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'The Expendables 3′ Recruits Pro Boxer Victor Ortiz and UFC Champ Ronda Rousey
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'Amazing Spider-Man 2′ Reveals New Looks at Electro, Rhino and More!
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If you've tuned in to one of the televised classic car auctions in recent years, you've no doubt seen buyers clamor for one of the pristine muscle cars from back in the heyday of performance, the late 1960s. Powerful engines later made extinct by the safety and environmental movements.
Ford, General Motors and Chrysler were all turning their engineers loose to create essentially racing engines that were put into street-legal cars. The mighty Ford 428 and 429 Cobra Jets, Chevy 427 and 454, and Chrysler 440 and 426 Hemi were not to be messed with when the light turned green.
Of course, those cars had terrible brakes and couldn't go around a corner very well by today's standards. And now, their fearsome reputation of having the most power of all time is now being tarnished. Today, the muscle car wars are back, and some jaws have dropped this year.
The 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT, nicknamed Hellcat, puts out a mind-blowing 707 horsepower from its supercharged 6.2 liter V8. That completely blows away the 662 horsepower of the Ford Mustang GT500 (now technically out of production as Ford gears up for the 2015 Mustang), and is only usurped by a couple of special versions of European exotic cars.
To achieve that kind of performance, Chrysler's engineers went through every part of the engine to the point that around 90% of the parts are different from the other Hemi V8s in their engine lineup. A whole lot of the rest of the car is beefed up too (transmission, rear axle, etc.) and airflow into and out of the engine and engine compartment was seen to as well.
For a driver to access all that power, he or she must have the special Red Key on hand. Without that (a digital smart key with a chip inside), the regular key limits the engine's output to "just" 500 horsepower. There's also an owner-programmable Valet Mode to further dial down the power to 300.
You can choose either a 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic transmission, the latter programmed for lightning-fast shifts should you choose to hustle the Hellcat around a race track.
Speaking of race tracks, the NHRA has certified the Challenger SRT at 10.8 seconds in the standing quarter mile with drag radials on the back, and 11.2 with the stock Pirelli street tires. Those times completely shatter the ones that the mighty Hemi cars from the late '60s were able to do.
Oh, and this car can lap a road course just fine too, with a firm suspension and massive brakes at all four corners. And while you're doing this, you can have the climate control set to your favorite temperature and be quite comfortable. Back in the day, you were lucky if your muscle car had a simple heater on board. (Some customers ordered their cars without them to save weight.)
The Challenger Hellcat starts at just under $60,000, which is a heck of a deal for the amount of power it has. Then again, that's a lot of money for a Dodge passenger coupe. Chrysler expects to sell only about 1200-1500 of these each year, but the "halo" value to the rest of the Challenger line is another reason for this car's existence.
Right after driving the Hellcat, I got a turn in the V6-powered SXT model, which starts at just $27,000. It's no slouch in the horsepower department itself, making just over 300, while also rated at 30 miles per gallon highway, thanks in part to its standard 8-speed automatic transmission. And it doesn't look all that different from its 707 horsepower sibling.
Are these the "good old days" of muscle car horsepower all over again? You bet, and even better. Will they last? Hard to say, but you might want to grab a Challenger Hellcat when they go on sale later this month, just in case this muscle car era comes to a halt like the previous one did decades ago.
I'll see you down the road.
Dave Kunz is the automotive reporter at KABC-TV Channel 7 and can be heard on "The Car Show" Saturdays at 9 a.m. on KPFK, 90.7 FM. E-mail Dave at TVCarz @ pacbell.net Twitter: @ABC7DaveKunz, Facebook: ABC7DaveKunz


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Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail
Segment 12
Santa Rosa Sound/Emerald Coast
Santa Rosa Sound/Emerald Coast
Emergency contact information:
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office: 850-651-7400
Walton County Sheriff's Office: 850-267-2000
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission 24-hour wildlife
emergency/boating under the influence hotline: 1-888-404-3922
Navarre Beach Bridge
Grayton Beach State Park
46 miles
3-4 days
Special Considerations:
The second half of this segment covers the open waters of the Gulf where
paddlers will first encounter the Emerald Coast's famous white sand
beaches. While this means that paddlers can land virtually anywhere to
stretch and take a rest break, it also means they will be more
vulnerable to high winds and waves. Special care should be taken during
stormy, windy or foggy periods. There is an alternate 'inland' route
across the north side of Choctawhatchee Bay and through the ICW to
Apalachicola if weather conditions are hazardous.
If conditions improve there are several locations where the
'outside' route along the Gulf Coast can be rejoined.
Advance reservations are recommended for motels and campgrounds,
especially during holidays.
Part of the attraction of the Emerald Coast can be attributed to its
stark white sand and emerald waters. The sand originated in the southern
Appalachian Mountains, primarily from quartz rocks, and was carried down
the Apalachicola River system eons ago. Many of the Gulf beaches in this
area are currently isolated from sediment-laden rivers, so the water is
often clear. Sunlight reflecting off harmless micro-algae suspended in
the shallows gives off the emerald green hues.
The makeup of the shoreline has changed over time. All of Destin, for
example, was once an offshore island. Storms, wind-driven sand and sea
level changes prompted a gradual transformation into a peninsula.
Human history began with Native Americans about 12,000 years ago. Early
paleo Indians were largely nomadic hunters who fished and followed game
herds. Eventually, when agriculture was introduced, native people
established large villages and ceremonial complexes. Remnants still
exist. Modern-day visitors can tour a large
Temple Mound Museum in downtown Fort Walton Beach. The 17-foot tall
mound, one of the largest along the Gulf Coast, was created by an
estimated half-a-million basket-loads of earth.
During the Civil War, Confederate soldiers used the mound area as an
encampment in order to guard part of the Santa Rosa Sound known as "The
Narrows." Soldiers set up a tent to display artifacts found in the
mound, but Union troops set it ablaze. Once known as Brooks Landing and
Camp Walton, the town was named Fort Walton in 1932 when a Civil War
cannonball was unearthed from the temple mound. Tourism became popular
and the town's population grew by 700 percent between 1950 and 1970.
The town of Destin, named after an early fishing captain, eventually
followed with a huge growth spurt. Once a quiet fishing village, the
first condominiums framed the skyline in the 1980s, and the cranes are
still at work. While about 12,000 people call Destin their year round
home, the population swells to 40,000 during the tourist season. More
than 80 percent of the Emerald Coast's 4.5 million annual visitors are
directly attributed to Destin.
