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ATLANTA, GA - July 21, 2014 – In step with its mission to provide an artistic platform for emerging youth, the High Museum of Art is presenting the Reel Riot Film Festival, organized by the Museum's Teen Team, on Thursday, July 31 from 9 to 11 p.m. on the Sifly Piazza.
The Teen Team is a group of 15 high school juniors and seniors from the metro Atlanta area who have an exceptional interest in art. Teen Team members are chosen through a competitive application process, and selected members participate in a two-month program at the High focusing on one major project.
This summer's Teen Team project is the Reel Riot Film Festival, which gives high school students the opportunity to share their work with the public. The calls for submission from teen filmmakers were open from June 2014 through the beginning of July. More than 60 films were submitted by teens from the U.S., Canada, Spain, Jordan and Bosnia. The High's Teen Team selected 22 films to screen from the submissions, in addition to three short films created by the Teen Team.
"Learning the ins and outs of filmmaking and public programming has been really exciting and rewarding," said Norah Zagorski, a Teen Team member and rising senior at Roswell High School in Fulton County. "It's been a great experience to work with other people my age to turn our collective ideas into reality."
The films will be screened outdoors in conjunction with the "Mi Casa, Your Casa" interactive design installation. Located in the center of the Woodruff Arts Center's campus on the Carroll Slater Sifly Piazza, the installation features 36 three-dimensional, open frames in the shape of a house. On view through Nov. 2, the houses are a blank canvas for community engagement and activity in a basic form recognizable and relatable to all—the home. Created by contemporary Mexican designers Héctor Esrawe and Ignacio Cadena, the vibrant red houses invite visitors to be a part of the art. The films will be screened near the installation, giving spectators a unique viewing experience.
The Reel Riot Film Festival is free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.high.org.
Generous support for Teen Programming is provided by Turner Broadcasting System and Wells Fargo.
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Love/Hope/FearLove/hope/fear keep the cycle in motion:
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Compliance with nutrition prescription improves outcomes in patients with unresectable pancreatic cancer
Bauer, Judith D., Capra, Sandra, Battistutta, Diana, Davidson, Wendy L., & Ash, Susan (2005) Compliance with nutrition prescription improves outcomes in patients with unresectable pancreatic cancer. Clinical Nutrition, 24(6), pp. 998-1004.
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Summary Background & Aims There are few well-designed studies evaluating the effect of oral nutrition supplements in patients with cancer cachexia. The aim of this study, in a posthoc analysis, was to examine the effect of dietary compliance on intake and body composition in patients with unresectable pancreatic cancer. Methods Two hundred patients were randomised to receive 2 cans/day of a protein and energy dense, oral nutrition supplement ±n-3 fatty acids in an international, multi-centre randomised trial over 8 weeks. Dietary compliance was defined a priori as consumption of a minimum of 1.5 cans/day of either supplement. Body composition, dietary intake and quality of life were measured at baseline, 4 and 8 weeks. Results On average, there were significant differences in energy intake (501 kcal), protein intake (25.4 g) and weight (1.7 kg) between patients who were compliant with the nutrition prescription compared to noncompliant patients controlling for n-3 fatty acid randomisation, baseline weight and quality of life. Over the 8-week period, there was significant improvement in weight only. There was no significant difference in the energy intake from meals of the total group over the 8 weeks. Conclusions Compliance with the prescription of 1.5 cans of a protein and energy dense, oral nutrition supplement ±n-3 fatty acids improved nutrition related outcomes in untreated pancreatic cancer patients. This level of supplement intake does not inhibit meal intake.
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The 15th-annaul Challenge will include 14 teams between the two conferences that played in the 2012 NCAA Tournament, and seven of the 12 games in the event will feature first-time Challenge matchups.
"We are looking forward to having the University of Maryland on our campus this year in the Challenge," OSU head coach Thad Matta said. "The game will give fans of both programs a glimpse at what the series will look like when the Terrapins join the Big Ten in 2014-15."
This year's Challenge is expected to be as competitive as ever because it features eight teams that are in the ESPN.com early preseason top 25: No. 3 Michigan State, No. 5 Duke, No. 6 Ohio State, No. 8 Syracuse, No. 9 Michigan, No. 11 North Carolina, No. 20 Indiana and No. 25 Iowa.
Three of the Challenge games will feature ranked teams against each other in the matchups of Michigan at Duke, North Carolina and Michigan State and Indiana at Syracuse.
The rest of the matchups are Dec. 3 games of Notre Dame at Iowa, Florida State at Minnesota, Penn State at Pittsburgh, Illinois at Georgia Tech and Dec. 4 games of Miami (Fla.) at Nebraska, Wisconsin at Virginia, Boston College at Purdue and Northwestern at N.C. State.
Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and Syracuse – the ACC's three newest members – will take part in the Challenge. Clemson, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest will not.
The ACC holds a 10-3-1 advantage in the Challenge's history after winning the first 10 events from 1999-2008, but the Big Ten won the next three from 2009-11. The Challenge's single draw happened in a 6-6 tie last season.
Ohio State's has posted a 5-6 record in 11 years participating in the event, while Matta has guided the Buckeyes to a 5-4 record in his first nine years guiding the program. Matta has won four his last five Big Ten/ACC Challenge games, but OSU lost to Duke 73-68 in Cameron Indoor Stadium in the 2012 Challenge.


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> If not can somebody explain my how i can solve that problem? I have to simulate a magnetic pendulum in mathematica.
