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i have a 2010 WRB WRX wagon and in need for new headlights. I had HID installed for my high, low and fogs. i did not know the dealership who installed them drilled holes in my headlights for the high beams to go through. I would like to get a new set of headlights because I am thinking of getting rid of the HID's because they have been nothing but a hassle and not working all the time. Thanks message me or email me if any available.
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Drilled holes? In the rear of the casing I hope ?
And the dealership did it ?
yes in the back of the casing of the headlight. i had dealership install these about a year ago and i did not know they had done that. :/
Bet they did it for venting reasons... Hmmm
And you want the HID option... Why not pick up the STi option setup?
well for the high beams for hid's you had to drill it out for the high beam to work. my friend is trying to rewire all my hids to see if that will fix it ### all of sudden they stopped working but my low beams were fine.
and i never knew about the sti option. i will have to check that on out. thanks!
and for the oem sti headlamps there like 1600 plus. i found a set of headlamps for 359 shipped with no bulbs. i could get them. i was just hoping someone had a set that came off a crashed wrx/sti possibly that they took out to sell
I do however have a set of HID bulbs from my old 07sti.
See if they work with your kit and PM me. Bought em and had em in for 3 weeks. Boooo
Cost me 160.00 for the pair. Good luck.
When you replace the lights, I suggest removing every single HID component that was installed.
High beams are completely incompatible with HIDs because quick on-off operation will kill the bulbs in short order. HIDs have a warm up period that seperate high beams do not allow for. This is why the only highs option available with this setup is bi-xenon.
HID fogs are a sheer mountain of stupidity. The entire concept of running them is incompatible with the idea of how foglights work, using a wide spread of lower intensity light. Foglights have a lesser cutoff by design so you are blinding other drivers and they are simply too bright for use in fog in rain. Light you'd be projecting would just bend and refract back into your own eyes. Ever used your high beams in fog? Same results because of too intense light and too much light being sent up. You can't see a thing. And not only that but you're projecting that into other drivers' vision. There is a reason that there are no HID foglight options from ANY respectable lighting company.
Lows need specifically designed optics in order to use HIDs properly. Your halogen lenses do not focus the light properly and you will be shooting light up into oncoming cars and cars in front of you. Just because they are projectors it doesn't mean it will work correctly. I know 1st hand on a 2008 WRX (same optics as what's in your car).
Your purchases were not well thought out or researched before hand. As a courtesy, I suggest doing this in the future.
All in all, pick up the STi housings
thanks guys for all the helpful info
[quote=pzr2874;267682]All in all, pick up the STi housings[/quote]
Or WRX Limited headlights. The other kits would still need to come out though. And the harnesses do not match up. The plugs are different and the main harness on these mods have thicker gauge wiring because HIDs have a higher draw during warm up than halogens.
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I haven't really made a big deal about it because as you all know, I'm not really a fan of 5Ks. However, I figure it's good to do one on occasion, and they take the place of a week's speed workout quite nicely.
I ran this one last year, too, and won my age group... so I feel like I kind of have to go run it again and see what happens. I never even place in my age group and it was a total shock to win last year so I'm not letting myself expect that I'll win again... but I'm still going to try and place. :)
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You Give Love a Bad Name - Bon Jovi
Ramalama (Bang Bang) - Roisin Murphy
Extreme Ways - Moby (this is the theme song for the Bourne movies)
Shake Me Like a Monkey - Dave Matthews Band
Paint It, Black - The Rolling Stones
In the End - Linkin Park
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The Smith Center at Ohlone College will present two shows through the end of the August.
StarStruck Theatre's "All Shook Up," a musical comedy featuring the hits of Elvis Presley, will be shown today (Aug. 16) and tomorrow at 8 p.m. This event is in the Smith Center's Outdoor Amphitheatre. To purchase tickets through StarStruck Theatre, visit starstrucktheatre.org or on the day of the performance purchase tickets at the Smith Center Box office.
The Smith Center will also present a screening of the 1972 film "What's Up Doc?" on Aug. 23 at 8:30 p.m.
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Tickets are $7 for general admission. Event parking is $2. The movie will be held at the Smith Center's Outdoor Amphitheater at 43600 Mission Blvd. Attendees may want to bring a jacket and a blanket in case it gets chilly during the performance.
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Series documents the payment of county and state bounty money to individuals who presented the scalps and other prescribed body parts of targeted predatory animals. The program was intended to control the threat to livestock. Examples of targeted animals include coyote, cougar, mountain lion, panther, wildcat, bobcat, lynx, and wolf. Records include registers, affidavits, certificates, and statements. Information includes claimant and affiant names; kind of animal; number of scalps; date killed or presented; and number, amount, and date of warrant. The records are also referred to as scalp bounty records.
Records at the Josephine County Courthouse, Clerk's Vault:
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Josephine County Scalp Bounties Paid [Abstract], 1909-1921 (1 binder).
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Our country's politicians on both sides of the aisle continue to debate how we get out of this recession. The very fact that this is what they are debating shows that they either do not recognize or do not want to deal with reality.
It may surprise Americans to know that America is not in a cyclical recession at all. Cyclical recessions are caused by temporary conditions like excessive inventories, or perhaps a technology induced increase in productivity that temporarily displaces a portion of the workforce, or a loss of economic activity caused by a loss of exports to a competitor country.
The end of a cyclical recession occurs when the inventories get back to normal levels, or technology displaced manufacturing jobs are replaced by new job opportunities perhaps in other industries.
