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With Fords, there's no way to say whether a car is actually "matching numbers" but this car's known history from new is the strongest evidence that it has never been apart or wrecked. Contrary to popular belief, Hertz kept detailed records of the cars' condition while they were active rentals and if the engine were removed or damaged, there would surely be a record. So when the car was restored, the 289 under the hood was completely rebuilt to 306 horsepower Shelby specifications and all the correct Shelby components were reinstalled after being restored to new condition. The engine wears correct Ford Blue paint, along with a proper Shelby-spec high-rise intake and Holley 4-barrel carburetor. Tri-Y exhaust headers were state-of-the-art at the time and remain in place as well. Correct Shelby valve covers and a chrome air cleaner are framed by Shelby-installed Monte Carlo bars that strengthened the shock towers and improved steering response. Like regular Shelbys, the rental racers didn't offer power steering or power brakes (although some later models were retrofitted with power brakes in response to customer complaints), but things like the alternator and water pump have been restored. Proper reproduction hoses, clamps, and a new wiring harness were installed at the same time, and there's a new Autolite battery up front. Experts will also note that the original Shelby American fender tag is still in place, and that this car is not a rebody.
Underneath, you'll find the standard Hertz-issue C4 3-speed automatic transmission with suitable upgrades to handle the high-winding 289's horsepower, as well as a Shelby-spec 9-inch rear out back. Restoration photos show the entire body shell painted in correct red oxide primer, and the floors remain in primer as original, with just the right amount of black overspray, just like the factory did it. A deep sump Cobra aluminum oil pan controls windage on a road course, while a reproduction Rotunda oil filter keeps it clean. All the original markings, including those done at the Shelby American facility, have been accurately reproduced, right down to the balancing stripes on the driveshaft. The disc brakes have been rebuilt, and the dual exhaust system features correct style mufflers that give this rare Mustang just the right sound. Shelby also modified the rear suspension with a set of traction bars on the leaf springs, which also involved modifications to the floors, all of which have been faithfully retained and restored on this car. 14-inch Magnum 500 wheels wear Hertz-specification Goodyear Blue Streak tires and specific "Hertz Sports Car Club" center caps that are only found on the rent-a-racers.
Inside, the Hertz cars were a little more civilized than their Shelby brothers, but by 1966, Shelby was already polishing the GT350's rough edges anyway. The interior of this car has been fully restored to stock specifications, and the only notable differences from a stock GT350 are those related to the automatic transmission: a wider brake pedal and, of course, the automatic shifter mounted on the transmission tunnel, sans console. But like the exterior, all the standard Shelby goodies were included, such as the lovely wood-rimmed steering wheel and a comprehensive set of gauges, including a cool dash-mounted tachometer up high and in the driver's line of sight. In this car's case, the entire interior is new, including seat covers and foam, door panels, carpets, and headliner, and all the gauge have been fully rebuilt. Racing lap belts have been added, and reproductions of all the original delivery tags are in place, including the visor tag describing how to start the car. The trunk is also finished with a reproduction floor mat and a matching Magnum 500 spare assembly, as new.
Documentation includes a reproduction owner's manual, original sales invoice that shows the original dealership as Larsen Ford in White Plains, New York, and receipts from Shelby American. There are also dozens of restoration photos showing this car's transformation into the stunning show-winning machine that it is today.
There was a time when nobody wanted these former rental cars, but that day is long gone. Today, the GT350H has taken its place among the most sought-after Shelbys of all time, and with only 1001 being built, they're considerably more rare than the standard GT350. With longtime ownership of a single curator, a concours-caliber restoration, and incredible performance, anyone looking for a Hertz Shelby will find none better than this.
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It would be good for user fields to have autocomplete fields for usernames.
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Comment #3drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Thanks a lot for the suggestion and the patch! Having a dedicated filter for users makes sense, of course.
However, there were several errors in your patch regarding use cases other than the one on d.o – for instance, non-exposed filters and exposed operators. Also, the code style and comments didn't completely follow the coding standards.
A revised patch is attached, please test/review!
While working on this, I also noticed an unrelated bug in our base filter handler: #2111273: Fix Javascript states for exposed filter operator. (Probably won't concern the d.o use case, though.)
Comment #5drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Ah, you're right, thanks!
However, I guess it'd be even better to map the UIDs to the names in the summary. I also noticed that that conversion didn't take place for exposed filters with defaults in the live preview. It's really tiring how many cases you have to accomodate in Views …
Anyways, improved patch attached.
Comment #7drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Thanks a lot for creating this new patch with a common base class! As you say, this also adds additional value for other contrib modules, and it definitely makes the code cleaner.
Actually, I would have thought even more code could be generalized – e.g., if you take the ID and label column from the
entity_keys entity info setting, you could likely make most of the label <=> ID conversion code common. Just the vocabulary for terms and the anonymous user would have to be added, but the base class could already take that into account. (Also, users don't have the label set as an entity key, but rather use a
label callback, so that would also have to be added manually somewhere. Maybe the two columns could be retrieved in
init(), making overriding easy. Or we could use a dedicated method, of course.)
Speaking of anonymous users, though: Why does the code just use the literal string "Anonymous" instead of the
anonymous variable with a translated default? Isn't that very confusing for sites in other languages, or who override the name? Or am I missing some behind-the-scenes magic?
So a bunch of code in SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm can likely still be removed, which would be great.
I don't know, how would you mean we could do that? Do you mean removing the option to have a select list from the filter handler? That could of course make sense, yes …
Though, as said, providing this functionality in the base class, and thus also offering it for users (which could make sense on sites with a small set of possible authors), could also be a nice feature. And even for tagging term fields, a select list could make sense if the site is small.
Also, the code in the options filter handler doesn't allow you to use a select list without hierarchy, and also doesn't support autocomplete. So I'd say using this new handler for all taxonomy term references would probably be the better option.
The only "feature" the options handler has compared to the new one is caching of the options list, which could be a very small performance gain. (But by the way, how many of the issue fields are term references? If several are, a performance comparison between the two options might make sense – we are searching for performance data, and d.o would be perfect for that.)
Further comments/nitpicking:
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + $options['limit'] = array('default' => TRUE, 'bool' => TRUE);
I don't see any config form for "limit". How is that set, and what does it do?
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + if ($this->options['limit']) { + // We only do this when the form is displayed. + if (empty($this->definition['vocabulary'])) { + $first_vocabulary = reset($vocabularies); + $this->definition['vocabulary'] = $first_vocabulary->machine_name; + } + + if (empty($this->definition['vocabulary'])) { + $form['vocabulary'] = array( + '#type' => 'radios', + '#title' => t('Vocabulary'), + '#options' => $options, + '#description' => t('Select which vocabulary to show terms for in the regular options.'), + '#default_value' => $this->definition['vocabulary'], + ); + } + }
I don't understand this bit at all. Apart from the fact that I don't understand the "limit" option – doesn't the first
ifblock mean that the second one will only be executed if there are no vocabularies defined – making the whole element useless?