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SHANGHAI, December 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Innovative clinical decision support application an example of U.K.-Sino collaboration to drive localized solutions for improved medical, health and patient care Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical (STM) information products and services, and part of the Reed Elsevier group, announced today that it has successfully deployed the unified clinical medication decision support solution, known as Clinical Medication Decision Support All (CMDS- All), at The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, China. Developed by Shanghai Datong Medical Information Technology Co. Ltd. ( Datong), a fully-owned Elsevier entity that focuses on delivering localized solutions for drug-related decision support, CMDS-All integrates previously disparate medical and pharmacological applications into a single solution platform with additional functionalities of prescription and analytics solutions. "This milestone development leverages our strong U.K.-Sino relationship that pairs Elsevier's suite of quality international medical content and advanced technology with local expertise to deliver innovative customized solutions that address specific market needs," said Ron Mobed, Elsevier's Chief Executive Officer. "Elsevier's strategy of targeted investments has led to the creation of innovative products, solutions and services that serve to elevate the standard of health services for local communities." CMDS-All is deployed as an end-user application software solution supported with a backend system that provides real-time information and alerts. These are based on analytical processing of integrated content such as patient information, patient prescription history, drug-related database and health information systems to deliver real-time medication decision support to clinicians and health care providers. Through an integrated medication solutions platform, CMDS-All offers medical and health care institutions the advantages of:


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I make the same wage now as I did in 2005. I have fewer vacation days and my health care has been cut. When we did get raises, they were usually 2%. This was all union negotiated.<quoted text>in a right to work state which most states are turning to it does not matter what you say to your employeer about raises or benefits... those are incentives which they do NOT have to offer... try to collectively bargaining when your employeer in one of these states tells you that... i know people that have worked and not receieved a raise at all since 2005 that's 8 years don't think that a company wouldn't push it 8 more cuz they would... so yah i know realistic scenarios... i've seen people work at places for 12 years and only be making a couple dollars more Maybe than minimum wage.."In Pattern Makers, the Court reaffirmed its holding in NLRB v. Granite State Joint Bd., Textile Workers Local 1029, which said:
[T]he power of the union over the member is certainly no greater than the union-member contract. Where a member lawfully resigns from a union and thereafter engages in conduct which the union rule proscribes, the union commits an unfair labor practice when it seeks enforcement of fines for that conduct. That is to say, when there is a lawful dissolution of a union-member relation, the union has no more control over the former member than it has over the man in the street.(29)
Thus, a union member is free to resign from union membership at any time and cannot be disciplined by the union for post-resignation conduct, even if its constitution or bylaws purport to restrict the member's right to resign. When an individual effectively severs his relationship with the union through resignation, the union's right to discipline him for post-resignation conduct ceases.(30)
If a union official tells a member that he is not free to resign, this is a false statement and the union should thereafter lose its power to discipline that employee for actions taken after that false statement, because employees are not required to undertake gestures which the union tells them will be futile.(31) Moreover, if a union attempts to discipline a former member for events that occurred after his resignation, it violates Section 8(b)(1)(A) of the National Labor Relations Act. " theres your succenct.
As a non-union person before this job, my raises were roughly 8%.
When I asked about leaving the union some years ago, I was told I would still be required to pay union dues and if I had a problem, I would get no union representation. That's about the ONLY good thing a union does- is fight to keep someones job when they get in trouble. Though many times the person deserves to be fired. It wasn't worth going through any trouble, so I never took any action. I just have no use for it and never go to meetings or get involved in any way. I do see other union members getting disgusted with things too and more and more are wanting to dissolve the union.
A different union where I work is already in the midst of voting to dissolve their union, which only formed about five years ago. They saw how the union prevented them from getting any raises or fringe benefits. The union officers only negotiate the things they want for themselves and the other members are left out. People who used to be friends, no longer are.


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Company SNCF placed brightly colored doors in public places around Paris that enabled people to experience other cities.
Railway company SNCF has followed their campaign which offered the people of Lyon to take a quick look at Brussels with a new one that let bystanders see other large European cities. Brightly colored doors were placed in public spaces around Paris, enabling passersby to experience other places just by opening them.
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As far as getting out goes, we do baby swim (some) Mondays, library story hour on Tuesdays, starting Music Together on Thursday, and Sparkplug dance on Fridays. I think that's plenty along with the occasional walks with other moms and babes.
anybody else fallen completely out of a falling asleep rhythm? I don't want to nurse to sleep anymore. He will not go to sleep at night. I've been exhausted and taken to going for a 10 minute drive around bedtime and he is fast asleep.
Next week DH will be out of town on bsiness all week, so I will be a single Mama for FIVE WHOLE DAYS. Now I know, he is a singleton, and there are many single Mamas out there who are raising more than one child (my Mom raised three alone), so me whinging about this is really self indulgent and silly. But pretend with me that it isn't, because I am totally anxiety-ridden about it. It's bad enough when he isn't here for a day! Kiernen is so sad. But for a whole week??? No breaks for me for a week! No sewing, no showering...how will I do the dishes and laundry and cook with Kiernen attached to my body?
Sorry, I just had to get it out. I am aware of the silliness here.
anybody else fallen completely out of a falling asleep rhythm? I don't want to nurse to sleep anymore. He will not go to sleep at night. I've been exhausted and taken to going for a 10 minute drive around bedtime and he is fast asleep.
but now that is the routine. : :
in a couple of more months I am cutting back from 32 hours to 16 hours. i will slowly try to incorporate routine again. hoping this insane teething is contributing. 3 came through this week and he is working on 2-4 more. poor bug.
i am so tired i can't even make coherent sentences and obviously punctuation is out the window. guess that left a while ago, but then again i've been exhausted for going on 4 years.
so looking forward to not working evenings anymore. sorry for the rant, needed a safe place to release.
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So now that we have toddlers and the weather is getting cooler, what are you all doing for shoes? It gets wet and rainy here and I'm wondering if I ought to get him some hard-soled muck boots or rain boots. Or these. Thoughts?
I just bought Henry these: http://www.dandelionbaby.com/shop/ca...ategory_id=252
He loves them and is always showing them to people when we go places. They're not waterproof though. I'll definitely have to get him some snow boots soon. Argh!
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I'd go along with that.
Mind seldom works properly and surprises me with a new malady daily. I find salvation in the fact the screwing around with it gives me something to do while driving and I know the folks at Ford, who are really on the leading edge of in vehicle electronics, have their heart in the right place.
I am collecting screen shots but . . it's nearly a fool's errand. Some days things connect, other times I get the "Bluetooth disabled" . . .and the navigation (silly small compass) and entertainment panel (sometime count the number of keystrokes required to go from a station on Sirius Bank 1 to Sirius Bank 2) show signs of being designed by a team of 23 year old recent engineering grads.
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UNITED created enough chances to waltz off with all three points at Rochdale but the failure to convert eventually left the Gulls with nothing.
The home side soaked up pressure throughout and even the Spotland natives would have struggled to justify a Rochdale win but football is all about scoring goals, especially when you are on top in a game.
United's inability to follow that golden rule was eventually punished by Ian Henderson notching the only goal on 77 minutes and the Yellows must add a ruthless streak to their future armoury.
United boss Alan Knill made just one change from the side defeated 4-1 at Fleetwood last weekend, with Billy Bodin returning from international duty to replace Courtney Cameron.
It was on the Yellow bench where the most activity took place, as Ashley Yeoman was preferred to Niall Thompson and with Michael Poke and teenager Conor Thompson both injured, the reserve goalkeeper was 16 year-old youth-team stopper Daniel Lavercombe. Striker Elliot Benyon was another to miss out after picking up a foot injury in the midweek friendly with Plymouth.
