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How Technology Has Changed Our Lives
Technology Today
Just a few short years ago it would be hard to believe the rate of chance we have experienced. In just a short period of time technologies that had little effect previously, have suddenly taken over and changed the way we work, live, and interact with each other. At the current pace of development, It's hard to comprehend where we will be in 10, 20, or 30 years. Here are just a few of the disruptive technologies that have emerged.
RFID technology has been around for a longtime, but now researchers are developing a "internet of things" where all devices are tied into the matrix. Essentially, every single item on the planet would be fitted with an RFID chip which will broadcast a signal to a RFID reader. The reader can then tell the devices exact location within the three dimensional world allowing artificial intelligence computers to track everything in real time. Then, using different 3-D models and predictive algorithms operators will be able to predict and track mass movements around the world. To many, this technology is frightening and represents the end of personal privacy, to others, this technology represents the next step in the transformation from man to machine.
When Steve Jobs created the iPhone I'm not certain that he even understood the impact it would have on our lives. For the first time in history, a device smaller than a deck of cards has the capability to perfect the functions of building size supercomputers just a few years prior. The most ingenious part of this new device is the fact that people from all around the world can create their own applications that can be used in tandem. Essentially, Steve created a device that crowdsourced the entire world to help them improve upon the technology and chance the planet forever.
In recent years we have seen crowdfunding start to gain prominence with people looking to raise money for a specific cause, business, invention, or project. The way it works is users on different crowdfunding platforms like Go Fund Me and SmashFund can create an account and solicit small donations from large amounts of people. These "micro-donations" when added together can reach huge sums of money, essentially allowing people to fund their dream without having to rely on big banks for loans. This amazing concept works good for some projects and not is good for others. For example, if your looking to start a new for profit business then it could be difficult to get people to give you donations. On the other hand, projects that involve important humanitarian causes or inventions can do very well and grow quickly. The reality is that the majority of crowdfunding campaigns fail, but the ones that do succeed allow a person to realize an invention or a case that otherwise would have never happened with traditional funding sources. Smashfund Social Crowdfunding is changing the world as we see it.
The future of our planet is in the greatest period of transformation that we have ever seen. Never before in history has so much development been taking place at such a quick and rapid pace. Future generations our going to be given the choice of adapting to the quickening pace of change, or be left behind in the dust piles of history. We are no longer at a point in history where technology can be ignored. Studies show that the majority of jobs will involve technology and those that don't will soon be eliminated or replaced by robots. If you want to survive and thrive in the future it's critical that you harnessing emerging technologies to create wealth in your life. Unfortunately, a large portion of the Baby Boomer generation have decided to ignore these emerging changes, which they do at their own peril. As a millennial, I have always know the importance of adapting to change, because at the end of the day, the only thing constant in this universe is change.
Magic in your mind is becoming a popular internet subject
Magic In Your Mind?
Being the internet nerds that we are, we search all over for various things and I couldn't help but come across the Magic in your mind course that is Bob Proctor's New program apparently.
Now I have not heard of this before, but I have heard of Bob Proctor through the famous movie "The Secret". Like I have said in another blog that I wrote, this movie changed my life forever. I won't go into details again, but you can go read that blog for yourself. Bob was one of the presenters in the movie who really grabbed you and pulled you in. He has a confident aura about him and a deep commanding voice. It opened up many people to a new boom that became the law of attraction. This phrase has been used so heavily over the last 15 years that it almost get a little annoying. Most people don't
This phrase has been used so heavily over the last 15 years that it almost get a little annoying. Most people don't have a clue what they are talking about, but I know that Bob does. That being said, we ran across this site that was promoting a new course from Bob. I put a video above we pulled from the site where he is talking about the course and his take on Bob Proctor. Now I don't know if this site is just out to make money or really trying to share the good they have run across, but I felt it was legitimate enough to talk about here.
If you haven't seen or heard of Bob, I will put a video here where Bob goes into more detail on the law of attraction and vibration:
The point of this article is that even though I think that the world has already overused and oversold the law of attraction, I have to stop and see that maybe it has just started and not ending at all. The more sites I see popping up make me believe this. At least people are focused on something positive. Be sure to check out Rhonda Byrne's The Secret.
The Internet Is Becoming More Intelligent
The internet and the computer. Quickly evolving to being smarter and faster then most can fathom. This is great in a lot of ways and bad in others. The one reason a computer will never replace a human being is that it can't make discernment and judgement calls like a human can. It can't feel and reason like one would want. There really is only black and white. Life is more then black and white. Being in the computer industry I am seeing this more and more.
Take youtube for example. The true king of video really. Google owned now and doing their best to keep spam at bay which I don't blame them. The problem is that they set programs to block spam and any spam like activity, but there are a lot of people "playing by the rules" and getting blocked when they have no intentions of spamming whatsoever. Let me go deeper so you can understand what I am talking about here. If you google "blocked youtube accounts" you will see a plethora of people who unjustly got their youtube accounts blocked playing by the rules because some new program determined that they could be spamming. Now I realize that some of these cases could be legit, but personally getting a large youtube account of my own shut down for no good reason, I can say that not all are spam. The problem is deeper then it looks. Let me describe this from a SEO point of view.
Lets say I have your typical website I am building, Facebook, twitter, Pinterest, youtube, and google plus all linked. My site has been up for 5 months or longer and I am slowly linking to various things that are in my niche (directories, search engines, social signals, etc.) and really building good solid trust. There is an SEO metric called "trust flow". This is a gauge that builds when you build your site correctly and not spammy (You can go to Majestic.com to see what your trust flow is). Lets say I have built this long and hard to a level of 30 (pretty high). Out of the blue, youtube gets some weird Idea my account is possibly spammy and shuts me down because I logged into my account from a different computer. (real story). My trust metric drops to a 15 or worse because of this. This literally drops a websites ranking! Now at this point it doesn't even matter if I get my youtube account re-instated, that trust will not go back up with it. It will sit for at least a month in limbo before it even starts to go back up. This really means 5 months of work cut in half at best. Now some of you may be saying,"well, at least it was only half!" Let me explain what "half is" when you are ranked number 1 for a search term on google.
Here is a chart of percentage clicks based on ranking for google:
Now if you see the numbers, they can be staggering of the difference from #3 on down. If you take a trust flow hit like I am talking about, you will likely drop 10 spots minimum. If I am ranked #1, that puts me at #11. If you do the math, that is a drop of 30.95X. Lets just call it 30. Basically if you multiple the traffic from spot 11 which is 1.11% X30.95= 34.3545. This equates into me loosing just under 97% of my pervious traffic! All from a stupid new algorithm that detected something that wasn't true or real. This is nuts. No one wrote and warned me or questioned any activity, just boom, cut off. I have since proven that the claims were false, but the damage is done. Do they care, nope. I realize it is a free service, so I can't say much, but I would gladly pay if it gave me added protection from this kind of crap. I will get back to the #1 spot, but it is frustrating as it was just a computer determining if it was black or white.
What people should take away from this as I know a lot of you have very large youtube accounts where you make a fairly decent living from. Please don't put all of your eggs in one basket! Keep a perspective as you are riding a free service and the ride could stop at any moment. I have seen it many times now both personally and professionally. Things won't get easier in the future either. The more programs that come out, the more thin ice we all skate on. Kind of like life if you look around, the more laws and law suites that go on, the less freedom and limits we have at a lot of things. It is really becoming a fear based mentality in the world. As much as I would like to write about that here, I will save that for another blog.
Part of writing this was to vent a little. The other was to share a story so that you may be a little more informed so you can be prepared. You don't want to loose 97% of your income in a matter of minutes. Just protect yourself and put eggs everywhere and not just in one basket.
Welcome To Macitt.com Your Professional Computer Geeks
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We are here to give you an informative blog that let fill you in on all the latest happenings around the world in computers. As the industry changes at such a mind blowing fast pace with brand new technologies and cutting edge ways to work, we follow and look out for all the news and latest gadgets and tricks in the technology industry.
The Computer industry of today has so many new components and we want our blog to provide depth and useful information for you the user. We will be covering various aspects and components used with computers today. Basically we are a website that is a tutorial blog which will be randomly updated to provide simple to understand information on various different topics around computers and other various geeky things.
This blog website is aiming to provide top quality information and content in an array of sub fields of computing like web design, Search engine optimization, web marketing, web development, ROI, branding, affiliate marketing, WordPress plug ins, breaking technology and other related areas in the field of computer, tech and random things that interest us at the moment.
Our real goal is to provide you with engaging and useful information that you and other readers find value in. We look forward to sharing useful tips, top notch material, news about the latest and greatest in the market, technology in general and so much more. We also aim to provide you with first class knowledge about leading edge methods and techniques as well as a leading edge technology used by the best of the best in the field of computing.
So without winding this out too far, lets get started with the meat of todays topics in the online world, or, at least our online world. Search Engine optimization. We have so much to say and cover. from good to bad and everything in-between. How you can make money with it and how you cast lose a ton of money without it. Don't miss this article as it will be right up next so stay tuned…
Is Crowdfunding Singularity Upon Us?
Singularity is the moment that technology becomes exponentially more powerful than it is today. The moment where technology begins increasing at an exponential rate. To many, this day marks the beginning of the end for humanity. To technology buffs, this moment represents the culmination of all the efforts of humanity since the beginning of time. In the crowdfunding space I believe we have began to reach a level of change that will radically transform the way we live our lives. The fact is, as technology grows it begins to learn from itself. Sure, originally all of this innovation was directed by scientists, but eventually you reach a point where robotics begin to take on a mind of its own. Many fear that robots will become all powerful and begin killing people. Others feel that soon we will no longer have to work and everything will be provide for us. Crowdfunding is a very innovative space and has been around for along time. Many established companies like Go Fund Me and Kickstarter have given people the opportunity to crowd fund money for their project or invention for over a decade. Recently, there has been a new company to emerge into this growing industry. SmashFund crowdfunding company was started by a young entrepreneur by the name of Rob Towles. Rob has been in the tech space for a longtime and has a long list of successful projects prior to becoming the SmashFund CEO. Originally, Rob was the founder of the highly successful gaming platform Candy Crusher where he oversaw the eventual sale of the company to the tune of $115 million. Next, Rob decided to try his luck as an energy drink salesman and created the E-fusion brand of energy drinks. This company seemed to tap into the affiliate based growth model where profits are shared between all stakeholders. The truth is, the average person does not want to work for someone else. The majority of people would settle to make less money if it meant they could have a business of their own. The affiliate based revenue sharing model provides this opportunity to people. After many successful ventures, Rob has shifted his focus primarily to SmashFund. This young crowdfunding startup combines the best aspects of crowdfunding, social media, and revenue sharing. In fact, SmashFund is the only crowdfunding network that provides all these different systems to its users. Now, I started this article talking about the crowdfunding singularity, and asking the provocative question, is the singularity upon us? The ability to crowd fund money is about to undergo the most radical changes in over a decade. With the leadership of Rob Towles, SmashFund plans to not only disrupt the entire crowdfunding industry, but also take the platform worldwide. Of course, this is an ambitious plan for a young start up, but I believe they have the right team in place. The best minds in the industry are all gathering together to disrupt the entire industry and change the way people raise money forever. If you have a passion, project, invention, goal, or cause then SmashFund could be your key to bringing it to life.
If you would like to learn more about Rob Towles, you can visit his personal site at: http://robtowles.com
Tetris Movie Trailer and Review
Ok, we are all about anything nerdy and internet related. This definitely includes the 2015 classic Tetris world championships.
Let us back up a bit and explain where this all started. In 2010 Director adam Cornelious and 3rd place competitor in the 1990 nintendo world championships Robin Mehara decided to set out on a journey to find out who is the best tetris player in the world for classic nes tetris. Previously there had not been any competition to determine one. There were champions for games accross the board including Donkey Kong, super mario bros, pacman, asteroids, all kinds of games. But none for tetris. This is a game that more then 10 million people have downloaded onto their phone! It is safe to assume that most of us have played tetris in one for or the other. This thought prompted adam and robin to seek out the best and film the experience which turned into the Tetris movie or "Ecstasy Of Order". Robin played a large role in finding past competitors in the nintendo world championship to come and compete. Tracking down the best, was no easy task as some had not been heard from in over 20 years. They traveled across the US to find the best of the best and interview them as well as invite them to the first Tetris World Championships. The second place the looked for players were the Twin Galaxies current record holders for classic NES Tetris. You would imagine this is a great starting point. Just about every record holder agreed to come to the first competition in Los Angeles Ca. Trying to round up 10-20 of the best in the world is not as easy as one would think. Amazingly enough, most everyone came.
The event got the blessing and support from Blue Planet (current owner of "Tetris") and worked out pretty well in the end (Im not going to tell you everything). Unknown players emerged in the process and plenty of excitement and drama were caught in the film. If for nothing more, you got a great education on what playing Tetris daily can do for you to help with brain stimulation.
I wasn't sure what to think going into watching the Tetris Movie other then maybe just another King Of Kong, but I was pleasantly surprised as it took a little different path then K of K. I'm glad that it did as originality is great these days.
This movie became a cult classic and spurred on a yearly Tetris World Championships which bounced around a bit till it found it's home and the Portland Retro Gaming Expo in Oregon. Every year around October all the best players gather including a lot of new blood and compete for the cash and title.
