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Statement by Ambassador Wittig at the 1st Regular Session of the Executive Board of UN Women
Dear Ms. Bachelet, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you once again on the appointment as USG and Executive Director of UN Women.
Germany has always been a strong supporter of the work of the United Nations in the areas of gender equality and the empowerment of women. And we will continue to do so.
We are therefore extremely pleased to witness the creation of UN Women under your able leadership and look forward to a close cooperation with you and your team.
You and your team have done a very good job over the last months in setting up the organizations, yet we are only at the very beginning of a long and hopefully successful process.
The creation of UN Women has sent a powerful signal, in that it showed the world that the United Nations is going to strengthen its focus and work on gender equality and the empowerment of women.
The new entity combines normative functions and operational activities in a unique manner.
We expect UN Women to become a strong and visionary leader at the global level to advance the discussions on gender equality and the empowerment of women.
At the same time we expect that the establishment of UN Women will help to deliver more and better results on the ground.
We furthermore look forward to UN Women, through its operational activities, becoming a fully integrated member of the UN development system and a beacon for the success of the efforts to improve system-wide coherence.
Germany fully supports the priority areas as outlined by you, Ms. Bachelet. We agree that these are indeed the most pressing needs and that they should become the areas around which UN Women organizes its work.
We are looking forward to actively engage in the dialogue leading up to the formulation of the strategic plan of UN Women. UN Women will be identified by, and measured against, the goals set out in this plan.
We are pleased and encouraged by the open and constructive atmosphere which has characterized this Executive Board from its first informal session on, and we would like to thank you for the transparent and inclusive manner in which you are planning to take this process forward.


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Topic: Second Opinion from USC on our Jeff - an update - good news
Jeff has continued his regime of chemo with Oxaliplatin and Xeloda. He is having some of the expected side-effects, but so far, he has continued to work and continues to maintain his normal routine.
For those of you that encouraged us to get a second opinion (and especially to Mark) we cannot thank you enough. For those of you considering a second opinion, we hope you can benefit from our experience and we would strongly encourage you to consider obtaining a second opinion.
In our case, one of CCF's fellow members, Mark, recommended Dr. Rick Selby at USC as a possible second opinion regarding surgery for our son, Jeff. We had our evaluation with Dr. Selby on Friday.
We had a totally positive experience. In Jeff's situation, Dr. Selby was able to provide us with some additional options concerning possible surgery, but most importantly, - he provided us with a ray of hope. Those of you going through this CC experience KNOW what a special gift such a ray of hope can be.
Dr. Selby and his team will be running an additional round of diagnostic testing including a PET Scan and probably another MRCP procedure to take another closer look at the bile duct. Of course, the hope and prayer is that we do not find any previously unknown tumors. (We know that Jeff has tumors in his bile duct, liver and left lung.)
Additionally, Dr. Selby hopes to get a better idea as to just exactly how the bile duct tumor is situated. IF things go well with the testing, then surgery IS a viable option for Jeff. The scheduling for the additional testing will begin on Monday and hopefully, within a couple of weeks, we will be in a position of being able to obtain surgery.
For our son Jeff, please hope and pray for clean scans and diagnostic testing results that make surgery a viable option for him.
We really really liked Dr. Selby! Thank you Mark for your recommendation.
As always, our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our new CCF family.
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What is clinical depression and how does it differ from feeling sad?
It is normal to have feelings of sadness in response to certain events or circumstances in your life. What differentiates "normal" from "clinical" is the severity and persistence of the depression, the presence of other associated symptoms, and interference of these symptoms in your ability to function in your day-to-day activities.
By definition, a "major depressive episode" lasts at least two weeks and can include any of the following symptoms:
• Depressed mood;
• Loss of interest in activities that are normally enjoyable for you;
• Difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much;
• Loss of appetite or eating too much;
• Difficulty concentrating;
• Feeling tired, feeling anxious or restless; or
• Having thoughts of death or suicide.
Some people don't feel sad, per se, but rather may feel angry, irritable or apathetic. In severe depression people can sometimes have unusual experiences such as hearing voices or seeing strange things (hallucinations).
What causes clinical depression?
Depression results from an imbalance of chemicals in the brain. It is often a combination of factors in an individual that causes this imbalance. Some people have genes that put them at risk for depression (just as one may be genetically at risk to develop diabetes or high blood pressure) and may become depressed even when situations and circumstances in their life are good.
Stressful circumstances in childhood and/or adulthood can also put one at risk of developing depression. Individuals with chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, chronic pain and heart disease are at higher risk for developing depression.
How is depression treated?
Depression is typically treated with medications and/or counseling. Medications aim to correct the imbalance of chemicals in the brain responsible for the depression. Counseling may include examining thought patterns that contribute to feeling depressed, gaining insight into factors in your life that play a role in the depression, learning coping strategies, changing behaviors or improving relationships.
Is there anything I can do on my own to help with depression?
Absolutely. For starters, get plenty of exercise. Regular aerobic exercise has been shown to help improve mood. It is also helpful to schedule one enjoyable activity into your days, even if you don't feel like it. When depressed persons become isolated and inactive, that can only serve to worsen the depression. Believe it or not, light therapy, or sitting in front of a special fluorescent light box (10,000 Lux intensity) for about 30 minutes each morning has been shown to be helpful for seasonal depression.
Meditation, good sleep habits and avoiding alcohol or drug abuse are also good methods of curbing episodes of depression. Adopt good sleep habits: Establish a relaxing routine before bedtime, have a regular schedule for going to bed and waking up, allow yourself a sufficient number of hours for sleep at night, and avoid excessive napping during the day.
Where do I go for help?
If efforts on your own to shake the feeling and symptoms are unsuccessful, see your primary care doctor or a mental health professional for further evaluation and a discussion of treatment options. If you are having thoughts of harming yourself, please go to an emergency room or call the crisis line (1-866-427-4747), which has trained counselors who can talk with you by telephone 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
Dr. Jennifer Braden is a psychiatrist at Valley Medical Center in Renton. She has a particular interest in mental health problems in individuals with chronic pain and other chronic medical conditions, and those in recovery or in treatment for substance abuse.
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Sigrun — By Diane M. Byrne — April 2002
Green With Envy
|Contrary to some assumptions, Broward never went away—in fact, the quality of the engineering onboard Sigrun shows what the yard's been up to.
While it was the green hull that first got their attention, the thing that really made them look twice was the name of the yard on the superstructure.
"This morning alone I've had four captains come up to me," explains Capt. John Russell, who helms the 120-foot Sigrun, as we sit onboard at West Palm Beach's Australian Docks on a cool February day. "None of them could believe it was a Broward."
Now there's a name we haven't heard in a while. Since coming under new management three years ago, the Florida-based yard has been pretty quiet on the publicity front. While some people assumed out of sight meant out of business, Broward has actually delivered 11 yachts measuring 100 feet or more in that period. But what will really strike you–as it did me—is the fact that the yard tallies more than 100 improvements (and counting) in the construction and engineering of its all-aluminum yachts. If Sigrun is any indication of the statement Broward is trying to make, then we're all in for quite a conversation.
The person responsible for most of these changes is Rick Arnold, the yard's project manager. With 35 years' experience running charter boats and building yachts worldwide, including in Holland, Arnold wanted to push Broward into more modern construction methods. One of the first changes was the purchase and installation of a computer-controlled plasma cutter for the aluminum plates. For years Broward craftsmen hand-cut plates out in the open air. Plasma creates a cleaner metal edge and less distortion, which reduces the amount of fairing compound needed to smooth the hull. Sigrun was one of the first Browards to benefit from this. And given that any hull color other than white will more readily reveal flaws, the response of the captains who approached Russell that February morning says a lot.
The reaction of surveyors that Russell hired to periodically review construction also speaks volumes. Although he had overseen a refit of the owner's previous yacht, an 87-footer, he is, by his own admission, not an engineering expert, so he wanted to tap knowledgeable sources. He says the surveyors all commented on how the frames and ribs were closer together than those of previous Browards they had inspected.
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A BUILD-UP of water at a Canvey nature reserve has prompted concern from councillors.
Weeks of heavy rainfall has meant huge volumes of surface water has been reported at the RSPB West Canvey Marsh off Canvey Road, causing concern it is not being properly drained.
Water levels on the island must be carefully monitored as the whole of Canvey is classified as a flood risk zone by the Environment Agency, meaning it is likely to suffer major flooding from rivers and seas if defences were not in place.
Dave Blackwell, leader of the Canvey Independent Party, said: "A lot of people are complaining about it because the water is far too high over there. In all my life I've never seen it so full of water.