Rochdale manager Keith Hill made two changes from the 1-0 win over local rivals Bury seven days ago. Peter Vincenti's red card in the game earned him a suspension, giving Graham Cummins a chance to impress in midfield. The other switch saw Javan Vidal come in for Rhys Bennett at the back.
A tenacious start from midfielder Ben Harding earned the Gulls an early corner and the delivery from Lee Mansell was met powerfully by Aaron Downes, who was unlucky to see his header hacked clear by the home defence.
United continued their bright opening with another Mansell set-piece flashed in with pace and the faintest touch from Karl Hawley was directed straight at Rochdale 'keeper Josh Lillis for a comfortable save.
A superb defensive header from Dale Tonge maintained the Yellow momentum after smart work out wide by George Donnelly and a fabulous move from the Gulls soon had Bodin in space at the other end, but his pass inside for Hawley was diverted a fraction wide.
After bemoaning slow starts on the road, Knill would have been delighted with his side's improvement in early tempo but Rochdale had weathered the mild storm, and were now peppering the United area with a series of crosses.
Harding took the play back up at the right end for the Gulls, picking up an inside ball from Bodin but the former Northampton midfielder opted for placement when a more powerful strike could have troubled Lillis.
United's next chance stemmed from a right-footed cross by Kevin Nicholson finding a flick from Hawley and Jordan Chapell had a snap-shot at the back post deflected wide. The subsequent corner was knocked back across goal by Downes and Harding just needed an extra inch to reach the ball for the opening goal.
Bodin was enjoying a hugely impressive afternoon, tormenting Vidal with his mercurial skill and Rochdale were grateful to Michael Rose for an excellent cover tackle just as the Welsh winger was about to pull the trigger.
The dangerous Scott Hogan then had the Gulls looking anxiously at the referee with a dancing run inside the area and Downes was mightily relieved to see his slightly clumsy challenge go unpunished.
Rochdale were still grumbling as Bodin went flying forward again and Lillis produced a super save to deny United's young winger, and keep the scores blank at half-time.
The second period started in positive fashion for the home side and the Gulls needed some responsible defensive work from Mansell to help out Tonge when the full-back was exposed in a two v one situation.
United needed to rediscover their attacking impetus against a home side determined to make up for their own sluggish first half and Cummins came close to seriously testing goalkeeper Martin Rice with a shot that deflected wide.
The subsequent corner had Rice producing his very best to turn the ball over after Jack O'Connell found space at the back post. Hill then removed Vidal for Bennett in the first substitution of the afternoon.
The Gulls were suddenly under severe pressure and Rice was again the hero with a brilliant block to thwart Donnelly after the former Plymouth forward had latched on to a downward header from captain Oliver Lancashire.
When United did break the shackles, a whipped delivery from Nicholson almost found Hawley in the six-yard box, prompting another change for Rochdale, with Matt Done replacing Cummins.
The pressure had switched to the other end and Chapell was rightly miffed when nobody attacked his excellent cross from the right. The next delivery from Bodin was perfect for Downes but his header was straight down the middle for Lillis.
Henderson responded with an excellent break down the left and his cut-back for Donnelly had Rice again in the thick of the action with a smart save, and it was Donnelly's last involvement, as he was then replaced by Bastien Hery.
Yellow hearts were broken as Henderson found space in the area after an unfortunate slip by Krystian Pearce and he converted the opening goal, despite a desperate attempt by Nicholson to clear.
It was a scarcely deserved goal for the home side and perhaps summed up the way United's luck has gone in recent weeks. Callum Ball attempted to lift his team-mates with an ambitious drive from distance flying over the bar.
Knill turned to his bench for the final push, removing Chapell for Daniel Sullivan and then Thomas Cruise replaced Nicholson for the last five minutes.
United had no choice but to launch forward in numbers and a cross by Harding was crying out for a Yellow touch, but Rochdale's narrow escape told the story of an infuriating day for the Gulls.
Rochdale [4-4-2]: 1 Josh Lillis; 15 Javan Vidal [3 Rhys Bennett 56], 22 Jack O'Connell, 6 Oliver Lancashire [capt], 25 Michael Rose; 12 Matthew Lund, 20 Brian Barry-Murphy, 29 Graham Cummins [16 Matt Done 62], 11 Scott Hogan; 9 George Donnelly [14 Bastien Hery 72], 40 Ian Henderson. Substitutes [not used]: 5 Ashley Eastham, 21 Robbie Thomson [GK], 28 Callum Camps, 39 Joe Bunney.
Booked: O'Connell 82
United [4-4-2]: 13 Martin Rice; 2 Dale Tonge, 5 Krystian Pearce, 4 Aaron Downes, 3 Kevin Nicholson [21 Thomas Cruise 86]; 10 Billy Bodin, 7 Lee Mansell [capt], 8 Ben Harding, 12 Jordan Chapell [31 Daniel Sullivan 83]; 9 Karl Hawley, 16 Callum Ball. Substitutes [not used]: 6 Damon Lathrope, 11 Courtney Cameron, 14 Ashley Yeoman, 20 Nathan Craig, 34 Daniel Lavercombe [GK].
Referee: Mark Haywood
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STEVE HENN: These protests started almost simultaneously. All across the country last weekend men and women holding signs and chanting greeted members of Congress and senators at town halls in at least a dozen states.
As the meetings began the protesters spread out and shouted angry questions. Opponents of the health-care overhaul called it a grassroots uprising. But many Democrats believe these nationwide demonstrations were organized by pros.
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I will start by saying in the beginning I gave wired a running chance and it gave me nothing in return. My opinion of Wired is based on reading the magazine. (Approximately 20 times) In my experience, wired is a pseudo-techno rag which spends too much money on image and not enough on quality writing and research. Be it the numerous 'Sky is falling' Y2K fluffarticles from 1999 that sent my marketing people into a panic over power grid mathmatics that resembled an eight year olds attempt at looking intelligent, or the constant barrage of flavour of the month articles that have no real meaning and even less worth, Wired is proving to be the Las Vegas of technical magazines. It gives you a lot of glitz for your money, but not much substance. If you want articles written for the masses of Marketing Drones, Arts Students and Lawyers, then Wired may be good for you. If you hold any technical training, or have any interest in real technology, then I suggest you buy something else.
