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Before and After: Henry Peach Robinson photograph
The conservation department of the Ransom Center is responsible for the care and preservation of the Center's collections. This feature highlights repair and conservation work on collection items.
Mounted on poor-quality, acidic board that was shorter than the print, the photograph was wrapped around the ends of the mount board, and the print was then framed, apparently soon after it was made. The photograph could not be safely handled for viewing or research purposes because the brittle mount and existing damage—tears, distortions, and areas of loss—put it at risk of further damage.
Prolonged light exposure from display (collector Helmut Gernsheim acquired the photograph from Robinson's daughter, who had it on the wall in her home) also contributed to the darkening of the paper, the yellowing of the albumen layer, and the fading of the silver image.
The old mount and adhesive were removed from the back of the albumen print, and the photograph was bathed in distilled water to reduce darkening and discoloration of the paper support that had resulted from acid migration from the old mount board.
The albumen print was mended and lined using a thin Japanese tissue and wheat starch paste and attached to a new mount of single-ply, acid-free board. The paper support of the albumen print is very thin, and the new mount provides physical support, particularly in the areas that had been previously damaged.
The lined and mounted photograph is housed in a window mat of four-ply, acid-free museum board. This provides physical protection and support for the photograph during storage, as well as during researcher use and exhibition.
This conservation treatment was carried out by Barbara Brown, Head of Photograph Conservation.
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in facetapi/plugins/facetapi/adapter.inc on line 112 there is a fatal error when creating a new class.
Came across this upgrading from Beta 6 -> 7
Let me know if there's any other information I can provide to help resolve this. Thanks!
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 566 pass(es). View
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Comment #1cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Which search module are you using?
Comment #2cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|» Normal
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
So this looks like the URL Processor plugin, which was added in beta7. This means that the hook implementations aren't cached, which I am assuming is the issue. Did you clear cache or run update.php after updating the module?
Comment #3omills CreditAttribution: omills commented
Same problem for me, during beta 6 to 7 update.
Here is my pm list:
Search Database search (search_api_db) Module 7.x-1.x-dev
Search Search API (search_api) Module 7.x-1.x-dev
Search Search facets (search_api_facetapi) Module 7.x-1.x-dev
Search Search pages (search_api_page) Module 7.x-1.x-dev
Search Search views (search_api_views) Module 7.x-1.x-dev
Search Toolkit Facet API (facetapi) Module 7.x-1.0-beta7
Comment #4omills CreditAttribution: omills commented
Solution: Cache clear gets it working again! Thanks cpliakas
drush cache-clear
Comment #5cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Fixed
Thanks for posting back, omills. Marking this as fixed because a cache clear does the trick.
Comment #6cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Just a note here...
Whenever updating any module you must run update.php as part of the update process. Facet API beta 7 does have a schema update, so it needs to be run. It will also clear cache, preventing the issue in the OP above.
Comment #8greg.harvey CreditAttribution: greg.harvey commented
|Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string on line 112 of Adapter.inc
|» Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string on line 137 of adapter.inc
|» 7.x-1.0-rc4
|Closed (fixed)
|» Active
Getting this again, using Apache Solr Integration, was fine with beta10 of that and beta7 of Facet API - just upgraded to rc4 (yes, have run updatedb and cleared cache many times, restarted PHP in case APC is causing problems, etc. etc.) and I'm getting this again. Going to downgrade to make sure it's definitely an issue with Facet API.
Comment #9cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Thanks for posting back. What version of Apache Solr Search Integration are you using?
Comment #10greg.harvey CreditAttribution: greg.harvey commented
This was latest, 7.x-1.0-beta16. But then I thought at first it was Apache Solr at fault, so I rolled that back before I rolled back Facet API, so also tried it with 7.x-1.0-beta10 and Facet API 7.x-1.0-rc4 still gave me that error with both Apache Solr releases. Let me know if there are any specific checks/environment information you want me to do/give you. =)
Edit: Forgot to say, rolling back Facet API did fix the problem - rolling back Apache Solr Integration alone did not.
Comment #11cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
The standard URL processor is defined by Facet API and a vital component, so it really should exist. I'm sure a lot more people would be yelling at me if it didn't :-). One of the difference between Facet API betaX and rcX releases is that a hook_hook_info() implementation was added and Facet API hook implementations were separated out into a facetapi.facetapi.inc file. Are you sure this file is present in the environment you are testing on? If you are deploying via VCS, is it possible that this file wasn't explicitly added? That's really the only thing I can think of off the top of my head.
Comment #12greg.harvey CreditAttribution: greg.harvey commented
Hi Chris - thanks for taking the time to reply. We deploy with Jenkins and the file was definitely there. Very odd. I'll have to try this again and report back. I'll give it a go tomorrow, if I remember/get time. =)
Comment #13yurtboy CreditAttribution: yurtboy commented
greg.harvey any update on this?
Just a follow up on this. I get the same error which after a magical combination or cache clear. theme change back and forth and reading some random news for a few minutes it works again.
The trigger for me is when I try to add additional theme functions into the project around this one area. The site is 99% done so it is well themed and working. But only here do simple things like adding dpm to hook_preprocess_page to get some output I need or even moving search-results.tpl.php into the theme folder cause this error to start up.