"I appreciate the RSPB wants to attract wildlife but the huge reservoir of water should be adequate enough without the large bodies of water on the marshes. Being a flood plain we need to ensure the balance is right."
Water levels on the wildlife haven are currently managed by the RSPB using electric pumps which take water to and from the main reservoir onto the wetlands.
However, in recent months the amount of water being allowed to remain on the 627-acre site has increased as the charity tries to encourage more winter birds to graze there.
Fourteen pumping stations across Canvey help drain excess surface water from the island into the Thames Estuary in times of heavy rainfall.
Calls are being made to install a new pumping station at a sluice in Northwick Road, to help better control the levels of surface water on the west of the island and the marshes.
Ray Howard, Tory councillor responsible for waste, floods and water management, said: "We hope it will curtail the amount of water that is currently laying on the marshes. People are contacting me saying they've never seen anything like it.
"I have no objections to the huge fleet of water over there, that is great and is a real attraction for the island, but we do not want all the fields filled with water. It has never been like that."
David Hedges, Essex Area manager for the RSPB, said experts regularly check the depth of the water levels and the charity has strict guidelines from the Environment Agency as to how much water can be allowed on the land.
Electric probes are also in place to ensure the reservoir does not overflow.
He said: "We certainly want to manage the wetlands so that they do not affect our neighbours. In theory we could turn all the sluices down to the lowest level and the water would be drained in a few days.
"But the Thames Estuary provides a fantastic habitat for winter birds and since the 1930s we have lost of 90 per cent of our grazing marshes. By having these wind pumps we genuinely believe we actually improve the flood risk on Canvey.
"We welcome concerns about how we manage the marshlands and will be happy to meet with councillors to discuss this matter further."


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Pronunciation: rêm-pês • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: 1. An uproar, hullabaloo, brouhaha, fracas. 2. A loud, disorderly quarrel.
Notes: My picture of our recently renovated 160-year-old basement on Dr. Goodword's Facebook page brought to Jackie Strauss's mind a rumpus room. A rumpus room was a room for recreation that didn't have to be kept tidy. She was right; the perfect name for our basement. Rumpus is yet another lexical orphan without derivational relatives.
In Play: The first meaning of today's word is usually associated with kids: "What is all the rumpus in here? When I said you could have a party, kids, I didn't mean you could take the house down!" The other meaning is more often associated with adults: "Must we have a rumpus every time I ask you to clean the garage?"
Word History: Rumpus was apparently an attempt to make romp sound more like Latin by combining it with ruckus. The best guess is that ruckus arose from ruction "uprising, disorderly quarrel", a mispronunciation of insurrection. The earliest form of ruction was 'ruction, indicating an omission (see also 'gator, 'coon, 'possum). Romp is also of questionable origins. The best guess here is that it is a mispronunciation of the ramp in rampant. Ramp originally referred to an animal rearing up on the hind legs in a threatening position. This sense is still used in the world of heraldry, as a lion rampant on a gold crest. (Thanks to Steve Pashkevich for remodeling our basement and to Jacqueline Kravitz Strauss for remembering what it should be called—both without making any rumpus at all.)


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February 27, 2013
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. – Even before March has begun, madness has made its way to Bross Gym, as Biola (16-16) topped the No. 11 nationally ranked Lady Mustangs 56-51 in the quarterfinal round of the 2013 Golden State Athletic Conference Tournament. This was the second time in three weeks that the Eagles beat the Lady Mustangs on their home court, as they first took TMC 60-50 in overtime on February 9.
Biola, who was the No. 6 seed in the GSAC tournament, brings the Lady Mustangs' (No. 3 seed in the GSAC tournament) overall record to 25-5, still proving to be one of TMC's finest seasons in program history.
Things looked sour from the start as the Eagles rocketed out with a 16-8 lead in the first six minutes of play. Coach Waldeck of the Lady Mustangs looked to cage the Eagles by subbing in Kimberley Iverson (San Marcos, CA), TMC's go-to long range marksmen. Iverson produced a three-pointer after Jacquelyn Marshall (San Clemente, CA) posted a jumper which cut the score to 16-13 in favor of Biola.
In the span of six minutes, scoring was silent until Marshall drained two free throws at the 6:16 mark, closing the Eagles' lead to one. Marshall kept the Lady Mustangs alive after Biola's Chelsea Hill drained a long-range jumper by responding with a jumper and free throw shot, tying the game at 18-18 with 4:35 left to play.
The Eagles broke the tie and extended their lead to 23-18 in the next minute, until Shannon Kingery (West Hills, CA), Nicole Nitake (Torrance, CA), and Lena Rivera (Allen, TX) rallied the Lady Mustangs past the Eagles, giving them a single point advantage (24-23) with 2:27 remaining. Marshall extended TMC's lead to 27-25, draining two jumpers, sandwiching an Abby Chapman basket.
With 34 seconds left in the first half, the Eagles spoiled the Lady Mustangs' hopes of a half-time lead as Becca DeVere drove in a layup bringing the score to 27-27
At intermission, Marshall led the Lady Mustangs in scoring with 10 points, and in rebounds and blocks with four each. TMC went 11-29 from the field (38%), and was highlighted by going 4-5 behind the line (80%). Notably, Marshall scored all aforementioned free throws.
After the break, the Lady Mustangs broke the tie with Whitney Best (Snohomish, WA) nailing a jumper in the first 20 seconds, giving TMC an early 29-27 advantage. The Eagles spawned another tie with an Adijat Adams jumper, but were forced to play catch-up as TMC keyed an 11-2 run, fueled by Marshall, Best, Rivera, Iverson, and freshmen stand-out Kelly Burns (Yorba Linda, CA), bringing the score to 40-31, with 10:16 left to play.
The Eagles slowly, but surely, chipped away at the Lady Mustangs lead in the next four minutes, tying the game at 43-43.
Unfortunately, the Lady Mustangs failed to clip the Eagles' wings, as Biola maintained the lead for the rest of the evening. With 1:22 left on the clock, Burns posted a jumper that cut the Eagles' lead to one, bringing the score to 50-49. But, as Eagles do, Biola soared over TMC in a final 6-2 run, putting the nail in the coffin at 56-51.
Marshall ended the night with a double-double, backed by 14 points and 11 rebounds. Rivera also posted 14 points, was perfect behind the line (4-4), and led the squad with five steals and four assists.
Because of their spectacular 25-4 regular season record, the Lady Mustangs earned an at-large bid in the 2013 NAIA National Tournament, held in Frankfort, Kentucky from March 13-19. The Lady Mustangs now patiently wait for March 7, where they will then find out who they will face in the opening round of the National Tournament.
GSAC Women's Basketball News:
In other GSAC news, No. 4 seed San Diego Christian defeated No. 5 Concordia 84-74. The Hawks now face No. 1 Westmont in Santa Barbara, while Biola takes on Vanguard in the GSAC Semifinal on Friday night.


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Pound cake. Although 1 pound is but a blip on the scale, the word, when applied to cake, sounds weighty. Maybe I'm just playing word association and thinking of Shylock's gruesome demand of "a pound of flesh." In any case, pound cake is not inspired by a Shakespearean line. It is much more prosaic: the cake was named for the ratio of ingredients it is made of: 1 pound butter, 1 pound eggs, 1 pound flour, 1 pound sugar. (Inquiring minds want to know, why isn't called "FOUR Pounds Cake?" Semantics, I suppose).
Pound cake is characteristically a dense cake with a compact, buttery crumb (note that pound cake is not chemically leavened). Large amounts of eggs and butter are responsible for its rich taste and its sunny yellow tint; all in all, an impressive cake given that a sparse number of ingredients yield so much flavor.
Now the problem with pound cake is its tendency to be too heavy and overly dry. Over-mixing is often a problem, and many recipes, this one included, call for cake flour instead of all-purpose. Cake flour has a lower protein content, meaning it will produce a lighter, more delicate crumb, which is a requisite here given how solid the cake is by nature. Even though the butter, sugar, and eggs in this cake are beaten until light and fluffy with an electric mixer, I've chosen to incorporate the flour by hand to further lessen the danger of overworking the batter. The flour is sifted over the butter mixture in three batches and folded in with a rubber spatula. Another note on this cake: there is more butter in it than the ratios normally specify, and, in addition to whole eggs, yolks are added to provide a plusher crumb.
Pound cake, in its elegant simplicity, adapts to a number of variations and additions. In this recipe, almond paste flavors the base batter and a portion of it is then mixed with Vahlrona chocolate for an intensely aromatic, deeply flavored, and gorgeously marbled cake. Do splurge and use high-quality chocolate; each ingredient is discernible and thus, vital.