Wired has been around for a good while now -I think I bought my first copy about 5 years ago and it's certainly changed a lot. It used to be *very* focused on the Internet and was way ahead of it's time but has more recently become a general technology mag (with too many BioTech articles for my liking). The loss of Nicholas Negroponte as key contributor about 2 years ago was a shame too. Nevertheless, it's still a compelling read and is worth it for the cutting edge design - the recently had a heat sensitive cover on an edition ! It used to be very difficult to get hold of Wired but it's now available at all WH Smiths outlets and most other good magazine shops. if you're a technophile, it's worth a read as there will almost certainly be one article in it that is of interest and the depth of research is always excellent. Finally, you can get all back copies at their website
I can't always get hold of this magazine because of it being US based, but sometimes the local newsagents stock the odd copy. (if anyone's interested, it's distributed by Comag) Compared to the mainstream UK internet magazines, there isn't many similarities with the likes of .net and Internet Magazine - in fact it is far more like Business 2.0 with a few more off-beat cyberculture articles. Often they don't have much to do with the net at all; for example there was one about a "rocket car" a few months ago. That's why I think they are just aiming for a twentysomething ebusiness audience rather than being a simple internet magazine. It could be a complete mess but somehow it works. Most of the magazine is adverts which is a bit of a pain but it also means you get to hear about the latest products quicker than you would otherwise, if you just waited for them to rollout over here.
Wired is the technology magazine from the US. I get a US version of the magazine by subscription, I'm not sure whether it is the same as the versions available in this country but I believe it is. My version anyway does often have some interesting articles but all are far too detailed for me. As with most US magazines it is jam packed with adverts which makes it difficult to navigate around the magazine. The quality of the magazine material is good and can be useful but like I said very detailed. This isn't really a magazine for light reading. Before you ask, the subscribtion I have was a prize. It is very technology focused, mainly on the Internet. If this does not interest you then I would avoid.
This is one of the most in depth and innovative magazines I have ever read. It gives in depth coverage of the latest technological progressions and isnt afraid to tackle bizarre subject matter aswell as the latest public hype. One of the first magazines to use advanced watermarked advertising even the adverts are fun! The style of the magazine is completely different from the standard linear template employed by many of its smaller and less informative competitors it has enough visuals to entertain even the less technological aware of people.
Although it's an American magazine, it is quite probably, the best magazine for the technically-aware. I import my copy in from America [at WH Smiths] and Wired is the most interesting read I get all month. It isn't your regular computer magazine - the articles are on as diverse topics of quantum physics to pirate radio stations. There are no reviews of normal peripherals or systems as you would find in a standard magazine. It is just very interesting technical snippets and articles. My particular favourite sections are 'Must Read' - which is a summary of the recent tech-news stories, and 'Fetish' which details over 20 high-technology gadgets each month. Be warned though - Wired has a particular style and not everyone will relate to it. It is aimed at the techno-savvy who wants a break from the day-to-day 'boring' computing articles, and successfully captures my imagination every week. You will learn a lot from the magazine, but all of it will be of interest.


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"The death of Nelson was felt in England as something more than
a public calamity; men started at the intelligence, and turned
pale, as if they had heard of the loss of a dear friend. An object
of our admiration and affection, of our pride and of our hopes, was
suddenly taken from us, and it seemed as if we had never, till
then, known how deeply we loved and reverenced him.
"What the country had lost in its great naval hero—the
greatest of our own, and of all former times, was scarcely taken
into the account of grief. So perfectly, indeed, had he performed
his part, that the maritime war, after the battle of Trafalgar, was
considered at an end; the fleets of the enemy were not merely
defeated, but destroyed; new navies must be built, and a new race
of seamen reared for them, before the possibility of their invading
our shores could again be contemplated.
"It was not, therefore, from any selfish reflection upon the
magnitude of our loss that we mourned for him; the general sorrow
was of a higher character. The people of England grieved that
funeral ceremonies, public monuments and posthumous rewards, were
all which they could now bestow upon him whom the king, the
legislature, and the nation, would alike have delighted to honour;
whom every tongue would have blessed; whose presence in every
village through which he might have passed would have wakened the
church bells, have given schoolboys a holiday, have drawn children
from their sports to gaze upon him, and 'old men from the chimney
corner' to look upon Nelson ere they died.
"The victory of Trafalgar was celebrated, indeed, with the usual
forms of rejoicing, but they were without joy; for such already was
the glory of the British Navy through Nelson's surpassing genius,
that it scarcely seemed to receive any addition from the most
signal victory that ever was achieved upon the sea; and the
destruction of this mighty fleet, by which all the maritime schemes
of France were totally frustrated, hardly appeared to add to our
security or strength, for while Nelson was living to watch the
combined squadrons of the enemy, we felt ourselves as secure as
now, when they were no longer in existence.
"There was reason to suppose from the appearances upon opening
the body, that in the course of nature he might have attained, like
his father, to a good old age. Yet he cannot be said to have fallen
prematurely whose work was done; nor ought he to be lamented, who
died so full of honours, and at the height of human fame. The most
triumphant death is that of a martyr; the most awful, that of the
martyred patriot; the most splendid, that of the hero in the hour
of victory; and if the chariot and the horses of fire had been
vouchsafed for Nelson's translation, he could scarcely have
departed in a brighter blaze of glory.
"He has left us, not indeed his mantle of inspiration, but a
name and an example which are at this hour inspiring hundreds of
the youth of England; a name which is our pride, and an example
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Ok so I'm installing laminate in my house. I've finished off the basement (it was quick since all the vents are on the ceiling and all the doors are properly cased out), but I've come to a quandary of sorts with my upstair's doors. We live in a 1974 prefab home, where nothing is level, studs have been known to fall out of their placements, and tiles have been adhered to plain drywall (basically a house straight out of hell:furious:). All the upstairs doors (8 feet tall, straight to the ceilings) have zero casings on them, instead they have what looks like lumber attached to one another creating a zig zag pattern. Now I'd like to know is it safe to under cut these boards? I mean surely the doors strucural framing is inside the drywall, right? If I were to cut my laminate around, instead of under, there is sure to be some UGLY gaps, so I'm stuck. To cut or not to cut, now that is the question....
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I'm sorry in advanced about quality or rotation difficulties, my technology hates me today :(
ALSO FYI the "wood-like flooring" is allure that is coming up so I can put the laminate down..(even with the great reviews that stuff sux)
Your right were going to need a picture of that one.
anybody? I'm worried about undercutting and hitting the framing or a stud..
Your going to have to back up when taking those pictures.
That stairway makes 0 since to me.
And the casings look like there out of a 100 year old house with built up casings that needed to be stripped and painted 50 years ago.
If you plan is using laminet on a staircase it's time for a new plan.