Unlike what the U.S. government is doing, you can't permanently end a recession by increasing debt. You can delay there being a recession but you can't end it. The government can print and borrow money and give that money to millions in many forms – food stamps, free tuition, low cost loans, subsidized housing, etc., but these are only temporary as sooner or later the government runs out of money.
Our country is not in a recession but it has one coming. What we are currently in is a fundamental transition from an economy supported by private industry which has been based on years of individual hard work, productivity and creativity to an economy supported by government. It is a system that has failed throughout the world and throughout history. It is failing in the U.S. now and will continue to fail.
The debate in this country needs to be about how do we save our country, not about ending a recession. There are several things that are critical to even having a chance to save the United States. We first have to quit proclaiming ourselves to be the greatest country ever in the world. We have to face the new reality that we are no longer the super power of the world. If we keep making these proclamations of our greatness, we will be no different than boxers who proclaim what a terrible whipping they will put on their upcoming opponent only to get knocked cold. In other words, we have to accept that we are done if we don't learn that success depends on individual creativity and hard work and not on political rhetoric and "government enterprise."
We live in a country today where politicians don't even comment on "retiring our debt." They only talk about reducing our annual deficit. Some even talk about reducing the rate at which the deficit is increasing. This is like being in a leaking boat out in the middle of an ocean and being content to discuss slowing the leak even when you know the boat is going to sink anyway and there is no one that is going to save you. You have to stop the leak and bail out the boat if you intend to survive.
Worse, if our country were spending billions on capital expenditures like shipping ports, or bullet trains, or new interstate highways, or bridges, or a new electric grid, it would make some sense. But we're not. Unlike China, which is doing exactly those things, we are giving billions to other countries, wasting billions on green energy and throwing billions or more away trying to hide the reality of our faltering economy. We are even giving everyone that can't afford it a cell phone. Little good it will do them to have a cell phone because the 911 call they place to the police department or ambulance service in the future won't get answered. Why? The city will be bankrupt.
As scary as it is, our country will fail absent an acceptance that it will fail. Historians can name many empires that failed. Many of these countries proclaimed themselves the greatest country on earth; the Roman Empire being one of the most notables and the Soviet Union being one of the most recent.
Clearly, the federal budget must be balanced now. We cannot wait for another day, another year, another election or another generation. Balancing a budget is not greatly difficult. The difficult part is dealing with the impact of balancing it. But the hardships on Americans caused by a balanced budget will pale in comparison to the hardship of a bankrupt America.


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Today is the feast of St. Benezet, who built the bridge across the Rhône River [1] between Avignon and Villeneuve-les-Avignon.
Benezet, a shepherd boy, was inspired by God to become a bridge builder. He proved his mission by lifting a heavy stone, and in 1174, with the help of a bridge building brotherhood, [2] he began construction. He worked on the bridge for ten years. In 1184, Benezet died and was buried in a chapel on the bridge. Four years later, in 1188, the Pont d'Avignon was finished.
The bridge was used for nearly five hundred years. When much of it collapsed into the river in 1669, St. Benezet's coffin was opened, and his body found incorrupt. His body was entrusted to the Celestines of Avignon.
Click here [3] to see pictures of the bridge, including an aerial view.
Click here [4] for a YouTube of the song.


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Deep Creek Lake State Park Prepares for Summer Season
DNR appoints new managers for State Park & Lake Management Area
Summer is here, and Deep Creek Lake State Park and Natural Resources Management Area (NRMA) are ready for the throngs of visitors who enjoy Maryland's largest manmade body of water.
"Deep Creek Lake provides a unique, year-round Maryland experience," said Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Secretary Joe Gill. "The lake is more popular than ever, with the Garrett County Chamber of Commerce reporting that 2012 was their biggest rental year."
From world-class fishing to unparalleled family camping, boating and water sports, visitors flock to Deep Creek Lake from across the region. It is home to 18 species of fish, including walleye, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, golden shiners, bluegill, pumpkinseed, chain pickerel and common carp. DNR also stocks about 5,000 brown, rainbow and golden trout annually, with adequate cold water and oxygen at the lake bottom during the summer to allow for year-round fishing.
Since 1950, DNR has tested water clarity—one of the best indicators of water quality—in Deep Creek Lake. Tests show the clarity in the lake is very similar to how it looked in 1953.
Secretary Gill recently appointed Eric Null as manager of the Deep Creek Lake NRMA. Eric holds a B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology from the California University of Pennsylvania. He began his career with the Maryland Park Service as a Natural Resources Planner.
Lieutenant Al Preston, a 22-year Maryland Park Service veteran, is taking over as manager of the State Park. Preston had served as the park manager at Herrington Manor State Park and Swallow Falls State Park since 2009.
"Previously, one person managed both the NRMA and the State Park, which take a significantly different set of management skills," said Secretary Gill. "From this point forward there will be separate managers for these popular areas."
Citizens can do their part to help protect the lake by planting more native plants adjacent to their property to absorb any polluted runoff. People who move their boats between bodies of water should take precautions to avoid introducing nonnative hitchhikers into the lake.
Click here for Deep Creek Lake FAQs.


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hmmm so ultimecia is the god tier hein...very well thank you
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hmmm so ultimecia is the god tier hein...very well thank you
I am under the firm belief that you guys released this just so i could get to work on Shantotto's numbers. Well guess what guys, It worked. >.>
Khell you forgot to add me </3Nice to see the tier list finally released.
The long awaited tier list. Some things surprised me(certain MU's) and some things didn't(Ultimecia=top tier).
Anyway great job on the list it seems accurate. I have the urge to try out some of the MU's when I get the time.
I like how Exdeath is second best and Bartz is second worst.
