
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Here at Jacksons Nurseries we would favour a hardy outdoor grown plant every time. They are far less likely to suffer from the shock of being planted in colder conditions and they will begin to establish more rapidly the following spring. This can mean that they don't look like a 'picture perfect' plant when purchased out of season but with the correct care and a little time you'll have a wonderful plant to enjoy for many years to come.
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This month we present the newest version of Fedora, a Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat that serves as the foundation of the commercial Red Hat Enterprise Linux. The nickname "Heisenbug" is a programming term for a software bug that changes with every effort to pin it down.
The Fedora Project has incorporated numerous improvements into this latest version. Perl is updated to v5.18, python-setuptools to v0.9.x, GLIBC to v2.18, and Ruby on Rails to v4.0. The Cinnamon desktop has a new applet for common user tasks and an improved Nemo file manager; Gnome version 3.10 now features a Gnome Maps application and a System Status Area that unifies many settings previously handled by multiple icons. KDE Plasma Workspaces 4.11 is the long-term release of the popular KDE desktop, featuring a battery widget with expanded functionality, customized notifications, and an improved KWin window manager.
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The California Air Resources Board is reminding brokers, forwarders, shippers and receivers that hire motor carriers to transport perishable goods on California highways to re-establish due diligence in their hiring practices with the start of 2014.
That's because Dec. 31 was the deadline for model year 2006 transport refrigeration unit and TRU generator set engines to meet state in-use performance standards. As a result, there may be some noncompliant TRU and TRU generator set engines that cannot legally operate in California.
"Any business entity that hires motor carriers to transport perishable goods on California highways and railways must require the carriers they hire or contract with to only dispatch TRUs or TRU generator sets that comply with the TRU's in-use performance standards," said CARB in an advistory.
CARB's TRU Advisory 13-25 explains what this means for the hiring business entities, such as freight brokers, forwarders, shippers and receivers that hire refrigerated motor carriers. It lists some strategies that a hiring business entity may use to make sure they only hire motor carriers with compliant TRUs.
Also in 2014 CARB plans to check refrigerated carrier drivers for the documentation they are now required to carry. The TRU regulation requires:
The TRU Advisory is available online.
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One person was killed in a single-car accident in Hillsborough on Wednesday morning.
Police said the crash happened on Route 31 near the intersection of Cooledge Road. Investigators said the car was traveling south when it left the road and hit a tree.
The driver was killed. A female juvenile passenger was taken to Concord Hospital with injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
The victims' identities have not been released.
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Hi All,
How do you call the technique that attaches those extremely thin (0.01") tabs to the steel casing of rechargeable battery cells so that they can be soldered to wires or connectors?
Looking closely at the welded tabs, they have very small, point-like signs of having being fused.
Also... Any ideas for achieving this in a DIY fashion?
Hi All,
How do you call the technique that attaches those extremely thin (0.01") tabs to the steel casing of rechargeable battery cells so that they can be soldered to wires or connectors?
Looking closely at the welded tabs, they have very small, point-like signs of having being fused.
Also... Any ideas for achieving this in a DIY fashion?
On Tue, 12 May 2009 12:35:34 -0300, Bruno wrote:
Spot welding -- it's just a very small spot.
The spot welder that I had the opportunity to work with used copper electrodes and put a controlled current through the electrodes. Because the underlying steel had a higher resistance than the copper, and because the electrodes tapered down, the current would heat the steel far more than the copper and weld everything nicely together (at least if everything was nice and clean before hand).
Dunno about the particulars for spot welding battery straps. It may well depend on melting the nickel plating, you'd almost certainly have to make sure that the strap material was compatible.
Hopefully someone who actually knows will be motivated by all my erroneous and/or vague statements to come and correct them...
Thanks Tim,
As obvious as it sounds *now*, I tried and tried but coulf not come up with SPOT welding!
...Off to Google again, do some more searching - now that I know what to look for.
Thanks again!
Try: "resistance spot welding battery pack" as a search term. Bring lots of cash when you go shopping...
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I saw those prices, too. It does make one want to DIY, at least if it can be done economically.
Battery tab welding has been discussed on SEJW in the past and can be found archived thru google groups: http://tinyurl.com/prpef6
One discussion in 2002 (http://tinyurl.com/ok8ul9 ) led to this posting in the metalworking.com website dropbox: http://www.metalworking.com/dropbox/_2002_retired_files/BatteryTabWelder.pdf The author (MikeR) used a microwave transformer and timing circuit (using a GAL20V8 PAL chip), but didn�t include a schematic.
A more recent discussion on SEJW ( http://tinyurl.com/pxwybb ) led to this link: http://www.5bears.com/welder.htm It uses an octal timer, solid state relay and modified transformer.
A DIY capacitance discharge (CD) welder is described here: http://www.philpem.me.uk/elec/welder / Schematic:http://www.philpem.me.uk/elec/welder/images/schematic.png
Discussion: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=763308
Other DIY microwave transformer spot welder videos:
This one is a particularly nice build showing controls for pulse width
and voltage (but no schematic):
There is also a relatively new Yahoo discussion group �batterytabwelding�, but it has gotten only a few posts.
Commercially available Sunstone CD welder video:
Soldering directly to many cells (lithium comes to mind) is a recipe for a rather spectacular destruction of the cell, involving lots of smoke. DAMHIKT. That's why they have those tabs spot-welded on.
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An algorithm for total variation inpainting based on nonlinear multi-grid methods
Chen, Fei, Wang, Mei-quing and Lai, Choi-Hong (2008) An algorithm for total variation inpainting based on nonlinear multi-grid methods. Journal of Algorithms & Computational Technology, 2 (1). pp. 15-33. ISSN 1748-3018 (doi:10.1260/174830108784300303)Full text not available from this repository.
Image inpainting refers to restoring a damaged image with missing information. The total variation (TV) inpainting model is one such method that simultaneously fills in the regions with available information from their surroundings and eliminates noises. The method works well with small
narrow inpainting domains. However there remains an urgent need to develop fast iterative solvers, as the underlying problem sizes are large. In addition one needs to tackle the imbalance of results between inpainting and denoising. When the inpainting regions are thick and large, the
procedure of inpainting works quite slowly and usually requires a significant number of iterations and leads inevitably to oversmoothing in the outside of the inpainting domain. To overcome these difficulties, we propose a solution for TV inpainting method based on the nonlinear multi-grid algorithm.
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Hassan Whiteside cemented his stature with the Miami Heat at Friday's start of NBA free agency, and for more than his imposing 7-foot build and 7-foot-7 wingspan.
Amid pressure from their shot-blocking center for an immediate resolution and a under the weight of an equally competitive bid from the Dallas Mavericks, the Heat pushed all their chips to the middle of the table early Friday morning. Hours later, Whiteside rounded them up to the tune of $98 million over four seasons.
And, just like that, the Heat will have someone in the middle doing it with blocks for years to come.
In his inimitable social-media style, Whiteside broke the news on the same Snapchat channel...