In this segment, paddlers will continue through Santa Rosa Sound and
eventually emerge into Choctawhatchee Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
Terrain varies from undeveloped military lands along Santa Rosa Island
to Destin's condominium-lined shores.
Three Florida state parks are featured:
Henderson Beach,
Topsail Hill Preserve and
Grayton Beach. All three contain unspoiled tracts of wind-sculpted
dunes and coastal forest, with Topsail Hill and Grayton Beach being
larger and more remote, featuring miles of nature trails and rare
coastal dune lakes. The endangered Choctawhatchee beach mouse, which
feeds on sea oats and other dune vegetation, can be found at Topsail.
Henderson Beach and Grayton Beach offer tent camping in shaded
campgrounds. For reservations, visit
America or call (800) 326-3521.
For primitive camping described in this guide, please utilize
Leave No Trace principles.
1. Navarre Beach Bridge to Fort Walton Beach, 12-13 miles
You'll be paddling through the Santa Rosa Sound as it gradually narrows
Fort Walton Beach. There are few if any suitable places to stop along
the mainland, and a large chunk of land is part of Hurlburt Field, home
of the 16th Special Operations Wing and off limits to
non-military personnel. Much of Santa Rosa Island in this segment,
however, is undeveloped military land and is okay for rest stops.
Several spoil islands in the Santa Rosa Sound, beginning just before
Fort Walton Beach, are available for primitive camping. We have provided
a GPS point for one of them (see map).
If a motel stay is desired, the Bayside Inn (1-866-599-66741-866-599-66741-866-599-66741-866-599-6674866-599-6674)
is located just after a city park along the mainland, adjacent to a
restaurant. You can land on a narrow beach and pull up your kayak near
the motel. Several restaurants and a grocery store are within walking
2. Fort Walton Beach to Henderson Beach State Park, 13-14 miles
After passing through a narrow stretch of the Santa Rosa Sound known as
the Narrows, you'll enter the wide Choctawhatchee Bay.
This is where the
Alternate Inland Route
for Segments 2,3, and 4 begins. A short distance beyond the US 98 bridge
is Ross Marler Park with bathrooms, several pavilions, an outdoor
shower, and restaurants within walking distance. Keep skirting along
Santa Rosa Island toward the Destin Bridge and be cautious of heavy boat
traffic and strong currents and waves crossing the pass.
There are a number of places to eat in Destin near the
waterfront. A great place for a lunch break is the Clement R. Taylor
Park about a half mile east of the bridge near Destin (see map) Mature
live oaks and magnolias shade a covered picnic area. There are also
restrooms and water.
Once you pass through East Pass, you'll be paddling along the Gulf of
Mexico along white sand beaches.
Henderson Beach State Park offers a natural alternative to Destin's
row of condominiums. You may want to first land at the park's picnic
area as it is only a quarter mile to the entrance station where you can
register for a campsite. About a half mile or so farther down the beach
is the end of the boardwalk leading to the campground. Since the
campground is about 1400 feet away, you'll likely need to pull up your
kayak away from the water and possibly lock it up on the boardwalk
pilings, carrying your camping gear to your campsite. Make sure to take
your paddle with you.
The Henderson Beach Campground is nestled in a pristine coastal forest
of oaks and pines, many of which are twisted and bonsai-like due to
coastal winds and storm surges. In this scrub habitat, look for wild
rosemary, sand pine, wax myrtle oak, Chapman's oak, stunted southern
magnolia, saw palmetto and ground lichens. The wild rosemary, which
mostly grows in coastal and deep sand habitats, is the only member of
the crowberry family found in Florida.
If you need to stock up on supplies, a supermarket is across the road
from the state park. Several restaurants are in the area and a huge
outdoor sports store is less than a mile east along U.S. 98.
3. Henderson Beach State Park to
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park (first access point), 9.5 miles
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is a must stop for exploration,
with two large coastal dune lakes and a wide stretch of unspoiled
coastal dunes and forest. At the first access point, you can utilize a
composting toilet and find the trailhead of two nature trails. The
second access point (about 1.3 miles past the first) is for the
boardwalk and tram that leads to a tent campground. Like at Henderson
Beach, you'll need to pull up your kayak near the dunes, with the option
of locking it onto a boardwalk or post. The campground is about a mile
from the beach, but you can utilize a park shuttle at the end of the
boardwalk that leads to the ranger station. It runs every two hours in
winter (9, 11, 1, 3 and 4:30 CST), and every hour in summer, beginning
at 9AM and ending around 7:30 PM. The schedule shift is marked by
daylight savings time. For reservations, visit
America or (800) 326-3521.
A private campground about two miles before the state park is the
Camping on the Gulf Campground(see
map). This is an RV campgrou nd, but tent camping is allowed near the
office, not by the water. No reservations are allowed for tent camping.
For more information, call (877) 226-7485.
4. Topsail Hill Preserve State Park to Grayton Beach State Park, 9.5
In this scenic section, you will glide along more high dunes and white
sand beaches. There are several small public beach access facilities
that have restrooms, picnic pavilions and showers (see map). These spots
are usually marked by flags that tell swimmers the level of safety for
swimming. Red is for extreme caution (strong wind, strong surf, or
strong currents and riptides), yellow is for normal conditions, and blue
is for potential problems with jellyfish, stingrays or other marine
Grayton Beach State Park, you'll need to take an inlet leading into
the park and to the campground (see map). Hurricanes or other strong
storms may close this inlet to Western Lake, so you may need to make a
short portage over sand. If staying in the campground, you should try to
reserve even-numbered sites from 10 through 20 as these are on the water
and accessible by kayak. There are also several trails that lead from
the water to interior sites if waterfront sites are booked. Odd numbered
sites from 9 through 23 might work for this option, but you'll need to
use trails that do not cut through another camper's site. There are also
cabins available for overnight stays. Take time to enjoy this 2,227-acre
park that offers three coastal dune lakes, 13 distinct natural
communities, and four miles of hiking trails.
If the campground is full, contact the park headquarters about tent
camping at a nearby overflow site, (850) 267-8300. You can still land at
the park's campground.
Last updated:
February 04, 2015
2012 State of Florida
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I have a test machine and a live site and just noticed that there are no navigation menus at the top of the calendar to switch between the month, day, week views. I upgraded from the old calendar module and chose a default view and "reverted". What am I missing?
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Comment #1KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
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Clear your caches, probably several times.
Comment #3KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
I don't know what to tell you, they work fine for me and apparently everyone else, since no one else is reporting this. The links are constructed automatically from every display on your view that has a path, so the other option is that you don't have anything with a path.
