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I am trying to achieve something without using a server-scripting language, instead I wish to use jQuery.
I hope to use jQuery cookies to store the body class and/or ID and then put reprint this on the other html pages it might be linked it. This is to be used with my style switcher will be work by changing the body class to either "green, orange, purple" etc.
So the purpose is to store the already dynamic body class as a cookie, and then output it back to the inside pages in order to preserve that body class(s) throughout the entire site.
I really have no idea how to go about this. I don't normally ask for such technical support on SitePoint as I would prefer to do the leg work. Unfortunately I did not find anything online which covered to topic well.
Hi there,
AFAIK, cookie suport is not something that is included in the jQuery core and requires a plug-in.This seems to be the de-facto one: https://github.com/carhartl/jquery-cookie
So, with that said, the rest is quite easy.
You can set a cookie like this:
$.cookie("bodyclass", "green", { expires: 7 });
and apply it to your boy tag on page load, like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
I've got to duck out for a bit now, but this should get you started.If you'd like me to throw together some sample code, just let me know.
I will experiment a little with the code you've shown. My CSS switcher is a little complex, but hopefully I will find a solution to most of it using the code. The only issue that might appear is that there is more than one field to customize.
For instance, there is a color, layout, effects, background main and background footer which currently work fine together, but the value is not stored and therefore the inside pages are not affected, which would be the goal. So as you can see it's a little complex.
I have stored a little of the footer here.
$('#background-image-drop-down').change(function(){ // on change event
.removeClass("light dark main-bg-1 main-bg-2")
.addClass( $(this).val() ); // set the new class
// Footer Image
$('#background-footer-dropdown').change(function(){ // on change event
.removeClass("light dark footer-bg-1 footer-bg-2")
.addClass( $(this).val() ); // set the new class
// Effects
$("li.corner-fx").click( function(){ $
$("li.radius-fx").click( function(){ $
$("li.boxed-fx").click( function(){ $
You can store as many cookies as want, so it shouldn't be a problem to customize whatever aspects of the page you desire.Maybe you could have a play with the code and let me know if you run into any problems.
I have a demo site up here - http://tinyurl.com/d7tpxjw
Getting this far did impress me, having said this you can see the working demo how selecting the link from the top changes the body class, which is ideal. This body class needs to remain the same as you navigate the pages. As the CSS would be affected with the body.class it would ultimately keep the styles throughout the site unless changed on the top.
I was not able to get the jQuery cookie to respond as it should and subsequently the body class clears after your click on any of the links. The example shown changes the body class but I have not styled these yet.
I found an alternative solution, which no longer works - https://github.com/alexwelch/body-class-swap, as the plug-ins for jQuery have somehow all gone under construction.
Were you testing locally? This can sometimes cause problems.For example, Chrome doesn't support cookies for local files unless you start it with the --enable-file-cookies flag
Nonetheless I have made a small demo for you to have a look at.You can find it here: http://hibbard.eu/blog/pages/cookie/1.html
It consists of two pages. Each page starts with a body class of "blue" which gives the body a blue background.You can use the dropdown menu to select a different body colour, which is then stored in a cookie and the appropriate class is applied to the body.When you navigate from page one to page two, you will see that the class applied to the body (and therefore the colour) remains the same.I think this is essentially what you are trying to accomplish.
All of the code is inline in the files, so if you view source, you will have everything you need to make this work.The only other file is jquery.cookie.js, which I pulled straight off GitHub.
I hope that helps.
@Pullo ; Thank for this code.
I have used the code both locally and on a LIVE server, for some strange reason it does not work on my machine, but your LIVE version does work. This puzzles me a little.
Edit: I think I might have found the problem out to why this is. I did not include the other file doh!
These things happen - All's well that ends well
Can I do that via the forums, or do you want to PM me your email address?
Thanks for the offer but I managed to get it working, like on the demo.
I will use this code to complete the main style switcher before putting it on the internet, you're a true life saver.
There was another method I saw for a style switcher, and this was using ActiveStyleSheet within jQuery. This would change the external CSS file accordingly. Unfortunately for me I used body classes to do this.
I will use cookies this time for the style switcher, however, from your experience which is the best way to approach a style switcher. I would think ActiveStyleSheet would work locally, or maybe I could be wrong.
I guess it's a matter of preference, as well as the degree of choice you want to offer your users.We take the second approach at work as we have one "normal" style sheet and a second "high-contrast" style sheet for users with a visual impairment. This however, drives me crazy and I almost always forget to edit the second style sheet when I make a change in the first.I definitely prefer one big CSS file with everything you need in it. Also for responsive design.If it gets too big you can always minify it, before serving it up.
I would think ActiveStyleSheet would work locally, too, but I couldn't say for sure.It seems that there are quite a few of them out there, so I'm sure you could find one that behaves how you want.
I have worked on the jQuery example. you must forgive me as my jquery coding skills are not up to par, I basically came up with this -
I understand what the code is doing, but the issue is the drop down list replaces the body class instead of adding to it. The first drop down list should replace the value in this first drop down only, the second however, should an additional class to the body and add on this. So in essense there will be 2 or more body classes.
Is it possible to show an example of adding the cookie to a single a link too, so I can adjust it to the example. It's a fairly complex style switcher as well as showing how I could add a body class without instead of completely replacing it. In the previous example (the non-cookie version) I used the following:
So I therefore removed only the classes for that section and added the one for that section on the end, if that makes sense. I would like to achieve the same concept with the cookie version so it keeps all the styles incorporated.
Thanks for your help, I will stick with the cookie version, as the CSS has been coded this way.
I have updated my example with an additional dropdown menu, so that you can select the background colour and the body colour independently of each other.Now, when you select an option from the dropdown box, the script will only remove one class from the body, before applying the new class.For example, if you select "background:blue" and "text:yellow", the script will apply two classes to the body, so that it looks like this: <body class="background-blue color-yellow">If you then change the background to green, the script removes only the "background-blue" class before applying the "background-green" class. The body tag will then look like this: <body class="background-green color-yellow">.
<body class="background-blue color-yellow">
<body class="background-green color-yellow">
I hope I understood you correctly and this is what you are after.
Here's the link. I can send you the files in a zip file if you want: http://hibbard.eu/blog/pages/cookie/1.html
Any questions, just let me know.
I have worked on the script a little further. I apologize in advance, ideally I want to be able to do this myself. It's understandable that I might struggle before doing this. Your example is great, I don't think I can use it though. I did manage to use the example to get 2 drop down lists to work, which is awesome.
How would you add a cookie class to a link either on it's on or in a list item. I rather you put some code hints, if possible to I can try to work it out myself. Hopefully this will help me digest some more in.
Good to hear that you have made some progress.I'm not 100% sure I understand your question, though:
Do you mean that you want to have it, so that when you click a certain link it sets a cookie?