Remember: Valentines Day 2015
Laguna's best match-up is a 5-5 mirror match. I l'd ol.
So, Cloud of Darkness is Low Tier...
Time to get to work with her then.
Wait, I can't because I moved into a new house and the router is pretty far away from the PS3.
Thanks to Galadin for the awesome signatures
[00:50] <Luna_> what happens in vegas.....will happen in vegas again


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JCB has coated the Sitemaster with its own vibrant yellow and black colouring. A plastic rubber shell helps protect the handset
Some of the keys need to be held with a degree of force to activate the function which can prove uncomfortable, but overall it's a phone that is easy to get on with
A distinct lack of features, though there is both an FM radio and a music player, while the torch and laser pointer are also welcome additions
Though the JCB Sitemaster withstood a relative pounding, it proved destructible when faced with a hammer
For a phone built for the outdoors a talktime of just 180 minutes is disappointing, though we do applaud the fact that JCB has included a portable wind-up charger for those low battery emergencies
Review by Sunetra Chakravati,12/12/2011 4:00:49 PM
Look and feel
Ease of use
Battery life
The inclusion of the torch and laser pointer are welcome additions, as is the portable wind-up charger
Poor battery life for a phone built for the great outdoors
JCB actually partnered with Sonim to produce their first-ever tough-phone some three years ago. In truth, JCB merely added its name to the phone to give it some credibility, with Sonim taking care of the brawn. However, JCB has now decided to go it alone, with a range of three tough-phones - the Tradesman, the Pro-Talk and the Sitemaster. Of course, we've opted to review what JCB deems to be the toughest, the Sitemaster, so how does it measure up to Sonim's latest bruiser?
The Sitemaster is certainly more pocket-friendly than the Sonim Force, though it's by no means a skinny Minnie. In case you were unsure as to who was behind this phone, JCB has emblazoned the phone in yellow and black (the company's traditional colours). It certainly makes the phone stand out, and it dawned on us that this could be particularly useful in helping you locate it should you drop the phone, say in a darkened cave for example.
Though not engulfing the entire handset, much of the edges are covered in a plastic rubber that helps protect the phone from any falls and knocks. Built into this rubber casing on the left-hand side is a microUSB port, used to charge the phone, and two individual volume keys. On the adjacent side is a torch button and another button that fires up a red laser pointer. All of these buttons need to be held down with a degree of force, so much so that it's a little uncomfortable, though on the upside it will stop you accidentally switching on the torch and draining the battery while it's in your pocket or bag.
Flip the phone over and again you'll see the battery cover is fastened by two screws. However, rather than actually remove them like you do with the Sonim Force, they merely need to be loosened. To be honest, Sonim's approach feels more secure, partly due to the fact that its screws are metallic and JCB's are plastic, and thus you can tighten them more fully.
The area directly above the battery cover also left us perplexed. There's a circular area that looks for all intents and purposes like a camera cover - it's not. Either side of it are two small rubberised buttons, one with 'Mode' written beneath it and the other with a standby sign.
However, neither of these keys appeared to do anything. We even checked the instruction manual, but nothing. Other features of note include a music player and an FM radio, both of which can be accessed quickly by pressing the D-Pad in a particular direction.
Unlike the Sonim Force, there's no GPS or internet capabilities. It also has a rather disappointing battery life - just 180 minutes talktime - especially when you consider the lack of power-draining features.
However, JCB has included a wind-up charger that will top-up your battery levels as you turn the handle of this pocket-friendly contraption. You won't want to charge the phone up fully this way, but it's a welcome inclusion for a phone built for outdoors adventure.
As with the Sonim Force, our first 'tough' experiment consisted of us dropping the phone from a height of two metres onto a concrete floor. We were pleased with the results - no obvious scuffs, though a bit of the yellow paint work was chipped. Style coming at a cost? We then put the phone under our shoe and repeatedly stomped on the screen with no adverse effects. However, when it came to a stiletto heeled shoe, it didn't fare so well. Though the phone remained in working order, the screen did suffer some cracks, though not to the point where we were unable to view content.
Next up was the hammer test. Sadly, this proved to be game over for the JCB Sitemaster. After enduring the same battering as the Sonim Force, the JCB Sitemaster reacted by switching off and then refusing to turn back on again.
In fairness to JCB, the Sitemaster never claims to match the Sonim Force in terms of endurance. Whereas the Force is water, dust, shock and drop proof, the JCB Sitemaster is merely resistant to them.
If you're after a phone that can take more than the odd bang and won't break the bank, the JCB Sitemaster Toughphone delivers on both levels.


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Cash Money
Client Specialist
Cash Money is a leader in the alternative financial services industry. Since 1992, we have provided a range of consumer financial products and services and operate a network of over 180 stores across Canada. We have plans for continued aggressive expansion of new stores.
At we're advocates of personal advancement. We are an opportunistic growth company that delivers long term prosperity to our people. We offer a friendly work environment, training programs and a variety of benefits. Working for us, you can also expect a fair and competitive salary, along with quarterly bonus potential to reward you for meeting your performance goals and for creating raving fans internally and externally.
Most importantly, you'll become part of the Cash Money family. We value and respect every employee and we love to help each other learn and grow. We look for people with previous sales or customer service backgrounds, who are dedicated to exceeding expectations whenever possible.
If you enjoy working in a fast paced environment where you are recognized for your hard work, please read on!