For things like this, if all else fails it is often far less work in the long run to just start over, using a clone of the default calendar view as a starting point. Make sure the default view has been reverted before you clone it or you may pick up crufty old stuff from older versions.
Comment #6graytoby CreditAttribution: graytoby commented
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Reopening. I've encountered the same issue. Clearing caches doesn't do a thing. in addition I get this error:
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of /public_html/sites/all/modules/calendar/calendar.module).
Comment #7graytoby CreditAttribution: graytoby commented
|My "month | week | day | year " navigation menus are gone from the calendar - FIXED
|» My "month | week | day | year " navigation menus are gone from the calendar
Comment #8KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Try to edit the view and re-save it.
Comment #9ellen.davis CreditAttribution: ellen.davis commented
I can report the same problem. I updated calendar/date/ctools/views on my site today.
Calendar 7.x-3.x-dev (2011-Aug-31)
Date 7.x-2.x-dev (2011-Aug-31)
Ctools 7.x-1.x-dev (2011-Aug-31)
Views 7.x-3.x-dev (2011-Sep-01)
And am not seeing this error: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50
The navigation menu items do not display.
Clearing caches does not help.
Editing the view and re-saving does not help.
I was also working on this yesterday on another site. I updated to the lastest -dev of all four modules there, and this error did not come up then.
Comment #10chemicalroman CreditAttribution: chemicalroman commented
I have the same problem
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of /public_html/sites/all/modules/calendar/calendar.module).
Calendar, Views, Date and Ctools upgraded to lastest devs.
Comment #11ellen.davis CreditAttribution: ellen.davis commented
I had other modules to upgrade. So, I went ahead and did them. I also ran cron. After I was finished, I looked at the calendar again. The navigation links are still missing. But the Undefined index: access error is gone. I did not do any updates to calendar.
I wouldn't think installing/updating other modules would have an affect on calendar. Would running cron?
Comment #12graytoby CreditAttribution: graytoby commented
I've tried editing, flushing caches, running cron, flushing again, flushing just views caches, I've tried every possible combination to no avail.
Comment #13zabelc CreditAttribution: zabelc commented
I'm seeing the same "Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter" error after updating to all the latest development releases, despite clearing my caches, and even restarting Apache.
Comment #14CrashNet CreditAttribution: CrashNet commented
I am seeing the same issue with the latest dev as well. Tried clearing the caches and reverting the view with no success.
Comment #15ellen.davis CreditAttribution: ellen.davis commented
Ugh. The error is back today. I get the "Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50" message three times.
Comment #16Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
Also got this problem, using all latest dev versions.
Comment #17Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter seems to come from that the $item is NULL because of a incorrect value for $tab['path'], generated by this issue #1268780: $part_path in calendar_preprocess_date_views_pager() seems to be incorrect when base_path() is '/'.
Comment #18wusel CreditAttribution: wusel commented
What do you meen with #3: "Make sure the default view has been reverted"?
How to do this on a existing Drupal-installation?
Thank you very much!
Comment #19Geex2011 CreditAttribution: Geex2011 commented
also getting this error but 4 times after updating my calendar from the alpha version to the dev version!!!!
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of C:\wamp\www\rms1\sites\all\modules\calendar\calendar.module).
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of C:\wamp\www\rms1\sites\all\modules\calendar\calendar.module).
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of C:\wamp\www\rms1\sites\all\modules\calendar\calendar.module).
Notice: Undefined index: access in calendar_menu_local_tasks_alter() (line 50 of C:\wamp\www\rms1\sites\all\modules\calendar\calendar.module).
If this issue is related to the local actions included on the calendar, how can I disable the local action since i really don't need them???
PS: Despite the issues.... I want to say "THANK YOU - YOU ROCK" for all maintainers for this module and the date module
Comment #20mErilainen CreditAttribution: mErilainen commented
No navigation here either, after updating to the latest dev-version.
Comment #21Geex2011 CreditAttribution: Geex2011 commented
I did some testing and found that the Calendar 7.x-3.x-dev (2011-Aug-24) version works fine but I am having new issues with customizing the date field settings which i don't know if they are related or not to this version...
Comment #22ccurwen CreditAttribution: ccurwen commented
subscribe. I didn't realize the nav menu had gone until suddenly it appeared. Now, sadly it is gone again. Hoping to get to the bottom of this soon. Thanks for the great module though!
Comment #23drewkeller CreditAttribution: drewkeller commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Active
Seems like the OP is not the only one reporting this any more... also not sure what more information to provide.
Took me a while to figure out how to revert the view. You have to enable the Date Tools module. Then the dropdown in the view will have an option to revert the view.
1. So I reverted the 'Calendar' view and removed the clones I had before.
2. I 'Flushed all caches' FIVE times (hopefully that is considered enough... if not, please indicated how many times is enough).
3. Emptied all cache tables from the drupal database in phpmyadmin
4. Accessed the /calendar/month url.
5. The month page DOES NOT have the links.
At the end of the calendar_preprocess_date_views_pager() function, I added 'dvr($calendar_links)' which outputs
'calendar/month' => array(
'tabs' => array(
'month' => array(
'title' => 'Month',
'path' => 'calendarmonth2011-09',
'week' => array(
'title' => 'Week',
'path' => 'calendarweek2011-W36',
'day' => array(
'title' => 'Day',
'path' => 'calendarday2011-09-01',
'year' => array(
'title' => 'Year',
'path' => 'calendaryear2011',
'types' => array(
So the links are being processed... but they are not getting added to the output. From a comment in the code, apparently there are some tabs that are supposed to be created? I looked in the calendar-month.tpl.php template and the template_preprocess functions, but I don't see anything in them about the calendar_links. I tried setting my drupal theme back to the default theme in case something was weird in the theme, but I still don't see any links or tabs. At this point, it's beyond my drupal knowledge where they might be hiding.
Comment #24Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
@drewkeller is your base_path '/' ?
I have same output as you. This issue is about this http://drupal.org/node/1268780
Comment #25drewkeller CreditAttribution: drewkeller commented
@scyther: Yes, fixing the urls seems to fix it and allow the tabs to appear.
Patch attached.
Comment #26Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
Please read this http://drupal.org/patch/submit to submit a patch to a issue properly, so you know how next time.
Comment #27arlinsandbulte CreditAttribution: arlinsandbulte commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
Sounds like this is a duplicate of #1268780: $part_path in calendar_preprocess_date_views_pager() seems to be incorrect when base_path() is '/'
Comment #28ccollins61 CreditAttribution: ccollins61 commented
The issue is most likely, as it was in my case, a theme refresh issue. Go to Advanced Settings, Theme: Information from any of the calendar views and do a "Rescan Template Files." That should fix it.