PHP Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string in /var/www/staging/sites/all/modules/contrib/facetapi/plugins/facetapi/adapter.inc on line 137
Here is my list of modules
Core Search (search) Module Enabled 7.10
Search Toolkit Apache Solr search (apachesolr_search) Module Enabled 7.x-1.0-beta16+18-dev
Search Toolkit Current Search Blocks (current_search) Module Enabled 7.x-1.0-rc4
Chaos tool suite Chaos tools (ctools) Module Enabled 7.x-1.0-rc1
Comment #14greg.harvey CreditAttribution: greg.harvey commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Active
Interesting additional info - thanks. I haven't had chance yet. Spent the last few days in never ending phone calls and dealing with infrastructure issues... =/
Comment #15Nick_vh CreditAttribution: Nick_vh commented
I had similar encounters when backporting the module to Drupal 6. This exact error seemed to popup regurlarly. And it could be caused by a malfunction in the autloading of classes actually. It seems that this function is called too early somehow and thus the url processor does not exist.
What you could try in the meantime is to hard-wire the path to the file where the class is situated :
* Implements hook_facetapi_url_processors().
function facetapi_facetapi_url_processors() {
return array(
'standard' => array(
'handler' => array(
'label' => t('Standard URL processors'),
'class' => 'FacetapiUrlProcessorStandard',
'file' => drupal_get_path('module', 'facetapi') . "/plugins/facetapi/url_processor_standard.inc",
Notice: the file path was added
If this does not resolve it, try to do a include_once of the url_processor.inc in that same function, before the return to figure out if the class loading is your problem.
Comment #16yurtboy CreditAttribution: yurtboy commented
So far so good! It is not complaining about the search-result.tpl.php folder in the themes folder. I added one test change it it is still working!
Just excited after hours of trying to figure out if it was a server issue or solr issue etc.
When looking at the error it seemed far enough up the line that I could not
All I did was your first suggestion.
I will get more into it this weekend again (maybe today if I catch up on other build stuff) and let you know.
Let me know if you need more testing etc since I have a VM running this site I can easily change up modules etc and let you know what works.
Comment #17Nick_vh CreditAttribution: Nick_vh commented
We might need to add all the file paths for the plugins. Just in case... Ctools will figure out if it is already loaded or not. The only thing I am a bit worried about is that for example url_processor.inc is not included because it is not a plugin, it is a base class.
So probably we need to add a simple mechanism to load those classes when needed? This could also help 6.x-3.x
Comment #18cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Oh wow that sucks. Great debugging, guys. I will try to replicate based on the information above.
Comment #19yurtboy CreditAttribution: yurtboy commented
This has been working great. No more issue while I theme out the page.
Thanks again!
Comment #20cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Based on comments in #16 and #19, should we roll a patch and mark this as RTBC?
Comment #21Nick_vh CreditAttribution: Nick_vh commented
cpliakas, this change has more impact if we include the path for all other plugins also. As a way for a fallback when autoload fails?
Comment #22cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
Do you think we need to do this for all plugins, or just the URL processor? I am totally fine with this workaround, but personally I'd rather not duplicate the class loading unless necessary. I could be convinced otherwise.
Comment #23cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|» Needs review
|674 bytes
FAILED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] Unable to apply patch processor-class-autoload-1306198-23.patch. Unable to apply patch. See the log in the details link for more information. View
So what about something like this? It is more of a hack, but at least it prevents having to have a dual loading mechanism in the core plugins.
Comment #24cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|Needs review
|» Fixed
I committed my hack to the 7.x versions of Facet API. If it doesn't work we can re-open and try other methods.
Comment #26bear_beavis CreditAttribution: bear_beavis commented
|» 7.x-1.2
|Closed (fixed)
|» Active
I got the same issue with Facetapi 7.x.1.2
"Fatal error: Class name must be a valid object or a string in sites/all/modules/contrib/facetapi/plugins/facetapi/adapter.inc on line 219 "
I found a workaround, module ctools has weight 0 in table system :
update system set weight=-1 where name='facetapi';
drush cc all
then it works everytime
update system set weight=1 where name='facetapi';
drush cc all
got the error everytimes when pointing my browser to url '/admin/config/search/apachesolr/settings/solr/facets'
When facetapi weight is 0 like ctools module, sometimes it works, sometimes not...
Comment #27cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|» Needs review
PASSED: [[SimpleTest]]: [MySQL] 566 pass(es). View
Thanks for the details. Before changing the weight by default, I want to figure out why this even matters. If it is unavoidable then we can modify the weight on install and see what the consequences are, if any. The attached patch will at least prevent the fatal errors, and I opened a separate issue at #1816110: Determine why the URL processor plugins are unavailable when CTools is weighted heavier than Facet API where we can analyze why the weights have any bearing on this.
Comment #28cpliakas CreditAttribution: cpliakas commented
|Needs review
|» Fixed
Committed "fix". Let's move to the other issue for future debugging.


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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Span cleared to start rehab assignment
Major League Baseball has started to take concussions very seriously in the past year. They instituted a new 7-day DL spot for players that are suffering from concussion symptoms. The new rules also meant that Span had to pass a concussion test and submit the results to MLB before he could return.