Position Summary:
As a Client Specialist, you will be responsible for providing customer service excellence in our retail stores and becoming knowledgeable of the benefits of Cash Money products and services. Using your sales ability, you will explore opportunities to meet our clients' needs. Additional accountabilities include accuracy in cash balancing, adherence and compliance with all policies and procedures and governing federal and provincial legislations. All Client Specialists will be required to work a variety of shifts, which include days, evenings and weekends.
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How does a country—an entire country of 28 million people—run short of toilet paper?
Venezuela faces shortages in everything from toilet paper to bread, but one of the most overlooked items is breast implants.
"They are savages," he said, standing under his toilet paper sign.
When FLOs purchase a toilet, they agree to keep it well-stocked with sanitary products like toilet paper and soap.
When he spills his cup of coffee, he first tries to mop the mess with his fingers, then dams up the puddle with toilet paper.
One day there was a rumor going around that a shipment of toilet paper was coming in and we all lined us to get it.
Mohammed never dreamed of such institutions as toilet paper.
One thickness of Manila paper may be used instead of the toilet paper.
If there is a bathroom, one bath mat and toilet paper in the holder.
toilet paper can be used for something, and this paper money's too stiff.


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Beginning freshmen with a 3.4 unweighted GPA and a 24 ACT/1090 SAT score are eligible to receive the National/International Academic Scholarship that will pay the difference between the non-resident tuition rate and the Tuition Incentive program (TIP) rate.
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He hosted a poetry contest and a talent show, acted as a chaperone for dances, and attended football games.
She was accompanied to the interview with her new Scientology "chaperone."
They should not be able to say I could not chaperone myself in any situation.
"The wife of Malkiel the Second needs no chaperone," retorted Madame.
As it had not, she expressed herself ready to chaperone anybody.
The sharp eyes of the chaperone flitted to and fro from the girl to the man.
And don't forget to send 'The chaperone' home by Mr. Edwards to-morrow night.
The chaperone's eyes followed him, and then she looked at the curious faces about her.
A round of blue paper under our chaperone's arm caught the eye of Mr. Dod.
Henrietta was compelled to take her over to England, and, in fact, to chaperone her.
"act as a chaperon," 1792, also chaperone, from chaperon (n.), or from French chaperonner, from chaperon (n.). Related: Chaperoned; chaperoning.
1720, "woman accompanying a younger, unmarried lady in public," from French chaperon "protector," especially "female companion to a young woman," earlier "head covering, hood" (c.1400), from Old French chaperon "hood, cowl" (12c.), diminutive of chape "cape" (see cap (n.)). "... English writers often erroneously spell it chaperone, app. under the supposition that it requires a fem. termination" [OED]. The notion is of "covering" the socially vulnerable one.
"May I ask what is a chaperon?"The word had been used in Middle English in the literal sense "hooded cloak."
"A married lady; without whom no unmarried one can be seen in public. If the damsel be five and forty, she cannot appear without the matron; and if the matron be fifteen, it will do."
[Catharine Hutton, "The Welsh Mountaineer," London, 1817]
"act as a chaperon," 1792, also chaperone, from chaperon (n.), or from French chaperonner, from chaperon (n.). Related: Chaperoned; chaperoning.


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Boombot is about using explosions to get Boombot to the exit! There are boxes, TNT, exploding gel, and burning oil barrels to help and hinder you. Have fun blasting your way through all 50 levels. Left click and hold to make a bomb, then release to set it off!
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milia m's spring / summer 2014 collection has been previewed and Fashionising.com has each of the key looks for you.
You can see all of the milia m spring / summer 2014 collection by clicking on a thumbnail on the left. From there you can browse through each of the pictures from the collection.
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These look really nice, Are you making anything with the fabric? Happy New Year!
Thanks Jen! Curtains galore for this fabric. The blue for my bedroom and the others go into the kitchen. Gone are the days of the temporary curtains!
Such a lovely idea!
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text: I'm been trying to setup serial IO for my brother for months (I've got it setup for myself) and I thought I had all the kinks worked out, but ran into this same issue where the test call worked but the daily call didn't. Then when we switched back to use the modem and we ran into daily call problems as well. After a bunch of packet sniffing, it seems that the service is getting to the point of sending data in raw TCP chunks, but it's taking the series one tivo a long time to send the ACK that it received the individual chunks (don't know if this is normal behavior for the series one or not). The service will send the next segment while waiting for the previous ACK, then when it doesn't get the ACK quickly enough the service is retransmitting the first chunk. It does this send two chunck, times out for the first ACK, retransmit first chunk, get the original chunks ACK sequence then continues. I ran into problems because I had set my pppd timeout to be 30 seconds and this process got to the point where it was taking longer than 30 seconds to catch up to the data chunks. Unfortunately, at the same time that I tried lengthening the timeout (to 180 seconds) I had just previously been trying it with the the speed bumped down to 57600 (from 115200). With the longer timeout, I'm getting much more data (it's at Ack=38580 after 19 minutes where before it would timeout after Ack=10180 at around 5 minutes). Also of note, these segments are small (only 1420 bytes) each and the time between ACKs slows from 6s,12s,24s,48s,96s,120s,120s,120s... It starts at 6 seconds, then doubles until it tops out at 120 seconds between ACKs - very odd. I'll let this work for a while longer and send an update if the elongated timeout is a viable work-around for other serial IOers (though this is very painful to have to deal with all the retransmits that must be really slowing things down).


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I know the anti's have to be hating this.
New study shows gun violence down in Virginia - NBC12.com - Richmond, VA News, Weather, Traffic & Sports
New study shows gun violence down in Virginia
Posted: Nov 26, 2012 7:29 AM EST Updated: Nov 26, 2012 7:29 AM EST
Posted by Phil Newsome - email
A new analysis shows gun-related violence has actually fallen steadily in Virginia since 2006, despite the record number of firearm sales.