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Marjorie Perloff's Recent Talk on Paul Celan at University of Chicago
At his Samizdat blog, Robert Archambeau reflects on Marjorie Perloff's recent talk on Paul Celan at the University of Chicago's new Logan Center (and he quite admired it):
We tend to see Celan almost exclusively in the context of Holocaust writing, with John Felstiner's Paul Celan: Poet, Survivor, Jew as the great explanatory text. Celan certainly is a Holocaust poet—plausibly the greatest of Holocaust poets—but we are wrong to think that this exhausts his meaning and the range of his achievement. In focusing on Celan's early life and his love poetry (which he continued to write after the war) Perloff showed us a fuller, less iconic, more humanized figure, a Celan who wasn't just a Survivor, but a man, with all the foibles and idiosyncrasies one might expect in a somewhat coddled aesthete raised by adoring and indulgent parents (Jean Daive has been working on something along these humanizing lines as well).
Not only did Perloff reveal this Celan to us: in stressing the differences between his German and the German spoken in Frankfurt or Berlin (and, indeed, in stressing the vast geographic removal of Czernowitz from Germany proper) she showed us Celan as a representative of a culture quite distinct from that of Germany: the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the traditionally Habsburg (alternately Hapsburg) lands. The Empire's German was distinct, and Marjorie was quite convincing in demonstrating that many of the legendary 'difficulties' of Celan's poems are actually quite clear, at least to one hearing "with an Austrian ear." And the Empire was by no means an Empire of German: it was a polyglot culture of many languages, and no one spoke just one. Indeed, the multicultural Imperial identity, in which many peoples felt equally enfranchised, was utterly different from German identity, and it showed in the culture: "There is no way Wittgenstein could have been a German writer," Marjorie said, "and no way Heidegger could have been an Austro-Hungarian one."
Celan the product of this multicultural and polyglot sphere, to which belong the works of Robert Musil, Elias Canetti, Sigmund Freud, Karl Kraus, Joseph Roth, and Franz Kafka—but he was the product of this world in a special way, because he was the product of that world's dissolution. Born just two years after the end of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, he came of age in the penumbra of loss, with a sense of the ghostliness of his own multicultural and polyglot identity.
In the end, Marjorie wasn't just telling us that we would do well to think of Celan in the broad context of the dying Habsburg culture: she was telling us that we have a great deal of work ahead of us in reconstructing the lost Empire as a cultural field, and in finding the meaning of its writers not in some generalized Germanic tradition, but in the shadows and fragments of a dying polyglot state. We would be as wrong to discuss Musil or Kafka or Celan outside this context as we would to discuss William Carlos Williams without reference to his Americanness. This, I thought, is a big idea—it proposes not just a new understanding of Celan, but a new field of literary study.
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That is a very beautiful rifle. I think that is a reasonable price for a classic 444 that looks as good as that does. If I were in your shoes, I would buy it!
a local guy here has a 444 for sale, its been 2 weeks and he start to bring his price down. how much would you pay for it ?
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That is a very beautiful rifle. I think that is a reasonable price for a classic 444 that looks as good as that does. If I were in your shoes, I would buy it!
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I would pay $450 without question - $500 is a very fair price with the extras! (that is the first model 444, made from 1965-71)
Sure is pretty, that is a classic for sure. Only you can control your impulse. With the current market it won't be long before that price will be the norm of that type of Marlin. Sure is pretty, that is a classic for sure.
Good luck.
A very nice rifle. I would have no problem meeting his price. I'd start at $475 just out of general principle but I'd take it home! Good luck!
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As has already been said, the seller is asking a reasonable price and if I could come up with the $525.00, I'd be trying to get the seller's name from you.
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I have one of those built in '69. I love it, and mine was pretty abused. I had to spend money to get it back to fighting condition. Like these guys were saying... Good price on a classic that they don't make anymore. Buy it!
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i like it, maybe i'll make him an offer...... ill keep ypu guys posted. thanks for all the replies !!!
I was at a gun show yesterday I didn't see any 444 or even a any 1895 Marlins but a lot of 336 in 30 30 and 35 Rem. I didn't see one less than $530. no matter of condition but all clean used condition rifles. but $525. is probably the max. I would pay and only because it a straight stock and they're not being made at this time. If you want it offer him $450 to $475 and maybe you'll get it for $500 out the door. If I bought a 336-35Rem at the show I might have paid tax at 8.75% so a rifle at $530 + 8.75% ($46.38= $576.38 . So if you believe this rifle is a good working rifle for $500. take it and don't look back. Personally I would look for a 1999 made or later 444 just because of the rifling twist 1 in 20". Though I have a 1972 made 444 and I'm satisfied with the old 1 in 38" twist the 1 in 20" twist would handle heavier bullets and Leverevolution cartridges better.
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John Paul Stevens Quote: Rasul, Hamdan, and Bouemediene
"Still, the summit of Stevens's achievements on the bench came during the Bush Administration, in the series of decisions about the detention of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, and he kept for himself the most important of these opinions. In the 2004 case of Rasul v. Bush, among the first major cases to arise from Bush's war on terror—and the first time that a President ever lost a major civil-liberties case in the Supreme Court during wartime—Stevens wrote for a six-to-three majority that the detainees did have the right to challenge their incarceration in American courts. In his opinion, which was written in an especially understated tone, in notable contrast to the bombastic rhetoric that accompanied the war on terror, he cited Rutledge's dissent in the Ahrens case—which he himself had helped write, fifty-six years earlier...
"Two years after Rasul, Stevens wrote the opinion for the Court in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, in which a five-to-three majority rejected the Bush Administration's plans for military tribunals at Guantánamo, on the ground that they would violate both the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the Geneva conventions...
"Stevens's repudiation of the Bush Administration's legal approach to the war on terror was total. First, in Rasul, he opened the door to American courtrooms for the detainees; then, in Hamdan, he rejected the procedures that the Bush Administration had drawn up in response to Rasul; finally, in 2008, in Boumediene v. Bush, Stevens assigned Kennedy to write the opinion vetoing the system that Congress had devised in response to Hamdan.
"After the attacks of September 11, 2001, the Bush Administration conducted its war on terror with almost no formal resistance from other parts of the government, until Stevens's opinions. He was among the first voices, and certainly the most important one, to announce, as he wrote in Hamdan, that 'the Executive is bound to comply with the Rule of Law.'"
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Nov 28 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index pointed to a higher open on Thursday, helped by a rise in the price of gold, which snapped a two-day decline as signs of physical demand emerged from Chinese buyers.
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Greyson Chance Unleashes Full 'Hard to Handle' Cover Video Following 'Raising Hope'
Greyson Chance owned it as a young version of Jimmy Chance on the Tuesday night season premiere of 'Raising Hope,' but what really had viewers floored was his impeccable, passionate cover of Otis Redding/The Black Crowes' 'Hard to Handle.'