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + '#dependency' => array('radio:options[type]' => array('select')),
As far as I know, and according to #1595022: Convert dependency to states,
#dependencyshouldn't be used anymore in favor of
#states(though I admit the syntax for that is more complicated).
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + if ($missing && !empty($this->options['error_message'])) { + form_error($form, format_plural(count($missing), 'Unable to find term: @terms', 'Unable to find terms: @terms', array('@terms' => implode(', ', array_keys($missing))))); + } + elseif ($missing && empty($this->options['error_message'])) { + $tids = array(0); + } +
A nested
ifwould make the code considerably more readable here.
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + elseif ($missing && empty($this->options['error_message'])) { + $tids = array(0); + }
Is that really the best behavior? Shouldn't we just add 0, instead of replacing all found TIDs with just that one?
If the operator is "=", this will show an empty result – which is probably exactly the expected behavior. However, for "<>", all other entered terms will be ignored, too!
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + $form['error_message'] = array( + '#type' => 'checkbox', + '#title' => t('Display error message'), + '#default_value' => !empty($this->options['error_message']), + );
This should have some description.
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/includes/handler_filter_taxonomy_term.inc @@ -0,0 +1,310 @@ + $form['value'] = array( + '#type' => 'select', + '#title' => $this->options['limit'] ? t('Select terms from vocabulary @voc', array('@voc' => $vocabulary->name)) : t('Select terms'), + '#multiple' => TRUE, + '#options' => $options, + '#size' => min(9, count($options)), + '#default_value' => $default_value, + );
Completely setting
$form['value']here overwrites/removes general improvements like the
#statesfor the "empty" operators and removing the title in the exposed form (though Views admittedly does that automatically anyways).
Also, the taxonomy term filter should also (like the user filter) only use
ids_to_strings()to set the default value if it actually used – i.e., not if the exposed form has already been submitted. It's probably only a minor performance improvement, but still better than nothing.
All of the comments I knew how to fix are contained in the attached patch, along with some documentation fixes/beautification. (I guess we don't really need interdiffs, you'll probably also use a dedicated branch, right? Otherwise, I can of course continue providing them.)
Comment #9drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Great, thanks!
What I noticed, though, is that you're using
reduce_value_options() in the term filter, where it isn't available. I've now added it there, it's pretty trivial anyways.
Do you still want to work on the two mentioned issues (making ID <=> label conversions more generic and either removing or generalizing the "select list" option), or would you prefer we just ensure everything works now and commit it?
Especially the former would be hard to do later, though, so we'd have to be sure we don't want that.
Comment #12drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
I don't see a huge benefit to making ID <=> label conversions more generic. Maybe it will emerge as search_api_views adds more entity types, but that's a separate issue.
I guess you're right. I thought that it would be harder to implement, then, as contrib modules might rely on the generic class already – but since the method is abstract now, all subclasses must implement it from scratch anyways. If we later on add a generic implementation there, subclasses won't notice it unless they choose to use it.
So, nothing against leaving it like this for now.
As for the select/autocomplete option, I don't really know either. Maybe someone who's using this will weigh in. Otherwise, I'll just commit one of them next Monday or so and hope for the best. ;)
In any case, thanks a lot again for your work!
Comment #13tvn CreditAttribution: tvn commented
Any chance you could commit this earlier? Today or tomorrow? This issue is kind of blocking other our before-launch to-dos.
Comment #14drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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Damn, I'm sorry, I didn't check the issues on the weekend. Please send me a mail in such situations – for d.o I'm more than willing to make an exception to the "no nagging about issues via mail" rule.
Anyways, I committed the patch in #9 now – having the select list available, too, might be useful for some users, and it gives us the option to always use this filter handler instead of the options list-based one for taxonomy terms.
Thanks again for your work, Neil, and sorry I blocked you guys!
Comment #15tvn CreditAttribution: tvn commented
No worries, and thanks a lot for all your help with this issue!
Comment #16s_leu CreditAttribution: s_leu commented
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I have some problems with this change with an exposed filter of type "All parent terms (indexed)". After updating from search api 1.4 to the latest recommended release, the filter suddenly stopped to work.
Debugging the code in SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm::value_form() shows that the base for loading the terms, $this->definition['vocabulary'], is empty. That worked well before i updated. Seems like this new term filter is buggy.
Comment #18drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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Oh, damn, I can't believe I overlooked that … Thanks a lot for reporting this!
Does the attached patch fix this for you? It attempts to retrieve the field information of the containing entity for the
parent and
parents_all properties. If that's not available, no vocabulary is saved for the filter and the functionality gets reduced accordingly (only a plain select list available). Later, we could also implement our own taxonomy term callback for that case (i.e., use all vocabularies) – but that's not necessary right away, I think. We'd have to see if having a term reference without a taxonomy defined (or defined some way we can't detect it) is really a use case.
In any case, thanks again for reporting, and sorry I committed this so hastily, breaking your site!
Comment #19drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Comment #21s_leu CreditAttribution: s_leu commented
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Can confirm the patch in #18 fixes the problem with the empty $definition['vocabulary']. Unfortunately there is still something different from the behavior of the corresponding filter in search api 7.x-1.4.
I'm using the filter as exposed and the form should also work when there is no value for that filter submitted. This was working fine in 1.4. But In the current version there is something wrong in SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm::validate_entity_strings() now. I just tried to make a few changes quickly to see if i could make it work and came up with this:
protected function validate_entity_strings(array &$form, array $values) {
if (empty($values)) {
return array();
$tids = array();
$names = array();
$missing = array();
foreach ($values as $value) {
$missing[strtolower($value)] = TRUE;
$names[] = $value;
if (!$names) {
return FALSE;
$query = db_select('taxonomy_term_data', 'td');
$query->innerJoin('taxonomy_vocabulary', 'tv', 'td.vid = tv.vid');
$query->condition('td.tid', $names);
if (!empty($this->definition['vocabulary'])) {
$query->condition('tv.machine_name', $this->definition['vocabulary']);
$result = $query->execute();
foreach ($result as $term) {
$tids[] = $term->tid;
if ($missing) {
if (!empty($this->options['error_message'])) {
form_error($form, format_plural(count($missing), 'Unable to find term: @terms', 'Unable to find terms: @terms', array('@terms' => implode(', ', array_keys($missing)))));
else {
// Add a bogus TID which will show an empty result for a positive filter
// and be ignored for an excluding one.
$tids[] = 0;
return $tids;
That way it is working as expected again. Sorry i don't have time to make a correct patch. This is for sure not the correct solution but it might let you see what is going on actually. The main problem is that the current code in this method expects $values to be an array of term names. What i get is an array of tids though.
Would be great if you could have a look at this again.
Comment #22drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Good to know the patch works – I now committed it to fix at least that part.
For the new problem: could you please describe in more detail what you're doing, what settings you're using and what goes wrong?
Comment #23s_leu CreditAttribution: s_leu commented
Ok so here is what i am trying to do. I have a "All parent terms (indexed)" filter that is exposed on a view that is items of a certain search index. The field is part of that index and enabled as well in the fields of the index.