Store leftover pound cake tightly wrapped at room temperature; it keeps for a good two days. If leftovers hang about for longer than that, spread slices lightly with softened butter and griddle on a skillet over medium heat until golden on the outside.
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About the author: María del Mar Sacasa is a recipe developer, food stylist, and author of the food blogs High Heels & Frijoles and Cookin' and Shootin'. Behind her girly façade lurks a truck driver's appetite. Read about her cravings and suffer through her rants on Twitter and see her constant stream of food images on Instagram: mdmsacasa


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We are pleased to invite you to SyMas 2012 (SOLIDS), taking place in Kraków on 3 & 4 October.
It's Poland's only trade show offering a full range of the market's most innovative solutions for bulk solids processing, handling and storage! And again in 2012, SyMas is co-located with MAINTENANCE 2012, Poland's top show for industrial maintenance and asset management!
Solids industry professionals confirm the importance of this unique platform in Poland: it's where they go to see what's new on the market and source out innovative potential solutions for their companies' solids needs. Visitors to the last edition of SyMas emphasised how much they liked the specialist, expert nature of the event – and that they would like to see an even wider offer at the next show.
And that's exactly what you'll find at SyMas 2012: in just a couple of hours, trade professionals can get an extensive overview of the very latest in equipment, machinery and software available – solutions for sorting, cutting, grinding, filling, emptying, lifting, transporting, measuring, filtering and weighing materials, PLUS safety and environmental protection, storage and transport!
The show's casual but business-like atmosphere makes it easy for you to make direct contact with suppliers, to ask specific questions about how their wares might help you solve your specific business issues, to "see and feel" these solutions for yourself, and to compare -- side by side -- the offerings of various suppliers. If you're a buyer, it's like due diligence in a bottle!
So, if your job depends on knowing what's new in this area and finding solutions that are well-suited to your company's particular needs, the most time & cost effective way to achieve that is to visit SyMas 2012!
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Hey, Girl. This Is Your Guide to the 8 Best Tumblrs About Ryan Gosling.
We here at BettyConfidential think Ryan Gosling is lovely. So lovely, in fact, that we've rounded up the 8 best Tumblrs devoted to him for you. Hey, girl.
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You know what's awesome? Ryan Gosling. You know what's even more awesome than just regular Ryan Gosling? Ryan Gosling Tumblrs. Not that regular Ryan Gosling isn't enough for us—au contraire—but, you see, regular Ryan Gosling is just so amazing that he has inspired a whole wealth of hilarious memes, all of which find their home on Tumblr. So that's why Ryan Gosling Tumblrs are even more awesome than regular Ryan Gosling: Even if he's not physically there for you, he's still there for you. There's a Ryan Gosling Tumblr for every occasion, so you can gaze upon his thoughtful and attractive face no matter what the season. Although let's face it: When is it NOT a good time to stare into those baby blues?
1. F*ck Yeah! Ryan Gosling
It is likely that without F*ck Yeah! Ryan Gosling, none of the other fabulous Gosling memes would exist. For that, we salute it. Also, Ryan, you can go to work shirtless anytime you want. Just sayin'. Bonus: Watch the real Ryan reading from the Tumblr here!
2. Feminist Ryan Gosling
A variation on a theme: Feminist Ryan Gosling. Because Feminist Ryan Gosling knows you're a woman (not a girl). Feminist Ryan, can we cuddle up with giant mugs of tea and debate feminist theory? Because you make the "I went to a women's college and, dammit, I'm PROUD of it!" chick in me want to do just that.
3. Typographer Ryan Gosling
You've got something for my feminist side AND for my writerly side? Oh, Typographer Ryan! You're too much! Let us appreciate the subtle beauty of the Futura typeface together!
4. Ryan Gosling Disneyland Cats
In an interview with Conan O'Brien back in September, Ryan revealed his theory that Disneyland harbors a top-secret army of killer cats to hunt down and take care of any rodents that may happen to wander onto Disney property. This somewhat surreal Tumblr attempts to investigate this claim. Disneyland Cat Ryan, you can ride the teacups with me anytime.
More Ryan Gosling Tumblrs, including Is Ryan Gosling Cuter Than A Puppy?, up next!


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Zink - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI still don't know who is on text... Reply
Zink - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkOh I've got it, Josh is on text. Looks like you need a Macbook Air, I hope they mention a next gen Macbook Air. Reply
colonelclaw - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkDon't get your hopes up - isn't this conference normally all about the software? (the clue is in the title!) Reply
kron123456789 - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkLoL they made Metal and new programming language just for continue installing 1GB RAM in their devices))) Reply
Dman23 - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThis looks like it's going to be a GREAT release. Can't wait! Reply
Aikouka - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI would be rather interested to see what an Apple infotainment system would look like. However, I think one of the most important aspects is definitely the human interface. How do we control it? I've found that controlling the head unit tends to be painful, tedious and all-around cumbersome. For example, if I want to scroll through a large list, I need something more like a mouse wheel that I can scroll quickly. While I'm scrolling quickly, all I want to see on the screen is the first letter of the current entry (e.g. 'M' for "Music"). We also need to get rid of this ancient poke-to-move navigation system. I have MyFord Touch in my car, but I almost never use the navigation, because it's too difficult to use quickly compared to my phone. Part of that is the speed (it takes some time to even come up) and having to poke to move around. So, when I'm just looking for a quicker route to get somewhere, I'd rather pull over and get out my phone. Reply
colonelclaw - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThose are good points. Whether we like it or not, Apple has become the technology world's design bureaux. A better car interface is what we all need right now. Almost every one I've ever tried, from my mum's humble Hyundai, my friend's Prius, to my brother's massive Jaguar (he's rich, I'm not!) has an utterly crap interface. Reply
VengenceIsMine - Monday, June 02, 2014 - link97% satisfaction rating?? Come on, that's obviously a slanted stat in some way, nothing in the computer industry ever gets anywhere near that kind of consensus. It's too much like a Russian sham 'election', douchebag dictator gets 97% of the vote...... Reply
repoman27 - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIt's derived from studies such as those performed by ChangeWave Research which poll several hundred customers and ask them whether they would rate their overall satisfaction with their device as "Very Satisfied", "Somewhat Satisfied", "Somewhat Unsatisfied" or "Very Unsatisfied". When you total the first two groups for participants with devices running iOS 7, apparently you arrive at 97%.
Customers vote with their dollars, and the results of the ballot are the respective market shares. This is more like asking people after they just voted how satisfied they are with the way they cast their vote. Reply
Deelron - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkOne quibble, the result of the ballot is most definitely not market share, many times cost is a much, much greater factor in market share then satisfaction (and sometimes it's a major factor in both). I'd suspect most consumers would be more satisfied with a luxury automobile if it cost the same as a moped. Reply
jwcalla - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkOS X updates seem to take a lot of cues from some of the stuff I see on Linux (and not all of it good). Reply
squirrelboy - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkmy thoughts exactly.
http://i.imgur.com/4QouiL0.png Reply
Antronman - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkYet again, I am left wondering why big corporations use macs. I am left wondering what the difference between Yosemite and (insert your choice of OSX here) is. How the hell is Apple becoming so popular? Reply
TEAMSWITCHER - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkReally? Is it that hard? Just look at how little Microsoft has managed to accomplish in Windows in the past two years and compare it what Apple showed today. I think it's obvious to even the most casual user - the folks in Redmond are behind and they are going to stay there. Reply
Deelron - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIt's also less and less relevant what actual computer you use since most users accomplish the same tasks, plus most of Apples inroads into enterprise have come via the mobile market anyway. Reply
SniperWulf - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIs it just me or does a lot of these "new" services sound like playing catch up? Reply
ArthurG - Monday, June 02, 2014 - link@tim cook: "Nearly half of our customers in China in the past six months switched from Android to iPhone" --> yeah that's why apple market share is now less than 5% in China, with some local players like Xiaomi selling much more than then... Tim must live in a parallel world... Reply
repoman27 - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIt's a disingenuous statistic, because Apple only finalized a deal with China Mobile in January of this year, i.e. in the past 6 months. Essentially everyone who had a smartphone with China Mobile was an Android user, and any of them that bought an iPhone now that they're available is a switcher.
However, you're way off with your market share numbers. Apple currently holds about 80% market share in China for smartphones costing $500 or more, which is all Apple cares about. Even still, that's 21.6% of the total Chinese smartphone market. Source: http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/03/17/a...
Tim is quite savvy, but he did present the numbers in a slightly misleading fashion. Reply
Deelron - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkAye and those go to the heart of what Apples model is, sell a lot in the high-margin market and retain enough market share (particularly with people who have/choose to use discretionary income within the ecosystem) to remain relevant, and to actually turn a profit on the devices they make. Reply
coburn_c - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkWhat a stunning ripoff of Windows 8. Reply
CBone - Monday, June 02, 2014 - link"Yesterday's Windows, Windows Phone, and Android features... TODAY!"