VCU professor Thomas Baker compared state crime data for 2006 through 2011 with gun dealer sales estimated by the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The research shows the number of guns purchased soared to 73% in the six year period, while gun related crimes fell 24%.
Baker says the comparisons seem to contradict the premise that guns lead to more crime.


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Bus and car collide at 26th SW and SW Roxbury in non injury accident
A mini-van and First Student school bus with one student and a driver on board collided at the intersection of 26th Ave. S.W. and S.W. Roxbury St. shortly after noon on Feb. 11, but there were no reported injuries.
There were four vehicles involved in the accident that happened around 12:15 p.m.
The mini-van suffered the most significant damage.
The intersection is blocked (as of 12:30 p.m.) but is in the process of being cleared as police direct traffic.
The bus driver confirmed her student passenger was not injured and the girl's mother came to pick her up.
The bus was traveling westbound on Roxbury through the intersection when the silver mini-van hit her, according to the bus driver.
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Hi there,
I've been building a web survey for the past few days. All the text fields and drop-down selectors work fine. However, I've not been able to get my radio buttons or checkboxes working properly. I've tried all sorts of PHP scripting but I keep on encountering all sorts of errors, so I've decided to totally start from scratch.
Your help in creating a new script would be greatly appreciated.
The first part of the code needs to be some sort of loop statement, to create the radio buttons/checkboxes. Coding them individually would be time consuming so I want to avoid doing this. The code needs to make it clear which buttons have been selected, so that they stay selected following $_POST.
<input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" name="example">

The second part of the code then needs to collect the values from the radio buttons/checkboxes and turn this into a variable so that I can convert it into session data. Preferrably I'd prefer this to be done as a string, as I'm not 100% familiar with arrays.
It really depends on the use and if you're dealing with multiple check boxes or radio buttons per-row or over a span of rows. Generally speaking, If they are checkboxes You would make your names arrays like you did in your other post with the value. You can force a name array key with a record id, e.g. name="item[$id]" and the value which represents the selection or have an open name, e.g. name="item[]" and then the value would be the id. How it's handled on processing again depends on the setup and the result you are looking for. It also depends on if you are inserting records or updating records as only selected checkboxes will be passed. So if you for example updating a table of items to be shown you may need to update all records to NOT shown (0 or false or whatever you are using) then loop through the posted values and mark those records as shown. In most cases you are going to be dealing with arrays and I gave you a few examples on handling post and saving to session. If you can provide an example and explanation of expected results I'm sure someone can provide an answer.
Hi there Drummin,
I've scrapped the code that you saw in my previous post because I was struggling with getting it to work properly. Every time I checked to see what data was being posted to the session, it came out as an array. I wanted it to be a string - something like a basic "Yes" or "No" for if something has been selected.
I want the user to be able to select multiple checkboxes/radio buttons. So let's say the question is "which of the following have you used" and there could be 8 different options. Whilst I don't want the output to be an array, I still want to use an array to create these form elements as it'll save time. This is what I had previously.
foreach($outsourceArray AS $key => $value) {
$checked = (isset($_POST['outsource']) && is_array($_POST['outsource']) && in_array($key, $_POST['outsource'])) ? 'checked' : '' ;
$optionOutput .= '<input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" name="outsource[' . $key .']" value="'. $key .'" '. $checked .'>'. $value .'
';
I then want to create some simple code like if(isset($_POST['outsource'])) to do some basic validation and then store the output to a session. However, I want to make sure the output is as a string, not an array.
Your help would be appreciated
EDIT: Obviously if I have to use arrays then I will but it'd be great if someone could comment the code to explain exactly how it works
Well then wouldn't the second example work for this? Session is always an array with a key and value.
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST'){
foreach($_POST['outsource'] as $outsource){
$varname = "outsource" . $outsource;
$_SESSION[$varname] = $outsource;
//echo "
";
//echo "
";
Sorry, I must only have tried the first example. I remember the page showing something like this...
[0] => 1
[1] => 2
[2] => 4
[3] => 3
...which left me confused as to why the data was formatted like that. I've just tried your second example and it seems to be more appropriate for what I need.
[outsource1] => 1
[outsource5] => 5
[outsource7] => 7
[outsource3] => 3
However, I see the index number is displaying as opposed to a yes/no, or True or False. Is that easy to change?
PS: Are there any tutorials you can recommend on arrays and using the data from them? I feel like this is an area of PHP that I need to improve on.
Thanks for your help
It would be much easier seeing a row of input fields and giving you an example, however you will notice that only selected checkboxes are passed on POST so those all will be true. So the line where session is set could be changed to "true" if you wish.
$_SESSION[$varname] = "true";
As I mentioned above, sometimes you need to update your table, setting all values to false, then process the posted values as true. There are so many ways to do things and here is a different approach where "items" are looped through while building the form AND during processing as well so you have ALL items at process time regardless of what's selected and can be set to true or false for each item.