Records in classic Tetris have been smashed across the board since the release of the movie. People who have never played the game are now masters at it. Even I have started to play it more and am improving rapidly. The hand eye coordination the old video games systems demand you to learn is so valuable in everyday life. Talk about keeping the motor skills working! Practice this game on level 19 everyday, you can't help but get quick at reaction times and processing information quickly.
This movies really left me feeling good after and seeing what has become of it is amazing! I'm going to put the trailer clip below so you can check it out for yourself. Go click on their socials and see who the current champions are and what kind of scores they are setting. I was excited to write about something as fun as this and I hope you enjoy not only this article, but the trailer. Leave them some good feedback and be sure to comment below.
Bob Proctor And The Razor's Edge – Law Of Attraction
The Razor's Edge
In Bob Proctor's Six Minutes To Success, he talks about a concept called The Razors Edge. This concept has most likely been around since the beginning of time, but it was made popular – under a different name – in Napoleon Hills groundbreaking masterwork Think and Grow Rich. The principals states that the majority of people attempting to accomplish a goal are literally just inches away from completing it. The average person is programmed to quit right before the finish line. This brief analysis will attempt to flush this out in detail.
I was first introduced to these concepts by Bob Proctor and have been studying them religiously every since. When you always seem to fail these ideas can seem very foreign and – for lack of better words – full of shit. When one begins to apply these powerful concepts into their mind you can start to see results immediately. One of the main things I would notice is the use of limiting language in my speech. I have now made the conscious effect to eliminate all phrases that don't serve my goal of being successful. When I head to work for the day I don't "try to make money" instead I "make money." Or when I talk about my company I don't say that "I will try to make it successful" instead I say "my company is successful." The concept of programming your brain first to help you achieve the results your want in your life is the key. This is primarily called the Law of Attraction, but is also referred to the Law of Vibration. The key concept here is that nothing stands still, everything is constantly in motion. Therefore, the vibration you are in effects everything around you and what you attract into your life. Now lets bring this concept back to The Razors Edge concept we initially started with.
As Bob Proctor says, "You are just one inch away from beauty and success in your life". It's true, we are all very close to achieving the life we have always wanted. Sometimes though that last inch or two turns into a wall that's very hard to break through. I know from personal experience that a lot of people out there have pushed hard for a goal, only to fail time and time again. This is the most critical time in the process because the failure will stop 99% of people from pursuing their dreams. The winners know that when they reach that final resistance, they have reached the razors edge. That's when you know it's time to push even harder until you break through. What is it going to take to get you to blast through the resistance in your life? Maybe you need to get up an hour earlier, maybe you need to give something up, or maybe you just need to believe in yourself. The fact of the matter is that you made your mind up to achieve a certain result and now is the time to take it! Double down on your dreams, redouble your efforts, and hit the barbwire until you accomplish your dreams. If you would like to learn some of Bob Proctor's teachings, there is a free success coaching e-course that you can sign up for today for free.
Who Provides the Best SEO Services in Portland Oregon?
The name of the game in business is cash flow. Everyone's looking for cash flow and that's why people start companies. The best way to get cash flow is either your own business or real estate investments. Both can be set up for passive income but I feel real estate is the easiest to automate. A small business can be automated but it's a lot harder because you have to rely on a large group of employees. Most business's rely on their website or online listing to reach new customers and make more profit. This means that almost all business people can benefit from search engine optimization.
If your not currently an SEO expert or haven't hired one then your giving your competition an advantage. The reality of the current situation is it's impossible to compete with a good seo company. Small business owners don't have the skill set to do the current level of optimization required to compete. The hard part about hiring an seo company how do you know who to trust? The danger of search optimization is that if you don't know what your doing you can actually screw up people's website. I have seen companies totally destroy domain names and actually get them banned on Google. In the early 90's when the internet was first starting out my family had an e-commerce website. There was a local company that had great results by hiring a firm who specialized in getting your website ranked #1 in Google. They hired this firm and actually were ranking on the top and still do to this day. After seeing these results we hired the guy to do search optimization for our small e-commerce website. He told us what he was going to do which was the exact same thing he did before that worked really well. The basic idea at the time was to make your site look bigger then it was by adding forums, fake posts, blogs, and lots of other content. The problem was that Google had done an update since then and had decided forums without active posters meant this was a spam site. Basically the site ranked well for a few days and then instantly all the rankings fell off. Upon further research we figured out that our page had been banned from Google and delisted. At this time this was suicide for our company because we couldn't even be found unless someone typed in our exact domain name. The point of telling this story is to illustrate the danger of hiring a poor search engine marketing company. It's imperative that if you decide to seek professional help you choose the right firm. So how do you know who provides the best SEO services? The first step is to start Googling companies and see who comes up in the top for certain terms. The other option is to talk to business owners who have had success and have them recommend the person who did the work. I recently had a great experience with Oregon Web Solutions Portland SEO Company. I created a Mac Computer site that I planned to add content too and making profits on the back end by putting ads in the side bar. The idea behind it was to add great and relevant information about internet subjects and build up a fan base. Then charge companies to put their advertisements on my page and occasionally do product reviews for extra revenue. The problem I was having though is nobody could find my page. If your not ranking in the big search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo how can anyone find you? At the time I didn't have the money to pay for a big ad campaign that may or may not work. I decided to hire professionals and i'm happy I did. They were able to take my new site from page 4 to page 1 in about 60 days. Once I was on the first page I watched my rankings steadily improve until I finally reached my goal of in the top 3 positions for my desired keyword. Before I go any further it's important I mention the down side of search engine optimization.
The first being that it does have some risk to it. Whenever you changing or adding things to a website there's always a chance you could be banned or delisted. The other downside is that it can be very expensive especially if you go with a good firm. The upside is that a good firm can usually pay for themselves by the revenue you will receive on the back end. Those returns can usually come pretty quickly if you already have a good business model. Ranking in Google basically is like opening a business in a good location where customers will readily walk in the front door. Once customers start coming in the door because you are in the right spot you can spend less on advertising because seo is basically free advertising. When your on the front page of Google you don't need to spend money on AdWords, banner ads, or pay per click campaigns because you have organically placed yourself where customers will find you. In conclusion, the best money you will spend on your business is on advertising. The best advertising money you can spend is to get your website ranking organically in google so you can have a steady stream of cash flow and customers for the foreseeable future. If you want more information on my favorite search engine marketing company check out the Oregon Web Solutions SEO Facebook.
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There are 2 ways of customizing the emails that you can get webform to send when a user submits a form:
- use the built-in email templating interface
- use a webform email template in your theme directory
Using the built-in email templating interface
This is the easiest way of customising the emails that webform sends.
- Go to the Webform --> E-mails screen for the webform in question.
- Either use the Edit link for an existing email recipient or Add a new recipient. This should get you to the Edit e-mail settings screen.
- Scroll down to the E-mail template settings. Change the Default template to a Custom template. Modify the composition of the email, editing the text as desired. Use any of the Tokens listed under "Token values" to add in the variable data you might need. %email_values is the simplest way of getting all the values entered by the user into the email. You can easily include or exclude the value of a specific component by checking or unchecking the relevant component under "Included e-mail values".
- Click Save e-mail settings at the bottom of the page and that's basically it.
Using a webform email template
For greater control over the content of the email, you can use a template in your site's theme directory.
- Copy the default webform-mail.tpl.php template (usually found in sites/all/modules/webform/templates/) to your site's theme directory. If you prefer to test the modified webform template from the admin interface, be sure to add it to your site's admin theme directory as well.
- Clear the theme registry (e.g. by clearing caches on the Settings/Performance screen, or using devel module) so that the new template is picked up (you need to do this every time you add or remove a template, but not when you modify an existing template).
- Edit the template to suit your needs. There are instructions and suggestions in THEMING.txt and in the supplied webform-mail.tpl.php. Note that that putting
print_r($submission);in the template file is a very handy way of finding out some of the available variables. Note: if you copied the template to your admin theme as well, then be sure to include the changes in that template file as well.
- Note that the output from webform-mail.tpl.php is subject to %-token substitution. If your template produces output from user-submitted data in $submission, it may be possible for users to inject %-token strings into form fields that might reveal data you would rather keep hidden (e.g. %value[some_form_field]). To avoid this, include the %email_values token in your template, and put your email message theme code in webform-submission.tpl.php instead like this:
if (isset($email)) { // Code to generate email message ... } else { // behave like default webform-submission.tpl.php print drupal_render($renderable); }
- You can have a global template for all webforms, and/or have different templates for particular webforms, as described in the instructions.
- In order to use the template you have created, you must set the webform's E-mail template setting to Default on the Edit e-mail settings screen.
Technical note about using email template files: when you select the Default template on the Edit e-mail settings screen, the text area underneath shows the currently active webform mail template (either the default supplied with webform, or one from your theme folder, or the relevant webform-mail-[nid].tpl.php from your theme folder) after PHP processing but before token substitution. Any changes you make to the template file will show up immediately when you refresh the Edit e-mail settings screen, assuming that your changes modify the result of running your template through PHP. (This isn't always the case - for example, you won't be able to see the result of code that only runs for Anonymous users.)
Looking for support? Visit the Drupal.org forums, or join #drupal-support in IRC.
I am currently using Webforms
I am currently using Webforms as a block for a specific Content Type.
What i am trying to achieve is to print the Content Type Title either in the form itself or the email template.
Any ideas or directions would be greatly appreciated?
I have exactly the same issue
I have exactly the same issue - did you find an answer to this? (I've searched but not found anything...)
I believe %post[entity_type]
I believe %post[entity_type] will do the trick, or at least give you the machine name which you can alter.
to see all the post available data:
in your webform template file
WebForm OutPut
How do I get this :
Submitted values are:
To out put each value on a separate line in stead of all jumbled together?
For those struggling with the
For those struggling with the customization of the emails, I provide an example snippet of my template file.
I copied webform-mail.tpl.php to my template folder, renamed it to webform-mail-135.tpl.php as the webform is node/135.
Then I changed the contents to provide the values I need, for example I have a "customer number" text-field with id 54. To print the entered value, I use
print ('Customer Number: '.$submission->data[54][0]);
My site uses profile2 with a profile with machine name "user_main". That profile contains an address. This address is available as a token, so I include it into my email with
print ('Address: [submission:user:profile-user-main:field_postal_address]');
One field (id 51) in my webform is a comment (text area), which I include in the mail only if a value was entered:
if ( !empty($submission->data[51][0])) {
print ('
Finally the most advanced function is a table of all entries of number fields, but only if the value was changed from the default zero.
I check if the type of the field is "number" with
$node->webform['components'][$key]['type'] == 'number'.
In the left column, I provide the machine name of the form field with
foreach ($node->webform['components'] as $key => $component) {
if (isset($submission->data[$key][0])) {
if ($node->webform['components'][$key]['type'] == 'number') {
if ($submission->data[$key][0] > 0) {
print '
'.$node->webform['components'][$key]['form_key'].' ' . ($submission->data[$key][0]);
Good look in customizing your mail template!
Thanks for the example. How
Thanks for the example. How were you able to get the field id number? (ex. $submission->data[51][0]).
Hi Jochen - many thanks for
Hi Jochen - many thanks for your comments on this, very helpful for me in being able to properly control the email output of my webform! I think worth noting that for these templates to work you need to go to the emails tab of the form > edit then go to the email template and set the default template.
@penone - you can get the id of each form field by going to the form components tab and hovering over the edit link for the field to see the ID number? Or I think by using
print_r($submission); you can see each field ID...
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Applying CSS to Webform email template
Thanks Jochen Wendebaum I am adding Classes to email template file but CSS is no Applying on them.
Any directions would be greatly appreciated
Location for customized webform-mail.tpl.php
It did took me quite a while and a lot of testing to find out where to store the copy of the webform-mail.tpl.php template. It just needs to be added in to the actual (child) template, just as the documentation above explained me.
However, when trying my modified form template while being loggedin as admin it does not work. I use the Seven theme as admin theme. I had to add the webmail template to the Seven theme as well. I didn't like that, so I added a Seven child theme, activated that as my admin theme, included the webmail template here and presto, it works.
Included those remarks in the documentation above.
The challenge now is for me to remember to update both templates when making changes.
symlink the template
You might try using a symlink in your admin sub-theme to the modified template file in the front end theme to keep changes in one place. If that seems to work for all, then we can update the docs.
image in template
Hi I want to add the company logo in mail template in signature part, how can I add it ?
Use Markup Component and Conditionals
I just managed to customize a form with preview and email by using markup components and conditionals.
- Create a markup component.
- Set it to show up in form and or preview
- Set conditions for the component under webform conditionals
- Manage the components in the email that will be sent. It works with both: components set automatically and components included via token
Explanation of token substitution and webform-mail.tpl.php
Could someone explain No. 4 under using a webform email template? It's not clear to me from the example and explanation
1. What the attack vector is
2. If indeed there is an attack vector the proposed solution
For instance the explanation states: To avoid this, include the %email_values token in your template, and put your email message theme code in webform-submission.tpl.php instead like this...
Did whoever wrote this intend to state "put your email message theme code in" webform-mail.tpl.php instead like this...
the comment in the actual code example
// behave like default webform-submission.tpl.php
suggests that this is the case. So if I'm understanding correctly the actual directions are to add an if else statement to webform-mail.tpl.php that checks for the presence of the email variable and if none is provided to render the form. Is that accurate?