Right before the All-Star break, Ron Gardenhire stated that he hoped for Span to get seven to 10 games played during his rehab before he returned to the Twins. The AAA All-Star Game is tonight and that means that the Red Wings are off until Thursday. If Span heads straight to Rochester, he could get his games in there and return to the Twins in time for a big series against Detroit at the end of the month (July 21-24).
Span's imminent return could be a shot in the arm that the Twins need to make a push in the second half. Before his injury, Span was the best player on the Twins in the first half. A defensive outfield that includes both Span and Ben Revere would be fun for fans to watch. The pitching staff of the Twins would be very appreciative of the amount of fly balls that could be tracked down by these two players.
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Four to face charges in beating death of Chicora man
KITTANNING — All four men charged in connection with the death of a Chicora man outside a borough bar early St. Patrick's Day will face homicide charges in criminal court, after a preliminary hearing before District Judge James Owen at the Armstrong County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon.
"It is a very troubling case for everybody involved: the families of the defendants and the families of the victim. But as troubling as this case may be, I don't think it diminishes the seriousness of the offense," said Owen.
"Based on my review of the evidence, it is my intention to find the Commonwealth has met its burden of proof on all charges and all charges will be held for court."
The decision came after a two-hour hearing that saw Armstrong County District Attorney Scott Andreassi call two witnesses: Zane Hassa of Ford City, an acquaintance of some of the defendants who reportedly witnessed the attack and testified that each played a role in the beating of Sullivan; and state police Trooper Chris Birkbichler, who interviewed defendant Dennis Rosenberger the day after the incident.
Otilio Cosme, 43, and Anthony Michael Bove, 18, both of Ford City, and Keith Allen Brison, 32, of Kittanning, already faced charges of criminal homicide, aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and harassment for allegedly stomping and kicking an unconscious James Sullivan, 39, after Rosenberger, 27, of Kittanning, allegedly "sucker-punched" or tackled him to the ground. Rosenberger was initially only charged with aggravated and simple assault for his alleged role in the incident that occurred outside the Wick City Saloon around 1:30 a.m. on March 17, but Andreassi said the prosecution filed a new complaint against him on Wednesday adding more serious charges including criminal homicide after autopsy results could not rule out that Rosenberger's actions could have directly led to Sullivan's death.
Sullivan was pronounced dead at ACMH Hospital about an hour after the incident.
Andreassi first called to the stand Hassa, a security guard at ACMH Hospital who allegedly parked his vehicle in the Wick City Saloon lot between 1:15 and 1:20 a.m. that night, just before the incident occurred.
Hassa testified that about 10 minutes before that, he met with Rosenberger and Bove along with several other people at his fiancee's house before taking two separate vehicles to the bar.
Hassa said he had been receiving text messages from another man there who allegedly had some involvement with his fiancée and was going to confront him about it.
50 to 70 people
Hassa said when he arrived, about 50 to 70 people from inside the bar had moved outside onto Montieth Street.
He said he saw Sullivan — whom he did not know — escort a woman to her vehicle and said he witnessed an argument between Cosme's wife and another woman.
Hassa testified that Sullivan allegedly began following Cosme — who Hassa knew — as the two men argued and "jawed at each other" while Cosme walked away from the bar, possibly toward his parked truck. That's when Rosenberger allegedly assaulted Sullivan in the presence of about 30 or 40 people who remained.
"I saw (Rosenberger) go between two cars and tackle (Sullivan)," said Hassa.
"Sullivan went to the ground — straight down. Then Rosenberger got up and kicked (Sullivan) in the side. Then I saw (Cosme) get on (Sullivan's) chest and start stomping."
Hassa described Cosme as facing Sullivan as he stood on his chest and alternated stomping his feet four to five times.
"Then I saw Keith Brison and Tony Bove come to (Sullivan)," said Hassa. "Bove came down a little bank and soccer-kicked (Sullivan) in the right side. Keith Brison was on his left side, kicking Sullivan."
Hassa said a bystander then intervened and tackled Cosme and that Rosenberger, Bove and Brison then left Sullivan to aid Cosme. He said Cosme then got in his truck and drove away.
Under cross-examination, defense attorneys aggressively attempted to discredit Hassa, accusing him of packing a sledgehammer in his vehicle in preparation for his own potential fight and repeatedly noting that although he serves as a security guard, he did nothing to intervene.
Hassa said, "It felt like time stopped," and claimed he had already planned to take the sledgehammer from his fiancee's porch so nobody would steal it. During extensive questioning by all four defense attorneys, Bove's attorney Michael J. DeRiso pointed out a few inconsistent details in Hassa's story.
"Are you making this up as you go?"
Cosme's lawyer, Phillip Pane DiLucente, said, "It was like watching five different movies and hearing five different stories." To which Andreassi later replied, "With all due respect, I'm not sure which movie (the defense) was watching."
The defense attorneys were nearly as combative with Trooper Birkbichler, who testified that Rosenberger admitted during an interview that he sucker-punched Sullivan but denied kicking him. The lawyers had questions about how Rosenberger came into custody and specifics about his arrest, but Andreassi objected, stating that such line of questioning is irrelevant during a preliminary hearing.