Due to exposure of the filter i need it to accept empty values and the empty behavior should be to return all results for the view. Unfortunately what happens is that no results are shown, the autocomplete field is marked red and the message "Unable to find term:" gets displayed.
It is caused by the code in SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm::validate_entity_strings() . That function expects the $values argument to be an array of term names. But instead what i get there is an array of tids which of course will cause that function to return nothing. Please let me know if you need any more details.
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Sorry, I can't reproduce this. Everything seems to work fine. Maybe try to get to the bottom of why
validate_entity_strings() receives IDs instead of names, which really shouldn't happen. However, I don't see why this should even be relevant to the problem you describe – if you have issues with empty form input, then the array passed to
validate_entity_strings() will be empty anyways.
One problem I noticed, however (even though I've made sure this is solved before committing) is that the default value of the "Value" field in the admin UI will again not always be properly set – i.e., IDs instead of names.
Views never ceases to shock me – it seems
$form_state['input'] is sometimes even populated for new forms! I really haven't got any clue left on how to properly determine when the default value will be used, so the attached patch would change this to have the IDs be always transformed to names. The performance improvement was probably negligible anyways, since setting a default value for an exposed filter isn't often done anyways, I'd guess.
Comment #25drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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Ah, now I stumbled across it by accident. Would have been important to know you have "Allow multiple selections" disabled.
The attached patch should fix this, please test!
Comment #26s_leu CreditAttribution: s_leu commented
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Thanks for your effort drunken monkey. I just checked your patch and can confirm that it solved the problem with the empty value of the field. Unfortunately when i try to select a term using autocompletion, the view doesn't display any results at all now.
It just displays the message "Unable to find term: 123". And yes, i have "Allow multiple selections" disabled on that filter.
Hope it helps
Comment #27drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Good to hear that part works, thanks for testing!
I cannot reproduce the new error you mention, though. It's with the same setup and field as before, and the filter exposed? With the patch, everything really seems to work now for me.
Did you maybe enter a term from another vocabulary, or something?
Comment #28Colin @ PCMarket CreditAttribution: Colin @ PCMarket commented
I came across this issue when trying to solve an issue that was introduced after updating to 7.x-1.9 and was wondering if you could advise if this issue may be related to the issue as i've detailed in https://drupal.org/node/2141741
Comment #29drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Have you tried with the latest dev version of the Search API, too?
Comment #30Colin @ PCMarket CreditAttribution: Colin @ PCMarket commented
Yes I am running 7.x-1.9+33-dev
Comment #31drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
That doesn't seem to be related to this issue at all. I'll comment over in #2141741: Use case with taxonomy/term/% issue with search api 7.x-1.9and facet api.
@ s_leu: Could you reproduce your problem with a newly configured view? If so, please provide details and reproducible steps. Otherwise, we should finally close this issue.
Comment #32ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented
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Here is my observation for term fields:
1- "Term reference" fields:
- handled by "SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterOptions".
- terms are provided as checkboxes in filter configuration.
- no autocomplete option.
2- "Entity Reference"(Taxonomy term) fields:
- handled by "SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm".
- terms (all terms in the site!) are provided in a multiple-select in filter configuration.
- no autocomplete option.
Attached patch:
- makes "Term reference" fields to be handled by "SearchApiViewsHandlerFilterTaxonomyTerm"
- correctly prepopulates "vocabulary" option for "Entity Reference" so extra options(autocomplete,etc.) work as expected.
ps: Not sure if there is an open issue on it, but i think providing a vocabulary selection UI would be nice besides/instead of prepopulating it in hook_views_data().
Comment #33drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
Thanks for the patch, the suggestion makes sense.
The decision to use the options filter for non-autocomplete term reference fields was a deliberate one, so I'd first need to know whether there is larger consensus that these should be handled by the term-specific filter instead.
Also, if this is the case, we still should just move the
if for taxonomy terms up in the chain (probably along with users, for consistency), instead of moving the one for options down. Otherwise, options also become less preferable than, e.g., dates.
We could also consider a different approach, of just adding autocomplete to the options filter as well – should be well possible and could also be handy in other situations. However, it would of course be more work, so I understand if no-one wants to do that. (We'd probably have to abstract our entity filter handler again to also handle other autocomplete-able values.)
+++ b/contrib/search_api_views/search_api_views.views.inc
@@ -221,9 +216,20 @@ function _search_api_views_add_handlers($id, array $field, EntityMetadataWrapper
+ $table[$id]['filter']['vocabulary'] = key($field_info['settings']['handler_settings']['target_bundles']);
Will the
'target_bundles' key always only contain a single value? Otherwise, we should only do this when there is only a single value. Or change
$table[$id]['filter']['vocabulary'] to an array, but that would of course be a larger change.
Also, should this maybe also be fixed for the
search_api_views_taxonomy_term contextual filter for "Entity reference" fields? It seems that would have the same problem.
Attached is also a re-roll of #25 – however, part of this already seems to have been fixed by #2198791: Indexed Content: Author as Exposed Filter: empty field treated as zero (Anonymous), so I'd first need to know if anyone still has problems with this in the latest version of this module?
Comment #34ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented
Will the 'target_bundles' key always only contain a single value? Otherwise, we should only do this when there is only a single value. Or change $table[$id]['filter']['vocabulary'] to an array, but that would of course be a larger change.
Target bundles may contain multiple values. It's unlikely but possible. Limiting to single valued target_bundles would cover most of the sites i guess. There is also another scenario where the handler(term source) is the views module, which may be considered later together with the multiple bundles.
Also, should this maybe also be fixed for the search_api_views_taxonomy_term contextual filter for "Entity reference" fields? It seems that would have the same problem.
Yes, the same vocabulary discovery logic should be added there too.
Comment #35drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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OK, then please add these two fixes, too.
Comment #36ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented
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- Moved the term-if up keeping the options-if in its place as you suggested.
- Moved the vocabulary discovery code to a function.
- Fixed the two issues.
Comment #37ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented
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Fixed interdiff.
Comment #39drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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Thanks, looks good. Just had to fix the comments a bit.
However, as said, I don't want to change the handler type of non-autocomplete term reference fields without enough consensus on the issue, as this will probably break at least some, if not a lot of, views containing such filters. Does the rest of the fix make sense without that? Or will term-typed entity reference fields then still not be recognized? In the former case, I could commit the attached patch – for the
if-reordering I'd need some more feedback here.
Comment #40ufku CreditAttribution: ufku commented
This works for Entity reference fields.
Term reference fields however needs the if-reordering. I understand your concerns about breaking existing configurations but in my opinion if there were many people using the term filter as options list some of them would have already come here and request dropdown and autocomplete widgets because that's the way a term field works in normal views. I think we should fix this. The sooner the better.
Comment #42drunken monkey CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented
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|» Fixed
I understand your concerns about breaking existing configurations but in my opinion if there were many people using the term filter as options list some of them would have already come here and request dropdown and autocomplete widgets because that's the way a term field works in normal views.
On the other hand, you are the first to complain about it the other way.
