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Hello all,
I'm working on a portfolio section for one of our clients. I need the foto's to be displayed in a specific area in the webpage using lightbox. Now the images are dispolayed but not on a absolute position. Scrolling the page or viewing it on different screen resolutions result in different positions of the photo's.
Here is the link to a page with thumbnails. You can click on one of them. http://www.taka-kata.com/portfolio/Decibel The idea is that the picture will cover the flash video.
Hopefully someone can help me out?
btw, this is the lightbox css
position: absolute;
width: 100%;
z-index: 100;
text-align: center;
line-height: 0;
#lightbox a img{ border: none; }
position: relative;
width: 351px;
height: 150px;
top: 80px;
background-color: #fff;
* html #outerImageContainer {top: 79px;}
padding: 2px;
position: absolute;
top: 40%;
left: 0%;
height: 25%;
width: 100%;
text-align: center;
line-height: 0;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 100%;
width: 100%;
z-index: 10;
#imageContainer>#hoverNav{ left: 0;}
#hoverNav a{ outline: none;}
#prevLink, #nextLink{
width: 49%;
height: 100%;
background: transparent url(/styles/takayamav1/images/blank.gif) no-repeat; /* Trick IE into showing hover */
display: block;
#prevLink { left: 0; float: left;}
#nextLink { right: 0; float: right;}
#prevLink:hover, #prevLink:visited:hover { background: url(/styles/takayamav1/images/prevlabel.gif) left 15% no-repeat; }
#nextLink:hover, #nextLink:visited:hover { background: url(/styles/takayamav1/images/nextlabel.gif) right 15% no-repeat; }
font: 10px Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;
background-color: #fff;
margin: 0 auto;
line-height: 1.4em;
padding:0 2px;
#imageData #imageDetails{display:none; width: 70%; float: left; text-align: left; }
#imageData #caption{ font-weight: bold; }
#imageData #numberDisplay{ display: none; clear: left; padding-bottom: 2px; }
#imageData #bottomNavClose{ display: none;width: 66px; float: right; padding-bottom: 2px; }
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
z-index: 90;
width: 100%;
height: 500px;
background-color: #000;
-moz-opacity: 1;
opacity: 1;
.clearfix:after {
content: ".";
display: block;
height: 0;
clear: both;
visibility: hidden;
* html>body .clearfix {
display: inline-block;
width: 100%;
* html .clearfix {
/* Hides from IE-mac \\*/
height: 1%;
/* End hide from IE-mac */
why don't you use something more simple. For example - add to each link onlick="some_funktion();". And the funktion will make visible image which is already absolutely positioned on the place where the flash is but will hidden property. So when you click on a link a funktion will make that image be visible.
You seem to be using the lightbox but not using any of its features
I think you will need to change the javascript to get the element to display where you want as it seems it is basing its top position on how far the page has scrolled so that the image is kept within the window. You would need to ask in that javascript forum if you want the script altered as changing the css seems to have no effect on the top position.
However if you do implement your version then the image will appear above the top of the screen if the page has scrolled down and that seem a bit silly.
It seems to me that if you want to use that lightbox then you should use it in the way that it was intended with the image always appearing in the viewport and the screen faded to allow the image to be viewed.
If you just want to place the image in the same place without any of the effects of the lightbox then a simple javascript hide and show would do the trick as mentioned above.
I would love to, it's just that i am not familiar with javascript and this lightbox feature works very well. Also the images are uploaded through a Content Management System and the pages are not created manually.
I don't agree, i do uses the loader, the transitions and the next and previous functions. The only thing that is not used is the layer with opacity.
But what is true is that i just want the larger image to be displayed in a specific, absolute positioned part of the website. The pages are however dynamic (not created manually but using a CMS with photoalbum module) and i have no idea how to do this in a different way as using Lightbox.
I don't agree, i do uses the loader, the transitions and the next and previous functions.
I was looking in ie6 and your image is only half visible as it extends off the right side of the window and therefore I didn't see any of those things
and i have no idea how to do this in a different way as using Lightbox.
I'm guessing you need to change the scroll offset to zero.
function getPageScroll(){
var yScroll;
if (self.pageYOffset) {
yScroll = self.pageYOffset;
} else if (document.documentElement && document.documentElement.scrollTop){ // Explorer 6 Strict
yScroll = document.documentElement.scrollTop;
} else if (document.body) {// all other Explorers
yScroll = document.body.scrollTop;
arrayPageScroll = [B]new Array('',0) [/B]
return arrayPageScroll;
and you'd need to offset ie back to the centre.
position: absolute;
width: 100%;
z-index: 100;
text-align: center;
line-height: 0;
[B] left:0;[/B]
#lightbox a img{ border: none; }
position: relative;
width: 351px;
height: 150px;
top: 80px;
background-color: #fff;
[B]* html #outerImageContainer {margin-left:-70px;left:0}[/B]
padding: 2px;
Although I haven't been able to test that exactly and javascript isn't my area
You have a partial doctype which means ie is working in quirks mode and uses the broken box model which will also give you differences in ie6-.
Use a full doctype for ie6 and then you only have ie5.+ to worry about with box model issues.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
Thanks Paul, i tried it but i didn't help much. Still the image loads on a relative position on the screen. I think you;re right the problem is the Javascript and not the CSS. Do you know how i can move this topic to the another forum?
Once this is working it could also be a very usefull solution to many other websites i guess.
Thanks Paul, i tried it but i didn't help much. Still the image loads on a relative position on the screen.
I tested this locally and it was working. Did you find and change that javascript code as I instructed?
Looking at the javascript code online it seems you haven't changed it.
It still shows this:
arrayPageScroll = new [B]Array('',yScroll) [/B]
return arrayPageScroll;
Moved to javascript Forum
Comment-out line 351 of "lightbox.js", just to see what happens. It might give you css-control of the 'lightbox' element's position.
var lightboxTop = arrayPageScroll[1] + (arrayPageSize[3] / 15);
//Element.setTop('lightbox', lightboxTop);
Thanks a lot Mike!This was it, everything is working just fine now!
Btw, it's always nice to see Paul in the Javascript forum. We don't respect him because he has a green badge. It is he (and the other greenies) who make that badge a very respectable symbol. Thanks, Paul.
Btw, it's always nice to see Paul in the Javascript forum
Thanks Mike..... Yes - they don't let me out much these days


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PLANS are coming together for the 21st Swindon Festival of Literature as Ann Widdecombe has been confirmed as one of the first batch of authors to attend.
The politician and star of Strictly Come Dancing will join a host of other writers for the two week festival from May 5 to 17, and talks are underway with Rory Bremner, Germaine Greer, Dave Gorman, Julian Barnes, Deborah Bull, Ian McEwan, Bettany Hughes, and Julie Burchill.
Ann will be joined by poets, speakers and performers as festival organiser Matt Holland hopes to expand on the successes of last year.