This is what I did with the drop down lists and it worked
function addBackgroundClass() {
$("body").removeClass("light dark main-bg-1 main-bg-2 main-bg-3 main-bg-4 main-bg-5 main-bg-6 main-bg-7 main-bg-8 main-bg-9 main-bg-10 main-bg-11 main-bg-12 main-bg-13 main-bg-14 main-bg-15 main-bg-16 main-bg-17 main-bg-18 main-bg-19 main-bg-20 main-bg-21 main-bg-22 main-bg-23 main-bg-24 main-bg-25 main-bg-26 main-bg-27 main-bg-28 main-bg-29 main-bg-30 main-bg-31 main-bg-32 main-bg-33 main-bg-34 main-bg-35 main-bg-36 main-bg-37 main-bg-38 main-bg-39 main-bg-40 main-bg-41 main-bg-42 main-bg-43 main-bg-44 main-bg-45 main-bg-46 main-bg-47 main-bg-48 main-bg-49 main-bg-50 main-bg-51 main-bg-52 main-bg-53 main-bg-54 main-bg-55 main-bg-56 main-bg-57 main-bg-58 main-bg-59 main-bg-60 main-bg-61 main-bg-62 main-bg-63 main-bg-64 main-bg-65 main-bg-66 main-bg-67 main-bg-68 main-bg-69 main-bg-70 main-bg-71 main-bg-72 main-bg-73 main-bg-74 main-bg-75 main-bg-76 main-bg-77 main-bg-78 main-bg-79 main-bg-80 main-bg-81 main-bg-82 main-bg-83 main-bg-84 main-bg-85 main-bg-86 main-bg-87 main-bg-88 main-bg-89 main-bg-90 main-bg-91 main-bg-92 main-bg-93 main-bg-94 main-bg-95 main-bg-96 main-bg-97 main-bg-98 main-bg-99 main-bg-100 main-bg-101 main-bg-102 main-lightbg-1 main-lightbg-2 main-lightbg-3 main-lightbg-4 main-lightbg-5 main-lightbg-6 main-lightbg-7 main-lightbg-8 main-lightbg-9 main-lightbg-10 main-lightbg-11 main-lightbg-12 main-lightbg-13 main-lightbg-14 main-lightbg-15 main-lightbg-16 main-lightbg-17 main-lightbg-18 main-lightbg-19 main-lightbg-20 main-lightbg-21 main-lightbg-22 main-lightbg-23 main-lightbg-24 main-lightbg-25 main-lightbg-26 main-lightbg-27 main-lightbg-28 main-lightbg-29 main-lightbg-30 main-lightbg-31 main-lightbg-32 main-lightbg-33 main-lightbg-34 main-lightbg-35 main-lightbg-36 main-lightbg-37 main-lightbg-38 main-lightbg-39 main-lightbg-40 main-lightbg-41 main-lightbg-42 main-lightbg-43 main-lightbg-44 main-lightbg-45 main-lightbg-46 main-lightbg-47 main-lightbg-48 main-lightbg-49 main-lightbg-50 main-lightbg-51 main-lightbg-52 main-lightbg-53 main-lightbg-54 main-lightbg-55 main-lightbg-56 main-lightbg-57 main-lightbg-58 main-lightbg-59 main-lightbg-60 main-lightbg-61 main-lightbg-62 main-lightbg-63 main-lightbg-64 main-lightbg-65 main-lightbg-66 main-lightbg-67 main-lightbg-68 main-lightbg-69 main-lightbg-70 main-lightbg-71 main-lightbg-72 main-lightbg-73 main-lightbg-74 main-lightbg-75 main-lightbg-76 main-lightbg-77 main-lightbg-78 main-lightbg-79 main-lightbg-80 main-lightbg-81 main-lightbg-82 main-lightbg-83 main-lightbg-84 main-lightbg-85 main-lightbg-86 main-lightbg-87 main-lightbg-88 main-lightbg-89 main-lightbg-90 main-lightbg-91 main-lightbg-92 main-lightbg-93 main-lightbg-94 main-lightbg-95 main-lightbg-96 main-lightbg-97 main-lightbg-98 main-lightbg-99 main-lightbg-100 main-lightbg-101 main-lightbg-102 main-lightbg-103 main-lightbg-104 main-lightbg-105 main-lightbg-106 main-lightbg-107 main-lightbg-108 main-lightbg-109 main-lightbg-110 main-lightbg-111 main-lightbg-112 main-lightbg-113 main-lightbg-114 main-lightbg-115 main-lightbg-116 main-lightbg-117 main-lightbg-118 main-lightbg-119 main-lightbg-120 main-lightbg-121 main-lightbg-122 main-lightbg-123 main-lightbg-124 main-lightbg-125 main-lightbg-126 main-lightbg-127 main-lightbg-128 main-lightbg-129 main-lightbg-130 main-lightbg-131 main-lightbg-132 main-lightbg-133 main-lightbg-134 main-lightbg-135 main-lightbg-136 main-lightbg-137 main-lightbg-138 main-lightbg-139 main-lightbg-140 main-lightbg-141 main-lightbg-142 main-lightbg-143 main-lightbg-144 main-lightbg-145 main-lightbg-146 main-lightbg-147 main-lightbg-148 main-lightbg-149 main-lightbg-150 main-lightbg-151 main-lightbg-152 main-lightbg-153 main-lightbg-154 main-lightbg-155 main-lightbg-156 main-lightbg-157 main-lightbg-158 main-lightbg-159 main-lightbg-160 main-lightbg-161 main-lightbg-162");
// Background Footer Function
function addBackgroundFooterClass() {
$("body").removeClass("light-footer dark-footer footer-darkbg-1 footer-darkbg-2 footer-darkbg-3 footer-darkbg-4 footer-darkbg-5 footer-darkbg-6 footer-darkbg-7 footer-darkbg-8 footer-darkbg-9 footer-darkbg-10 footer-darkbg-11 footer-darkbg-12 footer-darkbg-13 footer-darkbg-14 footer-darkbg-15 footer-darkbg-16 footer-darkbg-17 footer-darkbg-18 footer-darkbg-19 footer-darkbg-20 footer-darkbg-21 footer-darkbg-22 footer-darkbg-23 footer-darkbg-24 footer-darkbg-25 footer-darkbg-26 footer-darkbg-27 footer-darkbg-28 footer-darkbg-29 footer-darkbg-30 footer-darkbg-31 footer-darkbg-32 footer-darkbg-33 footer-darkbg-34 footer-darkbg-35 footer-darkbg-36 footer-darkbg-37 footer-darkbg-38 footer-darkbg-39 footer-darkbg-40 footer-darkbg-41 footer-darkbg-42 footer-darkbg-43 footer-darkbg-44 footer-darkbg-45 footer-darkbg-46 footer-darkbg-47 footer-darkbg-48 footer-darkbg-49 footer-darkbg-50 footer-darkbg-51 footer-darkbg-52 footer-darkbg-53 footer-darkbg-54 footer-darkbg-55 footer-darkbg-56 footer-darkbg-57 footer-darkbg-58 footer-darkbg-59 footer-darkbg-60 footer-darkbg-61 footer-darkbg-62 footer-darkbg-63 footer-darkbg-64 footer-darkbg-65 footer-darkbg-66 footer-darkbg-67 footer-darkbg-68 footer-darkbg-69 footer-darkbg-70 footer-darkbg-71 footer-darkbg-72 footer-darkbg-73 footer-darkbg-74 footer-darkbg-75 footer-darkbg-76 footer-darkbg-77 footer-darkbg-78 footer-darkbg-79 footer-darkbg-80 footer-darkbg-81 footer-darkbg-82 footer-darkbg-83 footer-darkbg-84 footer-darkbg-85 footer-darkbg-86 footer-darkbg-87 footer-darkbg-88 footer-darkbg-89 footer-darkbg-90 footer-darkbg-91 footer-darkbg-92 footer-darkbg-93 footer-darkbg-94 footer-darkbg-95 footer-darkbg-96 footer-darkbg-97 footer-darkbg-98 footer-darkbg-99 footer-darkbg-100 footer-darkbg-101 footer-darkbg-102 footer-lightbg-1 footer-lightbg-2 footer-lightbg-3 footer-lightbg-4 footer-lightbg-5 footer-lightbg-6 footer-lightbg-7 footer-lightbg-8 footer-lightbg-9 footer-lightbg-10 footer-lightbg-11 footer-lightbg-12 footer-lightbg-13 footer-lightbg-14 footer-lightbg-15 footer-lightbg-16 footer-lightbg-17 footer-lightbg-18 footer-lightbg-19 footer-lightbg-20 footer-lightbg-21 footer-lightbg-22 footer-lightbg-23 footer-lightbg-24 footer-lightbg-25 footer-lightbg-26 footer-lightbg-27 footer-lightbg-28 footer-lightbg-29 footer-lightbg-30 footer-lightbg-31 footer-lightbg-32 footer-lightbg-33 footer-lightbg-34 footer-lightbg-35 footer-lightbg-36 footer-lightbg-37 footer-lightbg-38 footer-lightbg-39 footer-lightbg-40 footer-lightbg-41 footer-lightbg-42 footer-lightbg-43 footer-lightbg-44 footer-lightbg-45 footer-lightbg-46 