I have committed the patch from #39 now. To avoid overloading this issue even more, please create a new one for the re-ordering issue, and we can have a "vote" there.


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The wealth manager has valued the company on a "stand-alone" basis, which means removing a takeover premium for rural services business, including corporate costs and valuing the company's hybrid equity at its face value of $150 million.
Wilson said the value of the company's ordinary shares was heavily dependent on a successful asset sale program.
After Elders rejected the Ruralco bid for Elders Rural Services on Tuesday, its share price fell 22 per cent to 7¢.
On Wednesday, Elders shares had recovered by 8.6 per cent to 7.6¢.
While the company's net debt was recorded at $310 million at the half-year result, that could be as high as $400 million now due to working capital cycles.
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Wilson estimates the company's enterprise value at $250 million.
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It was a nice movie have to admit even that I don´t really like the idea of making ponies turning into humans the whole production crew made the impossible possible with a movie that was supposed to be just a toy selling marketing thing turned out to be pretty enjoyable and I might add a little funny animation. And Spike is way too cute.


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The latest firmware for the F3 was just released a few days ago, and it adds a great new option. Version 1.40, which can be download here, adds S-Log into the Picture Profile menu of the camera. This allows anyone to turn on S-Log without the RGB key, although you still need the key for 4:4:4 output. Having S-Log in the profiles menu allows adjustment to the other camera settings such as black level, color, and white balance. I have put together an S-log profile that matches the normal S-log mode and also a modified file that combines the S-log gamma mode with color and black levels. You can download the files individually here (S-log and AB-Slog) or my full camera settings here, which contain both files and updated scene files as well. Watch my video above to learn more, and make sure to check out the upcoming F3 classes in NY and LA.
So does that mean that they're gonna give me half of my money back for the S-Log upgrade now that half of it is useless?
Same here spent 4 grand for what again?
To be an early adopter. Been there, done that.
Hey Andy, if I install the new update on my F3, what impact will it have, if any, on my purchased S-log in the camera now?
I too wouldn't mind getting anything… even a rebate for another product… and not that crappy zoom lenses they had… like the FS700… hmmmmm, that'll be a good start.
Hmmm. Looks like Abel and Sony are working hard
at building trust and brand loyalty.
It would be naive to think that Sony or Abel
Would do the right thing and reimburse us lowly suckers
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
Hey Richard
The firmware will not change how S-log currently works in your camera.It just adds it to the picture profile mode as well. The RGB key S-log mode offers LUTs and EI mode, which the new version does not.
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
If Sony comes up with something we will let you know for sure. The RGB key does give you LUTs, EI mode, and 444 RGB output, which this new firmware doesn't offer.
Is there a problem with your product that requires reimbursement?
Im still a little confused…. This allows a Slog picture profile to record to SxS cards, but if you turn on 422 1.5GB output for the HD SDI it still limits white balance, etc…. for recording to an external device??
Thanks Andy. I'm seriously considering taking the F3 class after moving to LA this summer if it's offered again.
Richard Allen Crook
Andy…do you have any modified LUTs that I could download and install on my f3? The internal stock LUTs are awful and would love to try yours. Mainly some with deeper contrast.
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
I posted some here – http://blog.abelcine.com/2012/03/19/s-log-and-the-f3-–-part-4-in-camera-look-up-tables/ – But you can't do much in camera because it only support 2D LUTs.
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
If you turn on the 422 1.5GB & Slog setting then it sets you to S-Log mode and locks out white balance etc. If you set the output to 422 & Video, then you can turn on S-Log in the Picture Profile menu. Even though it says 'video' you are outputting S-log.
Thats why I gave up on Sony and bought Red's… It's in the Sony business model to screw over early adopters
There is a huge difference between this S-Log and the one with the purchased key. Here the look is "baked in" to the file, such as crushing the blacks, or if it is pure S-Log then you do not get the benefit of seeing it with a LUT or EI. With the Key you can record the pure S-Log for later maximal grading while still view the footage modified to how you will want it to look, and this is saved to the SxS card as a backup. For instance, the "Andy DeLog LUT" I just discovered and it is really nice. I can only imagine using this picture profile version if either my external recorder was not available and I had to save to SxS card only or if it was important to white balance. This is like an improved JPEG image whereas the key version S-Log is more like a RAW still image with JPEG preview (not exactly). Andy, do you agree, would you use this new capability very often if you had the key and could take advantage of the LUT's and EI?
Rob Wilton
Hey Andy,
Im going to play with your LUTs at the end of the week when I get my hands on the camera. One question though, do your LUTs compress the highlights in any way? I'd love to have look that has all the highlight information of a flat S-log look but with the mid tone boost and black crush of a mild REC 709 look. Is this what your AB Slog Range does? thanks for a great post!
Rob Wilton
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
I agree, if you have the key then you get the LUTs and EI modes, which are a real benefit. Thanks for the great notes.
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
I have a variety of LUTs based on Sony's HyperGamma curves. Most clip the highlights to some extent, but you can of course bring them back with an additional correction. The AB-Slog profile does crush the blacks and add more color, but it does not have the same boost in the mid tones that you get off the LUT. There is no perfect solution, but hopefully they can work as solid starting points.
I am glad I am not the only one disappointed with Sony and this SLog ripoff. I still cannot believe they have betrayed some loyal customers. There are still no plans to compensate the ones who purchased the SLog for $3660?
Tobi Corts
Hi Andy, sorry am confused but did you get my latest comment?
http://www.abelcine.com AbelCine
Hi Tobi, I don't see your previous comment – what were you asking?
Tobi Corts
Hi Andy,
thanks for getting back. My 1 post got lost somewhere!
I am shooting a feature film in October. The production company has its own F3 with the S-Log Key installed.
I was shooting mostly C300 over the last months so was not in the loop with all the S-Log stuff new to the F3.
I was playing around with the F3 yesterday and after reading your post and using your S-Log and AB S-Log in the camera there are some things I am not sure about.
First problem was solved with one of your answers. The HD SDI Output 422 1.5GB &Slog didn't work with the Pictureprofile Slog. So when I change this setting to 422&Video I am abel to use this port again? Meaning on the one hand I can do whitebalance and use all the other functions of the camera again. On the other hand I do have a clean output for recording with our blackmagic shuffle2. Set to 422&Video, using Slog Picturestyle mode I still output 422 10bit slog files via HD SDI out, just like in Slog-Key Mode?!
So via SDI out I could put all display stuff on again.
When using the AB Slog some of your adjustments are baked in, just like the white balance, even though I am in Slog? Is that right?
Sorry for being so pedant about this, it`s just that the company always used the camera the Slog key way and now I am new to a project and everything is changing;-) It´s just very nice to have the option of white balancing again! I would prefer to go this way. Still using Slog(in pictureprofile) to give post production all opportunities.
They also say they never used the camera with more than 9db. As I saw in your post you were still very happy with the results using 18db. Is it right that the F3 is loosing resolution when going to higher db settings???? Thats the story here right now and actually I have no clue how to test that!