*crowd loses it* Reply
Guspaz - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkSo what you're telling me is that my iPhone can now run Crysis...? :P Reply
johntmosher - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThe reality distortion field still works. You guys seem to be letting some whoppers get past your usual sense of BS Reply
johntmosher - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI understand how it can be though - I went to a Microsoft Windows 8.1 IT Boot Camp and found myself hypnotized enough to swallow a few distortions Reply
Spoony - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI thought they were really light on the commentary this time. Basically just transcribed with photos. I usually come here to see insightful opinions on the events unfolding. There was essentially none of that today.
Apple did a lot of really great stuff today, that's undeniable. As stewards of the platform it was important they made these moves. iOS has been lagging behind Android (and even Windows Phone) in many areas recently. It still is in some, even with today's updates. However, it is certainly a push in the right direction.
I was less pleased with the OS X updates. I thought they grew out of transparency? Also the all-white retina-searing interfaces are getting annoying. I want charcoal or something. The Dark Mode for OS X is a gesture to this I guess? I wonder if it also affects generic window types. Reply
xdrol - Monday, June 02, 2014 - link"Also can use GPU for compute"
Is it OpenGL compute shaders or OpenCL? Reply
Torashin - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkWhy still no OS X Siri? I also hate the new iOS style dock. The table is way nicer. I'm happy with the rest though. I wonder what will happen regarding Mantle vs Metal on OS X... and which came first. Reply
jwcalla - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI think you guys went a bit overboard with the photos... lol.
Not happy to see yet another graphics API. Things are getting out of hand and it's obvious that other players are going to be forced to follow suit with their own special brand of API. ugh. I really need to switch careers from software to marketing. Reply
CalaverasGrande - Monday, June 02, 2014 - link
I was holding out hope that a new 4k/Retina display would be debuted.
Oh well, I guess I am gettign that LG display. Reply
Sushisamurai - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkso, with a low level API for graphics, how does that translate to the latest iOS devices and the ability to run last generation's console games? That'd be pretty sick if they could. I'd presume in a few more years apple's ARM processor's might exceed today's current gen consoles... I'm not sure, but i'd like an opinion article on what the significance of the Metal API is.
iOS 8 and the continuity with your PC/ipad seems pretty intense - with the changes to iMessage on iOS8, that's essentially the death of whatsapp for me. I'm a little surprised Siri wasn't emphasized nor changed significantly -> context based threads would have been nice. What's most interesting is the new API's available for iOS - does android have similar API's in regards to app development? Reply
jwcalla - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI think this "APIs" concept is basically their version of the Android Intent system. Reply
Morawka - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkwow Home automation was totally over sold in the media. Healthbook was totally oversold. Very little said about OS8 at all. They did a lot of backend stuff that's great for developers, but i'm sorry, the notification center rebuild, and being able to take calls on my ipad, are not ground breaking nor innovating.
overall i'm greatly disappointed by the lack of customer experience features, and lack of any sort of hardware launch or refresh. Reply
Deelron - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkIt's a developers conference, media speculation be damned. Reply
HunterKlynn - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkAs they said at the start of the live blog, Broadwell isn't available so there won't be new MacBooks and it's not the time of the year for iPhone/iPad announcements. Silly to be disappointed about a lack of hardware refresh.
I think app extensions will be the big customer experience change. Reply
MartinT - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThrid party keyboard - does that finally spell the end of always-capped letters on IOS?
If so, wohoo! Reply
djc208 - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkBig corporations hate these fast update cycles though. All of this stuff has to get vetted by their IT people and then vetted for security issues, and then verified against all thier existing applications and hardware, any problems with any of these steps have to be patched by them or the third-party software provider, or replaced. Do you think Coke wants some supervisor accidentially syncing and sharing the secret formula across his iCloud because he swiped the wrong way?
Microsoft may lack the polish but the problems big companies have with Windows 8 has less to do with performance and more to do with compatability and learning curve. Making Windows 8 work moore like Windows 7/XP is more about preventing the business users from leaving. Remember, the 95% solution isn't usually the fastest or faciest, it's the most flexable and reliable. Reply
Kevin G - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThe thing is that MS is adopting an equally fast ( or even faster) OS upgrade cycle. Windows 8 to 8.1 to 8.1 Update 1 has not been merciful to IT departs and corporate software engineers. Reply
Morawka - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThose are service packs. not different OS's Reply
MarcSP - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkOh, yes, they are only different if we change the name! Real improvements be damned... :-] Reply
Byte - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkThanks for finally posting the live block the "correct" way, oldest to newest. When i clicked on this i immediately scrolled to the bottom to start from the beginning, when finally i realized, you fixed it! Reply
SunRan - Monday, June 02, 2014 - linkI have a macbook n a ipad. And i must say that apple is greatly lacking on innovation. Most of the features they introduced are just copy n paste from google. Flat design was also google idea. I really love my macbook n i think ipad is so limited in use. But good to see that they copied the stuff from google drive and opened up a bit. Apple should not misuse its dominant position otherwise it will fall down very hard. I miss steve jobs. Reply
Marucins - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkfApplntastic! Reply
CalaverasGrande - Tuesday, June 03, 2014 - linkextremely disappointed in the lack of hardware refresh.
I understand that Intels next tick/tock is not for a bit yet.
However that has hardly ever stopped Apple from releasing new hardware with an old CPU or GPU. Or inthe case of the orignal MacBook Air, with a chip that wasn't out yet.
I was also really hoping for a new keyboard, mouse and monitor that harmonizes with the 2013 Mac Pro and the other Space Gray devices.
I'm also puzzled as to why Apple has not entered the NAS market.
Qnap, Synology and Drobo have been doing pretty good.
But I would love to see a more mature approach to the NAS platform.
I know they have the various Airport and Time capsule devices. But none of these offers significant storage past what time machine backups for a couple Macs will use.
Nor do they offer apps. Reply
dugbug - Wednesday, June 11, 2014 - linkthis is a developer conference Reply


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Taxpayers spent $124 million on the last monorail plan, which continually shortened the line with each version, overestimated revenues and projected a 50-year funding plan, only to have it defeated in 2005 — by then, its fourth time on the ballot.
It took monorail supporters two years to get the required signatures for Prop. 2 to make this November's ballot. But they went the extra step of getting nearly twice as many signatures than needed to ensure that they had enough valid signatures.
And Prop. 2's proponents include former King County transportation director Paul Toliver and Bob Griebenow, a consultant who has worked on elevated-guideway projects around the country and in Vancouver, B.C. Their continued push for the monorail may indicate that there is more to merit with this mode of transportation than we've thought all these years. They'll need to prove its worth to the voters before ballots are mailed in mid-October.
Still, with the prolonged timeline for Sound Transit's $11 billion, 50-mile Link light-rail system, persistent tunnel-boring delays on the Alaskan Way Viaduct project, further Metro bus-route cuts, ferry-boat cancellations, ongoing road construction and continuous maintenance on aging freeway and bridge infrastructure, voters may want a form of transportation that could be built much faster than light rail to get around and through our city.
Of course, knowing how fickle Seattle voters are, the monorail could be the next Seattle Commons project, which voters narrowly voted down in September 1995 and again in May 1996. Many supporters still regret that the proposed 61-acre park ultimately became what we know of as the South Lake Union neighborhood today.
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0. phoneArena posted on 19 Sep 2012, 08:00
U.S. availability was one of the last remaining pieces of the Samsung Galaxy Note II puzzle, but that has been thrown on the table already. And it turns out that whichever wireless carrier you are subscribed to, chances are that a flavor of the jumbo-sized smartphone will be available only at a 2-year-contract's distance...
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1. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
Yes, yes, yes!!!!!
16. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
17. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
Doesn't matter, I sold my RAZR back in March (cleared 100% profit) for this. I will be there launch day at my local Verizon SOHO store and happily pay out-of-pocket.
OMG, I feel like I am back at the 'Chocolate Factory'!
2. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3814; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
It's finally official that it's coming to all carriers! I couldn't be more excited! Day one purchase for me.
27. laheelahee (Posts: 213; Member since: 09 Apr 2012)
Just talked to a Verizon rep that told me I should upgrade to the iPhone 5. When I told him i'd rather wait for the Note2, he told me Verizon was not going to get it. I told him it was coming to all 4 major carriers (+ 1 small regional carrier), he said he KNOWS Verizon will not get it. & Well, we don't even have Note1.
what an idiot.... lol
3. MikeG77 (Posts: 415; Member since: 24 Nov 2008)
While im happy to see that its coming to Verizon with Jellybean on board it makes me wonder when will we see JB on the Nexus/S3 and pricing. Sounds like this fall its going to be a lot of awesome choices for new smartphones.