footer-lightbg-47 footer-lightbg-48 footer-lightbg-49 footer-lightbg-50 footer-lightbg-51 footer-lightbg-52 footer-lightbg-53 footer-lightbg-54 footer-lightbg-55 footer-lightbg-56 footer-lightbg-57 footer-lightbg-58 footer-lightbg-59 footer-lightbg-60 footer-lightbg-61 footer-lightbg-62 footer-lightbg-63 footer-lightbg-64 footer-lightbg-65 footer-lightbg-66 footer-lightbg-67 footer-lightbg-68 footer-lightbg-69 footer-lightbg-70 footer-lightbg-71 footer-lightbg-72 footer-lightbg-73 footer-lightbg-74 footer-lightbg-75 footer-lightbg-76 footer-lightbg-77 footer-lightbg-78 footer-lightbg-79 footer-lightbg-80 footer-lightbg-81 footer-lightbg-82 footer-lightbg-83 footer-lightbg-84 footer-lightbg-85 footer-lightbg-86 footer-lightbg-87 footer-lightbg-88 footer-lightbg-89 footer-lightbg-90 footer-lightbg-91 footer-lightbg-92 footer-lightbg-93 footer-lightbg-94 footer-lightbg-95 footer-lightbg-96 footer-lightbg-97 footer-lightbg-98 footer-lightbg-99 footer-lightbg-100 footer-lightbg-101 footer-lightbg-102 footer-lightbg-103 footer-lightbg-104 footer-lightbg-105 footer-lightbg-106 footer-lightbg-107 footer-lightbg-108 footer-lightbg-109 footer-lightbg-110 footer-lightbg-111 footer-lightbg-112 footer-lightbg-113 footer-lightbg-114 footer-lightbg-115 footer-lightbg-116 footer-lightbg-117 footer-lightbg-118 footer-lightbg-119 footer-lightbg-120 footer-lightbg-121 footer-lightbg-122 footer-lightbg-123 footer-lightbg-124 footer-lightbg-125 footer-lightbg-126 footer-lightbg-127 footer-lightbg-128 footer-lightbg-129 footer-lightbg-130 footer-lightbg-131 footer-lightbg-132 footer-lightbg-133 footer-lightbg-134 footer-lightbg-135 footer-lightbg-136 footer-lightbg-137 footer-lightbg-138 footer-lightbg-139 footer-lightbg-140 footer-lightbg-141 footer-lightbg-142 footer-lightbg-143 footer-lightbg-144 footer-lightbg-145 footer-lightbg-146 footer-lightbg-147 footer-lightbg-148 footer-lightbg-149 footer-lightbg-150 footer-lightbg-151 footer-lightbg-152 footer-lightbg-153 footer-lightbg-154 footer-lightbg-155 footer-lightbg-156 footer-lightbg-157 footer-lightbg-158 footer-lightbg-159 footer-lightbg-160 footer-lightbg-161 footer-lightbg-162");
// Background Main Image
$.cookie('body_class', $("#background-image-drop-down").val());
$("#background-image-drop-down > option").each(function() {
if($(this).val() == $.cookie('body_class')){
// Background Footer Drop Down
$.cookie('body_class_2', $("#background-footer-dropdown").val());
$("#background-footer-dropdown > option").each(function() {
if($(this).val() == $.cookie('body_class_2')){
I know it looks like a lot of code. The only way to make this CSS switcher working is to remove all the associated classes it's in section and then adding the class you want on the end, it work so it's okay.
Ideally I need to follow the same procedure as above. I want to be able to click on a link and set a cookie in a similar fashion. I did some experiments, but it did not work. My experiments looked a little like this:
$("li.radius-fx").click( function(e){ $
$.cookie('bodyclass_3', $(".radius-fx").val());
So it sets the class within the function. But this did not work. In order to set more than one class and keep them isolated I had to name them body_class_x. It works for the drop down list.
I know I am not up to par with jquery so I am now taking an online course at code academy to get myself up to speed.
You do know that you can just do $("body").removeClass(); and it will remove all of the classes attached to the body, right?
There is one dollar sign too many on the first line of your function.This: $("li.radius-fx").click( function(e){ $should be this: $("li.radius-fx").click( function(e){
$("li.radius-fx").click( function(e){ $
$("li.radius-fx").click( function(e){
Try that, does that work?If not, let me know and I'll put together a well commented demo for you.
If you put just the classes you want to remove as it;'s parameters it only affects those classes within. The example code unfortunately did not work.
Just out of interest, what are you trying to target with $(".radius-fx").val()?I'm a bit busy right now. If you let me know exactly what it is you are trying to do, I'll have a look at it this evening.
Let me play around with it a little, you've done more than enough to help me.
I am trying to assign an additional body class when I press a link, but keep this class stored as a cookie. Unfortunately my current script does not store this addition class within the cookie.
I am going through CodeAcademy to better my coding skills, the best way to learn is by example, so this will be a brilliant opportunity to learn something new.
I really don't mind. I'm happy to help
Just to bring this thread to a nice conclusion, I made a third example: http://hibbard.eu/blog/pages/cookie/3.htmlAs you can see, when you click a link, a cookie is created and a span on the page is updated with the cookie's value.If you look at the source, I have tried to keep my code simple and have commented it, too.
Good luck with that! It's always good to learn something new and jQuery is more than useful in the world of web design. I can also recommend Sitepoint's "jQuery - Novice to Ninja"


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Stubbs leads off with a double. Turner RBI single. Heisey RBI single Dragons lead 2-1.
Stubbs leads off with a double. Turner RBI single. Heisey RBI single Dragons lead 2-1.
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I've still got my doubts about Stubbs, but if he develops and has a solid major league career for the Reds, it will be huge.
Stubb's hot streak continues....
Stubbs has really turned it around...good for him
Stubbs K's in his 2nd AB.
GCL Reds Lost 5-2
Reed: 2-4, HR, RBI
Soto:0-3, RBI
Mesoraco: 1-4
Justin Reed is absolutely on fire this month.
Dorn 2-3 with a RBI. Sarasota trails 4-2 T6.
Louisville was postponed.
Chattanooga is down 4-0 in the 4th. Rosales is 1-2
Sarasota is down 5-2 in the 8th. Watson = 4ip 5h 3er 1bb 6k
Dayton is up 4-3 in the 7th. Stubbs 1-3 1bb 2k ; Turner 2-4 ; Heisey 2-2
Billings is down 1-0 in the 1st. Bowman on the mound tonight.
Turner triples. Francisco 2 out single. Dragons lead 5-3 (T9).
Not only has Stubbs been *gasp* hitting, he simply continues to take his walks as well.
The kid sure seems to be putting it together the last month/few weeks....
Yes he looked good tonight with a walk and double, but he also had 3 K's, which is also a big part of his game
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The difference is what Stubbs brings on the defensive side.