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DENVER -- The Game Exchange of Colorado said it has acquired most of the assets of Mountain Coin Machine Distributors' Denver office from Specialty Coin Distributors.
Mountain Coin recently shut down its offices in Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. Those assets were acquired by Portland, OR-based Specialty Coin in a transaction that closed on Aug. 4. | SEE STORY
The Game Exchange, owned and operated by the Babich family, is one of the Rocky Mountain region's largest distributors of coin-op games, jukeboxes and vending machines. It boasts a 75,000-sq.ft. sales and service center in Denver.
To accommodate anticipated demand spurred by the loss of Mountain Coin, the Game Exchange has hired several former Mountain Coin managers and technicians. They include Jim Seales, who is now the Exchange's customer service manager, and Marv Miner, described as a factory-trained master technician whose expertise includes MEI payment systems and Automatic Products full-line venders.
The Game Exchange of Colorado is based at 2650 West 6th Ave., Denver, CO 80204 and is online at gameexchange.biz. Former Mountain Coin customers can call (303) 893-4300 for more information.


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Thanks to this morning's tabs over at @WAMMusic, I stumbled upon this shiny gem of information. Photo tagging company ThingLink has integrated with SoundCloud in a way that entirely altered my perception of photos and show flyers in the digital realm.
ThingLink is a free service, self-described as "an interactive hotspot you define inside an image, from a thing (an object, a person, or a place) to a link (a shop, a blog post, or anywhere you like)." Basically, this service lets you insert audio, links, and information on top of your image (unobtrusively) so viewers can learn more about the image when they hover over one of the "hotspots." It also provides links to embed and share the interactive image.
You can check out some great examples at Paper Garden Records' interactive flyer for their bands at SXSW, and over at Thinglink's Gallery blog.
Some ideas for you…
Thanks to this integration, you can totally transform the way you use show flyers on your website. For example, you can stick music players in your flyers to let fans preview the other bands on the bill. That way, they know what to expect, and you're helping promote the other bands at the same time.
Another idea I came up with was tagging live photos with clips from the actual show that the photo was taken. Put it up as a blog post on your website the next morning, and send out the link in a thank you e-mail to your list. If you can't record your whole set, it could be like a funny rant that the lead singer went on for 24 seconds that one of your band mates happened to capture with a cell phone. It's a great way for fans to revisit the experience and remember a unique moment like that.
I don't know about you, but I think this is SO COOL. Attaching music to imagery makes the digital listening experience feel a bit more physical, and I love it. I'm going to be spreading this idea like crraaaazzy.
If you come up with any brilliant ideas using ThingLink and SoundCloud, feel free to share them below!