After Birkbichler stepped down, each defense attorney argued that all of the charges against their client should be dropped. DiLucente said, "This is at best a voluntary manslaughter case."
Andreassi argued that regardless of each individual's alleged role, the four defendants contributed to beating the life out of an unconscious man.
"The bottom line is James Sullivan was punched by Dennis Rosenberger by his own admission. (Sullivan) was punched. He went down. He was completely defenseless," said Andreassi. "After that, Brison, Bove and Cosme commenced to kicking, hitting and punching him in various forms. There is no dispute of that before you today."
Andreassi addressed Owen directly, saying, "The two questions you have to answer is: 'Was a crime committed?' And by the stipulations that were made earlier, a crime was committed and that was the homicide of James Sullivan. And, 'Is it more likely than not that these individuals caused that death?' The answer to that is also yes."
Owen kept all charges intact and subsequently denied defense requests for non-monetary bonds.
"I believe at this point in time it would be proper to deny all requests for bail," said Owen.
Despite several gasps and sobs from the audience, the defendants were then ushered out of the courtroom and returned to Armstrong County Jail. A formal arraignment is scheduled for May.
Tim Karan is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-543-1303 or email@example.com.


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I am having a hard time finding out about public wireless access points which require you to pay to use them, you know the kind like those T-mobile ones etc.. I know this will probably sound silly but I really can't get google to give me anything useful about how they work. I just can't come up with a decent search query, try it yourself if you don't believe me My question is just: how do they authenticate clients, do they run dns proxys to block people who haven't paid? It surely can't be as simple as 'this mac address is allowed all others aren't' because you could just disassociate the client and spoof their mac, do they perhaps use encryption? I am not asking to be spoon-fed here, just a link or a paper, or maybe somebody here knows more about the software running on these APs, any discussion would be really appreciated.
NoCat is an open source walled garden. http://nocat.net This is a good overview of how it functions: http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wire...nocatauth.html
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
* ssh tunnel
* openvpn tunnel
* dns tunnel :P ( slow as balls but a fun project ) also ICMP can tunnel too
Thanks for all the replies guys, that's really helpful, the captive portal stuff appears to be what I'm looking for. I get the impression these hotspots are fairly difficult to bypass and I wanted to know why, cheers.


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100 days 100 stories
The World through the iPhone's small screen
by prio adhi setiawan
About the Book
The World Through the iPhone's small screen.
Mood, emotions and stories are intepreted and captured as a journey.
all those pics were -usually- seen in everywhere, every corners, every single steps and everyday in our daily live, which are -perhaps- seen unnoticed by everyone.
All pictures in this picture are captured and post processed with any apps in iPhone.
Taken in several places: Hamburg, Berlin, Braunschweig, Karlsruhe, Augsburg, Munich, Berlin, Istanbul, Aachen, Jakarta, Singapore, Magelang and Jogjakarta in 100 days within 100 different stories.
The great photography is created, invoked by the mood and emotion.
That's the reason why this book was presented. Describing 100 feelings of the strories
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
98 Pages
- Publish Date Jul 01, 2012
- Language English
- Tags hamburg, wedding, street photography, iphoneography, priotography
About the Creator
Photography has found me as a passion, it's like a natural form of expression - a feeling that combine the display of nature of landscape, a crowd of a city or even a solitude of a single subject with a vision and sure the meaning found therein.
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Well, can't say I saw that coming.
Kelly sure didn't.
And definitely not Joel.
In light of today's events in Fiji your correspondent might refrain in the future from calling laydays in advance. Kelly might make his entrances in the future more fashionable than late. Parko, meanwhile, might keep the number of long-range deep-sea fishing adventures he embarks on in the middle of World Tour contests to the bare minimum.
The Volcom Pro Fiji started today in near flawless surf at Cloudbreak, and before we plunge too deeply into what went down, let's examine for a minute what didn't. Kelly and Parko for starters. The defending champ and the defending World Champ were no-shows when the contest was called on at 9:30 this morning, both of them caught off-guard by the early landfall of a swell pulse that most everyone thought would see the contest start on Thursday…Wednesday at the earliest. Before we hear their respective stories, the interesting thing to note here is that of all the surfers in the field they are the two with the most experience here at Cloudbreak—Joel first surfing here 17 years ago, Kelly 23. If Joel and Kelly—with the aid of the every forecasting particle collider known to man—are this unsure of what's going to be out on the reefs tomorrow morning, that tells you it's a tough read. Today was forecast to be small on a long period. This generally means long waits, not conducive to three-man heats. What got both Joel and Kelly however is the glut of swell on its way. This looked a warm-up day at best, and plans were made accordingly.
Kelly is due to fly into Fiji tonight, a day late and a buck short. He's been back in Florida playing a game of brinkmanship, juggling the birth of his nephew/niece with the arrival of the Fiji swell. You're all familiar with Kelly's MO of bombing in late after the waiting period. Over the past eight years he's refined it to an artform, and unless the waves are firing leading into a contest, his first sighting at most events is in a contest rashie. He's even bailed from contests during waiting periods and chased a swell in some other far-flung state/country/dimension, only to make it back in time to surf his next heat. Well, this time it caught up with him. Those who've spoken with him on the phone over the past couple of days have intimated he's far from twisting himself in knots over it. To paraphrase the conversations: "If I make it in time, I make it." Remember Kelly only needs to safely set foot on Fijian soil and this contest changes immediately.