We are planing to shoot some documentary style parts for the movie on the Octoberfest here in Munich. So it`s not possible to bring in a lot of lights.
Sorry for being so long. But you are of such great help always.
It`s not so easy to get sophisticated support over here in Germany. Especially when the camera is production owned.
Looking forward to your answer and wish you all the best.
Tobi Corts
Hello Andy, a lot of confusion around here. Did you get my second question post? Can`t find any answer here?
Shooting starts end of next week. I would really appreciate some short tips.
http://twitter.com/jeffleephoto Jeff Lee
Hi Tobi-
When you're using the new SLog Picture Profile, your dual link output should be set to 422 1.5G & Video. This way you can set your white balance while still outputting a clean signal to your external recorder. With SLog Picture Profile, you can tweak other settings like the matrix, detail level, and white balance, whereas traditional SLog mode does not allow you to make any such adjustments. However, traditional SLog give you the options for LUTs and EI mode.
You can still get your on-screen displays to output via the standard SDI output in either mode for your client / AC monitor.
White balance is always "baked in", regardless of which SLog mode you choose. You can make some white balance adjustments in post, but remember, you're shooting LOG, not RAW. Hope this helps!
Tobi Corts
Hi Jeff,
thank you very much for the answer! That helps. So I have to sort out which way to go.
how do i download all of those picture profiles?
the links dont work now!
ohhh it downloaded it to my download folder – haha – sorry my bad!
http://www.facebook.com/people/Leonard-Levy/1377333424 Leonard Levy
Andy , I haven't had a chance to try your AB-Slog setting yet but I'm wondering how it treats flesh tones. Specifically alot of people prefer sLog because of the way it treats faces making them more natural looking. Does your technique of adding chroma and dropping blacks affect that?
Also is AB S-log something you could hand a client who doesn't want to do anything but minor color correction – will it look useable right out of the box?
http://twitter.com/AndyShipsides Andy Shipsides
I didn't alter the skin tones much in my AB-Slog setting, just increased color overall. So S-log has the same affect on skin as you would normally see. The goal of the setting was to help speed up the process of post correction a bit. Technically you should De-Log the footage still but you could probably get away with minor correction.
Interesting as I look back on this 2.5 years later, still using the F3 and still using the S-Log AB setting, but have been without thinking about it putting the footage into the Cineon space LUT and then to Rec 709 LUT trying to get an F35 type workflow. Perhaps I should have been using straight S-Log for this, but the videos are very saturated with nice colors and need virtually no additional processing beyond these post processing adjustments. I do as you mention push the exposure up slightly from true S-log. Any thoughts?
http://www.abelcine.com/ AbelCine
Reply from Ian, one of our Tech Specialists:
Sounds like you are applying a double LUT to the footage. The settings for the F3 Picture Profile are adding color into a S-Log2 recording. You should be able to add the S-Log2 LUT to REC 709 and have a finished look. Log Cineon is a separate log gamma response that is used in Alexa. If the results are to your liking then so be it. However typically double puts will create footage super saturated and can produce unwanted color shifts. The intention of the Picture Profile was to be able to have the dynamic range of LOG while at the same time have minimal color correction on the post end.
If you have any further questions, feel free to email our techsupport team directly at techsupport[at]]abelcine[.]com
Thanks Ian. I know this workflow was designed more for the Sony F5 (S-Log1) which is what the F3 is running to get to Cineon and then Rec709 in order to emulate the "Alexa Look". I found it on a site from Dennis Hingsburg on DVX and his blog. I modified it slightly using the AB version of S-Log which does increase saturation/warmth and works nicely for fashion video shoots as can be seen here for example: http://www.fashionsnag.com/blog/2014/12/snow-bunny.html
Sebastian Neville
JG I am also using my F3 with an external recorder. Is there a way we can talk by phone or email? please let me know. Thanks
Im new in this arena and so please excuse my lack of knowledge. I was hoping for a little advice.
I am about to take on my first independent film and i have 2x PMW- f3 cameras that are both using updated firmware 1.4 and for the best quality I have been told to film at RGB 4.4.4 onto an external recorder.
I just looked at the sony SRR1 and its $11,000.00 for just 1 so thats out of the question. Do you have any ideas or suggestions?
http://www.jeffleephoto.com/ Jeff Lee
Hi Karl-
There are several external recorder options that will record RGB 4:4:4, including the Convergent Design Odyssey 7Q (and 7Q+) as well as the Sound Devices PIX240i or the new PIX-E5 and PIX-E7.
I agree just be sure you have the paid upgrade. Also be aware that 444 has only two WB settings. With 422 you can use inexpensive recorders and set WB which is helpful outdoors.
Peg Merrott
Hello, I know this is a little late but is this firmware upgrade for the PMW f3 still available that gives you free s log, I can't find the actual software download.
http://www.abelcine.com/ AbelCine
Hi Peg,
Here is a response from Ian, one of our tech specialists:
I found the link to download the firmware that includes S-Log. Here is the link:
Hope that helps!
Joe Faucon
Do you know if you still have to pay extra for the 4:4:4 output or is all inclusive now for camera's that don't have it?
http://blog.abelcine.com/ Andy Shipsides
You still have to pay for 444 RGB output, but Slog is included for free.


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Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) released its second quarter reports Tuesday, and noted an impressive 9 percent increase in revenue and a 13 percent boost in profit; the drugmaker reported $19.5 million in sales. The second quarter results are even better than the quarter previous, and easily beat consensus estimates.
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When he went to my dad with the news, the joy was a one-way street.
But historically, the groupie-idol relationship was a one-way street.
And yet he is too smart to despair that this is a one-way street.
Actually, it is an internal rule, that is, a normal rule because of the fact that Commerce is a one-way street.
I did say that to her one day because it was a one-way street and he was going the wrong way then.
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He was driving west on a one-way street—that's a one way there.
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I am 15 and you must be on my bio for some reason but i think it is pretty pointless lol!
My stories are pretty pointless too, i am a little bit crazy and i love random-ie-ness, so i usually enjoy humor fics, i recently started really reading romance and angst! and i like them to, i pretty much like everything i am pretty openminded.
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Yay first reviewer! This plot is so original i really enjoy reading it! It doesn't bore me like most other ones, every chapter gets better!
Author's Response: Thank you so much, I hope you continue to enjoy it!
Best chapter so far!.......It is hard to think of Tom or avril will feelings and emotions....i guess i always thought of them as ...well not human.....but i think it was well written and i like the different side of them and how you can see how much they have changed over the years!
Author's Response: Thanks - I know what you mean about Avril and Tom, but I always saw them as developing - I think they had to get to a stage where they weren't really human any more, and I want to show that journey. :-)
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Author's Response: Thanks, I understand what you mean about Snape and the daughter thing, but hopefully as the plot unfolds and you learn more about him that will seem more believable.