echo "
";
echo "
";
$balls = array("Baseball","Basket Ball","Tennis Ball","Foot Ball");
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST'){
foreach($balls as $ball){
$value = (in_array($ball,$_POST['ball']) ? "True" : "False");
// $_SESSION[$ball] = $value;
$result[$ball] = $value;
echo "
";
echo "
";
$display = '<form action="" method="post">';
foreach($balls as $ball){
$display .= "<input type=\\"checkbox\\" name=\\"ball[]\\" value=\\"$ball\\">$ball \\r";
$display .= "
";
$display .= '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" />';
$display .= '</form>';
echo $display;
You can essentially set it to whatever term you want but it will be generally easier if you use 1/0 or true/false and then ran the item as a boolean for sanitation purposes. It also has the added benefits of you not having to run it through a comparison in an if as you could simply just call the variable itself and it will output a boolean true/false result, something that will also be effective in the ternary operators used in the above example. In that case all you'd need to do is have a default variable set to false and then just set that variable in the loop to $value, or, alternatively, run it through a simple if/ternary check. Something simple like, which will force any $value it's run against to be either true or false and as such shouldn't be used outside of an if $key = specific key name unless you want to change all of the values:
$value = ($value !=True)?False:True;
(the above is essentially the same solution used in post 6 but I'd generally recommend not adding a loop if you don't have to and would personally run this check in the loop that outputs the content itself as initializing loops is somewhat more intensive, so far as I understand it, than just adding to the stuff an existing loop already does particularly when they're functionally the exact same loop)or
IF($value !=True){
$value = False;
$value = True;
Additionally the reason you're getting a number is in your html you're setting the value as the key instead of as True, that's the red section in the code. The value there can be whatever you want, it need not be $key, and actually probably should not be key, I'd image it should actually be $value since that would provide the value already assigned to that array if checked instead of manually changing it each time to key regardless of what the original or intended value is.
foreach($outsourceArray AS $key => $value) {
$checked = (isset($_POST['outsource']) && is_array($_POST['outsource']) && in_array($key, $_POST['outsource'])) ? 'checked' : '' ;
$optionOutput .= '<input type="checkbox" class="checkbox" name="outsource[' . $key .']" value="'. $key .'" '. $checked .'>'. $value .'
';
Additionally if the whole array is run through empty() you can assign it default values if it returns true. Which means you'll be able to act in a certain way if there is no active session.
Here's one quick tutorial on arrays I found with a google search, most of what you're seeing here is looping through an array as a method of handling the data in them. Most PHP books will contain a number of sections just dedicated to looping through arrays in addition to a number of sections to the defining of arrays and I'm sure sitepoint has some offerings in the books/ebooks section that would be useful, particularly since it's an easy topic to get lost in while new and having constant reference like that around will be helpful. For starters you'll want to think of it as a way of tabling data with multidimensional arrays being tables storing tables (since that's essentially all an array is, a not an actual database temporary table which roughly resembles what a database table would in, say, phpMyAdmin on a cpanel server). Sessions are essentially arrays that are slightly less temporary than an array but slightly more temporary than a database so taking the time to learn about arrays will be extremely helpful in learning both session and database management (as those are basically permanent arrays and return results in the same way arrays do).
Thank you both for your help. Not only have I managed to get the problem fixed, but I've learnt a bit more about PHP in the process. Thanks


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Steve Chiotakis: Mark Zandi is chief economist at Moodys.com. Mark, another financial institution in government hands. Is this the end of the free market system as we know it?
Mark Zandi: Hahah, no, but it's certainly big government intervention in the marketplace to try to shore up the market, and I think it's absolutely necessary and a good move by the government.
Chiotakis: Let's talk a little bit about the nuts and bolts of this plan with the U.S. government -- $300 billion covered by the U.S. government, is that going to be enough? Do you think there's going to be more down the road?
Zandi: Well I think at Citigroup, they were pretty careful in walling off their very bad assets, the bad residential mortgage loans, commercial mortgage-backed securities, other bad corporate loans. I'm pretty sure they got all of the bad assets into this one bad bank, so to speak, and that's what the government's guaranteeing. So I think in the case of Citigroup, they probably got it.
Chiotakis: What kind of money are we talking about in this bailout?
Zandi: Well, it really does depend on how badly these assets perform. Citigroup had to put up a chunk of money as well that will go first as these losses accumulate on these bad assets. And only after that is exhausted will the government's guarantees start to kick in. So we'll have to see -- it really does depend on how bad the economy is, how long the economy struggles and how that undermines these assets.
Chiotakis: Do you see other banks headed in this direction?
Zandi: There will be more failures, yeah. I do think, though, that the biggest failures are largely behind us, if not completely behind us. I can't think of another big institution that is as fragile. And of course, I probably would have said the same thing a couple, three weeks ago. But all the weak links in the system are being rung out, and while there will be more failures, I think they'll be smaller ones.
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My house goes through periods of being destroyed and not too bad - well if you don't count hidden clutter all over the house. I know I need to get everything under control. I know that our biggest problem is we don't have a place for everything - 1 too much stuff, 2 lack of closets and organization. I start another school semester on Monday and i swore that over winter break I would get the upstairs organized and have a routine for the main living area. I am starting today . Hello, my name is SJ and I am a lifelong procrastinator
This afternoon I just completed 3 15 minute sessions back to back in the kids' bathroom, kids' playroom and my bedroom. Only 45 minutes and I feel tired, want to be finished for the day. Yikes, how did I get so lazy? I served five years in the Marine Corps for crying out loud! I do think a lot of it is mental, a feeling of being overwhelmed, a feeling of it always gets messy again and my hard work is for nothing. Bah.
Anyone else BTDT and overcome the lazies with the result of an organized clean house? Anyone else in the same boat?
I am happy to say that I have been diligently bustin' my booty all afternoon! I guess there is still hope for me! Not only have I been cleaning up the upstairs I have been sure to not just move clutter and to tackle jobs that haven't been done in a while like cleaning the baseboards. I usually give myself 15 minute breaks after 45 minutes but today I have been content to take short breaks.