Immediately following the highly entertaining episode, Greyson decided to give his fans a full-length rendition of the well-chosen cover with a fresh YouTube video. He sat down at a little grand and rocked the number once again, hitting all of the same emotional notes that we saw on the show.
We think this was a top choice for Greyson's vocal range, and we love how he gets into it as if he wrote the song himself. The 14-year-old, who was made famous after his dad uploaded his cover of Lady Gaga's 'Paparazzi' to the Web, is going to do big things in the entertainment industry — not that we needed 'Raising Hope' to tell us that.
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R. Kelly Emphasizes He will Not Play Donald Trump Inauguration"Any reports stating otherwise are simply untrue. End. Of. Story."
Best Events To Do This Weekend In L.A. - October 21Figuring out what to do with two-plus days of free time is a tough task. We ran through our special calendar of events to assemble a quick list of great options.
R. Kelly Announces '12 Nights of Christmas' TourKelly is touring in support of his holiday album of the same name.
Perez Hilton's Daily Update: The Rock Throws Shade At The Male Cast Of "Fast & Furious""Fast & Furious 8" is in its final week of shooting, and The Rock revealed not everyone is great to work with on the set.
R. Kelly Sums Life Up in 45 Minute SongBut there's a five-minute long abridged version.
R. Kelly Defends Bill Cosby"It happened to me, and it wasn't true"
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R. Kelly and Tinashe Team Up for 'Let's Be Real Now'The song finds the pair pinning the blame of their relationship falling apart on each other. Neither is willing to accept the other's points no matter how valid they are.
Off-Color Blue Ivy-R. Kelly Joke Incites Protests of Amy Poehler's 'Difficult People'Making jokes about R. Kelly and an underage girl is never cool.
Adam Levine Covers R. Kelly's 'Ignition (Remix)': WatchMaroon 5 frontman Adam Levine takes on the R. Kelly classic and makes it his own in this compelling video.
Perez Hilton's Daily Update: Kelly Osbourne Getting Sued By Her Landlord
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Little Fish, with a stunning performance by Cate Blanchett, might just be the best Australian film in quite a while.
But the forbidding, drug-saturated western Sydney landscape that serves as the movie's setting simply isn't our Cabramatta, say the suburb's guardians.
The location of director Rowan Woods's intensely dark tale of heroin abuse, betrayal and human misery is readily identifiable as Cabramatta in the mid-1990s, said local councillor and anti-drugs campaigner Thang Ngo.
"But honestly, things are so much better here now," he said. "Cabramatta has been clean for at least the last two or three years, maybe longer."
It's a claim backed up by statistics said community police chief, Superintendent Jim Hook.
Just a handful of drug deals were now being detected by closed-circuit TV equipment installed in the suburb's centre several years ago, he said.
The cameras picked up no such incidents last month compared with five in August last year and 59 in May 2003.
In Cabramatta's blackest year, 1998, police recorded almost 2000 drug offences, roughly four times the number that happen now.
"The reality is that our streets are very clean, nothing like they were five or six years ago," Superintendent Hook said. "The stats across the board indicate that Cabramatta is a very safe place."
After attending its Sydney premiere several weeks ago, local state MP Reba Meagher described the film as thought-provoking and brilliantly acted but hoped it would not rekindle the stereotypes for which the suburb was once notorious.
"Is the place depicted in the movie the Cabramatta of today?" she asked. "No, the Cabramatta I now know and love is a terrific community."
Blanchett's character, Tracy Heart, is a recovering addict.
Her brother, portrayed by Martin Henderson, is an amphetamine dealer. Sam Neill plays a drug lord and Hugo Weaving, as a bisexual former football legend, survives day-by-day in the grip of a smack-induced trance.
Ms Meagher's view is shared by Mr Ngo, who was once one of the Government's strongest critics of Cabramatta's plight. "There's a lot more to Cabramatta than drugs these days," he said.
"I don't want to criticise the movie but there's obviously a time lag between public perception of what the suburb is like and the reality," he said.
"The changes that have happened are something I think everyone who lives here understands but it's frustrating that it takes so long to get the message out."
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Start Veggies Indoors
Don't give up on gardening just because it's cold and gloomy outside. Spring will be here sooner than an IRS audit! So if you're one of those wild-eyed weirdos who prefer good heath to disease and fresh veggies to canned or frozen, here's an easy gardening task to jump-start spring. Sow vegetable seeds indoors.
Why start veggie seeds indoors? Let Grumpy enumerate the compelling reasons.
1. It's easy. Yes, even for you.
2. Plants you start yourself are much cheaper than transplants you can buy.
3. With so many online sources for seeds, you'll find 100 times as many veggie varieties there as you will at a garden center. (Seed sources listed below.)
4. Starting seeds indoors avoids many of the critters, bugs, and fungi that attack seedlings outdoors.
5. Starting seeds early means you can plant outside early and harvest weeks earlier than otherwise.
6. You may discover that gardening is interesting and fun. Hey, it's worth a shot!
Getting Started
The first thing you'll need for starting seeds is a warm, sunny space. Something like this:
Just kidding — although personally I think I deserve to have a conservatory like that. If everyone would send me just $1 a month, we could make it happen.
Actually, all you really need to get started is something like this — a Deeproot Seed-Starting System from Gardener's Supply Company. It goes for $39.95.
I've used this before and it makes seed starting so easy. It's really a mini-greenhouse with a vented, plastic dome, 15 growing cells, and a capillary mat and water reservoir that automatically provide seedlings with the right amount of water. The dome retains heat and humidity, speeding germination dramatically.
All you need now is a warm, sunny window to place it near. Don't have one? Then add a heating mat and a grow light and you can start seeds anywhere inside. Buying all three pieces at once isn't cheap, but you can use them again and again and again.
When to Start Seeds Indoors
There are two types of veggies — cool-weather veggies and warm-weather veggies. Cool-weather veggies need to be started earlier in winter, because they want to be transplanted outside while the weather is still cool — about 4 weeks before your last frost. Don't know when your frost-free date is? This map from the Farmer's Almanac will help.
Here's approximately how many weeks before your last frost date to start cool-weather veggies indoors from seed.
- Broccoli — 8 weeks
- Cabbage — 8 weeks
- Greens (lettuce, mustard, turnip, etc.) * — 8 weeks
- Peas (English) * — 6 weeks
* Can also sow seed directly into garden 2-4 weeks before last frost.