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that was friggin funny lol if you love ron why do you make him gay. Are you a guy lol ignore me lol
Author's Response: lol no im not a guy, its just funny. and btw theres more 'gayness' to coming in the fourth (and final) chapter lol hee hee hee
heheh lmao i liked the green poem, i can't believe you went to hagrid hut and fell down a hill lol anyway put up the next chappie sopon plz i love the random-ie-ness of it
Author's Response: lol no i didnt go to hagrids hut and fall down a hill...heres the actual story: in gym class a few months ago we were doing these things called U-turns where you run up the hill then around and back down, well it was slippery and i was running down the hill and i slipped/tripped and fell on my face, in the mud, in front of everyone. i laughed at myself though, i didnt scream and cry as a matter of fact i was laughing so hard i couldnt run the rest of the way. lol well thats the end of my story... lol ha ha
YAY YAY an update!!! Great chapter, it was pretty funny.. anyway update really really soon!!!
Author's Response: It's already sent in my friend.
That happened to me once i had to write an apology to my arch enemy * Hananh mumbles to herself about what a bitch Jess is* it is about as enjoyable as having a pineapple stuck up ur ass spicky way up! Great chappie!! I love your fic! Happily awaiting a new chapter = )
wow i love it its fab, i haven't reviewed that much soz, but it is cool update soon plz
Author's Response: It's quite all right, you got to it now didn't you? Anyways update sent in...
RANNNNNNNNDOOM!!! Yeh! See this is why i read your story, for chaprters like this, very random and very funny !! * Hannah chants annoyingly* Update! Update! Update!
Author's Response: Believe me I was waiting until I could write these random chapters. It's the best part of writing. Well anyways there shall be more chapters like this and the next one is already sent in.
Hehehe i was just thinking how much i wanted a hot chocolate lol anyway great second chappie!! I am really enjoying this fic it is the coolest! Happily awaiting the next chapter = )
Author's Response: Thanks, I'm writing....
I dinny know wa 2 sai! i loved it..but it makes me crave marshmallows and there aint any in cuz mum is ona diet * mumbles crude things about mums diet* she isnt even fat! anyway........kewl chapters..i couldnt be bothered reviewing last chapter....so 2 day u get i double pat on the back for doing an amazing job! blah ...blah........ur story is great!........blah..........update soon.........blah.........
Author's Response: YAY - double pat! Thank you!
lmao lmao that was great i love that kinda of plotish thingy anyway hurry up with the posting = ) oh yeh... please!!!#
( i never say please so feel priveliged lol i can't spell = (
Author's Response: Thanks for the review! btw, I see from your bio that you live in the Isle of Man, I love it there, I went on holidays to it a few years ago and it rocks!
ROTFL!! Poor harry! I hope voldemort is sick on all his bloody marshmallow! Idiot! I am way to involved in this story lol, i like the song- thingy thing. BTW
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif.- Guarantee Shoe Center, a fixture in downtown Bakersfield, announced this week a new partnership with Bakersfield Athletics and the Roadrunner Scholarship Fund as the local business celebrates their 60th anniversary.
As part of the promotion this year, Guarantee Shoe Center located on the corner of 21st and Chester, will have a special offer for Roadrunner fans. When fans bring their ticket stubs from a CSUB home game to the store and make a purchase, Guarantee Shoe Center will donate 10-percent of that sale back to the Roadrunner Scholarship Fund.
"I know the athletes work very, very hard and it's not easy going to school and training for all these sporting events," said Rosco Rolnick, owner of Guarantee Shoe Center. "I think the athletic-scholarship program is appreciated by every single athlete and I know what their (fundraising) goal is at CSUB and if I can add 10 or 20 thousand dollars to that; that certainly helps."
The Roadrunner Scholarship Fund has set their most-ambitious goal in history this season, attempting to raise $600,000 for the student-athletes at CSUB.
"The partnership with Guarantee Shoe Center is going to really help us realize our goal of raising more money than ever for the Roadrunner Scholarship Fund," said Kenneth 'Ziggy' Siegfried, Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Relations. "I want to encourage everyone to purchase their shoes at Guarantee Shoe Center and please remember to turn in your ticket when you check-out. Thank you to Rosco, his daughter Sara, and the entire Rolnick family for your dedication to CSUB Athletics and to the entire Bakersfield Community."
Along with their partnership with the Roadrunner Scholarship Fund, Guarantee Shoe Center is also a new corporate sponsor of CSUB Athletics, signing an agreement with Nelligan Sports Marketing which includes facility signage and sponsorship within the Roadrunner Radio Network for basketball and baseball game broadcasts.
Guarantee Shoe Center was founded in 1953 by Rolnick's grandfather Nat Slepyan and features name brand shoes, great customer service and community engagement including their annual 'Shoes for the Homeless' program where they have donated over 30,000 pairs of shoes to the Bakersfield Homeless Center over the last 15 years.


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The event focused on the use of RFID technology in networked environments, and review international standardization. Particular emphasis was given to the impact that networked RFID applications will have on telecommunication networks, especially on network and service capability requirements and interworking aspects.
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The Whipping Man
Also see Richard's review of Forget Me Not
Looking back now, I realize this was during the "irrational exuberance" of the housing bubble, when our darker sensibilities were pushed out to the fringesa time when giant, touring "jukebox" musicals went stomping across the land like giant killer robots, forcing a kind of mindless glee upon the theater-going public.
But that housing bubble has popped, and only a relative handful of jukebox robots still roam the countryside. And, meanwhile, drama is finally staging a comeback.
Matthew Lopez' The Whipping Man ran in New York in 2011 and, in this latest local staging, actor J. Samuel Davis has never been more commanding (or weary, or wise) as a struggling ex-slave. The whole story becomes a gripping contest between the steadfast endurance of an older man (Mr. Davis) and the fear and impulsiveness of two younger men. And, thanks to director Doug Finlayson, every word and every glance becomes a moment of sharply focused characterization.
The story begins when Caleb, played by Austin Pierce, staggers into what's left of his family's home, shortly after the Civil War. (It's 1865, and Union General Ulysses S. Grant has just gone through nearby Richmond, Virginia.) Caleb, a returning Confederate officer, hobbles in to find two of his family's former slaves holed-up in the wreckage. Not long after, a powerful scene involving primitive surgery will leave the audience squirming in their seats, thanks to Mr. Pierce's immaculate performance.
Gregory Fenner is excellent as John, the younger ex-slave: full of sly delight that turns to anguish, and horror later. And as the story hits its climax, he gracefully falls and jumps back up to his feet during a struggle with Simon (Mr. Davis), in a sequence that ought to count as a perfect moment of stunt ballet.
A delightful weirdness develops long before that, however, with the revelation that the DeLeon family (the departed slave-owners) had indoctrinated Simon and John (Mr. Fenner) into Judaism. In one of the play's cornerstone events, it's deeply compelling to watch Mr. Davis conduct a Passover seder: where history calls out of the Egypt, and even out beyond our own Antebellum era. For that matter, though, you could say it's deeply compelling to watch J. Samuel Davis do just about anything in this first-class drama.
Through February 16, 2014, at the New Jewish Theatre, at the Jewish Community Center, #2 Millstone Campus Drive, just west of Lindbergh on Scheutz Rd. For more information visit www.newjewishtheatre.org. No shows on Fridays.