"Ann Widdecombe is a brilliant dancer and I wanted some excellent dance at this year's festival," Matt said. "This is a festival which is not academic or bookish, but more of a celebration.
"We look for authors in the first instance who are able to be a presence on stage and celebrate storytelling and individuals with words.
"They have a knack with words and are the perfect exponents of literature. Ann Widdecombe ticks all the boxes for these criteria.
"They have all written books, and we all want to know about Ann's life. Once we have a big name others will be able to bask in their light. We also have Kate Adie, who was the BBC's chief foreign and war correspondent, and is now a regular speaker on Radio 4. She has written a book about women in war.
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Christian Lopez has continued his study of music since graduation from Trinity and his days of performing for the College's Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band. Today he assists his advisor Dr. John Wooton with the percussion studio, teaching percussion lessons, playing for various ensembles, and working with concert logistics. In 2011, he earned his master's degree at the University of Redlands in California.
Academics and faith: "Trinity taught me a lot about the importance of diligence in one's workplace and helped me to grow intellectually as I had to pursue multiple paths of knowledge at once and succeed at all of them. Spiritually, my theology classes elicited several questions in my mind about God that I had not contemplated before college and which helped me to understand my Creator better."
Prepared to reach goals: "After Trinity, I earned a master's degree in music performance and am enrolled in my second year of doctoral work. My preparation to accomplish my goals has involved a lot of hard work in educational institutions such as the National Conservatory of Music in my country of Ecuador, Trinity Christian College, and the University of Redlands. I would love to find a place in a major symphony orchestra and teach college."
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In a couple of hours time I shall be taking the first of two flights to get me to Sydney, Australia to join the Unlock The Past Genealogy cruise. As internet charges aboard ship are very expensive I shan't be posting any news until I return home on 20th February.
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This past Saturday, May 14th, was the Arthritis Walk; 27 people/kids showed up to support Bevin on the morning of! I couldn't believe that many people showed up! Even our neighbors that lived behind us in our previous house came out! It meant so much to me to have so many people give up a few hours (and get up really early) on their Saturday to support our daughter. As of Saturday morning we had raised $2,914 and we were the number 6 fundraising team (we had been in 7th place for awhile, but the tutus, water bottles, T-shirts, etc pulled us into 7th). We even got a team booth, which I didn't know we were getting until the day of…next year I will come prepared to decorate! J
The walk had a pretty good turn out, I don't know what the final registration count was, but the week before we had apx 450 registered. The event itself raised $150,542! It was a little hectic, but overall I think it was pretty good. The event had a huge turnout of volunteers between Wal-Mart and Kohls. There was a photographer who took team photos, which was great because I completely forgot to have someone take a team picture with my camera.
I hope to have a more active role in next year's event. I had really planned on volunteering more, etc at this event, but with everything that happened with my grandparents it just wasn't possible. So I hope I can make that happen next year. And Bevin will be the 2012 Sacramento Arthritis Walk's Juvenile Honoree!
Tonight is our Chili's Night at the Chili's in Roseville on Eureka Road. You can still support Bevin by going between 11am-10pm, bringing the flyer (below) and giving it to your server. Chili's will donate 15% of all the sales we bring in to Bevin and the Arthritis Walk.
And now for some walk pictures…
The California State Capitol where the 2011 walk was held
One of the FEW smiling pictures we got of her that day
Rich, John and Krista
Brian and Joy
Heidi and Mike
She cried thru all the announcements
Brittany and Hayden dancing during the warm-up
And were off…
Jen, Brandon and Ryan came out from our neighborhood to support Bevin
Bevin's "Hero Board"…althou I kind of gave the foundation the wrong age…she was actually diagnosed at 19 months and started MTX at 21 months…opps!
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HP Pavilion DV1000 Entertainment Notebook PC - Multimedia Notebook A Breed Apartby Jason Clark on 10/2/2004 11:03 AM EST
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Biochem101 - Thursday, October 28, 2004 - linkOhh yeah, just to add.
The dv1040us machine has at the minimum the following specs:
Centrino 725 1.6GHz CPU 2mb cache
64 mb shared video memory (cry, but im dealing with it)
Those are the only differnces that stand out from the AT review model. Reply
Biochem101 - Thursday, October 28, 2004 - linkI just picked one of these puppies up for ~1100 AR. When I was shopping, I was looking for a very portable laptop with some performnce. So far I love it. The screen seems to have a built in anti-glare film similar to the film used on my Sony Trinitron CRT. It provides adequate glare relief in most situations. I did notice the font blur and was somewhat dissappointed with that problem. But all in all, I found a compact, light and relatively powerful laptop with great battery performance. I havent done any performance tests on the machine yet (its the 1.6G version - dv1040us model), but I doubt there will be much difference between my machine and he one AT has reviewed here.
imho- im glad a ran across this review, I was just looking for some info on the general performance of the chipset in the machine, not a machine specific review. KUDOS to AT for souping up their number of reviews. Reply
Pete - Sunday, October 24, 2004 - linkBTW, the glare on this laptop was pretty harsh when I viewed it in CompUSA, although there was a very bright fluorescent light directly behind my shoulder. My eyes got tired looking at it after 15 mins, whereas the "regular" LCD on the Toshiba next to it was *very* easy to read.
It's not just that the dv1000's screen was glossy, either. Cleartype fonts looked kind of blurry or oily, not nice at all. Actually, it's possible the screen was something like BGR, and Cleartype was set for RGB subpixel smoothing. I'll have to look into that, as the screen is this laptop's Achilles heel, and one too big for me to ignore. Reply
Pete - Sunday, October 24, 2004 - linkNo, but a faster video card will, and the BenQ Joybook 7000 has the same formfactor and screen with a Mobility Radeon 9700 to boot! I'm convinced that would sell like hotcakes here, and I'm not sure why either HP or BenQ haven't started selling them here. Apparently this Intel IGP scores 2.5K in 3DM2001, not even 2003--frickin' abysmal. I'm not even sure it'd be fast enough for something like Age of Mythology or Warcraft 3 at this screen's native res.
Andrew, start pushing Anandtech's weight around to get a laptop with this formfactor and discrete graphics in the USA! :) Reply
airfoil - Thursday, October 07, 2004 - linkQuote: "but for another $100 or $150, you can configure your DV1000 with a 1.7GHz Pentium-M 735 or 1.8GHz Pentium-M 745, respectfully."
Respectfully? Does a faster prcoessor buy more respect?
trikster2 - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link#3 that's really strange. 2gb just to play a DVD sounds excessive
#4 Not sure who the ODM is but there is a Benq Joybean that is identicle
#3 my main reservation with this notebook is the brightview or whatever screen. The ones I've seen on sony and fujitsu's at frys have a lot of glare. I dumped my CRT for an LCD due to glare (lots of windows) would hate to be fighting glare on a glossy laptop screen too.
In comparison to a CRT, how bad is the glare on this laptop?