While Kelly was mid air above Palm Springs when the hooter blew on his heat, Joel was in the middle of the Pacific, a hundred miles from Cloudbreak, gone fishin'. Before we offer a forensic examination of the comedy of errors occurred that led him here, in Joel's defense, he's been on fire with the fish. He's been live-baiting off the back of Wilkes Pass and the Spaniards have been literally jumping in the boat to keep him company. He's been having the time of his life. And the great battle here in Fiji, when you come to surf this contest, is that there seems to be no battle. The red mist of competition just blows away on the trades. You feel on holiday. The drinks have swizzle sticks. The palm trees sway. And if someone offers to take you fishing, it can be goddamn hard to say no.
So when Joel was offered the chance to do an overnight 24-hour deep-sea fish to the wahoo grounds off the south of Viti Levu, he scoured the charts, made a couple of calls, and was soon packing his rods. The famous last words, spoken shortly before he got on the boat at 1 a.m. this morning, went something like: "There's no way the contest is gonna run tomorrow."
Joel's phone finally stumbled into phone range some time around 9 a.m. and somewhere well out of sight of the Fijian mainland. The line was scratchy as I spoke to him.
"Mate, the contest is on!"
"Fffff… yeah, right!"
"I'm not bullshitting ya, mate."
"Stop wasting my fishing time with your dumb jokes."
"It's no joke, mate. Cloudbreak's four-to-six and pumping. Your heat's on in 90 minutes."
"Bullshit. Give me someone else."
I handed the phone to Kieren Perrow, the Commissioner, the Big Cheese.
"Mate," said KP, with a note of resignation. "It's on. It's pumping."
I couldn't quite make out what Parko said in reply, but Kieren had to hold the phone away from his ear and grimaced. There were futile talks about helicopters, but nothing short of the Tardis was going to get Joel to his heat on time. Kieren handed me the phone back and I asked Joel whether he'd caught anything. He'd hung up.
Joel will not want to watch the highlights of today. What appeared on the forecast to be the least inspiring day of the next six, was one sent from the Gods. One after the other they marched in: long blue wormholes in the Pacific, backbreathing, drop-perfect. When the opening heat between Jordy, Fred and Seabass found themselves staring at a magazine poster they've collectively had on their walls since kids, the signs were there it was going to be quite a day. In the channel, Kelly's minder Stephen Bell crossed paths with Joel's equivalent, Wes Berg. Belly asks, "Is Joel really fishing?" Wes replies, "Is Kelly really flying in tonight?" Both shake their heads and laugh, incredulous their boys are missing this for nephews and fish.
Someone not unhappy about Parko's deep sea adventures was Matt Wilkinson, who was drawn against him. On the boat on the way out to Cloudbreak, Wilko is joking that Parko had seen him freesurf yesterday and had decided to sit it out and maintain his dignity. Instead Wilko paddled out and caught the best wave of his life…that came in at a 7.33. He then pulled late under a lip and was guillotined, screaming to the surfers' boat as he whizzed past on the ski in a tangle of confused hair, "I just got so f–ked up!" He then went on to lose to alternate, Heitor Alves, who caught the most perfect wave of not only this lifetime, but any other lifetimes he may be fortunate enough to have down the track.
The only way Joel's day was going to get any worse was if they called Kelly's heat off before Kelly had a chance to miss it. And it so very nearly happened. Mick Fanning was preparing for his heat—the one before Kelly's—when the wind shifted onshore. And when I say onshore, I mean one knot onshore. The problem with surf this flawless is that a one-knot onshore might as well be 30. It's like jabbing a lit cigarette into the Mona Lisa. "Wind's a bit whiffy," offers Mick to the contest brass. The wind, however, soon light'n'variabled itself back around trade, Kelly's heat was surfed without Kelly and he was demoted into Round 2. He and Parko won't be alone. For the first time in this scribe's scrubby years on Tour, all eight top seeds lost today, and will all find themselves in round two…whenever that may be. For this eight, the losses and no-shows might be a blessing in disguise. Their round two heats will be held in good surf. The forecast deems it so.


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I don't think the Romney campaign will be happy with their top surrogate calling an Obama ad a "great ad," and saying it looks nice and sounds nice. What Christie should have said was that this ad was the worst thing he has even seen in his life. He should have been outraged by it. Instead of defending Romney, he tried to advance his own agenda and stature within the Republican Party by calling Obama liar. Chris Christie was more interesting in advancing his own ambitions than helping Mitt Romney save his campaign. It was bizarre that Christie would lend credibility to the ad by praising it in any way, unless he had his own motives in mind.
Since Gov. Christie brought up substance, it seems that there are people within the Romney campaign who disagree with him about the Republican nominee's plan to cut taxes on millionaires and billionaires.
While Christie was on ABC telling the world that Romney won't cut taxes for the rich, vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan was telling Fox News that Mitt Romney is going to cut taxes for everyone. Paul Ryan told Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday that, "The cut in tax rates is lower all Americans tax rates by twenty percent."