Comment #29mErilainen CreditAttribution: mErilainen commented
I'm also still experiencing this error, although the navigation was working before updating again to latest dev.
I have cleared caches and run cron, reverted and saved the original view and also rescanned template files several times.
No errors are thrown to apache log, only notices in watchdog:
Notice: Undefined index: #title in calendar_plugin_style->options_form() (line 51 of /Users/myusername/Sites/sitename/sites/all/modules/contrib/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Notice: Undefined variable: calendar_type in calendar_plugin_style->options_form() (line 87 of /Users/myusername/Sites/sitename/sites/all/modules/contrib/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Notice: Undefined variable: calendar_type in calendar_plugin_style->options_form() (line 95 of /Users/myusername/Sites/sitename/sites/all/modules/contrib/calendar/includes/calendar_plugin_style.inc).
Comment #30mErilainen CreditAttribution: mErilainen commented
Here is the patch from comment 25 in, hopefully, proper format. Works for me.
EDIT: Ups, I didn't notice this is already waiting to be committed in the other thread.
Comment #31trigdog CreditAttribution: trigdog commented
I am also having this issue with the latest dev (Sept 17). Did this patch get committed?
Comment #32middlenewman CreditAttribution: middlenewman commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Active
Also having this issue. Running the latest dev version... Have tried all suggestions with no luck...
Comment #33Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
Have you tested with this issue? #1268780: $part_path in calendar_preprocess_date_views_pager() seems to be incorrect when base_path() is '/'
Comment #34middlenewman CreditAttribution: middlenewman commented
I don't think that is relevant to my issue. Does that fix the fact that this latest dev version removes the sort options of "Month Week Day Year"?
And I know for a fact that it is this latest version, because luckily I found my backed up version and my events are placed on the correct day now (that's another issue I posted, all the events were posting on the first day of the month, week, etc.) and I have the sort by links.
I don't know... I am going to suggest everyone roll back if they can until another dev fixes these issues.
I had all the view settings the same on both version of the 7.x-3.x- devs and the latest one fails on so many levels.
Comment #35Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
This issue is about My "month | week | day | year " navigation menus are gone from the calendar not other issues that you seems to have what I can understand from your comment.
And this issue is caused by the issue here http://drupal.org/node/1268780 so your issues is not relevant to this.
Comment #36middlenewman CreditAttribution: middlenewman commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Needs work
No sorry, I was having this issue as well.
Comment #37Scyther CreditAttribution: Scyther commented
|Needs work
|» Closed (duplicate)
Comment #38kristiaanvandeneynde CreditAttribution: kristiaanvandeneynde commented
|» Closed (duplicate)
Last commit in assumed 'duplicate' did not fix the issue.
For instance, I have the following variables:
$href: 'http://localhost/prof/calendar/month/2011-09'
base_path(): '/prof/'
Which would lead to a $parth_path of '/localhost/prof/calendar/month/2011-09' using
$part_path = substr($href,strlen(base_path()));
This is not a duplicate issue, seeing as the other issue is specifically about a base_path() being '/'.
The issue here is obviously that there should not be a 'http://localhost' in the $href.
If you look at the called date_pager_url() function in date/date_views/date_views.module, you'll find the following at the bottom:
// Normal views may need querystrings appended to them
// if they use exposed filters.
return url($view->get_url($args), array(
'query' => date_views_querystring($view),
'absolute' => TRUE));
Change it to:
// Normal views may need querystrings appended to them
// if they use exposed filters.
return url($view->get_url($args), array(
'query' => date_views_querystring($view),
'absolute' => FALSE));
And the tabs will work.
However, this breaks features such as day number links in the Month view.
Therefore, I suggest you change the way $href is built.
Comment #39kristiaanvandeneynde CreditAttribution: kristiaanvandeneynde commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Active
Reopening, see post above.
calendar/theme/theme.inc calls
date_pager_url($view, $type, NULL, TRUE, FALSE);
While the function signature in date/date_views/date_views.module is:
function date_pager_url($view, $date_type = NULL, $date_arg = NULL, $force_view_url = FALSE) {
Four parameters specified, five supplied...
Comment #40rv0 CreditAttribution: rv0 commented
|Closed (duplicate)
|» Active
as reported in #38, latest dev does not fix issue.
Comment #41kristiaanvandeneynde CreditAttribution: kristiaanvandeneynde commented
Seeing as there has been no maintainer answer for a week, I'm supplying a patch of my own.
It seems to work just fine for me, although a third party review would be nice.
For reference, the patch changes lines 45 and 46 in calendar/theme/theme.inc to:
$href = parse_url(str_replace($current_path, $path, date_pager_url($view, $type, NULL, TRUE, FALSE)));
$part_path = substr($href['path'],strlen(base_path()));
Comment #43presleyd CreditAttribution: presleyd commented
Hmmm when applied against the latest dev version this patch doesn't seem to do anything for me. The tabs still don't appear after reverting the view and clearing the cache.
edit: Hmm it is working now after a ctools update I had missed.
edit2: The tabs now appear for me with or without this patch.
Comment #44kristiaanvandeneynde CreditAttribution: kristiaanvandeneynde commented
The tabs apparently already worked if your base_path() was '/'.
The patch above fixes it for all other SEO friendly paths.
Comment #45Tobion CreditAttribution: Tobion commented
The links to the different views do not appear for me too.
I have all the latest dev-versions and cleared the cache and tried patch #41.
Nothing works.
I also have another issue: The "prev" and "next" text is missing for the "year"-view. And the clear pager format option does not work. But only for the year view...
See http://www.kwobadminton.de/kalender/jahr
Comment #46rwilson0429 CreditAttribution: rwilson0429 commented
Comment #47TechNikh CreditAttribution: TechNikh commented
I have same issue. I manually made these changes but didn't work
//$href = str_replace($current_path, $path, date_pager_url($view, $type, NULL, TRUE));
$href = parse_url(str_replace($current_path, $path, date_pager_url($view, $type, NULL, TRUE, FALSE)));
$part_path = substr($href['path'],strlen(base_path()));
// Once we have a path for the links to other displays, add it to our links array.