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It is no wonder Edinburgh is the second most visited city in the UK, the city is a bubbling melting pot of history, culture and outstanding beauty. The local people are also known for their warmth and the city boasts an electric atmosphere. The city is invaded by mass tourism each summer, so the best way to enjoy the sights is by booking cheap car hire in Edinburgh.
The city's chief attraction is the magnificent Edinburgh Castle. The castle watches over the city with cannons projecting from their walled stations. Touring the interior of this enchanting structure conjures romantic images of medieval times. Budget car rental visitors can enjoy convenient parking facilities just outside the gate.
Edinburgh's other main draw is the annual arts festival, held each summer. Masses of artists and entertainers lay on a packed timetable of performances, attracting spectators from all over the world. During this time, visitors are recommended to book cheap car hire in Edinburgh as the public transport system can become extremely congested.
There are a number of other must-sees while in Edinburgh, including the Museum of Childhood and the Murrayfield Stadium. Wandering through the cobbled streets of the UNESCO listed Old Town is another pleasant way to spend a sunny afternoon. Touring by cheap car hire in Edinburgh is also a great way to view the beautiful architecture of the city.
Once you have explored the city, you can stray from the streets and explore the surrounding countryside. Cheap car hire in Edinburgh allows you to follow your own itinerary and discover the magic of Scotland at your own pace. Budget car rental is the only way to truly experience this scenic destination.


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The Philani Mentor Mothers Project was initiated in 2008 to evaluate the effectiveness of a maternal and child health support programme in disadvantaged communities in Cape Town, South Africa. The project utilized Mobenzi Researcher and a custom web based platform linked to Mobenzi Researcher to support the operation needs of the project, including visit scheduling and supervision, tracking of visit frequency and duration, as well as enhancing the accuracy and operational requirements of data collection.
This relates significantly to the UN's Millennium Development Goal 4 to reduce child mortality rates by two-thirds, between 1990 and 2015 and to Goal 6 which aims to combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other diseases such as tuberculosis.
Mentor Mothers provide support to pregnant mothers within their communities by rendering visits which take place from pregnancy through early childhood. Mentor Mothers are selected based on the principle of positive peer deviants – they are mothers who themselves come from the same adverse circumstances as other mothers in their community, yet they have still managed to raise a healthy child despite their often impoverished circumstances
Mentor Mother training is an intensive 3 to 4 week course which is composed of theory, group work, discussion, demonstration, counselling skills, and practical case work relating to a diverse range of topics, including but not limited to: the prevention and management of HIV, antenatal and neonatal care; maternal and infant nutrition and feeding; alcohol related behaviour; and child health.
"Mobenzi Researcher facilitates management of fieldworkers as well as high data quality."
The home visits are designed to be both supportive and educational in nature. They are intended to empower pregnant mothers to better protect the health of their families by accessing available clinic services, implementing preventive behaviours in daily life routines, and sustaining preventive behaviours over time.
The study takes place in 24 neighbourhood clusters, located across two peri-urban settlements on the outskirts of Cape Town, which are stratified into 12 matched pairs of neighbourhood clusters – each pair matched in size, infrastructure and government services. Each pair is randomly divided across intervention and control conditions, resulting in a control group of 12 neighbourhood clusters where pregnant mothers and children simply have access to the standard government clinic services which are available, and an intervention group of 12 neighbourhood clusters where mothers receive the community based home-visit intervention in addition to standard government services.
Since 2008, the on-going study objective has been to evaluate the effectiveness of the home-visit intervention. Longitudinal health outcome data is collected by an independent team of researchers who conduct assessments and interviews with all mothers and infants from both intervention and control neighbourhoods.
A baseline assessment is taken of all pregnant mothers during pregnancy, and a follow up assessments made 6 days post birth, and again when the infants are 6, 18 and 36 months old.
The study invites all childbearing women from the intervention study neighbourhoods to join the intervention programme; the main outcomes of the research will be measured by the degree to which Mentor Mothers are able to improve the health of the mothers.
Utilising the Mobenzi Researcher API, a dedicated web management console was developed to assist in the storage of research data, and detailed tracking of interactions of Mentor Mothers with pregnant mothers.
Each Mentor Mother is equipped with an entry-level mobile phone. At each visit, a simple survey is completed, where the amount of contact time spent with the mother and topics discussed are captured.
This information is processed by the Philani console to provide real-time information on mothers requiring additional attention and to ensure an accurate assessment of whether the intervention programme is effective can be made once research outcomes are evaluated.
By allowing Mentor Mothers to capture data in the field and have activity logged, interpreted and graphically displayed, supervisors are able to assess progress at a glance. In addition to interaction tracking, visit schedules are automatically generated for Mentor Mothers and other data collectors. These aspects reduce the logistics burden on this large scale project.
Critically, the project demonstrates that - should the intervention programme prove to be effective in its objectives - it has the ability to scale. This would not be possible without the use of mobile technology to automate the logistical planning required to facilitate widespread roll-out.
"The Philani Child Health & Nutrition Project has changed the lives of thousands of women and children in disadvantaged communities on the outskirts of Cape Town. Many of whom are the poorest of the poor - children suffering from malnutrition, mothers who are struggling to find any food at all to feed their families. Philani has provided life and hope with great commitment and loyalty since 1979." - Desmond Tutu