SDA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 - linkQuestion-- who makes this notebook? (I know it has an HP sticker, but IIRC HP don't make their own notebooks like.) I ask because I'd like to see if there are any nearly identical no-name equivalents available. Reply
AndrewKu - Saturday, October 02, 2004 - link#2 - Windows is reading it wrong. Reply
Scarceas - Saturday, October 02, 2004 - linkThe article says a 2GB partition is used for the quickplay system.
The screen shot shows 204MB. 204MB seems more reasonable. Might want to update that. Reply
CasmirRadon - Saturday, October 02, 2004 - linkSounds great, if/when my old Presario notebook craps out on me in the next year or so this will be the kind of form-factor/functionality that I will be looking for. My friend just got a Pavillion, and I must say that it makes me jealous if only for the exceedingly convenient placement of headphone/usb ports. That is the kind of feature that many of us forget to look for when shopping for a notebook, but makes all the difference after extended use. Reply


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Dodgers nearly come back before falling to SF
Mattingly, players see positives despite getting swept by Giants
SAN FRANCISCO -- Dodgers fans suffering through the anguish of yet another one-run loss to the Giants Sunday, 4-3, have it all wrong, according to the Dodgers.
"I feel better about our club walking out of here than I did walking in," manager Don Mattingly said after the Giants completed a three-game sweep.
Before you conclude Mattingly has lost more than baseball games during his Bay Area visit -- contributing to a four-game Dodgers losing streak while the Giants have won their last six -- hear him out.
"Coming in, I didn't think we were playing that good," he said. "But we played tough all series. I know we got swept. But I can't sit here and be all mad. I'm disappointed in the way we played tonight."
Mattingly points to the fact that the Dodgers, down by four Hunter Pence RBIs, fought back with a three-run eighth inning that included a two-out, two-run pinch-single by Adrian Gonzalez with the bases loaded after the Dodgers sandwiched walks to Matt Kemp and Juan Uribe around an A.J. Ellis single.
Gonzalez completed a sweep of sorts by scratching from the starting lineup all three games with a strained trapezius muscle. He took himself out for a pinch-runner following Dee Gordon's RBI infield single because he said running and fielding are still too painful. He will have an MRI on Monday, and Mattingly suggested that utility man Jerry Hairston could use one too.
"Maybe they have a 3-for-1 package deal," he joked.
But what the Dodgers are seeing from Hairston, while admirable, is no joke. He appeared to pull up lame again on the bases during a pinch-hit appearance to end that eighth inning, as he pulled up limping while scoring Saturday night. And as he did Saturday night, he said he's fine.
The Dodgers aren't so sure, especially with the memory of Hairston silently suffering through a torn hip labrum last year until he couldn't play anymore and had surgery. Hairston knows the club is playing shorthanded, with management carrying an unplayable Mark Ellis for an eighth game.
Getting back to Mattingly, he got defensive about his offense after the game. He was asked about going into that eighth inning 0-for-9 with runners in scoring positions and quickly concluded his questioners were ignoring the seven outs his team lined into.
"Really? Did you watch the game?" he responded. "We were fine today. I'll take those at-bats all year. This could have been one of those days we came out flat after last night, but we swung the bats good all day long."
Gonzalez saw the game the same as Mattingly.
"Our guys did an incredible job," he said. "All those line-drive outs, sometimes baseball doesn't go your way. We had hard-hit balls right at them. We easily could have scored 10 runs. It was impressive seeing the guys square the balls up. Unfortunately, a lot were outs."
Mattingly said the Sunday comeback that fell short, coupled with the offense erasing a five-run deficit Saturday night before losing in extra innings, was more pertinent than his club's 5-13 record within the division.
"We're OK," he said. "I'm not disappointed in the way we played today. Really, we didn't do anything wrong."
They did fall behind by four runs with Hyun-Jin Ryu on the mound, for the first time this year facing a club that had already seen him. On April 2, Ryu held the Giants to three runs (one earned) on 10 hits in 6 1/3 innings with five strikeouts and no walks.
This time he was charged with four runs on eight hits and a pair of two-out walks that preceded Pence's pair of RBI doubles, which Ryu said put him in a "really bad situation." In their previous meeting, Pence was 2-for-3 against Ryu.
"It's perfectly normal that the more they play against me, they find out the way I pitch," said Ryu. "It's the nature of the game. Same for me, this is the first time I've seen the same team twice."
Previously winless Matt Cain outpitched Ryu, who followed his 12-strikeout dazzler against Colorado by striking out only two Giants, as San Francisco aggressively swung earlier in counts. Ryu was charged with four earned runs in six innings and made 85 pitches.
Ryu, who allowed three hits in six innings of his previous start, gave up hits to the first three Giants he faced, although one exploded past shortstop Gordon, another bounced under the glove of third baseman Luis Cruz and a third was a fisted blooper. Despite bases loaded and no outs, Ryu held the Giants to one run on Pence's forceout grounder.
"He gets out of that with only one [run allowed], you're feeling pretty good about that," said Mattingly.
San Francisco scored again in the third inning on a one-out single by Marco Scutaro, a four-pitch walk to Buster Posey and Pence's RBI double.
The Giants added to the lead with a two-out rally in the fifth on a four-pitch walk to Pablo Sandoval, a single by Posey and Pence's double off the right-field bricks that bounced past right fielder Andre Ethier and plated two runs.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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AN INQUEST has been held for an experienced fisherman who went overboard in Poole harbour but his body was never found.
This comes more than a year after the dramatic rescue attempt took place to find Andrew Golding in freezing temperatures.
In an attempt to reveal what happened on December 23, 2012, Dorset Coroner Sheriff Payne gained special permission from the Chief Coroner of England.
The 33-year-old fisherman, also known as Andrew O'Neill, was with boat owner Paul Smith and another friend referred to as Eddie when they decided to move the 28ft boat Puddleduck from Fisherman's Quay in Poole to its mooring in Poole harbour.
On their return to shore the three men boarded a small dinghy, without lifejackets on, which quickly started filling with water.
In an attempt to stop the dinghy from filling up, Paul Smith jumped overboard as he thought this would help and he had on a floating fisherman suit.
Shortly after, the dinghy capsized and all three men were in the water struggling to hold onto the capsized dinghy and kick to shore.
Paul Smith said: "The last time I saw Andy he was upright and seemed really relaxed as if he was just treading water – then he went down and didn't come back up."
Eddie said: "I tried to swim to Andy and was shouting at him to come closer but it was as if he wasn't acknowledging me."
After 45 minutes in the water the search and rescue helicopter appeared and rescued Paul Smith, who was clinging to a buoy, and Eddie, who was in fairly shallow water but had no energy to swim to safety.
Both were treated for severe hypothermia at Poole hospital while the lifeboat and rescue services carried out a full scale operation to find Mr Golding.
The coroner recorded a verdict that Mr Golding died as a result of an accident with presumed cause of death of drowning.
- Sergeant Tristan Oliver warned people to appreciate the danger of the sea.