//$calendar_links['calendar calendar-'. $type] = array('title' => $title, 'href' => $href);
$calendar_links[$current_path]['tabs'][$type] = array('title' => $title, 'path' => $part_path);
Chaos tools 7.x-1.0-rc1
Date 7.x-2.0-alpha4
Calendar 7.x-3.0-alpha1
Views 7.x-3.0-rc1
Comment #49kkuhnen CreditAttribution: kkuhnen commented
Comment #50peteruithoven CreditAttribution: peteruithoven commented
Comment #52kristiaanvandeneynde CreditAttribution: kristiaanvandeneynde commented
|» Critical
Comment #53KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
They are tabs. If you are not seeing them see if they work in a core theme (maybe it is a theme problem).
I have been spending several hours a day working my issue queues, including nights, weekends, and holidays, and still can't get to everything fast enough to keep people from yelling at me.
I'm trying to get a stable release of Date out the door. Calendar is dependent on that. If I stop and fix Calendar issues Date won't get a release. Calendar is next after that.
Comment #55jmoughon CreditAttribution: jmoughon commented
Hey I wanted to post how I got around this. I have not really been following the conversation, but I just got it working in a cloned view.
I am using current Dev of Calendar and Date as of this post.
All I did was go to Calendar Settings in each view (Year, Month, Week, & Day) and update the setting to be the corresponding time segment. Update Month even if it displays correctly.
The Links then displayed on my cloned cal view.
Comment #57KarenS CreditAttribution: KarenS commented
|Needs review
|» Fixed
This was harder than heck to figure out because I couldn't replicate it. I finally was able to replicate it and it turns out to be a problem getting calendar_preprocess_date_views_pager() to be recognized. That function is in a separate file that apparently is not always available. If it is not available when the theme registry is built, the function never gets called. I moved the function into the main calendar.module file to be sure it can always be discovered.
To get this working again you need to pick up my code with the fix (which won't show up in the tarball until perhaps tomorrow), then clear the caches to get the theme registry to rebuild itself.
The commit is: http://drupalcode.org/project/calendar.git/commit/f28124d
Note that I did NOT use any of the patches in this issue.
Comment #59Brandon_ST CreditAttribution: Brandon_ST commented
@flightrisk thanks! This one worked for me (#5)! Was driving me nuts.
Comment #60mjk3r CreditAttribution: mjk3r commented
It's clearly not working for me - I have no "Month", "Week", "Day" tabs.
Drupal Core: 7.22
Date: 7.x-2.6
Calendar: 7.x-3.4
Theme: subtheme of Omega 3
Spent countless hours reading posts and trying to follow each and every possible hint. All have failed.
What I have tried:
- yes - tabs are not there for base themes as well (Bartik)
- opening and saving Calendar settings (suggested by #5 and others)
- rescanning theme (Advanced-> Theme suggested by #28)
- deleting calendar view and rebuilding it again
- none of the patches above are not applicable - to what I understand, the code has been changed since
- always flushing several times
any help - anything at all - would be greatly appreciated
Comment #61slavojzizek CreditAttribution: slavojzizek commented
Same as #60, can't get tabs to show. Please help.
Comment #62wusel CreditAttribution: wusel commented
@ #60 and #61:
My tip:
Delete your calendar and create the new like Step 1 No. 4. from https://drupal.org/node/1477602 (Cookbook: Prepare an Event-Calendar for Drupal 7).
Good luck!
Comment #63akalata CreditAttribution: akalata commented
Another thing to remember (I'm writing this for me as much as anyone else, because this is the 2nd or 3rd time I've forgotten): If you want to change the path of the view (from /calendar-node-field-date to something like /calendar), you MUST KEEP the month/day/week/year after it. You'll be able to link to just /calendar with the month as default, but without month specified in the path (so the full path of the month display is /calendar/month) the tabs will not show up.
Comment #64mjk3r CreditAttribution: mjk3r commented
To: wusel (#62)
Sorry - it just doesn't help. I have done it several times with no success....
Comment #65mjk3r CreditAttribution: mjk3r commented
To: akalata (#63)
Tried this :
1. changed the paths to include "../month" and "../week"
2. Cleared caches (twice)
3. No change - "month" and "week" navigation links are not there
Comment #66arancedisicilia CreditAttribution: arancedisicilia commented
Hi everybody.
After a painful hour struggling, I found the answer here: http://success.grownupgeek.com/index.php/2010/07/25/how-add-tab-views/
The (good) article deals with views tabs in general, and it applies for calendar too.
Very easy, the solution is just that all the tabs you want to add MUST share the same base path. It worked immediately wor me!
Comment #67slavojzizek CreditAttribution: slavojzizek commented
Can confirm #66 works, thanks. I had to make the path for the default month tab /calendar/month for it to work.
Comment #68Lumis CreditAttribution: Lumis commented
Confirm #66
One has to set the each path for the Calendar view's display Month, Week, Day, Year in this way:
The tabs show then perfectly
Comment #69SeanA CreditAttribution: SeanA commented
No tabs on calendar pages, and none of the fixes here work. Incredibly frustrating.
EDIT: On my custom calendar view, nothing gets the tabs to appear. Just for fun, I created a new calendar view and simply saved it without making any changes. The tabs do appear on this one.
Comment #70SeanA CreditAttribution: SeanA commented
|» Closed (fixed)
I was able to customize the newly created view and the tabs are still working. No idea why they disappeared on the original view and refused to come back. The solution in certain instances where this occurs seems to be to delete the view and make a new one.
Comment #71BeWhy CreditAttribution: BeWhy commented
Just in case anyone goes hunting for this like I did.
I had admin_menu installed and set the tabs to show up in the menu bar. So the tabs were 'missing' when I went to the page as a logged in user with menu access, but they worked when logged out.
Comment #72merrizervas CreditAttribution: merrizervas commented
None of these patches worked for me, I'd suggest just remaking the view as well


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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell
Review by northernlion
"Rivals Metal Gear Solid 2, and in some ways even beats it."
Well here I am, sitting at home playing the long-awaited Splinter Cell on Playstation 2. As you may know, it's a port of the very well-recieved Xbox and PC Versions of the game. It's been met with excitement, skepticism, and in a few cases, anger! I'm here to deliver the news (don't shoot the messenger). Please note that this is a REVIEW, not a COMPARISON. I'll leave that to the pros. Does it stand up to the task? Find out below.
Graphics- 9.1/10
The Xbox version of Splinter Cell had mind-blowing graphics. From the impressive lighting effects, to the realistic facial expressions, and great-looking scenery. I can safely say that its Playstation 2 counterpart is also a fine looking game, and easily one of the best graphical extravaganza's on the system.
The lighting effects have made it intact....mostly. Fans of the Xbox version will note that in certain levels (Oil Rig, specifically) environments have been changed to allow for the slightly weaker PS2 to handle the game at a reasonable frame rate. Still, the lighting is done very well, and this is integral to the gameplay. When looking at Sam Fisher, you can see shadows on his face, cast by obstructions. Very realistic indeed.