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Astronautics Vocabulary
The Astronautics Vocabulary is a glossary of terms that pertain to the science and technology of spaceflight. This alphabetical list can be navigated by clicking on the letters A-Z displayed on this page.
Definition of Payload Telescience Operations Centre (PTOC)
Translation: Centre de télé-exploitation de charges utiles
Definition: Facility developed to support real-time operations for Canadian payloads onboard the International Space Station.
Other Definition: None
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Volume 8, Issue 1: Medicus
John Grauke
For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword,
piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and
is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart" (Hebrews 4:12).
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When Toni Morrison published Paradise in 1999, she concluded a trilogy of books about Love that had begun with Jazz and continued with Beloved. Each novel dealt with a different type of Love and its effects on the main characters. With her latest novel, Morrison appears to continue this theme and entitled the slim volume simply Love.
At the center of Love is Bill Cosey, a black entrepreneur who opened an ocean-side hotel that was known up and down the East Coast. Although Cosey has died years before the novel begins, his influence on the women who serve as narrators remains indelible, even on one who did not know him in life and only sees him in a portrait. From his child bride, his granddaughter, his cook, his daughter-in-law, his maid we learn of Coseys amazing rise in business and his eventual fall and its after-effects, which are still sending rippling shocks through this small community of women.
The story unfolds slowly from the women and their narration of events, past and present. Morrison examines the various relationships that Cosey established and the type of love that each demonstrates. One of the strongest bonds in the novel is the childhood friendship of Heed and May, Coseys granddaughter. Although she was from a very poor family, Heed grew up on the beach alongside May, and they often played together at the hotel. When Heed is eleven, however, she catches the eye of Cosey who has been widowed and lost his only son. Deciding to marry her, Cosey not only removes her from her family, but breaks her friendship with his granddaughter who cannot bear the thought of what the pre-pubescent Heed must be doing with her grandfather behind the closed doors of their bedroom. In the present, years after Coseys death, Heed and May remain locked in a struggle over their inheritance.
As with most Morrison novels, the interweaving narrative is second to the beautifully constructed prose of each scene. The power of Love is its language which Morrison has honed to a piercing point. She brings the same power and authority to a description of an evening meal as she does to an erotic encounter between a girl and a ghost. Love is a very enjoyable novel for avid readers of Morrison because they will again experience the honey-sweet warming of her prose; readers who have been daunted by Morrison in the past, however, should also enjoy this latest novel because of the simplicity of its design and the accessibility of its characters.


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A 36-year-old prisoner, who had been detained in the cells 10 days ago, was admitted to hospital when he fell ill on Friday.
Tests at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness confirmed he had the disease.
His condition on Tuesday was described as stable.
Precautionary measure
Medical staff at the hospital
expect the man to make a full recovery.
Rob Henderson, Highland Health Board spokesman, said: "We have taken details
from him and his whereabouts prior to him being in custody.
"This is the only case at the moment and we are conducting a standard
The police cells were closed as a precautionary measure after the case
Other inmates were being housed in nearby prisons, although no other cases
have been reported as yet.
The local health board has been informed about the case and water tests were
being carried out.
Legionnaires' disease can be spread via air-conditioning systems and tap water
and is characterised by fever, lethargy, cough and pneumonia.
Cases of the disease contracted in Scotland are very rare, with only 30 to 40
reported each year, the majority of which are contracted overseas.


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German officials say Merkel will brief Chinese leaders on efforts to resolve Europe's debt problems.
Merkel is accompanied by her foreign, economy and finance ministers and representatives of some 20 German companies.


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Nilay Tanik Argon
Journal Publications:
Mills, A. F., N. T. Argon, S. Ziya, B. Hiestand, and J. Winslow, "
ReSTART: A Novel Framework for Resource-Based Triage in Mass-Casualty Events
Journal of Special Operations Medicine
(2014), No. 1, 30-39
Mills, A. F., N. T. Argon, and S. Ziya, "Resource-Based Patient Prioritization in Mass-Casualty Incidents."
Manufacturing and Service Operations Management
(2013), No. 3, 361-377
. (INFORMS 2012 Doing Good with Good OR Student Competition Finalist.)
Argon, N. T., S. Andradóttir, C., Alexopoulos, and D. Goldsman, "Steady-State Simulation with Replication-Dependent Initial Transients: Analysis and Examples."
INFORMS Journal on Computing
25 (2013), No. 1, 177-191.
Uzun Jacobson, E., N. T. Argon, and S. Ziya, "Priority Assignment in Emergency Response.''
Operations Research
60 (2012), No. 4, 813-832.
Argon, N. T., and Y.-C. Tsai, "Dynamic Control of a Flexible Server in an Assembly-Type Queue with Setups,"
Queueing Systems
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Argon, N. T., and S. Ziya, "Priority Assignment under Imperfect Information on Customer Type Identities,"
Manufacturing and Service Operations Management
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Argon, N. T., L. Ding, K. D. Glazebrook, and S. Ziya, "Dynamic Routing of Customers with General Delay Costs, "
Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences
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Argon, N. T., S. Ziya, and R. Righter, "Scheduling Impatient Jobs in a Clearing System with Insights on Patient Triage in Mass-Casualty Incidents,"
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Tsai, Y.-C., and N. T. Argon, "Dynamic Server Assignment Policies for Assembly-Type Queues with Flexible Servers,"
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Girls track: Andover's Jaylyn Agnew wins third high jump title
- State championship scoreboard
- Fridays Class 3A, 2A, 1A track results
- Girls track notes: Newtons Roberts-Parker emotional after win
- Boys track notes: Andales Meyer vaults to win
- Boys track: Chippeaux clears 6-6 to win 5A high jump
- Fridays 6A, 5A, 4A track results
- West's Dominick Fonseca pushes himself to state track meet
- Girls track: West Elk's star hurdler seeks to be Kansas' best
- Winfield's Griffiths lives with the curse of running
- Gallery: 2014 State Track and Field Championships
Jaylyn Agnew secured her third straight Class 5A high jump championship on Friday at Cessna Stadium, remaining unbeaten in 23 high jump competitions in her three years at Andover with a winning jump of 5-foot-4.
The fact that it is the lowest winning mark during that streak was disappointing for Agnew.
But the conditions in which she conquered the event is what left Andover coach Mike Lee calling it the most impressive state title of the three.
"She just keeps doing it," Lee said. "She just keeps amazing people."
The situation developed at last week's regional meet. Agnew decided to pursue a state berth in the 200 meters in an attempt to score team points, despite its qualifying heats coinciding with the high jump competition at state.
"So not only was she going to have to be a three-timer," Lee said, "but she was going to have to run that 200, too. The pressure was incredible."
After jumping twice and clearing 5 feet, Agnew took off for the other end of the track for her 200 race. She qualified for the 5A finals, running a personal-best time of 25.98 seconds.
But exerting that much effort under a blaring sun took a toll.
"I didn't think I was going to have that much trouble, but I ended up being really tired," Agnew said. "I was drained after that. My legs felt heavy."
"You could tell when she came back over and warmed up that she was drained," her father Jay Agnew said.
Less than 10 minutes after completing the sprint, Agnew cleared 5-2 in the high jump. That's a mark she has cleared in every meet in her career, but was still physically demanding for an exhausted Agnew.
She not only passed that test, but also cleared 5-4 on her first attempt, which gave her the immediate tiebreaker over the Hays' combo of Haley George and Wendy Zimmerman.
Agnew entered the meet knowing that it was unrealistic to expect herself to chase the 5A meet record of 5-11, as she did the past two years. Maybe next year. This year, this title, was about just winning.
"I think there was the most pressure with this one because this was the one where I'm either going to be able to try the four-peat or I'm going to lose it," Agnew said. "There was a lot of pressure. I've been a little nervous."
"It was as good of performance as I've seen from an athlete gutting it out and just getting it done," Lee said. "To me, it's her most impressive high jump performance."
The third title also held personal incentive, as it would be one more state title than her father won in high school during his football career at East.
"I guess I'm considered the best athlete in my family now," Jaylyn said, beaming. "My dad always talks about his East days and how they were state champs. So now I guess I can talk about mine."
And as far as his ego? Jay Agnew says not to worry.
"I knew she was a better all-around athlete than I was back when she was in seventh grade," Jay Agnew said. "I just used that as a little ploy to challenge her.
"I'm just super proud of her right now."