It appears that no one associated with the Republican ticket actually knows what is in the Romney tax plan, so let's see what the candidate has to say.
In February, Mitt Romney wrote in The Wall Street Journal, "First, I will make an across-the-board, 20% reduction in marginal individual income tax rates. This bold stroke reduces the tax on the next dollar of income earned by all taxpayers. It also reduces tax rates for the many businesses that pay at individual rates and employ the majority of private-sector American workers, thus driving significant increases in hiring and wages."
After his keynote speech at the Republican convention, it was pretty obvious that Chris Christie wants Romney to lose so that he can run in 2016. Christie has been spending time in Iowa laying the groundwork for 2016. The New Jersey governor wants to look like a good party man by supporting Romney, but his actions like barely mentioning Romney at the convention and not very subtly praising Obama's anti-Romney ad tell a different tale.
Chris Christie is now going on television and making stuff up for Romney while praising his opponent's advertising against him.
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In the first day of the Mountain West Conference Championships in Albuquerque, N. M., the men's decathlon and the women's heptathlon went through five and four events respectively.
Senior Jay Petsch leads the men's decathlon with a total of 3,965 points, ahead of Richard York from New Mexico by 155 points. Petsch began the day by placing second in the 100-meter dash with a time of 11.05 seconds. He finished first in the long jump with a distance of 23' 10" and earned third-place honors in the shot put 40' 2" matching his personal best. After winning the high jump with a mark of 6' 5.5", Petsch finished the day with a second-place performance in the 400-meter dash 49.41 seconds.
"I am very pleased with the way that Jay is competing and he had personal best's in both the high jump and shot put which is a nice suprise," said assistant coach Quincy Howe.
Junior Britney Jackson took to the track and field for the Cowgirls and is currently in ninth place with a total of 2,550 points, trailing senior Sandy Fortner of New Mexico who leads with a total of 3,456 points. Jackson had a personal best in the 200-meter dash with a time of 27.21.
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Good morning from The Oval, on a day when President Obama honors a long-time ally.
The president and first lady Michelle Obama host Israeli President Shimon Peres at a special White House dinner. Obama will award Peres the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
"An ardent advocate for Israel's security and for peace, Shimon Peres was elected the ninth president of Israel in 2007," says the White House schedule. "Through his life and work, he has strengthened the unbreakable bonds between Israel and the United States."
Obama and Vice President Biden will meet with Peres earlier in the day.
One of their likely topics: An emerging civil war in Syria, a day after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton accused Russia of supplying attack helicopters to the Bashar al-Assad regime.
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An ex-aide to the wounded U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., wins her House seat.
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Born during a hungover jam session at the National Fiddle Championships in Weiser, Idaho, the Foghorn String Band has matured into an old-time force. In the hands of this Portland band, Appalachian tunes tumble, skip and roll like West Virginia's New River at high water. Fiddler Stephen "Sammy" Lind and mandolin player Caleb Klauder (formerly of Calobo) share instrumental melody lines, while Kevin Sandri plays percussive rhythm guitar and Brian Bagdonas holds down the bass. The loose cannon of this group is banjo player Reverend P.T. Grover Jr. While many old-time banjo pickers play a clawhammer style, Grover drives the group with a mean three-finger picking style all his own.
Foghorn's vocals are adequate to convey the tragic, hungry, lonesome stories of these songs to their listeners. But when this record hits its stride, the musicianship drowns out the lyrics anyway.
Rather than taking on the task of reinventing the songs of The Carter Family, Dock Boggs, G.B. Grayson and others, this band chooses to play them as-is with tremendous heart. Foghorn's signature lies in the energy with which they pay homage to their roots. Everything they record, including Reap What You Sow, is recorded around a single microphone and that spontaneous, nostalgic energy transfers well. (Caroline Keys)
The Foghorn String Band plays The Top Hat Thursday, May 12, at 10 PM. Cover TBA.
Zion I
True & Livin'
Live Up Records
Oakland duo Zion I first appeared on the underground hip-hop radar in 2000 with the release of their phenomenal debut, Mind Over Matter. Combining traditional hip-hop elements with influences as diverse as electronic ambient and old school drum 'n' bass, the album was a serious breath of fresh air amongst the comparatively stale releases of Zion I's peers.
Two albums later we find MC Zion and DJ/producer Amp Live veering in a decidedly more pop direction. With their appearance on MTV2 last year, many fans may see this development as the death knell of one of their favorite acts. Worry not—True & Livin' is seriously great.
Zion's signature chill-yet-precise flow is still ten times better than most who pick up the mic. Amp Live's production is also way ahead of the game. In spite of a few teeth-grinding inclusions of wailing R & B vocals, the tracks are perfectly mixed lessons in production excellence. Sitars, horns and synth pads intermingle over crisp beats and minimalist scratching to create listening bliss. Some tracks are up-tempo party jams, others laid-back cruising numbers, but all can stand on their own merits. True & Livin' will be a serious contender for best hip-hop release of 2005. (Adam Fangsrud)
Zion I plays with Opio at The Other Side Wednesday, May 11. Tickets run $8 for over 21, $10 for 18-21, and the show starts at 10 PM.