Another touch of realism is in Sam Fisher himself. You can see him blink, breathe, and perform a wide variety of physically demanding movements. All of these are incredibly realistic (considering the context). The only problem I have with people is the lip-syncing. Whenever a character is talking, even loudly, all you can see is a slight movement of the mouth. This doesn't hamper gameplay, but adding more realistic mouthing would've been a nice touch.
Onto the cons. For the majority of the time, the game runs at a smooth 60 FPS rate. However, when there is a lot happening on screen (flames, explosions), it can slow down noticeably. This doesn't really hurt your experience, but it is a slight annoyance.
Gameplay- 9.5/10
Here is where Splinter Cell shines. Players can perform a wide variety of stealth moves, including interrogations, zip-lining, and the ever popular Split Jump. None of these moves require more than one try on the controller. This is possibly the easiest to use control scheme for complicated movements I've seen since Devil May Cry. Plus the controller just feels right in your hands when you're playing it.
Shadows become essential to your survival. Staying in the dark can mean the difference between life and death. It is impossible to simply run-and-gun your way through levels, as proven by how few gun shot wounds Sam Fisher can take. Fortunately, there is a light meter to tell you what degree of shadow you are in. This was a welcome addition.
Eventually, no matter how good you are, you will need to kill or incapacitate someone. Fortunately, there are a wide variety of lethal and non-lethal gadgets at your disposal. These include: Pistol, Frag Grenade, Sticky Shockers, Distraction Cameras, and Ring Foils (used to incapacitate enemies). There are also a number of extra gadgets, used to let you get your stealth on. Such as an optical camera, that you can peek under doors to see if anyone is behind it. All of these gadgets are fun to use, and incredibly important.
The game is quite difficult. Even on the normal difficulty setting, it will take you 10-25 hours to complete the single player mission. Hard will take you upwards of 25 hours. Enemies are surprisingly smart, and will attempt to find you if they think someone is hiding. However, they do have their moments of stupidity. For instance, if you throw a bottle, at one of them, they will continue to look at the glass shards until you conk them on the head. Let's hope our police don't do that in real life. The Playstation 2 version also contains Extra Features not included in the Xbox version, such as Random CIA Facts and Michael Ironsides interviews. No complaints here!
Sound- 8.5/10
This is a difficult category to judge, as the game is only as loud as you want it to be. Walking quickly or over noisy materials will alert enemies of your prescence, so you must be quiet. However, voice acting is quite well done (especially on the main character), and gunshots sound accurate. You've got to love the sound made by a guard who's just been Sticky Shockered. Also, the game supports Dolby Digital 5.1, and that's definately a plus for those gamers who like to immerse themselves in the game.
Value- 9/10
Also a hard category to judge, for one reason. There is only one mode in the game (single-player), but it will take you upwards of 10-25 hours to complete. Not to mention the extra difficulty setting. It's just as fun playing the levels over and over again as it was the first time, although not quite as suspenseful. However, as I said before, with only one mode, certain gamers will find this game tough to come back to. I cannot recommend a rental however, because you won't get very far in the game. If you're looking for a stealth action game that will take you a while to beat, this is the one to get.
If you need to spice up the fun, bring a friend and discuss strategies with them. Figure out new ways to go through each level. Set new goals for yourselves such as not killing anyone, or not setting off any alarms. Sure, it's not a mode, but we gamers like to improvise.
Tilt- 9.5/10
This is the best stealth-action game I have ever played. If you enjoyed Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons Of Liberty, buy this game right now. If you have even a remote interest in the genre, buy it now. The only people I will not recommend a purchase to is those who own the Xbox version, and those gamers who like to run-and-gun their way through games. Unless of course those Xbox owners can warrant a purchase based on one new level and some extra features.
All in all, Splinter Cell has great graphics, amazing gameplay, awesome sound, and a pretty long single-player game. It will keep you busy, and will definately make Konami work extra hard on Metal Gear Solid 3.
Graphics 9.1/10
Gameplay 9.5/10
Sound 8.5/10
Value 9.0/10
Tilt 9.5/10
Score 9.1/10
Reviewer's Rating: 4.5 - Outstanding
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March 12, 2013 – The new Courtyard by Marriott Long Beach hotel adjacent to the Long Beach Airport opens for business today, March 12, with General Manager Lucas Fiamengo at the helm. The hotel offers 159 contemporary rooms and suites, a business center, fitness center, outdoor heated pool and spa, free Wi-Fi for guests and 2,000 square feet of conference and event space. A bistro and Starbucks espresso bar round out the amenities.
"It's a hotel that's truly designed from the ground up for the business traveler," Fiamengo said. "It's the first new product in the market in about 12 years."
The location and amenities of the new hotel support Long Beach's convention and tourism industry and the recent focus that has been placed on making the airport complex an entry point for business and leisure travelers. "These developments are a clear indication of the value of having LGB," said Long Beach Airport Director Mario Rodriguez, referring to the airport by its call sign.
Guest room accommodations and public meeting space also bring an added dimension to the city's convention and tourism portfolio, while giving visitors easy access to Long Beach destinations. "The new Courtyard Long Beach at the airport is going to provide the traveler with a moderately priced hotel in that part of our city," said Steve Goodling, president and CEO of the Long Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. "It's an important geographic area of our city because it's adjacent to the 405, as well as the airport. And we get a lot of visitors and others who are traveling the freeway who are looking for a convenient location to sleep for the night or spend a few days as they explore the southland."
The hotel is at 3841 Lakewood Blvd. at Douglas Park. For more information, call 562/429-5803 or visit www.courtyardlb.com.


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They sang "Jingle Bells" en français, recited poetry—both classic and post-modern—told jokes, and even played Jewish Klezmer music. Displaying a multitude of artistic gifts, various members of our campus community came together this past weekend for our traditional Christmas Talent Show, to take a breather just prior to final exam week, to discover each other's hidden talents, and to break the monotony of the short, dark winter days.
Dr. Peter C. Bouteneff, associate professor Systematic Theology here at St. Vladimir's—who plays bass fiddle, piano, and guitar—acted as Master of Ceremonies for the occasion, as young and old(er) alike tried to rival Broadway.
Watch a musical collage of our 2011 Christmas Talent Show, with the background music "45 Minutes from Broadway," a 1906 recording sung by Bill Murray. This popular song is from one of George M. Cohan's many patriotic musicals, and it speaks about the difference between New York City and New Rochelle, New York.