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Canonical's new COO gets religion on Linux desktop

By Ryan Paul  | Ars Technica

Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu Linux distribution, is undergoing significant changes in management. Founder Mark Shuttleworth has stepped down from his role as the CEO so that he can increase his involvement in the software design and development process. Jane Silber, who has long served as the company's chief operating officer, will be taking over as CEO. To fill the COO vacancy left by Silber's ascension, Canonical has recruited Matt Asay, the former vice president of business development at open source content management software company Alfresco.

Asay seems like a good choice for Canonical in some key ways. He accumulated knowledge of the enterprise Linux ecosystem during his time at Novell and he brings a wealth of real-world expertise in monetizing open source software from his experiences at Alfresco. Despite these strong points in his favor, there are also some reasons why he is a surprising choice for Canonical. In particular, Asay has always been an extremely vocal skeptic of Linux's viability on the desktop. During the month that he has been working for Canonical, his views on the matter seem to have evolved considerably.

Asay's opinions about Linux and open source software are well known because he writes a blog at CNET. He has consistently been supportive of Ubuntu's vision and identified it in 2007 as Linux's best chance for desktop success. Despite his enthusiasm about Ubuntu's commitment to usability, he doubted its potential to make a real impact.

"I will admit to being a Linux desktop nonbeliever. It feels a bit like yesterday's battle fought with the wrong weapons: geekiness rather than ease of use. There's a chance—still a slim one, but a chance nonetheless—that Ubuntu will change that," he wrote in 2007.

In a more strongly-worded piece a year later, he declared that Linux on the desktop was a lost cause. He thought that Ubuntu might have a chance on netbooks, but argued that the real opportunities for open source are in the cloud.

"I am an ardent open-source advocate, but I admit to perplexity as to why the Linux community so desperately wants its year on local systems. Who cares?" he wrote in 2008. "It's time to move on. Next year won't be the year of the Linux desktop anymore than 2010 will be. Why? Because we don't need a Linux desktop. We need to accelerate efforts toward the cloud, which is open source's game to lose."

A short time after he joined Canonical, he had a revelation. In a complete reversal of his previous position, he boldly declared that the year of the Linux desktop isn't just imminent, but has already arrived. He came to this new conclusion about desktop Linux after spending a few days running Ubuntu. Yes, all it took to convince Asay of Ubuntu's viability was actual hands-on experience with the software. A dedicated Mac user since 2002, he apparently never bothered to seriously test a Linux desktop distro until after he joined Canonical.

"In my new role at Canonical, I've switched to using Ubuntu on my Lenovo ThinkPad X200s and have found Linux comfortably routine. Like my Mac, it just works—no drama with day-to-day Internet activities like e-mail, Web browsing, IM, Twitter. It lets me do all the things I used to do, and still largely with the same applications I used on my Mac," he wrote recently. "The desktop battle is largely over for Linux. There's really no reason not to use it, other than habit."

In an interview with the Linux Foundation that was published yesterday, he elaborated on some of his new opinions. Pointing to the strength of Linux in the mobile and embedded markets and Ubuntu's improvements to Linux usability, Asay said in the interview that Linux has an opportunity to surpass rival Apple.

"Apple leads in some areas, but I think if we were to tally up its total record against Linux, and not simply in the narrow categories it chooses to target, we'd see the balance weigh heavily in Linux' favor," he said.

The mixed messages and conveniently sudden transformation into a true believer could raise some serious questions about his credibility. I happen to think that his reversal of opinion is genuine (he wouldn't have joined Canonical if he thought it was doomed), but he seems to be overcompensating a bit in his newfound enthusiasm for desktop Linux. It could be problematic because he risks making his endorsement of the platform sound insincere.

It's going to take him a while to earn the trust of the Ubuntu community. Practically all of Canonical's previous and ongoing efforts to monetize the distro have been met with a certain degree of concern by some users and contributors. The volunteers who have helped to make Ubuntu a success are wary of being exploited and are slow to accept Canonical's monetization strategies.

As the COO, Asay will play an important role in making Ubuntu become commercially successful. If the community is distrustful of Asay's motivations and agenda, it could exacerbate the friction that arises when Canonical seeks new revenue streams to make Ubuntu sustainable. He needs to prove to the Ubuntu community that he truly cares about Linux on the desktop and is not just out to make a quick buck. His previously dismissive attitude about the relevance of desktop Linux is obviously not particularly conducive to that. It's not an insurmountable obstacle, however.

Although Asay's views about the Linux desktop have a clear continuity problem, it's important to acknowledge that his position about open source business opportunities has largely been consistent. He has always been a strong proponent of seeking success in the cloud. This is a strategy that Canonical is already starting to embrace: over the past year, we have seen the company place an increasingly strong emphasis on the cloud in its commercial offerings. The Ubuntu One service is emblematic of that shift.

He doesn't know much about the Linux desktop, but Asay is well-equipped to help guide Canonical's cloud strategy and turn it into a successful business that will sustain the company as it pursues its desktop ambitions.

Update: Matt Asay has posted a response in the discussion thread.