Following the inquest, he said: "People think that because they are in Poole harbour they are safe but this tragic accident shows that in shallow water people can still drown and everyone in the water should wear life jackets and have contact with someone on the shore."


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Will same-sex couples be able to legally marry? Just as important to the tax world, will they be able to take advantage of the many tax breaks that are now claimed by heterosexual married couples?
The U.S. Supreme Court should let us know by the end of June.
The country's high court Tuesday heard arguments on the constitutionality of California's Proposition 8, a ballot initiative in November 2008 that overturned that state's short-lived right of same-sex couples to marry.
The fundamental question is whether a government can deny gay people benefits that are legally granted to heterosexual couples. The decision in the California case could be sweeping, making same-sex marriage legal nationwide. Or the justices could limit their ruling to the Golden State.
I'm more interested, however, in the case that will be argued before the court Wednesday. In that one, Windsor v. United States, a New York widow is specifically challenging the Defense of Marriage Act because of how it affected her with regard to the federal estate tax.
The federal Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, was enacted in 1996 and defines marriage as the legal union of one man and one woman for federal and interstate recognition purposes in the United States. While states can recognize same-sex marriage within their borders, no state or political subdivision therein is required to recognize a same-sex marriage from another state.
On the federal level, DOMA makes different treatment of spousal benefits legal when it comes to same-sex couples. That means that rights a married man or woman might have under federal law, such as insurance benefits for government employees, Social Security survivors benefits and the filing of joint tax returns, are not the same as for same-sex married couples.
The tax implications became very clear to Edith Windsor after her wife, Thea Spyer, died in 2009. Windsor and Spyer were legally married in 2007 in Toronto, and their marriage was recognized by New York, where they lived.
But when it came to sorting out the estate tax issues following Spyer's death, Windsor discovered that she owed a federal estate tax bill of more than $363,053. The reason? DOMA prevents the Internal Revenue Service from recognizing Windsor as a surviving spouse. If Windsor were a man, Spyer's full estate would have passed to her tax-free.
Lower courts upheld Windsor's case, saying the tax code treated her unfairly based on her sexual preference. We will hear her attorneys' arguments as to why the Supreme Court should rule the same way on March 27.
If the court decides for Windsor, she'll get back her federal estate tax overpayment.
More importantly, other same-sex couples who are legally married -- and who have been filing state tax returns as married couples -- will be meeting with their tax professionals to reassess their federal tax filing status situations.
We'll see a lot of amended returns (back to the three-year time limit) to claim spousal tax breaks they were denied.
Since the federal tax code does offer married couples many tax advantages, the demise of DOMA also could mean a short-term hit on the U.S. Treasury. But that's a small price to make our tax system fairer, a result that almost everyone says they want.
And in some cases, other married same-sex couples might find they are in federal "marriage penalty" territory. This is where a couple pays more in taxes when they file a joint return than they would have if they'd filed as two single taxpayers.
The penalty has been lessened by the broadening of the tax brackets through the 25 percent income tax rate. But where both partners earn higher, relatively equal incomes, the marriage tax penalty still comes into play somewhat.
But, to paraphrase the old marriage joke for tax purposes, gay and lesbian couples deserve the same right to pay higher taxes as traditional couples do.
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The Hanjin Hostel, also known as the Hanjin-jang Yogwan, is two blocks north-east of the bus terminal and easily identified by a large sign in English on the roof. The congenial owner, Mr Kwon Yong-joung, speaks good English and Japanese, hands out free maps and is very knowledgeable about local sights. The management understand the needs of travellers, that's why the hostel offers complete amenities. All bathrooms remodeling finished July 20 2012.
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A clinical hypnotherapist is inviting people who care for dementia patients to take part in free sessions to help them relax and feel good.
Rachael Armstrong, a certified clinical hypnotherapist and member of National Council of Hypnotherapy, who works within The Happiness Centre in Ilkley, says supporting carers makes sense, as 96 per cent will suffer health and well-being problems as a result of caring.
"Without adequate help and support, the stress of care-giving leaves people vulnerable to a wide range of physical and emotional problems, ranging from heart disease to depression," she said.
"This affects the ability to provide care. It hurts both the carer and the person being cared for. The key point is that care-givers need care too."
Rachael, who also provides hypnotherapy for dementia patients, said her interest in the treatment started through meeting people using self-hypnosis to successfully heal illness and relieve stress.
"These carers had fallen ill themselves after prolonged caring for loved ones through long-term illnesses including Alzheimer's," she said. "It reminded me of the strain on my mother throughout caring for my grandmother who lived with us during her Alzheimer's disease."
Now Rachael wants to help others in the same situation as her mother by passing on tips to tackle stress.
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This weekend, a YouGov poll for the Sunday Times showed Labour with a 10-point lead over the Tories. After a bruising summer for Ed Miliband, during which he has been accused of floundering and letting the coalition dictate the news agenda, this was welcome news in the Labour camp.
The polls have been steady for a long time now, giving Labour a lead of somewhere between 3 and 10 points (largely depending on where Ukip are – more of which later). Given the party probably only needs a two-point lead to win an overall majority, the party looks fair set. At least, that's the argument of long-time Ed supporter Mehdi Hasan, who argued last week: Read more


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In honor of the big 2-3-6, we are showing off our freedom flair, and a little leg, by sporting shorts that scream "U.S.A! U.S.A! U.S.A!"
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Now, we want to see yours! Show us how you are reppin' your Sharpie stars and stripes on Facebook this 4th of July– and beyond (helllooo London 2012 Summer Games!! Just THINK of the outfit opportunities), and we might just share YOUR design with the rest of the Sharpie world!


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My name is Victoria Ashley Villar, and I am from Vero Beach, Florida. I currently attend MIT and study physics and mathematics. The APS scholarship given to me last year helped me to find a research job studying dark matter and gravitational lensing last semester, along with the opportunity to meet many professors in my department. I am honored to have been renewed for the upcoming school year. My love of astrophysics is continuing to grow, and this summer I am studying X ray binary systems at Louisiana State University.


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litotes - understatement for rhetorical effect (especially when expressing an affirmative by negating its contrary); "saying `I was not a little upset' when you mean `I was very upset' is an example of litotes"
understatement - a statement that is restrained in ironic contrast to what might have been said
rhetorical device - a use of language that creates a literary effect (but often without regard for literal significance)
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Understatement used for effect, especially by negating the opposite, as in not a little angry meaning furious. Also called meiosis. Compare hyperbole.
Etymology: 17c: Greek, meaning 'small'.
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WANDERERS could be forced to abandon plans to sign Stephen Warnock because of the player's wage demands.
The former England international returned to Aston Villa at Christmas and is understood to be training again with the club's youth team after being told he has no future at Villa Park under Paul Lambert.
The Midlands club would favour an outright sale in January and reports this week have suggested that Sam Allardyce could be ready to add to his Bolton contingent at West Ham by making an offer to take on the full-back's contract.