9. MikeG77 (Posts: 415; Member since: 24 Nov 2008)
I swear the people on this site amaze me. I get thumbed down for wondering on pricing and when JB is coming out for other phones. We all know that there are some people on here who would be complaing if it was not released with JB.
4. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
I'd want to see what fluff samsung has added on top of Jelly Bean before recommending or possibly buying it, but it's very encouraging to see it on all the major carriers. Waiting to see what HTC and LG bring to the table as well, as I personally tend to prefer their designs and interface.
5. Androidluv (Posts: 65; Member since: 13 Jul 2010)
I'm with you on that. I want to see what HTC has to offer before I make a final decision. Excited, nonetheless
6. cepcamba (Posts: 717; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
Wow US peeps got the same innards as the international models :)
8. slaggyb (Posts: 215; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
F The nexus 3 or whatever google calls it..... finally I can actually purchase a samsung exynos equipped phone on my dear carrier t-mobile I got the international galaxy s ii and was stucked with edge speeds....Am more than excited and can't wait till it launches getting it @full price unlocked....
10. Jeradiah3 (Posts: 1121; Member since: 11 Feb 2010)
VERY F-ING SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can honestly say that I will save my AT&T upgrade eligibility for the Note II and use the hell out of this phone lol
22. metalpoet (unregistered)
I was smart to wait on my upgrade for the next note, my upgrade has been due since July 20th and I wanted the GS3 but i heard rumors of the Note 2 coming to verizon and i have the POS Moto DROID 3 so i shall patiently wait for the Note 2! :)
11. skymitch89 (Posts: 1363; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)
Cool that it's coming to the top 5 carriers instead of the top 4. But this means that I'll probably have a tough choice when it comes to the end of my current contract, but I'm thinking that I might stick with Sprint.
23. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10457; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Your best bet is T-Mobile. Now that they have true unlimited 4G at prices cheaper than Sprint, you'll save money in the long run.
24. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5713; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
yeah, if i weren't grandfathered on Verizon i'd switch to T-Mobile.
12. e.wvu (unregistered)
Forget the iPhone 5. I'm definitely selling my GS III to get this beast!
13. richardyarrell2011 (banned) (Posts: 510; Member since: 16 Mar 2011)
Have to say Day One purchase for me I have been waiting for the ultimate entertainment device that will cover all areas. Welcome to the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with quadcore 1.6 Exynos processor on Tmobile's gsm hspa plus 42MPS network it will be simply the best battery life ever on any device. This is going to be great...
19. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3814; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
Well, it's definitely not gonna have the "best battery life ever on any device", but I agree with most everything else you said. Hope you were kidding there.
14. alfadolla (Posts: 28; Member since: 14 Mar 2011)
X-mas comes early in some states..lol, with nothing but samsung note II and a smart pen too lead us too merry bliss.....Ho Ho ...doh!!!
15. speed4evr (Posts: 79; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
Im as happy as a tornado in a trailer park lol. I been wanting the Note(II) since It was announced last year...BTW Im selling my Sprint S 3
18. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5713; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well...told you. xD
what's even better is there's Exynos' all around! 8D
20. orielwindow (Posts: 109; Member since: 23 Sep 2010)
YES! Verizon! Best day EVER!
21. GeekMovement (unregistered)
25. 1ceTr0n (Posts: 549; Member since: 20 May 2012)
Man, its gonna be helluva expensive to pay full price for a beloved Note 2, hopefully I can get some cash outa selling my Note 1
26. e.wvu (unregistered)
Well, a rep from U.S Cellular replied to a user on their official Facebook page stating that the Note II is expected to ship by the end of October. So hopefully they are right on that!
28. scassidy23 (Posts: 6; Member since: 08 May 2012)
When the Note 2 launches, don't go to the carrier stores!!! For the best deal on this phone including trade and save on your old device, the place to go is Radioshack!! We will have this phone for Verizon, AT&T and Sprint on launch day. We transfer all your content (contacts, pics, videos, ringtones, etc.) for free!! We have expert support for free!! And we almost always have a special for all new phones on launch day that beats the carriers. Example, when the SG3 launched, all carrier stores released it at $199.99 new or upgrade, Radioshack had it at $149.99. So trust me come to Radioshack and get your Note 2 when it releases!!!
29. nofear (Posts: 151; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
I have no comment, best luck for everyone supports for this upcoming phablet beast and I would want one for myself by Verizon. Both world of benefits that screen, speed and freedom. I wish a battery life can last up to 12 hours, to power for moderate to heavy use.
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PHILADELPHIA – The Ivy League title is out of reach, but the University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team still has something to play for on Friday when the Quakers host Princeton at 6 p.m. on Rhodes Field. At 11-1-4 overall, the Red and Blue can clinch second place in the conference with a win, and a victory would also go a long way toward keeping Penn in the conversation for an at-large berth when the NCAA field is put together this weekend.
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About an hour after Penn and Princeton kick off Friday night, Brown (3-2-1) and Yale (2-3-1) will square off against each other in New Haven at 7 p.m. On Saturday, Cornell (1-5-0) is at Dartmouth (3-3-0) at 3 p.m. while Harvard (6-0-0) completes its Ivy League championship campaign at Columbia (1-3-2) at 4 p.m.
Farewell, Seniors!
Friday's match will be the last home game for five women: Kathryn Barth, Laura Oliver, Brianna Rano, Kerry Scalora, and Claire Walker. They have been a part of one of the best eras in the Penn women's soccer program's history. The Quakers have gone 43-16-8 overall during their tenure; only the classes of 2002 and 2003 have won more matches in the program's 23-year history. Penn is also 18-5-4 in Ivy League play during their careers and won the Ivy title in 2010, when these women were freshmen. If Penn wins on Friday, these five women would have more Ivy League wins than any other class in the program's history.
The Series with Princeton
The Tigers lead the overall series, 12-8-2, but the Quakers are 3-2-1 over Princeton in the last six meetings. Last year, these teams played with the Ivy League title in the balance; Princeton scored a 4-2 win to earn the title outright. Two years ago, Penn had a 3-1 victory at Rhodes Field. In fact, the Quakers have only lost to the Tigers once on Rhodes Field since 1995; that was in 2005.
About Princeton
The Tigers (7-5-4, 1-4-1) entered the season as the defending Ivy League champions, but finally got their first conference win last weekend over Cornell, 4-0. In fact, Princeton has won two matches in a row. Tyler Lussi is Princeton's leading scorer with eight goals and 20 points, while Lauren Lazo -- a first-team All-Ivy pick last year -- has six assists and five goals for 16 points. Melissa Downey and Jessica Haley have scored three goals apiece. Gabriella Guzman (1g, 2a) was a first-team All-Ivy pick last year. In goal, Darcy Hargadon has 11 starts, a 1.28 goals-against average and a .659 save percentage while Cecilia Di Caprio has four starts, a 1.75 GAA and a a .600 save percentage.
RPI Talk
By picking up a road win last weekend, Penn entered the week with the best Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) among the Ivy League programs, at 43. The RPI, of course, is a major factor when the NCAA Championship field is picked this weekend. With Princeton's RPI at 80, Penn can greatly help its cause with a win on Saturday. (Penn's RPI can also be helped by other successful teams they have beaten or tied on the road this season -- keep an eye on #35 William & Mary at the CAA Tournament and #69 Navy at the Patriot League Tournament, both running semifinals on Friday and final on Sunday.) Realistically, Penn's RPI probably needs to be in the high 30s to mid-40s after this weekend for the Red and Blue to even think about the possibility of an at-large bid.
Academic Honors
The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) announced the Capital One Academic All-District teams in women's soccer last Thursday, and two Penn women were honored in District II, seniors Kathryn Barth and Claire Walker. They are the fifth and sixth women in program history to be recognized at this level by CoSIDA, and the first since Adrienne Lerner in 2011. This also marks the first time Penn has had two women earn Academic All-District in the same season. Barth and Walker are now eligible for Capital One Academic All-America honors; those will be voted on by CoSIDA members in November.
About Penn
*At 11-1-4, Penn is making history. Using the formula of three points for a win and one for a tie, the Quakers have 37 of a possible 48 points this season. The only other Penn teams that had 37 points or more at the 16-match mark were 2011 (13-2-1/40 points), 2007 (12-3-1/37), 2001 (12-1-3/39), and 1999 (12-3-1/37).
*In addition, this is only the second time that Penn has had just one loss at this point in the season, the other being 2001 (12-1-3).