Here's approximately how many weeks before your last frost date to start warm-weather veggies indoors from seed.
- Beans * — 2-4 weeks
- Corn * — 4 weeks
- Eggplant — 8 weeks
- Melons * — 4 weeks
- Okra — 4 weeks
- Peppers — 6-8 weeks
- Southern peas * — 2-3 weeks
- Summer squash & zucchini * — 4 weeks
- Tomatoes + — 6-8 weeks
* Seed sown directly into garden after last frost germinates quickly.
+ Starting tomatoes this early produces taller transplants that should be planted deeply for bigger root systems.
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The date was October 31, 1979. The air was cool and a light fog blew in from the gulf, cloaking the Tampa area in an ominous, tight-fitting tunic. The annual Halloween festivities had just begun and a night of mischievous tomfoolery was afoot.
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Christmas Puts The Pressure On
It's not one of those over-stated holiday myths. There really is the presence of "Christmas stress" in our lives. There's a lot of pressure.
Friendswood-based psychologist Julie Nise says we always feel obligation to make every Christmas holiday better than the last. That's not possible every time.
"Here we are not even Halloween yet, and then we've got Christmas stuff up all over the place," she says. "It just reminds us of all the things we have to do, and that starts to put some pressure on us."
Nice says the Christmas pressure is a bigger deal in this country than in others.
"I think other countries tend to be a little more connected to their faith than we are here and therefore makes the holidays a lot more about the religious experience," she explains, "rather than the presents and the parties and the go-to things."
We apparently deal with the stress by spending more. Fifty-six percent of us expect to spend as much as last year – or more. Ninety percent will do at least some shopping online.


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With shares of Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) trading around $75, is WMT an OUTPERFORM, WAIT AND SEE, or STAY AWAY? Let's analyze the stock with the relevant sections of our CHEAT SHEET investing framework:
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Wal-Mart operates retail stores in various formats around the world. The company aims to price items at the lowest price every day. Wal-Mart operates in three business segments: the Walmart U.S. segment, the Walmart international segment, and the Sam's Club segment. It manages retail stores, restaurants, discount stores, supermarkets, super centers, hypermarkets, warehouse clubs, apparel stores, Sam's Clubs, neighborhood markets, and other small formats, as well as Walmart.com and SamsClub.com. Through its retail channels, Wal-Mart is able to provide a variety of products and services at affordable prices to consumers and companies worldwide.
Wal-Mart Stores have suffered struggling sales for a while now. Its business especially took a hit during the cold and snowy winter months, and Wal-Mart could use some warm weather. Though the weather certainly hasn't cleared for good, the company's Chief Financial Officer Charles Holley said at an investor conference in New York Tuesday that Wal-Mart's U.S. sales have improved since mid-February — the time when the retailer especially felt the blow to its its business — and according to Reuters, Holley maintained that the world's largest retailer has had "very good sales" in recent weeks.
Wal-Mart certainly isn't the only retailer that has felt the effects of the nation's cold and snowy weather this winter season, but the case for the world's largest retailer is still significant because it has been suffering struggling sales for a while now, and a slow winter season really wasn't something the company could afford. Wal-Mart reported its latest set of disappointing earnings in mid-February, and received advice from analysts that executives should invest more in Wal-Mart's better-performing small format business, because smaller-format stores are performing significantly better than their big-box counterparts. One Credit Suisse analyst, Michael Exstein, an industry veteran, advised the company's new CEO Doug McMillion to consider buying Family Dollar (NYSE:FDO) so Wal-Mart can further expand its small-format sector, but McMillion has still stayed mum as to whether he will heed that advice.


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Fox Chapel Area senior sets sights on Germany
With five years studying German under his belt, Fox Chapel Area senior Aaron Bliss is ready to say "guten tag" to a new life in Europe's most populated region.
"I was just so excited to hear the news," Bliss said. "I was at a track meet when my dad got the call and it blew me away."
Bliss, 17, earned the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship through which he will spend his senior year with a German family and attend a college prep high school.
"Aaron is a tremendous young man and I know he is going to represent his school and his country very well," said German teacher Drew Richards.
Bliss is one of 250 students from across the country chosen for the award.
"I took German 5 in school last year which is the highest level you can go," Bliss said. "I wondered what I was going to do with these abilities. I thought someday I'd like to go to Germany, and then I thought, why not now?"
Founded in 1983, the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship was created to strengthen ties between Germany and the United States through citizen diplomacy.
Its inception coincided with the 300th anniversary of the first German immigration to the United States.
The program is funded by the U.S. Congress and the German Bundestag. Here, it is overseen by the federal Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
Bliss sees his year abroad as a foundation for success in an increasingly global world.
He was drawn to the German language after a mandatory foreign language class in middle school.
"I didn't really like that we had to take a language class but I thought of Germany as a business-y kind of place and thought knowing the language could be useful," he said. "I didn't expect to start enjoying it, but I did."
Now, the Indiana Township teen listens to German music in his spare time among other pastimes that include cross country, biking and playing Frisbee.
He's preparing to leave in early September for a program introduction in Washington, D.C., and then it's on to Germany for 11 months.
Part of the academic exchange requires Bill to travel to Berlin to address the German House of Parliament.
He hasn't spoken yet with his host family. In fact, Bliss isn't even sure which city or state he'll be living in.
It's part of the adventure, he said.
"It's going to be a big change," he said. "I won't be with my family and friends but I'll make new ones. I really have no hesitations."
The only downside, Bliss said, is that he'll miss graduation with his Fox Chapel Area classmates.
"The German school year is longer, so I'll be home a short bit after my American friends are out of school," he said. "It's a sad thing but the rewards and opportunities far outweigh it."
Bliss plans to study biology in college.
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The following article is actually discussing disassembly procedures and instruction for iPhone. Herein you will find specification of the device (iPhone series), circuit schematics, parts and components, block and wiring diagram, and detail disassembly procedures.
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Also, what the Spice Girls are doing at a London hotel, a war bunker discovered under a luxury property in Hanoi, and more.
Attention history buffs: A Vietnam War bunker was discovered under Hotel Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi and is now open to the public (book that stay stat). – CNN
The world's most social landmarks. – Gadling
GloboMaestro goes inside New York City bar La Biblioteca de Tequila. The equivalent of checking out is having one of its 400 bottles stamped with an ID card and stashed away for you. – Travel + Leisure
Looking better than they ever did in the '90s, the Spice Girls reunited to announce their West End musical. The St. Pancras Renaissance London is where they chose to strike a pose. – The Telegraph
Find San Francisco treats with a guide to the city's best restaurants and bars. – Bon Appétit
Passengers traveling from Tokyo to London aboard All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines get the royal treatment for their tushes: Bidets! – Cool Hunting
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I have written couple of articles on Google's Closure Compiler:
In terms of Javascript Compression, the most widely used tools are: JSMIN, the DOJO Compressor, Dean Edwards' Packer and YUI Compressor. The YUI Compressor is designed to be 100% safe and yield a higher compression ratio than the other tools listed above. That's why most of the JavaScript Frameworks use YUI Compressor to minimize their Javascript code.