Wanderers would still like him back in the fold, and the player would also favour a move that could see him remain near his home in the North West.
But with Dougie Freedman needing to make every penny count in January, he is already exploring other options in case a deal cannot be struck.
Warnock is reported to earn around £40,000 a week at Villa, who initially wanted Wanderers to pay a large percentage of that figure to take him back on loan until the end of the season.
Discussions continue on that front but, with Lambert eager to free space in his own budget, the club and Warnock's representatives are pushing hard for the best financial deal they can.
Another factor that could come into play for Wanderers is reported interest from Swansea City in Marcos Alonso.
The Premier League club have yet to make a bid for the Spanish defender, who is out of contract in the summer, but sources in South Wales suggest he is very much in Michael Laudrup's sights.
The Swans are without Neil Taylor for the season and though teenager Ben Davies has impressed, the club are on the lookout for back-up in the left-back position.
Freedman believes his own movements in the transfer market may become more clear after this weekend's round of FA Cup games.
"In reality, people will not let their players out until after the third round," he said. "Some will put players in the shop window for loans in those games.
"So you are talking after that before you get things happening.
"Of course, you try and line things up but managers like myself can never give people answers so early."
Freedman has announced that he will be looking in the lower divisions for potential bargains this month but also looks likely to plunder the loan market, with England Under-21 star Craig Dawson a realistic option.
Though he stopped short on naming names, the Scot admits he is short in some key positions.
"Short-term the injuries dictate what we look at in January," he said.
"It is very unfortunate that we have a couple of centre-halves out injured at present which is disappointing.
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Identifying opportunities early is necessary, but not sufficient, to seize them. A company must also be able to strike decisively when the time is right. Managers at Brazil's Banco Itaú recognized that the privatization of state banks freed a new set of valuable resources – customer relationships and locations which had not been obtainable previously, and Itaú spotted the value in these banks before its peers. Equally important was top executives' willingness to declare the acquisitions as the main effort and redeploy whatever human and financial resources were required to seize the moment. Below some key insights:
- Mobilize best people for golden opportunity. As with experiments, it is critical to put the best people on the best opportunities. Itau's CEO commissioned one of the most senior members of his team, a Senior Vice-President and Board Member, to spearhead the analysis of opportunities created by the privatization process. And this SVP, in turn, quickly appointed some of the bank's most promising executives to form a fifty-person task force to evaluate the opportunity and create a post-acquisition plan in case Itaú decided to make an acquisition. Make no mistake, the managers appointed to lead this initiative were not corporate rejects whose careers were stagnated, rather they were among the most promising managers in the company, responsible for running its most profitable lines of business. Assigning them to this opportunity represented a real commitment on the part of Itaú executives.
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As you all know, Gyros is usually cooked on a vertical broiler. I'm sure if you've been to any mall in America, you've seen it cooking and rotating; however, if you've never been to a Mediterranean country, you probably have not seen the real thing. In Grease it's called Gyros, in Turkey it's called Döner, in Lebanon it' called Shawarma. It's usually made out of lamb or chicken. The meat is never ground (as it's here in the U.S.); the meat is usually thinly sliced and glued together by tail fat. In addition, there is usually a thick layer of fat that tops the cone shaped meat and constantly bastes it.
Since I don't have a vertical broiler (and I'm sure most people don't), I had to revise a way to use my grill rotisserie to make it work. This process is about 2 pages long, but don't worry there are very few ingredients. If anyone is interested in this recipe, please let me know. I can e-mail it to you, or posted on this forum. I'm not sure how much we're allowed to post in any single post, but if they let me I can post here as well.


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I am new to Web Development, I am currently learning HTML,CSS and JavaScript. I find the reference at www.w3schools.com to be very good, it's complete with examples and a try-it yourself plug-in on the website itself..
However, I came across this website www.w3fools.com, and now I am a bit worried about the authenticity and accurateness of the content at www.w3schools.com.
What should I do?
I would describe w3schools as "basically OK if you aren't looking for anything complicated and don't mind some details being wrong". For simple syntax and checking what values you can use, it's usually fine – but as you'll have seen on w3fools, it does have a fair few mistakes in it.
Another great resource is http://reference.sitepoint.com/, which has HTML, CSS and JavaScript references. While I can't promise it's 100% accurate, if you do find any mistakes in it then let us know and we should be able to get them corrected!
w3schools has been criticised in the past over the accuracy of its JavaScript content, but I'm not sure if the site has been updated since then. As Stevie D points out, there are other good references out there. In addition to the SitePoint one, I'd recommend the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) - I've found their JS section particularly useful.
WebPlatform is also emerging as a great resource for learning about these topics.
It was because w3schools JavaScript section and other JavaScript tutorials are so antiquated that I created my own site to use when I run JavaScript classes at the local college. I didn't create a reference because the Sitepoint and ECMAScript sites already provide that (although the examples on my tutorial site do cover much of the same material, just laid out as tutorial examples rather than as a reference).
I'm hoping that you meant IE9 or IE10 :shifty:
There is another whole range of JavaScript code that will become obsolete once IE8 dies out - perhaps in a few year's time. That isn't going to influence most JavaScript writers though as they are still writing code for Netscape 4 because that's what sites such as w3schools are still teaching.
Gotcha. I didn't understand quite what you meant at first glance.
If you are talking about Web Development and Web Development learning process. Then W3Schools is best website for reference. 90% Trainer and teacher refer this website. I have Good experience using this. It is best.
Where did you get this statistic?
As seen in the responses above, it is not "the best" according to web development professionals. It's inaccurate and outdated in many cases.
I started off with w3schools.com to learn HTML & CSS, but I admit that I haven't learned much. I learned both on the side, whenever I had to edit an HTML or CSS document and either made sense to me or I just used Google.I suggest using a more fun method of learning how to code as a front-end developer. Go through the courses on Tuts+ for example. HTML, CSS and jQuery are all free to learn there and Jeffrey Way is a pretty good tutor:http://learncss.tutsplus.com/https://tutsplus.com/course/30-days-to-learn-jquery/
http://www.codecademy.com/ also seems to be decent and has plenty of interaction involved. Although I haven't tried it yet.
I agree with you that Now a days it is going updated and Development rules are changing rapidly. But we are just talking on as reference. In Educations Departments, Teachers have 20+ years experience in teaching and they are still teaching what they know. They are not updated with currently rules of development. They are stilling referring out dated websites and rules.
I agree that Above statics are not accurate. It is just general idea base on observation. I didn't conduct research on this. Yes, its worst.
I too started early on at w3schools (13+ years ago). I guess the site is OK as long as you understand it's outdated. You can can get an idea for the terminology and syntax and play with the "change and see" pages.
One of the main problems I had however, was needing to unlearn a lot of what I had learned. IMHO it would be better for newbies to go to a more current reference site.
And yes, I understand that edcucational institutions can be behind the times, sad but all too true.