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SANFORD, Fla. - A school bus driver who was caught on video leaving children inside a running bus while he gets a bagel and soda was fired Tuesday from his position with the Seminole County School District.
Local 6 obtained a copy of the video that got the bus driver, Howard Moore, fired. When the seasoned bus driver pulled over and stopped for a break, district leaders said he put students in danger.
The video shows Moore stop the bus, leave the keys in the ignition, get out, and leave the door wide open.
Moore is seen in the video coming back with his breakfast, and a student can be heard saying, "You got me a doughnut?" Moore is heard replying, "No, I didn't get a doughnut. I got a bagel."
On that Oct. 24, 2012, morning, two students were left unattended for three full minutes.
District Director of Transportation Kenneth Lewis said the students were troubled teens on their way to the Eugene Gregory Academy, run by the school board.
"Just think if one of those kids decided to take a ride on that bus or if someone observing a bus running by itself hijacked it and ran," said Lewis. "A host of things could have happened."
When Moore finally came back to the bus, even the students sounded surprised by what he had done and are heard saying, "Look! Uh-uh. No he didn't!"
Moore admitted he was wrong and said in an administrative hearing "he was not thinking, and had been under a lot of personal stress at the time."
Parents say that's no excuse.
"You have to separate personal from business. That's his job," said Lateefah Jackson, a parent of children in Seminole County schools. "That's what he's there to do, to protect the children."
Local 6 stopped by Moore's house for a comment, but we have not yet heard back.
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I have been using the zmprov for connecting mail account to shared mailboxes (child account). It was a little procedure to get it all to work, and I decided to made a script for that so it should be more administrator friendly.
The script works great, it can add, remove and check child account which parent that the child are connected to.
Now here is my question, if you want to check the parent account to see which child account it is connected to, is it possible to do that?
I will include my script so you can see if I have made something wrong with it or maybe forgot something.
if [ $WHO != "zimbra" ]
echo "Execute this script as user zimbra (\\"su - zimbra\\")"
exit 1
echo "Username of the Mail Account"
read parent
echo "Username of the Shared MailBox Account"
read child
childid=`zmprov ga $email@example.com | grep zimbraId: | awk '{print$2}'`
echo "ID for $email@example.com is: "
echo $childid
echo "What to do? 1=Add mailbox 2=Remove mailbox 3=Check users on mailbox"
read test
if [ $test -eq 1 ]
`zmprov ma $email@example.com +zimbraChildAccount $childid`
`zmprov ma $email@example.com +zimbraPrefChildVisibleAccount $childid`
list=`zmprov sa zimbraChildAccount=$childid`
printf "\\n$list"
echo ""
elif [ $test -eq 2 ]
`zmprov ma $email@example.com -zimbraChildAccount $childid`
`zmprov ma $firstname.lastname@example.com -zimbraPrefChildVisibleAccount $childid`
list=`zmprov sa zimbraChildAccount=$childid`
printf "\\n$list"
echo ""
elif [ $test -eq 3 ]
list=`zmprov sa zimbraChildAccount=$childid`
printf "\\n$list"
echo ""
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Trainers Bob Baffert and Jerry Hollendorfer will send out
two-thirds of the field in the $70,000 Desert Stormer Handicap Sunday at
Hollywood Park.
An ungraded race at six furlongs over Cushion Track, the
Desert Stormer attracted six fillies and mares. It is the eighth of nine races.
Post time Sunday is 1 p.m.
Baffert, a member of racing's Hall of Fame since 2009, will
be represented by Fund Raiser and Irish Gypsy.
Meanwhile, Hollendorfer, who will be inducted into the Hall
of Fame in August, will start U R All That I Am and Washington Bridge.
Third behind Free Flying Soul and Alpha Kitten in this race
a year ago, Fund Raiser will be making her first start since finishing third in
the Louis R. Rowan last Oct. 3 during the Oak Tree/Hollywood Park meet.
Owned by Arnold Zetcher LLC, the 5-year-old Harlan's Holiday
mare out of the Unreal Zeal mare Zealous Folia has won four of 13, earning
A 5-year-old daughter of Hennessy and the Relaunch mare
Rayelle, Irish Gypsy returns to California after winning the Valid Expectations
May 30 at Lone Star Park.
Bred in Kentucky by Jerry and Ann Moss, Irish Gypsy, who is
owned by Mike Pegram and Hill 'n' Dale Equine, has four wins in 12 starts and a
bankroll of $196,310.
Both of the Hollendorfer entrants are stakes winners over
Cushion Track. U R All That I Am won the 2010 B. Thoughtful Stakes while Washington Bridge took the Grade II Bayakoa
Handicap last Dec. 5.
Owned by breeder Tommy Town Thoroughbreds, U R All That I
Am, a 5-year-old daughter of Valid Wager and the Fort Calgary mare Fort Silver
has won 10 of 25 while earning $408,882.
A 4-year-old Yankee Gentleman filly out of the Prized mare
Stirling Bridge, Washington Bridge has won five of 22 and banked $251,464 for
owners Hollendorfer and Mark DeDomenico LLC. This will be the first appearance
in a non-graded race for Washington
Bridge since she won the
restricted Life Is Sweet here last Nov. 12.
Completing the field are All the Love and Warren's Blossom.
A 6-year-old daughter of Malabar Gold and the Out of Place
mare Turtle Beach, All the Love will be trying to give trainer Bruce Headley a
second consecutive Desert Stormer victory. Headley, who also owns All the Love,
won with Free Flying Soul in 2010.
A two time winner over the Hollywood Park main track, All
the Love has four wins in 13 attempts and earnings of $113,500.
Warren's Blossom enters off a victory on turf for
owner-breeder Benjamin Warren and trainer Jorge Gutierrez. The 4-year-old Extra
filly out of the Present Value mare Past `n Present mare has won five of seven
and has a bankroll of $145,750.
From inside out, the field for the Desert Stormer Handicap:
Fund Raiser, Rafael Bejarano rides, 120 pounds; Washington Bridge, Garrett
Gomez, 118; Warren's Blossom, Martin Pedroza, 115; All the Love, Chantal
Sutherland, 113; Irish Gypsy, Martin Garcia, 119 and U R All That I Am, Joe
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Samsun Aks TV; TV Kayseri, 2 February 2011
"Naim b. Hammad narrated in the Fitan, and Abu Jaffar from Muhammad b. Ali, that he said: A star the shape of a horn will appear in the East when Abbasid comes to Khorasan. When this comet first appeared, the people of the Prophet Noah (pbuh) perished, the Prophet Abraham (pbuh) was cast into fire, Pharaoh and his people who fought against Prophet Moses (pbuh) perished, and John [Yahya] (pbuh) passed away.. When you see that comet, take refuge in Allah from the evil of fitna. THE BIRTH OF THAT STAR WILL BE AFTER THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN AND MOON. THEN CORRUPTION WILL PERSIST UNTIL THE COMING OF A 'ROOK' IN EGYPT. (Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi `Alamatal-Mahdi Akhiraz-Zaman, p. 32)"
"A MAN WITH A FLATTENED NOSE WILL EMERGE FROM THE QUREYSH IN EGYPT. HE WILL BE DEFEATED, HIS POSSESSIONS WILL DISAPPEAR AND HE WILL FLEE TO RUM. He will bring them to Alexandria and he will fight against Muslims and this will be the first bloody slaughter."
His nose is flattened. That means there will be upheaval in Egypt. That is what we are seeing. He will abandon his duty and ally himself with foreign powers. With the CIA or FBI, foreign powers, whoever. And he has done all that. It does not mean these things all happen at once. It is a character being emphasized here. Our Prophet (saas) says this person will appear in the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as). Has not the exact same thing happened? Yes, it has.