On November 5th, Google announced Closure Compiler for Javascript compression. The strongest part of the Closure Compiler is that it does not only remove whitespace but also it rewrites Javascript Code to make it smaller. It also optimizes your Javascript code to perform better.
In this post, I compared the compression performance of YUI Compressor and Google Closer Compiler using the well-known Javascript Frameworks - Mootools, JQuery and Prototype:
The comparison results show that Google Closure Compiler with advanced selected as compression level minimizes code size about 20-25% more than YUI Compressor by providing nearly 60% compression.
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November 10. 2009 14:12
The closure Advanced method replace function names with shorter names. I think it is hard to use in production.
November 10. 2009 15:01
Actually, it is impossible to edit compressed Javascript. But before going to production, you can compress your code and use it only in production.
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November 10. 2009 15:27
Ok. Thanks for it.
I have the problem is in the html:
<form ... onsubmit="myFunc()"...
<select onchange="myEvent()"...
You are right. If I make it from javascript, it is not problem.
document.forms[0].onsubmit = ...
But I have more problem :-( :
I have a template engine. In the template engine there are some javascript variable. The variable value is set in the html template. e.g.:
var chars=[$chars];
checkCookies('$cookiemiss'); // depends on user language
In this case, closure rename my variables in js code, but not in html.
November 10. 2009 18:37
@Dictzone: A bonus of using Google's closure over the YUI compressor is that closure actually has a firebug plugin that allows you to more easily debug the compressed code (in Firefox at least).
November 11. 2009 09:49
@Mattyp - Yes, I found it
The solution for my problem is:
var cookiemiss = '$cookiemiss'; // in html
function checkCookies() { // in js
November 19. 2009 16:51
I'm using jQuery since 2007, this is awesome and let me write really compact JS code even for complex projects. Past July I downloaded the YUI compressor but honestly until now I didn't use it (I develop some 3 projects by month with Ajax & rich content) so it make me ask: how much useful is a compressor in our real lives?
I love Google projects but I tried Closure and I think it adds complex to a simple way to do things.
December 26. 2009 19:23
Like your writing! Still you can do some things to improve it.
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March 2. 2010 15:37
Im just wondering how risky is the advanced mode and why would i ever want simple/whitespaces modes at all?
Maybe someone has some experience with large javascript codebases and closure compiler to boost the performance?
YUI compressor worked for me well so far just need to make sure its safe to use advanced mode : )
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Mentoring and advising agribusiness students is not unusual for Cheryl Wachenheim, a professor in North Dakota State University's Agribusiness and Applied Economics Department. However, it is new territory for her to mentor someone who lives thousands of miles away.
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During a runout of about 20 minutes in a 1-0 loss to D.C. United at RFK Thursday, he swerved a threatening free kick that produced a good chance, and flighted another immaculate ball into space that on another night would have yielded a goal or a penalty kick rather than a spectacular defensive play.
Sparked by Beckham and a fresh pair of forwards following a straight red-card to Kyle Martino for nailing Fred from behind, Team Beckham actually looked like a soccer team, much more so than it had without him while tying Toronto, 0-0, on Sunday. Play badly and tie, play better and lose, that's soccer.
Coach Frank Yallop can take some solace in some stretches of crisp offensive play, though his back line creaked repeatedly despite the absence of Christian Gomez. Another imposing road match Sunday at New England looms, as do the pros and cons of risking Beckham, and for how long, on a FieldTurf Becks has already derided in detail.
More agonizing for Yallop are the chances his team flubbed against D.C. and the borderline calls that went against his team.
Edson Buddle fluffed one great opportunity and hit a creampuff shot along the ground right to Troy Perkins. Carlos Pavon narrowly missed with a sharp header from a driven Chris Klein cross and drove a sublime Beckham free kick a yard over the crossbar.
Twice United players pole-axed Landon Donovan in the penalty area; a courageous lunge by Perkins right at the corner of the box won a harrowing 50-50 duel fairly, but an earlier Devon McTavish challenge that sandwiched Donovan between he and Bryan Namoff could have been whistled.
Beckham played the ball out of his own half for Donovan to run onto, and prior to Klein's cross, used a few smart touches to help his team retain possession. He had begun warming up and stretching midway through the first half after sitting on the bench looking mightily perturbed, and didn't come back out of the locker room for the second half until just seconds before the kickoff. He immediately resumed his vigorous warmup as his teammates fought to get a foothold in midfield.
Heavy rain had begun pelting the field in the second half but despite the slippery surface and Martino's ejection in the 67th minute, Beckham came onto field five minutes later to a thunderous roar from 46,868 fans eager to see this page of history turned.
United should have put the game away, however, by the time Martino exited and Beckham arrived. Luciano Emilio drilled a shot through the hands of Joe Cannon in the 27th minute for his league-high 13th goal of the season but despite buzzing upfield almost at will United couldn't net the second goal.
Not all the chances in the final minutes fell to the visitor. Cannon saved blindly on a point-blank shot and turned a fierce blast from substitute Jaime Moreno over the crossbar to keep his team in the game. The Galaxy's late offensive flurry will hearten Yallop, but Emilio, Fred and Moreno carved open his team's defensive third, and that's not an area to which he can summon Beckham.
On every other account, though -- buildup, suspense, drama, thrills and spills -- this chapter in the Book of Beckham rates rave reviews.
Aug. 9 in Washington, D.C.
D.C. United 1 Los Angeles 0. Goal: Emilio (Burch) 27.
D.C. United - Perkins, Namoff (Vanney, 89), Boswell, McTavish, Burch, Olsen (Carroll, 70), Fred, Simms, Gros, Emilio, Kpene (Moreno, 46).
Los Angeles - Cannon, Klein, Harden, Xavier, Jazic, Kirk (Beckham, 72), Gray (Pavon, 77), Harmse, Martino, Donovan, Gordon (Buddle, 62).
Yellow Cards: D.C. United - Namoff 52; Los Angeles - Xavier 45.
Red Card: Los Angeles - Martino 67.
Referee: Jair Marrufo.
Att.: 46,686.