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Girl Trouble isn't exactly known for prolific output of material. But 2013 promises to be an unusually busy year for Tacoma's punk patriarchs (and matriarch.)
The buzz from Girl Trouble camp is that they're finally putting together the follow up to 2003's "Illusion of Excitement" album. Plus, local filmmaker Isaac Olsen has apparently exceeded the $5,000 goal he set on Kickstarter for "Strictly Sacred," a proposed documentary that would chronicle the quartet's first 28 years of "eluding fame."
Front man K.P. Kendall tells us there's tons of great archival footage featuring Granny Go-Go and early performances at Tacoma's Community World Theater and the Tropicalia in Olympia.
Kendall also mentioned something else that may soon surface, harkening back to his band's heyday. By e-mail he writes: "We're also going to attempt to put out 'Hit It Or Quit It' next year. Our first album and the first album on Sub Pop, out on CD for it's 25th Anniversary. It was never out on any format other than album, and if all goes well it should contain a few songs the we recorded back at that time, in 1988, in the same session but never did anything with."
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The HSSP BA has a new 'Free Elective' option!
Students pursuing the HSSP BA degree can now use specifically approved research methods courses to fulfill their "free elective" requirement.
See the Guide to Courses that Count for HSSP Credit to learn which courses count toward this new "free elective" option.
The HSSP MPP Advancement Program
Planning on pursuing a Master of Public Policy (MPP)? Interested in learning more about our HSSP MPP Advancement Program? Begin by reading the HSSP MPP Advancement Program Application Requirements!
Bachelor of Arts Degree
All BA majors must complete the following Core Requirements and Electives:
A. Core Requirements
Core "Science" Course:
- BIOL 14a - Genetics & Genomics,
- BIOL 15b - Cells & Organisms,
- BIOL 16a - Evolution & Biodiversity, or
- BIOL 42a - Physiology
Core "Society" Course: SOC 191a - Health, Community & Society or SOC 189a - Sociology of Body and Health
Core "Policy" Course: HS 104b - American Health Care or LGLS 114a - American Health Care: Law & Policy
HSSP 100b - Intro to Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Population Health Generally taken in the Junior year, the Brandeis/Denmark Institute for Study-abroad (DIS) course -Epidemiology: Danish Case Studies can substitute for HSSP 100b.
HSSP 110a - Integrative Seminar on Health: A capstone course for seniors that combines academic coursework and fieldwork experiences around a central problem or facet of health or healthcare - open only to HSSP Students in their Senior year. You may request to take HSSP 110a in the final semester of your Junior Year, if you:
- are graduating a semester early (i.e., December instead of May) and you have ready officially changed your graduation date, or
- are a declared double major in Education and HSSP, or a major in HSSP and a minor in Education: Education major/minors must all teach in the Spring semester of their Senior Year.
Hands-On Experience (HOE) Majors must successfully complete 1 of the following 5 options:
An internship paired with an Internship Seminar: HSSP 89a - HSSP Internship, ENVS 89a - Environmental Studies Internship, LGLS 161b - Advocacy for Policy Change, PAX 89a - Internship in Peace, Conflict & Coexistence Studies, or WMGS 89a - When Violence Hits Home;
HSSP 98a/b - Independent Research;
A qualifying health-related Justice Brandeis Semester (JBS); or
A qualifying health-related Study Abroad Program.
HOE: All majors must communicate their HOE choice, in writing, to the HSSP Internship Instructor. Students who choose to complete their HOE through Internship or JBS must also meet with the HSSP Internship Instructor in the fall of their Sophomore or Junior year for written pre-approval before accepting/registering for that option. Students who choose to complete their HOE through Study Abroad must meet with the Study Abroad Liaison for pre-approval.
B. Electives
The HSSP BA degree demands 4 HSSP electives: (1 elective from each Focal Area plus a 4th chosen from any of the Focal Areas)
1 elective from Focal Area A
1 elective from Focal Area B
1 elective from Focal Area C
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Warrington 3rd 84 St Edwards 3rd 24
WARRINGTON racked up 13 tries in a 10-a-side clash with St Edwards.
The numbers were reduced from 15-a-side due to St Edwards being unable to raise a full side, but it worked to Warrington's advantage.
Their try scoring became a procession, with a hat-trick from veteran John Morris and individual efforts from Matt Drinkwater and two well-taken scores from Charlie McIlroy providing the highlights.
The opposition replied with three converted tries and a penalty but the result was never seriously in doubt.
"We are now in third place in the league, just one point behind Firswood Waterloo with four games to play," said skipper Shaun McDermott.
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The MTV docu-series now has a premiere date, being scheduled to launch on Tuesday, April 23 at 11 P.M.
Ke$ha shows her antics yet again in a new sneak peek for "Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life". In the short video, the "Tik Tok" singer takes a bite of a cannoli cake and shares it with another person, by regurgitating it into the friend's mouth. Things go messy as Ke$ha starts putting the cream onto her friends' faces.
Shot over the course of two years and directed by the 25-year-old singer's brother Lagan Sebert, the upcoming docu-series will capture the "Die Young" singer's intimate and wildest moments while recording her third album and traveling around the world. She said, "With this documentary series I'm revealing a more complete picture of what my life is really like. It's not all glamorous, but it's all real. I want you to come on a whirlwind journey with an all-access pass to My Crazy Beautiful Life."
She gushed, "He [her brother] got all the things you would want to see and all the things you wouldn't really want to see, making out with dudes, drinking my own pee, jumping out of a building, jumping out of aeroplanes, swimming with sharks ..." The 25-year-old further shared, "I was told drinking my own pee was good ... Somebody tried to take my pee away from me and I said, 'That is mine!' So I snatched it up and took a chug and it was really gross so I don't do it anymore."
"Ke$ha: My Crazy Beautiful Life" will start airing Tuesday, April 23 at 11 P.M. on MTV.


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After running part of his leg of the London 2012 Olympics torch relay, David State carried another torch.
Before he finished he dropped to one knee and proposed to his girlfriend Christine Langham. He then continued on his way.
Spoiler alert: She said yes. (Thanks to The Big Lead for the video tip.)
VIDEO: Happy Birthday Moe Howard
BRITISH OPEN: Guess who the favorite is
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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Fund managers have warned retail investors to think carefully before buying tickets on the QR National coal train ahead of Australia's biggest float since Telstra.
Retail investors are expected to play a major role in QR National's initial public offering, with specific incentives targeting buy and hold retail players.
The rail infrastructure company has been priced at $2.50 to $3 a share, depending on demand, giving the float a market capitalisation of $6.1 billion to $7.3 billion.
But how keen retail investors are to buy in remains to be seen.
Major floats have been scarce since the global credit crisis created what Macquarie strategists say are shorter, sharper investment cycles.
Such cycles, which bring about a higher level of volatility, have made it harder for buyers and sellers to commit to an IPO, where funding is locked up for some time before the stock actually gets off the ground.
The tepid debut of retailer
Of the 15 biggest Australian IPOs this year by value listed, honours are pretty much split between success stories and war stories. Eight of the stocks are trading higher than the listing price, while seven are lower.