The 15 minute round robin has kept me on task while moving quickly (to get a lot done before the timer rings) and not getting too overwhelmed - I highly recommend it!
Feeling accomplished! Now back to work for me
I am gradually getting there...much more clean and organised than I was! Thanks to 'Motivated Mom' chores and doing a heap of decluttering here with the 2010 thread and now the 2011 thread.
For me the revelation has been that I shouldn't spend full days cleaning as I just get exhausted and burned out....that is what I like about the MM chores, because it is just a little each day. I think I am naturally a little bit lazy too, and that is why this method works for me. I can do 2 or 3 chores and then I am done for the day.
Yay MissSJ!!! Sounds like you are on a roll! I always feel more motivated after getting a few small tasks done too.
Throwing/donating heaps of stuff away was the trick for me. And boy was it painful. But I started just doing it. Ever watch hoarders? For some reason that show really motivated me. I couldn't sit still.. Had to get up and start cleaning. Eek! And anything I was waffling on? I just got rid of it. So far I haven't missed any of it, but I sure enjoy my clean new, easy to maintain space.
Lol I agree, the show hoarders is hugely motivational to get rid of stuff.
Couldnt you sell things on eBay?
I go through it, too. Sometimes I do great, other times I epically fail, and I really can't explain to myself why it happens. But it's definitely endlessly frustrating.
Every January I have a slump. I think I'm just so active Oct-Dec with entertaining that come January 2nd I'm just D.O.N.E. In January as long as things are relatively neat I'm fine with it. My house is certainly not company ready at the moment. And I just started taking the Christmas stuff down yesterday. I still have a bazillion linens to put away from new year's. Clean but waiting to be folded and put away.
And Hoarders is all reruns. There goes my motivation. *sigh* LOL.
I think every once in a while you just need a break. Just give yourself a certain amount of time to be lazy then get back to it.
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls as energy stocks slump, banks weigh
* TSX down 116.95 points, or 0.91 percent, at 12,803.19
* Eight of the TSX's 10 main groups move lower
TORONTO Jan 6 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Wednesday as energy stocks slid and heavyweight banks and railways pulled back amid rising geopolitical tensions and growth worries.
The most influential movers included pipeline company Enbridge Inc, which fell 2.1 percent to C$45.03, and Suncor Energy Inc, the country's largest oil and gas company, which declined 2.4 percent to C$34.56.
The energy group overall retreated 2.8 percent, with oil prices sliding over 4 percent to fresh 11-year lows as tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran made any cooperation between them to cut output even more unlikely.
The index's financials group retreated 0.9 percent, with Bank of Nova Scotia off 1.1 percent to C$55.52.
At 10:40 a.m. EST (1540 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 116.95 points, or 0.91 percent, at 12,803.19. Of the index's 10 main industry groupings, only two were in positive territory.
"I think that everybody is just sitting and watching and waiting to see if something will stabilize," said Diana Avigdor, a portfolio manager and head of trading at Barometer Capital Management. "From a trading perspective, there's just no bids anywhere."
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Milla Jovovich is quite a chameleon, first one of the world's top models in the nineties and after dabbling in a recording career she turned to acting in the late nineties and found fame in Bruce Willis The Fifth Element in 1997. After a turn at fashion design with her friend Carmen Hawk in 2003 she's back in the modeling fold for Escada. It's an interesting model choice as the German label pulls itself back from bankruptcy threats last year. But this ad campaign photographed by peter Lindbergh seems more like an ad campaign for Spanish high street brand Mango than a high fashion brand like Escada. It doesn't evoke a feel of allure and luxury for me.
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I am an academic librarian at a small liberal arts college. I am committed, within the confines of a finite library budget, to provide access to the most relevant, highest quality information resources (journals, books, and media) possible for our students and faculty. One important component of this access commitment are the 11 Arts & Sciences collections and 1 Life Science collection (over 1,600 titles) we subscribe to on the JSTOR full text journal archive platform.
JSTOR is a valuable and cost effective resource in our online information mix. JSTOR uniquely features Volume 1, Issue 1 full text coverage to most titles, which then move forward in time, embargoing (most commonly) the latest 3-5 years of coverage so as not to jeopardize publisher revenue through current subscriptions. Disciplines that require access to current content may find this embargo model unacceptable. But for many disciplines in the humanities, for example, where research retains greater informational "shelf life," the delay doesn't make these resources less useful. Indeed, a journal archive like this can be especially valuable for historical or diachronic research.
It still amazes me that as a small college library we are able to provide access to a resource like JSTOR for our users. Indeed, I often reflect on the information-rich environment that characterizes our library generally, even with a constrained resource budget. But I also often lament how our students will lose access to this wealth of information when they graduate and enter into their vocations. We encourage our students to commit themselves to "life-long learning" following graduation, but we have to assume that others will provide access to the needed information resources. Licensing agreements expressly prohibit us from providing it.
This is another reason why I am an advocate for open access to scholarly research. Access to information and knowledge shouldn't be limited to an academic "hot house" environment any more than access to that same information and knowledge should be limited by paywalls within the academic environment. This is a work in progress. While still a significant distance from offering open access, I was interested to read last week that JSTOR has begun to take some steps toward opening access to its journal archive to individuals who would otherwise lose access upon graduation, or who never had access through a participating institution to begin with.
In a press release dated January 9, 2013, JSTOR announced that following a successful 10-month test, it is now expanding an experiment called Register & Read, which will give anyone who signs up for a JSTOR account free online reading access to up to three articles every two weeks in over 1,200 journals (Excel) "from nearly 800 scholarly societies, university presses, and academic publishers" in the JSTOR archive. Affiliation with an academic institution is not required.