Since nobody apart from me provides detailed information about the way of the Mahdi, in this vitally important time, the time of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as), I describe him with all my ability.
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VALDOSTA, Ga. – The Saint Leo softball team (17-22) fell in a pair of region contests to No.1-ranked Valdosta State University (27-2), Wednesday evening from the VSU Softball Complex. The Lions dropped a 6-2 decision in the opener, before falling 10-3 in the nightcap.
The Lions kept the score close in game one until a three-run sixth inning gave Valdosta State the opener. Next, Saint Leo briefly held a 3-2 lead in game two, but a five-run fifth inning gave the series to the home standing Blazers.
Three Lions registered two hits as Rachelle Gremo, Brittany Yates, and Ali Lamb led the charge. The trio also scored one run apiece.
Game one saw the Lions trail early, but a second inning sacrifice fly by Danielle Moreda tied the contest at one.
After seeing Valdosta State post back-to-back runs in the third and fourth innings, the Lions pulled to within one run when McKenzie Burns scored on a passed ball. Unfortunately, the newly crowned top-ranked team pulled away in the sixth inning as they scored three unanswered runs to give VSU the 6-2 win.
Megan Still (6-13) was saddled with the loss for the Lions, tossing 5.1 innings and striking out three batters.
Lamb went a team-best 2-for-3 in the loss.
Despite being faced with a 2-0 deficit in game two, the Lions refused to quite as they scored three runs to take a 3-2 lead in the fourth inning. Alex Garris, Yates, and Lamb each got on to start the inning with Garris coming around to score on Lamb's at-bat. Gremo then roped a one out single through the middle to score Yates, and freshman Kelsey LaNeave registered her first career hit and RBI as her single platted Gremo from second base.
It was all Saint Leo could produce offensively, however, as Blazer pitching held the Saint Leo sticks in check for the remainder of the game. VSU turned on the offensive power as they rallied-off eight unanswered runs over the next three innings, including a game-changing five run fifth inning, to solidify the 10-3 victory.
Kristen Kelly went 4.0 innings, but collected the loss for the Lions as she dropped to 4-6.
Saint Leo also saw Burns recorded a hit and scored a run, while Moreda went 1-for-4. The defensive made an impact with a pair of double plays.
The Lions will return to action on Friday, March 30, when they open a three-game series with Sunshine State Conference foe Nova Southeastern University. Friday's single game is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
For more on the softball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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Activity note: Hotel check-in available from 3:00 p.m.
Afternoon: Program Registration. After you have your room assignment, come over to the Road Scholar table in the lobby to register with the program staff and get your welcome packet containing your name-tag, up-to-date schedule that reflects any last-minute changes, other important information, and to learn when and where the Orientation session will take place. If you arrive late, please ask for your packet when you check in. In the hotel breakfast room, join your fellow Road Scholar participants for a welcome reception at 5:30 p.m.
Dinner: In the hotel meeting room, we'll have a buffet dinner each night which will include salad, vegetables, starch, protein and dessert. Beverage choices include coffee, tea and water.
Evening: Orientation. The Group Leader will greet everyone and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule and any changes, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer questions. Free time is reserved for your personal independent exploration. Evenings at leisure offer opportunities to make the program more meaningful and memorable through personal independent exploration, engaging in available activities on your own, or simply relaxing and making new friends among fellow participants. The Group Leader will always be happy to offer suggestions. Program activities, schedules, personnel, and indicated distances or times may change due to local circumstances/conditions. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding. Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night's rest for the full day ahead.
Activity note: Walking about 2 miles on flat surfaces throughout the day; standing up to 1.5 hours in the afternoon. Getting on/off the boat; ride is approximately 3 hours. The boat will either be a 50-foot custom trawler which comfortably carries up to 32 passengers, or a twin engine 57-foot catamaran style vessel which carries up to 42 passengers. Driving about 30 miles, 1 hour, throughout the day.
Breakfast: In the hotel meeting room, the breakfast buffet will offer a variety of choices including cereals, oatmeal, breads, fruit, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, and rotating hot foods such as scrambled eggs or waffles. Beverages include juice, coffee, tea, and milk.
Morning: After boarding a bus from the hotel, we'll transfer to the dock and board a boat to cruise up the Napa River and into the heart of the Napa/Sonoma wine country with its quaint, yet sophisticated towns. Enjoy the remote backwater habitats dominated by red-tailed hawks, egrets and diverse plant species. Our instructors will provide a wealth of knowledge regarding this unique eco-system and the wildlife habitat. Following the study cruise, we'll walk to lunch in downtown Napa.
Lunch: At a local microbrewery in downtown Napa, we'll have a plated meal with coffee, tea and water; other beverages available for purchase.
Afternoon: After enjoying some time for independent exploration in downtown Napa, we will rendezvous at a predetermined time and place to board the bus and transfer to a local family-owned winery in Napa. Here, a local expert will share information about the production of the wine focusing on some of the farming practices they employ while also explaining the climatic and geographical impacts the area has. Before departing for the hotel, we will enjoy a sampling of the wines produces on site.
Dinner: Hotel buffet.
Evening: A local biologist will join us in the hotel meeting room to provide a wildlife presentation focusing on a stealthy inhabitant of the area!
Activity note: Walking about 1 mile on flat surfaces; standing up to 2 hours in the afternoon. Driving approximately 40 miles, about 1 hour, on the bus throughout the day. Getting on/off the boat; ride is about 2.5 hours.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: Upon transfer to the dock via bus, we'll board the boat and journey through the Carquinez Strait, past Glen Cove, Port Costa, and the Mothball Fleet, which is a floating museum of government and military ships. Continuing through Suisun Marsh to Suisun City, we'll see the largest remaining coastal wetland in California which teems with fish, plants, and wildlife including river otters, marsh wrens, and American white pelicans. While on our way to the dock in Suisun City, we'll listen to enlightening commentary given by a local expert as we pass through this amazing eco-system.
Lunch: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like in Suisun City. There is a variety of options within a short walk from the dock. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions and give directions.
Afternoon: We'll then board a bus and travel to a wildlife rehabilitation center in Suisun City for a field trip. Here, we will view the center's resident wildlife as members of the staff discuss the vital work of wildlife rescue. Carrying on, we'll transfer via bus to a family owned olive oil company to explore the mill and the certified organic garden led by a member of the staff. After learning about the history of olive oil milling and the process of olive oil making, we will have a chance to taste their award winning oils. We'll then return to the hotel via bus.
Dinner: At the hotel, we'll enjoy a tasty buffet meal with standard beverages. Share your favorite experiences from the program with new Road Scholar friends.
Evening: We'll gather in the meeting room for a closing session to share experiences and exchange farewells with new Road Scholar friends. Our excursion leaders will test our knowledge of the unique ecosystem we explored this week. Be sure to prepare for check-out and departure in the morning.
Activity note: Hotel check-out by 12:00 Noon.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet. This concludes our program.
Morning: We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Please join our Facebook page and share photos of your program. Visit us at www.facebook.com/rsadventures. Best wishes for all your journeys!


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Ask Aida Mollenkamp has been crisscrossing the US as 'taste hunter' — tracking down some of the best food finds around the country for a brand-new Cooking Channel show.
In FoodCrafters, Aida unearths hidden, handmade food discoveries that are going to inspire you to skip work, fuel the RV and food roadtrip (or at least, track some of these artisanal foods down online).
Track all the places Aida visits in the FoodCrafters Resource Guide.
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- FoodCrafters seeks out the most intriguing tastes in the country.