*Penn's .813 win percentage put the Quakers 18th nationally at the start of the week.
*Penn has had at least 10 wins in two of the last three seasons, three of the last five, and four of the last seven campaigns.
*Penn has had at least 11 wins in a season six times in program history (since 1991) including two years ago (14) and in 2007 (13).
*Penn is 38-10-8 over its last 56 matches dating back to the 2010 season. In those 56 matches, Penn has more shutouts (35) than goals allowed (32).
*Penn is 20-5-4 in its last 29 Ivy League matches, dating back to the 2009 season.
*Penn has not lost to an Ivy League team at home since a 2-1 loss to Columbia on Oct. 8, 2010. Since then, the Quakers are 10-0-1 on Rhodes Field against Ivy opposition, the tie coming two weeks ago against Yale.
*Penn had a shutout streak of 697 minutes snapped when Yale scored on October 26; it was the only goal the Quakers allowed in the month of October.
*Penn was the last team in NCAA Division I to allow a goal this season -- Old Dominion finally dented the Quakers' net on September 22 -- and has allowed just six goals in 16 matches.
*Penn entered the week third in the nation in shutout percentage (.750) and fourth in goals-against average (0.35). Two years ago, the Quakers led the nation in shutout percentage (13 in 17 matches) and allowed just seven goals all season.
*Never mind keeping teams off the score sheet; Penn just isn't giving teams many chances to score. The Quakers have outshot their opponents by a whopping 221-114 so far this season, and Quaker goalies Kalijah Terilli and Katherine Myhre have been called upon just 37 times to make saves (Terilli 29, Myhre 8).
*Penn has had 13 different players score its 26 goals this season.
*Junior defender Haley Cooper became the 13th different goal scorer this season at Brown last Saturday; it was her first collegiate goal.
*Senior Brianna Rano had the assist on Cooper's goal, giving her three helpers this season which is tied for the team lead along with senior Kerry Scalora, junior Clara Midgley and sophomore Erin Mikolai.
*Penn has had one scoreless tie this year, and three others where goals were scored. In those three ties, the Quakers spotted the opposition their goals first (2 for ODU, 1 for Lehigh, 1 for Yale) before coming back to salvage the draw.
*Scalora had Penn's goal in the Yale match, a penalty kick in the 90th minute. It was Scalora's third PK goal this season, and her team-leading sixth overall.
*Scalora enters the Princeton match with 16 career goals and 12 career assists for 44 career points.
*Mikolai had a goal and an assist at NJIT, coming on the heels of her performance against Dartmouth last weekend when she might have been the best player on the field and assisted the winning goal.
*Laura Oliver also had a goal at NJIT, her first this season.
*Junior Megan York had Penn's goal against Dartmouth, her third tally this season. She also has two assists for eight points.
*Penn's win at Navy on October 14 was the program's 200th all-time (after the Dartmouth win, the program's all-time record is 201-143-39). Head Coach Darren Ambrose has been at the helm for 137 of those victories.
*The Navy win also guaranteed Penn a winning overall record for the 2013 season. The Quakers have finished above .500 every one of Coach Ambrose's 14 seasons.
*Penn boasts 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.
*Senior Kathryn Barth, meanwhile, was a second-team All-Ivy and second-team NSCAA all-region selection two years ago, as a sophomore.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo University men's and women's track and field team's travelled east on Interstate-4 on Friday to take part in the two-day Embry Riddle Spike's Classic at the ERAU Track Complex in Daytona Beach. The Lions had a solid showing with seven athletes finishing in the top 10 of their events during day one.
Niclas Bez highlighted the day's competition for the Lions winning the men's 1,500-meter run in a time of 3:57.63, more than two seconds in front of the second place finisher.
Rafal Matuszczak also had an impressive showing, taking third in the men's 3,000-meter steeplechase.
Other top 10 finishers in the men's events were: James Mullin (4:04.03) and Carl Dunne (4:04.24) taking ninth and 10th, respectively in the 1,500-meter run, and Valentin Lenz (15:40.18) eighth in the 5,000-meter run.
Additional competitors for Saint Leo on the afternoon, were, in the 1,500-meters, Stephen Brown (4:09.93) finishing 18th, Patrick Hill (4:23.59) taking 25th, Adam Urbanik (4:31.08) finishing 30th, and Matthew Basin (5:00.22) rounding out the group in 39th.
In the 5,000-meters, Kyle Vanburen (17:01.14) took 25th while David Hill (17:41.61) and Kevin Papac (17:50.39) finished in 27th and 28th, respectively.
David Gardner was Saint Leo's lone competitor in the 200-meter dash and the 100-meter dash. Gardner would take 48th in the 200 with a time of 24.62, and 50th in the 100-meters in 18.84.
Andrea Maxwell turned in the best showing on the women's side posting a seventh place finish in the 1,500-meter run with a time of 4:55.28.
Anet Milian ran a 20:10.59 in the women's 5,000-meter run which was good enough for ninth place.
Also running in the 1,500-meters was Grace Lederer finishing 26th in a time of 5:23.88, and Allison Knipe posting a time of 6:10.57 and taking 35th.
The Lions will return to the track on Saturday, April 5 in the second day of competition at the Spike's Classic.
For more on the Saint Leo University track and field team visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also be sure 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter and Instagram.


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I've read thousands of posts about Adam Dunn over the last years and I admire him as a good power hitter with OBP skills. I have always credited Dunn for his "football" mentality, he plays every inning. I've even complimented his effort in the field.
But let's not go crazy. The guy was hitting .233.
I know the arguments about BA, and I usually wouldn't emphasize it. But .233.
So, yes, it is a big step for the Reds, unclear how it will pan out. Yes the team could get worse, although it's hard to imagine.
But when a player is a free agent, wants to test the free agent market, will insist on big dollars to re-sign, the team needs new direction, and he's hitting .233, I think we can understand the move and go on to the next.
I wish Dunn good luck. Hope he gets on a top offensive team that will set the table better than the Reds did. I also hope he is appreciated for his talents in free agency. I've enjoyed his effort. But bigger trades have been made, the world will not end, and let's hope Jocketty brings a winning formula to the Reds soon.
WLW said rumor out of Az is 2 players have to clear waivers.
[I]There's Always Next Year!/I]
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
Well, the emotional shock is starting to ware off a bit.
I guess I can buy into the idea that a teardown has to be painfull.
But still willing the bet the return sucks. And I'm not real confident they'll actually tear the whole thing apart, let alone rebuild it correctly.
a super volcano of ridonkulous suckitude.
I simply don't have access to a "cares about RBI" place in my psyche. There is a "mildly curious about OBI%" alcove just before the acid filled lake guarded by robot snipers with lasers which leads to the "cares about RBI" antechamber though. - Nate
"Ill kind of have a foot on the back of my own butt. Thats just how I do things. -- Bryan Price, 10/22/2013
I'm old. I look at it like this. The last GM we got from Saint Loo wasn't so bad. Maybe this time's the charm, too. My trust is in Jocketty and it would seem he has complete control now to drivethis thing as he sees fit. Maybe the current losing skein got him the whole set of car keys from Bob.
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Five people were lucky to escape carbon monoxide poisoning in an incident near Devizes.
Firefighters from the town were recently called to a house in Littleton Pannell by the ambulance service, where five people were complaining of ill health.
The fire crew used an Altair monitor to establish that there were very high levels of carbon monoxide within the property, due to a faulty Rayburn.
Now Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service is reminding people of the importance of fitting carbon monoxide detectors.
Watch Manager Neil Chamberlain, from the community safety department, said that the affected people had been very lucky.
"Carbon monoxide is colourless, odourless and tasteless, but it is also extremely dangerous," he said.
"Without a CO detector, you have no way of knowing that you're being poisoned until the damage is already being done.
"Carbon monoxide kills about 15 people every year, so it is vital that every possible care is taken.
"CO detectors can be bought in most supermarkets and DIY stores. They're not expensive and they save lives.
"If you're thinking of staying in holiday accommodation over the Christmas period, it is certainly recommended to take a detector with you, and they should always be used when camping or caravanning."
Carbon monoxide is produced by the incomplete burning of carbon-based fuels, including gas, oil, wood and coal.
Most cases of CO poisoning are caused by gas appliances and flues that have not been properly installed or maintained, or are poorly ventilated.
There are signs that you can look for that indicate incomplete combustion is occurring and may result in the production of CO.
They are: yellow or orange rather than blue flames (except in fuel effect fires or flueless appliances);
Soot or yellow/brown staining around or on appliances;
Pilot lights that frequently blow out;
Increased condensation inside windows.