I think w3schools are very good reference for a beginner to get through all concepts but when you become experienced you need a bit higher level than this.
I would also endorse w3schools for a beginner. Once you get into complicated stuff, there will be other references that you would be able to use ( stackoverflow etc ). But to get started I would highly recommend it.
Guys, you're not reading the responses that have already been made.
There are better up-to-date reference sites out there, regardless of your skill level.


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TRAINING: I have been training well since January, but my strength and conditioning for this fight has been my strong point. After receiving some criticism in my past fights, I have been working harder on my conditioning.
When and why did you start training for fighting? When I was 12 years old. I was inspired by Bruce Lee movies.
What ranks and titles have you held? Midway Super Fight, Predador Kamae 1 e 2, Iron Man
Do you have any heroes? Bruce Lee, Thor, Virgulino Ferreira da Silva vulgo "Lampião", Manny Pacquiao
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? A dream come true
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No
What was your job before you started fighting? I am still a Para State Military Police Officer
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ORLANDO, Fla. - SeaWorld has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Labor, claiming an inspector with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration illegally shared confidential records with a producer of the documentary "Blackfish."
OSHA inspector Lara Padgett's investigation into the death of SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau in 2010 led to workplace safety citations and a $12,000 fine issued to the marine park. SeaWorld is appealing those citations in federal court.
In their complaint, SeaWorld claims it has obtained evidence that Padgett disclosed confidential SeaWorld documents in violation of federal law while attending the January 2013 premier of "Blackfish" at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
According to the complaint, an undisclosed witness gave "Blackfish" executive producer Tim Zimmermann a computer thumb drive, which that witness later saw him insert into a laptop while sitting beside Padgett.
When the thumb drive was returned to the witness, it contained OSHA's internal SeaWorld investigation file, including documents marked "Confidential Trade Secrets," according to SeaWorld's complaint.
SeaWorld officials said they now have that thumb drive in their possession.
When photographs first surfaced online last month showing Padgett socializing with the cast and crew of "Blackfish," Zimmermann denied receiving any documents from Padgett and told Local 6 the OSHA employee "had nothing to do with the production of the film."
[RELATED: OSHA investigates SeaWorld inspector]
Attached to their complaint, SeaWorld included numerous Facebook, Twitter and other social media posts reportedly created by Padgett expressing support for "Blackfish," a film SeaWorld has criticized as being "misleading, inaccurate, and agenda-driven."
"SeaWorld...believes that Ms. Padgett's disclosure of confidential information and other conduct reflect an intense bias and a desire to assist those in the animal rights community who have publicly, and for many years, demonstrated a desire to damage SeaWorld as a viable business," writes SeaWorld attorney Carla Gunnin. "This bias brings into question the objectivity of the entirety of her inspection activities and seems motivated by factors wholly unrelated to OSHA's mission of 'assuring safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women.'"
Last month, OSHA announced it had already launched an investigation of Padgett.
"OSHA is committed to fair and effective enforcement of safety and health requirements in the workplace," said OSHA spokesman Jesse Lawder. "Allegations involving employee conduct are taken seriously and OSHA is investigating."
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- Director of Communications at Americans United and Editor of Church & State.
- Editor of AU's monthly magazine Church & State
- Leading writer and researcher on church-state topics
- Serves as spokesman for AU and has appeared on NBC's Nightly News, CNN's Headline News, Fox News, and other programs.
- Twitter: @RobBoston1
Mr. Boston joined the Americans United staff in 1987. He frequently writes about the political goals of the Religious Right and other church-state issues, such as religion in public schools, tax aid to sectarian institutions and religious freedom. He is the author of numerous critically acclaimed books such as "Close Encounters with the Religious Right: Journeys into the Twilight Zone of Religion and Politics."
Mr. Boston speaks on, and debates on, virtually any topic related to state/church separation, including:
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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team has finally given up a goal this season, but the Quakers have yet to take a loss. After five straight shutouts to start the campaign, Penn allowed not one but two goals to Old Dominion on Sunday. However, the Red and Blue came back with a goal in each half and salvaged a 2-2 draw.
This weekend, the Quakers open Ivy League play with Harvard on Friday afternoon in Cambridge, Mass. On Sunday, Penn is back at home and on the renovated Rhodes Field for the first time, hosting Lehigh at 2:30 p.m. That game will come on the heels of the men's match with Florida International, which will kick off at noon.
Harvard: Live Stats / Live Video
Lehigh: Live Stats / Live Video
The Series with Harvard
The Crimson lead the series, 14-5-3; however, those numbers are greatly skewed by the first 10 meetings, all won by Harvard. Since then, Penn is 5-4-3 against Harvard including wins in four of the last six matchups. Last year, Penn won 1-0 in Philadelphia; the previous meeting in Cambridge came two years ago and ended as a 2-0 Harvard victory. Penn's last win at Harvard came in the 2007 season, a 1-0 decision.
About Harvard
The Crimson (3-3-1) are unbeaten in their last four, and coming off a 5-0 whitewashing of UMass-Lowell on Sunday. Freshman Margaret Purce has been the leader on offense for Harvard; she has four goals and an assist for nine points. Three other players have a goal and an assist each: freshman Joan Fleischman, and seniors Kristina Garrido and Elizabeth Weisman. Three different women have started a match in goal this season, but Bethany Kanten is the incumbent -- she was second-team All-Ivy a year ago. In the field, Meg Casscells-Hamby was first-team All-Ivy last year, while Erika Garcia and Haley Washburn joined Kanten as second-team All-Ivy.
The Series with Lehigh
The Quakers have dominated this series, with a 12-1 lead that includes 11 straight wins dating back to 1993. The last meeting came two years ago, a 3-0 Penn win in Bethlehem; the last matchup here in Philadelphia took place during the 2010 season and was a 2-0 Quaker victory.
About Lehigh
The Mountain Hawks (2-4-1) lost a pair of 1-0 games last weekend against American and La Salle; they are scheduled to face Bucknell in a Patriot League match Friday before making the trip to Philadelphia. Lehigh's wins came against Central Connecticut State and Saint Mary's (Calif.). Darby Dustman is Lehigh's only multi-goal scorer, with two. Murphee Greeley and Danielle Salans have the only other Hawk goals this season. In goal, Ashley Blanks has four starts with a 0.81 goals-against average while Ani Nahapetian has three starts and a 0.86 GAA.
About Penn
*Penn is 27-8-4 overall in the last two-plus seasons with this season's start, and 31-9-6 over its last 46 matches dating back to the 2010 season. In those 44 matches, Penn has as many shutouts (28) as goals allowed (28).
*So much for starting later than the rest of the country being a disadvantage; Penn's 4-0-2 start has been matched or bettered just once in program history, the 1998 team going 5-0-1 through its first six games.
*Penn was the last team in NCAA Division I to allow a goal this season, as Old Dominion finally dented the Quakers' net last Sunday. This is nothing new to the Quakers; two years ago, they led the nation in shutout percentage (13 in 17 matches) and allowed just seven goals all season.