- The show is always on the hunt for intriguing and unforgettably crafted foods.
- If you have a great find for us, share in the Comments below.
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- You may know her from Chow.com or Ask Aida.
- In her own words: Food Lover + Food Writer + Food Host = Food Obsessed
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Charter 100 Arizona, a nonpartisan, networking association for accomplished women leaders from diverse fields, has announced its new board of directors. The purpose of The CHARTER 100 is to recognize outstanding women in the community and to provide a forum for their interaction. Founding board members include Sandra Day O'Connor, Hattie Babbitt and Margaret Hance.… Read More →


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I've been doing web scraping for some time and recently learned on this very site how to properly pass authorization through a site by submitting a log-in form using Requests. It's my understanding that including headers is quite alike posting data for a log-in form. I have a website that i need to scrape data from and the only browser it'll work on is IE 10 or under(of all browsers). Using urllib to read a request returns an error as I expected. I figured i can post a header to trick it into thinking its IE10. Am i correct in thinking this? and if so how should the header keyword:value dictionary look?
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) -- The family of a teenager suspected of opening fire in the cafeteria of a suburban Cleveland high school, killing one student and wounding four others, says it is "devastated" by the shootings.
In a statement issued to WKYC-TV in Cleveland Monday night (http://on.wkyc.com/A4Yohv ), a lawyer representing the family of T.J. Lane offered "their most heartfelt and sincere condolences" to the family of slain student Daniel Parmertor, adding that they are praying for the four other injured students from Chardon High School.
Lawyer Robert Farinacci says Lane's family is trying to understand how the tragedy happened.
The shooting Monday morning sent students at the 1,100-student school screaming through the halls.
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Apple's Tiger To Launch In April
Posted by Oscar M. Cantu Categories: PC / Laptop, Software
According to eWeek sources, Apple will soon let the big cat out of its cage. Mac OS X 10.4 (better known as Tiger) seems to be on target for an April 15 launch. Steve Jobs claims that Apple's next generation operating system is "years ahead of [Microsoft's] Longhorn", as Tiger will feature many improvements over Apple's existing OS such as a new desktop search engine, better versions of its core applications such as Mail, a new utility named Dashboard, and other development and design tools. The new system will also expand Apple's support for the 64-bit G5 processor and will improve math calculation speed throughout the system. Until we can get our hands on Apple's next OS check out the Mac OS X Tiger Tour to see what is soon to come.
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Google X Search Engine
Posted by Oscar M. Cantu Categories: Internet
Okay, now it's pretty obvious that Google enjoys OS X as much as the rest of us. According to Google's Blog, the project started as a late-night project in order to learn Javascript & DHTML. The result is a Mac OS X inspired version of Google - Google X. At this time the link to the Google Labs version is not working, however, we were able to find a mirror thanks to Tech info Blog. Check it out here.
(Thanks w00t.w00t!)
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MSN adCenter At Strategic Account Summit
Posted by Oscar M. Cantu Categories: Corporate News, Internet
At the Strategic Account Summit, Microsoft's answer to Google AdWords was introduced – MSN adCenter. This prototype is designed to help advertisers generate more revenue with the ability to connect to the desired audience throughout the MSN network. The new technology will provide advertisers in depth audience details such as geographic location, gender, age group, lifestyle segment and time of day – thus being able to generate more clicks. Microsoft did not provide many details on how the technology is able to obtain such statistics. Seems that as advertising technology is improved, our privacy seems to diminish as well.
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Google goes Open Source with its latest offering – Google Code. The new page offers developer tools and projects which can be used to develop applications for use in conjunction with many of Google's services. Google will feature a project every week on its Google Code page. Of course, you may submit your projects to Google via email and see if they feature it.
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Sonic to visit Mario on Gamecube?
Posted by Edwin Soto Categories: Video Games
In the latest issue of NOM Magazine, Yuji Naka, head of Sega developers - Sonic Team, sat down for an interview to deal out some goods about the next few games in development for Gamecube and DS. Also, the article hints about a future Mario and Sonic game in the works:
Sonic Team head, Yuji Naka, revealed two new Sonic the Hedgehog games for Nintendo in an exclusive interview with NOM in London at the end of last year.
"We are in development with a new GameCube Sonic game, which we hope to release before the end of 2005," Naka exclusively revealed to us. "Sonic Team is also currently making a Sonic game for the DS. We are taking our time to make sure the game makes good use of the DS's many new features." Double whammy!
We pressed for details and Naka revealed that the DS game will incorporate parts of the screen-rubbing Sonic tech-demo shown at E3 last year. Naka expects both titles to be playable at this year's E3 and, as always, we'll be there to see it all.
Pick up NOM UK next month for the full interview, where Yuji Naka reveals his secret conversations with Shigeru Miyamoto about getting Sonic and Mario to appear in a game together.
No, you are not dreaming.
Box.net Online Storage Contest Winners
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Announcements, Features, Internet
Another contest has come to a close, this one sees three people walk away with one year of free online storage courtesy of Box.net. The three winners are benplaut, bayyar, and TheMetsAreBad. You will now have 1 GB of online storage for a year. All the rest of us can get it on it for $2.99 per month.
Scientists Develop a Motorcycle That's Too Quiet
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You just can't seem to please everyone. Make bikes too loud, and pedestrians complain about the noise. Make them fuel-cell powered and super-quiet and people say they're an accident hazard. The new prototype bike, developed by British manufacturers Intelligent Energy, are said to make about as much noise as a PC. In an even greater act of blasphemy, they are going to add a switch on the bike to allow artificially generated noise so that people will know when it's approaching. No, it's not April first yet.
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Glow Brick Nightlight
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Okay, so what if you don't want people to know you still use that Elmo nightlight in your room. Now there's a cooler way to keep some light around when you're going to bed. It's an encased lightbulb that charges up during the day through solar power, then glows at night. Kinda pricey at $45, but still a great idea.
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We received over 400 entries into our PrizeCube sponsored Sony PSP Value Pack Giveaway, which is the most we have had for any contest thus far! Unfortunately, only two people will actually be walking away with Sony PSP Value Packs from this contest. If your name is R. Franz or E. Barrett, you have already been in contact with me regarding your prizes. For all the rest of you, don't fret - you didn't really want one anyway, did you? Oh well, at least you can look at some images until launch.
Stow Your Bike In A Tree
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Looks like thieves are going to have one thing less to steal. A tree-like device already used in Geneva, will stow your bike away from the reach of ne'er-do-wells and varmints. You simply attach your bike to a chain, swipe an electronic ID card, and the tree will lift your bike along the trunk to tuck it away, even protecting it from the rain. The tree takes mininal foot space, and the whole gig is solar powered. Awesome!
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ChargeCard USB Charger for the Apple iPhone and Android fits in your wallet
0. phoneArena posted on 30 Mar 2013, 01:12
Imagine if all you needed to do to make sure you could recharge the battery on your phone was to bring your wallet; a Kickstarter funded device called the ChargeCard enables both iOS and Android devices to recharge the battery cell by simply slipping the ChargeCard out of your wallet and connecting your device to a USB port...
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1. half_21 (Posts: 44; Member since: 16 Nov 2012)
What's the size of those charge cards?
5. hipnotika (Posts: 353; Member since: 06 Mar 2013)
didnt you read article ?
"this is a USB charger that is the size of a credit card "
8. half_21 (Posts: 44; Member since: 16 Nov 2012)
Not what i meant but i'm sorry for not making it clear..i meant the battery size of the charge cards...
11. Jack1192 (Posts: 35; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Please re-read the article. This ChargeCard does not have an in-built battery. These just act as extremely pocketable (or should I say wallet-able) alternatives to regular chargers.