To see the slideshow of the Christmas Talent Show, click here.


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CARLTON coach Brett Ratten has urged his team not to become football's version of the Big Dipper as the ''hungry'' Blues prepare for what looms as an arm wrestle against Fremantle on Friday night.
The Blues, stung by a bruising defeat against Essendon and without injured duo Andrew Carrazzo (shoulder) and Jeremy Laidler (knee), but with Andrew Walker back in the fold, leave for Perth today determined to atone for a performance where their physicality, or lack of, was questioned.
Essendon great Matthew Lloyd has said the Blues were ''spooked'' by the Bombers' attack on the man and ball on Saturday, reprising memories of the ''Carlton of old''.
Ratten has made it clear that their efforts weren't good enough and need to improve at Patersons Stadium against a Dockers unit that has embraced coach Ross Lyon's hard-nosed and defensive philosophy.
''They [Essendon] were a lot more physical than us. Their physicality compared to ours, there was a fair difference,'' he said.
''We sort of spoke about that, and then we spoke about some of our defensive actions, also our offensive use [of the ball]. We got a few things wrong.
''Teams through a season are going to have ups and downs. Just the way we went down and how far we went down on the weekend in regard to a lot of aspects of our game, offensively and defensively, I thought that was disappointing.
''I expect this group to rebound really quickly and strongly.''
This contest looms as an engrossing defensive battle. Both teams concede an average of 11.2 goals a game - among the best in the competition.
The Blues have an edge in terms of conceding the least number of inside-50s - a league-best 43.5 a game, compared with the Dockers' 45.8 (fourth best), but Fremantle has a clear advantage in stopping scores once the ball is inside its defensive 50-metre zone.
The Blues have conceded a score 51.7 per cent of the time the ball is in their defensive arc; the Dockers just 45.9 per cent.
Ratten says he wants more consistent performances, not a major dropoff in several categories, as was the case on Saturday against the Bombers.
''You don't want to create this up-and-down rollercoaster performance,'' he said.
To that end, he believes the trip west could help galvanise his team. The Blues have won four of their past six matches at Subiaco, so that venue holds no fears.
The absence of Carrazzo, who could miss up to 10 weeks because of a fractured shoulder, means the Blues' match committee has been forced to debate just who should replace him as the No. 1 tagger. Ratten was talking up Aaron Joseph yesterday, while confirming Dennis Armfield would return.
Walker has been desperate to return in recent weeks but the Blues adopted a cautious approach with him as he recovered from a quad injury. He has not played since a pre-season match against Brisbane in Maroochydore when he managed less than a quarter. He was the Blues' leading goalkicker with 56 last season.
Laidler will be out for up to eight weeks after having surgery for the second time on his left knee. He was hurt in the opening minutes against Essendon but was able to play out the game.
Blues football manager Andrew McKay said the injury was a major blow.
"We originally thought he may be a chance to play this week against Fremantle. However, after meeting with the specialist and discussions with the Carlton medical staff, it was decided the operation was necessary to stabilise the knee and ensure he will be fine for the second half of the season,'' McKay said.
Laidler had dislocated the kneecap on the same knee during the NAB Cup but returned ahead of schedule in time for the season opener against Richmond.
Chris Yarran (strained toe) was in a protective boot yesterday and remains in doubt; so too, Ed Curnow (ankle).


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The NSW government's "secret" appointment of a board member to a state-owned power company reinforces the need for a parliamentary inquiry into the power sale, the opposition says.
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His comments follow the revelation that Treasurer
But Mr Roozendaal has made no mention of the appointment, despite announcing the names of two other directors he appointed after four directors quit in protest of the sale, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
Mr Lilley worked for Macquarie as its head of government business, a role which involved persuading governments to include Macquarie in deals such as the privatisation of public assets.
A spokesman for the Treasurer confirmed the appointment and said Mr Lilley had no role in the sale.
But Mr O'Farrell said the appointment was a cause for concern.
"The fact [NSW Premier] Kristina Keneally and Eric Roozendaal tried to keep this appointment secret only adds to the public's concerns that this sell-off is bad for NSW," he said in a statement.
"What else about the power sell-off is [Ms] Keneally trying to hide from the public?"
Mr O'Farrell said the Coalition would establish a judicial inquiry if it won the state election in March.
In the meantime a contentious inquiry by the Legislative Council, which Ms Keneally says is illegal, offered "the only hope the public have of getting the facts about the power sale ahead of the election", he said.


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Lamoureaux and Spoonemore both say they were motivated to move to Tehaleh by its strong sense of community.
"We felt it from the moment we entered The Post, visited with the staff and heard about the thoughtful planning of the community," Spoonemore says. "We were the first to live in our little area, so when new families have moved in, we've been excited to meet them. We found that in older neighborhoods, people have their routine and aren't interested in meeting new neighbors."
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Both families appreciate that Donald Eismann Elementary School is located within the Tehaleh community. Lamoureaux says his irregular schedule allows him to spend more time enjoying the Tehaleh community with his daughters.
"My 8-year-old daughter and I have what we call Wednesday Walks in the Woods for the days when she has a late start at school," he says. "We'll take a walk on the Tehaleh trails to the Caffe D'arte at The Post and have a cup of hot cocoa or a smoothie."
During the holidays, the firefighters and their families attended the party hosted by Tehaleh, as well as a progressive party during which they had appetizers at each house in their neighborhood. "We called it The 12 Houses of Christmas," Lamoureaux says.
The neighbors have created a Facebook page that they use to keep in touch and plan parties.
"I'll always take advantage of community events because this is our community," Lamoureaux says. "In our last neighborhood, we didn't have that ownership. We didn't have sidewalks, cars drove through fast, and there wasn't a close connection. Here, we have good relationships with the neighbors and we're all looking out for each other. It breeds security."
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Canada will not get a seat for years at the East Asia Summit, the Pacific's new power forum, says the leader of the region's key political bloc, but he insists Ottawa has other avenues to expand trade and ties.
The Harper government has asked to join the East Asia Summit, which includes major Asian nations as well as others such as Russia, the United States and Australia. While Canada's application has not yet been made public, it is expected in coming days, a source told The Globe and Mail. But Surin Pitsuwan, secretary-general of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, says it will take years before the summit door opens again.
"It's not absolutely closed, but it's a moratorium," Mr. Pitsuwan said. "But that doesn't preclude Canada's active engagement in the region – through the existing mechanisms that we've already established."