*Never mind keeping teams off the scoresheet; Penn just isn't giving teams many chances to score. The Quakers have outshot their opponents by a whopping 109-31 so far this season, and Quaker goalie Kalijah Terilli has been called upon just 11 times to make saves.
*On offense, Penn has had eight different players score its 12 goals.
*After falling behind 2-0 at ODU last Sunday, Penn salvaged the draw thanks to a first-half goal by freshman Lindsey Sawczuk -- her first collegiate goal -- and a goal on the hour from senior Kerry Scalora.
*Scalora's goal was her third this season and her 13th at Penn. She also has 11 career assists (two this season) for 37 career points. Scalora leads Penn with eight points (3g, 2a).
*Penn's 1-0 wins against Drexel and Saint Joseph's came off goals from Scalora -- who netted a spectacular free kick from about 25 yards out in the second overtime against Drexel -- and freshman Tahirih Nesmith. For Nesmith, it marked her third goal in four collegiate matches.
*Megan York had an assist on Sawczuk's goal on Sunday, and is now third on the team with four points (1g, 2a). Seniors Brianna Rano and Kathryn Barth each have three points (1g, 1a).
*Both Scalora and York have two assists this season, tied for the team lead in that category. The third Penn player with two assists? Junior defender Haley Cooper, who along with York assisted Sawczuk's goal Sunday at Old Dominion.
*Not only did Penn win its opening two games on September 6 and 8, the Quakers did so in record fashion. Their combined 8-0 margin of victory was a season best, topping the previous mark of a combined 6-0 margin set by the 1998 squad. (The 1998 squad went on to win its third, fourth and fifth games by 4-0 margins, and had seven shutouts to start the campaign.)
*Perhaps the most impressive stat from Penn's opening-weekend wins was that seven different women scored, and 13 recorded a point. The only multi-goal scorer was Nesmith.
*Late in the Saint Peter's match, Nikoletta Georgalis -- a junior walk-on from the track team -- came into the match for Penn to make her collegiate debut; mere minutes after that, she scored her first collegiate goal.
*It was an all-class affair against Mount St. Mary's on Sunday as the senior Rano, the junior York, and sophomore Elissa Berdini joined the freshman Nesmith in the goal ledger.
*Penn returns two women who earned All-Ivy honors last year, seniors Scalora (first-team forward) and Rano (second-team defender). Scalora was also the 2010 Ivy League and ECAC Rookie of the Year.
*Barth, meanwhile, was a second-team All-Ivy and second-team NSCAA all-region selection two years ago, as a sophomore.
*Scalora led Penn in scoring last year, tallying four goals and three assists for 11 points. Two other returning players, Barth and sophomore Erin Mikolai, had three goals apiece.
*In addition to Mikolai, another sophomore to keep an eye on up front is Berdini. She had two goals and two assists last season.
*Three other returning players scored twice last year: senior Claire Walker -- who is a captain of this year's team with Scalora and Rano -- and the juniors Kaitlyn Moore and Clara Midgley.
*Moore will step into the middle of the park, looking to replace the graduated Erin Beck. Another returning candidate for that position is senior Laura Oliver.
*Penn lost its two central defenders from a year ago, All-Ivy pick Alex Dayneka and Erin Thayer. On the other hand, sophomores Caroline Dwyer and Jazmyne Simmons are two women who saw lots of time in the backfield along with Rano last year. Cooper also has experience.
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Penn is home two times next weekend, hosting Cornell Friday at 7 p.m. and Fairleigh Dickinson Sunday at 2 p.m.


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HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Don't leave anything valuable in your car when you go to the gym. That was the warning from a local woman after she went to exercise last Saturday.
Amy Wendt said she was at the LA Fitness off of Beltway 8 near West Road in northwest Harris County when she came out to find thieves had broken onto her car. This will cost her about $400 after she replaces her GPS and repairs her window.
"It's very frustrating," Wendt told Local 2. "It gets expensive to fix and you work hard for your money, so it's very frustrating when someone else comes along and decides to take it from you."
She said the staff told her that there had been several car burglaries recently. She wanted to see security in the parking lot. She said the gym is handing out crime watch alerts telling customers to lock up their stuff.
Police say this is a problem all over our area because thieves know customers will be inside the gym for a long time. Officers said the best advice is to leave your valuables at home and don't leave anything in sight.
Local 2 left a message for the LA Fitness media relations department requesting a comment. As of Friday night, no one had called back.
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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Al Jefferson continued his dominating play with 25 points and 10 rebounds as the Charlotte Bobcats pounded the Philadelphia 76ers, 123-93, on Wednesday.
Jefferson was named Eastern Conference Player of the Month for his impressive performance in March. He ranked fifth in the NBA in scoring (24.7 ppg) and ninth in rebounding (10.6 rpg) in March while shooting 55.5 percent from the floor.
Anthony Tolliver scored 16 points, Gary Neal added 15 and Gerald Henderson and Chris Douglas-Roberts finished with 14 points apiece for the Bobcats, who are 4 1/2 games ahead of the New York Knicks and Atlanta Hawks for the seventh spot in the Eastern Conference.
The Hawks lost to the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday, while the Knicks beat Brooklyn.
Michael Carter-Williams had 22 points seven rebounds and Henry Sims added 15 points and six boards for the Sixers, who have dropped two straight since snapping their 26-game losing streak on Saturday.
"I respect the route that program has taken to end up where it is," Brett Brown said of the Bobcats. "It was a good example for our guys. That is a team that is going to the playoffs. That is a team that competes and executes."
The Bobcats jumped out to a 20-9 edge and took a 31-19 lead into the second period. Jefferson had 13 points in the frame as the Bobcats shot 63.2 percent from the floor in the period.
The Charlotte spread reached as high as 27 points late in the second and the Bobcats carried a 63-38 lead into the break.
Philadelphia recorded just 12 rebounds in the first half, tying a season low for rebounds in a half.
The Bobcats continued to pour it on in the third, as their lead hovered around 27 points for the duration of the frame. The Sixers never got closer than 23 in the fourth.
"They scored at a far greater level than we expected," Brown said.
Game Notes
Charlotte outrebounded the Sixers 47-32 ... Jefferson has a franchise record 23 games with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds ... Elliot Williams finished with 12 points and Thaddeus Young added 11 for the Sixers.


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Will Brown Troubles Effect New Edition, The Boardwalk Hall, and Beyond?
Tickets went on sale on Monday for the 30th Anniversary Tour of New Edition @ Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. The original 6 were back for what should be a successful tour, but now questions abound with more problems for the most recognizable member of the former "Boy Band" - Bobby Brown.


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The ECB decided yesterday against "going negative" by reducing its deposit rate from zero to -0.25 per cent. The Governing Council again debated the pros and cons of such a measure, which would represent the first time that any of the major four central banks would ever have reduced a key policy rate to below zero [1]. Mr Draghi said again that the ECB was "technically ready" to take this action, and that the option remains "on the shelf".