Unfortunately for investors, the year's biggest floats
The best performed new stock has been
Elsewhere in coal,
The worst performed of the top 15 floats this year is Brisbane drug maker
Retail investors have not had to think too much about buying into IPOs recently. Many investors were burnt by department store Myer Holdings' float at about this time last year. Myer shares listed at $4.10 on November 2, 2009, slumped below the $4 mark on day one and have remained underwater since. Likewise fellow retailer
But retail investors are being asked to play a big role in getting QR National off the ground later this year.
Retail investors who buy into the $5 billion-plus QR National float will be offered a discount of up to 10 per cent on their shares as the Queensland government attempts to ensure the year's biggest IPO is a success.
Some market watchers say retail players would have to contribute at least $1 billion for the float to be successful.
Those with a Queensland postcode who pre-register for the IPO, which is expected in mid-November, will be given priority over other applicants.
So what should investors look for before deciding whether to buy into QR National?
Tribeca Investment Partners portfolio manager Sean Fenton said the two most important considerations included the seller and general market conditions.
"A lot can be learnt from the Myer float," Fenton says.
"When private equity is exiting the share register, they don't tend to leave much on the table."
But Fenton says governments had tended to be better sellers as far as investors were concerned, as they left stocks with more untapped potential.
The other great risk about an IPO, Fenton says, is that investors have to commit their funds well out from the actual float date.
"You are on the hook for a period of time when you sign up to be in an IPO," Fenton says.
"Your funds are locked up and a lot can change in that period, either for the better or worse."
Adam Smith Asset Management portfolio manager Stephen Atkinson has a lengthy list of considerations before buying into an IPO.
Atkinson says investors should consider the reason the company wants to float, is it for capital reasons or are the vendors wanting to exit the business?
Other points on his checklist include:
Are the funds raised going into the company or going to vendors? – we always prefer money raised to go into the company.
What is the history of the company and is there any evidence of a track record of operations? – newer companies can carry more risk.
Check for the reasonableness of forecasts – watch out for the hockey stick earnings trajectory. The market views missing prospectus forecasts as a cardinal sin.
Check for alignment of key management – do they own shares, are they selling their shares?
Look for diversity and experience on the board – we like to see board directors who are likely to contribute meaningfully to the success of a company.
At what point in the cycle is the company listing (i.e., are you buying it when earnings are looking at their best)?
Has the company grown organically or by recent acquisitions?
The Australian Financial Review


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Tonight is the night! Country 107.7, WGNA-FM presents Keith Urban's "Get Closer" Tour with special guest Jake Owen, 7:30pm at the Times Union Center.
Tonight is the night! Country 107.7, WGNA-FM presents Keith Urban's "Get Closer" Tour with special guest Jake Owen, 7:30pm at the Times Union Center.
Country 107.7, WGNA-FM is your official station presenting the Keith Urban "Get Closer" Tour with Special Guest Jake Owen on Saturday night July 16th at the TU Center in Albany.
July 9th is coming quick just 23 days away, and that means WGNA Countryfest 2011 is almost here.
As I was buying 4 pounds of Italian sausage last night at Hannaford, a Country 107.7, WGNA-FM listener that recognized me made me smile.
It's hard to believe but in just 39 days WGNA will be partying with close to 30,000 of our greatest listeners at the Altamont Fairgrounds for Countryfest 2011.
We will be hooking our awesome listeners up with 107 pairs of tickets to WGNA Countryfest 2011 on July 9th at the Altamont Fairgrounds!
Chris Young has been on a roll and Country 107.7, WGNA-FM has been one of the biggest supporters of his career since day 1. We had Chris at the Rising Stars Concert Series just before his first #1 hit "Getting You Home (The Black Dress Song)" topped the charts.
All of us here and I'm sure the fans of country star Chris Cagle wish him well. WGNA received word from Chris Cagle's management that he will be physically unable to perform at this year's Countryfest 2011.
Sunny Sweeney is building a high profile country music career very quickly, in large part because of her singing and songwriting ability with a great personality to match.
Country 107.7,WGNA-FM's Countryfest 2011 is approaching fast. The show is July 9th at the Altamont Fairgrounds. Brett Eldregde is one of the stars on the show this year, and he is a funny guy.


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Theo Walcott [2] has still not signed a new Arsenal [3] contract, raising fears that the England winger may be the next big-name star to leave after Robin van Persie's move to Manchester United [4] .
Arsenal manager Wenger [5] admitted: "We are still trying to extend his deal."
Wenger has lost skippers Van Persie [6] and Cesc Fabregas in the last 12 months, and
midfielder Alex Song is also close to a 15 million pounds switch to Barcelona, The Sun reports.
Walcott, 23, has just a year left on his deal.
Wenger added: "When a player doesn't want to stay you either force him or you let him go." (ANI [7])
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[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theo_Walcott
[3] http://www.arsenal.com
[4] http://www.albawaba.com/sport/manchester-united-van-persie-arsenal-%C2%9C%C2%A322m-438645
[5] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ars%C3%A8ne_Wenger
[6] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Persie
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MONTREAL -- Ryan White said confidence was the key to his late-season success with the Montreal Canadiens and the club provided him with another boost to his confidence Wednesday when they handed him a one-way contract for the coming season.
"That was my goal for the off-season and I'm happy that I got it," White said on a conference call from his home in Brandon. The one-year deal is worth US$625,000.
On paper, White is taking a cut in pay. His NHL salary last season was $635,000 and a series of bonuses boosted his cap hit to $850,000. But he had a two-way contract and, for more than half the season, he was earning $62,500 with the AHL's Hamilton Bulldogs.
Jackets' Huselius hurt
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The Columbus Blue Jackets will be without winger Kristian Huselius for at least the first six weeks of next season, general manager Scott Howson said on Wednesday.
Huselius tore his pectoral muscle while bench-pressing in Sweden last week, according to the Columbus Dispatch, and will require surgery later this week. The recovery time is estimated to be four to six months.
Cheechoo back with Blues
ST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Blues have signed free agent forward Jonathan Cheechoo to a one-year contract.
The 30-year-old from Moose Factory, Ont., last played in the NHL with the Ottawa Senators in 2009-10. After scoring just five times in 61 games that season, Cheechoo was shipped to the AHL.
Hurricanes keep Sutter
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The Carolina Hurricanes got an important piece of their future under contract on Wednesday, agreeing to terms on a three-year deal with forward Brandon Sutter.
The US$6.2-million deal carries a salary-cap hit of just under $2.1 million per year. Sutter will earn $1.5 million next year, followed by $2 million in the middle season and $2.7 million in the final year of the deal.
Sens ink top draft pick
OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Senators have signed Mika Zibanejad to a three-year, entry-level contract.
The Swedish forward was Ottawa's first pick (sixth overall) in the NHL entry draft last month.
The 18-year-old centre played his first season of pro hockey with Djurgardens of the Swedish Elite League this past season. Zibanejad had five goals and four assists in 26 games.
-- from the news services


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