Mr. Pitsuwan's message is no small matter to Canada and its attempts to expand trade and relations with the rapidly growing markets of East and Southeast Asia. The new wiring for diplomacy and trade in the region is being installed now, quickly, and many of the organizations and summits are being built on those of the 10-member ASEAN. Canada has ties to ASEAN, and has room to expand them, Mr. Pitsuwan said.
Canada has goodwill in the region, stemming in part from the aid efforts of the Canadian International Development Agency in the 1970s and 1980s, he said. But it hasn't had the sustained presence since to really build on it.
"The goodwill is there. The name is there. But you don't see the sustained effort of trying to project it out," Mr. Pitsuwan said in an interview with The Globe and Mail in Parliament's Centre Block. "[Canada] is appreciated. But it's not an active engagement that projects that quality out."
That's an assessment that should concern, but not surprise, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government. The PM has placed high political priority on efforts to expand ties, and trade, with Asia. But for most of the past decade, relations with Southeast Asia were neglected – as ASEAN was signing trade deals with China, India, Australia and others.
The East Asia Summit was created with such regional players as Japan and Australia. Last year, the United States and Russia were invited in – and then the door closed. Canada has been busy trying to re-engage for the past year, with visits, talks and promises of greater involvement in the region.
"Certainly it's registered with our people, our leadership, that Canada has made an effort to register its presence and its desire to be part of the various [diplomatic] architectures in the region," Mr. Pitsuwan said.
There is ample incentive for Ottawa to expand trade with the fast-growing region. One in 11 people in the world lives in the ASEAN nations – Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
But in Asia, expanding trade ties is also likely to mean building closer links in other areas – the reason Mr. Pitsuwan was in Ottawa meeting not only with Trade Minister Ed Fast and Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird, but also Defence Minister Peter MacKay.
The Harper government has also asked to join the so-called "ASEAN-plus" meetings of Pacific defence ministers, because that is developing into a regional security forum – and Ottawa wants to be part of the Pacific club. Mr. Pitsuwan said Canada's application is "certainly active" – and many expect it to come soon.
Canada's role in Southeast Asian security matters is unlikely to be in the "hardware" of deployed ships and planes, but more in the "software" of providing expertise to combat terrorism, deal with disasters, or in cyber-security, he said.
It is a region where territorial disputes are causing sharp tensions. Beyond the current flare-up of a dispute between China and Japan over a string of islands, there are conflicting claims over stretches of the South China Sea between Beijing and four ASEAN nations – some of which, like the Philippines, look to the United States as a protector.
That South China Sea dispute led to an unprecedented stalemate at the ASEAN summit in July, when the 10 nations could not even agree on a communiqué – as Cambodia, close to China, blocked a call for a multilateral code of conduct for the South China Sea. ASEAN, used to dealing by consensus among its members, has found itself "less than prepared" when divided by the rivalries of outside powers, Mr. Pitsuwan conceded.Report Typo/Error
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KEW GARDENS HILLS — Police were looking for a man wanted for stabbing someone in front of a Kissena Boulevard Mosque Sunday in what might be a hate crime.
At about 4:50 a.m., a 57-year-old man was opening the doors at the Masijid-Saaliheen Mosque, at 72-55 Kissena Blvd., when a suspect approached and made anti-Muslim statements before stabbing the man several times in the torso, according to police.
The man was taken to New York Hospital Queens, where police said he was listed in stable condition.
Police released a sketch of the suspect, described as a 6-foot-tall white man between 35 to 45 years old and weighing about 180 pounds. He had blue eyes and a light complexion and was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap, a black jacket and blue jeans and was possibly wearing glasses, according to police.
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June 15, 2014 – Thomson Reuters is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Science Citation Index (SCI), the print predecessor to Web of Science: Citation Databases from Thomson that now offers indexing of article, book, and data citations in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities. Introduced in 1964, the Science Citation Index radically changed the literature review process.
Today's legacy began in the 1950s when searching scholarly literature was a challenging process. Eugene Garfield, Ph.D., changed this through his concept of "citation indexing," or harnessing the cited references in scholarly publications. Garfield's innovation in recording and tracking these citations, each one a direct reflection of previous work that an author deemed of significance and useful, created a way for scientists and scholars to make intellectual connections and identify work related to their own. Garfield realized quantitative analysis of citations could illuminate areas of concentration and influence, providing an objective data point for assessing the impact of journals, individuals, institutions, and nations.
"I had always visualized a time when scholars would become citation conscious and to a large extent they have, for information retrieval, evaluation and measuring impact," said Dr. Garfield, founder of the Science Citation Index. "I did not imagine that the worldwide scholarly enterprise would grow to its present size or that bibliometrics would become so widespread."
The first SCI was a five-volume print edition indexing 613 journals and 1.4 million citations. The data were later issued on magnetic tape, made available via online vendors, and distributed on compact discs (CD-ROMs). Coverage was expanded to the social sciences in 1973 with the creation of the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) and to the arts and humanities in 1978 with the introduction of the Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI). These were later combined with the SCIE, a more expanded version of the SCI, in a Web environment in 1997, and the Web of Science was born.
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District college notebook: WVU women's soccer features 2 freshmen from Team Canada
of note• West Virginia soccer player Ashley Lawrence hasn't played a minute of college soccer, but she is so highly regarded that Big 12 coaches named her to the preseason all-conference team. Lawrence, a freshman forward, is a member of Canada's national team along with another incoming freshman, defender Kadeisha Buchanan. The Mountaineers were chosen first in the Big 12 preseason poll.
• Carnegie Mellon women's soccer coach Yon Struble led the U.S. Deaf women's soccer team to its third consecutive gold medal in the Deaflympics in Bulgaria. Struble also coached the team to gold at the World Deaf Football Championship last summer in Turkey.
• The Pitt women's volleyball team opens Aug. 30-31 in the Mizzou Tournament, but one of the team's early-season highlights comes in a match that won't count in the standings. The Panthers will host Polish professional team Tauron MKS Dabrowa Gornicza in the Pitt International Classic at 7 p.m. Sept. 2 at Fitzgerald Field House.
• California (Pa.) senior basketball player Chris Williams and junior Tynell Fortune played five games in Europe with the Global Sports Academy All-Star Team during a trip that ended Monday. The squad, steered by Vulcans coach Bill Brown, also featured eight Division I players. The team went 5-0 against professional teams in Germany and the Czech Republic.
• A few months ago, Ashley Gruber was leading the Penn State Behrend softball team to the NCAA Division III Tournament. Now, she's the interim coach. Gruber will replace Stacy Pondo, who stepped down to focus on her assistant athletic director duties.Gruber was co-Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Player of the Year last season.
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