Many in the markets believe that this is just a bluff to prevent the euro from rising in the foreign exchange markets. There have been several unsupportive comments from leading members of the Governing Council (Asmussen, Mersch, Noyer and Nowotny) and Mr Draghi admitted that disagreements exist in the Council. Nevertheless, the President has deliberately left the option on the table, so it is important to understand the debate.
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Luke Byrne's 'Stills From Imaginary Films' Exhibition
Opens tomorrow at Gallery 2010, Sydney.
Luke Byrne's photographs are nostalgic for a time just passed or still present. That backyard gig you went to last weekend rendered beautiful through filtered yellow light; a gorgeous mess in a tribal shroud walking through the desert; the view from the back seat of your friend's car on the way to nowhere in particular.
His photographs turns ordinary scenes into mini-mythologies. The Sydney-based fashion and music photographer, and self-confessed cinephile, is launching his debut solo exhibition, 'Stills From Imaginary Films', tomorrow night at Gallery 2010 in Surry Hills. The collection forms an imagined narrative told through still images that invoke the dreamlike atmosphere of The Virgin Suicides and the timeless quirk of Wes Anderson's films.
Gallery 2010 is located at 69 Reservoir Street. The opening kicks off tomorrow from 6-8pm, and the show will continue through to:
Friday July 13, 6–8pm
Saturday July 14, 10am–4pm
Sunday July 15, 11am–3pm
Here's a teaser for the show!
There'll also be a limited edition run of posters and exclusive mixtape for those who arrive early on the opening night.


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Yup! Ms. Lana Kane herself, or rather Aisha Tyler, actress and co-host of 'The View' will soon be bringing her golden pipes to an upcoming episode of 'Glee,' though whether or not she'll put them to use in song is anyone's guess. It remains to be seen if Tyler's role will prove a recurring appearance or even just a one-off, but who will the 'Archer' angel play?
'Glee' always brings its fair share of guest stars, though few excite us more than the actors and actresses already known for other genre TV projects. We've just learned from TVLine that 'The View' host and TV personality (and one of our favorite 'Archer' voices) Aisha Tyler will appear next on the show, for the moment in a single-episode role.
Tyler will play the mother of Jacob Artist's character Jake, half brother to the dearly-departed Noah Puckerman. Beyond that, it isn't clear what interaction Tyler might have with the rest of the Puckerman family, including Noah himself, or the other Mrs. Puckerman previously played by Gina Hecht.
Well, what say you? Do you think Tyler could open up and sing during her upcoming 'Glee' season 4 appearance? Are you counting down the days until the next season of 'Archer'? 'Glee' returns on Thursday, November 8 with "The Role You Were Born to Play," so give us your take in the comments below!
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You may find you have more "Nancyware" containers than I you ever reuse in your lifetime and may be stuck with a recycling center only takes small-necked containers. Here is we suggest: reuse is always best. We recommend sharing them with your friends, schools, plant nurseries, daycare centers, etc. If you are within a reasonable distance of Eugene, BRING Recycling center in Eugene will recycle them. Or you can do what some folks do - they box up their clean containers and send them back to us at the creamery and we recycle them at BRING.
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As Gord Steeves left Bonnycastle Park on Tuesday, an aboriginal man in a smart grey business suit approached him and asked for a chance to talk.
The man, Kevin Hart, chairman of the Circle of Life Thunderbird House, had been watching Steeves respond to the controversy over Steeves' wife Lorrie's angry Facebook rant against "drunken native guys."
Hart stood close to Steeves the entire time he tried to explain the two incidents involving aggressive panhandlers that prompted his wife to post the rant.
When the news conference was over, Hart calmly circled around the throng of media to intercept Steeves on his way to his car. When approached, Steeves declined to speak to him. Without breaking stride, he headed to his car.
Although it would be wrong to deduce too much from one vignette, the symbolism was hard to ignore. Gord Steeves wants this controversy to go away. He doesn't want to talk about it to anyone -- even to someone who may feel affected and offended by what was posted.
And no matter how you cut it, that is not mayoral behaviour.
On the whole, the news conference was a bizarre affair: Steeves' decision to wait four days to comment; the weird efforts to conceal the time and location of the event; his effort to make a mundane campaign pledge prior to commenting on the controversy.
When he finally did address the main issue at hand, you could see he was shaken. Head bowed, eyes often closed, he calmly reiterated his wife's apology, and declared her Facebook post to be "wrong" and "a mistake."
He patiently faced questions from the media. He kept his calm when he was heckled. Through all this, it seemed he would not, could not, face up to those most affected by his wife's comments.
All in all, a rather unusual approach to political crisis management.
When embroiled in a controversy in the midst of a campaign, smart candidates take immediate action to quash it, so it does not dog them through to election day. This is especially true if the candidate believes the controversy, and the people most offended by it, represent a threat to the success of the campaign.
Ignoring a controversy that has the potential to derail your campaign will almost always do just that.
Remarkably, Steeves has not shown much interest in either quashing the original controversy or addressing those people most deeply concerned by what his wife posted on Facebook.
Steeves has not made any attempt to reach out to aboriginal leaders or anti-poverty/homelessness activists, many of whom condemned the post in local media over the weekend. Rather than reaching out to the people most affected, he has played duck and run.
Why would he put so much effort into distancing himself from these folks? There are two possibilities.
First, he is stuck in campaign paralysis, unsure how to react and hoping against hope if he keeps a low profile, it will all just blow over. We'll call that the hyper-naïve approach.
Or second, Steeves and his team have calculated he was never going to get votes from aboriginal people or anti-poverty activists, and there is a strong possibility he will get rebound support from Winnipeggers who believe he has been unfairly attacked. We'll call that the hyper-cynical approach.
It's not hard to see where he would get the idea that he has more to gain from ignoring the people most affected. In most of the early, visible public debate on this story, Steeves and his wife are getting tons of support.
In the comments section of this newspaper and websites of other media outlets, the gross majority of commenters believe this is a non-story. And Steeves is the victim of biased journalists interested in undermining Steeves to help other candidates.
It would be wrong for Steeves to take too much comfort from those comments. Most of those who believe this is a non-story are not the segment of society most affected by Lorrie Steeves' post.
Those most impacted by the Facebook post -- aboriginal people, the homeless and those who advocate for the poor -- believe it is a very big deal.
Those comments were directed at the poor, the indigent and the aboriginal. Given the fact a mayor has to represent all of the citizens of this city, any aspiring mayor should be expected to respect and respond to all concerns.
The campaign is far from over, and Steeves' advisers have said "all options are on the table" as far as making amends is concerned.
Perhaps before October, Steeves will realize small, direct gestures are, at this stage, very important.
Stopping to talk to someone who was hurt by that Facebook post only takes a few seconds. But it has the potential to provide years of goodwill.