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Movies: New In Town, Salt, Avatar, Along Came Polly, Employee of the Month, Lord of the Rings(Trilogy), Tombstone, Full Metal Jacket, Cinderella Liberty and The Last Detail. Just too many movies to mention here.
Music: Bob Seger, Rod Stewart, Doobie Brothers, Patty smythe and Scandel, Pat Benetar, Collective Soul, Candlebox, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Pink Floyd, Crowded House, Creed, Black Crows, Live, etc... My music list is infinitive.
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Played by Vanessa Redgrave (older) and Joely Richardson (young)
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Elizabeth presided over a golden age in England, a time when the arts flourished and her country became one of the most powerful, prosperous countries in the world. She cultivated an image as "The Virgin Queen," but many modern historians believe she was anything but.
• As a young woman to the young Earl of Oxford: If Elizabeth was not the famous "Virgin Queen," could Oxford have been one of her lovers?
• As an older woman to the older Earl of Oxford: Though she banished Oxford from Court, she would not forget their connection.
• As an older woman, to The Earl of South Hampton: The Earl of Southampton was a favored
courtier of Elizabeth's, as they both loved theater and arts.
• As an older woman, to William Shakespeare: Queen Elizabeth Loved the theater and often invited troupes to perform at the palace.
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Vanessa Redgrave (Queen Elizabeth) most recently appeared in Miral, directed by Julian Schnabel and released by The Weinstein Company on March 25, 2011. In May 2010, Redgrave appeared in the film Letters to Juliet directed by Gary Winick, opposite her husband, Franco Nero. In addition to Anonymous, Redgrave can next be seen in The Whistleblower opposite Rachel Weisz, which will be released by Samuel Goldwyn Films on August 5, 2011. She will also star in Ralph Fiennes' directorial debut Coriolanus, in which she portrays the title character's mother, Volumnia. Coriolanus will be released by The Weinstein Company in the US on December 2, 2011.
In 1978, Redgrave won the Academy Award® and the Golden Globe Award, as well as awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and the Kansas City Film Critics Circle, for her performance in the title role of Julia (directed in 1977 by Fred Zinnemann and adapted by Alvin Sargent from Lillian Hellman's novel of the same name).
She has received five additional Academy Award® nominations and eleven additionAl Golden Globe Award nominations, as well as been honored with a second Golden Globe Award win for her performance in the telefilm "If These Walls Could Talk 2" (for the segment written and directed by Jane Anderson). The latter performance also earned her an Emmy Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award. She had previously won an Emmy Award for her portrayal of Holocaust survivor Fania Fénelon in CBS' "Playing for Time" (directed by Daniel Mann and adapted from Ms. Fénelon's autobiography), and has been nominated for an Emmy three additional times. "Playing for Time" was recently released on DVD.
Redgrave previously starred for David Hare in his film Wetherby, for which she was honored by the National Society of Film Critics with their Best Actress award. Her other films include director Fred Zinnemann's A Man for All Seasons; Michelangelo Antonioni's Blowup; Karel Reisz' Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment (for which she won Best Actress at the Cannes International Film Festival) and Isadora (earning her another Best Actress win at Cannes and honors from the National Society of Film Critics); Sidney Lumet's Murder on the Orient Express; Michael Apted's Agatha; Merchant Ivory's The Bostonians (for which she was cited as Best Actress from the National Society of Film Critics); Stephen Frears' Prick Up Your Ears (for which she was named Best Supporting Actress by the New York Film Critics Circle); Simon Callow's The Ballad of the Sad Café; Marleen Gorris' Mrs. Dalloway (adapted from the Virginia Woolf novel by Eileen Atkins); her son Carlo Nero's "The Fever" for HBO Films; Roger Michell's Venus; Lajos Koltai's Evening; and, in 2008, Atonement, an Oscar® nominee for Best Picture. Her television work includes a recurring role on "Nip/Tuck" and the telefilm "The Day of the Triffids" for BBC1.
In addition to her other honors, Redgrave received a BAFTA Fellowship in 2010.
Redgrave's numerous theatre credits include "Driving Miss Daisy" at the Golden Theatre on Broadway in New York from October 7, 2010 to April 9, 2011. Redgrave was nominated for a Tony Award® for this role in June 2011. Redgrave also appeared in "The Year of Magical Thinking" in the Broadway season of 2007 at the Booth Theatre. She received a Tony Award® nomination for her performance, adapted from Joan Didion's award-winning book. Ms. Redgrave appeared on Broadway in the landmark 2003 production of "Long Day's Journey Into Night," for which she received the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play. Her other Broadway appearances include the acclaimed revivals of Tennessee Williams' "Orpheus Descending" and Ibsen's "The Lady From the Sea." Off-Broadway, Ms. Redgrave performed in The Public Theater production of "Antony and Cleopatra," which she also directed, and "Vita and Virginia." In her native England, her scores of major roles on the stage most recently include recreating "The Year of Magical Thinking" at The National Theatre; "Lady Windermere's Fan" at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket starring alongside her daughter Joely Richardson; "The Tempest" for the RSC at Shakespeare's Globe and "The Cherry Orchard" at the Royal National Theatre. In 1998, she and her brother Corin co-produced an early Tennessee Williams play, "Not About Nightingales," which Ms. Redgrave discovered at the Royal National Theatre; directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, it then played at Circle in the Square. In 2005, Ms. Redgrave played Euripides' "Hecuba" for the RSC, directed by Tony Harrison, at the Albery Theatre followed by the Kennedy Center and then at BAM. She has been honored with three Evening Standard Awards and the Olivier Award.