Early symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can be confused with food poisoning, viral infections, flu or simple tiredness but warning signs include:
Headaches or dizziness;
Breathlessness and nausea;
Tiredness and loss of consciousness;
Pains in the chest or stomach;
Erratic behaviour and visual problems.
The service says tht if you or your family experience any of the above symptoms and believe you may have been exposed to carbon monoxide, you should seek urgent medical advice from either your GP or an A&E department.
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A NURSE from Burnley has been suspended by his professional watchdog after appearing in court charged with child porn offences.
Locum nurse David Hartley Haigh, 52, was charged by Lancashire Police with four offences following a 16-month investigation.
He appeared before Burnley magistrates on Christmas Eve, charged with three offences of making indecent photos or pseudo-photos of children, from August to October 2012, in connection with 63 movies seized from him.
Haigh, of Brunshaw Road, was also accused of possession of extreme pornography, involving sex with animals, between the same dates.
His case was sent for trial to Burnley Crown Court on March 31 and he was remanded on bail, on condition he does not approach witnesses in the case or have unsupervised contact with children aged under 16.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council's interim orders panel, sitting at the Old Bailey in London, has also suspended his registration for 12 months pending the outcome of the proceedings.
Haigh was not present for the hearing, held before a three-strong panel, chaired by the NMC's Nigel Bremner, which heard that his case was first referred to the watchdog by his employer, Pulse Staffing Ltd, on November 7, 2012.
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It seems the Javascript doesnt work in HTML5. Details as follows:1) HTML4 In http://www.brilliant-storage.com.hk/QA.html , whenever you click a question, the corresponding answer will appear in the bottom.
2) HTML5 In http://www.self-storage-hk.com/test/storageQA.htm , whenever you click a question,the answer remains the answer to question 1.
The content of faq.js is the same in the above cases. They are:function showdiv(id) { var qaCount = $(".qalist dt").length; for (var i = 0; i < qaCount; i++) { if (i == id-1) { if ($(".qalist dd").eq(i).is(":visible")) { $(".qalist dd").eq(i).hide(); } else { $(".qalist dd").eq(i).show(); } } else { $(".qalist dd").eq(i).hide(); } }}
function showQA(id) { var qaCount = $(".qalist dl").length; for (var i = 0; i < qaCount; i++) { if (i == id) { if ($(".qalist dl").eq(i).is(":visible")) { $(".qalist dl").eq(i).hide(); } else { $(".qalist dl").eq(i).show(); } } else { $(".qalist dl").eq(i).hide(); } }}
I cant figure out where is the problem. Can someone kindly give me an advice ?
Thanks in advance.
The script calls on the $() function, which is usually a jQuery function. You have jQuery loaded on the page where it's working, but you don't have the jQuery library on the page where it's not working. So the error message is "$ is not defined ".
Hi Ralph,
Thanks very much for the information.As I dont have any knowledge in javascripts & jQuery, can you please tell me how can I have the jQuery loaded on the page where it's not working.
Best Regards,
Thanks for the information.I search the internet & then inert the line:<script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js"></script>and problem fixed.
Best Regards,Tony
If you don't know JavaScript then why are you trying to use jQuery. You need an intermediate level knowledge of JavaScript to use jQuery properly.
Glad that helped, Tony.
Are you asking this of Tony, or of the 90+% of web designers out there? They are using jQuery because they don't know JavaScript. :lol:
Bad advice !
If I works like you,I cant do anything.Utilizing the knowledge provided in the internet & asking experts like Ralph in forums, I can almost finish writing my responsive website even I dont have any knowledge in HTML5,css,javascript & jQuery !!!
Thanks Tony
As much as you may not like this reply I have to agree with felgall as you will eventually find yourself needing to code something that jQuery doesn't do such as data management, of course this forum will be here to help but I would strongly recommend you visit coding tutorial websites that have videos as requesting help from others will only get you so far before you get stuck again.
I have seen lots of code people are having trouble with that consist of 20+ lines of JQuery calls where five or six lines of ordinary JavaScript would do the same thing and actually work.
I have also seen people asking how to do things with JQuery that are really basic JavaScript commands.
JQuery is an advanced piece of JavaScript code - you need to have a good knowledge of JavaScript in order to be able to use it.
If you can't get your JQuery to work and you don't know JavaScript then the first step to fix your problem is to learn JavaScript.
Just to make it a bit clearer for the web designers I'll use a corresponding example.
I know red from blue from green so I can create web pages that use colours. The web pages don't quite liik right somehow because the colours seem to clash. Can one of you wseb designers who believe in using tools without having to learn the basics first please provide me with all the necessary alterations to the colours to get them to work together properly. I want to be able to use colours on my page without having to learn anything about colour theory (or whatever that web designer stuff is called).
Now web designers - what would your response to such a query be? Unless your response would be to spend time doing all the work fixing the colours so that the person posting the question doesn't have to learn web design then don't expect a web developer to fix your script for you rather than telling you to learn the basics (in this case JavaScript) first. (Oh and if you really do think that people should be able to use JQuery without knowing JavaScript and then get someone to fix it for them free of charge when it doesn't work then please take a look at my JavaScript web site and write a new stylesheet for me to fix the colours and layout).
JQuery is often marketed as a quick way to build dynamic elements in your website, even if you aren't a JS developer to begin with. Many designers skip over raw JS because JQuery (and JQuery UI) comes pre-packaged with most of the common functionality you see on modern websites / web apps. It's a shortcut for a lot of people because it's simpler. The same way Bootstrap is often a shortcut for developers who don't want to work their way through CSS and responsive design, and would rather let a framework do it for them. Same things goes for Wordpress and PHP. I can crank out a dozen sites using Wordpress without knowing any PHP at all. In a sense, JQuery gives designers that same kind of "copy + paste" development ability that Wordpress does.
They're lose examples, but it's the nature of the industry. More and more people are being asked to overlap between disciplines, and the quickest way to turn out a product is to use something that gives you a leg up. Is it the right way to do things? Not necessarily, but as someone who started in JQuery before I back-tracked into raw JS, I can certainly say that sometimes the cart needs to come before the horse.
Overall, I do agree with you that in an ideal scenario, people ought to learn JS before JQuery. However, it's just not feasible for everyone.
Note: Sorry if this reads poorly. Running low on coffee this morning.
There is nothing wrong with a web designer using JQuery as a quick way to add some functionality as long as they realise that it is not necessarily going to be the most efficient way to achieve the result and that if what they have doesn't work that they are likely to have to learn JavaScript to be able to fix it properly. That's just like a web developer throwing together some CSS and images that kind of work for their site but which are nowhere near as effective or efficient as could be produced by a web designer.
I have seen lots of situations where someone asks how to fix 20 lines of JQuery calls that are intended to do what could be done in 5 or 6 ordinary JavaScript statements without JQuery. Obviously in those situations the answer is to completely redo the code. I've also seen lots of cases where someone asks for help with 5 or 6 lines of JQuery calls where 20 l;ines of ordinary could do the same thing. Unless Jquery is being used elsewhere in the page that is another situation where it is better to scrap the JQuery and start over. JQuery is a JavaScript library - it is not intended to replace ordinary JavaScript commands and trying to use it that way will therefore not work.
As felgall says :
'Efficient' is subjective in this instance. If you know some JQuery but are unfamiliar with vanilla JS and need to add some quick functionality to a site, then adding JQuery in place of vanilla is likely to be the most efficient way to achieve the desired result. You're weighing the value of reduced code against the time needed to learn the method of how to implement said code. Tens, perhaps hundreds of minutes of learning something new all to save yourself a few milliseconds of page load time.
More often than not, heavy JQuery users are going to learn some vanilla JS along the way. It's a common 'side effect' of JQuery development. While JQuery might not be 'JavaScript' in the truest sense, it doesn't mean that using it is wrong or that there ought to be some sort of "You need to know X amount of vanilla to ride" sign tacked on the entry gate.


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Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to figure out how to properly configure my mysql database to store numbers as a timestamp. I don't believe this is the correct way to do so. I tried changing the TYPE to VARCHAR but I get a mysql error. The below URL is where I want my user to input information.
ColumnTYPE | timestampDefault | CURRENT_TIMESTAMPCollationAttributes | ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMNullAuto_IncrementComments
This is what I'm trying to do.
At the below URL their are two users. They each have a favorite number.
http://www.whatsmyowncarworth.com/auto-practice/display-member-info.phphockeyman = 2coolguy = 3
If hockeyman changes his number to 8andcoolguy changes his number is 12
Using a timestamp what's the best way to store the old numbers of 2/3? while keeping the new numbers of 8/12.