17. 14545 (Posts: 1676; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
I can't see paying 25 dollars for a usb cord. I mean that's all this really is. It's not even an actual charger. I would have paid 25-30 for a external 1Ah battery that would nearly fit in a wallet. or about the size of a regular spare battery. But not of a usb cable when I would still have to carry around a charger too.
27. ChargeCard (Posts: 6; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
I wish we could fit the AC transformer into the size of a credit card, but this would likely win a Nobel prize in physics as a transformer has a required geometry, inherently. With that said, a battery would also be great, but it would have to be quite a bit thicker to get the volume required to do anything more then a 5% charge, and the thinness is what makes the ChargeCard unique. Hopefully Graphene super conductors become available soon!
Finally, I created a discount code "phonearena" so you can get the ChargeCard for only $20. I'll leave the sale open for a week or so. Thanks everyone-
28. 14545 (Posts: 1676; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Please don't take my comment as derogatory. I just think it is expensive for what it is. That being said, I would gladly buy something that is larger, but still extremely portable, if it had a small battery in it. Even if it is only a .5 amp. Just enough to give you a bump charge in a pinch. Good luck with your product. There is definitely a demand or you wouldn't have raised the cash you did on kickstarter.
35. Jack1192 (Posts: 35; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
I cannot but agree with you sir. 25 USD for what is essentially just a USB cord, no matter how pocketable it may be, is just too expensive and of not much use.
However, a lot of people on Kickstarter have backed it so certainly there is a demand for this type of product.
32. Ivan6479 (Posts: 250; Member since: 26 Jun 2011)
If you were referring to thickness it is actually 1/10th, but not really worth the price IMO seeing how is just a compact use charger. I could see if it had a built in battery then I'm sure people everywhere would be buying it. Nonetheless still a cool idea just not fit $25. I could see maybe $10 or $15.
2. Atheneum (Posts: 13; Member since: 07 Aug 2012)
should have used the extra space as a spare battery charger.
it can even be smaller if only just the 'cable'
22. ChargeCard (Posts: 6; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Yes, it could be smaller, but the concept is that it is shaped like a credit card, so you keep it in your wallet. We think that if it was not the shape of a credit card, it would be left at home, like all your other cables. Now there are other ways of making sure you bring a cable with you and also keeping it out of the way, so stay tunned for our next product...
34. Atheneum (Posts: 13; Member since: 07 Aug 2012)
That's a nice thought. :-)
What happen if the 'extra space' could be use as an additional cable. In some part of the world people use two different phone, like iPhone and android. Having this two combination of charge card would be awesome. Or...you could insert in a small battery with an emergency LED light. Maybe this is for the ChargeCard 2.0?
3. lovenyc8 (Posts: 164; Member since: 13 Mar 2013)
thats just stupid iOS and Android devices should just make a bigger battery
7. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
zerolemon 7000mah batter for S3 (would come for S4 also) ... best option
9. vincelongman (Posts: 5081; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
Only problem is thickness, but would be worth it for the extra battery life
12. Jack1192 (Posts: 35; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
If only the makers would listen...
16. no_i_dont_think_so (Posts: 9; Member since: 14 Jan 2013)
A lot of Android 3rd party vendors and one maker, Motorola, do make bigger batteries. The Razr Maxx is an excellent phone with a >3000mah battery standard. You can also always just swap out the battery as well on phones like the S3, S4. Lots of options here.
4. LDC207X (Posts: 27; Member since: 15 Mar 2013)
So your saying if I buy this for my android phone and then get an iphone in the future it basically become useless to me. what then? I want a trade in deal. great idea none the less
6. htc_evo_3d (Posts: 84; Member since: 11 Mar 2013)
you serious ?!
21. LDC207X (Posts: 27; Member since: 15 Mar 2013)
Yeah and the funny thing is my current phone is the evo 3d lol
23. ChargeCard (Posts: 6; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Hey, it is a good point. Not to upsell, but IMO the best solution is the Micro USB ChargeCard so it works with your Android and nearly every other device (kindle, jawbone, jambox, digital camera, etc etc). If you get an iPhone, the battery is so bad you basically have to get the Mophie Juice Pack, which charges with Micro USB, so you are still good to go. This is what I do.
30. LDC207X (Posts: 27; Member since: 15 Mar 2013)
Thank you! The micro USB is a lot more practical, but if you ever wanted to get an iPhone then it because useless until you get another phone with a micro USB
I really feel like they should have a deal where you trade in your micro USB version for half off on the iPhone version.
10. illydahan (Posts: 2; Member since: 16 Nov 2012)
i wouldnt buy it...only a simple cable..
13. bachir8k (Posts: 148; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
Integrate a solar panel with it, only then it will be useful.
14. sun0066 (Posts: 175; Member since: 12 Feb 2011)
25. ChargeCard (Posts: 6; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Hi sun0066,
I'm confused why you think it is a scam? Rick Broida of CNET, Jason Gilbert of the Huffington Post and Seth Porges of Forbes just reviewed it and they love it. I'd be happy to take a call (818) 309-6588 We are a based out of LA and are very transparent.
15. no_i_dont_think_so (Posts: 9; Member since: 14 Jan 2013)
Just points out the stupidity of Apple's proprietary connectors even more. It's because of this that I just generally leave the iStuff home when I travel and just bring my Android and Amazon tablets/readers. One inexpensive USB charger can generally take care of all my other devices.
19. 14545 (Posts: 1676; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
This alone is why I don't get the idea behind buying an apple product. I mean what's going to happen in 2 more years when apple moves on to their New and Improved(C) lightning connector? I still have my charger from my original droid 2.
26. ChargeCard (Posts: 6; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
We agree. We wish Micro USB was the standard for all devices. I can't believe the "Nook" didn't go with Micro USB either.
29. 14545 (Posts: 1676; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
The only thing I will give the new lightning connector from apple is the fact that it doesn't have to be plugged in a specific way. I hope when the next small USB spec comes out it has that ability. The only thing an apple phone has ever offered that I like.


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Offered through the Center for Citizenship & Social Justice (CCSJ), the minor in Citizenship & Social Justice provides graduates with a foundational understanding of concepts, issues, strategies, and practices of social justice from interdisciplinary and community-based perspectives. Students will engage citizenship and social justice through multiple lenses of critical theory and engagement.
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22 credits in total
The following courses are required for the minor (10 hours total):
- ICSR 200 Introduction to Social Justice (3 credits)
- ICSR 301 Seminar in Social Justice (3 credits)
- ICSR 435 Reimagining Citizenship (3 credits)
- ICSR 499 Public Work (1 credit)
12 credits in approved electives; 6 of those credits must be at the 300-400 level.
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ICSR 200 Introduction to Social Justice (3 credits)
An introductory study of theories, concepts and strategies of social justice, including individual action, policy, advocacy, and collective action.
ICSR 301 Seminar in Social Justice (1-3 variable credit) An examination of current social problems or issues and a consideration of possible courses of action to address the problems or issues. Repeatable up to six hours.
ICSR 435 Reimagining Citizenship (3 credits) An analysis of the contestations, inclusions and exclusions produced through multiple deployments of the concept, citizenship. Prerequisite: ICSR 200 Introduction to Social Justice.
ICSR 499 Public Work Capstone (1 credit) In this capstone course for the ICSR minor students implement a social justice project on campus and/or in the community. Students will use knowledge and skills developed in foundational ICSR courses to develop and execute a social justice project attentive to campus/community needs. Prerequisite: ICSR 200 Introduction to Social Justice or permission of instructor.