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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Argentina's Senate early on Thursday approved a bill aimed at increasing incentives to lure the foreign investors needed to develop its vast shale reserves and erase the country's costly energy deficit.
The cash-strapped South American country, which defaulted on its debt in July and cannot tap global credit markets, needs investment of as much as $200 billion over the coming 10 years to exploit its vast Vaca Muerta oil and gas formation in Patagonia.
The bill passed the Senate 38 to 28 in the early hours of Thursday morning after a marathon debate, and is expected to pass in the lower house Chamber of Deputies later this month.
Under the country's 1967 energy law, regional governments issue licenses and determine concessions and the taxes that foreign companies pay. The bill would reform that law to establish a national framework.
The central government says the bill is needed to make it easier for foreign energy companies to do business in Argentina.
"This is a law to generate a process of investment," said Miguel Angel Pichetto, the head of the government coalition in the Senate, during the debate.
"You cannot have different policies in terms of royalties. You need to fix a political framework that will generate an estimated billions of dollars."
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While NASCAR's new generation of stars have dominated headlines the past couple years, the recent resurgence of the old guard has gotten surprisingly less attention.
With a fifth-place finish in Sunday's Samsung/Radio Shack 500, Sterling Marlin returned to the top 10 of the points standings for the first time since 2002.
And with strong starts to their own respective seasons, Rusty Wallace, Mark Martin and Dale Jarrett all join him there, marking the first time in three years that these long-time Cup stars each shared such a lofty rank at the same time.
"I think it's about time," Wallace said.
To varying degrees, each of these four drivers has endured slumps since 2000. Martin's was early on, but he hotly contested the 2002 Cup title and made last season's Chase for the Nextel Cup.
In 2001, Marlin had 20 top 10 finishes and wound up third in the final standings. Since then, he's finished 18th twice and was 21st last season.
Jarrett and Wallace also have struggled in recent years. But this season, each has improved vastly, and with Martin's continued success and Marlin's re-emergence (he's sixth overall currently), old school is now in session.
And Wallace is leading the charge.
The veteran who announced he will retire at the end of this year is off to a roaring start with six top-13 finishes in seven races, including a 10th-place effort Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway.
"We were tight all day and we finally got it balanced there at the end," Wallace said. "Then when the clouds came out [the car] got a little free. We were a little too loose at the end."
But with so many drivers fighting to get through slow traffic, Wallace was able to hang on to a top 10. What's more, he moved up in the points race.
"We're looking at the big picture and we moved up to third in the points today," he said. "We've got four top 10s in the first seven races, but we haven't won yet and that's what we're really wanting to do right now. Our goals are to win and be a part of the Chase."
Martin is the only one of these four veterans to make last year's Chase. A crew chief switch in 2002 has ignited a second wind that has had the often-frustrated racer on the brink of claiming his first Cup trophy. He fell short of his ultimate goal last season, but after remaining a contender for two straight seasons he believes that if he keeps knocking, the door might finally open.
Although Martin finished only 20th on Sunday, he's still riding a high from finishing uncharacteristically high in Martinsville the week before.
"The team did a great job at Martinsville," Martin said. "That's not my favorite track by any means and to get out of there with a third-place finish and a chance to win, well that's almost even more than we can ask for. [Crew chief] Pat [Tryson] and the team have really been on their game this year."
As has Jarrett's team. After regaining their stride last summer and narrowly missing the playoffs, Jarrett and Co. have come out of the gates stronger this year.
"We haven't been running quite like we were last summer and fall," Jarrett said, "but we aren't completely off. We've had some lucky breaks and we've had some unfortunate incidents, like in Atlanta, so we're very happy to be in the top 10 and working to stay there rather than trying to fight our way into the top 10.
"So, we know we are in much better shape than we were a year ago and we know we haven't done our best yet. So knowing all of that we feel pretty good about it."
Which driver from this old Fab Four is feeling best right now? That distinction has got to belong to Marlin, who snapped out of his funk in '02 only to snap his neck and be forced out of contention for his first title. Following that was yet another rough year, but '05 looks like a breakthrough.
Marlin credits his crew for the change in fortune.
"If the car drives good you can run good," he said. "If it doesn't drive good you don't look good. The boys on the crew have done an excellent job, and it's showing up on the track."
It showed on Sunday when he joined his two teammates with a top-five finish. This, despite starting out behind with mechanical difficulties.
"We just got a vibration early and had to pit and got way behind," Marlin said. "We got in all that traffic and it's hard to come up through there. We gambled and put on two tires, and that's the best the car drove all day."
That gamble made the difference, because even with some behind him on fresher tires, nobody could get through traffic in time to steal fifth from his grasp.
"The guys have really worked hard on the cars and bodies and chassis and stuff," Marlin said. "That's what it takes, a good-handling car. The motor room has really stepped it up and we're all picking up steam."
All of which means the Young Guns might have to watch out for some old classics this season, like they did on Sunday in Texas.
Rupen Fofaria is a freelance writer living in Chicago and a regular contributor to ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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IT is a mark of how far the Tigers have come that the past fortnight's results have been received with shock.
Tasmanian cricket fans just don't hope their side can compete now, they expect them to win.
So when performances have been dished up such as that against South Australia and Queensland at home, there will be initial backlash from inside and outside the change rooms.
The golden era has delivered the state's only two Sheffield Shield titles, alongside three one-day crowns in the past decade, as well as numerous finals, and a number of international cricketers.
So to lose a game in less than two days - in under five sessions to be exact - left those in and around Tasmanian cricket incredulous.
It was a performance from the Tigers' juvenile days, where first innings points were celebrated and outrights treated like lifting a trophy.
Coach Tim Coyle was honest and perfectly within his rights to deliver a few home truths post-game, using such evocative language as "pathetic'', and highlighting the "lack of application'' and "absolutely no fight'.'
What was disappointing was Cricket Tasmania's refusal to make anyone available yesterday to any media outlet, despite requests ranging from players to chairman of selectors Michael Farrell.
It is easy to be available in good times, harder to be accountable when times are tough.
Yes, the pitch was green, but it was the same wicket on which the Bulls racked up 360, with Usman Khawaja showing the grit and determination in perfect unison with his obvious class and talent.
While 20-year-old Sam Rainbird was making his debut, the Tigers still contained five players, captain George Bailey, Mark Cosgrove, Tim Paine, James Faulkner and Xavier Doherty, with international experience; another three, Alex Doolan, Luke Butterworth and Jackson Bird, who have represented Australia A; and, seven who have lifted the Sheffield Shield in glory.
Even in this small period of gloom, there is still so much to celebrate, with Ed Cowan scoring his maiden Test century yesterday.
Instead of being shocked by the dissatisfaction levelled at them, the Tigers should wear it as a badge of honour that expectations are high in an era of sustained success, and performances such as the weekend are aberrations not to be tolerated.
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We must get the people to know as well as recognize that this is Midtown Memphis! It's imperative that we get signs posted on Broad Street to inform the visitors and allow them to know where Midtown begins on Broad Street! It's been said the lines or the railroad trackside going West on Broad separate Midtown from the Binghampton community..
I luv this area, it's beginning to look like a Cooper-Young area, in the heart of Memphis!
Crisp modern aesthetic meets fairly low cost / high quality Pizza with the customization options of Subway. Great new addition to Union Ave!
it is the best Mediterranean restaurant in Memphis, period. food quality and quantity, and they treated us very warmly. defiantly i recommend it to go there and eat.
Comfortable atmosphere with variety of wines and beers with several local beers on tap. Great for conversation with friends while you share small plates. The large community table works well for large groups and parties too.
I know that all locations sell fried chicken livers, but This location has to have the best!! I do not know what the cook does to them but Dang!!! To good!! Thanks Jack for being a part of Memphis fast food! I have a big territory to cover so lunch is usually fast and when I am on the EP blvd gotta stop at JP's.
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I live not far from Little Rock Arkansas and have kin in Jackson Tennessee and I won't pass through Memphis without detouring to the Pirtle's location on Mt. Moriah. Not only do I get victuals to eat while I'm there I get some to freeze and return home with. I do look around while there to see the colonel has has hidden himself somewhere. Now you done flung a cravin' on me.....
The food is great and the wine list extensive. We had pleasant service..attention without getting in our way of a date night!!
FYI it is an over 21 bar so there is smoking.. wasn't bad enough to take away from the food!!
My GF and I like to try local places that we haven't been to before, so we went to Fat Larry's We had a coupon from the fundraiser book for a free platter with the purchase of another platter of equal or greater value. We had to park in the back of the restaurant, which isn't bad other than the poor lighting back there was we were leaving and the sun had set. We were not impressed that there was not a host stand but rather a "Seat Yourself" sign. We don't like those because the servers tend to not notice/acknowledge you walking in. The first thing I noticed as I sat down was the Memphis In May trophies, three of them, in the corner of the room. Since nobody was sitting near them, I wondered over to take a look: First Place in 1999, Second in 2003, and Third in 2005. One of the servers was kind enough to point out the Grand Champion Trophy on another wall, also from 1999. Eyebrow raised, each trophy placing progressively lower and hadn't placed in nine years...
I showed the coupon to the server, who was pleasant, as you'd expect a server to be. However, once we ordered the first platter, a brisket platter, she informed us that we could get the brisket with the coupon, but the second one couldn't be a brisket, also. Wouldn't the same item be "of equal or greater value"? Regardless, I she could have kept that info to herself, because I was planning on ordering the pork platter next, anyway. They did allow me to substitute my slaw for fries and my GF's beans for fried okra, and allowed us each to get a burger bun at no charge to make sandwiches from our platters.
Rather quickly, our food arrived. Then again, why should it take long when it was all pre-made. The pork and brisket each had a different barbecue sauce on them and the brisket sauce was fair, but the pork's sauce was not very good. I would have preferred the other. A year of watching Robert Irvine and many other Food Network personalities critique food has ruined me. Last year, I probably would have been pleased with my meal. However, the pork didn't taste "smokey" at all, had no kind of seasoning, and grease dripping off of it, from the sandwich to the plate. The brisket was dry and tasted like an overcooked slice of sirloin. The fries were frozen crinkle-cut fries you can get ay any supermarket, though they did sprinkle some kind of seasoning on them. The slaw on my GF's platter was from a bucket. The okra was as the fries were, some frozen breaded okra. But, the beans were the biggest disappointment of them all. Beans aren't that difficult. But these were taken straight out of their generic pork-n-beans can, with some of their tasteless pork thrown in. I could picture Robert turning the bowl over on the table with a disgusted look on his face.
Fat Larry, we can get heated up frozen and canned food from any of chain restaurants in the Wolfchase area. You aren't helping the "eat local" cause if your idea of "local" was shipped in from some warehouse or bought from Sam's. Thank you for honoring our coupon, but we won't be back.
When we first arrived we were taken back by the greeter. She mentioned we were 5 minutes late and seemed mad. Not a very good first impression. We noticed throughout the dinner that she seemed to be a manager of some sort. There are things that come up such as child care and parking, which was our situation. Despite the first person we saw, our waiter(Ryan) was awesome! Ryan made the experience worthwhile. He always had a smile on his face and explained everything to the "T". The food was great also! I recommend lobster biscuit and pineapple upside cake!
Best little gem in Midtown!
My favorite breakfast in town. It's like going to your grandmother's house on the weekend. Food is home style, which means they cook it like you would at home. Not fancy, but friendly. A comfortable place to get a respite from haute cuisine and corporate flash.
Service and food was excellent!!!!
Great venue, very laid back and welcoming. My new favorite hangout. The Reggae on Sundays is awesome and the Wednesday night techno scene is amazing. I wasn't crazy about the Thursday open mic set but its a good place to disappear and be a part of something all at once. Great cheap food too!
This salon is a joke! I came in via groupon and I had Lisa the owner and my hair is awful they are very nice but the work is bad...
Use to get a nice roasted prime rib at Houston's . Today I got a charred, grilled PRIME RIB(?) slathered in a uckie sweet glaze. Could have gotten the same, at a lot better price, at many area restaurants. Will not be going back to Houston's' the service and other dishes were good. Just very unhappy about the so called prime rib.
Excellant food! I had the Salmon with Black Thai rice, one of the best salmon dishes I've eaten. Service was outstanding as well.
Excellent lunch today. Had a veggie wrap that was surprisingly warm and very good.
Onyx is okay. The food was good and the drinks were good but the service is a bit lacking. A few times I needed to step outside to answer phone calls for business but each time I stepped out the server assumed I was walking out on my tab. Maybe they are used to people walking out, or maybe African Americans but I was really offended by this and will not ever be back. Maybe it is just me but I have never had anyone assume I walked out on a tab; I even let her know I was stepping out and in five minutes she came looking for me. Will not be back. EVER.
Always a fantastic venue! Lots of laid back fun!
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