"Our goal is for everyone around the world to be able to use the content we have put online and are preserving," said Laura Brown, JSTOR managing director. "Register & Read provides a virtual way for anyone to walk into the JSTOR library, register at the door, and 'check out' a limited number of articles for reading." (from the press release)
Register & Read follows another JSTOR initiative launched in September 2011 called Early Journal Content (mentioned earlier on my blog here), which opened public domain journal article content (published before 1923 in the United States and before 1870 in other countries) in the JSTOR archive to anyone, regardless of institutional affiliation, and no registration is required. Indeed, any user can freely search on JSTOR for citations and article previews. [JSTOR also recently announced the Access for Alumni program, where institutions can pay an additional percentage of their annual archival collection access fees to provide access for their alumni.]
A test drive of Register & Read
I conducted a number of searches in JSTOR without logging in with my institution credentials so I could see how this process worked.
Search result (3) is entirely free to access because it is an article in the public domain (from June 1888) and part of JSTOR's Early Journal Content program. Notice though that result (2) is marked with an "X" to indicate that I do not have normal access to this article. However, if I proceed to click on the record link I am taken to the article page that includes citation information and an article preview, over which is this banner:
The banner indicates that the article is available for me to read online for free (this article is from a journal that is part of the Register & Read archive collection). When I click the "Read Online" button I am prompted to register or login with a MyJSTOR account:
I clicked the "Register" button and was directed to a sign up form for a MyJSTOR account. I don't recall whether this form is different than the one I would have encountered earlier as an institution-affiliated user to enable management of saved searches and citations. However, I noted the required fields that ask for my name, email address, institutional affiliation (if any), position, and area of study.
Clearly, the trade-off for being granted limited free reading access to articles is granting JSTOR and its publishing partners access to my use activity on the platform. I confess this takes some of the shine off for me—both as a librarian who is committed to protecting user privacy, and as an open access advocate who winces at the strings being attached to this idea of "free." In fairness, I see this kind of personal information request on other aggregator platforms. I suspect the drive for this comes from the publishers that are anxious for any leverage to sustain or improve their current economic positions. Like so many free online services, users will have to decide whether the value they derive is worth the cost. JSTOR has a user Privacy Policy.
In addition to online reading, Register & Read in many cases provides users with the option of purchasing accessed articles for downloading and printing, or they can be stored in the user's MyJSTOR account. When I click the "Download" button I am prompted with purchase options. Notice that I am here also given the option of purchasing the entire journal issue:
Register & Read is rolled into the infrastructure that has enabled unaffiliated persons to purchase individual articles off the platform for a number of years now. The price of the article is set by the publisher. JSTOR gets a cut for providing the delivery platform.
Impressions: Good start, but rationing reinforces notion of knowledge scarcity
There is no question that I am spoiled by our institutional access to JSTOR, and this inevitably colors my impressions of Register & Read. I love JSTOR. But my first thought after reading about this initiative was: "Three articles every two weeks? Really?!" What strategy would I need to devise to ration my access if I was more than a casual reading visitor to JSTOR?
I'm sure they ran the numbers after the pilot to arrive at this figure. I'm also sure they engaged in a Herculean effort to get buy-in from all the publishers that agreed to join the program. I don't want to sound ungrateful. It's a start. Maybe it's not the number of articles so much as the access timeframe that feels particularly tight-fisted. Research activity is not evenly spaced in time like this. If I'm doing research or working on a writing project I need access to many sources in relatively short spurts of time. Three articles every two weeks translates into 78 articles a year, 39 articles every 6 months, or 20 (rounding-up from 19.5) articles every quarter. What if JSTOR gave me the option of accessing up to 20 articles every three months to use as I needed? That would have an entirely different feel about it—more generous. It would make the Register & Read service significantly more useful to independent scholars.
I don't see Register & Read as a form of open access, though I grant it is a step toward the opening of access. I don't think it would be better if JSTOR were entirely closed. The ability to search the platform like a bibliographic index is itself a valuable feature, as is access to its public domain Early Journal Content. Paradoxically, though, doling-out this little bit of access behind a tracking login seems to more strongly reinforce the notion that knowledge is a scarce commodity whose value must be closely guarded and monetized at every turn. I think JSTOR can do better.
Religion, Biblical Studies and related journals in the Register & Read titles list
I scanned the current Register & Read titles list (Excel) for journals that would be of interest to persons studying religion, biblical studies, or related disciplines. I may have missed a few, but I picked out the following:
American Journal of Theology & Philosophy
The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research
Archives de sciences sociales des religions
Buddhist-Christian Studies
The Catholic Historical Review
Die Welt des Islams
El Ciervo
European Judaism
The Furrow
Hebrew Studies
History of Religions
The Irish Church Quarterly
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies
Jewish Historical Studies
The Jewish Quarterly Review
Jewish Studies Quarterly
Journal of Biblical Literature
Journal of Cuneiform Studies
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion
Journal of Law and Religion
Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures
Journal of Moravian History
Journal of Near Eastern Studies
Journal of Qur'anic Studies
The Journal of Religion
Journal of Religion in Africa
The Journal of Religious Ethics
Journal of the American Oriental Society
Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues
Near Eastern Archaeology
Nova Religio: The Journal of Alternative and Emergent Religions
Novum Testamentum
Philosophy East and West
Religion & Literature
Review of Religious Research
Soundings: An Interdisciplinary Journal
Studia Islamica
The Torah U-Madda Journal
U.S. Catholic Historian
Vetus Testamentum
Vigiliae Christianae