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- AFAM 333 Hip Hop & Democracy
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- AFAM/FLK 377 African American Folklore
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- ANTH 343 Anthropology of Gender
- ANTH 360 Applied Anthropology: Understanding and Addressing Contemporary Human Problems
- DCS 300 Public Problem Solving
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- FLK 480 Women's Folklife
- GEOG 380 Global Sustainability
- GEOG 444 Environmental Ethics in Geography
- GWS 200 Introduction to Gender & Women's Studies
- GWS 301 Feminism, the Arts & Social Change
- GWS 375 American Masculinities
- HIST 379 Gandhi: The Creation of a Global Legacy
- HIST 380 History of Human Rights
- HIST 420 History of Sexuality
- HIST 430 The Civil Rights Movement in America
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- You are interested in working to counter social injustice and oppression
- You want to engage critically with new knowledge about social change and cultural transformation
- You are interested in activism and/or community work as part of your studies
- You wish to be part of a learning community devoted to social justice concerns
|"The ICSR provided me with a background in community organizing that empowered me throughout my undergraduate carrier and has prepared me for the graduate program I am in now. The skills I gained in being a student leader through the ICSR have helped with my continued leadership. I have found that in my graduate program I have had similar discussions and read material that I was given in my ICSR Certificate courses. This allows me to be well versed in discussing various topics that we face in today's society" - Noelle, Graduate Assistant, Northern Arizona University
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How will this fit with my major and/or career goals?
This minor is a good complement for a wide-variety of majors and will serve students in many career paths, particularly as employers are increasingly interested in employees who can think critically, act responsibly, and who embrace diversity. CCSJ is part of the Department of Diversity & Community Studies (DCS), which launched a new major in fall 2014 that is a particularly good fit with this minor.
ICSR coursework focuses on empowering students to improve their leadership talents, critical thinking, collaboration skills, and communicative abilities. All of these are important for a student's degree, regardless of major, and we welcome students from all disciplines, encouraging them to think of creative ways to merge their ICSR coursework with their major. Past and present students in ICSR have majored in Anthropology, English, Interdisciplinary Studies, Religious Studies, and Spanish, among other things.
Courses in Citizenship and Social Justice aid in building necessary skills for campus and community leadership, and ICSR students are active workers and volunteers in a variety of groups and organizations both on and off campus. Past and present examples include Public Achievement, Student Identity Outreach, WKU Greentoppers, Black Student Alliance, WKU Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, Community Options, Enactus, Community Threads, and Kentuckians for the Commonwealth.
A minor in Citizenship & Social Justice opens many opportunities, both locally and outside of the region. For those interested in the public sector, there are many opportunities to work in local, state, and federal governmental agencies, as well as educational institutions; in addition, students interested in programs such as AmeriCorps Peace Corps, and Teach for America would benefit from the minor. If students are interested in private-sector organizations, many businesses are increasingly interested in social responsibility; in addition, areas such as business cooperatives, publishing, media, marketing, consulting, and entrepreneurship are potential fields of interest.
Nonprofit and community-based opportunities are a major area of potential for students in the minor. Students will gain the skills that are necessary to work in social justice organizations, grassroots advocacy, religious organizations, creative arts programs, environmental justice, sustainable food systems, and the cultural sustainability sector. Many community-based initiatives, such as public health programs, refugee and immigration support, community-based education, and farmers' markets, are also options for students with a minor in Citizenship and Social Justice.
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You know the drill: new year, new you. The gyms fill up with new members vowing to sweat off their excess heft, everyone orders salads for a few weeks and goes on home and office-cleaning rampages to purge the leftover holidays sweets. It's great if you're planning on dieting in 2011, but we wanted to know about your other food goals for the new year, so we asked you on Twitter to share your new years food resolutions, aside from eating healthier. Here are some of our favorites:
@xmusina try out some new vegan recipes! Was very inspired by the veg edge special!
@heed81 to cook with more fresh ingredients and to plant an herb/vegetable garden in the spring!
@Cookergurl lots of Mediterranean dishes and maybe throw in some Asian flavors.
@ChicontheStreet to try one new recipe a week and no more processed foods in my diet.
@FusilliAmy try 5 new things every week and waste less.
@chefvandenberg I want to make a Turducken!
@TweetingHeather to eat more organic, local foods and to ditch the supermarkets and head for the farmers market!
@eatingmadeeasy Cook dry beans instead of using canned.
@bungalowchef To share heirloom recipes with family and friends!
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A high in the eastern Bight will move into the Tasman Sea overnight Wednesday drawing hot dry air across the south east states. The hot conditions will last much longer over inland districts than the coastal areas as a weak and mostly inactive trough provides some milder conditions. Although Adelaide reaches 41 Thursday and Melbourne 39 on Friday temperatures it will cool behind these hot day's but the inland will stay near or above the mid 30's including inland NSW and Canberra. Sydney's hottest day will be Tuesday with 39 in the west. Beyond this moderate to fresh onshore winds will keep temperatures in the mid 20's to low 30's.
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SANFORD, Fla. - A committee narrowed down over a hundred rezoning plans to twelve, for the elementary schools in the North phase of the district, in the rezoning process for schools in Seminole County.
"We're trying to create attendance zones for students that will increase enrollment at under-enrolled schools, and decrease enrollment at schools that area at or above capacity," said John Reichert, a spokesperson for the district.
Anyone with internet access was able to submit a plan to the district online, each a different map of how the 11 elementary schools that make up the North phase should be rezoned.
Lake Mary parent Aamena Kanji submitted three plans, but none of them made it through.
"It's just frustrating that I don't know how it's going to end," said Kanji.
One plan, a "Cluster Keeper" made it through Wednesday's round. If approved, it could mean Shelly Bauer's son won't have to change schools next year.
"He loves his teachers, he loves his school and he knows it, something he's comfortable with," said Bauer.
The plans that made it out will be narrowed down again, to three plans when the committee meets again on January 24.
Those plans will then go before the superintendent. Bauer said waiting is the hardest part.
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text: ysg 192 Report post Posted March 5, 2013 I've seen Minecraft rake it in, but what I don't get 100% is why is it that Meat Boy and Braid are so successful. Both are adventure games, granted they have some neat game mechanics, but this isn't a terribly new concept. So why are they so well received? I'm not trying to be negative in any way. If anything, I think that this is great. However, I'd like to know the steps (the process or the system, as in the approach) that they used in order to come up with such a great game idea. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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My oldest wa handled knife is about 3 years old now, I have not gone out of my way to maintain them and I cannot say I can see any degradation to the handle. Based on a recommendation here on the forums I do wipe my wa's down with a mineral oil soaked rag I keep around for my cutting board, but I only do that occasionally. Now I do try to keep the handles clean and dry during use but that is a combination of preserving the handles and having a strong aversion to having wet hands when handling cutlery.
That said, I understand a search for the perfect knife, but from your descriptions, you may need to reevaluate your expectations. I've used Wusthof and Victorinox chef knives each in 8" and 10" extensively, a Tojiro DP lightly, and a Global a few times. Though the Wusthof is the closest, I wouldn't call any of them a battle axe. In fact for about 8 months I and an 8" Wusthof were inseparable. I used the knife literally four or more hours a day, six days a week. There's no doubt I had the extension of my hand thing down pat; in fact I don't have another knife now that I feel quite as comfortable with. My sous has one and I used it tonight, and it sang even better because my knife skills have improved. All of these are precision instruments, particularly when properly thinned and sharpened. What you'd be getting with a Konosuke is a massive refinement on that, but if you think it's going to be the difference between a shovel and Excalibur, you're going to be disappointed. This isn't upgrading from a Pinto to a Boxster, it's upgrading from a Mustang to a Boxster.
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