Sleepers Team
The Show
GMG Entertainment
If you can relate to three guys talking about money, gettin' and playin' bitches and why their crew can verbally kick your crew's ass, then you'll probably like The Show, the latest offering from Washington, D.C.-based rap group Sleepers Team. If, however, you're looking for rap that doesn't pander to clichés and actually has substance, you probably won't like this disc at all.
Sleepers Team is composed of MCs Tym (a former Missoulian) and Genius and producer Doc Roc. The beats, melodies and lyrics are all geared toward the dance floor and are akin to some of the heavy hitters in the commercial rap game, including 50 Cent, Nelly, Twista and The Game. If you're into the minimal sounds of commercial rap, this may not be a bad thing. But the reason The Show is such a lackluster effort is that it relies exclusively on this commercial copying. Perhaps they could take cues from a group like Dead Prez, who maintain a gangsta image but infuse their music with revolutionary politics and respect for the opposite sex.
Although they lack originality, give credit to Sleepers Team for following their aspirations—they traveled out here for one show and have spent the last week doing promotions. But perhaps next time they record, they'll branch out lyrically and musically and give us something of their own. (Ira Sather-Olsen)
The Sleepers Team plays The Other Side Friday, May 6, at 10 PM. Tickets cost $10 for over 21 and $12 for 18-21.
Tom Freund
Copper Moon
Surf Road Records
Folks say you're known by the company you keep, and Tom Freund's connections are a clear view into the type of rootsy music he produces. His latest album includes drums by session artists who've recorded with Rufus Wainright and Richard Thompson, lap steel by a member of The Wallflowers, and a string arrangement by legendary Tom Waits producer Jerry Yester. Freund got his start on an album with Ben Harper, has toured as Graham Parker's bassist and receives praise from Victoria Williams.
That's all you really need to know—his new album treads in the same waters as these bigger names. His title track is an ethereal acoustic tune that alerts cynics to standard songwriter fare, but the writing is thoughtful and obscure (think Wainright) and it's a nice introduction to Freund's gravelly, poppy delivery (think Jakob Dylan of the Wallflowers). From there, he rocks like old Tom Petty ("Run Like That"), dabbles in upright bass-driven jazz ("Comfortable in Your Arms") and ends with a crooning, Beatles-esque piano ballad ("New Moon of the 7th Sun"). The production is smart and balanced, the musicianship solid; there are no mistakes on Copper Moon.
Yet, for all of the compliments he garners through comparisons, there's still something missing to put him on a must-hear list. (Skylar Browning)
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I was 12 when I started.Well i was 10 when i started but that's not the point…. where do you guys learnt from… i don't think all of you learned from Envato… really
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You've come the to right place. The envato tutorial network is a great place to get started with sites like webdesign.tutsplus.com. Once you've picked up the basics you should head over to Lynda.com (sorry if I'm not allowed to mention them mods) and progress from there. You should also check out some of the files the tutorials marketplace has to offer.Now you have your dream, follow it.
Thank you a lot ! I already read most of the tutorials on webdesigntuts+ and nettuts+... as I said.. i am not a beginer. Now i want a new "objective"... i mean, what should i do now ? Improve my css, learn js.. i really don't know what Thank again man ! Anyone with some other advices?
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Gilbert, Ariz. - More than 200 Arizona high school students are being challenged to create a new mobile application for Gilbert Fire and Rescue. The second annual Schools Participate in App Resources and Knowledge (SPARK) App League launched on Friday, January 31, at Arizona State University's Polytechnic Campus, where students from across the state learned how to develop a mobile application from design and visualization to data implementation.
"The biggest difference from this year's SPARK is the sheer number of students," said Gilbert Town Manager Patrick Banger. "The fact that we've moved beyond the greater Phoenix region into the entire state of Arizona."
In its second year, SPARK App League has tripled participation to include students from as far as Tucson. The competition encourages students with all skill levels to learn more about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and is also focused on attracting more girls to the program.
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Subject: [DNA] One person's 23andMe RF experience update #1 - Sims
Date: Tue, 4 May 2010 10:44:11 -0700 (PDT)
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I don't know if anyone is keeping stats on 23andMe and their Relative Finder feature, and how successful people have been getting the times, places and paper trail to confirm a biological relationship. For the record, I do genealogy, but originally joined 23AndMe for non-genealogical reasons before they added the Relative Finder feature.
I have lines in America going back to the 1730s, some on each of my paternal lines and maternal lines, so I'm not surprised by the number of predicted cousins.
Here is my experience so far at 23AndMe:
# predicted cousins: 822
They contacted me:
# cousins reaching out to me first: 6, I accepted basic sharing with 6
# cousins with a shared surname but gaps in paper trail: 3
# cousins with shared surname, dates and places agree, but gap in paper
trail: 2
# cousins with DNA and a good paper trail: 0
# cousins with no known shared surname: 3
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# cousins I reached out to first: 5, 0 accepted contact
I reached out to one predicted 3rd cousin, two predicted 4th cousins and two predicted distant cousins. All but one of these people have 4 DNA segments in common with me.