Thanks everyone!
you lost me right here
why would you want to store a number as a timestamp?
i went to your math.php page and it made no sense whatsoever
also, this --
what's the best way to store the old numbers of 2/3? while keeping the new numbers of 8/12did not make sense either
i'm pretty good with mysql, but in this case, the requirements have got me completely stymied
Hi R937,
My mistake. I gave the wrong URL and worded my question improperly. This is what I meant.
This is what I'm attempting to do. I want to store numbers for each user in a mysql table.
Let's say for example user "bob jones" inputs his favorite number of 2 @ 2012-08-21 18:24:45. Then one day later he then changes his fav number to 5. How would I store/keep his first number of 2 and also 5 in a mysql table?
"Bob Jones" inputs his info. at this below URLhttp://whatsmyowncarworth.com/auto-members/timestamp/timestamp.php
by simply inserting each of his choices in the table, along with the timestamp of when he chose it
a 3-column table will do it -- userid, chosen_number, datetime_chosen
if you want to see his current choice, just run a query with ORDER BY date_chosen DESC LIMIT 1
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Hi r937,
Thanks for the reply. I have a few questions.
In your process wouldn't I need to create a new table every-time a user inputs a new favorite number?
The reason why I ask is because what if user "bob jones" wants to add 15, 25 or 125 new favorite numbers. Wouldn't each new favorite number need a new table?
No, you create a new row in the table.
more specifically, using an INSERT statement


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FIFA Women's World Cup USA 2003 Final Draw.
The U.S. Women's National Team was drawn into Group A for the FIFA Women's World Cup USA 2003. Already dubbed the "Group of Death" for this year's tournament, the U.S. will face off against two of the Top 10 teams in the FIFA Women's World Rankings in North Korea and Sweden, and will also face African Champion Nigeria. This is what head coach April Heinrichs had to say in a media teleconference Thursday evening.
General reaction to the draw:
After letting it set in, I actually feel like it's a draw much more similar to the 2000 Olympics where we've got four of the best seven or eight teams in the world in our group. It's a very challenging group. One of the things I like about the draw is that we don't play these teams regularly. I like facing some teams we haven't played. If you look at the other three groups, this is probably the toughest.
There is a lot of evidence to suggest that our group is very tough and difficult. Having said that and having been through the draw in 2000, none of us on the U.S. team expect to have an easy time of it. There's a lot of expectations on our team. We are the home team now. There is a lot of demand of our team. We are the team in the world that tries to carry the torch in the women's game. If we want to win a World Cup, we have to be able to beat any team.
On Sweden:
Sweden we played as recently as the Algarve Cup. We tied them 1-1 in a game where either team really could have won. Sweden also advanced to the European Championships two summers ago and won the Algarve Cup, which is a tournament that we have come to regard as one of the most difficult to win because of the days rest and the opponents that you are playing. For about two years now, the U.S. team has been saying that this is a team that is on the rise. We've had Sweden in our top five or six teams in the world for the last two or three years.
On Nigeria:
Nigeria is a team that we have played in 1999 and 2000. A team that is radically different from 90 percent of the games we'll play. We'll play European teams. We play China quite a bit who plays more similar to a European team. Nigeria is a team that has athleticism that is unheard of in the women's game – you just don't see it very regularly. It's unsettling to play against their athleticism and against their different style. We haven't seen them in almost three years. They are a very strong and powerful team.
On North Korea:
North Korea is a team that we know very little about and have not seen for many years. Whenever you are playing a team that is unknown, it's a little bit more concerning. The Sweden coach said that they had scrimmaged North Korea in October. She said that North Korea was very strong. She thought they were tougher to beat than China.
On any advantage that the U.S. has from drawing a similar schedule to 1999:
I think our players are very well versed that the game is much further along then four years ago. Take for example Denmark – Denmark is not even in this World Cup and that was the opener in 1999. Since the 1999 World Cup, North Korea has beat China twice. If it was a one-goal, one-time thing I would say maybe it is a fluke. But North Korea has beat China twice. North Korea beating China twice in their World Cup qualifying tournament is the equivalent of Canada or any other CONCACAF team beating the U.S. twice.
On the possible quarterfinal opponents from Group B:
When you are around long enough you realize that the speculation before the draw is just fun. But at the end of the day, Group A & B are probably the toughest two groups. It means that we all know that in our quarterfinal game we are going to face an outstanding team, if we get there. Gone are the days that we might have a fluffy third game. In 1999, we were in a position to rest some players. That might not be the case anymore. It wasn't in the 2000 Olympics.
On perhaps not being able to rest players in the final Group play game:
It's really more a reflection of parity in the women's game than anything else, including the age of our team. I am watching some of the WUSA games and some of our senior players are absolutely the fittest players. I have seen games in 85-90 degree temperatures. I have seen games where players have played 48 hours beforehand. Last night I watched a 93-minute game between Washington and San Diego and all those players played on Sunday in New Orleans in unbelievable heat. They then had to travel back.
On what she has learned after coaching in the Olympics:
I have learned that being the coach of this team, being in this difficult group just means that the team is all the more aware of the challenges in front of us. If you look back at the Olympics, we were in the "Group of Death" and we played Norway and played extremely well, played China well and played Nigeria well. We played Norway again in the finals. What that group did for us was raise all of our players' standards, and helped motivate them prior to the games.
On how the tough group will motivate the team:
I understand that this group that we will now face for the World Cup is going to a great challenge for our players. But, I also know that this challenge is what motivates them. That challenge is what gets the fire in their belly going. Going into this World Cup, I feel that the fire in our belly is as important as anything else.
On the team's record heading into the World Cup:
If you look back at our last 12 months, we've done very well and I am proud of the team. We've played Norway on several occasions and done well against them. We went to the Four Nations Cup and played three of the top four teams in the world, Norway, Germany and China, and we won. We went to the difficult Algarve Cup. We played four games in seven days. Winning the Algarve Cup is a great accomplishment, having gone through teams like Sweden, Canada, Norway and China.
On expectations of the team going into the tournament:
Expectations are something that you can't put your finger on. That is other people's opinions, statements and bold comments that we don't really address much. Our goal is to win the World Cup. We don't expect to win the World Cup, we know that there are going to be a lot of great challenges ahead of us. Expectations can be undue burdens, so our goal is to take one step at a time and find a way to get points off of Sweden, and after that we will focus on Nigeria and then North Korea.


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AN application to build a new all weather pitch at a town school has been given the go-ahead by Bromsgrove planners.
South Bromsgrove High School's application for the pitch was considered by Bromsgrove District Council's planning committee yesterday, (February 13).
The application was for the replacement of a sports pitch at the Charford Road-based school, to a full size floodlit, all weather facility.
Permission was sought for a single storey building containing changing rooms, a two metre standing space for spectators on the south side of the pitch, and eight lighting columns surrounding it that met the Football Association's standards.
It was proposed the facility was for the use of students and the wider community.
Officers recommended the scheme was approved.
But there had been concerns raised from residents of Charford Road and Manor Court Road who objected to the added light from the floodlights illuminating the pitch, disturbance from the noise, the additional traffic and the pitch being open late in the evening.
At the meeting, the school's head of PE, David Bayliss, made a passionate appeal for the scheme to be approved pointing out there was a "massive need" for the pitch in Bromsgrove.
He explained that the current weather conditions meant youngsters could not use the current pitch, and pointed out Sport England had demonstrated their support for the scheme with a grant.
During councillor's discussions on the scheme, Norton councillor Pete Lammas said he had nothing against the application in principal, but said he couldn't support it as he had "great reservations" about the floodlights.
Coun Lammas said the 15 metre pylons were a "considerable size", and would be a great intrusion into neighbours lives, especially being used late at night.
He said: "I remember Avon Close, Parkside and Meadows, and most recently, problems with lights in Crown Close."
Stoke Prior councillor John Tidmarsh said: "They (the school) have a pitch there at the moment that they cannot use.
"There are street lights in Charford Road, so I do not see any problems with the lights."
Slideslow councillor Rod Laight said: "We are desperately short of all weather pitches.
"These facilities will be used by hundreds of local people."
The scheme was given the green light after five members of the committee voted in favour, with two against.
Permission was granted subject to conditions including that floodlights are switched off between 10pm and 9am every day, and that trees and hedges on the site are protected.
After the meeting South Bromsgrove High School's headteacher, Paul Topping, said: "I am very pleased that Bromsgrove District Council is supporting plans for construction of a pitch - the first such provision in the Bromsgrove area.
"Governors take very seriously their responsibility as a community partner and are proud of the strategies the school is involved in to support the legacy of the London 2012 games, which include enhancing our sporting facilities.
"Having a son who is actively involved in local teams, I understand the huge potential offered by the availability of a high quality, all season, all-weather facility. "