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Chocolate Raspberry Torte Recipe
Serve this beautiful cake at a birthday party for a lady friend—then get set to receive sweet responses from everyone who tastes it. It's as swift as it's sweet, too. While it looks like it took hours to prepare, only you need to know that the recipe's actually a time-saver—it starts off with a boxed cake mix! Even the raspberry filling and fluffy chocolate frosting that flavor the confection are easy to make. So go ahead and celebrate. (Pssst...this torte's also a great way to turn an everyday family meal into a special occasion.)—Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 1 package devil's food cake mix with pudding (regular size)
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- 3/4 cup Raspberry Curd
- Fresh raspberries for garnish, optional
- 1. Grease a 15-in. x 10-in. 1-in. baking pan. Line the bottom with waxed paper; grease and flour paper. Mix cake batter according to package directions. Spread evenly into pan.
- 2. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until cake tests done. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Remove from the pan; peel off and discard waxed paper. Cool completely.
- 3. In a bowl, beat cream until soft peaks form; set aside 1/2 cup. To remaining cream, add sugar and cocoa; beat until stiff peaks form. Set aside.
- 4. With a serrated knife, cut cake lengthwise into three equals pieces. Place one layer on a serving plate. Fold reserved 1/2 cup cream into curd; spread half over first cake layer. To with second cake layer and remaining curd. Top with remaining cake layer. Frost top and sides with cocoa-cream mixture. Chill for several hours or overnight. Garnish with raspberries if desired. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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Fri. September 13, 2013 | Kelly Parsons
LITHIA — Around 3 p.m. Thursday afternoon, just as Sickles running back Ray Ray McCloud III was getting out of school, he received a phone call from his dad. He had good news.
Moments later, the senior had his 13th college football offer, this one from Ole Miss. Though McCloud needed no extra motivation to tear up opponents' defenses in Sickles' first two wins, the grinning Gryphon had to admit it gave him a bit of an extra spark in Sickles' 27-7 win against Newsome
"I'm always in a good mood, just smiling," McCloud said after his 207-yard game. "But it was a little extra (tonight)."
In his first two games, wins against Robinson and Durant, McCloud amassed 170 and 229 rushing yards, respectively.
Thursday, he wasted no time picking up where he left off. On the first play from scrimmage, McCloud ran for 15 yards. On the following play, quarterback Issac Holder connected with Jaaron Barrett for a 65-yard touchdown.
In the first half, McCloud ran right over the Newsome defense — which saved the turnover-plagued Wolves in Week 1 and shut down Gaither last Friday. He recorded 127 of the Gryphons' 138 first-half rushing yards, even while playing quarterback in place of the injured Holder for one drive.
Still, McCloud saw room for improvement.
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The Newsome offense, under the direction of third-time starter Spencer Preston, struggled to get anything going all game. Preston completed just five of 22 passes, and Travis Hempstead, who ran for more than 200 yards in Newsome's win against Gaither last week, couldn't muster more than 30. The Wolves' only touchdown came after a Gryphon reserve threw an interception.
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From: "Carla Lakatos" <>
Subject: Re: [MONTGOMERY_CO_OH] Looking for ANY of German ancestry fromLenau, Kulmain, Kemnath area of Bavaria.
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2006 09:21:22 -0500
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I am primarily researching Spatz and Hegman from Altenbuch, Germany - to
Cincinnati & Dayton. However, in my family database, I do have a Joseph
Brunswick married to Elizabeth Boeckman, a Rita Brunswick married to Frank
Tumbusch, a Florence Merkle (daughter of Michael Merkle and Catherine Loges)
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Subject: [MONTGOMERY_CO_OH] Looking for ANY of German ancestry from
Lenau,Kulmain, Kemnath area of Bavaria.
Greetings All:
I am a believer in the theory that many families in Dayton and Montgomery
County may have come from the same areas of Germany.
Some early emigrants to Dayton area probably wrote back home telling of the
good life and opportunities here.
Family members and neighbors may have followed the early migrant to the same
location because of those letters.
Cousins and in-laws with different surnames probably read those letters and
followed the early migrant to Dayton.
Those relatives also wrote letters back home some more relatives and
neighbors (with different surnames ) also came to Dayton.
I would like get in contact with anyone whose relatives came from:
the northern area of Oberpfalz, Bavaria.
This would include the towns of:
Lenau, Kulmain, Kemnath, Brand, Kötzersdorf, Immenreuth, Zinst, Aign,
Pullenreuth, Ebnath, and other nearby towns. These towns are all in a small
area approximately 20 km EAST of Bayreuth, in Northern Bavaria.
I am also looking to contact those people researching the following families
(who MAY have come from the above areas).
The surnames are: Schreiber, Schrierer (Schreyer), Rauch, Wagner, Plannerer
(Planner), Lennartz (Lehnartz), Brunswick, Brinkman, Kastner, Merkle,
Enders, Stich, Maier, and any others from the same areas. (mostly in the
1880's to early 1890's)
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The Grange Park (Ill.) Nazareth Academy offensive tackle left feeling better about his showing in the second go-round in front of Spartans coach.
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The 6-foot-6, 275-pound soon-to-be senior had left the first one-day camp in East Lansing on June 2 with a much different feeling, having felt tense and not himself.
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So on Wednesday, he got back to himself and did not worry about the defensive line, but focused on his game and what he can do – and it showed.
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